The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1923, Page 8

PAGE 8 Girls’ and Boys’ Shoe Store f° 312 PIKE STREET Failed! Come Early Tomorrow Ladies’ wear, Prices slashed and cut, ¢ together high grade Shoes just arrived, is offered for quick disposa ASSIGNED—Entire stock of and Children’s Foot- with other regardless of cost, Great- est bargains ever offered to the Seattle public. Shoes sold less than manufacturers’ cost. Arrangements have been made with landlord for the rentention of premises till February 28. Every- thing must go. Fixtures cs mowing Girls Pumps and Oxfords In patent, kid, calf, satin and twotene combina tions; variety of styles; all with low heels; $6.00 and oe... $3.95 for sale. Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords in patent; all styles; black and brown kid, calf and regular $5.00 and $6.00 values, Now $2.95 Ladies’ Pumps Higher grades of Pumps in suede, Satin, patent kid and calf, all new styles; regular $8.00 and $10.00 values— | Boys’ Shoes One lot of Black Solid Leather Shoes for boys; | broken sizes; tex mow. $1.95 aes, now. ge Askren Is _ Club Toastmaster Judge W. D. Askren, will be toastmaster at the Men's Republican club's 21st Lincoln day banquet, to be at 6:30 Monday evening at the pool. Practically the entire will attend, and, in ad- Goy. Louls F. Hart and Gov. W. J. Coyle. Nearly tickets have already been sold the affair. CHILDREN'S SHOES One lot of Babies’ Shoes in fancy colors; $2.00 values, now .. ".,95C Another lot of Shoes and Stip- pers; sizes 5% to 11; $3.00 values, Change Name of Baptist Church The Green Lake Baptist church has been renamed the Calvary Bap- tist church. The new building I» to. cated at Ninth ave. N. E. and East 75th st. Rev. J. B. Tavior will speak Sunday morning on “The Secret of Speed.” At 7:20 p. m. he will preach on “The Message of the Colt.” (Mrs, Leeds Sails | Mrs. Florence B. Leeds, mentioned prominently as the other woman in the Stillman divorce case, is shown here as she sailed from New York for a three-~months’ cruise in the Mediterranean, ELKST0 BE. DANCE HOSTS Tickets will go on sale Wednesday for the “Dance of the Purple Bubble, to be held March 17 in the armory “The Dance of the Purple Bubble |{« an annual event for the benefit of }the Seattle Boys’ club, an organtza- | tlon formed five years ago by Seattle Lodge No, 92, Benevolent and Protec. tive Order of Elka, At present 37 lboys between the ages of 14 and 19 }make their home at the club, at 1120)" Jetterson st. | The Elks’ lodge ix now endeavoring to pay off the Indebtedness on the All fundds resulting from the }“Dance of the Purple Bubble” this | year will be used toward this end. home. |Wanda Hawley Is Seeking Divorce | LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 9—An other movie star turned to the di voree courts today This time it in Wanda Hawley, who | recently announced her tntended re tirement from the films Her attorneys filed a suit for di | vorce against Allan Burton Hawley jin which the film star wife alleges |desertion and cruelty | The husband is said to be in New | York city. |Silk Bank Fails Chicago Shopper CHICAGO, Feb. 9.—Mias Amy Car. | ' rier reported to the police that she |had lost $345 which she had put in her silk stocking before a shopping | trip. rit EAT CHAMBER DINES AT ELLENSBURG Installation Ceremony At- tended by 250 Ellen: y high per ¥, sought fc wed in the ¢ on the K high tine irr; put water on W. L. Davis, cultural agent H. Black normal sch: Council Stages Valentine Dance | ‘The Princess Angeline ( [5 of the Degree of Pocab [hold a Valentine social 4 nesday evening, at 9 0 Swedish Club halt, Et Olive at, All visiting sisters, the Impr Men, their friends, and the public are cordially invited 4 muate good time in assured by the or Pays $100 Debt on Way to Jail MADRID, Feb. 9.—Se po, refusing to out the m nell No. ntas will and a aneil or B Great for Bad | Coughs and Colds |Make Your Own Medicine and | Have the Best There Is |You'l Say It's Good When All | Mucus Disappears and Clean, | Healthy Membrane Is Your | Reward | Frere te an inex |remedy tha |that will phlegm, h naive home-made beat, and ring up tite Try it from ¢ ritatin Rat i be glad you run [Title bit of advice. Get from any to make ¢ make It In in mixed, having « “0 effectively Hi tickling and in- i fiaramation dily disappears— Advert EAL BARGAINS FOR _ SATURDAY SELLING In order to dispose of some short lin rid of them in a hurry. bon-Back Silk Hose sie $1.00 Pair Splendid quality pure silk and ik mixed Hose, with th: bon back, In black only. § '@ wonderful valu: Girls’ School Hose 25c Pair Mery fine knit one-and-one rib for girls of 5 to 12 years, Black, brown and white; very ie and good looking. Extra Quality Full- Fashioned Silk Hose Special $2.00 Pair Unusually fine quality Pure “sit Thread Howe, full fashioned With garter tops; in black only. New Undervests— Especially Good Ones 25c Each Fine knit, full bleached Spring | Undervests, finished with band | fepe, sleeveless; all sizes from 36 New Mercerized Stripe Union Suits $1.25 Suit These are finer than any that ve been shown for a | time at 4 popular pri: Crepe Gowns Regular and Extra Sizes $1.50 _ Large, full cut Women’s Gowns of fine guaiity standard crepe, in jh color, ~ Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs 2 for 25c Thirty dozen Women's pure | finen Hematitched Handkerchiefs; an extraordinary value, _ New Nainsook Gowns $1.00 Each Thene are superior to the aver- quality, and as finished an the The