The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1923, Page 11

nok FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1928 4 eo | SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET : Special Price Basement ~| This Bargain Center offers the newest styles at ; the lowest prices in Women’s and Girls’ Ap- parel, Millinery, Underwear and Hosiery. August Clearance s | COATS AND CAPES y Al Remarkable values in a clearance lot of Women’s . . : oe . : ne Coats and Capes in fine velour, polaire and over- $17.50 plaid materials. Greatly reduced. GIRLS’ COATS In sizes 6 to 12 years, excellent quality, and very suit- Q¢ able for now and Fall wear. Entire stock reduced for clearance. $5 COATS, CAPES AND DRESSES A large selection representing some of the season’s best styles. Not all sizes in any one style—but all sizes represented in the lot. At a special clearance $9.50 price. Another group of Coats and Dresses, in sizes for Misses fm and Little Women—all at a great clearance reduction. $ | Wash Dresses $06 A splendid erp of Women’s Silk Stockings | Dresses for afternoon, 69 | $3.95 sports and street wear Cc | in such materials as Burson's Silk Stockings—Seconds i voile, organdie and dot- of excellent quality. Semi-fashioned | $4.95 ted Swisses, and ging- with lisle garter tops, toes and heels. hams—all greatly re- Black only. Sizes 814 to 10. Priced gr gp duced for immediate "oO" clearance, Don’t Fail to Attend the Great FIRE SALE OF STAMM BROS. FIRE DAMAGED STOCK Crowds and Crowds of shrewd and prudent buyers have attended this great sale, demonstrating the fact that this is a sale that is positively in a class by itself. Don’t let any- thing keep you away, for it is one grand saving opportunity. Look These Over, Then Judge for Yourself A MEN’S SUITS MEN'S SUITS _.MEN’S SUITS | a | Set SOOO Biase we ats 3s SL Ls80 a MEN’S SOX CANVAS GLOVES BOYS’ SHOES tor, Wg Mcr's Good Cotton Sox. Men's heavy welght Canvay The kind thy kids can't Klek are sell regularly at he. 2 Gloves will be sold, while out; made of real leather, In 43 Ep ea they 1 a 3c Bf os ate new.,...... 91.65 ace WORK SHOES WORK SHIRTS STETSON HATS Men's Work Shoes, in all Men’s Blue Work Shirts, In all sizes. You'll have to hurry to sizes. A limited amount will tnaate sacurdayat, 91.95 ff mieten et... 2BC 8c MEN’S PANTS Men's Pants, hundreds of pairs to choose from, in almost lor and | pattern— $1.95 BOYS’ SUITS One lot of Hoyn’ Suits, some with two patrs of Pants, some i but reat bartiee «e $2.85 MEN’S UNIONS Men's Union Sults In all sizes ity ke stealing them to wet them 58c PALACE CLOTHING CO. FIRST AVENUE COR. 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