The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 7

THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920. tHE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET? | DOW NSTAIRS STORE | bies’s Fiber-Silk Shirts. Cool and Comfortable $6.50 LUSTROUS Russian- cord weave of Fiber- silk is tailored into these cool Summer Shirts, and they have detachable soft collar to match and French cuffs. Choice of plain-blue, tan, pink and white—$6.50. | ATHLETIC UNION SUITS of fine jersey-weave cot- | ton, sleeveless and knee length, in white only. Sizes 36 to 46. Price $1.50. | FIBER-SILK HALF-HOSE in Black, White, Gray and Palm Beach, with double heel and toe-—30¢ pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE | Boys’ Attached-collar Shirts, $2.00 OYS who have been wearing jerseys wil! turn now to these Shirts for comfort. They are of madras and percales of excellent quality, in a wide choice of colors and designs. Sizes 1244 to 14. Priced at $2.00. BOYS’ TUBULAR WASH TIES in mercerized ef- fect, in plain white and color-striped and figured patterns, 25¢ each. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE |Came to His Help and Took Money| Petition Highland Park Is-Deferred| Petition by reside: Pickpockets robbed Charlies Tenois, park for construction and pulp: t of $105 when the helped him frora of a fire station for y will | the center of be referred to the 1921 budget com- ave. S. and Wash Mittee, it was decided at a meeting of | Became faint, « the public safety committee Wednes y evening day afternoon. 2th ave. 8 Baker City, Oregon, Gains in Census WASHINGTON, July 1 ston st, Tennis tficer George F. Rey-| up with two broker {ses Thursday. | Motorcycle The cen- “in front of the y night. For: les was in the idmer, ation of Baker City, Ore., ub Wedne an increase of 987, or 14.6 per| mer Senator Sam cent, since 1910. car with Miss We “sonar The Most Popular Guest in the House | rid i. Brought a Portable | Columbia Grafonola_ They can dance all summer because some- one had the good sense and good taste to | bring a Vacation Model Columbia Grafonola. They can dance on the porch, on the pier, on the beach, or can take it on picnios or to . parties next door because it’s so light and so easy to carry that it’s never a trouble to take along. Come in. See it. Hear it. Test it. Type D-2 costs only $75. Take one along, and, wherever you go, you'll be the most popular guest in the house. GRAFONOLAS PRICED $32.50 AND UP TERMS - Fosislune Pinnn G 1519 THIRD AVENUE VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS Safe ‘Safe Mile tor WANTS & INVALIDS. ASK FOR | Horlick’s, | pound | Big Importation From Canada Report SIMEMSOM 1919 Tioga COPYRIGHT BY EMERSON HOL CHICAGO, July 1.—More than 4 CHAPTER XXUT Jare short, and their journey wa G h H D 0d. b00 botenea at. iibar cachives GA A Change of Base fininhed w (grag. dat dew ing am ouse resses Swimming Suits Died. te packertiag low as © Sata|roge wes inne gewneast treme ct [tpn In the cipster light. Docta Billie Burke and Sassy Jane Models ; ‘ wcoording to federal ir mind, but he himself, engrossed with | Barnes saw something which caused HESE knitted Bathing & rida Amnistant d is errand, did not at first ne film to pull up 2 wie one ured that if the whole |that it was the same half wild « “There's the wire break,” he ex $3.95 sult ire patterned ng as died © had had combat | claimed, “Look her for actual wimming. retail pe Tiel Wat 60k: tie: ab 4nd Sb TTRACTIVE Thee is no -suepios ae oe Dresses for sum- rials to hinder long, smooth mer wear, made of serv- strokes. in sugar r oles stec’ ve brought su n | valley ways look fresh’ and dom. Armholes, protected, for the express pur | of the mou ron aii) anal trim. but cut deep enough for pose of preserving fruit here, instead | try even yet ghin \Chiabs not "| pai a ease the over-arm strokes with- f which they shipped it th Sim Gage nodded smoke,” mal . ” “on siete 2 r where it je alleged ¢ age 1 ° SASSY JANE HOUSE out binding. Stripings profit of $4,009 a carloa As the light grew stronger #o that as pictured, whose brightness adds “ISCO, Jdly 1.