The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 8

: CHOOSE WOMEN Blouses! 1 HEADS FOR FUND. Blouses: Blouses! | Clean-Up Drive Will Begin Endless Variety—Unequaled Values December 5 | # Atvinl 1 for th © for which of Mra. G | attle for her and philanthr Dalton will | Mra, Carl W. 1. Barn | art, Mr mand Mra, Arthur! Aree wh in He in charitable ments, Mr ple me Schermer, Mr J}. HM, Dartingte Gorbel The raising listinet re | of the balance of the | | of} | fund as a the Chrintia ple of the by Lawrer Park Week Willis, prenide the fund, says that mee renentatives of th h faiths w . 12 Styles in Pongee Pure silk, guaranteed 12 mm.—made with long sleeves, in styles including Peter Pan, Tuxedo—some embroid- | j 1545042 nat ris ered, some with fine pleating. Sizes | OUS®—'" Ted, brown, navy, black, 84 to 46; also, some extra sizes, Very | henna, green and peach. All sizes, specially priced $2 95 | tod eh Were $6.85, $3 9 5 Jacquettes of Crepe de Chine with stitching of bright colored threads. Very popular with those who 24 Styles in Mignonette Heavy material; some in drop-stitch weave, others plain—tie back and long wat from the North ocean, will moving Pacific southeast Tupsday neo. Popular | Fashionable | | | cause strong gales Tuesday night, north of and SWEATERS Cape Overblouses in Caravan Prints 10 styles in fancy weave Tricolette Tuxedo and All Slip-ons Coats, Steamer Indiana to : | like . i. ‘ The newest thing in| | shades and sizes. aoe novelties. Take on Huge Cargo Blouses. Selling very | | ¢6.95 lt $4 95 One of the largest cargoes of Pu fast. A big hit with ‘ $3 95 De ssrere ° get sound pre luding lum: everyone. Splendid values at. 2 ber and frult, will be loaded for iu Gadone. q } MATELASSE—Fine val- ropean ports, when the at p Reduced to $4.95 Also, Wool Slip-ons at ues for the price— Indiana, a Fren 1 the the remarkably LOWJ]/ Blouses that give a look aber 30 ioe Cine _ of distinctiveness. Will pension gorge at en. $3.45 splendid | DIMITY—A number of | good looking Cotton HAY FEVER, Blouses at the low BRONCHITIS $1.00 |r... $1.95 Bsc market Blouse ™ Dress Shop 107 Pike Street Overblouses In crepe de Chine. De- | 2 28 signs becoming the stout | CAMISOLES 4 figure. White and bisque | selection, in all shades. #50, 2 $6.85) a 48, 50, 52 Instant Relief fo aethene and hay fever sufferers even in the most me; od May fever responds quickly te (Joyner's), and it pretemte the disease | | resuiting in chronic throat or brom- ohiat ome ASTHMADOL gives INSTANT retiet || bewefit im any enee of sethena, hay fever, Dallas, Ore, on the bench. There is no jury, both sides having agreed to deceased Portlane automobile man, : : Bring Suit Ss paocnce au eotehe ar oonae tal “ dispense with the panel. by Wemme to the six churches to Recover Estate by me ho, the atx, chrurebes et | The five belts, four of whem live Nov. 21—The suit|j> circuit court yesterday, was to | 8 Europe, allege that the estate was the heirs of E. Henry Wemme, ' continue today, with Judge Belt, of bequeathed to the Science churches for “a worthy charitable purpose,” | and that the terms of the bequest FINAL WIND-UP OF THE BROWNA-WHITE SHOE SHOP jhave not been observed. is near the end. If you intend to save on your fall shoe purchases’ take ddvantage of these, Seattle test shoe values, at this Retiring-from-Business le of all the New Wanted Styles and Combinations. Over ten thousand pairs of stylish Pumps, Colonials, Oxfords, High Boots, in all sizes and widths, all leath- ers, fabrics and combinations—Cuban or French heels. 80 | OR1 xD, condition of the respiratory tract. One doe INSTANT relief, Thousands wonials from grateful people SAN FRANCTSOO. — Automobile bandits should get 25 to 40 years’ im |prisonment, say members of Ameri ican Institute of Criminology meet jing here. Adopt resolution advo cating law to that effect. All our $8 and $9 Satin Pumps, Colonials, Kid Strap Pumps, kid suede combinations, patent kid com- binations, at one uniform price of $4.85 the pair while they last. 500 Pairs of High Boots Black kid, brown Russian calf, Goodyear welt soles; Sizes 2% to 8. Boots, while they will last, Black kid, black suede, Not all sizes in all lines, but plenty to choose from. $7 kind at, 4 Wintergreen flavor ° the pair.... $1.25 the pair ...... a sabe new military or Cuban heels ie air All widths. brown suede, kid and pat- ent, white kid; sold to $12. Growing Girls’ Boots, | Boys’ and Girls’ School brown Russian calf, low | Shoes, black kid, Russian $4; priced, i the pair.... $2.95 ilted Satin House Sli com all colors; the $2 | $1-50 Felt Slippers, mostly BROWN-WHITE SHOE CO s RIGHT ON THE CORNER OF —our regular $8 to $10 th i While they last— ere heels, in all sizes; the | cai, eavy soles; sold to ind, at, all colors; 95 c SECOND AND UNIVERSITY STREET | Licorice flavor . ....... Tatti-Fratti flavor . .... election to without an Hratt, | Lana THE SEATTLE STAR ‘950 | with Clip Cap $2.75 7 No. 52 This ts a brother of No. 55 described opposite, and in all respects identical except in sie. 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Waterman Company 191 Broadway, New York Chicago Boston San Francisco \Nominate Officers {One More Coastal nounced Tuesday morning by ‘he of | Foreign War Vets | of Seattle Lions Trip for Meridian |‘ whore service the Meriden is op- to Smoke Tonight Officers nominated at the Lions’| prior to re-entering the South} Roosevelt post, No. 24, Veterans of club meeting Monday include: Will | American service, the steamship Meriden, Capt. C, ©, Clausen, which was scheduled to arrive at this port | another coastwise voyoge, it was an-| his handcuffs. | vited to attend. Fill a good oil heater with Pear! Oil. At the touch of a match you have a cheery, friendly heat for very little cost. And you can easily carry this comfortable warmth from room to room—wherever it is wanted—with no heat wasted in unused rooms, Pearl Oil is economical. Every delivers real heat when and where it is needed. Pearl Oil is refined and re- refined by our special process, making it clean burning—no dirt—no smoke— no odor, Sold in cans and in bulk by dealers everywhere. For your own protection order by name—Pear! Oil. (KEROSENE) AND LI GHT (California ) sills bes ale} Rt | Foreign Wars, will have an open NEWARK, Nov. 21-—Hugh Craig, |smoker in Roosevelt hall, 1606% sentenced to nerve 15 years for burs: | phird ave, Tuesday evening, at §:30. ~ (from California Tuesday, will make | lary, was free in an hour by slipping | All veterans and their friends are in-