The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR Likes Roast P -acock Profit of .... = lee. -_ Y= you can actually next year’s Overcoat TRE ® make a NOW! Take for Today's price is $30.00. example a regular $45.00 Overcoat Put out $30.00 at the high interest rate of 6% for a year and you earn only $1.80. Invest that same $30,00—-NOW—in next year's $45.00 overcoat and you have made a profit of $15,00—or 50 on your original investment! And besides out the year $9505 232 fp 543 FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF you have the overcoat to wear through- you're not waiting till next year for it, Invested in Next Year's Overcoat 0% PROFIT Your Money at Interest Princips Next year's Over- 0 coat $45.00 Priced now..... 80,00 Profit 6% interest. Total \.<..2 saved $15.00 PROFIT See our windows for advanced showing of New Spring Suits and Top Coats. SHANER & WOLFF 916 Second Avenue Bringing with him trophies to bear out his stories, W. A. Gorton, big game hunter and wanderluster, ig in Seattle after a long trip over Central India. Here he is, with a native bearer, just after bringing down a tusked deer in the wilds 40 miles from the nearest Hindu village. TIME TO GO CANES FOR LADIES SHE'LL GET IT “ROM toast Mistress—But why are you leay LONDON, Feb J t Doctor, do you think I have F a fe wae ing, Bridget? . ane ! And the hand. pre Bridget—Ol heard ye a walking husbind ye was goin’ to treat me| stick now 1 be All| list of symptoms and you loike wan iv yer own relations.—| th y dames dam-| home and start w Life. ¢ ow, Life. ed at her Smi aday evening ert, toh and eggs and tellin’ yer st swir wort, am and egg | I write you out a © calla the world his cane Seattle climate, is quite orking on them."— hunter and ad COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL and peratatent | serious lung trouble. | Ort | tral In ing from = gern to wood pigeons: “There ts an abundance of game jin the Intertor”’ lof the time our | from tho noare atill from a rat sisted mainly o he . green pig Jeons, partridges and peacocks, with 4n occasional deer. “On the trip I killed a barking deer, the only aniinal of its spectes carrying tusks. Quitting Business FURNITURE SALE United Furniture Company 408-410 Pike Street, Seaboard Building, Fourth and Piike coughs jad to can stop them “Monkeys abound in the country, | t the natives. worship them and w with Creo-/the hunters respect the belief that ton, an emulsified creosote that | they are nacred—so none were killed. | aaant to take w medical discovery with tw: jon; It soothes and heals the med membranes and kills the Creomulatc “Our party employed about 150 game-beaters during the hunt, Each of therm got 4 annas, or § centa, ‘| | a Local Horses Win Prizes in Contest | 4 108 ANGELES, Feb, 29.—Rux-/| sonote, other|ton, in the single, heavy harneas hth he and |horne « . & representative of the Herr tes arate od RR stables of Seattle, won on to|}for his woman driver at the third he if posoey iy A the/annual Los Angelos roys the germs that lead hursday night Peter Carroll, en- ed by E. A. Stuart, of Seattle, m first place in the single road. ster class creosote ts r| Thousands of furniture buyers have attended this great sale and bought furni- ture at prices that will astonish you. Never before have such slashing prices been made and we doubt if you will have a chance to buy furniture again at the ridicu- lously low prices we are selling at.. To convince you that we are quitting business, just visit our store and get our prices. creonote horse show mption mulsion is guaranteed satia-| in the treatment of chronic 1 asthma, | “er her forms| Third place in the single heavy # and Js} harness class, woman drivers, went | ‘Sones |t2 Moncretff, a Stuart entry, while | rae “He Moncreiff and elanchto! othe: Living Room Suite. Binet meant ane took ia sot sae | Stuart entry, took second award in Davenport, chair and loved after pect : aed a of pairs of heavy harness rocker, This suite up- 2 ’ a3 oe sai { holstered in good are | eee grade velour, has sol- |Bgther Kiddies Get id mahogany frame Is the Object of | heir Hair Trimmed : ee te + 42 | Glen McLeod and his corps of and cane back. An This Prescription) tasers staced thee portation wale | exceptional cutting party at the Mother Ryther buy 9 Carer . Trouble With Your|/Home Thursday night and more ‘eon Try Wt n hundred kiddies were shorn uffed- Davenport, Chair and . lowe iiled cushions ‘This complete barbers, besides their scissors 00; but they must go $138 50 . ner|And clippers, brought Davenport, Chair and Rocker very fine suite fruit, and entertainment was fur A | $400.00 $275 “= oa yoon ¢ - nished by Mr. and Mrs. George! Denny and Louis Willers. With this com day fon and|dent of Se: It is hard to believe that we are selling Living Room Furniture at such low prices, but we are quitting, so prices are no object at this time. Beautiful 3-piece ed If any cough of how long stan: If You Ha ve to see this Sulte to appreciate this Rocker, covered in a high grade cut velour; full web b net upholstered in hair and would ordinarily sell for §: