The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 13

—_— ee ee piieies Ee ee nr | SECTION TWO The SeattleStar = [Pacusis 1024 SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1924 S\or OPTIMISTIC (“LIGHTNIN'” TO BE HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND | LoneBellCarries Spend Arms Money | No,Stock Show at i : ON COOLIDGE Insiders See Little Hope for “4 G. 0. P. Victory ; SO SAYS PINKERTON Former Seattle Man Tells of Eastern Politics i to the Clevel a conven- y Representative Cooper. : SMALL HOPE 0. P. VICTORY [woes support it solidly and effec | tively In some Rouno Trip To izations. And such a ticket would PROPORTIONATE FARES ‘ TO OTHER CITIES hastily and badly considered These Excursion Fares from | ‘unatle e Beatin ia elfiek Gally : $6] ar comes tbe uaetiunees of the Sept, 15. Final return imit | POSTS ve Party Pinkerton reports that the opinion leges going and returning. per correspondents Call us by phone and let us|!" the press section at the Cleve make all your arrangements, |/2%4 convention was almost unanl- It costs no more and will save |™0U8 that the Coolidge-Dawes ticket your valuable time. ae oe — Se vietory i“ gba} Le ber. Also, that the delegates, in pri General = yANzEes vate conversation, were {ar from Agent, Passenger Dept. rrr ewes (Oynereee Oct. 31, 1924. Stopover privi- urged that Pacific 1405 Yourth Ave. | e use every avenue’ of UNION STATION public anibte to present the Jap. Fourth and Jacksea | an uat {t really ts to the Wy heenchinge jrest of the country. Asst. General Freight, and Passenger Agent.) “Tho passage of the exclusion bill,” uthern states it! acies for state and local of-| sa cr Seyte M 7 Metropolitar er ee since the days of the elder | Jefferson's “Rip Van Winkle has the American stage known such a tender and sympath as “Lightain’” BI haracter {ll Jones, the lea thelr friendship as they bulld up thelr own wonderful and different clvilzation tn thelr own land. We do/ | not want to meddle tr | will not have » them medd st for Its] | for tho Japs wh ones, 80-| said he, “ was necessary and proper. they. should be ent ouraged, by peace- iets od | Rep. Albert Jobnson is entitled to| ful, reasonable means, to return to Athes great credit for engineering {t to suc-| thelr own land rather th an to seck| speed, a Uppler, a quaint old rural cess. But stern people do not un-| to ‘dig in’ as a colony here.” kno weitall, beside whom the most derstand the problem at all; they do | | ‘an globe trotter ts an infant in not have the facts before them and . sophistication. Ho wag “the first man they are doing © 10t of maudiia and Europe Buying Up |to enlist” in the civil war, and all| loose thinking on the subject. | but declared war and made peace for great responalbility reata on us coat| Honey From Ontario | Lincoln, To hear him tell about it, | residents time to make clear to| TORONTO, Ont, June 20.—On.| he has bers engineer, Judge, pe at the same time to make clear to/tario honey is finding a ready sale | mer, pare Japan and to Japanese ¢ here hunter, that wo bear them no animosity and |!9 the British and European market. | saventurer, who can toi op any serie ies with a taller one from ca an old Mar as coul naving this Pacific slope jany Oriental race, and ad, cor every other nation must understand | Cooperative Honey Producers’ asso- larly good in the real +, that. At the same tim t | clation, % sate Bac | Gonster Purchase of 3,893 Pairs of Entire Stock Latest Novelty Shoes at Cut Rate Prices Saturday NOVELTY PUMPS All the latest styles, high and low heels, pa- tent, black suede, airedale suede, gray suede, regular $6.50 values—clearance price— $3.98 Hollywood Sandals Patent Sandals, colored suedes, green and red elk Sandals; reg- ular $6.00 value; clearance price Patent Colonials | MARY JANES Beautiful Patent Leather Slippers, *, regular $6.00 values, | All Sizes $2.98 | 98c White Canvas Season Is Here All white and white trimmed sljppers and Ox- clearance =e ] ee All leather soles and uppers, regu- lar $8.00 valuo. Clearance price With heavy Panco soles, all sizes— SEE OUR FOUR LARGE DISPLAY WINDOWS ie Early —Clearance Sale Starts SATURDAY, 9 A. M. 9 8 Note Address Carefully C SHOE STORE Uniorst, L401-1403 First Ave. s fords, with patent, high and low heels, regular] HA. TM MM MMMM oe (rnst Hatdware ©. AVENUE- - AND: » PIKE STREET Fresh from the factory, builders’ hardware for the cottage, bungalow or more pretentious home. Special factory arrangements make it possible for us to of- fer this complete line of Builders’ Hardware for the home in a big one-day sale, tomorrow, Saturday, only. Orders mailed by out-of-town customers will be filled if mailed before Monday. 20 per cent down will hold any order for 60 days— buy now for your future needs at these extremely low prices. Builders’ Hardware Sale! Sectional Handle Cylinder Type Front Door Front Door Lock Sets Lock Sets Brush brass finish. Genuine ‘The first {mpression is the last- “Ru«swin" cylinder, Night latch ing one. Let the front door lock feature. A very durable lock of your homo be of the best. This Yory is easily possible when offered at $9.25 special these extremely low prices. 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Before Alterations Begin We Want You to Know How We Appreciate What You Have Done to Make the Expansion Necessary —TRIMMED HATS—; For Summer Do Their Part Nearly 400 beauti- fully trimmed Hats that New York is fea- turing strong for the summer, which we Vi know you will fight i your way to get at, Nek: and grouped as fol- lows: BESIDES THAT We're Putting Into This Selling Event Nearly o 1,000 Suits, Coats, Dresses and Capes From : Among the New Arrivals for Summer That We'll Let You Have at Sizes 16 to 44 If there’s anything you like anywhere else at an extravagant price, that you can buy here for $16, you’d better buy here. You'll get a very pleasing surprise on visit- ing “Sweet Sixteen.” Even the very highest grade garments here are economically priced the saving “Sweet Six- teen” way at from $25 upwards. New York San Francisco Portland Los Ango'es