The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1923, Page 7

ESIDAY, AUUSE THE SEATTL a, HUI STC TTT Ky W i 7i l ‘i a k e B ut rf) ne B ag WE BOUGHT THE ENTIRE LAST DAY: in Tour Around World| SHOE SHOP = Woman Sets Out to Do What Is Saar 3 Mid-Summer Clearance the Impossible Feminine Fe Saturday we close up old record of arou ies our me ; ae iec {MER mary ives es mae | CLEARANCE with a ver- » Smith, prima itable avalanche of . ahs etn" a <<: | gil | 5,649 PAIRS OF SHOES AT PRACTICALLY OUR OWN PRICE 35 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR == 55! BVI \Now we give it to) & THs TELLS THE STORY! WTS HS store. Next week we ge’ ready for regular fall trade. wrist wateh and one necklace cone ee | fy S3eag| the People of Seat-§ Entire Victoria Shoe Stock money-savers tomorrow. . & veil Silk and Wool DRESSES | 82: ss tle at the Most aie 4 ’ || Sensational Shoe MA O V E D ~~ mea | Prices Ever 70 FIRST AVE. AND UNION ST. SCOTCH ILC LCL es ERLE ea) co fr i MEN'S COTTON SOX—Pair 10c oN UNION length PUMPS AND OXFORDS Women's and misses’ ale 1 tor two-tone strap pumps; $5 val bia ack, brown SATIN PUMPS—Baby French knit silk and wool dresses, Good values at $10 .. e 1} have the| be of new . Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords in the ok: new Summer styles and in all ‘0 prove her faith in the baggage-| leas tour, Mrv. Chicago of:| Mrs. Smith and her “bag-| sizes, on sale at ID ania fered to take along Miss Margie M ” | ANDCORSETS anq military heels, and sport gage. 50c elk Oxfords, with patent fies leather trim and black suede TTLE TOTS' BLOOMERS shoes of $5 value, $2. 98 Leod, music critic here, v i she wouldn't carry any extra luggage Mra. Smith appeared as prima | Americ a ahe says she intends to jie Senith appeared 08 prima ae ew atteuye to cctanian MEN’S SHOES FELT SLIPPERS || MEN’S OXFORDS | BOYS’ SHOES hia, ana upon } her return native opera theater in New York. Men's Shoes in patent leath- fj Men's Women'sand Children’s Men's Tan Oxfords, English § Boys’ Shoes in black and Se Seg: SLAB een a OSC | Sm». $2.98 Lerten ee Mediterranean Meanderings Black Satin Pumps $ $ 4" LADIES’ PUMPS in on sale for .. aly - . * 10c LITTLE TOTS’ red, blue and DRESS SHIRTS— green Mary Janes; sizes 3 to & a SESS See. SLED newest style Ladies’ Pumps of Satin, Suede, : ry t It sizes, id th 7 i vd all th st style leathers, Party Looks in on Monte Carlo. igi: ‘Vitis Pee $e J) tale wie aM Mary Garden Loses 500-Frane Noies. London Publisher Plays Heavily. Ibanez, Spanish Novelist, in Casino, Pumps and Oxfords : Ladies’ Sport Oxfords BY W. H. PORTERFIELD _| theater curtain gi MONTE CARLO, Au A trip ashore two h ta Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords of Ladies’ Sport Oxfords in two- Kid, Satins, Patent Leathers, tone effects, including plain without at lis. most world’s smallest kingdom. Monaco| o¢ grease paint and powder Nothing ty dash seem. tad bre (reigning Prince Lor has AN ATCA! real is here. Yet July is no time to s Victoria f about ef, square m Just @) visit Monte Car r its tawdriness few rocks and cliffs, but is a beau-lang “ 5 after” appearance is uful and an interesting spot Jal too @ In the casino, we A great st fortification SUT: tied or “plied,” all rules as to even rounding tho prince's palace, which | ing clothes being off for the summer. may b < for many miles at #e&| About the crowded tables at rou- MEN'S AND BOY: was constructed in 1215 and {8 ON6|tette and “$0-40" eat scores of hard. of the finest examples of madieval] taced, unattractive men and women. Men's and Boys’ White Barefoet Sandsla for Chih masonry. | Presently we had pointed out to ua| KEDS, Shoes and Ox- etal Gast ba oe Thousands of men have been eriv| tanaad owe pend en ing | fords, leather trimmed, ) en to stileld ae Sees pb ple teh gap in all sizes, now,....... Bale Mt oo. eeeeeeeererers = 23 1419-21-23 FIRST AVE . = 4 an amount of|and mgch more pophisticated Mary joral dam done beyond os-| was thre down 500-franc note: has) = ss Sn a ks a MEN'S WORK SHOES LADIES’ WHITE PUMPS may seem, |at every turn of the wheel. Loaded BOSTON BAGS $1 69 Well made of genuine cowhide. eee $2.50) value, on sale for.......... * SHIRE CLOTH—Fine 1,000 PAIRS of Shoes, Sandals, ch ‘en's White Canvas Scuffers and yard *29c Tennis Shoes will be 49 BOLES—Genuine closed out at sa Cc y; regular §0c values, MERCERIZED HALF 80X HOUSE BARGAINS NCHS init [AS t conc 4 y »@ «prince| with various designs of costly jew . + d Calf Is Unable to Gets Much Cash and |; 000 annually for the priv-|elry, she glanced neither to right nor yh beret — Work Shoes, * $9. 