The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1923, Page 3

WEDNESDAY SLEEPS ALL NIGHT, [NO FEAR FOR NO MORE PAIN, | EARLY WINTER PRAISES ALVITA ais Just Got Fooled and Started South Too Soon AUGUST 29, 1928, H of a wi £w.k weather mor im Tho birds are suth earlter than usual th ich indicates that Old n his way for } Get out your ‘heay ¢ grand and glort nationa lent t th with the BIRDS ARE VERY OFTEN MISTAKEN now Si tablets ment Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION aw, Tp) BELEANS) . \e INDIGESTION 6 BELLANS =. | Hot water We Sure Relief |: 25¢ and 75¢ P: Health Depends On on : Condition of Kidneys ha th r makes exA i :|Confesses $10,000 ‘st| ‘Tacoma Robberies fore giving eate drgans. n request edies Co. De “Raystan” (Copyrighted) Suits and Overcoats $3350 Cheasty’s R. E. BiGELow ~—S.W. Frevericx SECOND AT SENECA Just itOn and Brush it Fiat Now it is easy to have perfect leakproof roofs. Simply coat them with Stormtight. Anyone can apply Stormtight who can handle a brush. None of the bother and expense of laying ‘roll roofing or putting down shingles or metal. And Stormtight costs much less Two important services rendered by the Nationa) Roof Protector ication of Stormtight will keep your roof leakproof for years, thus displacing roof paints which quickly dry out and crack, Stormtight remains elastic and impervious, and therefore keeps roofs leakproof without retreatments. 2tid—Old leaky roofs heretofore considered beyond repair can now be made as good as new. Thus Stormtight saves the great expense of ; tearing off the old roof and putting on a new one The PoinisWhere Apply Stormtight on the tin, paper, composition Most Roofs Leak or canvas roofs of homes, factories, barns, garages, en outbuildings, ete, and your roof troubles and toof expenses are over. Write for “Leakproof Roofs” and testimonials covering many yeara. Sold by Mardware De: L. SONNEBORN SO. MA in-2649 40 Dearborn St, Seattle, Wash, z SOMMEGORN | tnE SEATTLE STAR THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President Values That Will Make This Month-End Sale the Most Successful We Have Ever Held All-Silk Chiffon Hose PAGE 3 Jergen’s Old-Fashioned OATMEAL SOAP. 3 for 19¢ DARNING COTTON 30-Yard Spools Black, White and Brown 3 Spools 10c One Hundred and Fifty There —First Floor One Lot of Fine Aprons $1.89 Remarkable values—every one of these Aprons: White dimity, Indian Head, black sateen, tissue ging-~ ham, voile and gingham, beach cloth, prints, soiesette, in the most popular colorings, are in this collection for to- morrow’s selling. The sizes are 16 to 44. The colors are black, silver and gunmetal. ; ; - ot Ney Ps * g nations; select colors to harmonize with your cos- Three only, 8-8x10-6 Wilton Rugs, $59 50 pair, $1.85. excellent patterns, reduced to . art borders, $13 75 fiber, in cordovan and silver, and black and cordovan for feiviayap ; . = a Bu $ 05 2 ¥. . Acs W0 V7 elvas . Pair $2.39 Novelty SI 69 2 : . R ugs These come from a well-known maker with his Necklaces 5 name on every pair; made of best quality silk with A beautiful assortment of Imitation Jeweled Exceptional Value—Velvet Rugs, 86x54-inch, reinforced garter top, double sole and toe. Necklaces and Pendants, in attractive color combi- attractive designs, finished with linen-colored * are not all sizes in this lot. All-Silk Ingrain Stockings, from the same maker; tume. vet Rugs, reduced to $26.75 these have interlined lisle hem, sole, toe and heel; in dame as : gra and almond—a small lot, regular $2.50, for ; , Silk Hose of medium weight with panel back, hem- , 2 2s Roy: tugs ‘ Fore a he ae finest of Royal Wilton Rug med top, lisle toe and heel, in cinnamon and nude— patterns $109.00 reduced to, pair $1.19. Seven only, 9x12 rs; plain centers and Women’s Sport Hose, of mercerized cotton and and black and silver color combinations; reduced to Twenty-five 36x63-inch Velvet Rugs in fine pat- 59¢. terns, finished with linen-colored $6 95 Children’s Half Socks with turn-back cuffs; regular fringe Saas coee es tals cee . price 29c; two pairs 35¢. —Third Moor Jersey Silk Petticoats $2.45 Children’s Three-quarter Length Socks; regular 35c, two pairs for 49¢. F In the Art 350 Pieces Crepe Needlework Section i a Women’s 39¢ Neckwear Night Gowns _ Just received by express. Petticoats in just the pret- tiest Fall shades, and at a very attractive price. —Second Floor | fresh and new and | Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, te ; for this sale. , There Lace-Trimmed Scarfs as women want terpieces that ed $1.75 orchid, hon sped Bungalow Aprons of In a vartety of styles, featuring soft laces and tailored materials, reduced to close out Fiber Sweaters $5.95 At this price you can buy two or three