The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY, Hughes Makes no Comment; Notaries | ,xorne Declare Bible Not Necessary When, feo Oath to Office Holders AUGUST 20, 1928. THE THE STAR'S “TRUTH” By Philip E. Stevenson R COMPLETE SHORT STORY TOMORROW fe Tho life ¢ had arrived § wang was 1 Secretary Hughe oO mak R. L. Edmis SPOKANE, Aug, 20 reading NAVY YARD ROUTE —=\\ Pe a ae ae tne eee Now the Cheasty store is ready to announce to all men and young men of the Puget Sound country-that “RAYVSTAN” Suits and Overcoats are’ here in a sufficient quantity to justify the fullest and widest publicity. When we were able to get them only by hundreds, we simply used the street car card as their advertising medium and the response was so great and instantaneous that it became necessary to arrange to buy them by the thousands, if we expected to advertise them to any greater extent and thereby increase the demand. Long has been felt the need of what might be termed ‘“‘super-quality’’ suits and overcoats, that could be sold at a popular price, but this is the first time that a Seattle Store maintaining such a rigid quality, style and fit standard as Cheasty’s, has been able to meet such ademand. It is the result of some two years of definite planning to put over such an accomplishment. But its here and glad we know you'll be to hear about it. Take the Raystan suits for instance: They are all wool, are tailored by hand in all essential places, fit as well as the finest garments made by anyone, are styled correctly and each one bears the Cheasty label which means an absolute guarantee of satisfaction, even to the slightest detail. Both the maker and our firm have eliminated all possible overhead inthe construction and selling of these garments and it is with unusual pride that in this personal message, I have the honor to present to you “RAYSTA Suits and Overcoats at $335.50 Look at them, try them on, then look in other shops in the city; we know you'll be back. Sincerely yours, TR eS Tey hew President Ll. 1), SS 1 SJ WRG VS VSIA TAI SVQ Gs SEATTLE Daily Short Story). ; y =r STAR —_——cqcKeqK—-———_———_————<= Spokane Attorney Wants Cal a In — THE GROTE-RANKIN cl. | ABSENCE. OF BIBLE DURING CEREMONY BRINGS PROTEST Her voice we iN lower. I knew, j Clem, ¥ aa always so folly luke and full of fun, and—and so ‘kind! Oh, I knew, all right! . . A minute ago, Clem—before you cams they—oh, they asked me all there questions, Clem, and I told an t Iaugh righ y did Ike kind of scare Contempt of uried her m's mouth twisting, but the e id hung down, hi: The gang) forward Ml the truth ips opened, soundless, rou stupid. He raised his lowered lids jin an attempt to me | pleading eyes, For a fra |mecond he succeeded, bi jturned his gaze. ~ and sank back into his char | There was not a word from Suke, no cry. Simply, sho turned jand left the room, The gang heard her fussing with her coat a mo: ment; a clicking § she had even remembered her Jovershocs. ‘Then the street door lopened, and in the noise of its ctosing they just caught the burst| long-smothered | of convulsive, | sob. DIAMONDS P) JEWELRY. ] WATCHES ) SILVER- y WARE Of the better quality, moderate at reliable, prices. Athan Henuce 1519 Second Ave. Between Pike and Pine Established 1883 Sham’ Preparations pointment The Butler School of Hairdressing 1107 Second Avenue Phone Lillott 6350 jound told them! PAGE 3 OTTO F. KEGEL, President This Is The Grote- Rankin Co’s A Flared Model of Navy First Gerona Cloth With Autumn Season; Every Beaver Collar Garment and Cuffs Garment An Entirely New Season Is Upon the Horizon iB] RINGING an entirely new mode, Fall Fashions are mak- ing their appearance in our Second Floor Garment Sec- “ESS tion. New fashions with all the grace of the 1880 period, introducing the straight-line evolution, together with a tinge of Oriental influence. Representations here interpret the smartest notes of the New Fall Coats for 1923 are garments of beauty and luxury. Taken from the standpoint of embellishment, embroideries, ‘braids and buttons follow fur for trimmings. The fabrics are those of the duvetyn family. You are bound to be enthusiastic about the becoming side-ties. Topeoats of English fleece and imported overplaids are frequently shown—gray, brown mixtures and swagger plaided effects are priced $29.75 to $110.00. 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