The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 8

SAGE 8 Stock to Be Closed Out at Once 4 Great Fourth of July Selling Event Offered the Seattle Public — All Prices Cut to Bed-Rock in | The Fourth of July is here and with it comes the end of this greatsale. H. M. Rogers, energetic proprietor of the Red Front Stores, has iven orders that this great rupt Sales Stock be sold "at once; and in order to do this, prices have been slashed + than ever before. be obeyed and few sample items will give you an idea of what it means to sacrifice this great stock in the quickest possible time. Canvas Gloves have been cut Se. Men's Work Shirts to 48c. Men's Suits, that formerly sold to $40.00, we been cut to $9.85. And ys’ Suits, regular price to $12.00, will go at $3.85, while 8’ Union Suits, that sold “At $1.50, have been cut to 49c. Over 50 Men’s heavy, all- wool Tweed Suits, sold for- ly to $35.00, now cut to .85; these are mostly small Another exceptional is a large lot of Men's Pants Suits that were formerly marked $35.00, will go sale tomorrow at $13.85. And a large lot of Men's Dress | its that sold to $5.00, have been cut to $1.85, Here are x few items from our Shoe Department that} 'y duplication; Children’s Sandals at 85c. Men’s Dress) Shoes, that sold as high as $7.50, cut to $2.48. Men's and ys’ Scout Shoes, valued to $5.00, cut to $1.98. Boys’ S Slippers, all kinds, cut to 95c. And Men's fine Dress s, including Peters and Packards, values to $12.00, been cut to $3.85. And hundreds of pairs of canvas, in men’s, women’s and children’s, are cut for quick} to 98e. ores Handkerchiefs cut to 4c. 1.69. 38c. Boys’ Union Suits to 49c. And Men's fine Dress irts, that were marked to $2.50, have been cut to 89c. Men’s Khaki Pants cut to $1.65. Men's Dress Sus- : to 23c. Men’s Night Gowns to 69c. Men's union Overalls to 97c. Boys’ and Girls’ Play Suits to 69c. Cotton Socks to 6c. And Men’s fine Lisle Socks to ei il | | H. M, ROGERS Proprietor of the Red Front Stores Men’s $3.00 Union Suits Men’s B. V. D. Garments have been cut to 39. Men’s Suits to 95c. And if you need a tent for the outing we have them as low as $6.85. And all khaki outing thing, including riding breeches, khaki suite, leggins, etc., : been cut exactly half price. __ If you need any of the items advertised above, come to this sale before it is too late. Rogers has ordered this shee trupt Steck Sale to come to a speedy end and at the Prices above quoted these values cannot last long. So, a word to the wise is sufficient: Join the crowds; come and ‘Save money at this great sale. These values on sale only at the Red Front Store. Be Sure you find the right place. Look for the large Bankrupt Sale signs at First Avenue and Pine Street. RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. 1601-1603 First Ave., Corner Pine St. ———— HATS for the Holidays in a variety of STRAWS Hatitrodah FELTS $2.50 $10.00 Browning King & Co. 2nd at University St., Seattle | Cloth Hats and Caps for Golf and Country Wear Of Interest to GROCERS, BUTCHERS, BAKERS and FARMERS HH’ g00d location on main floor for baker and bread stalls, Also for butchers and grocers. In the lower section we have an overproduction of refrigeration, which we would be glad to furnish to farmers for meat stalls. APPLY MANAGER — Westlake Public Market Sixth and Virginia | Rogers Orders Bankrupt Sales NEW BANK.T0 IB. J. ¢ Men’s separate garments, lightweight Underwear, | 8 OPEN IN CITY Continental “Mutual Savings | to Start Saturday | at 101 Yesler 1 Mutual Bay. | itution of ite pen its doors Ocouping Way ings bank kind in the sta to the public from 9 a. m, to 9 p.m. | Saturday | day depositors will be pre h special leather pass books, ely engraved with the own the ¢ ontinental bank will be operated Washington state law governing mu-| banks. This is said to} the safest and most | scientific banking laws in existence The new bank will be another link in the chain of mutual savngs banks thriout the country, which In De cember, 1921, represented a total cap Hal of $8,198,931,971.00. No mutual savings bank tn the! United States has ever failed, it is naid Officers and trustees of the Con-| tinental Mutual Savings bank are:/ Daniel G president, for al Com Dona. | Mutual Savings under the tual savings be mer pr pany of hue, ff op MH.) Brett, vie Wil Ham A Hivan, secretary; F. W Gardner, assistant secretary, former cashier of Bank of Stanwood. The trustees are B. F. Kebrer secretary of Stetson & Post Lumber company; Paul Carrig orney at law, J. P. Gleason, pi Ameri can Savings Bank ompany T. J. Ivers, merchant; D. M. Lan caster former Alaska newspaper man; Peter B. Scholtes, president Seattle Cap Manufacturing company P. J. Murphy, candy manufacturer; Reilly, general agent New World Life Insurance company;| Thomas J, McCloskey, vice-présdent of Western Gear Works; R. C Frankie. president Western Gear Works, and Dr. Daniel Buckley, phy siclan and surgeon. SWIMMING CLASSES AT ALK! SATURDAY More than 1,600 children are a) ready registered in the free swim. ming classes conducted by the of next week Swimming Instructor Ernte Wella urges that parents come with their children. Classes Saturday will be at Ailkt beach for beginners as fol. lowm: 10 to 11 a m., boys, all ages; 11 a. m, to 12 noon, girla all ages. Christian Churches | Announce Services The following services in Christian | churches have been announced for | Sunday: First church, Russell E. Thrapp.! pastor, 11 a m., sermon on “The Chureh and the Republie:* 745 p. m. sermon on “The Wind That Blows University, Cteveland Kielhauer, Destor, services at 11 a. m. and 745 p.m. Ballard, Kendal! E..Durke, pastor sermon on “Believing, Therefore I Speak,” at 11 