The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1924, Page 10

PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR __ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY j22, 1924, F R E E | | HERE'S MORE ABOU HERW'S MORE ABOUT )|( HERE'S MORE ABOUT a | ERICKSON BROWN LUNDIN TO EVERY PURCHASER OF 84,05 OR MORE L STARTS ON PAGE 1 STARTS ON PAGE STARTS ON PAGE 1 SATURDAY A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL 81,00 aes ‘a STE SER a ae 3 HOUSE SLIPPERS ABSOLUTELY FREE s a , P e Shoe Prices 2 : eens cee. MEANS MONEY SAVINGS FOR vou S : ptr r : in stock severely reduced in price. New . TW ant Sore qriees SO UICE ,, ALE! thts tas ‘iy ? 33 uptown store will be opened with an entirely Work Shirts i RLY! S ‘ : OO A new stock, This is a real opportunity to BELO BARLY SALE Zines ssoe 2.0. f ma the f ecure high-class merchandise away below pe: : 59c WOMEN'S HI-GRADE NOVELTY SHOES = ss": SacSSoshoulNe Sr Sete eh Senate ela prices, . 3 : IN SUEDE, KID, PATENT AND SATIN “Closing out our entire Housefurnishing Men $ and Boys A GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES—ALL SIZES! . mS ‘ ‘coneitions of ox yas Dapertiamt regardless of profit. b 9 $4.00 SHOES $5.00 S$ $6 & $7 SHOES t Sap tage led yyne ye pdoped 1B gs re igang [ : | { on oastle a. big fod ray tage } Ron) 2: Sea Sut oa Seersucker... ¢ wens” $2.85 Men's Hi-Grade Work and Dress Shoes :.: trom rwertne ga ct ta won| MONG Bushs QQ mple Line of aE a ey, ALL GOODYEAR WELT—IN BLACK AND BROWN . Le ’ : ‘ 85 KID OR CALFSKIN—ALL STYLES--ALL SIZES . ponte ; jit @ axiomatic tha B4 ‘ot of tf0ee 1 heather Men's Union Suits Slippers ° C $4.00 SHOES $5.00 SHOES VY ALUES ‘to : , hers $ 95 § gs) 95 Fy Ak |and to wuld the Bhat hydrate | ertmeac, "Tag opee tow A Towel Ends a Ad ¢ rapid ‘ possible for other public of. |*Urance coms tined ita) WOMEN’S: , Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes Shildren's Shoes Woys’g girls’Shoes "ts," "> vrbloms them tor trom Wouooe to Hh], Tee Drerent Admini claims | FLANNEL if Men's Leather Solo values to $3.00 Be ab inven values to $5.00 923 Juneau, the Valdes, the Alas} ' 7 CHILDREN’S Cotton Crepe 48 a fore they at itted to the t , i bel conviction out of any one ¢ : 4s a lg $1. 39 . onducted with fewer employes than | ‘hese pl ee eee <A Bien Crepe, yd 30x / ide UNION SUITS (65 BLANKETS @9C caso bate RE ; itager the snips Maple 8 . it] there. will always be, violations of || Children’s $1 59 TISSUE GINGHAM 15¢ Pair CORNER FIRST AT PIKE STREET ential § those for the SP ltrom the first unit ein Belt + open gambling and) § SHOE: > spl a da roken line of imported two 1431 Ist Ave., Economy Market . hadsnseteor si 5 ® before tT caeun eae to oo she ae RA Ay Brae Mipedt ned 39c pais aes Up the Incline Next to Bartell's Drug Store Sizes 6 to 8 Yorth three times this price. British Dock Strike | psu” ssh dort Salen tein re vee yor Pact Not Yet Signed |" ot tit--Pasndara (Cal) ved prosperity, he yon ak eof Seattle a not y tanta neeoreees : SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 LONDON, Feb. 22.—Doc! k r ranted | ‘ a "hind y 4d, iti co ner met beret rt (Cold Medal Watches Metal Watches) ina oat ot tarear [haw urourht com fatory Ws Bate|cannt’ sealers, “weonsee | WOOL Check Suitings peer SM @ agreement ending the nation nt pi not m b : P y Wide strike that has po ee Brit- | ea aches m t! take the | ower fr ska 1] Poorer det fin, ‘ $1.50 Ma. : ean iM ish ask c , destined t t Fuad batt pons 56-inch wool check suiting MR cies Gain: 7 To Be Loaned fer oe pert f s cit acific t ' ae vies in tan and blue, tan and ‘They will meet again Monday. | At thea ¢ ams . jocacy| A 1 able and | [brown and tan and green, / Meanwhile, the strike continues. | Thirt Da 5 5 famill | DB cme 18 : or hs preie-yr a , limited quantity. Come eariy The men’s leaders and employers th ' oD : © lig i me 7 “ : Feached a settlement yesterday, but 