The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1924, Page 7

—— eee WEDNESDAY 90. 192 \ ESDAY, JULY 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR 4 FARMERS’ SONS i Minute: Crool, Relentless Mark Reed Plans (SEATTLE FAMILIES iy AW gi PHIRD Insurance Men Are “Dead City” Is NOT F hed habe to Run Once More | growing SMALLER | ATH IN FIRE Visiting Rainier Recital Subject AMOUS [ That’s Mayor Brown: All Over ] YEAR AFTER YEAR ; Something to Worry About Only 15 Here Gain Note The Next: Caref ree Funster ; } ‘ena VILLAGERS LEAD LIST ...8Y FIELDING Lewaton t oe Seattle Has 119 in the New 1 “Who's Who” of Notables |} One Miracle Is lear ; Against Another Insurance Rates uy 5 wr " , Are Due to Drop j ‘ . 2 i ; Opium Is Seized, | s , . Steamer Libeled Chiet G 4 5 . . 4 | ‘ “ ‘ \ k to ‘ ¢ ho verade ' 0K f af 1.6 9 ' 4 x aad ¢ will make & dur- Le eas, ‘ Y a aad & a) : ee sa FREDERICK & NELSON al cen ; ce eee 1 Mr, Hyde m One mir Caaey H. y erbilt 1 nex a carefree t treatment Thursday, the DOWNSTAIRS STORE Clears | Broken Lines\ at Reduced Prices | saegedToeds 120 VOILE APRON-DRESSES | pe feb | © On Final Lap of 1 throat ailments. =" olty. and has his an 8,000-Mile Trip’ he list of American Harold Spears and Chic Indian court Piont No. 2, the if you bundle up yo . x id sare undies to fol banda han ~nerd Remnants : esate to Ws “Who's Who" gg 25c Reduced | i doesn't nd to decide whether|convention fiat on . voll geeslpen | ANY patterns to | Reduced t Rach DD windows and doors fi ivs heredity or environment which|refused to be the compromise nom-|from Wabash. cx ash) devine choose from in this educed to ac may be curtained at a | 4 salen, man tons but when you| ines for president.) } The cata’ Weet over the | Sanis cles ance of odd Stamped e saving from this disposal | radlbgadpg Grea Leiber: hes weyers ew dencten 88. UO-1 Py tral Towels, at 25¢ each. of short lengths of Nets, ered is eS, proportionately | ¢ ability at concer Qn d 2 . + npn PT I ranlace rat “pie . Hea to population, were born on farms,/an unusual amount of , Bip ica seat hie ed TTRACTIVE enough to replace Voiles, Scrims, Marqui- i | ne choos cf thatition. ‘The general ov “i . Stamped Articles, reducec 3 oy dresses, g oy] t He 3 - | Hid) d there were no radio|immune to ridicule, criticism and| Up Rainier Sunday Stamped Centerpieces and padre, 8-0p} bey ae —all at reduced prices, i | obiles, phonogr he like, (This is news to most! ‘rho motorcycle hill climb, which} Scarfs, reduced to 35¢ The Aprons are made of firm _—DOWNSTAIRG STORE i} cen Pad tigeernd paral ‘sein The mayor should probe| has now tb © an annual event. each. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Voile in small checked and figured NS RS 15 Seattle ts who| B patterns, with | . 4] | ce Se age rageabriad myeaay Yi) ay Fabric Gl —piping of black or contrasting | Nickel-Silver © worthy of special men-| Ho abric Gloves ; | T for their handicapped strug-| can't as color. easpoons would be if he w t Reduced to —round or square neck and short | 10 » Thomas Burke heads the|thingy and the \ 10 | sleeves. c W. Willis ts listed, |never be a c uigic Vapi . OGERS’ _ Nickel-Silv at the dd of the|dentist, bar bs . y —sashes se aterials or enur aie Nickel-Siiver Eker Mca Sota pean when hee DD sizes in Women's bli epee If materials or narrow Teaspoons, handy to Hi | i In between are: one he's too busy being another. White Fabric Gloves, lack ties. i have for kitchen or camp- | j : peaks: — _ age spe aret raat es " te phat | underpriced for disposal at i Ata sharply-reduced price, Thurs- | ing use, exceptionally low- i ntendent of Schools rank sraph means to Madame Till, ! | ¢ pair. ay, $1.95. | priced at 10¢ each. Cooper, Editor J, W. Gilbert, Judge| You can take it at its face value.| Says Guest Owes vied a avone @ at oN s 5 % ae CH. Hanford, Librarian Willlam E.| chs ‘ 2 | $232 a Roos Rent | DOWNSTAIRS STORE —DOWNSTAIRS STORE —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Henry, Congressman William §. -) j Frank Martin, insurance man; John{ i It y afternoon by A. Rena . x : re een eee sae. penne fell Term Teeety stecooes ty & Peantn Broken Lines of {| tah Neterer, Senator Samuel Piles.) stay * aig ping Roy E. Geiser, a guest, who { mia nator iy ast May at 2518 Second ave. on a Rev. E. M. Randal and Elbrids¢| charge of possession and sale of ir ' A. Stuart, livestock and dairy man. |toxicating liquor, was fined $500 | ‘And, by the way, Sevcottianasely and costs.and given six months‘! TPs to population, clergymen who have | suspended sentence