The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 1 ‘Creates His Own Religion President Suspenders BH Philanthropist Rich Man Menon HI EATTLE STAR RED FRON CLOTHING. 50c SINGERMAN’S| ii) Clothing Stock to First Ave. and Pine St. Crowds of shrewd and eager buyers are now taking advantage of the most sensational bargains ever offered in the city of Seattle—$60,000 stock of cloth- ing, shoes and furnishing goods thrown at the mercy of the public. il! THESE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES— MEN'S SUITS MEN’S SUI" Men's Suits; Singerman’s Men's $30 Singer price $20.00; now $9.85 MEN’S SUITS Men's 2-Pants Suits, Singer. man's price $35.00, now $16.85 Shirts ps, Jerseys — and orded Madras; E. & de and Green-Hood Out we go— $].29 broken sizes. go Genuine 50c President Suspenders, Half Price; VICTORIA SHOE SHOP : Mat er =“ HAS DECIDED TO | | QUIT BUSINESS Entire Stock Now in the Hands of H, T, LACELLE With Orders to Sell It in the Quickest Possible Time —Nothing Will Be Reserved. Every Pair of Ladies’, Children’ s and Boys’ Shoes Goes On Sale at Prices That Will Astonish You SALE OPENS 9 A. M. THIS LETTER TELLS THE STORY: MEN'S SUITS Men's $25 Sh rman's Suits Suits MEN’S SUITS Men's Suita, Singerman's price $40.00, now $18.85 Ladies’ SHOES Special lot of Ladies’ High Shoes, in all styles and sizes, BOYS’ SHOES Boys’ Shoes, including Scouts, Army Lasts, Hiking Boots, ote. Sale Price— $2.85 Satin Slippers Ladies’ Satin Slippers in almost any style, includ ing One-Strap Sandals, plain Pumps, ete., in fawn and black-— $3.85 STARCHED COLLARS Arrow and Corliss Coon \ ; brand, Out we go— t anes under 9c for 25¢ Dutchess Trousers The entire stock of Dutchess Trousers on sale at 2 Price | | E SALE OPENS TOMORROW 9:00 A. M. | } We have moved all the merchandise. We have gone through this $60,000 stock from wall | | | Sent antos to'nis friends! 7 } now— Gus Wilson 50c MARY JANES Children’s Mary Janes, in patent leather, also in two-tones. Sizes 5 to 8— $1.85 and placed a din he On another o qeoreee Wor 19.1929 1 farmer { he notl “ WILL TEST OUT BLUE SKY LAW | ‘ 7 | .|Suits Planned to Simplify Working of Statute to wall, and cut and slashed prices to the,merest nothings—it will positively bo the most sensational sale ever held here, and nothing will stand in our way in order te make this the test bargain event you have ever witnessed. Don't delay, but be here when the DOOKS EN SATURDAY MORNING—for it's truly the Chance of a Lifetime! PRICES LIKE THESE REALLY TALK! MEN'S SOCKS We will sell Men's | © sky law, which be- | i which} WORK SHIRTS Men's Bing Work Shirts B. V. D. UNIONS We will sell Genuine B, V. and simp! lity ‘ity work | D. Union Suits ~ WORK SHOES a" $3.50 Work Shoes on .... $1.95 E HANDKERCHIEFS Men's good Cotten Hand- MEN’S PANTS Men’s Dress Pants, Singer- tee now’... 91.95 $5.00, now .... i | Don’t Forget ‘| the Address (601 FIRST AVE. "13¢ BOYS’ SHOES Boys’ fine Peters brand Shoes, regular Lisle Sox at . now on salo 49c MEN’S GARTERS You can buy Wide Web 50c gb Alec for . MEN’S HATS MEN’S SHOES Men's $1.00 Straw Hata on Men's $5.00 Black and sale Brown Dress $2 45 at... & . Shoes .. RIDING PANTS Men's and Women’s Riding Pants, regular $1 45 $3.00, now ..... Corner Pine St. MEN’S PANTS Men's Dress Pants, Singer- RED FRONT .CLOTHING 1601-1603 FIRST CORNER PINE STREET AVE. CO. 1601-1603 FIRST AVE. CORNER PINE STREET business | } methods worked anved fo thos ends meet Has this unusual j} romance? 0: jssy in ¥ girl maiden jand thereafter G matrimonial intentions his old wedding « If I had my quoted ax saying, jbe sent to Afr | somewhere e |towether ther and o un: his able |“Love-Your-Enemy”’ | Pebiat Is the Latest |m J.. June & finished eicene | Week” and a lo © very latest in s been unt up his enemies hand of friendship or fellowship. Mayor McNally has sanc | week of “forgiving.” and extend the and forg: tioned the mta Arenas, Chile, is the south- fost town in the world. Leave Seattle-95 A.M. Arrive Chicago-Il'2 A.M, (no extra fire) ‘Northern Pacific Ry. 14 Ave licked Office London Wants the Advertising Clubs ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 8.