4 pars: an for this. the delegates have to agree betore Free T tr fn ‘ x the strike can be called: off. ! | 1 want to labor for ' _ si bese i ig se git ’ nols Wateh for men—h last | unity 1} a ‘ . om y be HUGE 2" i ml SIM TRG de ot a eg Beri {| inre'tiat‘nsgvment outs ve t|Elderly Equines Enjoy th ERD Sa featured in this city, in a man- |t want to labor for the ing our children an yin y reason 0 1 t ent * Elderly Equines Enjoy the Pe Be. gil it ner that will command atten. |, c 0 h ol € " . e@ have cheap ina the ‘ sr i W voice of President Coolidg tion. ‘The manufac nave | ? r ‘ a cn the ainier Vaiiag |[Haht. St gels scunletpal |} : age Ms Thrill of the Track | BAe Seca ts Pomme ear authorized Burne it ® 1 . line. ght plant nd if it were not for |b hel: FL RY % tribute five od ; ; Fe , . our municipal light plant, our rates at would haw ha SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb tion tonight when he broadcasts Medal" Watches for hi . ‘ I 8 tam mes a wid be much t n extra $139,0 | Twenty-one decrepit horses of nine|| 0m his White House study an | days’ “try out nybod § schfie : thnat 11,000,0¢ a ith years old and upwards lined up|| *4@Fe8s on George Washington. attle who has a s y nate n in- | inatity " . it must bé com: . le is of of rig aepiea |]. The presigent will commence Whil ‘ have one No introductl or yn? P = that we may get the electricity here lc here today for San Diego's first old// nis speech at 10 p. m. Eastern ile they last. First and no indorsements, even, are tending of the t 5 A d Ramada ay } n lly and quickly a(t : the may. | race, Accustomed to trudging || standard time. It will pe broad come, first served. JN) aske pected. After the |‘*% rapes . BeCraenee. Oe e must know vr'n off inowhere, |OUt thelr Inst years on farms or)! cast from stations WCAP, W: : , 6 holder o Y otgratly , corruption | Mk routes, the elderly equines en- Every tire backed by SB ar itr St ¢ en. of our De tempt to discredit my adm ; - : cate pag tl nd corruption | sived a day of youthful gtory be-|] yon” 4s the reputation of this | the watch may purchaso it out n ttle to continue to be n but nothing constructive in of: cont workers are y || York, meters, and WJAR, ening y pay for it at the rate ling he eat cdtesie tha work fered by the opcattion cty, when sold, will be too high att x me y reputation. pe * waa yer Jers Providence, R. I., 360 meters. i y the opposition—nothing b The mayor, in session wit is | The f of Bealtie’s th [ere fon ee eee The address will be the second crit 5 e the w h n n we have rful ¢ nd a ‘ “ _,| board of public works, 6n May 9, | % © clean, ¢ t people. I ask | ™e®. = Mr. Coolidge has delivered vy All Standard Makes }~% > no its us wonderful people—law yub- | 4 eet for 23/1993, «attempted to give § g |your vote and ort, not because |, Hundreds of race fans here for|| radio from the White House. | 1 : ited, patriotic, 1 want to help aie sons were edu the Skagit contractors of n ) t ause the | the Tijuana season: paseed up the An improved microphone which CORDS gqend Sages F atches |them make Seattle the kind of place “feed peg manhood and en-/ $139,000, because Storrie & Co. were |forces of vice, graft and corruption | > Tace and betook themselves to/} the president will use Is said to made in America, and one of the |i has a right to be. in thetr nation's service here, | — " * and Seattle be|* Seauestered residence street whe elimiriaite :all:'vooal: distortions’ 380x314 Cl. $ 8.00 most dependable. The distribu. eBid and my six grandchildren are Se-| knowing that when I tc office to wlaes sek: Whitoh jive, the “grand hoss race” was to be} 20x31 ss... 9.50 tion will begin on Monday morn attle born. I shall live in Seattle |as mayor, Seattle was in \" run. ‘2 vere we ing. 9 o'er nd will be held ffi r all of my remaining days, and, in|turmoll, men were out of employ . A band played “The Old