The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1923. STITT TCT A Big Special Men’s Fine Dress Shirts $1.39 200 beautiful patterns to se- THE ATTLE STAR COOLIDGE AND | 5 | SAREE EET, HARVEY TALK en RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. .i°7.i"%. asbington, Aug, 10.—Colonel|“The Mine With the Open Door,” “The Alaskan,” Come Saturday tothe Great Sale of Balance 7 George Harvey nbanssador to Great were brought here yest y el Britain ¢ sao to rest! “Deep Channel,” Are Interesting New Fiction cal officers and charged with well: |Coolidge late yesterday after-| “The Mine With the Open Door,” | scloudly affected by the movies they ' r. The men will face on on President Harding's pro-| Harold Bell Wright; Cosmopolitan. 8 y mplaint In connection with| posal for American adherence to| Harold Bell Wright ts An he locale of “The Mine With the ‘ arse, officers say, as tt ¢ world court of justice at The| mont popular writer. That stater a th country ° ved to have sold t a s wet down in the beginning #o that | outsld Tucsor t ght live McBride, Yasllo Wilshire and |’ “Harvey, who ts strongly opposed | tet® ma tinier than be knows a2¥| CLOTHING STOCK at a Fraction of Cost Paul Boynt all of Mason the proposal, refused to reveal the | What fe writte t N 1 elghbors better he knows any THIS GREAT STOCK NOW B. V. D a4) Jail Trio Who Sold Auto Victims Booze WENATCHED A 10. g an all-night search, F. Tom Johnson and Jorstanding of | t ere kil ntly in an au ews of the new pre Wright juestion ent on the} was 4 mini had 4 mensa, it could first. Later that m ‘ew York type cast otcuncurs| UNIONS It was the first time that any of 6.offictals and senators nferred with the president have imitted that the world court has con dincusased. ge better said if he wrote it ed as “That Printer to A FURNACE a lect from in corded madra striped repp cloth, fancy French percale, percale, chambray, silk stripes and smart combinations. Sizes 1414 to 17. Were made to sell up to $3.50, Special at $1.39—two for one of the best bargains we have THAT WILL SAVE HALF YOUR This is Thore was no discussion of Har|o¢ eghopherd of the Hilla’ Wri vey’a resignation as ambassador, it was understood. Colonel Harvey sald | he had intended to return to London | about September 1 author claim to being @ literary man. Ho is} accused of stealing immense sums ¢ | A omar printer oe tidall'a’” mala mary oC tie owen Belicabore | “wak-canoceil Men's $250 Ey | After that he still had a ermon to| hood: (1) A girl wh # kidnaped | genuine B. V. D. & W. and Arrow |deliver, It came out under t from her kidnapers; (2 and 8) pros-| Makes at pectors who took the girl from t the minister, was now Wright, the | second kidr apers and who alternate each week as father to the girl; (4) | 3 Harold Bell Wright has never set/a young man who has been wrongly | AND. COMBINED | Union Suits ‘at To FIRST AVE., Corner Pine WITH THE RED FRONT STOCK, COME.) epee » to offer for a long time. | vitally interested in mankind and be fg| England, tombstone ts chiseled In) petter life while ontert par SSESSSS SS Men's Suits| Men's Suits| Young Men's Sport Model Suits A pipelens furnace, Men's Suits; Men’s $25 Singerman’s | singerman’s price $30; | them with 1 on. fo Wright went on, turning out one book after another, on] some mensage of spiritual uplift hi (6) a young ctor living success of those books piled up af /in the hills with hia mother because | immense repitation and following for | of his ll health; (7) a Mexican ban- | him as an author. dit, second k er of the girl who ‘And so we come now to. Wright’s| returns to kidnap her again after she latest, “Tho Mine With the Iron|has grown to womanhood. And var | Door.” Wright directed his attention | lous other colorful characters, toward this book solely as anauthor.| Now we loave it even to Mr. He apparently was moved by no Var nae it that fon't al and a sit 1 that would ap- | Singer: HATS AND CAPS for Moen and Boys, Made to sell for lar and cuffs. | $2.50. Will close 59 Regular $1.95 values 98c out at.. é CORSETS AND GIRDLIERS, AND WOOL DRE pink and white; while 5 they last, Saturday... 95c PINK JERSEY RLOOMERS for Women and Misses, 35¢ values on ons 23c 500 WOMEN'S AND MIS. 10S, patent | CMC TD es LLL Lee PL \ INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME ON EASY TERMS on sale for /B & | t any athers, E amed Pampa, r Straps and Oxfords. 