The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 4

DOORS WILL BE CLOSED AFTER 33 YEARS BUSINESS The Ou tle t Quit ess Sale has been distinct pected considering the way andise has been sacrificed, ns to be disposed of. Don't FINESUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN $25 SUITS ‘dew $74.85 Pairs Pants $35 SUITS y] 15 Two Pairs Pants WHIPCORD SUITS $21.85 Two Pairs Pants Conservative $40.00 values. Men’s $22.50 Suits St $12.85 EStt oe RE and sport models in regular $8.00, $10.00, . L. DOUGLAS SHE $4.38 The factory selling price, $8 $10, $12, stamped on the back! of every pair. UNION MADE Boys’ w. Two-Pants Suits Regular $15.00 Values $7.98 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits Regular $12.50 Values $5.98 Boys’ Shoes $1.69 Limited quantity of heavy all-leather Black Shoes worth $4.+ REGULAR $10.00 PACKARD SHOES $4.85 Everybody knows the qual ity of this famous UNION MADE Shoe, Stock up on) Shoes, men, HEAVY WORK SHOES $2.38 These were good buys at their regular $4.00 price. All leather and made to stand hard wear, Genuine B. V. D. Athletic Union Suits, reg. $1.50 values, cut to. . 98c PANTS Fine assortment of Work and Dress Pants, Match most any suit pattern. eens $1.89 wets , $2.68 neue $3.38 $2.98 $5.00 CORDUROY PANTS... -.s00++ Men’s Black Hose, good quality, regular 25¢ value, cutto’.... UNDERWEAR $4.00 medium weight Worsted Union Balle screen 9189 $2.50 Cooper's Spring Needte Union $1.50 Balbriggan Union Suits fect sleeves, ‘8c OUTLET CLOTHING CO. 121-23 Occidental Avenue dust a few doors South of Frye’s Market HE DIDN'T Do you know that you can make LONDON, June 15. crashed thru a jewelers show win- dow. Next day he displayed this sign: “We do not sell omnibuses, The one we had in this window yes- close to town? The Want a real nice home and have a nice garden on a small plece of ground, Ad col- umns have many attractive bar. terday was NOT for sale.” cAll Summer Long May 15 to September 15 Fare and 1-10 for round trip vis Great Northern:, to St, Paul, Chicago and many other Bastern Cities TRY i) ORIENTAL LIMITED On your next trip Steel equipment * Latest Pullman Sleepers Compartment Observation Car + Dining Car sernng fine meals Rvery travel comfort for fares, routes, schedules and reservations, call om or addrem City Ticket Office, 1403 eae Ave., near Union ment Street Station, Main 6601 General Agent & Ticket Agent ‘SAYS GERMANY HAS TO YIELD THE SEATT LE STAR ( Poles Raze Cathedral | Economic Ruin Will Bring! Her to Knees NEW YORK abil oney rarily esist the The ef-| en well main jerman population ich as it would yay the indemnity ts alike one class 4 than it ever h GERMANY IS NOW RE. ACHING THE LIMIT this kind ting cur ing the lim perty useful to the >» be ac aply it many, If t n indefinitely donly Just in r the abyss rmany’s money * now so near to the low Austrian | level that it ts Imposable to avold seeing the perfil straight abead, ONLY ONE WAY 18 NOW LEFT TO THEM Only one way out can be found by the Germans. They will have to| acknowledge that they have n financial struggle b; to} nt where they will for perhaps two or century, French pressure continues, Germany | standard time, mc may have to rank aa a second ¢ thire buy serve, GERMAN RADIO | SETS RECORD) many must ing else will | Cathedral of Alexander Nev | destroyed by the Poles as a 8 Inset: old Russian domination, ki in Warsaw which is being ymbol of the disappearance ef Marshal Pilsudski, who with other national leaders, helped establish the Polish nationat government, W ARSAW, June 15,—All Poland ts celebrating the beginning of th destru tiful building ‘or the razing of the magnificent al of Alexander Nevaki marks rance of the last symbol of Russian dominatign. The beauty of Warraw will suffer, CONTINENT HAS| RIOT OF TIME N, June 15. of it in E Daylight saving t ‘They're hav- rope today rail time, oid summer time all mixed sromiscuously here nd there about Europe—have lett the timo situation in a sorry mesa, Great Britain has summer time, Belgium has summer time, some por- tions of Italy have daylight time, while others have standard central | time. France has nothing but! Greenwich time, Germany has stand- MRL Tune 16 eeved ‘out ot 8a time, while Holland has home- every 10 words sent by radio trom | Germany 1s destined for the United | States of America. Germany sends approximately 50,- 000 words a day by wireless telegraph | | and 35,000 of these