The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1924, Page 3

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* yONDA (He Will Direct \ ISUMMER SILK DRESSES! : | Plain, Printed and Flowered Crepe! ‘HL Flowered Georgette! Lace and Gsorgette Combinations! Delightful styles and materials i in every wanted color! Lace yokes, ec s and cuff, 1 trim—panels—corded tucked effe effects—novelty buttons —hand-en THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OFTO F. KEGEL. President FIFTH AVENUI 1D PIKE STREET This Sasvoos! of M Seven Carloads Fine Furniture At the Lowest Prices in Years Brings the Greatest Savings ND there are ample assortments of Furniture for the Living Room, Dining Room and Bedroom ; also, Odd Pieces that offer selections, such as are seldom seen at the prices at which they are being sold at now. F 325 Children’s WASH 0) WEARABLES Panty Dresses Rompers Creepers Boys’ Wash Suits All well-made little garments of good grade materials. Boys’ Suits, sizes 244 Panty Dresses, sizes 2 to 6; GINGHAM—CHAMBRAY—LINENE GINGHAM = @Summer’s Sun L Manyt APRO N S C ates y ges? ))8 Styles / in hn | q / Amoskeag ee Ginghams Eastern Manufacturer's Cleanup! WOMEN’S VESTS 1 7 c 3 for 50c SECONDS Fine ribbed—band tops—sizes 36 to 44 Jobber’s Samples and Clean-Up! Women’s Cotton 49 Fine ribbed cotton—regulation or bodice tops—tight or shell knee. i URED out by summer sun, mild 4 nd warm breezes, Eastern Manufacturer’s Cleanup! BOYS’ BLOUSES SECONDS Included are striped madras and percale, and plain cham- bray. VERY SPECIAL at this price. A good assortment of well-tailored Aprons in frock effect, featuring eight different styles in Amosk gingham. Many attractive patterns in a wide va- riety of plain colors and checks. Thrifty women will be quick to see the great values in these aprons at this price. Every garment exceptions full cut; good hems. on S | Eight-Piece Dining $ Room Suite, Priced 142 Buffet, Table, 5 Chairs and Arm Chair comprise this beautiful American Walnut Dining Room Suite. Made and designed for comfort without lessening their dainty attractiveness. Trimmed in rick-rack, pleated organdie and white piping. Medium, large and some extra sizes, KRIMMER CLOTH Jacquettes 90 Sizes to 40 _In design it is one of the newest created. It not only lends an attrac- tive appearance, but it also provides a most pronounced value. ASKS DREDCING Garihasin: ahve to 0 |Seattle Florists Tour Thru the East Invited to B. C.} NCOUVER, B. C., June 23.—] ishermen Hit by Failure | 0, 8. Grunbaum, president of the} ¥. a Fishe Open Guillayute um Bros. Fi %0., left | Sea ie Sore a8 nue tae aro COMING e invited to exhibit in the ast, where he wilhj CC! kson, secretary of the MARY JANES 11 STYLES Sizes 4 to 8 All hand-turned soles. Real com- fortable shoes for little feet. Extreme- ly low priced. 3,000 WHITE |SHIRTING REMNANTS dust think of it—a real good shirt for hubby for 29. All the sec- tions are already cut—any handy woman can put them together, (La) (8) (a0*) 459) Cuffs, already cut, 1¢; sleeves, mostly already cut, 3¢; fronts, ‘| already cut, 10¢; backs, mostly already cut, 15¢. WOVEN STRIPED and FIGURED MADRAS! DOMESTIC and ENGLISH BROADCLOTH! OXFORD CLOTH! erick Field, of the British navy, will open the flower snow. all the large ture centers. teh government to} | Pte e A. G. DI the Qt to river is endan.