The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1923, Page 13

[seer two} ‘The Seattle Star (Pac#s 1s 7024 a : Opinions on Alaska Indorsed in North, Says Sec. Wallace | i enrich homes else \ ted has, without more where t t JUSTIFIED Stories of fries Rees Dinned nem a rately «| how te z #5 tranicing} Co hg mot th | at Late Presiclery, Who Quietly € Ket Gained Own Inf@ation 3 Lcotniee ea eset tee in pin ELECTRICCOMPANY pees ; redited ; 2,485; in X 4 f 1819 with whi baigna Thi to remind the thousands of persons KBE. There wa o Fairbanks in agitation, Pre \ « é ; ~ 1900. in 1910 there was a town ig made a frank confession € in the Puget Sound District, who own 1920 ion has ¢ ed to Alaska w of our Five ar Eight Per Cent Coupon gerat Notes, to cut off the coupons due Septem- that Alaskan pr vould be I r 1, 1928. Coupo payable at par : ' t Hd fe . t I had impression, Alas at the Dexter Hortor ional Bank, Seat- th Mant t th be ka favors tiserly hoarding, = 1 : Bie . 4 , ; Bd : ’ ech hak postion Ale eagle tle, Wash., and be deposited for col- an th { t t 110 There | SIMILAR: DECREASE find little ‘ lection at any bank in the Puget Sound but ! to 28 . =r unanimity of opinion, bu MANY ALERGATIONS 3 be tt vast majority j ABOUT ATABKA re : , ‘ me t REA Beles > The Alaskan pec A athe ‘ . ra 3 : their natural wealth sacrificed air “ ; ns as the| h une ; in a vain attempt to defeat the peed HARDING GATHE RED | bare . ; everlasting and unehangir 1 4 , MIR | OWN INEGRMATION ' “na : Sy ier sie GROWING WEAKER AS br HE DELIVERED ADDRESS tha , n 19 A pans ;) not ins plred by Aiaakea: inter trying nat © MINERS DEPART TO NEW FLELDS . = - . = = a a oe W. . li . tk . |\NEW FALL TOGS FOR SCHOOL} soon 2PantsSuts for 4 s young men. $7.98, $9.98, $13.98 : made Dreseep fer 4 f at the Attrac- tive i New School Hat All the season’s smartest styles ; a : and colors are here. Men’s Furnishing: Girls’ New Wash Dresses Men’s Lisle Sox tT 3 Pairs for $1.00 s _ $1. 75 to $2. 95 nae a “ : ceeptiona new models and colors in choot ‘Dre es for girls from 6 to 14 years. The Dresses bear the earmarks , A ¢ oe Men’s Union Suits, 95¢ of clev designers; made in the most cha tic of hina | Re t i thoroug anner, with every detail tt had quic nite | ecru te ki pe . The e made of fine eiding that it wou em Girls’ School Hose, 39c Very, Speeial—rin Small Boys’ Hose, 25c Men’s a on Suits, $2.50 2 aah Pia yee napus es Fi ol ti fit all thoug Sizes up See these special Suits—well made for school wear—each. with two $7.50 and $9.50 Lever ash pairs of full lined, reinforced knickers. polo cloth in brown, tan and blue, or in 79c and $1.00 tan or brown with blue overchecks aun t dg of black coney fur. Made for service read c ery s the made, Cut % and very low priced. best ible a : S $7. 50 SCHOOL SHOES Wonderfti] values in sizes up to 18, in cashmeres, Boys’ Sweaters, ° ’ ® ’ f a. it Girls Misses wots s, tweed, herringbones, serges, ete.—featuring made of | Boys’ Shoes, $2.75 Norfolk and the inverted plait back models. : dine iv wens “=F | Wool Sweaters| | Wool Sweaters | | ..s2!"%",",0" sete fl. BEM maroon and bi 5 to 9 Yrs—$3.00 Sizes 32 to 36—$3.50 a polo 8 BOYS' PANTS—Good values in > i Bell and K ¢ makes, in Cashmere Pants, well made Men’s Fi nd Ory in vert looking ally Coat All wool Sweaters in tuxedo Size * Pepita Granados Three tn ie y cha y, percale They are lined throughout: ‘or ghtla hg 5 to 9 ind closec y yles. Brown Sizes 9 9 Nate Leipsle en t and madras Sizes up to 18. 2-Pants full belted, Made of a und buff, peacock and. buff 5 Spell at 2. 15 S ‘ Boys’ Welt 6 59c trong all wool yarn with ruff ivy and red, red and green its . 7 New Fall Coats of plain and novelt; Boys’ and Girls’ Underwear Men’s Work Shirts. i i pieeng, al on ie Ml aa Girls’ muses $3.50 : BOYS' CORDUROY PANTS— BOYS’ KNICKE! All woo e ' 1d cardina f 1 aay, Apoolal 9 Famous “Fed ae arb J 4 iT ba made Corduroy Pa full lined K made ot $25 $30 $35 in bla « 100 yy school wear fn § 8 to17 strong tweed: ashmeres. bre ’ Pays 8 He Aft neat ill solid leather shoe ‘ Spec s bieisst sehoo! 4 i rip eee Stuc i 75¢ and O86. The Gyp i ome g id ah ak dl Mala i Spee Thousands to Show CBC j zt © fut) ight FOR muh $1. 65 ann $2. is rae You, : "rH STORE THA 11% te K ‘ SAVES VOU mover 4 Tester & Company s’ Caps, $1.00 uy Girls’ Shoes, $2.25 } Mons. Grant Gardner ' f ; ps nid heel : B | nctertile odiurns od Cor i a C ad. ee civing @ Flwool andiate coors Ua F2BB. Sins $4 joys Home of Or" Suits SECOND OO re” JAMES STREET t Fourth Ave, at Pike Street