The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1924, Page 9

The Seattle Star PAGES 9 TO 16° EATTLE, WASH AY, JULY 1 24 Prosperity Dawning for the American Farmer HIGHER { THE BURIAL OF CALVIN COOLIDGE, JR. 1 Set for Wake eday SEATTLE WOMEN | “cote Cobbler as ICES. BREET GOBS Visit Ships and Extend a, Welcome to City M ed t ir. 8. k I : UA Three-fourths Crop ite, Heke ’ ne ve 0 and no Surplus to Robert M -- esggh fred F. Crock He had ‘ H I Ae Mean Better Times sai tena: tes 1 ty ow for Grain Growers a py EDWARD ©. DERR Congregational : fespriat, 1926 obterall Members Growing the wheat ie wing ff A sun pibs expert atist! " ath ; ah ot vy tendenc c towards “fewer churches. but bette Prevent hich ev e py 4 The denomination reports a | pound econo! iets toe es Calvin Coolidge, Jr., younger son of the president, sleeps today in a little cemetery near Plymouth, Vt. The pt es, but declared today view | mournful notes of taps, sounded by a marine corps bugler, echoed and re-echoed thru the near-by hills as the casket \™ the United Press was lowered into its final resing place. Burial followed brief and simple, but impressive, services at the grave. Diep Fe nee latin he | Lhe plot is buta little distance from the farm of John Coolidge, father of the president, where ; manip spent many summer vacations. And close by young Calvin rests the president's mother s year | This picture here shows the funeral party at the grave. The president and Mrs. Coolidge f the are seen in the foreground. Immediately back of the president is their elder son, John. and preser >| former F their annual young Calvin had crop, Snow est surplus sto ly and dem: higher prices. to estimate th his year’s maj district fo the >| Tourist Camp Hits sit New Records Here vp oa GOOD-BYE SEATTLE Sa et ae Se at BACHELDER & CORNEIL, Inc. ___|QUITS BUSINESS ONLY ONE CHANCE LIKE THIS IN A LIFETIME ME HERE’S THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY YOU * Logetner, and ‘urs | Dog Kennel License gid all fac trade were work = __|BAXTER & BAXTER’S TWO STORES “The grain markets Daturally, and the su: n they are caused by manipula- Are the daily Mecca of larger and larger throngs, as satisfied shoppers spread the Story of extensive lines and big values in High-Grade Foot- wear of approved style and endless variety, at our greatest With stocks far see SEMI-ANNUAL esis for the advance in| MS shortage and prices are 10. go. up.” | —“ MARKETS fai the grain markets are Operating with confi d WERE EVER OFFERED TO BUY HIGH GRADE CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS AT LESS THAN COST ~=Our $40,000 Stock» TO BE SOLD AT THE MOST ABSURD PRICES EVER BEFORE QUOTED ON SIMILAR MERCHANDISE—QUICK ACTION IMPERATIVE! ITS JUST A CASE OF WHO GETS HERE FIRST Were You Here Last Week? Did You Get Your Share of the Bargains? Hundreds of People Could Not Get Accommodated the First Few Days—We Planned for Crowds, and Crowds Came! But We Never Dreamed of Such Multitudes Who Thronged This Store! fepresents an adjustment be Mpply and demand the world “This year's crop in ig 720,000,000 bush: ‘With 756,000,000 iis worldwide tn) character} {2 @ position to fur VS $35.00 SUITS— Styles and Up-to- MEN’S $40.00 SUITS— Hart Schaffner & Marx and Cloth Craft. pace. $26.45 MEN’S $50.00 SUITS— The pick and Cream of Our Stock. raice.. $34.85 BOYS’ $12.50 SUITS— For quick Close-Out— price... 97.85 “Beata pric vould have adva q * : : . My Oe tha soerhon i Two Complete Stocks, each with a wide range of styles all its own. Both ons stocks must be reduced. We have made the prices just as attractive as ot government int possible. Your opportunity to dress your feet becomingly, at small cost, is greater than ever before. CHOOSE YOUR STORE TO SUIT YOUR PURSE Date. paice.. $19.85 advances, based on the ie situation which the grain Understood all along, but in Rh its actions had been hampered unwillingness to enter a mar Which the possibility of gov. Manipulation gf any kind 500 VAN HEUSEN COLLARS, These come’ in all newest « and sizes, You'll JOHN B. STETSON broken line of regular $7.00 Hats will be specially priced for hry nee iene $4.95 $10.00 JNO. B. STETSON’'S famous Boss raw edge hats, marked down for Quitting Business Sale. Price $8 65 at, the hat Via Sesaus atic . ‘S $1.50 to $2.00 LEATHER BELTS— e come with initial buckle, complete. Day Walon, de