|H¢ 48 sccompanied by Mrs. Grun-|Greater Vancouver Horticultural so- 3,000 fisherment and causing amage to their equipment, us Carr, of La P inday, Capt. Carr has taken tho fishermen’s caso up with the Chamber of Commerce, and ia to go inte he matter with Con { Bressm an Miller. The Quillayute river, Capt, Carr jained, offers the safest port for naive fishing grounds for Chin- »ok salmon, and t has become prac | tically impossible for fishing boats | 0 get in or out without injury, on punt of the shallow water. Rear Admiral to Address Veterans Rear Admiral W. C, Cole, chief of staff of the United States navy, will | address John Paul Jones navy post, | om | Hof the American Legion, at an open | Churned Mit meeting in the naval reserve bar: | ‘e f BM racks, end of Pler 1, at 8 p. m. Mon- sya Seattle i iP MODERN % ciety, extended the invitation, with ilsons sus NESS |the promise of a warm welcome to |Seattle florists, Vice Admiral Fred. All have moufflon col- lars in white, tan and gray. Embossed crepe and satin de chine linings. Tailored and large col- lars. Very smart—very serviceable. Rose, Mahogany, Royal Blue, Lavender, Green, New Mohawk, Black Great Northern has placed Manufacturer's Clearance! Special Purchase! - WOMEN’S NEW FIBER Men’s Fancy | SWEATERS | $4.00 ges Them! we | Good-looking Sweaters and real bar- > gains, too! Heavy knit fiber in plain and fancy Weaves. Tuxedo style, with braided belts, Rear Admiral Cole headed the commission which returned 60 ships {o Holland after the war. The ves: | jsels had been commandeered by the governm anit. ‘Boils HERE is a reason for every- | thing that happens, Com- mon-sense kills misery, Common- | sense also stops boils! §. S. S. is the common. | sense aang for boils, be-| Finest Train to the East NO EXTRA FARE The NEW Oriental Limited is a wonder train— the newest, most advanced creation in railway train architecture and appointments — that transports you between the Pacific Northwest and Chicago in matchless luxury and comfort. You'll appreciate such innovations as shower baths for men and for women; exclusive lounge for women, a unique departure not found on any other train aly large dressing rooms for women, ladi nicure and hair- dresser; a comfortable men’s smoking and club room; barber shop with valet service. On your summer's trip to Aer as and the East, travel “The Great Northern Way,” via GLA- Beat Set of Red Rubber. We guarantee n fit) our plates Extra heavy fine count percale—neat stripes—full cut— neckband style—sizes 141% to 17. Silver, Orchid, Black, Harding Blue, Green, Searlet, Gold, Buff, Brown. Not all sizes in all styles. Local Jobber’s Clean-Up! 220 PAIRS WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS ni wer, it builds red oP sat | 4 hat is what makes fighting-blood.| | ., vealc ‘aioe || Fighting- -blood er ede ey uri- || 4 | It fights boils, ights 0 ¢ et- |) A | ties. imples! It fights skin efuptiongt {og Ran fone other CIER NATIONAL PARK on this superb ’ i ways wins! Mr. V. pine haff, Old gold is valuable, T pay cash new all-year train. Ribbon 557 15th street, Washington, D, gr allow yout full value for It on 70 hours Seattle to Chicago, without change a Flower writes: f oN PRIVAT, Nigh-olaas, up-to- Leaves Seattle 8 p. m. y 4 “T tri i ¢ ANITARY di Feather s Weurie fOr venee tO Rey ee ann nt iined Tustriiibenta wee Sizes 3 to 8. Medium wide widths, Good grade white es 1s uppers, rubber soles and heels. and spring heels. Ideal for summer and all out-door wear. Btyle, ey For Complete details, reservations, call on or add? Low Round Trip Fares mete eater daily until September 15th T. J. MOORE, City Pass, and Ticket Agt. Sent J. W. YOUNG, Gen'l Agent, Pass, Dept. 1403 Fourth Avenue, Near Union Telephone MA in-9800 Everywhere East |from a bad case of boils. Every- thing failed until I took S. S. 8. i| J am now absolutely cured, and} it was S, S. S, that did it.” 8. 5. 8, 7 wold at all good | drug stores in two nizes. The larger sive is more economical. Jhe World's Best ‘Blood Medicine gentlemanly operators, whom you will not be ashamed to reo- ommond to your friends, AML work guaranteed for 15 years K Embroidery Trimmed! Walking One strap Good styles in. practically every. color. Large, small and medium sizes, in straw, hair cloth, visea cloth and taffetas, Open 9106 Sunday OHIO DENTISTS 207 Unive « Over Mu

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