trimmings '¥ odgen and Jace run with Last Chance to Buy Women’s Coats and Suits About 14 Their Real Value We have about 35 garments left in WOMEN’S COATS and SUITS which we don’t intend placing in stock again, and have marked the coats to close at $10.00 each, and the su its $12.50. Any of them are good value from $25.00 to $45.00, and they run in principally small and medium sizes. Come in Sat- urday and look them over—“it will pay you.” Men's White Wool Union Suits Special $2.95 Suit Heavy ribbed; more than 50 per cent wool; finished seams; splendid wearing garments, Outing Flannel Pajamas Special $1.69 Suit Nice, soft fleece in neat stripes, stripes. Men’s Wool Sox 25¢ Pair Natural and dark gray Wool- mixed Socks in all sizes from 91% to 12, | Men's Mercerized Liste Sox | Special 35¢ Pair 3 Palrs for $1.00 With double soles, spliced heels and toe, In all colers; sizes 9% to 12, | Men’s Heavy Cotton Union Suits Special $1.25 Suit Form-fitting Union suits tr ecru color, with a fleece as soft ay silk, Men's Jersey Sweater Coats Special Saturday, $1.75 Regular coat model, in medium welght Jersey; heather colors, Boys’ Knicker Pants Suits Just 45 Suits to close for $3.95 suit. Sizes 12 to 17 years; made from good, sturdy tweeds and cassi- meres; worth up to $8.00 suit. Saturday your pick at $3.95. Boys’ All-wool Slip-on Sweat- ers, worth $3.60, special gatur- day $2.50 each. in blue with orange trimmings, “THE S$ They come | Boys’ Domet Flannel Walsts, 59¢ cach. In medium dark colors; ages 8 to 15; worth 70 each, Saturday your cholce at 59¢@ cach, TORE THAT, SAVES VOU MONEY" es of merchandise we have made very attractive prices, which should get “inch Table Covers Biue and gold designs, printed on Indian Head cloth; guaranteed fast colors; $2.75 each. 18x36-Inch H. 8. Huck Towels in Pink, Blue and Gold, with monogram borders. $1.25 pair $1.00 Mercerized Table Damask in extra heavy satin finished, Spo- clal, 75¢@ yard, 58x58-inch H. 8, Table Cloths Colored borders on both sides, $1.50 each, 72x90 Bleached Bed Sheets $1.00 Made with flat conter seams; good weight, Bed Comforters Double bed size filled with white cotton, and fancy cloth covering, with plain colored border to match $3.50 cach. $1.50 Value Cotton Batts Special $1.25 Roll $-Ib. rolls, size 72x84; sufficient for full size comforters, Girls’ Solid Leather Shoes, Special Saturday, Pair $1.98 Made of black gun metal, with solid leather soles and counters. A good, sturdy Shoe for the grow- lag girls. Sizes 11% to 2. Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, Special $4.45 The “Chippewa” and “Weyen- berg” make in black or tan, with heavy double soles, bellows tongue the kind of Shoe that will give watisfactory wear, Sizes 6 to 11 New Play Suits 95c Suit Thee are made of a very strong blue cheviot, in pag-top atyle, with fast red ‘trimming on belt, collar and short slecven. Splendid value TLI T AR | DUKE OF YORK AND FIANCEE | present at the] clared, This is the latest photograph of the duke of York and hi fiancee, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. This posed photograph has the duke's sanction and approval. Thieves Lose All Wealth at Casino PARIS, Feb, 9—Tru Democrats to Hear Dill at Luncheon Prominent democrats from all cor 1 employe ners of the state are expected to at extied inore |tend the Lincoln-Tilden luncheon to he past year |be held at noon Saturday in the Ma-| mt at the Deau | pon! club rooma, Arcade buliding, by the King County Democratic club Senator-elect C. C, Dill will be the Principal speaker. Other addrenne will be delivered by William M. Short president of the State Federation of . and by members of the state tu Jack Barbour will sing, companied by Prof. V. 8. Dudley, and nev 1 “ given |by the 1 hprising | LONDON, Feb. $. | Douglas Fic “ nley Humble | pind persons att ed @ concert at and Barney Hagen. Reservations for | which biind music played only the luncheon may be made with|the works of blind composers. | ° Ryan, president of the 4 Burke club rooms, Archway book | ave. gambling ca Peer Takes Count From Mitt Expert OXFORD, Eng., Feb. 9.—The mar quis of Clydesdale was knocked in a bout with his boxing instructor at Oxford university Seven hundred ing; at the | store, Cohen's cigar store, 713 Second | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. DRESSES Distinctly New ern Frocks and Afternoon priced at the Hahn Shop on Saturday. Gowns Babette Frocks Sizes 16, 18, 36 Specially small printed charming flat navy for Vivid in and designed Bokhara newest crepe mod- els, in and black Afternoon Gowns With Fresh Appeal $39-75 Every model ez presses individuality, and the selection in- terprets the newest in colorings and modes for afternoon wear. 1586 Westlake Avenue Between Pike and Pine } } THE LATE Fisher Harris, when sec- retary of the Salt Lake City Commer- cial Club, conceived the phrase, “See America First.” It placed a big, con- structive thought in a few words. The Great Northern Railway, one of Seat- tle’s own Transcontinental lines, made the phrase an effective part of its sales and advertising artillery. Trust Department Bond Department Located on Second Avenue at Cherry Street See the Pacific Northwest First It has recently been suggested that a paraphrase of the thought — (“See the Pacific Northwest First”) — would make an excellent theme for Pacific Northwest publicity. It definitely sug- gests what the Pacific Northwest wants the world to wish —to see the Pacific Northwest FIRST. Foreign Department Savings Department