The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1924, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1924 Nothing equ # |sapPotio P| fi rl a | SS ) and polishing cutlery. Makes all metalware look like new Be sesees oc Cn OBZeLCR in right on an auto trip f Bluhill : CHEESE 3 f ee Art Class to See The best Sum the Cle values obtainable sex, Specially Sale Clearance Corsets Lot 1—Special $1.35 Low Bust Corsets, fine coutil elastic top; length over hips. Lot 2—Special $1.95 Satin-finish Brocade with wide, tic sides and top. hips; low bust. Lot 3—Special $2.95 Heavy coutil Corsets, pecially adapted for figure; heavily reinforced elastic section. 5c and 8c Yard cheon and Cluney effect. of an inch to 114 inches. to 314 inches wide. what you want. colorings. See these. Children’s Janes; rubber good, solid shoes. patent heels; price. Clearance of this leather Ankle very popular style. Sizes mer. Sturdy brown calf and 1114 to 2, FREE MOTORMAN CONTROL FIRE Won't Try Pilot Who Ran Down Aiki Woman A. ¥. Lewis Studio to Boys’ Summer Blouses Clearance Price—45c reduced for Three Lots of made of medium Corsets heavy surgical elas- Long over Sizes 24 to 36. tion in price. the stout waist, and with wide side front Sizes 24 to 36. 1,500 Yards of Lace Windsor Plisse Crepe Special—Yard 19c These are heavy Laces, Tor- ss Clearance of first lot are in widths from % | Plisse Crepe, figured and plain col- other lot contains Laces from 2 Clearance of Voile Dresses A big reduction in the price of our Women’s Voile Dresses to insure QUICK CLEARANCE. Broken assortment, Three styles, in dot and novelty patterns. They’re bargains. $2.95 Clearance of Apron Dresses—$1.95 Extra special value—made of fine ginghams; new fabric like linen; wing or short sleeves. For quick clearance sold from $3.50 to $5 styles—smartly trimmed. These Hats regularly sell at $1.50 to $: out at great reductions. Su ( Come early while the selection is still good. Specials in SHOES Alueten Children’s Mary Janes Special Now—$1.78 leather one-strap Mary wide, comfortable last; Sizes 8 to 11 and 1114 to 2. Also, come with red inlay trimmings at same Ladies’ Ankle Strap Pumps Special Now—$3.85 group of ladies patent trap Pumps; military heels. A 3 to 8. Children’s Barefoot Sandals Special Now—98c Just the thing for children during the su solid leather stitch-down soles; sizes 8 to 11 IN CALIFORNIA Smaller Forces Are Now on Patrol in Burned Areas 1413 TO 1417 THIRD AVE. GET. PIKE & UNION July Clearance Sale There are only a few days more of our Sale, and you shouldn’t miss them. ing a lot of specials at great reductions in price. Odds and Ends have been marked below cost. July Clearance Tomorrow we are offer- La Follette Men Plan State Ticket COME EARLY! THE EATTLE rAR On Service Lists, but Wasn’t Calle ‘Nichols’ Probers a 400 TO EXHIBIT AT EXPO HERE All Space Is Merchants AUTO DEALERS ARE IN Show Will Be Biggest and Best Ever Seen Nearly Sold to to Get Assistant Rompers and Creepers Clearance Price—75c H The Big Bargain Basement is still featuring extraordi- nary bargains every day. for Wednesday—and specials in all the other departments in the Basement. There is a clearance of Millinery It Always Pays! er INEZ Special for 2000 YARDS OF WASH GOODS ed 5 Oc A clearance of fine grade WASH GOODS at a great reduc- Some of the goods offered sold up to $1.25 a Included in this sale are plain and printed Crepes, Normandy Voiles in dark and light colors; cloth in shirting stripe English Imported Ratines, Heather Ratines; plain and printed Tussoh Silks, English Lingerie; Charmeuse in both plain and shadow stripes, and other broken lines. 36-In. Percales—Yd. 15c Clearance of 36-inch 30-inch Windsor but you may find just Assorted $4.98. beach color and a | red, Very attractive looking. | stripes. at CLEARANCE PRICES , in three specially priced lots. Children’s Hats—$1.00, $1.50 and $1.95 Clearance of Bathing Suits $3.50 and $4.98 Best quality pure worsted rib stitch Bathing Suits—plain colors or with striped skirt. Special All pure worsted Bathing Suits; green or blue, Special $3.50. Women’s Trimmed Hats—$1.50, $1.98 and $2.95 ve have placed these Hats that regularly Jecoming 3.50, but are to be closed Suitable for children of 6 to 9 years. m and Granite Kitchen Utensils at CLEARANCE factory cost in order to clear at once. Prices—75c and 95c Every item has been reduced to the actual Included are two lots of large pieces at 75¢ and 95¢— double boilers, percolators, pails, Windsor kettles, ete. stock pots, Cups and Saucers 18c sauce pans, Clearance ita on semi-porcelain and earthen- Waxed Lunch Pape: ‘ (15 sheets in a roll) ware Cups and Saucers, Some all-white, others with gold band. Per Cup and 8; r—18¢. Glass Percolator Tops. . 4 for 10¢ -| Waxed Cups for Campers. 5 for dé t Sandals; | 4-Inch Paper Plates,...... dozen 3eé 4 rolls 10¢ standard Percales—stripe, checks and fig- ured designs on light grounds. 36-In. Gingham—Yd. 15c with two color combination Hosiery Specials Women’s Silk Hose Special 59c A broken assortment of Wom- en’s Silk Hose. This is a lot in which there is not a complete range of colors in all In- cluded are black, fawn, ¢ and airedale, Specially reduced. Mercerized Sport Hose Special 50c highly mercerized ored roll top. Sizes 7 to 914. Fine quality, Sport Hose; fan Brown and black. Children’s Socks—Special 15c Clearance price on fine mercer- ized Sport Socks for children of 6 months to 3 years; plain colors or white with colored tops. Girls’ Cotton Hose Special 25c An extra good grade of ribbed Cotton Hose at a low price. Black, brown and white. Sizes 6 to 13 years, Broad- Burson Fashioned Hose Special $1.00 There isn’t a better hose made 2 erieeh pink chid a Clearance of good quality Ging- | for this price than these, Fine ors of flesh, pink, orchid, rose, | hams; new patterns in checks and | knit fashioned Silk Hose; black maize and white. plaids. and colors, SN flat knit; in ve Paty Visit Our Bargain Basement Wednesday | Women’s and Children’s Hats BASEMENT BARGAINS in DOMESTICS Khaki Cloth—Yard 35c Very Special—36-inch Khaki Cloth for outing suits or men’s shirts. Curtain Scrim—Yard 121 36-inch Curtain Serim, white, cream and light Arab; assorted patterns. 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