The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1920, Page 3

ag Thrills and Laughs in Plenty This Week! MY LADYS MACK SENNETT’S Gay Two-Act Whirl—“THE GINGHAM GIRL” * WALLACE on the WURLITZER Playing “My Oriental Symphony,” Sung by Ryan and Rosenthal Per Cent Reduction ON ALL MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats and Trousers ---for a Limited Time--- Our customers, who know the values we give and the service we render, will quickly appreciate that they are offered one of the biggest economy opportunities that has come to them; others can readily convince them- selves of it by a visit to this store. We sell numerous nationally known makes of clothes, including the famous “FASHION PARK” brand, which is standard the country over for high qual- ity, style, tailoring and originality. DISTINCTIVE, DIFFERENT CLOTHES, BUILT TAILORING IDEAS, WHICH ORDINARILY COMMAND THEIR ORIGINALITY, MAKE OUR SWEEPING REDUCTION OF 20 CENT AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT. FROM THE CLEVEREST A PREMIUM FOR PER If you wish the ultra fashionable models, we have them in various styles and makes; equally we offer a wide selection of the more conservative cuts. Our stock is large and very complete and you will be assured of a fit that is adapted to your build and personality. Come in the when the chance for careful selection is best. Store opens at 9 a, m. SHANER & WOLFF “Clothes That Are Different” 916 SECOND AVENUE morning, THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1920, Miss Mabel Trained the Campus Cat |" Now the Citcas Is Where She’s At n of pretty u—from a ng him e going to ask him, “Just exact Some women seem to be ashamed real food in a public dining COLONIAL £ Cone sion “THE WORLD AFLAME” THE a Ghore- RANKING 4, picking | fi) PAGE 3 Satisfactory Terms Always OTTO F. KEGEL. President PIKE ST. Anp FIFTH AVES Many Pieces of Fumed and Waxed Oak Dining Room - Furniture Is Reduced ONE-THIRD a adjusting our stock of Dining Room Furniture we find many odd pieces—odd suites and several lines we wish to discontinue. have reduced one-third for immediate clearance. These we niture from our regular stock is included, and households requiring Buf- fets, China Cabinets, Dining Tables, Chairs or complete Dining Room Suites will find this an unusual opportunity for saving. ll a All This Week The Reduced Prices on Towels, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads and Blankets offer exceptional opportunities of stocking new or restocking established households with these necessities at decided savings. 18 by 36-inch Huck Towels of splendid quality, finished with fancy red borders. Special 25c Each, $2.90 Per Dozen 42 by 36-inch Pillow Cases Made from tubing of good quality and finished without dressing. Special 55c Each 81 by 90-inch Bed Sheets A better quality double bed sheet— a value you will appreciate. Special $2.65 Each 76 by 86-inch Crochet Bedspreads of a very serviceable quality and in neatly executed patterns. Special $3.50 Each \ Full Bleached Turkish Bath Towels A very absorbent quality in conven- ient household size. Special 45c Each 90 by 100-inch Satin Bedspreads of reliable quality and neatly finished. These are considerably under regular value. Special $9.75 Each 70 by 80-inch Wool Finished Blankets in assorted plaid colorings—these blan- kets will give excellent wear. Special $6.95 Pair 66 by 80-inch Wool Mixed Blankets of light gray color with edges bound with silk binding to match the color of the blanket. Special $9.25 Pair Some of the best fur- i | | | | |