The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1923, Page 5

TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1928. THE SEATTLE ue me e’s Just Plain Magnu Cutters Seek Vessel That | Wrecked Monterey Convenient Payments RUNBAUM BROS FS co. More About the Boys SIXTH AVE, B [ The STERLING trey ah ‘ des Wash Suits ma Big Shirt Sale Special $2.65 Range re? ib. The date will basersihinced “eoon Main Floor Kear Every Shirt purchased will mean economy— "THI Clearance Sale Women will be able to buy as well as men consists of Boys’ Che patterns are neat and attractive Wash Suits of the better They sold formerly: Wash Suits at $3.45. Wash Suits at $3.25. The material qualities are good in every shirt grades, including the well The Sterling Hees tN will be displayed amply and conveniently— known “Tom Sawyer” Booklet R : a freiafiter Siberian ‘ou will be given prompt attention brand as well as others, ooktet on Kequest 1 fu und at Ra If they last, the Sale will be for 4 days Of course the s inge Will be complete. More about it tomorrow Demonstration Daily . $ $ ; i | 2-Burner Gas Attachment ; $16.50 Extra Water Coil } $3.00 Extra for Clear- 2.65. at Be ‘ or color. Sp Pacific Package Goods ghee Techies: A New Shipment of Fall Models Just Received! Upper Main Floor * Boys’ Cotton Gs Smart 3athing Suits Main Floor Rear wee ‘ New Cotton Fabrics Size 34 only, in blue and damaged x Maru was al sdiy| Magnus Johnson won't toox just like this when he goes to Upper Main Floor black trimmed with con- rward and w ndergo | Washington, but this is the way he appears when he's home,| trasting colors. A_ suit, $ : cipaits Pefore proceeding to the|and this is the mental picture all his friends and neighbors New Dress Crepes— New Dress Ginghams— 59¢. ; Convenient Payments yen have of him, Twenty of the most de- Splendid assortments and * ; Arranged to suit each individual need. Open a } ae ny hace mares me eae Bs are shades i. 80-inch large stocks of 82-inch } charge account today and furnish your home com- } ||/S IWF NO a a ‘ ' select mesa rele ie width crepe adapted for Ginghams feature checks, ‘5 ’ pletely. Pay as you get paid. } SERIOUS fk IRES | KINGSTON, AMfinn., Ju y ay Dresses, Aprons and Chil- plaids and plain colors. A Girls ; Sih fades eats dren’s Rompers. A yard yard a farme ARE REPORTED si ss yard yard eee ceee see. 35¢ Union Suits Disastrous fires, stand.| That is the comment of the neigt — age xt pedi apyi Wie tes New Fall Suitings—A Real Estate Loans \28 a Are vais Gs Epahaeines New Lingerie Crepe—A new shipment of the al- 3 for $1.00 4 H . pies * : Movdatepit hassel PTY highly mercerized crepe ways favored Devonshire , | No Commission etained in Port |{om Ores ; of Magnun| hear y_mer ways f Upiex ‘Mala’ rioes Se ai ‘ during 8u Jot used extensively for the Suiting permits choosing ‘ ner sha = Helens, Ore And when'th at th making of dainty lingerie from a rnin variety of Girls’ low neck, sleeve- TRADES ae ZA NEES & LOAN 4 te ae vrtinene {alaaatrous fir visited | Old white alx-r rahad is displayed in 80-inch stripes, checks and plain less, knee length Cotton 1218 Feerth five. PETETE (of Inbor as to their entrance quali. | a Vie ) maaiteenad 6 ie width, in plain colors and colors. A yard...... 40¢_ Union Suits with tapes cations. The party aioed us burned to come figured patterns. A yard i and buttons, in sizes 10 to or te to be included in th . His im ris BELT Ce Eee 50¢ New Mulls—Silk and 12 years, and without e August entra Ht for com CHINESE DOCTOR i DR. WO Nature Cotton-mixed Mulls in tapes and buttons in sizes New Ratines — 36-inch plain colors like these are 2 to 8 years. Special, 3 Ratines of an excellent used for foundations and suits for $1.00. quality, in plain sport slips. 36 inches wide. A shades, A’yard.’. 