8. These should $3.50, but out at ..... Men’s Suits 2-PANTS SUITS A Wonderful Value Singerman’s price $35; now BATHING SUITS erect 59c Five hundred hes flit @ Ly aN TTT TTT UTTTCTIa LL ecs et fh Aluminum $1.29 13-qt. lipped Preserving Kettles, 10-qt. Convex Kettles with aluminum cover, 5-qt. Tea Kettles, 6-qt. Self-basting Roasters, 11-qt. Water Pails, etc. Extra special at $1.29. R. M. C. & C. M. C. MERCER- IZED CROCHE COTTON. fa: S regular 150 values adornments ..es sess 49c 7c BE OF} Eas cash gc os teboaat bedi face meee Gore SE. MED SHEBTS, 72 by 90. et Oe |S <GURGEAM, PILLOW SLIPS, S othemfabrica wi 26 by 45; fine quality 25c PEPPERELL $1 65 SHEETS, 81x90.. HUCK TOWELS, 18 by 36— pink and blue DOTUETS + eeees oerene 19c rows 17 by 35.. 19c as sho is desperate, as impetuous as 8 lovely, we are an Alaskan day. | missing | “Deep Channel,” Margaret Prescott partment 18) Montague; Atlantic Monthly Press, ve bese | In this absorbing story, the latest novel by a favorite Atlantio author, a disappearance direetiz to The Star | man and woman, swept by a tide of equested also to report t2| true souls, re are invited! Migs Monta, such items as will interest BATH TOWELS, 17 by 36— 4 a writer of LIGHT LAMMA WooL akein of ounces for., 27c 150 OUTING GARMENTS left OVER 800 HOW IN USE in Seattle and every w: A. Potts, H. G. Field, G, D. Simp- son and J, W. Stout. e. Bett question no: will call and tell you junt what your requirements are. =>) paneer > ae oS oe aT ics TTT DR. N. YOW Physician and Sur- Chinese Manafactured, Sold and Specializes in stom= ach trouble other ailments, Ee fl p 2@D a Have Your Eyes Examined Where Your Glasses Are Made It’s as important to keep your glasses adjusted as to get the correct test. This service free. ; h We do all of the above for the one moderate inclusive charge and FULLY G Bes NT 6 ae ‘Your Mea: at Peace— FLY-TOX will kill, thoee| | N purchasing these fine 2-PANTS SUITS you have burzing flies. Just spray the \i\ the assurance of the absolute best—the cleverest Re Apuass res poh erre | creations of the world’s foremost designers of smart clothes. files die instantly. Fly-Tox ‘ f is just aa fatal to moths, |! mosquitoes, roaches che a aod SAMA QuGrerne” man’s price $20; now Suits, now now Men's Dress Pants, DS fees At ; Pride! D5C. | away for two months. If you lof this reviewer. However 4 author. New thousands will now| the nostrils to protect the mem- Mens 1 AL 8 Perhaps the movies have had a de- | Way on board ship like a little ‘wild. | the head. movie rights in view or are subcon- | sion | he far reaches of the North? 4 America’s own last | MEN’S SHOES | UNDERWEAR LISLE SOX dah ser ind cern ry of Alan | sten's Packard and (Bureau oft. it, 10, wee | "Crna 8 Dr : te a tt 8 Shoes, now They Go Price use this | Large Lot Men's Caps, | Boys’ Fine Peters] Men's Blue Work ouble : Beir readers, sd ovelist ; y career as @ Rovell CORNER separate from hot atr ensing, WHY suffer the incon MATHIAS R. GEISBL SH. fae Piles when you will | Sais way to Alaska | WO for her war-time stories ix very Mand has asked that eny-| pathy and understanding the growth tn Khaki Middies, Skirts and Yale Freshmen to |Hoopeston, I. |into the full spiritual stature of “ ox Place @ little Want Ad in The Star Tay, at one time a Britfh sailor | conventions and laws of which they |yy Avery Rockefeller, greatnephew if it 1s inconvenient to be here for | and his ister, He | World down in ruin upon thelr heads er National park, which | Se igs arate book on the proper treatmen Armour Building pot he ake “anp.onecos| "22 at ono tl Thousands and thousands of dollars worth of Furnishings, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Dry Goods, Camp- $9.85 | $11.85 |$14.85 Singermun's price Treated at Home |‘ entire book there was not wood; C Genuine 50c President can't go, Vicks will help you en- | “turn to Wright" to read “The Mine | branes, Inhale the vapors of preming effect on American itera Mt And tho captain let her stay. Hats . A rub with Vicks at bedtime ‘The best of Curwood is in The Al-| Men's Fine ™ Suminés' Welgtt;, Out |" taine ton Sa VapoRus | see soe | $2.95 49c 18c Broken Sizes, Brand Shoes, Shirts, Now on ug OB 1a {x best known, as|No Let Up. Come to This Great Singerman Clothing Sale— ans more even ciredlation venience and Pain |iast neard trom 9 power and pathos, written PINE ST. leved to be on } His wife | Tecosnition, | ermanent cure by |i. vnowing of his whe mous Pala int re glee rp PAR Coats; while they last ..sercrerees 98c less treatment? oe2e which they are capable. They at- Tour Glacier Park! dail: nd vets of the world war, {s|have stood in abject dread and, in| .