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WEDNESDAY EPTEMBER 3 — 1924 “oe , > : Wemen’s Corsets Special $1.95 Extra Speck! 4a Our Anni veraary Sale “ elast Visit our store during thé BIG ANNIVERSAR “THE STORE THAT, SAVES YOU MONE) Y SALE. THE SEATTLI Tndles's Sweaters Special $2.50, $2.98 |};Our 18th Anniversary Sale For eighteen years we have catered to : the needs of Seattle people, giving high-grade merchandise at most reasonable prices, and we are 1 glad to announce that during our Anniversary Sale we are able to offer exceptionally good values in all departments and many very special bargains. > : Boys’ Coat 89 Cc . 5 ce ceters aqies fa oats : The best values in Boys’ Coat Sweaters 4 you have ever seen. These are made of a ; good quality of cotton yarn, firmly knit. 4 Shawl collar; two pockets. Come in j brown, maroon and gray. Special for our e : Anniversary Sale. ‘ , Very special price on serviceable Fall Coats. Made of the popu- lar cut plaid material, in popular shades of brown, tan, sand and > M 1 4 », . . ¢ Boys Schol Suits gray; fur collars; latest Fall styles. Every Coat in pure wool. ‘ 2 Pairs of Knickers Special $8.50 Jiffy Waists 98c Sateen Petticoats $1.00 re" " at New and attrac Serviceable Sateen Petticoats of Real Suit values. You can’t find as for tadien ws A of f il fae quality; Ane a Idinch knife good suits in the city for the money. kid boot sleeves. Specially priced. pleated (lowe 4 flounce. Every suit is up-to-date in style and made of durable wool fabric. Neat patterns, in Percale—Yd. 12'4c Ladies’ Felt Slippers light and dark shades; box-pleated back, Very Special. 36-inch Special 85c 4 omy vel Full lined. Ages 8 to - ee Anniversary Sale Special. Ladies’ 18. Extra knickers mean extra wear. Felt Slippers, ribbon.trimmed; silk Fc Dress Goods—Yd. $1.95 pompom om toe; soft cushion chrome Very Special, Formerly sold up leather soles; large selection of col m - to $3.50 a yard. Tricotines, serges ors and combinations Men’s Union Suits and twills ot nav his plum, green and novelty weaves oys Shoes—$2.25 , $1.49 and $1.98 y vawmadl aakhe VERY SPECIAL! A lucky purchase of manu Granite Cloth—Yd. 50c Bey AL, « Heavy Schoo! Sh on factarer’s samples enables us to offer “high-«rade 4 bl in jeather, heavy solid winter weight Union Suits at great reductions in FE Reduced ee 46 inches wide leather yrs and nes fal peliows coe etecart : Square and oblong checks on gray tongue; Munson last. Sizes 9 to price, Mixed cotton and wool; values to $3.00. ina tant Grice se $2.25, 24; to 6 92.75. Boys’ Suits $2.95 Ta : : Values up to $5.00 and $6.00, Just a group of Ladies’ Lisle Hose 33c Girls’ Hose 25c Suits from broken lines Made of good suiting. 4 desirable patterns; belted. Sizes 15, 16 and 17 Extra quality of fine knitted mercer An extra fine quali 1 sie finish Hose; brown and black for girla of 6 to 14 years c Corduroy Cassimere Pants $1.00 ecoree ea yd watog Amniversary Special. Values to. $1.75 in boys’ Fine Silk Hose $1.35 eg r edrduroy or union cassimere knicker Pants; good : $ Artificial Silk Vests 85c weight. All sizes. Full-fashioned fine gauge Slik Hose; : wilde! With’ seateutined garter top: Sec ‘The finest quality of Under Vests . is t have bee: ho’ ht Am t | || Shirts and Drawers—Garment 35c ble sole heels and toes; black and| trewtere. near the” write, Novelty ; Clearance of an odd lot of Shirts and Drawers; colors. Extra Special Value. knitted. Shown tn pink, peach and j Summer weight; Jaeger color; broken sizes. Form orchid. ; ot oe Women’s Union Suits 50c Girls’ BI Men’s Socks—7 pairs $1.00 These are extraordinary values. They