estas es $1.29 Felt House Slipper ularly selling at $ Your choice .... gray or brown. Rez- pope ever pay less for these, as they are never TEGO EFL hs acide dhe $1.00 MEN'S KNITTED OR CUT SILK KWEAR, dozens of styles and colors. ¢ strung up on racks 95 and marked down to... 3 c 30° MEN'S PARIS WIDE WEB GAR- TERS, Try and beat our going out of business price on these. Per palr . iat TT TY a TS | 2 6. " SUITS. The fa zen Brand. This fine line will ly priced ‘SERENE DEPRES ea AE ID $4.00 MEN'S WOOL KNITTED VESTS. Come in and give those the once over; they are dandies, and our 2 85 closing out price is.......... . ot usually placed on sale, but we sacrifice everything ...,.0scccseees 3 FOR 85c $10.00 MEN'S GOODYEAR RAINCOATS. Well, you can’t afford to overlook these at HALF PRICE, and it's a crime to let oh aE Car $5.00 TRIPED HICKORY WORK he old reliable. We are going to give them to you as long $1 19 as any remain, at.........0. . $1.00 MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS, all sizes and colors. These will be piled out in bins and marked down and sold at the YORK, July 15.—pr. w. B. Sirgeon of note, and former | b N. Y., is about to visit | Mudy the domestic life of | Mia. Dr. Reid has a unique @ flammenwerfer as a Measure on his expedition | dangle of East Africa to! domestic and social habits | # surgeon,” sald Dr. Reid, Maturally opposed to taking SUF purpose to establish nent fase in the Kenyea} i British East Africa and | live among the gorillas + psn reratvers, rifles | $ 85 $ 85 $ 85 $ 85 Lafien is Maturally timid and leals and the flammen MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS, Your i of any in stock, regularly selling at $7.00, in all the newest styles. $4 85 NOW: OHV: vsassaat crs bie i ate . SET CRE SHOES AND OXFORDS. Very latest styles. Our $7.50 and $8.00 values. Your shoice in stock at $5 85 per pair ... ne ° If you want beautiful stylish Shoes at If you want charming High-Grade prices ranging Models at prices ranging ; et Pia 7 PSE . STRAW HATS HALF PRICE solely for protect- You'll find an almost endless array of We are prepared to meet your needs ALL HATS now $1.75; all $4.00 Hats WORK SHOES—Your unrestricted choice STEN ELEN bhee ; 8 a sizes in our w oy ax a most notable assemblage o 2 ow $2.00; all $4.50 Hats of uny men’s $5.00 Work One big lot of MEN'S BANDED DRESS styles and. sizes in our y onderfully from ; most n le assemblage f the pew § a ts $2.25 aa Aeon el 3.85 SHIRTS (come in odd’elbsal geod pettens complete and attractive lines at season's prettiest things in footwear at WAS TDN Nan ASI a and sell regularly at $1.50. 69 , LS LE ENTS Closing out price 0.0.00. .eee cae Cc now $2.50; all $6.00 Hats $3.50 MEN'S UNION SUITS, winter 4 Hats weight » come in white or gray. ‘ : ain ete aS ] 326 1 O6 is $3.75 Youtllened ties ater, sonbuy- now end $2.50 and $3.00 MEN'S BANDED DRESS f SHIR hese Come in the newest colors SECOND AVENUE SECOND AVENUE save. c ng out price, RTE ON TAFE A $2.49 FF ina att sizes. During this $ FELT HATS—Your choice of any $5.00 Beye » Closing Out Sale, ate... 1.45 Hat in store, Will be {ee Pr om = marked down and sold..,.... $2.95 ( . SA Oe si JUB OR GRAY, EXTRA J 55,50. and $4.00 MEN'S SILK STRIPE ETT A SOC CR SPY i TS, Come in all MADRAS DRE HIRTS, high grade ma- Ba KNOX HATS. Our $8.00 famous Knox at $1.60, but our’ J terials and fast colors and a largo assort. Dress Hats Now weight), will all. be close out price will be Tetrion ci vues . 93c ment to choose from. ph on sale at, $5 Price, Herishirt \ Aivesci wees $1.85 $6.00 MEN’ WOOL Plaids, and $4.00 COLLAR ATTACHED Your unrest f any men's $7.00 Come in alls You had better buy these HIRTS, in colors gray, blue and tan; ma- JOHN B, 8’ in our store will now and lay away until winter. Closing terial, silk poplins and broad cloth, Men, (ares 0 eae Ae HM) Sa $3185 1 ees SOtRS “vc |BACHELDER & CORNEIL BUSINESS OPPOSITE L. C. SMITH BUILDING Remember that this Great Clearanc2 Sale includes two of the most se- lect stocks on the Pacific Coast. Nothing reserved except Cantelever and Grant Flexated Corrective Shoes. The seasonable lines offered have at- tained immense popularity. Afternoon throngs are so great we are foreed to urge MORNING SHOPPING FOR BETTER SERVICE BAXTER & BAXTER 1326 Second Ave. fefses 1406 Second Ave, 1 everywhei STOCK, LEASE, FIXTURES FOR SALE