The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 7

SHOE Sale Starts Thursday Morning at 9 o’Clock at Both Stores iam Save TOO MANY SHOES ward season has left us with TOO MANY ning to cut the price verything i you need now and for fall. Se BUSTER BROWN Shoe IWays fave you money, and a further reduction in prices on standard shoes at established prices will mean a further saving for you Buy 5 5 5 5 ) } 5 tuded in this sale, money Buy what Ordinary “sale” reductions based on fictitious values mean nothing and a only out to mislead, BUSTER BROWN shoes a standard value the country over, and a sale at this store is a genuir sa’s in every respect. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR SALE PRICES WOMEN'S | WOMEN'S brown and } brown and black kid, black and “patent és; } gunmetal leather PRICE— J $2.85 $3.85 | CHILDRENS | MEN'S patent leather strap slippers, ¢ brown and black one of many of eer 5 gunmetal high values: shoes, 100 leather, in Good year welts. Sale ; Price PRICE— ALE PRICE We Handle Dr. Scholl and Wizard Foot Appliances Seattle’s Exclusive BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORES ¥ 1411 Third Ave. 4316 University Way ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF WALLPAPER! if you want the last word in Wall Paper you will find it at Smith’s right now—and the big ship- ment just received gives you a wonder assortment LOSER BY LAW Ellensburg Stirred Up Over Timber Measure EI tas, King and TIS cA VICLOUS 1 Elum rive SENATOR JONES ASKED TO INV governn of dollars an umber compar ad built to the bor day ‘SEARCH FOR _ BOYS BEGUN | Two boys, carrying packs and an. |swering the description of Eugen Vomer and Hennt missing 7 n on the passing were in Tuesduy. The near Falls at he ts confident en route to East to Shelby He will leas ok for the boys wer Echo Lake | Mont., to se Wednesday |Russians Rehearse | for Folk Concert | Seattle's evening att }eram for the Russian fol cert to be given in the | on Fourth ave. on Jui |the benefit of Russian stu A quartet-of Russian refug gaye a number of songs in the Rus- | jsian church on Lakeview boulevard. | The quartet includes Eugeno -Sere- | brenikoff, former opera singer. PAGE SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET This is the day set aside on our monthly calendar of store events to demonstrate the Special Price Basement— to show everyone what our Basement sells—and How Great the Savings are! Regular lines with complete range of colors and sizes Stocks are composed entirely of Women’s and Girls’ Apparel, Millinery, Corsets, Un- derwear and Stockings. special lots— are not kept up—the same bargain that you find this week will prob- ably not be here next week—but there are plenty of specials all the time!—if a thing cannot be bought to sell much below the market, it is not bought for our Basement. Children’s Silk and Fiber Sox blue, 32¢c 00 pairs Children’s Silk and Fiber Sox in pink, and white. Sizes 6 to°814, Children’s 3-4 Socks 25¢ pair 800 pairs Children’s Mercerized 3-4 Socks in black, white, romper blue, cordovan, re green and khaki. Sizes 7 10 Silk Chemises 50c 100 Crepe de Chine Chemises in pink. Trimmed ‘with wide filet bands. Made with ribbon shoul- der straps. Small sizes onl ial for Basement Day, 50c. Slip-on Sweaters 50c Woo! Slip-on Sweaters in many colors and sizes. 48 only in the lot. Special for Basement Day, Women’s Vests 19¢ 2,000 Summer bodice top style. grade garments. Sizes 36 and 38. weight Vests in Seconds of hig! White only. Women’s Vests 25c 2,000 Summer weight Knit Vests in bodice top style. Seconds of high grade garments. Sizes 40, 42 and 44. Special for Basement PAIR Women’s Fiber Stockings 19¢ pair 175 pairs Women’s Fiber Silk Stockings with seamed legs and seamle. feet. Seconds. Cordo- van or Sizes 9 and 9 Spe- cial for Basement Day, 19¢ a pair. 300 Summer Hats $1.95 Dress, Tailored and Sports Hats at this one price. silk and transparent georgette. Made of fine straws, Trim- med with fruit, flowers and hand em- broidery of yarn and silk. Every hat made to sell at a much higher price. Special for Basement Day, 51,95. Middies Knickers ment. Women’s Silk Stocking's 600 pairs—all strictly first grade, Rockford fashioned with 59c lisle feet and wide hemmed garter tops. Black only. Sizes 814, 9 and 914. Special for Basement Day, 59c a pair. Wash Dresses $3 65 were § 35 were $4. 