¢ the Standard Oll king, were in| APS Tom. ‘can, quickly: 210 ee ally attention. Ja Lene Poca “ae Jeve that self-reliance and cour Fe a neeataae of Piles, NePAGE-McKERNY C0. eran 21-23 FIRST AVE n via te Third and Jackson he Western U; , and his |that home of your own, Many goo - In the party The FOURTH AVENUE DEPARTMENT STORE, 1511 FOURTH AVENUE, entiro stock ordered ing Goods, ete., sacrificed for @ short time to meet the emergency. COME TO SEATTLE’S GREAT r) - Men’s Pants $¢.85| Boys’ Suits $4.85 ic Boys’ $7.50 Long Wear fed = —— Sults. Out they —— now To avold hay fever entirely, go |one moment that aroused the spirit) spny Ary Wright {s America’s most popular | eee tameders, Halt Fico dure it at home, Keep Vicks in With the Iron Door.” et Vicks melted in a spoon to clear jture, Av ra olther write with the| Who was she? What was her mis- Men's $3.50 Felt and Straw Hats will often keep away asthma. askan—a novel of Am Lisle Sox, Half _ Om 17 Miron § Jans Useo Yeramy f told, as the dawn Relatives | ae MEN’S CAPS, | BOYS’ SHOES} WORK SHIRTS Now Regular $4 Sale at i caual . Needless to Suffer to veneed stortes; but she be- | Entire Stock Goes on Sale Saturday at ree cold alr return pip: pd 34 as be.{With the same art and fooling t . aaron eget, RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. in Charge bien a positive asoant the tux George C. Mls Stontague depict with erm. er non surgi pain-| write ber at 430 W. Washington st, | woman beset by timidities and fears, bs! ’ Treatments may be taken weekly| JOHN DE LAY —Raymond De|taln this end thru a defiance of the} giz green frosh from ‘Yale, headed| Perhaps you need @ new steno. how in Seattle searching for his| bringing the structure of thelr own ttle. Friday morning » on Write today for my FREE brother, Job xe which It upon the bedr Cha to. thar ORHES Be Vhone Mate 1555 aires’ cl i) R’ CHAS. J. DEAN Mom onmmlonlncn lam ct ! mapers mimes rete hea operat tive are fs fe Went Aa Cheon | atti pst, nti sold in order to raise cash to meet the demands of tho Creditors. BARGAIN THRILL! We are confronted with a most serious busines: not excuses. Our mistfortw problem. The unexpected sometimes happens, nx tune. The entire stock now in this instance. The next door building at the Mat ‘nuy cost. Come, cet your Come, get your share of the bar- oe? corner of Fourth and Pike st. has been wrecked as it will pay you to come from all and is being rebullt. The blocking of the alde- { Absolutely harmless to hu even 60 or mo y ‘s mansand animals. Pleasant walk, obstructing the view of the store, has preacet and f “ greatly retarded our busine: Oar bills ar or next week, DE 3 Y odor, Won't stain wood now due, the creditors now want thelr money, MI: o 5 i? alls, metal or fabrics. Hundreds of Wonderfully effective. No Pairs of SATURDAY AT 10 A. Mi. dust or dirt. Eat your next’ meal in comfort—buy Fly Tox today. to Be Sacrificed Work Sold, by, Draagiets; Grocers, |, valers and Furnishings Sacrificed ig Gn tit 9 Se A ah rare xe 5 Why Not Have the Pleasure of Good Music Wherever You Spend Your V acation? Elliote 2: 'Theso vacation model Strictly One Price—Cash or Charge” Phonographs are especially Olicloth, now, Ae er anywhere, ic ; r r om | Aehiote THIS PIOTURE TELLS “THE STORY— t a i ecia ee 7 —_ ‘ ¢ | paandes Pokese Dies A BONA FIDE SALE WITH A REASON $1.50, PI ny & ‘ 4 ; : #4 fine Khaki Hreeches or earmping., D269D 9c Men's Shoes, Money Back If it Falls to Kul, & W, Collar “Dress Well—Never Missthe Money— ad fax. 10r em, worth B $198 AERA ots Terms a | Down ae te : = Di sah err | avy Union Sultes "$3.45 f faint Idew of the 100 per ou here, start- rt time only. ere only give yo reds of bargains that c Saturday at 10 a. m., for a # a Week New ORO-/TONE Plays All Records All the snapplest muste for your woek-end danco or outing party will be provided by this clear tone Phonograph. The handy case haa room for a dozen records, §$40—nt Summer terma— $1 DOWN AND ®1 A WrHEK Victrola Portable (Just as pictured) You can haye musio out on tho lake—this Victrola will rido nicely in your canoe or anywhoro you go. Has all Victrola foatures, with Satisfaction is what we sell. If the clothes don’t deliver it, we do—with money back. Straw Hats Half-Price Men's and Young Men's Sults Overcontns old nt 815 and $20, Men's Suits and Overcontas m: different colorns mold nt Inconts, sold 00, NOW ....., pie 85.50, now Drews Pants sold nt ath Avenue Department Store f : gecesi Theatre oo, 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Piko and Union Sireets Near Fourth and