— The opening session of the annual convention of the Associated Adver- tising Clubs of the World will be held here Sunday and the convention's agtivitied will extend over the com- ing week, Among the guests are 100 mem- bers of the Thirty Club of Tf. tion to meet in London next The advertising exhibit is dc work done both here showing. SLAND CARDI result of S DOUBLE Eng., J 8. ander Surplus Stock of American Woolen Mills SOLD TO THE PANTS STORE ORGANIZATION With Branch Stores from Coast to Coast Thousands of Pants have been made up of these superb materials, suitable for Dress, Business and Sport Wear. To “Match Your Coat and Vest” at 30% Less Than Market Value! We'll save you the New Suit through this Matching Service., Men's and Young Men's serges, cashmeres and match suits up to $30. $ Special price .... 4.95 Men's and Young ‘en's Worsteds, Cashmeres and Tweeds, to match Suits worth up to $60. $ Special at .. 6.95 Men's and Young Men's Pants, for dress and business wear, in serges, cashmeres and fancy weaves, to match suits worth up to $75.00, Speelally priced at $9. 95 only ful display of price of a “Wonderful” Pants, in tweeds, to Look at the wond Pants and Knickers, Extra Special! “BOYS’ FIRST LONG PANTS” ) In Tweeds, Cashmeres and unfinished ‘Twill; plain and duney $3.95 stripes. Special at... We ave the Largest Hixclusive Pants Store West of Chicago THE PANTS STORE COMPANY 704 First, near Cherry jared | ° td be one of the finest examples of and abroad that | ever has been collected for any one SRAGEDY As a directed against Annie AN IDEA who are here to invite the conven-| 47 0) | ory at which self to death,” until my moth. Kasper (Stock N. Yow Physician and Sur- geOn, uses Chin foots and herty treating all dise of men and wom TW] Bpecializes in atom= To Have You Call and See Us in Our New Location. Ask About Our $9.00 Glassea. Work Guaranteed. HUTESON-DONAHEY OPTICAL CO, 198 Pike St. EM, 4010 “po * ” Relieved in 3 Days 1{§° writes one of my patients who had suffered severely from Piles for many years. Her letter and those of scores of others who have been permanently cured by my non-surgical treatments are con- tained in a book which I shall |be glad to send any Pile sufferer | FREE, upon request, | No hospital bills, no anaesthetic, no | Shock, no danger, no confinement to hed or room, and a GUARANTEED cure Remember my guarantee means a positive and per- | manent cure no matter how severe your case may be. Hi his Ife he has | ag asked to\s | ased compensation meas-| by tho last legislature | » effect Thurnday. The | in es to Injured workmen ayer-| 20 to 24 per cent for injuries./ ns under the old law of $20] per. month will not bel he clauses of another law] came effective Thursday, ro are restrained from returning d. Bakers must bake standard sizes of mul > pound, : CO-EDS PICK “IDEAL” MAN, MILWAUKEE, Wis, June man tall, with elther blue, ole or t ; ambitious, a home lover, r; mixer and dancer and a college education; hay- od looks and wealth not es-| ; but must be of moderate and a man of his word with | lity to concentrate his love and hods of a caye man—this {s| t Marquette university coeds} an ideal man should be and| Th a questionnaire sent to 9 Mar- university co-eds here, the © requireraents are a general { what they expect of their tu- ture husband | In_ the Suastionnalre sent to the d the question: m of a man do you wish for) and? following qualities were| |thaught nece ary by the number of iris mentioned Dark complexion, 14; light tall, blue eyes, 12; | brown ey¢ STAY eyes, 8; woalthy, | } modera means or good sa humor, 20; home lover, neer, 18; athletically in- | ; experienced lover, 8; honest | hful, 