Gray 82x314 SS.... 13.50 at the Burnett Jewelry Store in ag Agar yal office or out of office, my one tn-|ment, store buildings were vacant| Escaped Convict Maro” and “There'll Be a Hot Time|| WE SPECIALIZE 31x4 SS.... 13.50 } Seattle. The address Is as fol P eka poll a 4 7 died okay, terest is Seattle's Interest. and public ovements 5 SI b in the Old Téwn Tonight,” as ex- $2x4 SS.... 14.50 | lows— will be buried next Monday from the | 1f the citizens of Seattle would|and that I wa to dc > ain 'y Sheriff s—eome . of whom} IN DENTAL PLATES 38x4 SS 15.00 fm 909 Second Avenue Butterworth mortuary. The services prefer to clect some other man an|helping to r attis more TULSA, Okla, 2%.—Archie . groomed | $4x4 SS.... 16.50 Which is between Madison and | at 2 p. m., will be under th mayor 1 oan € back to private Ute! perous, a better and cleancr city/ Pryor, escaped convict from the vefore arts el tee ' ry an live in efiections ot h pant, in v c © live. c E 82x414 SS 19.50 Marion Streets tion of the Police Relief a ton, |° Mra cial tie oatnltie iat sthe dae Aah Kansas penitentiary, was shot an¢ 14s i —— — Killed here at midnight by Sheriff pout ane -.. 20.00 Bob Hanford and three deputies. s1 GAGE x41448S.... 20.50 } Pryor was attempting to escape after OS ANGEL! Her on-| 835x414 SS.... 21.00 } t surrounded {n a house along! gagement ert Willlamg, New} 836x414 SS.... 22.00 2 the Arkansas river | York actor, was admitted here today $3x5. SS.... 22.50 fa. =? R. J. Wilson, Pryor’s companion, |by Alice Lake, sereen star, Williams i 7 . BON ty 128 IN ‘ was captured, He and Pryor es-!is here now and the wedding will a = ; rye | | Pd Ste Ee ab V oY $s alata caped December 2 ocour in the near future, both agree x5 vg 5 | H RADE ME) ANDISE ever shown in this city - 34x5 SS.... 25.00 y 86x6 SS.... 32.50 9) A} f ‘ é q . 2 Have your teeth extracted now NO MORE posit will entitle | rices 1 = 4 : Work | think the price too low to carry quality. and - uestion our ability to nae a Sn tt a \ d "i plate at so lo a price. Black Satin ey ? \ Fact is the material entering n= > ; i to the construction Pumps . . i I} piates ta the very best The tro Dentists’ plate depart in char, of ate Sper H man of exceptional ability ‘and k F experience. Special attention i given each e to proper selec- ing U an a $ 5 tion of teeth as color, shape, y > size and ral struction. Careful study of facial expres- hPabedary Special, $19.00 |] |Price $5.00 <<“ || sous fara fh 2 ae oo sult you ar ing. We show $1.00 Cash—$2.00 Per Month samples and will be pleased t Seattle’s greatest values—at the one price of $25. In- talk the matter over with you. Our standard quality copper coll Consultation and advice will cost Ps | Just reesived:big: shipment of W. L. Douglas Oxford cluding many Washougal Virgin Wool Garments of you nothing. | st receiv . L. Dougias Oxford: i ity. All Subject to Prior Sale Gas Water Heater (ocean wenutltal 4 5 Prod Nd genuine quality. i ental Work at Re- MAIL ORDERS | ordinary connections free styles; price $ .00 TO" $8.00 WE FIT THEM ALL iunrantee Shipped C. 0. D. Wit cE 3 “ie Special Service to “Aig Devout locus | This is our regular $25.00 Water Heater. Do not miss this op- 5h 5 SEE THIS GREAT STOCK Owtcof-Town Patients portunity. No other appliance is o universally satisfactory for Shoes for the whole family Pike Street @| rein | ee AN NEX SHOP J[eec citric The large number of our patrons who have already placed oa ae meta irteous. nae lite and courteous, am Tire Shop their orders attest this fact. Avold delay in installation, ! yhnd court | ‘ | ‘our eontidenc ORDER NOW ‘ailo d ead O vis . W. 0. STANDRING, Mgr. | ni an a ny} e a y | Ql t-Pants Suite for Mar and Boys | where Pie st coms | SEATTLE LIGHTING CO, | 103—Pike St.—103 1424 Fourth Juste. Electra Painless posse 1308 Fourth Avenue MA in 6767 of Pike “Gntrancesctosie Fike ocntion 10 Years MA In-2555