20 were $3.95 Dresses that are slightly mussed from handling, marked at a very low price for this one-day sale. Imported and domestic ginghams, dotted swiss, voiles and organdie combinations. A wide variety of styles in all the season’s wanted colors. Sizes for women and PAIR 200 Aprons 69c Bungalow Aprons of twe-toned percale in a large assortment of | styles and colors. Polly Prim Aprons of sateen and | gingham combinations: Sateen Sewing Aprons, gingham | and cretonne trimmed. | Gingham Bib Aprons of plain and | plaids combined. Made of excellent material, cut full and neatly finished. Sizes for Women and Misses. Breeches Skirts Special for Basement Day, $2 a gar- Many new and attractive styles in taffeta, printed silks, Tricosham, crystal crepe, wool crepe, sports fabrics and new Summer weaves. Also a few Nellie Kelley Dresses of jersey. Sizes for women, 36 to 42; for misses, 14 to 20. Spe- Women’s Union Suits 49¢ 700 Summer weight Union Suits in regulation and bodice top styles, White only. Sizes 34 to 40. Spe- ciai for Basement Day, 49c. Corsets 89¢ 400 pairs of Pink Coutil Corsets. Models suitable for small and me- dium figures. Elastic at tops. 2 pairs of supporters. Sizes 23 to 28. Special for Basement Day, 89c. Muslin Gowns 95c 200 good quality Muslin Gowns. Some trimmed in embroidery and lace, others plain with embroid- ered designs in the center. Full length and cut on generous lines. House Dresses 85¢ LONG-SLEEVED House Dresses of indigo percale and black and white checked material. Well made, neatly finished. Special for Basement Day, 85c. ins i] mis Special for Basement /KDZE to Broadcast || *’ $8. Within Two Weeks | — - ——— — — — store's “i RTEND BRUIN (Pacis Eftcoursges PAGEANT IS INCORPORATED) tnisic contests and a resuar| Sorrel Time. cl st the GH pects to begin broadcasting on the . WAS TOUCHY | uote suits League “For the purpose of increasing his-| picnic were being held at Woodland/and BE. 42d st., Thursday, June 21, joid schedule within the next two weeks. More delay than vw an-| SPOKANE, June zv.—Encourage: | ticipated Was caused in the ob ing| MARSHFIELD, Ore, June 20. ~ | ment was given the Columbla Ltasin of a new license. It'is this which Is] Oscar Lundberg, logger, laid off to-| Irrigation league by a party of con:| torical knowledge and musical taste, | park Wednesday by members of the | at 2 o'clock. A general invitation | |holding up transmission at present. | day to skin a bear and he performed | ¢; essmen who stopped here yeste to produce pageant dramas from|Cheasty Junior Commercial club, a|€Xtended to all who are interested! ——— — | the task with greatest delight, len route Haat from a Visit to Al; henge di cae) : | : : * “| 4a hearing an outline of this spec: = Lundberg was tramping thru the| Senator Warren. of Wyom! | ¥ear to year in the city of Seattle/clvic club for boys, organized as @ltacular drama of patriotism stall woods with his favorite dog when| gonator Robinson of Arkansas at a|4nd to do such other business or con-| memorial to the late E. C. Cheasty | will bo presented in the stadit the canine scented the bear and gave | juncheon given in thelr honor, raid| duct any other enterprise, elther his-| by the firm that bears his name, | July 23 to 28. chase. He soon caught up with) that the project will be introdtced | torical religious, musical or educa- jbruin, and then wished he hadn't, |this coming seasion ari funds appro:|tion and generally to do any and all for’ the bear seized tho hound by the | nriated for preliminary survey work.