The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 8

CHARGE IT ten see 300822, Roly WHY PAY CASH for the AFTER HOLD- UP Girl Attacked as She sass Alley, Loses Purse Suspec being Implieated in} one actt tempted a i | Juck LaDick, and I a-| oe ieee (ham, alias FP ray, are being | New Fall if j::.c:visevc% as es f % in their re tained a number ie RE of rubles and two nf 207 St ] Pe: 30) said to a Rialto Bldg. y es a | bing te Mies Bertha | a over When You Can Say: eae | 189 N. Sixth st, who was! Pig’n W histle “Charge 1t”’? 7 | aa say eign as oe Second Ave. FALL FROCKS ret A thug erated «puree and Between FALL WRAPS eae |: hp ereee. he sad tek 8 Madison and FALL SUITS [B§& |tokens, « memorandum book and «| nay | gol hain. Spri Charming! Indeed, they are gold - ‘ 5 Spring a cabih ‘eaueadet i Ghae K. Tahara, 200 Minor ave. N, a lerocer, frustrated a idup Thurs e hu new. The fabric, the i ose ee ¥ style, the color, the finish—ev pee! Bove end al a revo! > ery detail is in keeping with the win: aa lens " Men 's b of the season's oe ng vers and fled, knocking down Esther 4 Is in Coats and Suits fo Johnson, 13. | _ Young ater Sate | * Bi Men’s Prices Range from FIRES SHOT AT and $15.00 and up Take Elevator FLEEING THIEF Dr. B. C. Neville, 11 Republican st, surprised a burglar Thursday pight trying to enter the room in hin house occupied by Mra, E. Bieber. The intruder fled to the roof, and | Neville fired one shot at him. The! man jumped or fell about 20 feet to} = in the finest foods procurable on the Pacific Coast. Take advantage of these cut prices, = join wise buyers where the cars start. Make = tomorrow YOUR thrift Saturday! = 10 bbs. Cane Sugar. . . . 63¢ Rex Flour, 49 Ib. Sack . Fy 20 Ibs. Corn Sugar. . 4 Ibs. Head Rice ... Py = 4 lbs. Small Navy Beans.....25¢ 4 lbs. Big Ceretana Pancake Flour . ....eeeeeeceseeees CRESCENT Large package Oats morraseees Cr ep, Large package Flour .....+0ee++ Large package Fla’ Carnation Wheat Fiakes.20¢ Pearls of Wheat......+.+ 29¢ WE DELIVER Crescent bee : oe fee, - ie cent Rak cing "Powder, Ib... -38e Crescent Maple- ine, 2-02. bottle for +o. Be Mail Orders and Country Shipments Quality and Service—We Invite Any Competitors ANDERSON GROCERY Stall 20 Phone Elliott 0574 Best Creamery Butter, 2 Ibs. 98c EGGS, select ranch, doz.58¢ BRICK CHEESE, !b..... 20¢ a FREE—A $8: oe Portrait der on the Hamilton Photo Studio ive to each customer Saturday. Come in early. Diamond “I™ Little Pig ++. BBE Sausage, Ib. CARNATION Potato Salad, quart...40¢ PE, org Frankfurters, Ib-......20¢ ans,,.L0c Farmers’ Style Sausage, Small pects armen 35¢ cans..... 6c SOUTH END DELICATESSEN Stall 50 Opposite Big Meat Market PEGGY’S BREAD Two Large Loaves ......e0cweccerseevecess + OOF Mssorted Pies 2.066. secescces Bytterhorns, three for PEGGY'S BAKERY Near Main Entrance Shoulder Lamb, lb. . . 6c Pork Roast, Ib..........18¢ Pot Roast, Ib............ 8c Lard, 2 lbs. for............25¢ FARMERS’ MARKET Stall 84 Rear Entrance rr Boiling Beef, 3 Ibs. 25c Shoulder of Lamb, Ib... . 