The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1920, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, JON: 11, 1979 SINK WINDMILL BARTELL DRUG STORES} tq cet powen|| Your Choice at [7 ‘4 Other Sale Items t Salt Lake Inventor Defies $4 80 Pair e Ug ae at both store ° Season’s fen te women famou SALT LAKE CITY, Utal Downstairs at the Second Latest and Madison store, — ladic will find some sale offers of more than ordinary interest At the startling figure of only $4.80 they can choose from the following Extraordinary Interest to zi Buyers of tg eS Drugs Store Merchandise recs, meme ence | baby Lous hese ont tured | Shoes for a g csc’ etc | Satin, Guetta and PATENT | Growing Girls a Hkh aa a | th may LOW SHOES In keeping with the Bar olicy, that of keeping the price of Drugs - eetueinle 0 the. otnlan * ti Kronen A at 4 merged down to a minimum, we have tried to carry this policy out for the past . na ntock in rem ert mber " y - has nted a water t 1 w t a f aie Reo years. How well we have kept our word is demonstrated below: heel w will operate and cor vat es nome new = i aie. Sl scarecace Some cel ernest eae a rice Drugs Toilet Articles | rs nna ea? enc car ahisan at ie pr a in 80.40 Here is an offer which will require no $3. 80 19 und 7.80 in the maine department second telling. A good selection at both H g { : ' ‘ i H B Stores. Read the items and act quickly. other stunning value in the 5 1 ul r n airs Departme a Bec J ee + 7 * osiery argains A Patent Gaiter Pump with Baby Louis P adioon, ae 4 am : thea Regular’ $2.60 and $2.76 val heel, at the Main Store, nt Button and Lace and Gun- se s a gular $11.00, fi ton welt sole shoes in st ee Malte... I ‘ , . we 4 1¢8 in Silk Hose, now $1.95 regular yok ”), for ° eX ec inerae , tract of Vanilla nent ro ilar $3.60 Silk Hose A Patent Tongue Pump of a very high $3.80. le Acid . 20¢ | Odor White and Colors. grade make, at Main Store $6 00 eture of bodine ‘ in a 4 $2.65 only; regular $12.00, NOW ° pentine, 8 ounces M ' ¢ by long Meu te oa A Laird Patent Tongue Pump, a Patent Bark, 3 ounces Ane.) = a ck Silk Hose, regu Gaiter Pump, Patent One-eyelet Tie, with helle Salts, 2 ounces 200 | visser Corate V h ; lar $6.50 values, for. . $4.95 either Baby or Full Louis 7 00 For infants 15¢ | Violet W Ha ‘ These at Both Stores heels, all regular $14, NOW. . itt childrer 81.00 ar * and the t . 4 A Laird Patent Oxford, with Cuban heel ee 50¢ sd “4 | Vinot $ She Shaving fe natio at both stores; regular ou wil f Riirchita's ‘Kesence : oS | igor shigear. "lage $17.50, NOW ... ° a money Wampole’s Cod Liver Oi! $ | Laird’s Patent “Lazuli” Pump, Laird’s Pat- in the big Chil. Cuticura Ointment iN ent Two-eyelet Tie, Laird’s Patent Tongue dren's Depart o . . ‘ 1 t h Spirits of Camphor | a A. Workers Pump with Baby Louis heel, all at both ff ments at botn [Crown Lavender Salts ill Speak Here } stores; and Laird’s Patent Oxford with peeee's Pepto Mangan $1.00 | ae ee ¢ Louis heel, at the Main Store; all regu- lar $18.50 values Canute Water . ¥ $1 Listerine P Tasteless Castor Oil..... U, S. P. Hydrogen Peroxide » Comp. Syrup of Hypophosphites. $1.00 Sulphur, § ounces i Knoxa-Coid Tabicts M. BE. W. C. Cough syrup Cream of Tartar, 3 ov Lister's Alkaline s Crude Carbolic Ac | Armour's G e Juice Campho Ph “Clayton's D: Beptol Petrolatum. pint size ‘Bayer Aspirin Tablets Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills De | Lista Thymoline > [Kidney Plasters (Septol).. ea Sloan's Liniment . NO EXCHANGES APTER 12 NOON NO REFUNDS ON EITHER CASH OR CREDIT SALES SECOND TURRELL’S and 20th Anniversary i SHOE SALE Items || Judge Black Will Mars May Signal “Manny” Chapelle $200 Paid for ‘Thief After 32 Years Address Demos in Year 1924 Loses His Smile Threepence Coin! of Honest Work_ NEW YORK, June 11.—"Manny"| NEW YORK, June 11.—at the] LONDON, June 11 —After omer, who| Chapelle, Broadway's famous “man sale of the coin collection of the late | years’ service “in the 0 Johnson, a postman, - STAMPORD, Ce Prof. Davia Todd, as or his recent trip to| who never frowns,” formerly one.of| Henry C. Miller a three-pence struck | Henry : sentenced to vison by John Higley of Granby, Conn.,| "Rtn £8, one ae | ment for stealing letters. copper mined on bis property | brought $200. The coin has ure of a deer and the words | Was Never Late in 9 me as you please.’ 56 Years’ Work Vienna possesses a unique orches-| LONDON, June 11.