7708 -yatd «23s chavissys 65¢ . : fe Girls’ Rem 208 James S¢. attle. M Pictoral Review Mothers are thin en—b} and Designer Patterns Sateen Bloomers pout ool clothing for the 50c il school starts. you Black Sateen Bloomers in sizes 2 to 10 years. Spe- ,———_— $A A $$ cial, a pair, 504. e father er-th ra few years to the farm a lumberjack bh | Oren, | DR. EDWIN J. WwW. C| BROW sligious Educational) DENTAL OFFICES day noon at oa 106 Columbia st. re the burden of farm work | Seattle's the campaign, On clection | first organizing I ever did was to get Leading Dentist sof |} which is home today, paying $15 Tg¢,/ncre for the first 40 acres. untry Fran , 9. haw dwood to town, and the for More Than 21 pen his hobby in- ' | ITY—PORT WINE AND OIL OF OLIVE Five out of every seven people fall a prey to colds when the sys- township represents » the farm,” he ex-} lly, he shows ered short more pride in h end Instead | horn bull than in ction . | of water faucets. On the sideboard) “t like to do the chores around the stand freshly filled kerosene lamps. |farm, We're going to build a |tem is at low ebb and susceptible to Lillian goes t to clearing the| house some day. That's a fine b 5 | ailments. i dishes from the table and rapes Now we want a house to match the) | Portolive is not only a corrective i ? gravy from the cloth wher barn. it we'll have to pay the} : of digestion and a spark-plug to yt dren had | As Mag Jat a sm it age first.” . ly ur nervous system, but it greatly js talks he opens letters! It is suggested that W nds between you and seasonal roll-top desk in the sitting | will be different from the pe ailments. ere are two farm. uments || Delicious to take—a toothsome ¥ eC. es over the de ‘daa aap mingling of nature's _ correctives Glasses $5.00 it almost entirely | with rare old Port Wine und OU of Complete room esota legislative pro- pea | |ceedings. Most conspicuous on the| since I was a boy in the old country. j walls are old-time enlarged portraits | [ve been to Washington a couple of }in tarnished gilt frames, showing |times, and they’re not going to slip and hia first wife. Some of {anything over on me.” | the children sleep on couches in the| Again it wasn't a pose. Magnus| ‘oom, onvincing. 1 nus tells his visitors that he} — a — —. n in Sweden 52 years ago. He at school, but left, |when he was 12. He worked on coast |walling vessels, developed his lungs Jin a glass factory and came to| Thoroughness Characterizes our methods in every. transaction, and ou tomera are accorded every tesy ¢ t with sound busi- ness jud |_ Take it thrice daily and at night. Fn! XAMINATION |Give it to the children. It's a regu GLOBE OPTICAL CO, | 1: “ose to s00a near in thou vt “Tsands upon thousands of homes, spew hy Ly | a pau druggist hus Portolive. —Adver' Located on | alts Second Avenue | oo. at Cherry Street Wednesday Brings an Exceptional Value in 32-PIECE DINNER SETS Wood Pipe for World Wide Use ONE OF SEATTLE'’S big assets is the Con- 1314-ft. line supplies light and power for tinental Pipe Manufacturing Company, inci- Portland —a 14-ft. line turns the wheels of Kecsiee Manse ts Cee Ate At an Unusually Low Price dentally the world’s largest manufacturer of those mighty “C., M. & St. P.” locomotives — Pordially Invited wood pipe. An industry of this stamp is par- three 13-ft. lines divert the entire Androscog- Peoples Savings Bank $4 49 ticularly valuable in that its raw material is a gin River, SECOND 2VE. AND PIKE ST, . home product and its market world-wide. Great as this industry is today, the surface There is hardly a state in this country or a _—ihas hardly been scratched. America’s annual Your choice of three beautiful patterns in various compositions. : country outside of our own that hasn't its fresh water, irrigation and hydro-electric pipe Mission gold-line set, the nifty good-luck pattern and the ever popular bluebird. share of Continental Pipe lines. You find bill is counted in millions. Tomorrow ate EXTRACTION Bargains at $4.49. them employed for hydro-electric service in see this industry assume proportions a Tae a a aw ae 5 ne Iceland — irrigation service in Mesopotamia would astound even the most far-sighted of FREE DAILY yee tli ane Teka tune nae ee pinpoint To Tee water supply in Cuba— installation oe who laid the keel of the wood pipe ~ a con LE > plete your dinner set. . after installation clear around the world. A usiness. OHIO IN .E (d606060—m HERE’S YOUR CHANCE To get that Swimming Suit you have been wanting. We have arranged all our ALL-WOOL SWIMMING SUITS in two lots— Your choice of men’s, ladies’ and boys’ sizes, 80 to 44, in beautiful color combinations and plain shades, Foreign Department Savings Department Trust Department Bond Department |have tw | Natural 1 | net of T GOLD CROWNS Mont of olir present patronag recommended by our early custom. rk is still giving good anteed for 15 years, Hxamination free, OHIO CUT HATE, DENTISTS tnbliahed 20 Yenrs sre ve. University St. Open IW ODO LD sony Branch at Ballard