The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1921, Page 2

fiONDAY, JUNE 6, 192s. fhk SHATTLE STAR JUNE BRIDES—this store has ae ar 7 , a _— 7” w~ your outfit waiting for YOU! this great homefurnishing store—the —unsurpassed facilities! Absolutely Medical Supplies, Food and} Clothing Wanted | The Rusajan Relief committee tn } largest in Western America—is the satisfactory service! Liberal, simple, Ae meetin peat comunlties & || | great central point for newlyweds! dignified credit awaits your coming. ffii5°to tm vent thru the Amorican| |||||/|| Friends Service committee of Phi delphia, for the stuffs to be shi along with the me surgical instruments which j mittee has been collecting since It} i | began to function about six weeks ago, | | These supplies have been donated | | by Seattle physig¢ians and druggists | and are worth several hundred dol lars, This is the first shipment) || made by the committes, A statement of children’s statistics in Moscow states that per cent} | of the school children are affiicted| | | with skin diseases and other troubles due to lack of soap, and infant mor tality has risen to 40 per cent, due to the searcity of milk, | “Ot the children who live at home| ||| || || 32 per cent are tubercular or an aemic.” | Until Amewica resumes trade with| | Russia, to enable her to secure the necessities for the maintenance of| | | ee” |iife, this relief work, altho only a | drop in the bucket of need and want, Wit |ts all that the friends of that nation | 1|} jean do, —these JUNE BRIDE OUTFITS represent Made -in- Washington products which this store feels are , entitled to the first consideration of homefurnishers. money donations or bring in to 1915 First ave. Anything || in the way of new, warm children’s | clothing, soaps, medicines, Mellin's |food, malted milk, ‘ete., will be wel come, Articles that are heavy and will | | | | jor in England and forwarded trom |there, but things that are light and juseful may be advantageously ship: ped from here. eccte eee! | On Sale at Melvin’s \fretght are best bought in the Bast The Crescent Cloak & Suit Co. was forced to quit business. 3-piece ivory bedroom suite— —a very attractive 3-piece bedroom suite, exactly as pictured, in ivory finish; top of dresser measures 38x18 ins.; size of mir- ror, 16x24 ins.; top of chiffonier measures 32x18 ins.; size of mirror, 14x18 ins.; full size bed; regular price 3 pieces com- ° plete, $84—; special for the week ........ naauly hie demewees re . Their entire stock of over 600 fashionable garments has been State Labor Chief added to Melvin’s. This big stock must be quicky disposed of, Lauds State’s N. G. and to make this selling event more attractive every Coat, Suit | Highest praise was accorded the and Dress in Melvin’s is also on sale at price reductions of the |citizen-soldiers who fought the world most decided nature. This big double sale gives our patrons an bard pin cent fbn opportunity to buy the season’s most favored models at prices by Short, president of the State’ Federa far the lowest yet announced in Seattle. tion of Labor, speaking Saturday to 125 National Guard officers who are assembled in Seattle to discuss the future program of thelr organiea- Dresses OF, on. : The meeting was held tn the Ma Dresses sonic club rooma, Arcade building. Corporation Counsel Walter F. .75 to 75 .75 to .75 Meier also addressed the gathering. U. Senior Girls Win Jast the type of smart §X ‘This is the highest sale price ‘ Wool Dress you need for MA we are quoting, and the values Ball Title at Meet street wear will be found iow wattle ataie: th . ined a in this special group. Many ve ee ree re lore than 150 middy-clad girls ? inary. The choicest Dresses in swarmed out on Denny field, at the are, yeduoed to sell at helt peony ae university, Saturday, to participate price. SORE San hs BE Ge Coe at these extremely moderate Sport Coats $7" $9” in every form of athletic sport as part of the Fourth Annual Women's Field Day program at the