The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 10

PAGE 10 ‘LABOR TO SPLIT, ‘Key yboard to Washboard TWO THREATEN Music Teacher Reforms Secessionist Unions to Defy! State Federation day afternoon. Reelection of Witllam Short ident, and L. W. Buc | ONS THREATEN TO HDRAW FROM FEDERATION | | Connection of Dirke's name with| seceding Workers’ Non Pa | The turmoil in the lab ment has not endet w Glarke count league will MR spite of the black Lis ition. They predicted the convention's nee, wil, ag tl “Cleanliness is next to Godliness ays the Bible. ee aterke county unions from WASHINGTON, July From services has imcreased, that the ate, opowrapenl Doremi and the C scale to Rubadub-| pay ts better and that a lot of ee ccerutne dub, Yea, verily; from keyboard to| harmony se well as water can be eee Tenownits washboard! wrung out of linen. Pp agin Professor Will Spahr, for many the railway . p Further trouble was seen ment of H. Alvin Moore. of the Ratlw t by the state and less noms 1. PLAY HIS ROLE at his organist WASHBOARD Provides that org ir nes refuse to support WILL, SENT BY PARC ‘any dual po "God pity the wageworkers {f or some democrat like lean Incidentally, he says, he finds that the market for his ROPOLITAN MATS. WED. AND SAT. 2 ‘ Week Starting MONDAY, July 5th ing in washing therefore is more essential than teaching music! COHAN & HARRIS Present | a Wuxtry! Woxtrew! Mrs. Fiske} ..t7 4r< a OKLAHOMA CITY, July | "Whe the lawyers agree, there's no AMERICA'S MOST DISTINGUISHED room for argument,” declared Ju sae ACTRESS |A.N. Munden here, and dismissed | ina George FE. Willams, charged with/ Comety of Moonshine, Madnens reckless @riving. Opposing attor-| and Make Believe neys looked at the automobile Wil tame waa said to have damaged. It OF N’ORLEANS | chorus, By Laarence Eyre—Direction of Harrison Grey Fiske Spanks Baby With SEATS NOW Ax Handle; Jail! MEMPHIS, July 2.—Because she! panked baby with an ax handle, Mary Jot negresa, is in jail EVES.—S0c to $2.50 m MATS.—30c to $2.00 Tax inson, AOR At “It’s the Life of the-Party” “Weegie” Says PO earring go, take along a 4-pound jar of Societe Hard Candy. It’s the one confection that befits amy occasion. “Always in good taste” best describes it. Page Societe Hard Candy on your Ouija Board Pee mene eee ree de eee es ceecscrsssece SSS esse eseeeresececscecercce rs THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920 \WA |Loses on Horse Race,| Trombone Makers Becomes a ypetones| Will Be Out of Luck! George Lowdel | . July 2—Jaxe ts rap: 1 $1,000 saved urn for al 6 money on ¢ now wants himself decalred ankrupt Birthday Penknife COSTS LESS GOOD CLOTHING CAN BE BOUGHT AT SHAFER BROS.’ SALE AT LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS. GREAT CHANCE TO Remove Tumor Weighing 100 Lbs. SHAMOKID Used to Kill Woman Specials |Blessing Is Asked on' Crops and Flbcks Cops Are Looking for Jack Dempsey MEMPHIS day coming. PADILLA BAY LANDS If you want a portion of this fine tract of land now is your chance to buy, as we are closing out the balance of the tracts very fast. We cannot force you to buy. We can, however, invite you to inspect our proposi- tion. is rightly celebrating. to $22.50. price. bargains for larger boys. SHOES 20% Off We are running daily excursions, starting at 8 a. m., from our office. Lands that will raise 400 sacks of onions per acre, and you can buy 15 acres or more, at $10 per acre. talk it over with us. Your neighbors Don’t procrastinate. Come, are buying. Seattle’s Largest Sparks, Chase & Dye Clothiers 514 Second Avenue At their former pri¢e of $35, price you can’t afford to miss the chance to get a New Suit for the holi- Boys’ Suits tues. Including the famous Jack O’ Leather re- inforced with real leather suits. Wonderful buys for this low $10.00 Values Cut to $6.75 Knee Pants Suits; ages 16, 17 and 18. Second and University First and University BUY MEN’S AND BOYS’ SUITS for the Fourth MEN’S SUITS, $24.85 these Suits were good buys. At this $60 Suits Cut to $48.75 | $50 Suits Cut to $38.75 Young Men’s Suits, $17.85 The young fellow who has one of these Smart Suits on will feel that he $15.65 (Men’s Hats at Old Prices Splendid Quality Hats $3, $4, $5, $6 Every shoe in stock, including the famous American Boy Shoe, is reduced by 20 per cent. A great chance to e. Solid Leather Men's Shoe, Blucher cut, broad toe, two full soles, $9.00 value, for $7.20. Entrance to Shoe Store Either First or Second Avenue Worth up Fine SHAFER BROS. Whole Block Long Look at these prices. Think - it means to get a new suit at these prices —and just in time for the Fourth of July. Look them over Saturday. Dress up for half what you would expect to pay. A Good 19 Suit on Sale at BETTER SUITS AT $13.50 Liberty Tailors Stand the Loss The Liberty Tailors of First Avenue own this stock of fine clothing and they won’t make a cent tomorrow, no matter how many suits we sell, for the prices at which we have marked these suits prohibit profit. But they will be turning’ their overstock into money— and they need cash in the worst way. They have commis- sioned us to sell at any old price that will bring in ready cash and surely we have marked these fine suits low enough to compel purchase. The Liberty Tailors bought this fine assemblage of cloth- ing in anticipation of a big business this summer. But the business did not come and they have been compelled to turn this fine stock over to us to sell at the lowest prices that have been announced in Seattle since before the war. The crowd last Saturday afternoon was too large to give good service. More salesmen will assist you tomorrow, but we urgently request that as many people as possibly can come in the forenoon. It’s worth a little sacrifice on your part to get high class suits at these ridiculously low prices. JAMES NELSON 1007 Third Avenue Nene $15 AND $17 A FEW PRICES at $1625 If you have on a suit that cost you $35.00 compare it with these. Suits weil tailored and nicely styled. _at $4, 7-50 If these suits were we ‘ked at $40.00 they would appear mote styl ish. But you will like them better at $17.50, «$1875 This low price gets you into the finer suits. We will let you say what their regular prices were after you have seen them. at $21.50, $23.75, $24.50 At these prices we will outfit you in clothing that you can't beat at double the money, Many of the suits in these lots are worth up to $50.00, Look them over and you will agree with us, ce my ay. Cond