The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 2

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LF PPS Ste i { i a — PAC 3 rHE GRAIN MARKET ..ssss.scssses*. MARKET STRONG Ship News. - Ba mart in Seattle GOES HIGHER AT OPENING Hox . . Demo Selection Reacts Fa- vorably on Stocks PMEMSDAY Becond High Tide ° WALL STREET JOURNAL ievond High Tide FINANCIAL REVIEW 3 bien my ‘ ; ; i fe Weather Bureau Report ing Chicago Board of Trade : Arrivals and Departures Wenrsday'e Quotations Foreign Exchange §, eu te 4 tees ek . 7 ta ¥ r Portland Wheat > a fe <2 : ’ aay 4 ine %\ ncoma, # ; : ; Mihied July ‘V0 o Gee Liverpool, Grain | Whee ne Boston Wocl : A THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT 2 N.Y. Dress Makers Clean House! 215 Summer Dresses Tissue Normandy Voiles BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings $7,404.806.1f Balances 1441,150.58 BARGAINS! Perind Clearings . 6,493,050.59 Balances 1,549,048.96 12 STYLES! Tacoma Tota) transactions 3,606,000.00 x ~ Yes, and the best Qi) ec Wash Dresses gee we've offered (7, this ft season! San Francisco Produce | Local Markets DAIRY PRODUCTS } Prices Paid Shippers | A grade, Beat Eege—Caces includ Styles that are delightfully pleasing—fast colored materials that will give lots of real wear. In effective high shades and combinations of black and white. girdle tie belts— organdie Lace and embroidery button trim—lose flowing panels—wide short sleeves and without—rick-rack braid edge trimmings- cuffs and vestees. collars, Another Shipment! 300 Women’s Hiking Pacs Good news for those go ing on’ vacation, for those who enjoy the great out of-doors and who demand shoe comfort in hiking all-leather DAIRY PRODUCTS Paces Paid Whoterale Dealers Comf ort—F oot Protection—Value ! Washington trip Tillamook triplets . PUULTRY AND MEATS These are shoes with Goodyear wett ed soles, moccasin style chocolate uppers, and half bellows tongues. Shoes that give incomparable comfort and foot protec tion. The price is a winner! Look around and make comparisons. Then buy where your good judgment dictates, You'll find the Bargain Basement is head- quarters for bargains, oy | Roosters—oid, 1 Hoge—Chu | Veal—rancy vite, 40-120 1 | Meavy, medium’ quality. POULTRY AND MEATS Prloee Paid Wholesaia Deaiers Brotlers—i924, dressed | Dacks— Dress by Bargain Outing Garments ! 240 Girls’ Two-Piece Khaki “ SUITSS}.69 " f Summer, with its vacation periods, ay turns’ one’s thoughts to the great open spaces and creates a demand for outdoor garments, Hence the importance of this event—-good, serviceable khaki suits at a price that almost baffles belief! Nothing better for camping or hiking. f LIVE STOCK | pts Tuesday, a, m., 650 hogs; 135 | Middies have short sleeves and sailor collars; knickers have bands at waist and knee. Well tailored good quality material. - Manuf acturer’s Clean-Up! 240 SILK 64 tn Our New York Buyer made an offer which was veg It was a lucky buy—the price was strikingly low. Big sav- ings are passed along to you. All Jersey Silks. Jersey Silk Tops with Taffeta or Mes- saline Flounces. All Tub Silk in white only. All afl in white only. Splendid variety of styles bargains, f 6 )9 AL and. colorings- VALUE unheard of SEATTLE STAR | dl —Local, $ | Prime, light wash—Per 1b. $ Common to choi Tomatoes—\ > Rough, Local hothous: "20 Pigs pe—Back a Sheep— Prim Homefurnishers Since 1864 Friday and Saturday, last days of the JULY SALE of FURNITURE homefurnishings are not only lower, but better in this great JULY SALE of Furnj- ture. You get more—a great deal more—for your money. Better quality and more careful workmanship. Better furniture at LOWER prices, is the slogan at the STANDARD during the JULY SALE. Tomorrow and Saturday are the last two dayg of the Sale. attractive brass bed— A FEATURED JULY SALE VALUE! all lamps: shades at reductions upto 333% irrespective o JULY of them JULY every lamp—every shade ize or price, is included in thi SALI Hundreds and hundred are here for your selection at SALE reductions, Divan 24-in. C ais y silk shades— 2 styles. One exactly as pictured. Taupe, blue or mulberry combination) of colors. Satinella lining. Tub silk skirt. Silk fringe. Well tailored. Special for the JULY SALE, ial —exactly as pictured. This brass bed is an exceptional value. Only 25 in this lot. 2-in. continuous posts. 1l-in. fillers. Special for the 2 remaining days of the JULY SALE. fiber fern stand— gray or ivory en- ameled. Exactly as mahogany finished pce MB on for JULY lamp standard— —height,.66 ins. Com- plete with. 2 light 45 sockets and pull chain, Several designs to se- es lect from. SALE. 595 SCHOENFELD 100 mattresses in this lot— covered with heavy art twill ticking. Biscuit tufted, Roll edge. Round corners. 4 rows 4i/$ of stitching on sides ‘Ql and ends. 50 lbs. se- lected felted cotton. Special for the two re- maining days of the JULY SAVE, STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE TACOMA Sccond Ave. at Pine St. L. Schoenfeld & Sons .60@ 3.00 | Beans—String, new ..cceeeees 00@ 9.00 5 Yo 160 18 |Rhabarb—ub. , Rutubagas—Pi Apples—Winesapa | Yellow Newtons New, green, box Apricots—4-baaket Bananas—Per 1d, baciresin ender Ib, + Binge, 1! Fiepal Aanese P VEGETABLES Prices ald Wholesale Dealers 00) ean ow figured by dedv transportation to Seatt G 460 .17| No ‘ ‘( ‘16 | nadithes Loe 16 You’ll Have to Hurry to Get ) ~ SHOES Fon 20c APAIR ‘te | PICK ’EM OUT AND kh Just thecroper. TAKE *EM tour of your mou sate SUCH A oes (Sr SALE ember this been in one location for 28 4 pretty good v satiafied our bo bie ju will "tatl ae Dental Oltve 1422 Second tar Or r WE STAND THE TEST 22 Years in One STORE CLOSES FOREVER IN A FEW D: DINHAM-STREHLAU SHOE COMPANY 201 YESLER WAY—Southeast Corner Yesler and Second U

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