The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1923 Beautiful New Summer Coats, Suits Capes and Dresses Suitable for All Occasions Featured at A most inviting assortment of the very newest designs and ma- terials offered at this popular price. Sport and Dress Coats, full lined and with side-tie effects. Silk, twill, velour and over-plaid Capes, all lined, priced at $16.75. Dresses fashioned in all mate- rials and colors. More than a hun- dred styles to select from, Suit- able for all ocedsions, Wonderful values at $16.75. 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It is grand to have your helath, to feel well all the time and to go Uke other women without that awful torture of female troubles." Women who 4 suffering from such troubles 4 remember that Lydia B. Pinkham's | th Vegetable Compound is the tried and true medicine was forced to § Bho can harder are g wide and ( nahan pushed his charge into the cage The elevator had taken ¢ before explained Carnahan got him all stared, It wa ip Room thief, wink male IliAdvertisement 4 HOW recognized every where as the standard rem ng. “I've ere wore no other enger ||| SAY “BAYER”? when you buy Aspirin Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are} eeneral, |not getting the genuine Bayer prod. H luct prescribed by physicians over peony boxes of twelve tablets cont |twenty-two years and proved safo by | ties of 24 and 100, Aspirin is the [milling for colds, headache, tooth: | trade mark of Bayer Manufactury of jache, earache, neuralgia, Iumbago, |Mononceticacidester of 8 Accept only “Bayer” pack Special Values for Saturday Selling If you are looking for reliable merchandise at LOW prices, trade with us. Tomorrow we are offering many special values in each department, and we know if you will examine them you will be satisfied as to their merit. An inspection is all we ask, Boys’ All-Wool Suits $9.98 Two Pairs of Knickers Mothers! You want a Suit for your boy that is made right, fits right and wears right, don't you? Then see these, They haye two pairs of knickers, which simply means double wear. ‘There is a large assortment of fancy tweeds and cassimeres. Coats have inverted pleat and yoke; alpaca and serge lined. Knickers are full- lined. Sizes 7 to 18 years. fine Voile. Boys’ Straw and Wash Hats 65c and 75c Splendid yalues_ in Boys’ Straw and Wash Hats in the smart Rah-Rah and Turban shapes. Cool and comfortable. Sizes 6% to 6% Men’s Specials ! Union Suits 50c Special cut price on Men's Athletic Nainsook Union Suits Have inseam in back. Just the thing for summer. Underwear 50c Men's Shirts ang Drawers in fine knit; summer weight; ecru and white. Drawers have reinforced seat. Shirt sizes, 24 to 46. Drawers 82 to 44 Garment, SOc. Union Suits 95¢ A BIG SPECIAL! Summer weight Knit Union Suita in ecru, white and gray mixed. Also a line of porous knit at this price, All are well made. Men’s Sox 3 pairs for 50c SPECIAL VALUES in Cot- ton Sox; medium weight; re- inforced toes and heels; brown and black. Sizes 9% to 11%. Men’s Shirts $1.39 temarkable values in Dreas shirts with and without col- lar; new patterns in stripes excellent wearing A slightly broken up prices. Nearly Men’s Straw Hats $2.40, $2.90, $3.40 Newest shapes in bleaghed sennit yachts and natural brown; fancy braids with silk band and leather sweats, All sizes, 6% to 7% Men's and Young Men’s Khaki Trousers $1.90 and $2.00 You can't beat these in value! Sturdy Khaki Trous- ers, made with belt straps and sudpender buttons; all sizes from 26 to 42 walst measure. and check: materia Tot at all sizes. Kitchen Wares ! Plunket’s Polish, for furni- wutos, ete; 4ro%, bottle, 250, Plunket’s Finger Mopn, dusting or oiling; larwe M for house Big Values im | | iin i howell Domestics! each a0, theetiron Drip Table Damask 89c Yard 14 inches; 2%4 Inche Galyoulned Tron 72-inch mereerized ‘Table Damask, extra heavy, with heavy, large also; $1.00, floral borders and plain cen- ters, Sofa Cushions 75c 18218 inches, filled with sill flows. Art Ticking, yd. 50 size Ox 40-Inch Voile Special—49c Yd. VERY SPECIAL non-crushing There is a wide range of new patterns and colors, Including the new black end white and Egyptian designa. New Bathing Suits 85c to $6.50 * Extra Good Value! Bathing Suits for Women, Misses and Chil dren, in fine cotton and all pure wool; plain colors and in two- or three-color combinations; with and without beit Children’s Cotton Suits 8B¢ Women's Cotton Suits 61.50 Small Children's All-Wool Suits $1.25 Misses’ and Children’s All-Wool Suite, $2.50 and $8.50 Women's All-Wool Suits, $4.50 to $6.50 VALUE of quality Women’s Silk Hose Pair $1,00 substantial Hose, all ik, silk and fibre, and xed; black, brown or ilk Hose $2.25 tA QUALITY of Wom- {lk “Hose; fine pure silk thread; full- tashioned, with deep carter top, in black and shoe anades, Girls’ Hose 29c Misses’ and Children's Der- by-ribbed Hine Cotton Hone; full length or roll top, d-4 sport length; black, white or brown, Women’s Union Suits 95c Suit are wnuaually finished garments; beat knitted Shoe Specials! Women’s Slippers $4.85 Fine One-strap Si patent vamp with gra quarter; military heela with rubber lift; all alses, 3 to §. Misses’ Slippers $2.75 Here (a an excellent buy in Misses’ Patent Two-str Bilppera; medium wide to rubber lift on heel. Sizes 11'3 to 2 Boys’ Dress Shoes Pair $2.35 Fine Dress Sh for F but very. servi ef wtyles and all solid leather ehrome or oak tanned soles; all wizes, 2% to fi. Good, pers in buck These liste of fine made Girls’ Union Suits 50c Suit Summer Union Girls of it neck, slee f top finish; extra value. Crepe Bloomers 50c Women's pink or flesh color Crinkled Crepe Bloomers, with @ two-inch ruffied knee; elas. tle walat and knee, Women’s Union Suits 75c Suit Hxcellont quality gar 4 in all sty Boys’ Union Suits 50c Suit Fine rib or open mosh Sums mer Union Suite for Hoya of 6 to 14 years; short sleeves, knee length,’ The best gar- ment at the priee, Crepe Aprons Saturday—$1.95 New Cre Aprons on sale Saturday, are the greatest value that have be offered thin season, TH come In attractive new atylen; In all the popular bright col- orings, ao well as the staple ahaden. 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