The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1924, Page 3

DAY NE 27, 1924 aHh EALITLE STAK PA‘ N. P, LEAGUE'S|tondcm pegs peri , THE GROTE-RANKIN CO MEN WINNING Pel ugeP eins O770 F. KEGEL. President Street FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET WATCH FOR . OPENING “BAGDAD” $100,000 Cafe De Luxe in Independents Lose Ground in ""S | . 4 G. 0. P. Nominations ays Madison St.—Below the FARGO, Heilig FRePaanarvrr., THE BON MARCHE ARGAIN BASEMENT Read This and Rest Easy on the Shoe a Question! The Bargain Basement is the best plac fit the feet, fit the purse—and wear! W that AIN to buy your shoes—good sh e buy good shoes and sell at BAI PRICES. Come Saturday and be convinced. See the shoes in the window! 300 Pairs Men’s New “HAMILTON-BROWN” $ OXFORDS Sizes 6 to 11 C and D Widths Five Styles in Black, Tan and Chocolate | EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF | 1,200 NEW | APRON DRESSES OSC | NE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED Apron Dresses—all fresh and new—in ex- ceedingly pretty styles—representing the newest creations in both the regular | and extra sizes! “C'mon — c'mon — Star poiper—buy a Star, benefit of the Children’s Orthopedic hospital,” yells “Buckles” Brante, of the Los Angeles Newsboys Quartet, now at the Heilig theater. Buckles sang, too—when the crowd. would get thin—ably assisted by Ernest, Leon and John, this buddies. The boys were a howling success, both in singing and selling—as pa- Made by Hamilton- Brown Shoe Co. : All-leather shoes with Goodyear welted soles and combination heels with rubber tips. Plain and with perforated trimmings—some two-tone color effects. Dressy shoes that defy comparison in value. : hd ei lai Every one is cut on generous lines, and well made, with Wf 4 FOR TINY TOTS ead a rire Hipalioae careful attention to details. I ara $ 95 11 Charming Models to Choose From | al. einved na Aad The materials are highest grade percales, in fast colors and the most select new || | al. styles: with: ‘long Snug, all-wool wraps. that patterns—checks, figures and different combinations of colors. All attractively | | al sleeves. In plain mye al omeee trimmed with rick-rack braid and bindings of contrasting color. é white and white with} | with white collars and. cuffs | te teats Sane sctyente |\Aseny comand enero te ALL COLORS ALL SIZES braid. Each garment has a pocket. colored fiber. Collars bound in contrasting colored fiber, Men’s Overalls | 15 CHILDREN’S PEG-TOP eee PLAY SUITS white back —legs with two seams—cut full. Sizes 36 te 42. Wonderful little gar- ments for children in their hours of play. Blue ,chambray and khaki, ‘tastefully trimmed in scarlet, Sizes 1 to 6. Selecting several dresses will save you considerable and shopping early in the day will serve you best. Street Floor sir old flivver car y always do their bit town aiding the kiddies that need a helping hand. | | tax exempt. Jana also exemptions on gifts for re- r "i | But while Dr, Congress’ operation |ligtous, charitable and ier pur. Sonate ve Pelgsonar it will will eave John’s bankroll from sev- | poses, cost John a trifle more to entertain Changes in the dire - ; the effect of stunting Its growth by | porations won't affect, Joma sey ore te Bs nai pal nel ‘bedi gifts and inherited estates. much, one way or the other. The | raised from §°to 10 cents a pack! ESTATE LEVY IS jtax ts still 12% per cent on all net} He’s also going to get nicked for | MUCH HIGHER | Profits, and only a few of the minor | his mah jongg—10 cents a set! June 27.—Desides (watch he won't have to pay a five| The new estate tax ranges from | ————— » his bankroll a|per cent tax unless the timepiece |one per cent on a net estate not in| swift kick every time his income tax | costs more than $60, |exceas of $50,000 up to 40 per cent | falls due, Mr, John W. Taxpayer| If he needs a new motor truck for|of the amount by which an estate will soon » many incide ko- | his business he can buy one tax free, | exceed $10,000,000, The high water for provided he doesn’t pay more than|mark in the old law was only 25 per | f sently per- | $1,000 for the chassis and $200 for|cent of the amount in excess of $10,- | formed by Dr. Congress the body. 000,000. \ When he goes to a show, he will| Some of the other things on which| The gift tax is a new one. Fram- an a § no longer have to pay a 10 per cent/|he will no longer have to pay a tax |ers of the law say they made it to tax if his ticket 4 les# than 