14; ambitious and ener- | striking personality, aI UGK REL FR SURE, TIRED FEET ol talk- | "After a long, T run for hot day on my feet writes a city salesman, “No matter how my feet ache and burn, Tiz draws ont all the pain and I'm as good as new, Ti in magionl Acta right off. Stops the pain of corns, bunions, cal Jouses, Hore spots, A few cents buys a box of Tix at apy drug or riment store, Have feet that never swell, never hurt, never get tir x | kind and thoughtful, 7; lover of chil- Ladies’ DressFootwear Ladies’ high-grade newest style Foot- wear, including Satins, Patents, Two- Tones, Sport Shoes, etc,— Ladies’ High Shoes Ladies’ High Shoes in Russia calf, black, brown, etc, with military and French heels and welt soles— Ladies’ Hosiery Ladies’ Silk and Fiber Hosiery, in all colors and sizes, Regular $1.50 value, now— Ladies’ Sport Shoes Ladies’ newest style Sport Shoes of elk leather trimmed in green, tan, gray and brown— Pumps and Oxfords Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords, consisting of Satins, Patent Leather, Kid and Suede Combinations and White Canvas, Chiffon Hosiery Ladies’ Pure Silk Chiffon Hosiery, also fine Ribbon Back Silk Hosiery, in all sizes and colors, now— cave man, 10; jealous of wife, 14; } chivalrous, 16; neat, 6; good natured, 8; high ideals, 4; must love serious minded, 2; musician, 5; fal man, 20; lover or art, 1; not goody-goody nor the other extreme, WANTED NO MOURNING GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J., June 8A burial without mournful, colored by the service of creed or cult, with readings from the “great a teachings of Jesus, cius, Whitman or Emerson and per- haps the playing of something from Beethoven, Wagner or Chopin,” Buddah, Confu- the last request in the will of Frank A. MeIntyre, for which letters have just been granted by the register of wills. un- Many people watch the Want Ads for odd jobs that need to be done, If you need anyone just place a lit- was!tle ad to work for you Of all the qualities expected of their future hushands, these 26 girly were unanimous on only one point that thelr husband must love hig wife | Youngsters Thrive Out of Doors “My dear, I just came back from p trip to Vashon and with Mrs, Ralston. They haye rented the dearest little home for the summer, All sorts of flowers and shrubs around it, It is wonderful oyer there and I am all enthusiastio about getting out somewhere for the summer.’ “Yes, you people with children should get out of doors, Young: sters do thrive when they have a yard and sunshine to play in, We would enjoy it ourselves, but hus: band has to be at his work at such irregular hours it would be impos- sible for us to leave the city,” ‘Well, if we get out of town for the summer we would be glad to have you spend any week ends you could with $3." “That would be lovely and will be as much as we can go out of town, By the way, where are you going now? I'd like to haye you come with me and see a suit and hat Tam about to buy, Your taste is perfect and you know how your opinion is valued among = your friends,” "Oh, goodness! You flatter mo a lot, T'll be glad to eome, but you usually buy the right sort of clothes without my assistance,” “Well, Tam enthusiastic over this wult and hat I'm telling you of, 1 think you will like it, Tam buying it at Cherry's, where one can buy on eredit with six months to pay, Just down here at 1016 Second ave,, In the Rialto building, over the Pig'n Whistle, We'll take tho elevator and go right Up'>Adyertigoment, ing Better Homes Week Bring to your kitchen the wonder- ful advantages of Speed, Economy and Convenience /SPECIAL Every Reliable and Clark Jewel Range sold on 30 days’ approval dur- Gas ‘RELIABLE “ANGLIRON” GAS RANGES With Automatic GAS CONTROL $709: Installed in house, ready for use, on 8 monthly Payments Demonstrations Daily 10:30 A. M., to 4:30 P. M, Seattle Lighting Company 1308 Fourth Ave, Main 6767 ;