The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY PAGE 3% 1928, tHt TEXAS BOASTS Marauding Indians Go OIL REVENUES © On Warpath in Oregon Black Gold Pays Huge Sum/Call Cavalry From Vancouver Post to Quell in Taxes Each Year Redskin Raids nia THE BEST S ATTLE STAR —__—$—$—$———_$—————————————— eed THE GROTE-RANKIN CQ) OTT0 F. KEGEL. President TRADE 'N Your Old Tires ON A BRAND NEW KEATON CORD will allow $3.00 ¢ $10 FOR STOR ts best non ever had, we will off had refund 5,000 stightly sit lowest PUGET SOUND TIRE SHOP BE acn-0984 806 TWELFTH AVE, 8. Near Jackson Men Will Be Cooks : > { } at Church Banquet |‘! ro MMMM MNT | Viediterranean #|Meanderings Nineteen Centuries Make Little “And This Is Galilee!” Feeling of Diappointment Natural. aa. Change. Hs Grimy Crowd Demands “Backseesh.” ‘ a a % = BY W. H. PORTERFIELD — | sight of ragged men at CG | O \ KS s. @ GALILEE.—(By and = of the pr A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF KID GLOVES SALE SATURDAY, Very newest blocks and trims in ultra styl- sh hats. Bonnet shapes in all colors, tailored hats in two-tone colors, chin chin shapes, new metallic and quill trimmings. Some extra quality velvets included. Regular $7.50 val- ues, on sale Saturday for $1.98. Women" dee O postpone the buying of Gloves when such an opportunity as this is presented would be very unwise. One'glance at the assortment will convince you that unusual savings are here. The gloves are an importation from France—French Kid Gloves—two-clasp fasteners—full pique sewn—three-row crochet backs. ON alues on s Saturday $5.75 Girls’ Coats, sizes 6 to 14, in polo cloth and velours, Well stytéa and splendidly made. On Special Saturday at $4, 95 » $6.45 va on lees for many ce sale for 98c was from Mt Coats for women and minses. a . Smart fall models Colors are black, white, gray, brown and light tan. |regarded as furniture, when they | ident of the association. really are temperamental musical in-| The®common causes of unmusical struments | tunes from planos include too much But what can you expect when heat, goo much cold, and foreign the average spent on piano upkeep | substances, such as moth-balls, hair- greatest shrine tn all the world, a built with hands churches with | temple not Him who » Him who man spaky as never man meld to the $17. 85 Men's Dress Shirts in per Madra. 1 beau 1d plain colors. $1.50 ix only 40°. asked | pins, tacks, gum, beads, strings, dust and rubber bands. , Phonograph Has Replaced | a It in Popular Favor Forget Your vty nine went ons ACK OF Ready all in most mod he family amuses phonograph and fadio| built by the whinr of Herod Antipas because of the healing waters near | set by n Jesus was a} man in Nazareth | nation, as | h annual) ano tuners of the Buy Your lest way to end a cern y. Stops the pain in- hen the corn loosens SHOES FOR FATHER MOTHER AND CHILDREN j and comes out. Made in clear German President iquid and in thin plasters. The }} A d \| action is the same Rides for Health |r At Money-Saving Edited i eae & BERLIN, Sept. 21.—President t gets his daily @xercise by! Pumps, Oxfords and Strap] Men's 8 8 1] | riding | probably is not the main reason! Slippers i of good | in id | ue: ja | to the opinion of | Ebert rides each morning, he hav ‘on wage cal made, we \| ras alser Wilhelm, one ing been pe! to take up this} yids: r | he a monarch or head of a great! form of outdoor exercise as he was G060 Chinen tot or | state unless he could ride: This becoming Sorel nt ’ : ™ Credit One, Two and Three-Strap Pumps, for girls. Browns and blacks. Smart looking and well made. Sizes 11% to 2 or ©$1.98 last at . Little Tots’ § black and AT THE PACIFIC, 'SEATTLE’S MOST |\LIBERAL CREDIT HOUSE Where Quality and | Sty les Are High—Prices | Low 1308 SECOND AVENUE WET WEATHER— -~—---- SCHOOL SHOES Featuring a splendid line of good-looking, durable shoes for boys and girls, at inter- esting prices. | Bargain Basement PURE ALUMINUM TEA KET- TLES, 2-quart Rice Boilers, 14- quart Preserving Kettles, 10- quart Conyex Kettles, 13-quart HH Dish Pans. Regular $2.25 ues, whilé they last..,...9 | The Fruity Laxative Sold by All Drug Stores lade by McKesson & Robbins, Ine. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. Special Whelesele Di,tributors WHY PAY CASH For His School Suit? UCTS fe ed. Special at two pai OUTING FLANNEL, 25¢ fancy light mostly solid colors. On Beiter 29¢, 49¢, 98¢ i SAUCERS, gold band. ‘et of six pairs for....... 98¢ Ff $10.00 crowns «. | $8.00 Crowns 30.00 Plates HTH pega ary | ee Fretnhitahed 29 Venre HOSS Pa AY A Lc Are Less Than HALE-PRICE tone effects, with welt soles and rub- ber heel M4 $5.00. 4 to 7, Many styles at $3.00, $3.50 and with welt soles and 111% to 2, $4.00. Several styles at $3.00. Children’s A complete showing of new styles and patterns for little girls, in black or brown; 84 to 11, $2.75 to $3.50. rubber heels; Hosiery Specials or brown, $2.75 to $3.50 —$3.00 to $4.00 terns, in bl 9 to 18 1 to 5) sion soles in lace and button styles, in black or brown; 5 to 1114, $2.50. Rubbers Children's, 3 Children's Rolled Edge, 11 to 2 Rolled Edg to 10%, 70¢; 11 to 2, 8O¢@ , 85¢. % to % Girls’, Ptein or $1.00. Boys’ Rolled Edge, to 6, $1.20. 11 to 2, $1.00; 2% Onyx Ribbed Stockings, in black or brown, 35¢ a pair, 50¢ a pair, or 8 pairs for $1.00 or 3 pairs for $1.40 F, = 28 WOOL SERGE DRESSES, $7.50 Growing Extra Value USE YOUR CREDIT — «i a values, while they last.. .$1.98 Girls’Special for Boys Y 0 . i q cUPS AND SAUCERS, plain DENTISTRY Extra good Oxfords and High Snappy styles, built to stand rough the “neha staan ; i whit d 2upanese hand paint- | Shoes, in brown or black calf or two- wear. Made in bal and blucher pat- : f ag and dark flannels, and some $4.00. vhite. Regular 20c values, on 4 “ ” " ale for: yard Pir 8 UE 15¢ FOR THIRTY DAYS Misses Footculture i Credit Terms NTS, J Us iff An unusually good selection of A Footform Shoe for growing feet, SILK REMNANTS, 14 to 14-yard styles that are dependable for ser- with insoles free from tacks and Pay | as Little as remnants, in crepe and other vice. Black or brown calf High Shoes thread. Made with flexible, exten- your time to pay. 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