8c Breast of Lamb, lb....... 4c Pot Roast, Ib............ 8c Pork Roast, Ib...........19c Lard, 2 lbs. for..........25¢ Hamburger and Sausage Hams, half or whole, lb. .32c INDEPENDENT PACKING CO. NO. 3 WE CASH PAY CHECKS Elliott 4239 TLL ss the ground and escaped. More than 1,000 Kiwantan dele fates from all parts of the nation SS were assembling Friday in Victoria, B. C., at the fourth annual Kiwanis club district conference. District Gov, Charles F, Riddell, of Seattle, will preside. Seattle's delegation, 100 strong, left Friday. “private dancing lessons all day at Bright's, 1006 4th, cor. Pine As.) METROPOLITAN MONDAY, OCT. 17 ay — A RICE THEO KARLE America’s Great Tenor CON ae RT Assisted by ENRIQUE ROS CUBAN PIANIST Pho roe ), $1.65 BALCONY 653 oe ‘su 65, $1.10 GALLERY—#5¢ Tax Included SEATS NOW is A nickel less than four dol- lars—or, in other words, Just $3.95—that's the price to clear on as nice a lot of High Shoes as you could wish to see. And it's several dollars less than you'd naturally expect to pay for such dependable good look- ing shoes. When you add to this exceptional value = the fact that Mr, Morris has = had twenty years’ expert- ence in shoe fitting and that he goes the limit to en sure the right fit for every foot, you surely have a shoe opportunity you can't af- ford to pass up! Davis and Morris Shoe Company is the name and if you'll take the elevator to the third floor of the Seaboard Building at Fourth and Pike, you'll thank your lucky “Shoe Star.” Take a tip and COME ON UP! reamelles tenderness of a mushroom! The nut-like flavo1 of the wheat ‘Try this new Macaroni Produc|| Ask i your procer = = = SUSPECTS HELD [2 iit THE SEATTLE STAR auf Grafonotas and Edisons Chickering and other fine Pianos FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14, 19st. Better Home ff Save by Our | ii— Save by Ouc: a Better | ™: “Cash and The elevating and inspiring tn Wau. s fluence of good music gives to the good muale in your home get this Victrola |{ |y Buying Power Model VI Carry” Methods Girls’ Men’s ‘ School Cushion , page 7] Soled sizes 24, ’ Black and Comfort Brown, $3°5 Brown | Kid or Calf Oxfords, Ask Your Grocer or Phone Beacon $3°5 Men’s new Brogue Hi Shoes, $695 Oxfords, provided by Nature. $100, Good mags bn ag This Sale at— First Ave. CORNER Use tt freety—-MILK ts one of the most important food products milk—use more in your cooking. But be sure of Kristoferson qual MEN’S OVERCOATS 14.85 MEN’S SUITS Values Up to $19.00; Going at 13.85 MEN’S RAINCOATS Values Up to $15.00— Drink more 00,000 STOCK|} toi lb 8 AT VERY LOW PRICE S=———OOuAuA" Boys’ Woolen Mack. MEN’S HATS MEN'S DRESS SHOE Values as High as $9.00; Fast @ A Large Assoriment; Sold as giana oa P -soaang as Calors— High as $3.00— $3.95} 98c as High MEN’S PANTS OVERALLS MEN’S UNION SUITS WORK SHOES BoA ions aa Seen OEE ‘Gnd Nene Daa Wes Cteig seeing toe Cold’ Weather,” ff ‘The Best Value tm the City; as High as $4.00— Regular $1.50 Valuo— 19¢c HICKORY SHIRTS Strong bea i ee Up Sold as High as $6.00— $2.85 BOYS’ SUITS Good ae AP Values Up te $3.95 Values Up to $2.50— MEN’S SOX Good Quality; Values up to 230— Te 91.48 UNDERWEAR Heavy ~ Ahad as High nil Sm STARTS TOMORROW MORNING, AT 9:00 O'CLOCK “@u Goods Sold at Wholesale Don’t Pass Up This Opportunity for Real Bargains. We want you to compare our prices with other sale prices, for we can truthfully say that this sale is positively in a class by itself—it is a sale that will be remembered for years to come, for we have CUT PRICES TO THE VERY QUICK. Palace Clothing Co. FIRST AVE. AND SPRING ST. First Ave. CORNER Spring St.