The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 5

3. . FRIDAY, JULY 6 hae ca : THE SEATTLE AR PAGE — — ~ eet [he Largest i IX INJURED IN , Mee: ef. . AUTO CRA Indian THE E An ee Traffic Accidents Pile Up O on City Streets % } St ave, N ; ; a8th aye, Ny Final Clearance of } and E. Madison Kditor’s Note—This ts the apeian tic. Waxunn* hal 33d of m series of folk tales of Puget Sound Indians, ¢* C. : erry an sy | | written for The Star by Erna apes Dre Cc t and S t C t inate. ee tree! \ Gunther (Mrs. Lestlo Spier, D ’ SS oats por oats ‘ sa My wife of the assistant professor Er of anthropolegy st gp state ) Second Floor 4 ersity, and herself an an " on : thropologtst). For Saturday Selli y Women’ “ a st Saturday Selling our Women’s: Apparel De- W., wa M Fy yeaa navies foes For Saturday partment is offering 60 Coats and Capes for final _ tal with & brok arm hanya en visite ! clearance at $19.75 each! There is a wide assort- perth hac wa Oe an We | \ co Northwest tribes, ) ment to choose from in sport and dress models of dean iuearuthe® tesedewey het BY ERNA GUNTHER 1 9 75 good styles and colors. Some garments are lined } ||boy wan running across the street |yre hed # wonderful dow The doe } ])in heavy traffic when struck, 9¢-|i19 was white and had a little horn Wh . x ; At TO BU - oa ° jin the middle of his forehead. All the hunters along the Skagit river Beginning Monday, July 9th NER MOMANS voor |e d's fs’ | Boys’ Sport Blouses Mrs. Roland, 4234 Graham st../ this little white dog. When Qualke ’ - Gedibaita Yeon Furniture Co, tn aatnoddhie ussik gealt 11 See ae knw rome peo mare coming with 75c and $1.00 Men’s Worsted Bathing ; est of July Clearance Sales, direct your special attention to sella i hap dog in the water and then stretch Main Floor Suits $4 75 4 . e te) street car door r < " him le did thi ‘ow en. After ‘ ; the first news section of the Seattle Sunday Times, the self from serious injur She os | that tho a ae fs a nae ike < Sunday Post-Intelligencer, and the Monday Star. Therein Caped with alight bruises largest dogs that could be found. He Mane Dope Maly: Mow: Wt e DI Fleming, 39, of 104 N,| had a little horn on his forehead and are the complete details pertaining to the vast stocks which A having struck| with this he killed all the other dogs MUST be sold at ence, and the extent of price cutting in- bd ta, trate Gas ean as" eoas| ad WoaGE Geer aoeerTana totinen dulged to assure immediate clearance, that he could not avold her, | dered how they could get even with After alighting from a street car at | Qualke One night when it was very fe é Third ave ¥ Mra. Mary|dark they came to Qualke’s hou ; Harehett na e and blindfe him They car t t 4 ‘ y bh " ‘4 thi 579 Pieces Bedroom Furniture coe ‘ini |Sinfeeeasney ina neice || Boye? Hiking sen rea me of | as Pngeilgpiny und Jal tor Baiurdey at*6O@ cack, ori As an example of the extraordinary opportunity for fur- { || taen tot bogs beta Po is Pale me j Trousers : nishing your home at an extremely low cost, note: ove: } L. W. Cothup, ¢ ‘Lewin. gol.| When Qualke had torn the band 2 ; 579 a stif 1 Bede Bienen ve OY enone nO: Over | Il ater, was knocked Gown by a truck | age trom. his eyes he saw that. ai Special, $2.35 579 beautiful Bedroom Pieces, com sing complete suites itiven by John McLay, 3745 W. Till. | least they had left his little dog with } and odd pieces, an overstock in our warehouse, are to be || an at at First ave. and Yesler| him, He ay that Aiere were no Laceleg Hiking Trousers of 5 ak = ee e } || way. Cothup was not seriously h canoes and he wondered how he heavy khaki terials, Ae ; placed on sale at nearly one-half price. ; Van Hetndel, <3, a af Seventh could’ get home. He found some with area: doubles. teat, Siaid Clearance of ; ave., was struck by a taxt driven by|ucks Mving near the place where 7 to-18 years. Special, a pair, : i ix D. Arlin, 24, of 4632 Mead et. at| they had left him. So he asked them $2.35. . 