The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1924, Page 9

The Seattle | PAGES 9 TO 1 (suction two | seattle Star Alki Homes March on Stilts tes ae Movell Owners Are “Up in the Air” Well, Anyway, It’s W orth as New Road 4 eet «= More to Live in Seattle Is Graded Cost of Living Here Shows Slight Gain, Say And the Old Back-Lot Department of Labor Figures And the Old back-Lo She Ain’t What She Used to Be BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER ESDAY AUC ' Webb Is Candidate back yard ain't wh uster t t “fi ‘\Seeks $292,000 in Suit Against Ford |Former Legislator : Dies in Explosion NY, Ore Aug March, April and May, with « dror omp . former _|Anacortes Highway Ohio Casts Heavy Is Nearly Finished Vote in Primary | MAN FATALLY SHELTON, Aug. 12 BURNED "s*/ BUILDING NEW SCHOOLS CHEHALIS, Aur A The BigShoe Sale CONTINUES Baxter & Baxter’s 1326 Second Ave. Store . ts Commonwealth Club ; Censures Phone Co. Sale Starts Wednesday 9:00 A.M. those two apple trees 2 shed—and w boulevard te Mr yet to them. Casa,” livi along and conden it and paid u 10 cents a foot. And my poor ap trees, and my nice gard : It's a moving situation, all vd | ff your front por in f ? ing, walk down the ‘ad as usual, and go to town. Coming} LONG-BELL WILL EXHIBIT back at night you walk down the Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Toad—blam! ‘ Fr’ cryin’ ot To Be Sure, 3800 SLEEVELESS SWEATERS Go at half price. Fine wool in the brightest summer colors. Checks, stripes and novelties in all the popular shades, $3.95 values at SUMMER $1 95 pull toget And that's the spirit of Alki! Three Girls Are SALE PRICE ......... D d Pond With interest unabated. Styles and prices extremely 100 SWEATER COATS, with long rowned in Pond, | popular, bring in a steady stream of patrons. As pop- sleeves, Smart models in lovely colors. Ore, Aug. 12.—Th | ONSTANTLY ular lines become broken they go at lower prices. Broken sizes. 50 of these were $4.95; Evelyn Chitwood, 11; Wi- | 50 were $3.95. SUMMER $2 95 id Maud Wolf, ) BE PRICES ciises's ee ae IMPROVED SALE PRICI . ing in a millpond at Glenwood, near | here. They were wading hand-in-| hand when they suddenly stepped | 200 SWEATER COATS, long sleeves, plain colors with fancy borders at bot- BUT White Kids SS tom. Many styles. 50 of these were into a hole left where a st had | A ’ ots Sa No Y $9.85; 50, ‘were $7.85, and 100 were Their bodies were recovered after| 0 EARLY | $5.8) St M ER $3 95 the pond was drained, but attempts | | Every Line in the House, High Heel or Low Heel SALE PRICE.......... . at resuscitation failed. Mopets | - er BRAS? Tae ae Any and Every Style All HIGHER PRICED SWEATERS go on sale at reductions in proportion | | SCHOOL KIDS DECREASE | Regardless to above. etal Te TAEGE Cami na of former SPORT AND SILK SKIRTS. Crepe de creased by 68 during the sabe tab | | price chine, poplin, flannels, wools in pleated according to the schogl census com-| | to go at— e and plain models. White, tan, orchid, piled by Carl W. Morgan, county navy, black and all wanted shades. superintendent. There were 4.693 a Dovuse : These Skirts were fine values at $5.85. SUMMER SALE $3 95 e PRICH: a7, arenes KNITTED DRESSES. 12 “Knitted Dresses in small sizes will be closed out to first callers at $3 95 . SUMMER SALE PRICE year ago, and 4,615 last year, be- tween the ages and 21 BrRoTHers | Motor | Cars Beautiful Suedes In Beige and Gray Immensely popular shades this season. Pretty models going at $4.85 Sandals and Sport Oxfords The better kind—bought for particular trade—just the $ 3 8 5 thing for outing, street wear, school, All going, regard- Don’t overlook the values at this store and the wonderful less of price, at— Clearance Values at our 1406 Second Avenue store Baxter & Baxter 1326 SECOND AVENUE Just a little mussed - - - WLEaton EAST PINE AT SUMMIT (GLASSES AS LOW AS with every bottle, buys complete trial Quart . Gallon, Mouth Sprayer FREE a Improved Hand Sprayer. 100 Bold by Grocers, Druggists, De- partment Stores and Hardware D || Cushing & Mohrbacher | i Incorporated U. S. Optical Co. AL SPECIALISTS Over 25 Yours’ 1 14 Yeurn in 8 Repairing Done, broken 1 Dupileated | 1403 ‘Third Ave. SEATTLE These Prices Prevail Articles Last! DIMITY OVERBLOUSES 25 of these were $2.95; balance were $1.95— Only While Come Early! ROSHANARA AND CREPE SKIRTS, heavy quality, in tan, gray, white and black. These are taken from regular $10.85 and $8.85 groups in equal por- tion and are truly wonderful values. SUMMER SALE $5.85 PRICE 200 SILK OVERBLOUSES in crepe de chine, Georgettes and combinations. Lace and bead trims and some fine figured silk adornments. 50 of these were $7.85, balance were $5.85. SUM- MER SALE $3.95 PRICE ABA stesicssioutis 100 HEAVY SILK BLOUSES. Fancy striped summery effects and some beautiful lace trimmed plain crepe de chines. 25 of these were $12.85; 50 were $10.85 and balance were $7.85. SUMMER SALE $5.85 PRICE 100 HEAVY SILK OVERBLOUSES, tailored modes and beaded and: plain styles. Fine Canton and crepe de chines. Yellows, whites, tans, blues, hennas, greens and wanted shades. 50 of these are in jacquette styles for stout figures and were good values at $14.85. Balance were $10.85. SUM- gaan $7.85 $1-00 Novelty Apparel Shop 1322 Second Avenue Opposite Arcade Bldg. SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY 9 A. M. 6 | to New Locations BLOUSES BY THE THOUSANDS SWEATERS BY THE GROSS for Lodge Honors SKIRTS ha kg Sh ni at BY THE HUNDREDS a en “ss: ALL TO BE QUICKLY CLEARED | OUT IN A BIG PRICE-CUTTING