by Judge Boyd | small town and village charges, have |Taliman in superior court. Judge Asks $1,073 for Crash more famous sons than any other|allman, before sentencing tl profession, the figures show, but|woman, changed t harge fr then the jokesmiths say those strug-| possession and sale of liquog to one | , sling smali town clerics alwaysjof keeping liquor with the intent to have owed $292 in room Ready-to-Wear 500 PAIRS OF PUMPS Reduced | At $3.85 Pair | | | hat she was injured to { $1,073, when a car} y C. Harbaugh struck at First ave, and Stewart st have large families, so the percent-|to sell. |2e" ane sientot Sune, sets wes|| WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S KHAKI WEAR, in- ROKEN lines and size- age prot higher, | - Istarted to recover that amount by Cluding jBreeches,~ Hioomers, oats and: a: te assortments in Pumps of GET LEGION CONTRACT |Hendrietta Davis tn superior court Dresses, 68 garments, reduced to $1.25 garment. H t Modest Man Asks on Nu-buck in Gray and Only $8 Damages county memorial vutlaing and Amer START HAWAUAN CLUB | Will H. Barr, night jailer, is a big|!can Legion home, at Shelton. He} cated t C. McDonald, « tem man, weighing close to 300 pounds.| Was awarded the contract on a $16, heavy or zation of Seattle busi- | ‘| So when his foot caught in a defect-|000 bid. |ness men, was gotten under way | ive street car step he ripped his shoe aegis ITuesday af th n Whistle « right off and injur his foot, he PLAN POWER SHOW | Haw club, to promote r| charges in a claim filed with the city; OLYMPIA, July 30—Plans are | trade Wednesday. But “Bill” is modest.|nearing completion for an Olympic | isl He only asks $8, the price of a new| power exposition here, September 22 | de: ' pair of shoes. The accident occurred|to 29. Local and foreign products|named as a temporary at First ave. and Pike st., June 23.! will be on display in a large tent. committee Pie s.r illegal i ag Alida || WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S KHAKI WEAR, in- : [eet perme Seen unecempnoees: MARCH | cluding Skirts, Breeches and Coats, 182 garments, Airedale Shades reduced to 75¢ garment. 44 VOILE DRESSES, sizes 38 to 42, reduced to $1.25. with Cuban and low heels, welt or turned soles. = Sharply underpriced at : $3.85 pair. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE SKIRTS for camping and outing wear, sizes reduced to $1.25. 10 JERSEY JACKETS, size 16, reduced to $2.95. 6 HOM size 16, reduced to $1.95. | F 5 SERGE SUI ze 36, reduced to $2.95. 5 SERGE SUITS, size 36, reduced to $3.95. 8 COVERT COATS, size 36, reduced to $8.75. | 7 SHORT COATS, size 16, reduced to $5.00. | Auto Luggage : Carriers 4 Reduced to $2 .00 Each —DOWNSTAIRS STORE | AACKAGES and lug- bi a gage do not take - = |Iced Tea Sets Son At Reduced Prices space in the car when ; ’ it has one of the con- HE Set pictured is in beautiful iridescent Little Fellows bbe ipl pico glass edged with line of blue—Covered Jug ey Hoard: and six Glasses, reduced to $1.95 set. Tub Suits A limited number, 7-PIECE ICED TEA reduced to $2.00 each. | RI D | RIC ; K ed olatatth laa Reduced OTHER CAMPING EQUIPMENT ED 7 edging. Jug and six 95 Ne Tumblers, $3.95 c MOTORISTS’ UM- GYPSY DINERS, com- net rf BRELLA TENTS in bination cupboard and eer i ‘CIZES 38 to 8 in this lot large size, 8-6x8-6, re- table. reduced to CUT GLASS ICED of broken lines and duced to $33.95 each. $8.95 each. ; TEA OR LEMON- sizes. Suits in middy and DOWNSTAIRS STORE es S . : ADE SET, Covered button-on styles at an ex- (clea j Jug and six Tumb- ceptionally low price—re- ¢ i f lers, $2.45. duced to 95¢. ' é emi “nual 7-PIECE WATER i BOYS’ SUMMER- | 4 b SETS decorated WEIGHT PAJAMAS in with bands of green, lavender or orange, and one- and two-piece styles, edged with gold lines, reduced to $1.95. sizes 4 and 6; reduced to DOWNSTAIRS STORE $1.15. x —DOWNSTAIRS STORE & ALE of ' B .~. O-Cedar Mops, Low-Priced | & Q Choice of the Polishing or Dusting Mop at This Price ANN The Polishing Mop cleans, dusts Summer Hats Reduced : Ni and polishes in one operation and Wi Bey%e ¢ i ! rt may be used on painted or varnished The Dusting Mop is chemically treated to collect and hold dust on waxed or hardwood VERY Trimmed Summer Hat remaining in stock AN G i | ck floors. —Straws and Silk-and-Straw Combinations—will Z x In the pointed shape pictured, low-priced at 95¢. now be found in one or another of these reduced-price a ‘} Housewares Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE lots—$1.95, $2.95 and $3.95, ‘a | DOWNSTAIRS STORE 4