University Tesse of Washington, The interclass bawe- ball championship was won by the “d seniors, who piled up 11 runs as aguiast the two tallies registered by $8” to $12." —this davenport contains J a full-size bed. Mrs. Clark Heads Pgh ghee | 3-piece living room suite— eres mars Soe ame Seer oe —a feature of our special priced JUNE BRIDE OUTFITS is this cozy living : reas tt Ce Clark, of Everett, was elected presi- dent of the Snohomish County Anti. tuberculosis league at its annual a CLOTH SUITS first vice-president, Mre. W. A. Kil- . * * 5 lien second vice-president, Mra. L. Tricotine, Silk Lined Davies treasurer and Mrs. A. B. Cut- meted $14.75 to $49.75 | Sarre room suite; all pieces are constructed of solid oak and upholstered with fine i quality artificial brown Spanish leather; regular price $122—; special for e week, 3 pieces complete..............eeeeees by a 3 g Big Orchestra Band Every Suit in the store is on sale. Choose ee inl? Gos With ‘The Wayfarer’ from serge, tricotine or fancy mixtures. There | enough to suit any Wheel “Tivo Way phpouabiees are simple models well tailored on smart lines, | taste ix tes ue Reeatat uly 23; as well as elaborate beaded and embroidered residents of the Northwest will hear modes. A beautiful Suit selection in navy and one of the largest and best orches tan. Sizes to 44. tral bands ever organized in this country, \ » Because a stringed orchestra will J not develop sufficient volume to ac- company the 9,000 singers in the pas sion pageant, the band is being or- 7 T ganized under the direction of “Dad” Wagner, one of the West's noted At these low Jersey and Tweed bandmasters. prices it is quite ini dengabeamiidecaiiaion pase w ov 0 $12.75 and $16.75 ed by an Englishman in 1821. Ce a less than you ex- Clevem models with plaid skirts and jackets G I R L S pected to pay for | trimmed to match; smart tweed mixtures; one garment. plain jerseys. All Sport Suits have been re- To Keep your face, powder on use grouped to sell at these prices and the values time to prevent your nose and face we offer are worth investigation. from shining. A dip in the ocean, HNN perspiration, hot sun and wind have No effect on it. Instantly beautifies Wy the complexion. A single applica- tion proves it. All druggists refund the money if it fails.—Advertisement. AMUSEMENTS || Smart Wraps and Coats HN $14 $19 $2 75, $297 i] Silk Lined and Embroidered i | A SNAPPY §' ety VAUDEV LE | 6-piece Jacobean oak dining room suite— Be || beeen ere —this is an authentic reproduction of the much desired William and Mary period in the Jacobean oak. Top of table measures 45 inches; MOORE ¢incvir™ buffet is 45 inches long and has heavy plate glass mirror; the 4 | New Capes, Wraps and Coats developed in the | || popular new fabrics, representing actual values to i 1] $60.00, are offered at the above range of prices. | There is a beattiful selection of distinctive styles and colors. TRIXIE FRIGANZA chairs are strongly made and have artificial brown Spanish leather SUMMERTIME seats; regular price $160—; special for the week, 6 pieces complete. . pagans 2 Da neg Ree gy apa ies ; ' ' Small depgsits will hold any garment for a few Horne" ines} Ho days. If you are not entirely satisfied to complete 1 ” ay, 2 purchase, deposit money will be cheerfully refunded. NOW READY « YY hy mm tas {PANTAGES my HHH We want to make this the most thoroughly satis- iH} || , fying sale that Seattle wonien have ever heard of. + Homer if] Matinees 2:30 Nights 7 and © ow Pin: “MAKING THE Joe Roberts; Jarvis ‘ our new 1921 catalo ‘ illustrating furnishings for 4 every room im the home with the new low 1921 prices, is 4 here waiting for you. Fill in coupon and mail it today. (FILL IN THIS COUPON , ' AND MAIL TO US), 4 standard Furniture Co., 1, Seattle, Wash. 1 Dear Sirs: 1. Please send me your new § complete FREE homefurnish- 4 $7 catalog: 1 TRADE MARK PAI go ctonsedseakscnecen -! STANDARD FURNITUR C0 1 Sa a : L. 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