—Suear iaible ther tha. bebees tixhoke, made of Gingham in charm to the color scheme. SAN FRANC tropped E here ye fart umn th the | Barnes refiner’s price his caller wt fervent) HAVANA Sugar was selling at 26 cents a en Seattle today Bob Harper Named" West Point Cadet en Robert W. Harper, 19, son Att , C. Harper, prominent Washingt r West Point military acader He was appointed by Congressman John I. M Donald F. M 7 Lean, non of Martin Mclar 1 my F A by § eave for the night. He was tor Wesley 1 | Boy on Bike Hit in Auto Collision fix Jones 216 PINE STREET Bet. Third and Fourth Aves. CLEARANCE OF SUMMER SHOES j Salt Lake Next for Optometers Following a day of sightseeing. cgutna othenting | erees of Optometry brought oO Lake ¢ ed as the se for de! the Wer Cor the new © after Salt ty 1 congress. year were elected from that} ae 1a > get Doct blanket J. navy iaelierts . ing fire to five hotels here in| at week j There was Black Kid Oxfords $7. -00 and $8. 80 Formerly $8 4 $1 Brown Kid Oxfords $8.00 and $9.60 Formerly 91 nd $12.00 Your Eyes Framined and Giasses Fitted. Broken Lenses Duplicated ‘When the Eyes Fail —they fail rapidly and glasses, like reinforce- ments to a retreating army, are a necessity. Ties in Brown or Black Kid, French Heels $10.00 Pair Yor $14.50 Extra Fine White Canvas High Shoes $4.50 Pair Formerly $6.00 and $7.00 SYMONDS 316 PINE STREET ucation, used te erly AMUSEMENTS MOORE le Jack ills yet DRESSER and GARDNER 1 ELSA RYAN ———— ——— 1404 Third Avenue SEXTON BROS CallUs this way—say “Main SicFive Hundred” | for Taxicab Service CLARA MORTON TWICK DAILY—2:20-8:15 Mc _| SEATS Fifth-Pine This Week— Matinee “CAPTAIN KIDD. A PLAYERS 2525 Saturday on” Remember the Words «Main Six-Five Hundred” | | Metropolitan ‘+ BOOTH TARKI Greatest ¢ You get a printed receipt for every fare paid. Ask for it. The receipt states time, driver and amount to be paid. Remember “Main Six-Five-Hundred” Seattle Taxicab Co. kev w Ss ORPHEUM THEATRE Sytvia + & Robert Gorden In peiiten BLOOD BARRIER” JG ~ their souls” of Barnes slip cominc~ MONDAY By Laurence Eyre—Direction of Harrison Grey Fiske METROPOLITAN | FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Knitted Jersey iceable Ginghams which and ab Lengths that give free- will launder well ket k large plaid combina- Priced, $8.50 to $10.00. wagdr oy tions, Blue, Pink, Second 7 naid gah Brown or Lavender, t afire again and with trimmings it: blatn Jeolee “ge White Canvas ham. White bindings Shoe Cleaners add an, attractive fin- ish. Price $3.95. “Blanco” white cake BILLIE BURKE cleaner for canvas boots, HOUSE DRESS. of 25¢ box. plain blue Gingham “Nova” white cake with wide belt, pock- cleaner, 15¢ and 35¢ bo; ets and sailor collar of “ X- ting Gingham, or the same model of nurse “2 in 1” white cake here 4 th pe Gingham or blue and white plaid Gingham cleaner, 15¢ box. way t with trimmings in contrasting material. Price $3.95. “Fitz Presto,” white cake, 10¢ box. He's deader’r u might Both of These Models are Practical for Their Long Lines, Which Will Suit Any Figure “Shinola,” white cake, wrth oad 15¢ box. White Kid Shoe Cleaners “Reliable” cleaner, for Se box. 3 “Kid Kream,” a cleaner 7] for white shoes, 25c. é “Pee Chee,” cleaner for ~ buck, nubuck and canvas shoes, 35c¢ bottle. “Universal,” for white canvas or shoes, 25c bottle. | “Nuway,” white leather cleaner, 25c bottle. : “Kleen E-Z,” white liquid gloves also, 2! Distinctive Custom-Made Sports Footwear For Women and Misses PORTS OXFORDS, as pictured, in finest white canvas with brown leather trimmings and brown sales, $15.00, either buck maybe up on ped back the White Buckskin Oxfords with full wing tip, white shoe cleaner, 25c bottle. pose oe soles, heavy perforations, $18.50. Buck powder to clean White Canvas Oxfords with white buck trimming, $15.00. White Washable Kidskin Oxfords “with white wood Cuban heels, price $17.50. White Reignskin Oxfords $5.00 White Reignskin Cloth Oxfords with white welting and white heels, in broken size range, reduced to $5.00 pair. and whiten buck, nubuck and suede boots, 25¢ bot- tle. “Shuwite,” whitens and cleans, 15¢ bottle. “2-in-k” liquid éleaner, 15e¢ bottle. shoe —NOTIONS FLOOR. 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