The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 9

secon two | The SeattleStar = races 1016 | EATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, JUL 1, 192 "Seattle Is Ready to Welcome World Airmen Two- Day Sale BIG RECEPTION; The Covered Wagon, Seattle, 24 \Cut 19 Days From World | LIGHT SUMMER SUITS | FOR FLYERS Not Much Rom: mee, to It—but Chances Are There Wasn't Much Flight by Coming Here 1 Off rhose of '49—at the Time Seattle Plans Ceremonies California-Sand Point Lap Not Counted in | for World Air Pilots \ es ee mu At | Computing Trip’s Time ; RE MAAK tea | Overcoats and FLEET WILL ASSEMBLE i eed i MAN fiat ein od of 2 competi eat Many Trew Cautt | Victoria and California’s record 19 day Cons ; vor this. ' op Airmen May Come, Too Other ‘ Suits 1/4, Off As a final windup of our big Summer Clearance Sale extended two days into August—we have made a decided cut in light sum- mer suit prices of a full 3314%. At this reduction these are uncommon values. Hundreds of other suits, overcoats and top coats are military amber of ed Thurs. | men are fe during ‘ Skull Fractured in Auto Smashup — . rt cy, (ant) Must have been weary, jogging over the plains of the West. in “ covered wagons of can express its spon-| "$9. And, judging from this pig taken on Fourth ave. still a pretty weary ng welcome.”|JOb hauling the covered wagons of’ ee south of this the An Bhs a philosophiz es a marked down 25%. These | little on the covered wagons of 49 and * to by Frank Jacobs, Stay Staff Photographer are garments regularly | waa te | Road Is a Year Behind, * but County’s Satisfied' ht across rushing v priced from $65 down to $25. Saturday the sale ppsi- tively closes. Shaner & Wolff 916 SECOND AVENUE Near Madison GOOD CLOTHES Accord «Plan to Organize Exchange Club Here) Mar. |!2 "24. See ‘em rumbling the {the sanitary fills and garbag ral Mason [#8Y old day on tho sc alr} Only they brag m mn | Model “4 Maple Valley Time ‘Limit Extended Twelve ‘her , illan se Months and Residents Kick Beptember 1 ? | Thu atisfaction was * express] Maple Valley district sxaloet the Dismissed Cop's ogress In| road ed to us big Is Divorced Valley | dirt road detou Mra, ¥ roads and factories on the hopes| F of ‘34. struct stands where the official greetings will be spoken. The| world flight heroes will remain in| Lots of hopes in the old fried) Te Seattle, the official end of the|chicken bones going southws flight, for three days before pro-|the Covered Wagons of ‘24. Ch ceeding to California. are a girl up on Queen Anno Hill When the flyers arrive, they will|pinned her hopes of saying: “I| be presented with gold watches in-|will” to the excellence of the seribed with the itinerary of thelr | chicken. trip. The watches will be the gift of the combined American Legion Posts of the city ' According to George D. Hubbard, |" that was that ebairman of the presentation com-| Must have been a weary affair mittee of the legion, the itinerary |dragging over the plains day after! of the flight will be traced between |day on the schooner‘s' hurricane tie numerals on the face of the |deck behind a couple o' longhorns ch, and a design of the globe| And, judging by the up-and.com with an airplane flying over It/ing attitudes of the two & Will be embossed on the back lthe Model ‘24, shown up The watches have been ordered|. tretty wearisome job 5 from: ‘a local ' jeweler, “and are to | the sanitary fill day after day in cost approximately $300 each. The | o0° 0) i three mechanics will cach receive a watch fob of appropriate design.| Not much romance in the covered —— wagons of ‘247 Well, maybe there wasn't much romance in the| Vanderbilt Girls paulined go-carts of '49—not to the| folks who rode on ‘em, anyway. | Rescued From Boat - | NEWPORT, R. I, July 31—The Misses Muriel and Consuelo Van- derbilt, daughters of William H. { Vanderbilt, II, were rescued by the coast guard after having been adrift in a canoe at sea in a dense fog and high waves, for more than four hours. With them were Elmer Smith, a Yale student, and Tommy Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Suf- fern Taylor of New York. About an hour after their de- Parture from the beach, the sea began to run high and a dense fog came down. When two hours had Passed, parents of the young people netified the coast guards who set out to search for them. The Van- derbilt girls came thru the experi- ence unperturbed, joking with the guards who rescued them. PRO But maybe the young man's bull pup choked on one of the bones, For Immediate Clearance , Offers Even Greater Values This final re-grouping repre- sents the climax of our efforts —At Our— 1326 Second Avenue Store FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Owing to the wonderful success of Our Great Semi-Annual Clearance Sale at this store, some of our most popular lines are now broken. To finish them up we have put them on sale at Additional Big Reductions Short Lines | Gray and | Sandals and in Varied Beige Sport Styles Suedes Oxfords Quality stock and of- to place the lowest prices ever on these smart Summer dresses. The season's finest Dresses in all wanted materials and mod- ish designs are included at these greatly sacrificed prices. We have re-grouped them, regard- less of former selling price, for immediate clearance in order to make way for the new Fall merchandise which is arriving daily. New, Fresh Stock Just Arrived OVERSIZE CORDS 30x31, Clincher 31x4, 32x4, 33x4, S.S. $12.95 31x4.40 Balloon 200 cleverly fashioned knitted ‘ Sports Dresses and knitted two- piece Suits are offered, while they $ 15 last, at this extremely low clear- —— ance price. Every garment comes from very much higher priced groups. Your choice of silk, fibre silk, wool and combinations in a brilliant array of Summer colors. This is a banner event in sports wear, Clincher Wonderful values | for in short lines of popular fered right now while the woman whose size is | patterns, all to be closed you need vet for hot $ | 2.50 here, at out at weather, Other Sizes in Proportion Complete Service Included Liberal Trade-in Allowance on Your Old Tires MAIL ORDERS Shipped C. 0, D. Without Deposit TRIANGLE TIRE CO. TWO STORES: 125-127-181 Kastlake 201 Westlake Ave. N Phone EL sot-2472 2.85 $4.85 | $3.85 Watch Our Show Windows Baxter & Baxter 1326 SECOND AVE. Miss Cecil Kern, managing director of the Seattle Guild Stock Co., enjoying a popu- lar engagement at the Metro- politan. Miss Kern ig play- ing the leading role in the current attraction, “Ice- bound,” but will not appear next week, a8 she ia devoting all her time to the lavish pro- duction of “The Bird of Par- adise,” next week's attrac- tion, The Upstairs Shop That Saves You Money Second and Union, Seattle, Wash.