are addressed to New York. A significant point ts that of 51,- |159 words recently sent on one day, 25,000 were for the receiving station | at New York, much of it being press | | matter for the American newspapers | |and press associations and for relay }to South America and the Orient Germany now sends radio tele- | wrams direct from the great sending station Ellvese near Emden directly to the Egyptian radio station Abu- Zabal. GENERAL GIVES TIME TO VETS LONDON, June 15—Field Marshal Earl Haig, commander-in-chiet of the British armies In France, cele- brates his 62nd birthday today and is receiving mang especially from his wartime soldiers whore battle he is still fighting. | When the army of occupation on the Rhine was turned over to a juntor | general, Halg was appointed to the sinecure post of “Commander-in- Chief in Britain,” but he soon resign. ed this to be free to take up the cudgels on behalf of the, men he led to victory, but whose clalms the poll- ticlans were in danger of forgetting. | Haig, in season and out of season, is steadily fighting pension and other | claims on behalf of hix battlefield | comrades, In doing so, he has aac. rificed all chance of well-paid official Jobs. Do you know that you can make | a real nice home and have a nice garden on a small plece of ground, close to town? The Want Ad col umns have many attractive bar gains, MORE THAN $700,000 IN ASSETS APPROVED BY THE State Insurance Com- missioner Stand Behind the Policies of Title Insurance Issued by This Modern, Up-to- Date Title Insurance Com- pany Of this sum, $150,000 tn Fovernment bonds and fire mortgages on “im proved real estate is al- ways kept on deposit with the state treasurer as a permanent guaranty fund. Why be content with an opinion on your title when wo iasue an abpolute guaranty, protecting you against forgery ‘or other fatal defectsrof title, and also againat cost of litiga- thon if title in attacked? WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY “Under State Supervinion” ASSETS MORE THAN $700,000 | while congratulations, | town time, reckoned on the position of the sun in each particular cfty her railroads operate 01 reenwich time, If one travels from England across Europe by the Simplon it ts wherever he ia, it is still neces- sary to change his watch five times some forward and some backward before he reaches his Baikan des- tination. If he leaves England he will find another time {n France, pick up the Dover reckoning again in Belgium, lone ft once more for an entirely different and local time at Amsterdam, Figure out what this dons to the railroad steamship timetables Woman Beats Men LONDON, June 16.—Mra, Henry | hunters, won the chiot honors of the Jexpedition. She killed the largest jelephant, whose tusked weighed 110 |pounds. The party traveled 1,100 | Uganda, and made a varied collec- jtion of game. repair it, INDIGESTION Is Quickly RELIEVED and the stomach and bowely cleansed. by J0-TO A teaspoonful of Jo-To in a half-glass of hot water before breakfast relieves acid stomach, heartburn, Dillousness and —constipa tion, 50¢, 8 Next Liberty theater.—Ady, $1.50 pkgs. » by All Druggists 4O-TO CO, Ine, Bellingham, Wash, nplinh In necessary tom business . You can easily loarn to dance all the latest t a few ‘eation and ewent Private on Wed, ern Dances, ING every of Warsay’s most beau- | rient Ex | press and wishes to know what time in Elephant Hunt} Loeffier, who went to Africa with | jher husband in @ party of elephant | dak miles in the Upper Nile district and) If you value your watch, let Haynes | — for the edifice stood In the exact cen- ter of the city facing the Saxon Gar- dens. To the foreigner’s eye it wax ¢ most noteworthy structure in aw. But to the Poles it was the ont distasteful Millions were expended tn tts erec tion In 1894, Its founders intended » become the great center of Rus. |nian civic and religious culture. But it stood in @ land where 76 per cent of the population were Roman Catholic Poles and Mazura, 15 per | cent Jews, 6 per cent Protestant Ger mans and only 3 per cent adherents of Holy Russia. Its gilded copper domes have over: nbad the nearby palace of the Sax ish kings, and the humbler Catholic Cathedral of St, John. But |they never overawed the Poles who finally mucceeded in breaking away |from Czaristic domination. | When the government under such |leadership as Marshal Pilsudski and jothers finally became strong