| things which a corporation’ not muzzle and commenced a headlock Gaon Seiad foe sa sie ‘eweully Pit | Shek, Sromatned Fake) kprnlts LESCHT PARK {s to be favored |are the objects of the “Americanus” band concert Wednesday | Pageant society, for which articles Adams’ band will open the| of incorporation are now reported to Lundberg rushed to the rescue, ad- | ministering a series of well placed| With a | be filed with the secretary of state -|in Olympia. | kicks with his calked boots, which | Right. | caused the bear to loose his hold on | Program Incorporators are William Rhodes, Claude A. Philbrick, R. H. Mac: the dog and turn on its master, 4 Michael, Victor H. Elfendahl, Loren One rifle bullet, sent to the right Grinstead, F, W. Strang, Stuart G. The most delicious I proved it many. pot, did the rest Thompson, J. Ralph Magee, B. Swezea, Darwin Melsnest and R. j Dyer. _ 5 | Coffee iy | A new speed boat, to bo used bY] yeark ago by restoring | federal prohibition officers and cus-| the original color to . toms men in combatting the liquor| TY {°° prematurely ° as We S hour, according to customs reports and {6 39 feet long. She will be NATIONAL CREST | manned by customs and prohibition importing trade that is now being| Sfe% nenoree t sos * tory. Bend f. tle for a brief stay, men. : . Mrs. Ross will give a series of ' NpEE: jae % tA 7 % ‘| lectures on home making and home ®) Cc Harding Selis His decorating while in tho city. byt | Q “A houso can bo beautiful and Publishing Plant ri from which to choose. Special for Basement Day, 69c. cial for Basement Day, $7. . : PROF. EDMOND 8S. M ‘s Junior Commercial |aythor. of? the pageant cre Club Holds Picnic | 22s" witl address the A Kew Blend This pretty 30-inch 7 Crepe Blend looks like a At Tigé, 10¢, 1214¢. ae 15¢ a to 25¢ ee dollar paper. Special, roll. 35¢ single roll. Rew Bed Room Paper New Kitchen Paper Starting as low as 5¢ a roli and in all grades up to the best Varnish Tiles at 22¢ roll. Rew Taps For Your Living Room 18- or 30-inch papers in tapestry, grass cloth or Tiffany blends, at 25¢, 35¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1.00 and up to $2.00 per single roll. Wew Ceilings At 7¢, 716¢, 9¢, 10¢ and up to the heavy em- bossed at 25¢ single | Direct from leading mills roll. in the country. : : ‘Arri 5 Wear-Well House Paints Chaser Arrivess | As I Have Prove We have been selling this splendid paint in our Portland store for nearly five years. We have sold thousands of gallons here in Seattle. If we charged $3.00 a gallon it would be a real bargain. At our special price it is the best paint value in $2 45 the city. Outside white or colors, gallon . SMITH WALLPAPER HOUSE REMEMBER—"SMITH'S” 1621 Fourth Avenue Opposite Ritz Hotel Founder of Better Home Society Here Minnie Brunker Ross, founder of the Ross Studjos of New York and president of the National Better Homes society, has arrived in Seat- Made in the finest Chocolate Plant in the capable of developing 15 knots an carried on, arrived Inte Tuesday by rail trom Norfolk, Va. Tho craft is restful, with little work, Every person who helps to raise tho WASHINGTON, Junv 29. — Prest- dent Harding has sold the Marion, Onlo, Star, it wax announced at the White House todi H | ‘The sale is to Telephone Direct Msher of the Salem, Ohio, News, and Main 4371 two néwapapers at Hast | Ohio, and to Roy 1. Moore oA | 1300.00 cups were served dent of Columbus, Ohio at tha PANAMA- PACIFIC | sananese trmmigrants are renting Tnternational EXPOSITION: | siiic worms in Seo Paulo, Bradt, TODAY for spectat | Standard of art in home expression atented Free Trial and full instructions | is helping to solve a national prob- snclone lek of your kate | lem,” says Mrs, Ross, in comment. ing on her purpose. Already, over 60,000 club women thruout the Unit. od States are enrolled in the better homes mouvement, with more com ing in every souls Brush, pub ith [Roasted Almonds Comorobted tt, bu Ble’, In, About 250 assassins conducted the (relgn of terror lu Yrance,