The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 11

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928 ‘ dust Arrived, a Wonderful Purchase of Ladies’ High-Grade SHOES Over 1,400 Pairs Ladies’ Slippers, Pumps, Oxfords the latest styles and novelties, including suede trimmed satins. Also patents in one- and two-strap slippers with gray and beige suede backs. Also Colonials and the latest novelty, the King Tut Sandal; and below are 98¢ Store prices that will more than surprise you Saturday, Come early and take first pick. win §1.99)5, $9.98 Pumps " Pumps, French and military heel High Grade Brown and Black Kid 98c $9.98 le Price S198 Children's Novelty Satin Girls’ F at Mary King Tut Sandals dust Arrived—A $7 Play Oxtords ..... IBC WOMEN’S | Gray Kid Trimmed Patent Slippers $2.98 Buy your men’s and boys’ shoes tomorrow, Half and Less. Peters All-leather Shoes bought at auction. Here Goes! Allleather Shoes, make, $5 values; albleather Shoes, $6.00 val ue, Auction Sale Price $2.95 Sule Price $1.98. 98c tnd Boss” Allslaes DOC ‘9% Janes Peter's Auction Men's All sizes Men's and Ladies’ Slippers. All sizes Ladies’ Black Suede Trimmed Satin Slippers The 3 |Boys’ Shoes Peter's ALL Leather, $4.50 values, new $1.98. Latest Novelty Misses’ Gray Kid Men’s tan Oxfords, Erigtish last; Trimmed Patent Mary Janes $1. 9g|""" $2. 98 si.50 THE SHOE BARGAIN SPOT OF SEATTLE * Q8c SHOE STORE. 1401-3 First Ave. ‘sion: UNION EE Man Is Acquitted; | Asleep, Falls Into Women Cheer Him| Fire and Is Killed (7 NEWJORT, Eng., June 1.—A score | NEW YORK, Sleeping | of women cheered William Morgan In| before an open grate, Miss Ellen court when acquitted of killing his| Conway fell into the fire and was mother. June 1 jOuroed to death, |English Stangler Dancing Is Idiotic, Executed for Crime SUNDERLAND, Eng. June 1 ol LIVERPOOL, June 1 Fred Wood} The city government refused to sanc- | was hanged here for strangling Miss | tion a long-distance dancing contest argaret White to death on Christ declaring it-either idiocy or lunacy = Declares Distance “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money— Strictly One Price—Cash or Charge” Smart New Two Trouser Suits Here you will find correctly tailored Spring Suits in all-wool fabrics in the newest patterns and colors for men and young men at prices that emphasize our policy of maximum A) value giving—every Suit is guaran- | teed—your money will be cheer- fully refunded if. you’re not satis- fied. Come to this store tomorrow. See these Extra Trouser Suits 30, °35, °40, °45 Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Caps, Shoes and Furnishings Panama and Straw Hats, $2.00 to $5.00 New Spring Caps, $1.00 to $3.50 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits | Buiit for rough, rugged wea west belted Norfolk sty! from tweeds and cassimeres, in vith gore back, inverted nd box Large selection o! rs and colorings, including als, shadow stripes, ch , heather mixtures, tans, brown and blue. Each Suit with two pairs of knickers. 7 to 18 years |taboo slapstick comedy, Many young} lin which the po “INSTANT RELIEF | permanently cured with that won- [OPEN A GATELY CHARGE ACCOUNT ey Sopeurte | Convenient Terms Will Be Arranged SoRne: 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streets [same | aE [ as | s [ as | TS ee] tJ SHOES Le $1.98: Girls Don *t Like M urder, | cort | boys and girly go with their parents. | 7 | boy holds th ASTHMADOL [#53] | Bartell Drug Co. bikes be EEE ERE REY ne THE Sends Own Father to Jail Declares She I Is Justified SE ATT Florence Johnson (CHICAGO, June world I'm of as much} the parent a , ed my | elf by earning « and respect I « 1 r y for myself but for ng time before I I did not act pr Often he sis 1 dit for] his parental duth spenc ld be t because he is lon't nee why I sho him Jus what hos it seit to And r and fathers, what do you r thing any parent has the t obedience has} ons ot pe | ude toward} the secret of wnes where the} ble when they forfeit ye the par ffapring are ard and lents in dexpair SUGARLESS RECIPES! Here, Mra, Housewife, ts additional ammunition for you to fight sugar profiteering! Our Washington bureau ix ready to help you boycott the sugar trust, which haa ralsed prices sky high. A bulle tin giving a number of splendid recipes for cakes, cookies, desserta, etg, which can be made WITHOUT SUGAR, Is ready for you. It mity be had for the asking. Just fill out the coupon below and mall to our Washin n bureaw. Don't fall to (il) in name and address carefully and inclose postage requested. Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1822 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. I want the bulletin, “Sugarless Recipes,” and Inclose here with two cents in loose stamps for same. and Boys Dislike Kissing ‘Census Taken of Youth of High School Age Reveals Idea of Movies WAS$UINGTON, June 1 don’t like pictures showing murder and gun-play. Boys object to moy- ies “where they're always hugging jand kissing.” Girls | wing the hand of the young helress.” | What would Horatio Alger say to} that! AROUSES INTEREST IN SCHOOL WORK ‘Those are two things shown by| One-third of the girls and 38 per| the returns of a Guestionnaire an-|cent of the boys said that pletures swered by 17,000 boys and 20,000 girls [had made them more interested in of high school age. The referendum | their school work. A total of 26,000 | was conducted by the National Com- | boys and girls had read 47,000 books | mittee for Better Wilms, the Russell | as a result of interest aroused by the fage Foundation and’ Associated | photoplays First National Pictures, Inc leberry Finn” was enjoyed. About twice a week seems | "But," the, boys sald, “it made us dise the average movie attendance of | Contented with school fife.” both boys and girls, One out of 14| One Iowa girl mentioned several) girls goon 4o the theater without ex- | Pictures which gaye her the idea that ‘A small proportion only of both | ME In New Efgiand and the South, | children go with their parents | than {n other sections, The Southern | cord for going alone. | The boys speak up for detective stories or Western and frontier com-| edy. The girls want society stories, love dramas, and comedy, As the boys grow older, they like these types of photoplay always preferred by the girls. Strange to say, both boys and girls} MORE THAN $700,000 IN ASSETS APPROVED BY THE State Insurance Com- missioner “1 don't like pictures but worthy young | man, Saa\nky impossible sonditions, reallate assert, Stand Behind the Policles of Title Insurance Issued by This Modern, Up-to- Date Title Insurance Com- pany Of this sum, $150,000 in government bonds and Firat mortgages | on im- proved rea ate is al- ways kept on deposit with the state treasurer as a permanent guaranty fund, Why be content with an opinion on your Lite when » inne an absolute protecting you forgery or other of title, and Deep seated bronehial coughs fol- lowing flu relieved Instantly and derful Joyner remedy Thin marvelous remedy alao gives in even the mont oh- sof Asthma. Get a bottle be convinced, The ptice rttle, but it Is worth | WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY “Under State 8 ASSETS MOT $700,000 only $1 per b much more Sold by and recommended by ‘vision’ AN and other good druggists. LE STAR AND NOW WATCH PRICES GET Dresses $4.85 200 smartly Dresses in crepe, King Tut, silk crepe Men's Dress Shirts, well made, neat ‘orduroy $5.00. atterns cL reg. $1.60 values PAR-OUT PRICK Men's fine Worsted and ( Pants; regular to CLEAROUT PRICE values Men's fine § Unio CLEAROUT P ns Men‘s' all-wool Shirts. Meg $3.60 values. CLEAROUT PRICE regulation Men's Every-da Regular values to $ CLEAROUT PRICE Cut and pressed glass, whirling star design, Sugar Regular $1.75 value. CLEAR-OUT PRICE .. Rogers’ Silver-plated Forks, set of 6. Regu- CLEAR-OUT PRICE Aluminum and Creamer. lar $2.00 values. styled Oldtyme knit and Ratine. Worth twice this price. ummer weight mixture Army $2.89 and Work Hats .98c i a LG oh Ge oS oS Oe ees 2S WS Sh eS Se SS PAGE 11 A REAL CUT! 30-Day Clear-Out June Sale June is going to be a banner month for HOUSE OF BARGAINS customers. Every department is going to be CLEARED OUT. The prices will be astoundingly low. Read the list below and see how far we have gone in slashing prices. If you have not yet got the HOUSE OF BARGAINS habit, get it now and save money, just as hundreds of your neighbors are