a. m., and an iiue trated lecture on the Philippines by Panuto Udasco at 7:45 | Queen Anne. tor, service at 1 West Seattle, George > pastor; sermon on “Our China Mis sion” at 11 a. m., and on “America a Christian Nation” at 7:45 p. m. Central, Norman F. Johnston, pas tor; services at 11 a m. and 745 p. | m. “THE CHRISTIAN'S JEWELRY” will be the Rev. Antrim A. Nickell’s sermon topic at Bethany Baptint cht h at the 11 o'clock day. He will preach on “The Devil's Permissions” at 7 -MeClintock Inc., of Pittsburgh, Pa., tract for construction of Surrard Inlet on their VAUCOUVER, B. C Marshall Co Vice Admiral 5. | eds Admiral Jos Asiatic | | WASHINGTON A. Anderson as commandry of Yellowstone Park Through Leave Seattle A Wonde E. L. Carey, Gen. Agt., Seattle L. C. Smith Consolidated 7 IT’S VITAMINES YOU NEED! Keep the resistive-powers of would not dream of doing wit laden song every day of the year. to help keep the bod: It is a satistyin ‘onic in health- building up consider them essentials Likewise, COLTS EMULSION OF PUREST VITAMINE-BEARING COD-LIVER OIL sone aed vital right through the year. at contains elements far richer vitamine A thi of fat not excluding butte re amvany other’ form Buy Scott’s Emulsion today. vitamine-bearing food-tonic, daily, heep the resistance strong and vitall Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J, fHE '( BRIDESMAID ] Cressida Bonham Carter has appeared as bridesmaid} at more weddings than any other little society girl London. California Forms Vast Bank Merger LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 30. The largest bank merger tn the his tory of the West was announced here More than 20 banks in 24 Califor nin cities were joined by the merger, which was headed by the First Na tional bank of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Trust and Savings bank and the First Securities company, a Los Angelés institution. The merger becomes effective at the clove of business tonight Assets of approximately $200,000, 000 are involved. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Kern county superior court jury finds John Hi. Vitelle, former exalted cy clops of Ku .Klux, Klan, guilty of assault on Dr. Dwight R. Mason, of ‘Taft EVERETT.—Lossen’ estimated at $1,000 result from firee at Suther land mit! and Robinson manufactur. ing plant MALL VY TENTS We are agents for the genuine RAINIER — weight guaranteed, jock stitch the highest quality made, and at reasonable prices. Then we also have the ARMY AND NAVY BRAND. Note our prices CNIS, BOE Cec cisccoce 8 7.80 10X32, BOR... ecercesees 10.00 For a small amount you can RENT A TENT by the day, week, month or more. Let wu only “ell you about it. We rent our Rainter brand, ANTAL RS GUARANT O BRAN! AMPBELL| HARDWARE) FIRST y PHONE & MADISON EL tor Op2z Sleepers ty at 3:35 P. M. rful Trip | Younger supervising as parade | shall in} tATTLE STAR ‘STAGE ALL SET | FOR BIG JULY 4 Huge Sham Battle Will Be Staged at Night Street decorating in preparation | for Beattie’s celebration of July 4 has already atarted in the downtown dis | |trict, while at the Stadium, Unive | sity of Washington campus, the set: | ting Is being laid for the sham bat: | tle and the Northwest pioneer | pageant to be held on the night of Independence day. | ‘The battle staged for the Stadium will be a reproduction of the 1918 | battle of Montfaucon, A battery of army trucks from Camp Lewis wil! participate. Indiana, pioneers and the old Oregon train wagons will be featured in the pageant The July 4 parade will be held at 10 @ m, with Capt. J. Arthur Merchandise prizes have offered for the four best touring cars. Parade formation will be held at Second ave. and Virginia st. The line of march will be as follows Down Second ave. to Yesler way, on Yesler way to Third ave. h on Third ave. to Pine st. ine st, to Fifth ave, and north on Fifth ave, past the reviewing stand at Fifth ave. and Stewart st One of the best and mont elaborate | Pavement dances ever staged tn Be attle in promised by the local Elks for Saturday and Monday evenings at 4th ave a Vine et., in the open ing of # ign to raise funds for the annual boys’ picnic the organiza tion plans to stage at Woodland park on August 15. “In previous years,” a member of the committee announced Friday, ‘We have asked donations from busi neas houses: but times are a bit tighter this year, and we are sure that, with the co-operation of the pub. | lie, we can put over the pienic this| summer without asking aid.” “The dance will be called ‘The Streets of Gunton,’ and the Oriental jons and music will Justify the * he maid. { dece } eant Jon Put Over 52 Weeks | Amid cheers and hisses from a packed lobby of property owners, | final action on the Olive st. extension project was postponed for 62 weeks by the council streets and sewers committee Thurmlay afternoon. 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Guns FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922, “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” elsewhere. cODOWN | SALE Men’s Suits Reduced to $25, $32, $35 and $40 It’s going to be the biggest sale of suits for men and young men that we have ever conduct- ed, because the actual intrinsic values offered during this sale are greater than you will find You will find a good range of Styles and Fabrics to choose from at these prices. One-Pants Suits only are included in this sale at $1.00 Down and Take Your Choice of any Suit advertised. Wear it and pay us the balance in small sums weekly or monthly as you get paid. Coats, Hats, Shoes, Boys’ Suits and Furnishings are all included in this Dollar Down Sale. you want your suit Saturday. 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