The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 5

TUESDAY *TEMBER 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR ———— ALL CANDIDATES / 9 Se he “Ma” Learns Fox Trot | ( ||| CRUNBAUM:B CLAIM LABOR |sivs Getting in Practice or er! AO DES GR FURNITURE Co, BROS Leaders in Presidential Race Inaugural Ball DEPARTMENT STORE Confident of Working Man fl SIXTH AVENUB, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE BY PAUL R. MALLON ASHINGTON t Ha aa Eventful Sale of | Women’s Gowns and Pajamas | | ie | Gowns of Checked Voiles f & | and Pajamas of Crepe & abaig Buy Liberal a New Hea ter Coe . ® ; ; | in Dainty Shades Le Se | By eon”; he . te ype gah os \ y ‘ { {\\ Gowns ® | A} | . sen, Exquisite garments they are, too, Ss , te | } tyled vith Jenny necks, j | ketched, lace trimmed and in conte i } hades of orchid, maize, pink, peach } | St. Helens Heater ; et al and white. Sizes are 15, 16 and 17. hi \ { For wood ‘ Has cast Amazingly low priced for this sale! . | t eee ug c | We will not be a bit surprised if | | N ? $19.95 f= | ought in groups of thre {} | v ar ixe yi { We Will Give You a Liberal | toTmnoons_W ) _Prveces| Allowance on Your Old Heater as First Payment on a New One Pajamas These are equally as beautifully made garments as the gowns, of exceptional quality crepe, in pink, peach and white, with self or con- trasting colored trimmings. Sizes Turned Down in War, Lives to Ripe Age WALLA WALLA t. 2.—James H. Flower was ad teally are 34 to 40. In the regular way peeceepereet Pee: SSAA ve they would sell for $2.50. Yours the elvil war, but he outlived mar ) ; of those who were robust, and died during the sale for $1.95 a suit! here at College Place last night at Underwear Dept.—Upper Main Floor the age of 90. Flower moved here 23 years ago ‘ from Kansas, He sustained an at-| Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson. tack of bronchial troub! 4 . Ret Seastne rapier wes Ma"'|tles. “There's no reason, at all, for Two-K nicker ; FI is survived by w man t t she ou to ° Picnic Marks Labor , © abe Day in Walla Walla : Cheerful Heater ap bas os. Ceatee. WALLA WALLA, Sept. 2.—Labe and. economy day was obse $28 50 with a big comm . ; > iif city park, attended by : bin , Hit dred persona. The program con ; 4 of sports, band music and an eas by Rev. Herman 8. Reich Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. ae wa wane = | FIND BODY IN FLUME res ¢ Sept. 2.—Murder was the body of Samuel } Everett Man Found = ‘0"¢ "v!ns beside « Delleve. Hie be . Offut lake. Burroughs left Everett) with bruises and marks on the heac Beaten on Highway | august 2s en route to Grays Har. was found in the flume of the Cas: |th OLYMPIA, Sept. 2.—Unconscious|bor, according to his brother He| case qeeten we Fearn ee ine fe jalso found o ole from Several bad cuts on his head, ten and|tnvestigating but no arrests have |f! George Burroughs of Everett was thrown from his auto Ibeen made. Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Ker set moves faster ation did a may be» Sport and School Dresses ind Mine $5.95 Boys’ Mackinnwts Styled as Sketched in the $8.50 Pretty Checked Patterns for Fall Wear road near} is believed to have been bea’ vim and vigor Women are acc eat things as who don't are Boys’ Black Bear Brand Wool Mackinaws don’t need any adver- a Ser tising. We have them in excellent The high school and college miss, as Deaia at ek camouflage patterns. Sizes 9 to 18 years. well as matron, will find this new display | | thing po knows the of popular priced Fall Dresses very at- | OVERSTOCK SALE OF DINNERWARE School Caps, $1.50 tractive indeed. The two models sketched ; : : : are typical of other clever styles offered Classy Caps of: fine quality in the assortment. There are novelty suiting patterns and well made, : i with unbreakable visors. In all checks in tan, gray, brown and blue. Sizes 16 to 44. sizes for boys. = Boys’ Dept.—Main Floor, Rear [fewhia Diner Sets. S298 The qualities men admire woman's hair is the soft together with the natural betokens health y lect the care of your hair ts Extreme low price for this popular set Service for Six perzons rasan Parrenss—sreciat, esc. 919.49 Unusually attractive semi-porcelaine sets. Both are out may ring ¢ Women's Apparel Dept.—Second Floor a genuine injustice to one of your | greatest points of beauty. It is as-! é. 3 |tonishing also to realize how much en |tho attractiveness of the hair is af-| | fected the care we give it, es Open September 17| 25,000 Spectators I he matter of c KELSO, Sept. 2.—The annual Cow- ans. at. Woodland at Sumas Roundup i will continue thru-| RELLINGHAM, $ C—— 2 ee of the ordinary values. 24-Lb. Columbia ‘Twenty: Special! It t's expected to be spectators witnessed only. You can © best on r according | Sumas roundup, ! known for about 3 cents a shamy nnan and A. L. 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