doing. COME IN SATURDAY—join with us in CLEARING OUT OUR BIG STOCK. You will save real money. Silk Hose 49c 50 dozen Women’s Silk and Heather Fashioned Hose, some slight imperfections, some lace insertions, some arrows, all col- ors— 49c Pair, or Three Pairs for $1.25 Bloomer Dresses 50 Values for 79c In checked ging: ham and other 800 Aprons, checked gingham and striped percales, nicely trimmed and 79 finished. CLEAR-OUT Women’s excellent Sateen Bloomers and fancy Petticoats. Regular $1.50 values. .89c CLEAR-OUT PRICE “15c Little Tots’ Pink Knit Jersey Bloomers, regular 25¢ values, cleared out at 10¢. Boys’ Regular $2.50 values. CLEAROUT PRICE.. good grade Corduroy Kaickers. $1.39 nts’ Suits— Regular $3.95 Men's high-grade Dress Shoes, black and brown, valu Fine Gauze Vests, all s CLEAR-OUT PRICE Wash and Tailored Voile Blou CLEAR-OUT PRICE Children’s Mercerized Half Sox. colored tops. Regular 35c values. CLEAR-OUT PRICE Fine Sateen and Crepe Camisoles ; broidered. Regular 75c values, CLEAR-OUT PRICE ...... 39c Ladies’ Fine Nainsook Night Gowns, SHbbon and lace trimmed. Regular CLEAR-OUT PRICE 60 Boss’ and Little Ge fome all-wool; not all size $8.00 values. CLEAR-OUT PRICE.. in Regular $7.00 $3.79 Solored-top Shoes; sizes 98c trap Pumps Regular $4.50 values. All colors and ROUT PRICE,. lace and em- CLEAR-OUT PRICE... Women's Vici Kid Ones and Oxford: CLEAROL 2,000 yards Sheeting, Curtain Scrims, Silk- 10 : oline and Percale. CLEAR-OUT PRICE, yd. Cc 1,000 yards Wool Serge, Tricotine, Jersey and other materials; values to $2.50, ...... 5 CLEAR-OUT PRICE, yard.............. # 79c Japanese Cotton Crepe and Imported Gingham. Regular 35c value. CLEAR-OUT PRICE, yard ... a he 23c FINE BLEACHED CHEESE CLOTH, 10 YARDS FOR Only 10 yards to each customer. 300 pieces Odds and Ends Glassware, China Dishes, Plates, etc., will be cleared out at. OISEyBARCANS. DEPARTMENT STORE 1419-21-23 FIRST AVE CLEARED OUT AT 79Cc Percolators, Rice Boil- ers, Preserving Kettles, Frying Pans, Colanders and other Aluminum utensils CLEARED OUT AT 79¢ as a big Sat- urday feature. Don’t miss these wonderful bargains. a young girl without education could] ; go out in the world and make lots) of money. | rths of the students be-| 1 pictures iMustrating trades o them to make up thelr minds wha | they wanted to do in the world AGIOS IN STOMACH CAUSE INDIGESTION Create Gas, Sourness antl Pain | | How To Treat. | Medical authorities state that nearly nine-tentha of the cases of | stomach trouble, indigestion, sour- | burning, gas, bloating, nausea, are due to an excess of hydro- | io acid EM the stomach and t 4 food sour eable symptom Artificial digestents h cases and harm, Try laying asid dig tive aids and Instead get from any druggist a few ounces of Hisurated @ teaspoonful in ter right after] d there is no sou _Bisurated Magnesia din ach purpose: wands of peop «with no NnDADCY Er 1088 | | tlon—-AdvorHisemont. ert Short preatiin relieved in DROPSY ee ing reduced Im 16 to 20 days. Wonder . Write for freo trial t nent. y “DROPBY REMEDY 00., Devt. 0, ATLANTA, Ga. SURE - SAFE EFFECTIV! MONIES | Candied laxatvoe writes ip a Recommended and sold by Uartell Deng Co. ‘Adk for list of JOYNER REMEDIES occupations would help! | Hauid | | | The Alcazar Oil Cook Stove Embodies the latest improvements in oil stove con- struction. ‘Seamless brass tubes insure smooth wick action, Has the cooking speed of natural gas. Very economical; forms a gas burning 400 gallons of air to 1 of kerosene, 3-Burner Stove, as pic- tured, with high shelf featured, at 1.0.0... cececctc wee $41.50 One 5-Piece Aluminum Combination Cooker — FREE with each Stove Purchased Saturday. Pressure Cookers on Special Sale 10-qt. size. Regular $28.00. Special $22.95 12-qt. size. Regular $31.50, Special $26.95 Garden Hose 25-ft. lengths Corrugated ‘Moulded Hose; special $3.19 50-ft. lengths Corrugated Moulded Hose; special $5.98 We still have some Remnant Garden Hose ho! all kinds. Very Special betas Electric Curling Irons Have Nichrome ele- ment, B-ft, nick: ‘led tongs and ebony Saturday only; cord, handle; Meyate ‘a AL. $1. 1 9 Esnst Hardware 6 SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET Store Hours We Deliver 8 a.m, to 5:30 p.m.