The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 13

7 ' | SECTION TWO Bee Fox Farming Ciawe: Industry Will Yield Millions, Its Backers Believe Griggs Re-elected President of Company n, fox farmer st has a score of on the Bothelt ty| road. They're silv 28, raised for their pelts, and ns vad y're as tame as young Puppies. ub Hty-raised animals Saturday noon 1. B. Schwell ghe Montlake b Because it is Best. "SALADA" XT =I A. SAYS has the largest sale of any packet | vend i hecar concern alone owns 80 blue and 45 tea in North America — Try its |iiver foxes, At the Little Brook R. & H. C. COOK, WE st-4073, EL lot-0350, DISTRIDUTORS SITING STARTED, KR HERE }farm, on the Bothell road, are 27 jsilvers and three blues. More than Help Yourselves to the Watches, Gentlemen! | | Thirty Days’ Free Trial for the Famous “Gold Medal” Illinois Watch—Distribution Now Going on 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily THE Illinois Watch Company has authorized us to lend to the men of Seattle—these famous “Gold Medal” Watches. } he conditions are very simple. | _ If the watch lives up to its reputation as a timekeeper— If it does not prove itself to be the finest and the most accurate timekeeper you n, president of the! Fox Farms, says his | | The Seattle Star KATTLE, WASH., FRIDA Students Put Bar Condition, Babson Says “Borrowed Money Is Root of Evil” for He Declares Farmers, Perty Dresses for miss Plaid dresses tn velour, Chic Bults in plaid; full and matron, in white s and pastel shades $16 $16 $16 SEE OUR WINDOWS hecks and ft t coats; all sizes Sixteen dollars having directed such a telling influence in the past in the service of Juniors, Misses and Women in the matter of their ready-to-wear garments, a notable broadening of the field, an infusion of more of the spirit of youth and the improvements of value, have now placed “Sweet Sixteen” on a still higher plane— in that enviable position that has reached the point where competition can nowhere near approach. We Tell It With VALUES 18:TQO:24 PAGES Provincial City Gets 5,000 Homes TIRES: on geet. COST NO CASH? a WHY Dig Savings a ‘WESTLAKE. AUTO SUPPLY. gz 2008 WESTLAKE en Saturday Until 0 P.M SECOND AVENUE AT SPRING STREET 74 WEET. SIXTEEN” has already been S signally rewarded for our latest move in giving Seattle the enlarged and mod- ernized store of three floors we now occupy. From many sources we have been congratulated for this substantial evidence of our faith in Seattle. We never questioned the wisdom of this improvement. It was a necessity, resulting from a fast-growing business. perative to enlarge and improve the service of “Sweet Sixteen.” To that end we have nearly doubled our stock and largely increased the variety of models. W ie THIS EXPANSION it became im- A MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, occupying the | entire third floor, has been added, and more ex- pert talent has been brought into service, sup- plying more originality and exclusiveness in the famous “Sweet Sixteen” styling. And, naturally, with these greater facilities, a materially increased volume of business adds so much more to our already powerful buying force that bigger values than ever before are now attached to these “Sweet Sixteen” garments. e | The Re-opening of the New and Greater “Sweet Sixteen” Shop, the Threshold of Springtime, Places the Responsibility Upon “Sweet Sixteen” to Exploit All | the Spring Newness and Loveliness in Suits, Dresses, Coats and Millinery to the | Very Highest Degree—and We Assume to Do It as Our Duty. | ever heard of— | You may bring it back and there _ will be “no charge.” If, however, it is the sort of watch you'd like to own You can keep it by paying the cash price—$42.50, But—and this is the point which : Lp _is everlastingly important— | ie You need not draw all the $42.50 tf from your bank account— A single five-dollar bill will do! Sag ' The balance you may pay at the rate of May ce dollar or so a week. ‘There are no extras—no interest—no tax. The forty-two-fifty is the cash price— But by reason of the Burnett Saving Plan you pay it weekly d never miss the money. Distribution ends Saturday night next, 6 o’clock. 6Burneit Bros JEWELERS | Pay Us as You Are Paid 909 SECOND AVENUE : Which Is Between Marion and Madison Streets Every man who has steady employment is invited to avail himself of this remarkable offer. No red tape—no introduction needed, The Higher Grades T HAS LONG BEEN THE WISH of women who can well afford to pay more than $16, that the same, inimitable, “Sweet Sixteen” youthful designing be applied to garments of the higher grades. In answer, “Sweet Sixteen” has produced them in all the elegance associated with the higher prices, but stripped of the high-price bugbear— just simply priced the saving “Sweet Sixteen” way. Let your earnest, unbiased investigation prove this. New York—Seattle—San Francisco—Los Angeles—Portland i ii Mintel Spring Millinery As gay as the new season itself, with all the high spirit of the French creators and the charm that New York ean bring to them, we are showing the finest collection of Trimmed Hats in Seattle at 5 9750 $10 122 515 518 Sport Hats, Matrons’ Hats, Dress Hats and Misses’ Hats Beauty, excellence of materials and needlework are apparent in every one. Value is undeniably supreme, for they are priced the saving “Sweet Sixteen” way