98 Ladies’ White Canvas Pumps and | 98 ° . ry lias ol . ade | but kept her eyes glued on the| é 4 ¢ Support Fifth Leg) Twins at Same Time |": ot » Fe ee rede Ee of solid leather, on: sale. at new styles, now KOKOMO, Aug. —A S-leg-| KEOKUK, Ia, Aug. 16.—On the| been brought to bear on the prince} At the next table eat Lord Roth. Mt the farm of Thomas | day Henry Patton fell heir to $50,000 |to get him to revoke the concession, ther and business manager crete Era ae 2 oo: Seton’ SALE STARTS TOMORROW 9:30 A. M & rturen on the gro | was throw! 1,000-franc pi . id = DR. EDWIN J. yo to sup tin " c exchange $60, ieee cari Jack Sprat Wins in ep nam appen rr lem ne sesmess which indicated And Includes the Entire 98c Shoe Store Stock self rationally the beautiful open readstead about! rothmere’s papers, The Dally Mall, 106 Cumbia St, Fat Bacon Contests | "7 ee ei eestely final |Times, Evening News, and others, : : 5 LONDON, Aug. 16—The demand lights from a th nd windows ary strongly pro-French, and he ts Silk Pure Silk Leading Dentist for fat bacon has practically ceased, | in the hotels and palaces on the tet-| very popular here. Hosiery Hosiery for be Than 21 | the —_ insisting on having races half ‘ mile away ag et bord Between the tables walked aj dear sith S a cars the Jean. Mttle city the apeparance of a great an 0d ery in a! es’ Pure : |heavy-faced, heavy-haired, dark Li Coad tl aD Ladies ras |skinned foreign looking chap, clad| Drown and regular $3.00 |most carelessly in palm beach and White. Now and $4.00, now |panama, one of the world's most suc on sale nt | ceaatul novelists, Ibanez, author of 98 FIRST AVENUE, CORNER UNION STREET $1.98 “The Four Horesman,” “Blood and| Cc Sand," and other equally famous best | | sellers | | Across the place, where one could | |buy lemonade for 12 cents and alt |for an hour drinking. undisturb 4 in| Militiamen Holding |Lightning Strikes \Woodmen to Build T=: *eording to W. A. Fraser, the open alr a warm summer) s i evening, we found a Russian duchess | Ex-Deputy Sheriff | Tank in Oil Field| for Memb. |sovereign commander. The site of 00 ear or ires of 60, exiled and bizarre in dress and | TULSA, Okla, Aug. 17.—Bob| HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. 17-—F ire| Home or em Hers | the new home, it is believed, will be anpearance, and n_mumber o hae Adams, former deputy sheriff, ar-| raged today in one of the big tanks| OMAHA, Neb, Ais. ats | age 29 te Woodsen ct " . ¥ 7 WweEnen | porahes.. Ow mie née 3} ot Humble Oil company at Web-| Woodmen of the World,.a national 5 These Authorized Goodyear Service Station Dealers [Mi|trom tands where nobles and kings rested with nine others whowe names) ft Tis IES Oh oa ruck by |traternal organization numbering established near San Anton, offer an unusual opportunity to buy a high-grade aro no longer popular. were not made public, was the only) jot ing Approximately 60,000 bar-| 800,000 members, will erect a home R ‘: fs ‘ ON Sse SER uspect held today in connection] yo}, ved at a| fo 4 members and dependent and ; y ces suspect held today | rels of ofl had been destroyed at a| for aged 3 standard make tire at specially reduced prices. witit whipping cases being probed by | jogs of more than $60,000, Oil is be- |orphan children, near San Antonio,| a Enysicias sod aa These prices are effective for only a Priests Piaead the military court here, The other} ing pumped from the bottom of tho | ————————————=—————— roots and Rerbe in short time. by China Bandits |°” ht were released. tank into other containers |Old Friends Meet by * ee j | Accid Speciaiizes. In” stom: OMAHA, Neb, Aug. 17-—Rev PORTLAND, Aug. 17.—With his ENGELWOOD, Colo. Aug. 17.—| ccident SS ach trouble, and Good Wi t C d Michael McHugh and Rev, Daniel |neck broken as the result of diving | rugene Wheeler and a partner were| “By golly, Jim. You'll find every.| \gacyawoiay other aliment year Ingtoo' ords |Ward, Catholic priests, formerly of |in shallow water, Laban W. Judd, | digging a well. The partner went|one in Seattle these days. Yester- ache Wao mony a Omaha, were kidnapped by Chinese} 19, Is fighting for his lfe here to-/tg the surface from the hole, | day, purely by accident, too, I ran} and Tubes bandits who looted the Catholic hosp: |day, with lttle chance of recovery. | climbed {nto Wheeler's auto, and/smack into an old friend of mine ital at Tsno Shin recently, according | Hix body $s paralyzed from the neck | while his stranded companion shout-|from back in Illinois. I was just B1x4 Cord. $18.75 Cord. . ..