60) are hunting and riding togs, mustcal|keep John’s Uncle Caspar from wig: | cents. |and surgical instruments, carpets, | cling out of the estate tax by giving | e | Neither will he have to pay a tax|rugs, trunks, purses, motorboats, | his favorite nephew various portions jot his wealth while yet alive. It) NewTax Law Operation Will Save Many Dimes | WASHINGTON not having to eral painful gouges, it will also have | Men’s All-Wool "Sport Goats $9.45 straps for adjustment—blue * heather mixtures. Sizes 36 to 46. Women’s Pure Silk STOCKINGS 9 Be Triple seamed backs—seam- less feet—elastic lisle tops— black and colors. Sizes 8% to 10. Jon telephone, ph, radio and|yachts and eye-ginsses, It will ev beable meas Formerly he was|cost him less to stage a murder, as carries the samo rates as tho estate nts for everything in| knives, dirks and daggers are listed ‘tax, allowing an exemption of $50,000 | the communication lines costing be- | tween 14 and 50 cents, and 10 cents | for everything costing more. | | When he buys tires and accessor |{es for his automobile, he will only | a tax of two and one. instead of five. He will get out of paying a five per ie Wa ‘Keeps young girls fit |nicked fiv KNICKERS ee Double-stitched seams —good weight khaki— Women’s Cotton Wests 17° Fine ribbed cotton — band tops. Sizes 36 to 44. Boys’Knickers $ 4 39 cent tax when he buys jowelry, un-| less the article in question costs| more than $30. If he buys a new neery’ welghtnyery te well tailored and full cut. ra —_—— | False Modesty Wrecks Health viceable. Sizes 8 to 18. Sizes 24 to 34, HE young lady just assuming fever blisters, lack of energy and the responsibilities of awoman _@ppetite, sleeplessness, indigestion. is very apt to be self-conscious of A dose can be given in these her physical functibns, and in conditions to any member of the consequence neglect them. There family however young or old as is no time, however, when it is Syrup Pepsin is a simple com- more important for her to look pound of Egyptian senna with after them. Chief among her pepsin and pleasing aromatics, troubles is constipation, and her and perfectly safe. suffering will be serious when she fee alder if she does hot regulate Public Recognizes Merit her bowels now. Ts. lary il ic] : iffer- Kellar of 132 Benton St., Sister- Pere a Ae ke ioe ville, W. Va., was perplexed about Dr, Caldwella Syrup Pepsin and her daughter until her own drug- castor oil, or rough cathartics and gist told her they used Dr. Cald- physics, Syrup F epsin acts gently well’s Syrup Pepsin at his house, and does not gripe. Increased and sho did likewise. Miss Irene doses are not ritcessary, A bottle Mazierska of 90 Peter St., Buffalo, can be had at any drug store, N.Y. is glad her attention was and a spoonful costs Jess thon a 2 Fonsi Aah cent. been suc called to Syrup Pepain. used for thirty, years and ia the largest selling liquid laxative in Safe for Young and Old the world, over 10 million bottles Let mothers with growing having been sold in drug stores daughters interest themselves in last year. Keep Syrup Pepsin in this matter and see that their your medicine chest, judgment is enforced. A tule. followed by j many is to take a } spoonful of Dr. Cald- | H | | { HELPS VETS | Artistic and durable, in harmony + with almost any costume, sandals ij | are practically indispensable for a j i ! Silk-and-Wool Crepe SKIRTS 2 summer outing. You can dance in - them like a fairy or tread the trails and beaches in them like a savage —and they don’t cost much. We \ have several. styles in black, white and colors and they are priced— along with wonderful lines of pumps: and oxfords— $4.75 to $8.75 Silk Hosiery to Harmonize With Any Shoe You Buy Baxter & Baxter 1326 Second Avenue Knife Pleats! Cluster Pleats! Combinations! Novelty Stripes! Sizes to 34 Waist If You Want to Try It Pree Before Buyingsssss ‘Syrup Pepsin," 517 Washington St., Monticello, Hlinole, I need a you say about Dy Send mea fi Name, Addres Beatrice Grace and a score of prominent young women| of Salt Lake City are making a convention banner for the| Another shipment of the constantly popular Disabled American War Vet- skirts. Ideal for summer wear. erans. The veterans are hold- ing their annual meeting in Salt Lake, June 23-28. Black—Cocoa—Gray—Navy— Brown—Combinations onful, d ould well's Syrup Pepsin Papatn by eotos tee oneo a week until tho ( bowels function daily, and at such other times | | as there is headache, biliousness, sores and ee