enough it decreed that the church must go. |t was (Poland's answer to Russia's | {war on religion; it was Poland's reak thru the last bonds that tied | her to Rusuta On May 3, the Polish nattonal holl- day, the destruction of the cathedral | |began. It will continue, with pomp and celebration, until the whole structure ts down, Parcel Auction Sale Monday, June 18 Barnett’s Auction House, 10:30 A. M. 2112 First Ave. This sale will continue Monday | and Tuesday, until all ue | ware, Kets, ail kinds kets, statuary Eastman ko- hone, vases, porti clocks. plank et ' carpenter’: haira and hundred {clos not lated, Barnett Auction Co, DR. EDWIN 4. BROWN’'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattle's Leading Dentist fer Moro Than 21 Years HOME OF THE BEST $2.50 GLASSES on EARTH Examinations Free Our experlence in vision test: ing enables us to correct your eyes with scientific accuracy, Wa specialize in the most modern forms of spectacles and eye lasses. Grinding’ in our own dern lens-grinding plant—the popular Toric and Kryptok IN: VISIBLE BIFOCAL LENSES, bites S Reliable Marcum Optical 0 O17 FIRST AVENUB FEWER PEOPLE GO TO EUROPE WASHINGTON pean travel has n off a third © lant year rt divi ent, # ng within in tre you dinsutisfied with the of the Bungalows Are advert E 15, 1928, — -| CLEAR-OUT In EveryDepartment During the Slashing | JUNE SALE This month i custor r going to make many r the House of Barga pecnie. oe in for the first time, se and then tell their frier new popular- priced department store. COATS, CAPES more regular Every day the money. about Seattle's ean bi uy them Splendid DRESSES $9.85 assortment of We were fortunate ini securing a few carloads of High-Grade Standard Make TIRES before the advance in price, 80 we have decid- ed to pass this saving over to our customers. This saving makes our prices the lowest in the city. EVERY TIRE GUARANTEED ond ABRIC CASINGS x3 ge 3 6.50 tyles in cloth and silk. Wide range of materials and colors, Many of these models worth two and three times gale 49c BERTHA Sample Lot—$1.50 Values COLLARS SKIRTS $3.85 Wool Skirts in Prunella, plaid and check. Some regu lar $8 values, FANCY OREPE APRONS, beautifully embroidered and braided; all colors; $2.95 values, rlipententee ty Lis); i One _. 79¢ LADIES’ V ‘8, fine combed yarn; regular 40c 25c values, on sale for. UNION SUITS, tight egular $1 n sale for... 69c HOES, fine tan; but- ‘" Oxtords; all leather; $ on sk foci Se ED CHILDREN’S OXFORDS, san- dals and colored tops; sizes 3 to 8; on special male ... 98c ONE-STRAP PUMPS for women and misses; satin and patent leather; $4.95 values, forte $2.95 for MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS, tins percale and madras; regular $1.50 values, on sale 89c regular $255 $1.39 ; SUITS, fine cotton ribbed; regular $195 oa Teo , Knickers fal pr well made Knickers, worth $1.95 Boys’ Straw and Cloth Hats, regular $1.50 valiies, on sale for CORD CASINGS Highest Grade, Stindard Make. All Non-Skid (FU LL OVERSIZE) axait Ss. 34x41 SS. 385x414 SS. 836x414 SS. aie 5 gine SS. . $13.50 14.50 16.50 18.00 19.00 23.00 23.50 24.00 24.75 25.00 28.50 30.00 31.50 Uipnees Truck “type . .$30.00 Rebuilt and 32.50 37.50 MENS OVERALLS, good weight with and without bib. Regular $1.75 val- ven on ate tor - 1 49 CHILDREN’S * COVERALLS, blue and khaki. Sizes 1 to 5 on special sale .. 1000 ARDS CRETONNE, gingham, flannels and Eden cloth, will be closed 5 out at per yd. ...... 1 c Spec 49c. 500 PAIRS CHILDRENS CANVAS SHOES, — soles, button and lace, ‘98c On special sale for.. ic VANITY CASE fitted with mirror and accessories; $2.50 values on sale for : BOSTON BAGS, genu cowhide, $1 on SAIC sceccccosces $ Near Madison ‘Kst, 1906 Retreaded Cord Tires Guaranteed 4,000 Miles All Non-Skid -$ 8.00 » 10.00 10.50 11.00 12.00 | 13.50 14.00 USED CORD AND FABRIC CASINGS and Guaranteed Cord Fabric 5.00 6.00 6.00 7.00 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 8.00 8.50 Boxd 33x4 34x4 3338 84x . 385x414, 86x49... 88x5 .. 85x5 .. 9.00 87x5 10.00 Mall Orders Smee GeO.D, Elllott o446 PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP W. 0. STANDRING TWO STORES Where Pike St, Crosses Boren Ave, 333 MAINDRABON a a 5 S 2 $ (ISE~BARCAI DEPARTMENT STORE EG) 1419-2123 EIRST AVE No Drudygery to Canning Now |} New Way to Can te by the Lore m Seattle Lighting Comp 1808 Fourth Avenue 9 THE GAS CO. 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