$28.00 | to word received en by i ee {qown, and physicians say death {8 | oq Justily two hours for help, bowled | that surprised. Recognized him MORE THAN 82x. y 5 3 5 |J. McCarthy, superior of Catholic |jmminent merri along to parts unknown, ri away, too.” 82x4 Cord. 20.50 83x5 Cord... Chisiees missions, which haa’ head. |-— as ae sen Bde echt cae a, Nee In Gana, hb wae a 33x4 Cord.. $21.75 35x5 Cord... quarters here. Both priests were at will run into old friends like that.| 700 000 Other Sizes Proportionately Low tached to the 8. Columbian mission |It does happen, though; frequently, | ’ i here |too, Bspecially in Seattle, as every| Standard Goodyear quality. Full oversize. Flat trea c | ——— Jone comes here for a vacation, or IN ASSETS tive skid design. Made hest quality materials for a convention.” throughout Brown, Matt and | | “By golly, yes. This friend of| APPROVED BY THE Fully guaranteed by the factory and backed by the | f 4 |mine has made a lot of money in following Goodyear dealers: Fitz Will Judge groceries and is quite well fixed.|] State "nsurance Com=- I was lad to h it, too, as he sos Commercial Tire Co. Metropolitan Garage Ie: Mavorsdrowis: OBetise matt See | had ks MURR hile. WHR) het Pate missioner od whee rae SE Ks 1 renner ST 8! wich and John L, Fitzpatrick will] PINE AND MELROSE 2 UD 4} ST. boy. Father dead, and a mother | be the beauty judges in contests * . Stand Behind the Policies Phone Main 2396 Main 5676 Oe ioe shah necheantceiGhis tat | and a lot of brothers and sisters to Columbia Battery & awoo uwaracoel ” of Title Insurance Issued support. | ortuna park, The most beautiful) PP " ; by This Modern, Upto- 7 ; Is ho still in town? You ought , Electric Co. Service Tire Co. lady, the most popular Indy, and| | to bein RAT: ae Date Title Insurance Com- ectric + 715 E. PIKE ST. the parent presenting the gest fy ellow: rf pany COLUMBIA CITY Phone East 0955 }tamily will bo ded prizes, |meet the fellows. ‘These tourists appreciate a place more, if they get Of this sum, $150,000 In Rainier 0754 | An all-day program of sports a little human contact in the cities government bonds and ; | M. P. Claussen Pike Street Tire Shop land amu.cments has been ar- es viaiting? FR ee ree vani ine “i . ed and wi provide fi for Were a x ; roved real estate is al- 4327 FREMONT AVE. PIKE AND BOREN Saas Piidene Stoaneicy wil’ allo Ra eg eat Mace ea Ways kept on deposit with Melrose 5204 Elliott 0446 continue all afternoon jdays, but ig coming back, and I'll the state treasurer as a selina nck yRaGh t gunranty fund, Woodlawn Hardware ge hehe bring him up then, Lucky for me permanent guna y 'y y be content with an he didn't stay yesterday, though, tai BOUT titles Compan: Stanley Nelson TAD TO , |I'vo been figuring on getting a suit wo {issue an absolute N LAKE STATION 20TH N. W. AND LEARY ORDINANCE IS |for weeks and I haven't got it yet, Buarantes, protecting you t i r >| ; Je ate Kenwood 0132 Sunset 3446 CLEAR, ANYWAY |1'd feel shabby beside him it T had Bae arecre ot Gilawapdl ght him to the club this time,’ alvo agalnat cost of litiga- PORTLAND, Aug. 11.—An emer-| § AY “BAYER”? when you buy Aspirin " 0 you're getting the sult right tion it title is attacked? gency ordinance authorizing a new away? Say, let mo tell you some-| car for Pat Mulholland, city bump | thing. There's a Jim dandy store WASHINGTON jand reservotr cdc hag Unless you see the name “Bayer” | rheumatism, neuritis, and for pain In} at 1015 Second in the Rialto/| TITLE INSURANCE heen approved by olty ckago or on tablets you are|seneral. Accept only "Bayer" pack: | building, just over the Pig'n Whistle, pint ent thebeats aa a ay piilne thi asuin mies prod.| Ke which contains proper directions. |Cherry’s. ‘They have the finest COMPANY type Pat had been using was too | NOt Betting toe & Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost | array of materials and styles ani mn «mall for him to hin logn under | et prescribed by physicians over|tew cents, Druggiata alto sell bot-|yood quality. clothes, well. made, en as Se the steering wheel,” accordance to | twenty-two years and proved safe by | tien of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the| ‘The best of it is the price. Reason: $700, 000 ordinance'y description of the omer: | millions for colds, headache tooth-|trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of | able, you know, and you can secure gency: ache, earache, neuralgia, lumbago, |Monoaceticagidester of SallcyUcacid. | credit, too.—Advertisoment,