—Retiring from tra. All the members of it, from the| Chatham dockyard, A. C. Rose was er late or absent during 56 years’ loctors of medicine. . service. The’ 120 popular items quoted above were selected at random from our | | advertising published in June, 1918. The total retail price of this mer- [ehandive was then 848.i0. Phe price today is 871.67. The aiiformee V EYT PRICES ON FINE MERCHANDISE ATTRACTS EAGER veal price is hardly noticeable when compared with other commodities and their rapid rise in price in the past two years. It will be readily seen that TO MY STORE---GREAT STOCK is BEING RAPIDLY UNLOADED---PRICES we have lived up to our policy—to keep drugs down to the lowest possible SLASHED AGAIN ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED cGoops lve | SELLING OUT THE SHOES a STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 3 STORE NO. 5 | JOHN LINDH STOCK SLASHED voris B® Enos’ Fruit Salts t )Stanolax Mineral Ol) (8.8.8 > | California Syrup of Fix ‘ Beptol Red Clover i . Pr Pink Root and 7 Ayer's Sarsapar Effervesc Kilmer’s Swam Ti Citrolax Compound Cathartic Pi I} Bromo-Seltzer ‘ Dr. Cakiwell's Syrup of Pepsin thought elg-| the best-k South America, mid hairman of | nals might be caugh wide san} state central COM) stars by August, 1924 tarium, Worrtes ove present and deliver a om the planet White Way, is in the orse eul Mars ¥ be and one for alienation of affections the earth. are anid to have taken away the gen lie, “Manny” was one of the best to catch signals known champagne salesmen in the | director down to the drummer, are |n With most stores reporting poor business, my place has o4 been crowded, but no wonder, when I am slashing the prices on the world’s best known merchandise. In clothing I am offering such standard makes as HIRSCH-WICKWIRE, DAVID ADLER & SONS, SOCIETY BRAND and LEOPOLD ** MORSE (Union Made). In Shoes I am selling W. L. DOUGLAS, BARTELL 1908 First Avenue Second Avenue Boren Ave. at Pike Street at Union Street STORE NO. 2 STORE NO. 4 STORE NO. 6 Drug Stores i Bae 5349 Ball: nstla , GOTZIAN, CHIPPEWA and WASHINGTON SHOE CO.’S DRY 8 Nat na ge piety bibras 9 Avenue It youRS FOR SOX, and in Underwear, COOPER'S, MEDLICOTT’S — and a eae & : . je Street | LOWER OTHER SPLENDID MAK This high class, nationally adver- a ea iii ae: I} PRICES tised merchandise is selling at prices away below what you can ex- Work Shoes, cut to. . | 1M. ROGERS pect to get the same for at any other store. Join the crowds when Men's — Walk-Over and Stetson mes of Ancient Cashmere Style | the doors open Saturday at nine and gyt your are of the money 7 8. a ae 85 tle. savers. It's the greatest sale ever offered in Sez Men's Hi-Cut and Logger $15.00 values, Warriors Found __ Returns i in France Joe’ s Lawyer oo Sunwise ew. Had Argument; nt, Fae baat mater Joe Had Facts $8.50 values in Ladies’ Shoes; over ri mmemenete values, retueed to. $295 valnee £0 $000... BeLsee Children’s Sandals, a inree 98c MEN’S FINE Men’s Suits in SUITS TO $35, Heavy Tweeds CUT TO and Fine Wor- steds, Val. to $60 lot specially priced. $17.85 $24.85 ues HEAVY WOOL OVERCOATS TO Saddle np ala. $4.98 4. eee: $11.95 9 HALF PRICE ‘ I AIL ORED WOOL OVER- vC . Stel COATS. VALL TO IN MANY CASES F R LESS CUT TO 35 eameaea a ALL-WOOL MACK WORTH = $15.00 MEN'S WOOL SUITS, VALUES TO $30.00 $14.85 heen buried in ‘They are b« warrior man and very 4) Lift Off Corns! "0.0": ¥% Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and in pronouncing wentente en %nn } calluses right off with fingers for:he Tad, mb asilt Young Men's Suits, values to $30.00; latest styles, but bon $12.85 lines, cut to I had stilt interrupted Apply a few drops of zone’’ upon that old, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, ' id a still he did no : 9 9 | Sida tain ot seman! ie GOING BOYS’ SUITS | MEN’S PANTS | ‘ AT | | Men's $5.00 1 mak medicine with c : : s of Boys’ Sulte, ea to|AT LESS THAN OVERALLS Hundreds of Boys? Suits, values to | v | greens and bre went around half price at .. 's Heavy Ww ool as MET $2.00 Bristol Wool Under- half price...... .98c . D. Garments, 55 : c Arrow Matty all sizes, at less than half price, 2 4 25c Hats, grays, Hard corns, soft corns, corns t between the toes, and the The ju hard skin calluses on T bottom of feet litt cref : Whole Town on $10, n one big | : chegehiaead Jall sizes, at....... $2 48 eae oo OD nts ne Mh $145 pa tam 83 Hats, broken lines right off—no i Worsted Suits, priced formerly Men's Union Made paloaed Men 2 and a cal Stand in Breach PRICE! Bie eae & $8.95) ‘cna ae $2.35) $150 Cae a... 98e : : 98 of Promise Suit rod Alen AILWool Mackinaws, were | Men's Union Made Dress Trous |— ee a ar aE r YITCAS! HALF Zoe i $5.95 scarey $3.85 Pay Checks Cashed bata fo ce at drag era | [ime “oa tor‘: \, (601-03 First Avenue--Gorner Pine Street