at only .... Pitde cs candy and often ge do their eyes mi Fine quality, large size mohair living room suite; and would be a good value at Our price, only Funeral Saturday Funeral services. for John D. | Hanbury, civil war veteran, a rest-| tle for 15 years and al We must sell every piece of Bedroom Furniture in our store, and in order to do clear and) member of John F. Miller post, G. loge tes ht. tery, workestrained eyes,| A: Ry Who died in the Seattle gen-| will be held chapel of the rematory Mra. Nettle Hanbury, Miss Isabelle Mf survive. the es — jes|eral hospital Tuesday turday in the Washington « His widow, ar of/and a daught “et *Y | Hanbury, We have 20 Bed and in or values, we pm Suites in different fi an idea of the extreme you the following prices ishes, r to give quotir Walnut Bedroom Su! Bed and Chifforette manufactured by one —Large Vanity, Bow End This set nicely finished and of the best known manufac turers of bedroom iture Ordinarily thi, would sell for $19 but we are quitting, so the baa ered $102.50 Dresser to Match $42.50 k of buying a 3-plece Bed n gray. Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier for only..... dead man. a Newest Spring Modes colorful, up-to-the-minute correct for Pre-Easter $ 2 Se Black and White 50 to $15.00 b 1410 Second Ave, Near Columbia Theater Beautiful French Gray Bedroom Suite; Dress. T ‘oom Suite in er, Bed and Chiffonier; nicely ornamented. Won- | Fr $59.50 $45.00 Every piece of Furniture—every Rug—every Stove in our store cut to practically cost, as they must be sold. Sale starts tomorrow morning, at 9 o'clock, and if you need furniture we advise you to get down early. United Furniture Co. 408-410 Pike Street, Seaboard Building, Fourth and Pike No better bargeins at this Another Group Hats, JX CAN I DOIT) N 7 DAYS? My Job Is to Close Out The Market Blouse and Dress Shop in the Fewest I i. WH. CONNER Possible Minutes CARE MARKS SHOULD WORRY ABOUT PROFITS NOTHING ABOUT COST MY JOB IS TO SELL] GET THIS STRAIGHT, LADIES Dre will re: SALE PRIC In a very few hours there will be little left of this fine big stock of 3, Waists, Blouses and Sweaters, ize that these give-aways will these items are being closed out at L tead these prices and you on be snapped up. Many of SS THAN HALF OF WHOLE- Get your wardrobe ready for spring at less than half what you expected to pay. BUT DON’T FORGET—COME EARLY. I have Marked §$: A9¢. But come ez want to be sure. brown, trimmed in smart colors. ly! ERS at y if you Slip-ons in navy and All sizes. Yes, Ma'am, come And some beautiful White JAC- QUETTES go to first comers at 79¢. They embroidered with black. This is about ONE-THIRD OF THE WHOLESALE COST. Yes, Ma'am, come early! BOUDOIR CAPS, 29¢. Ten fetching styles in lace trimmed crepe de chine. Would be bargains at $1.00. Yes, Ma'am, come early! are all-over And here is a Group of OVER- BLOUSES and JACQUETTES that you can take your choice of for 89¢. If you come early enough. Brocaded sleeveless velveteen Vests, all-over Spanish lace Blouses, velveteen Jac- quettes and pure silk pongee Over blouses. These were originally $3.95; last week they were $2.50. Choice of 50 WAISTS for 98¢. Some striped taffetas, a few printed Jac- quettes and a group of beautifully em- broidered Mignonettes. Made to sell for $3.95; on sale yesterday for $1.95; come Saturday and get them for 98c. Embroidered JACQUETTES $1.89. In navy, with three-quarter sleeves. $3.95. black and brown. Good buys at And I am going to GIVE AWAY $5.85 Over. blouses for $2.89; $6.85 Overblouses for $3.89; $8.85 Ov uses for $4.89; $9.85 Overblouses for $5.79, and $14.85 Overblouses go for $7.79. And LADIES, LADIES, Get This: DRESSES $3.89. Smart effects, well-made in Cantons, crepe de Chines and the wanted wools, I have taken RY DRESS IN THE HOU. BOUGHT TO SELL FOR $9.85, and I am going to sell them out for $3.89. You couldn't buy the trim- mings for that. LADIES— And I have taken a lot of $14.85 Dresses, and put on a give-away price tag of $7.89. The wools and silks most in vogue, cleverly styled and well finished. You never saw such a real honest-to-goodness Dress Bargain in your whole life. ‘ Beautiful CREATIONS for SPRING for $9.79. These Dresses and Frocks are all sparkling new (not a one bought before January first); Very finest taffetas in the smartest Spring modes; a number of clever draped and a number of chic™ knitted ses. Checked velours and fian- nels so much in demand right now, and high shade crepe de chines in the very newest models. Every DRESS in the Entire Stock MUST BE SOLD in a Few Minutes, Come in and look these give-aways over. You can be sure to find at least one Dress, possibly two or three, that just suit you. And you will never find another such chance. Take my word for that! STORE OPEN FROM 9:30 to 6:00 Saturday, and as long next week us the stock lasts. Don’t take any chances. Come at the first possible minute. And come prepared to buy many things. You will be sorry if you don’t. Doors Open Saturday 9:30 A. M. TO BE SAFE—GET IN LINE AT 9 O'CLOCK! R. H. 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