in different shades to match your skirts—all sizes, in Tuxedo and Jacquette styles, —Second Mloor —Merzzanine Floor —First Flocr Fifty Used Ranges at 500 Window Shades ; Substantial Reductions Each 55c Oil opaque Window Shades with slight defects, mounted on guaranteed rollers Size Colors Twenty - three Lamps Lamps with yeorgette crepe and silk shades, with polychrome and Tiffany-finished bases, The lamps represent those used about the store for display purposes, and the price in every instance is much below regular value. —Third Floor These shades are and will give satisfactory wear. SILVERWARE Half Price Odds and ends of Table Silverware—included in the assortment are knives, forks, teaspoons, dessert spoons, — tablespoons, soup spoons, cold meat forks, tomato serv- ers, sugar shells, butter knives—and it’s all first quality, guaranteed silverware. —First Floor Twenty-five $ 8 WS Women’s Q) 5 Dresses In this offering are linen, flannel, Canton crepe and printed crepe Dresses, This price will clear them quickly. Dress Month-End Sale of yard, 20¢. FIVE TWEED SUITS in splendid weights for Yall MW USED FURNITURE) = |" ERE 9678 42x36-inch Pillow Cases, 6 ~ 3, : sonidtMiatinsic: Gablec72 8.8.00 SIX VELOUR CHECKED SUITS, in small sizes, 25¢. 54-i Jillig t Machi are reduced $ 44-inch William and lachine Neeeak Reeceuiee . 19.75 36-inch Challies, yard, 20¢. Extension Table 20.00 Golden Oak T NINE CAPES are reduced $12.75 70-inch Moercerized Table Ten Library Tables— Table $39.75 Damask, 69¢. from .........$8.00 to $19.00 60-inch Second Floor 36x6-0. green and tan. —Third Floor Jersey Silk Vests Each $2.39 Regular Price $3.25 and $3.50 Boston Bags $1.29 Split Cowhide Boston Bags—a great conyen- ience when shopping. Marked for quick clear- ance. —First: Floor Buy Now When Prices Are Lowest —27-inch Outing Flannel; white; the yard, 19¢. 81x99 Muslin Bed Sheets, ach $1.69. —82inch Gingham, the yard, 19¢. Heavy quality jersey silk vests, bodice style with shoulder straps of self-material; also, elastic top vests in same material. Pink only. Step-In Pantles of hea Knitted Fiber and Silk Step: quality silk, hemsti 1 Ins; elastic band at hems ¢ tin ribbon trim waistline, finished with deep ming. Regular price $5.00— hem; each $2.19, reduced to $3.50. —First Floor have 38-inch Volles, the Domestic Drop-head Sewing Solid Oak Office 86-inch Plaid Amoskeag Ginghams, yard, 12%¢. 48-inch Fumed Oak Exten- Table 8,75 sion Table 17.50 Oak Combination Book ( Eight Arm-Dining C! ‘ bent glass door........ each .... 5.00 48-inch Oak Roll-top Desk. . Columbia Phonograph, Ma- Solid Oak, two-door Book hogany case .. 35.00 Case 12.75 Full-sized Bow-foot Brass Golden - finished Chest of SOO SUN PUA Gi aD s ces ats ade dO Drawers 14.50 Black Walnut Dresser with Mahogany - finished Corner long glass .............. 19.00 Arm Chair Oak Library Table with dou- Mahogany-finished ble book shelves 8.75 Pale tise suring y Wipes eisce Shoe Blacking Stand. 2.00 Tapestry Overstuffed Daven- Reed Bedroom Chair... 1.75 port and Chair a tension Libra- Jacobean Library Table; top 20.00 26x42; for sees Mahogany-finished Bed Dav- a: ONPOLE tie F444 siésste aes tie. © Fumed China Cabinet, Adam period Reed Baby Carriage. . Brown Reed Porch Rocker. . 36x72-inch Fumed Library Table 17.75 Fumed Oak Buffet with Mir- Continuous Post Metal Bed. Morris Chair with fine leath- er cushions ten Fire Screen, size § SEVEN EMBROIDERED WRAPS 12.50 are reduced to 19.75 Save on House Cleaning Items Johnson's Floor Wax— Pints, 69¢. O'Cedar Pollsh— 4-07, size, 19¢. 12.02. size, 3O¢. O'Cedur Mops— Triangle shape, complete, ready for use, 70¢. Johnson's Weighted Brushes— For polishing floors, each $2.49, Scrub Brushes— A number of styles, each, 19¢. Wool Wall Dusters— With long and handles, $1.95. Step-Ladder Stools— Three feet high, of hard: wood, $1.69, ALL OUR A-B GAS RANGES ARE REDUCED Elevated Ovens—choice of right or left hand work boards. All have the very best grade burners, > Black or porcelain bodies—bake and broil at the same _ time with one burner. Regular Price Sale Price $55.00... Sir 8.50 Library 25.00 35.00 I 15.00 Solid ( Table .. Three ful CRCh aise aeri dss Full-sized Iron Bed. Open-front Book Case enameled Golden-finished Dr mirror Two-piece Living-room Set. Open-front Book large books 8.50 45.00 29.00 10.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 short 5100 $63.50. ($47.75 $65.00, $48.75 $81.50. $61.25 $84.50. - $63.50 $89.50. . $67.50 $128.50 The sale prices on A-B Gas Ranges include installation in your kitchen. —Basement Floor 15.00 19.00 1 broom corn with four rows of stitch. 6.50 ing, 79¢. Grote Rankin Furniture Polish We know it's good; 12-02. size, 89¢, —Basement Floor 7.00 7.75 14.50 2.00 i ; if