The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1920, Page 4

"Autos Collide; Man THE SEATTLE STAR M sf Lom | wt I nla P. Lorntardt, chiet sald 1 WALTER LEA IZZARD, 80N or | MR. AND MRS, ALBERT J. 1% | Rev. f Wt hibition BARD, 4 Pranklir died | M B. eht Ma aay’ W mt “ie was 4 pupil |tice, burgla at Beward wehoc land stole seve He Left 2 Days After |Chief | Forbids Cops i h rk Elsewhere | WALLA WALLA--Wailting tl! ane, pastor of Pi ‘ THURSDAY, DECEMTER 26, 1929, Defrauded Japanese |Steps on “Empty”’ Pool Hall Raided Jeweler, Is Charge Afoused of e*ting jewelr and f _ Banana; As a mogih and Locked by | Cops ; FIRE, STARTING FROM vy WHO WERE TO JOIN ovEnHE ATED « he 1 . _ - mem ct rl the nace pe home of Frank | the Washingto right Wednesday. |b te 2 Pe - Liquor Flows Freely at tne toaerai agouts, i um : ij Party in “Toughest Town | Auto Hit by S Street ; ia the go . Car; Policemen Hurt HURLEY. w $50,000 Rent Saved This Year! E saved better than $50,000 in rent alone in our _ three upstairs stores this year, as our books can show to any qualified and authorized person. Apnd we put every penny of it back into the clothes values we - And Note This! _ No cheaply made clothes for cheap selling here. We guarantee a saving of at least $10 on every one of our garments: Our prices remain on a " rock- bottom level all the time—no price juggling. ALL OUR REGULAR STOCK SOLD ON A MONEY “BAC K SATISFACTION GUARANTEE. Fahey-Brockman Announce the Greatest Value-Giving Event Seattle Has Ever Seen! 3,000 Guaranteed Suits and QOvercoats 530 Sold the UPSTAIRS Way 1—Low Rents. 3—Volume Business. 2—Plain Stores. 4—No Credit Loses. 5—Rock-Bottom Prices ALWAYS. constantty offer the public. Another reason why we can make the remarkable offer below. Every style in our stock on sale at reductions ranging from 20 per cent on new lines in all sizes and widths to 1, off on many lines where sizes are incomplete. MEN’S SHOES. $6.50 $8.50 $9.50 All sizes and styles that formerly sold for 910.00, $12.50 and $15.00. You Will .95 Find All Sizes in This pasement Lot, But Not STORE jn Every Style. 4) WOMEN’S : SHOES i PUMPS | OXFORDS Every pair a real bargain and formerly sold _ at two or three times’this a SMALL SIZES | $795 ONLY | WOMEN’S co PUM. "fons? IN THIS LOT | OXFORDS | SHOES $2.95 $3.95 ott 95 | 1 se $2.95 8.95 440 Big Reductions on All House Slippers. } HOE 1220-22 SECOND AVE Second and University. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THE HILARIOUS NEW YEAR'S EVE MIDNIGHT FOLLIES AT THE PANTAGES NOVELTY SURPRISE CLEVER NEW VAUDEVILLE STUNTS AZZY MUSI Just a Typical Pantages New Year’s Eve Jinks, in Which Everybody Will Participate Two Seattle Stores for Your Convenience: FAHEY-BROCKMAN BUILDING,-Third and Pike ARCADE BUILDING (Over Rhodes Co.) Second Avenue LAHEY-BROCKMAN- Qlo-stairs lothiers Duy up-stairs and save FOL COME AND HELP GIVE THE NEW YEAR A REAL WELCOME SEATS NOW SELLING PRICES General Admission $1—Any Seat in the House