3 First ave, and Yealer way. Heinde! |‘ lend him a canoe i 7 Drastic Sale Reductions | | et scat Soe sa nla inet cy Girls’ Hats Half Price! } sald. “When we want to go to Boys’ B : 4 } There are many other similar reductions featured in every u Lhd ype etna! wy atime Gant oys athing Suits Bend Fee: ' ; department, and in their Rug, Carpet and Drapery depart- sround all night peking for hetp, $3,95 Hand-made Hats, Patent Milans, fine Malines and Soft but at Inst he gave up. Hi ; ments as well, there are bargains enough to gladden the | backa teihie divia dia Gbse Straws in colors of brown, navy, sapd, red, black and white. } heart of everyone in need of good furniture and furnishings Early the next morning Qualke Eure. wacstod ‘Tndog “have 4). bem | take from, Pes Watea a ree ; ; he « f 4 Bathing Suits in fp clearance to half price! ; for the home. thought of a plan. He took his dog i ; . > rew him tn the water. Then en 20 to 36. $ h siled him out and grasping him +95, ; fs ' apd of the neck and the end See Our Show Windows a northemn Farner Soar Saran eS Northern Farmers ¢ mee ang.thee the dog Sweeping Clearance of Women’s Two-Clasp Fabric Gloves in 25 Even our spacious front of 180 feet of show windows ricci Black and White. Sizes 514 and 6 ........... voce cease wee Cc NE ILEANS, a uly 1 convey but a suggestion of the splendid values in ef- a _ ae ; “3 M Sales Booth—Upper Main Figor fect. However, come and see them, for YOU will surely becoming alarmed at “the rapid + x find some needed article of furniture or furnishings at a gration of the negro worker to the price that you can afford NOW. Then come in our store BA ake tates whore the Higher pay NEW SHIPMENT OF PLAITED SPORT SKIRTS tt 2 ; ‘ of factories and other industries are and look around—visit every floor—there is no obligation to attracting him). To offset this in Long ago the Indians had « $10.50, $11.95, $13.50, $15.00 purchase. creasing shortage of agricultural) feat Mood. Our next story will Second Flosr 4 ‘ Convenient P t | |jcamnaien, Jo, cuilehien Nocnern| Begin Intensive °| 0 len aymen Ss $ |\and possibilities of Louisiana Chorus Training = — ' Open a charge account with us and furnish h ' The adverllcan campaign. wil all “With” rehears ronedaledag FOF | ga £¢ Millard i le en a charge s urnish your home f tho richtess of Louistana’s soll, ' ave ) ada 1 i ~y (ae asi antares Stato | SEE now on our convenient payment plan at these July Clearance adaptah i ae i year around : ey mvt the ‘ n. |Predicts Record eels are | Detective Admires — : § n na) s y a ercen Ed alte of order it t . The collector based His prediction | B the Sale prices. During this sale only, the following extra lib- Y alnseaitre Customs Receipts toh’ the fuct that eolléciions for’ tie |; RRSS Ring; Pinched Seattle eral payment terms will prevail. Any items in any depart- bed. as well fer the pageant, Ame: Se ae te edd star's alas ieithe aeaaeet YORK Jey. & ie Sunday i : ditions. ) | gun, declares Montgomery year 1924 for dig-| $4,952,945. This js the largest) | was arrested for tt ing to sell a “ y ment may be purchased on this plan. Deliveries will be of this state's rich | author and director r Jamount ever taken in in ong, year, |‘ rae 4c TIMES de ickly ib lands have never been touched by} mbega of the G. comprising the state) with the exception of 1920@ Re.|detective a brass ring” which he” ! made as quickly as possible. fartiere and awalk-cate Tae chsatin ea =] ington, was predicted Thurs | ceipts in 1922 were $2,800,000 | claimed to. be gold. the of small undergrowth to produ peat rare wr 9 ce ic od bs re finest crops that land can Seattle peyton} ae 1 STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P. BL Sunday $ 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week w il the time o P.-I. $ 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week Reserved seats go on sale Mondayt at the White Bull headaqt er and the $100 Purchase, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week tl cE tiaeskeeetlacromceeuatzen Om Mpiidesr $150 Purchase, $ 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week What's in the Ai Sante $200 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week bisa Ay paths Rie } STAR $250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, $3.00 Per Week JULY 6 5 } $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week SR ADE Ly bab Goering ; for LONDON, “Big Ben.” i-\| to 9:30 : a . Complete ant clock of non of parliament QUIET—6:15 to 7:30 p.m. ‘ ‘ has been stopped because it need: ° C oe NO EXTRA CHARGE—NO INTEREST haa been steeped Hessne e209 || EG JAC Wc JULY CLEARING SALES ; ’ 3 INSIDE MORTISE GLASS KNOB SETS— $1 .49 $ p ° Very specially priced at...............020eeee ee , Cast brass face, easy spring, parts age malleable; knobs alone “are worth waren Ury for ech! ; FURNITURE Co. 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