irls’ Bloomers 48c Very Special offering of Men's Cotton Socks; re are made of a good quality of finely Highly mercerized black sateen inforced toes and heels; black, blue, brown and knitted cotton, tn all styles Sizes 36 Bloomers for girls of 4 to 14 years. ‘ gray. to 44 Full standard sizes. Special price, : . . . . . . sy ; | | Anniversary Specials in Domestics eer = Oka aa : . nion Sults—/ oc : Table Damask, Yd. 55c | Cotton Challie, Yd. 15¢ y DAI, OL. , inch Table Damask, su 36-inch Cotton Challies, in Special for the Anniversary Sale. Three hundred sam- : perior linen finish, assorted floral | light and dark floral patterns: | yas of Women’s Fall and Winter Union Suits, white and and satin stripe designs; matched | fast colors. borders. Huck Towels 15c Cotton Plankets 18x36-tnch Huck Towels; white ‘ h blue borders and plain Pair $1.95 wit : Puiehich’ ‘eray .cotiet dheet | oe ee oe Blankets, with pink and blue stripe borders. Very special. Bedspread Sets Per Set $2.95 Cotton Bats $1.00 Six90inch Bedspread Seta, Size T2xi4-inch Cotton Bats; | made of unbleached sheeting: hand printed; floral designs; bol ster to maten. Curtain Rods 5c weight 3 pounds; unrolls to full size comfortable. $1.00. Outing Flannel, Yd. 20c Special Value of 27-inch Outing Sash Curtain Rods; extend Flannel in plain colors of pink, | from 22 to 40 inches; ball ends, biue and white, with hooks. cream white; long or short sleeves and sleeveless style; light, medium and heavy garments. See Our 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c Tables In the BARGAIN BASEMENT on 10¢, 15¢, 25¢ and 50¢ Tables we have groups of mixed household articles, odd garments of various kinds. and girls. Included is wearing apparel for men, women, boys YOU CAN SAVE MONEY HERE! Mason Fruit Jars 6c and 7c Each Ball Mason Fruit Jars, pint size, @¢ cach; quart size, Te each will dress goods, Remnant Tables In the Bargain Basement. find wonderful cretonnes, You values in ticking, table damask, etc. at big reduc tions here. | Mrs. Harry Asks Divorce ,21 Million Budget Divorce action was instituted May Be Cut Little Tuesday by Agnes Harry against James ll wie she alleged had Seattle's budget for 1925, listing ap-| propriations totalling $21,225,460.77, treated her cruelly and had threat ened to oust her from their home.|was formally adopted by the city) council Tuesday, The council hax 30| There are four children. Per Annum | Compounded Semi-Annually | —the Least | We Have | Ever Paid | ON SAVINGS LOOKING FORWARD Our mistakes lie behind us. We can accom- plish but little by worrying about “What Might Have Been.” We can, however, profit by experience gained and Plan More Wisely for the Fu- ture. You can avoid the money worries of the past by keeping a Savings Account Here for future emergencies. SAVINGS PLACED HERE ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 5 WILL EARN DIVIDENDS FROM SEPTEMBER | MUTUAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 1222 Second Avenue Southeast Corner University Street Look them over. days in which to make reductions in the budget Of the amount to be rained, $11, 569,265 will be obtained by revenues from the city light, water and street railway departments. Taxes must produce $8,445,108, or $963,290 more On July 15, 1901, DR, EDWIN J. BROWN Took Charge of the BROWN DENTAL OFFICES Now at 106 Columbia st. In the twenty-three years that| have passed, more than 170,000 | patients have had their dental work | |done at these offices at a maving| Be-| of over $2,000,000 to them. cause of the high business prin. ciples and reasonable prices, this office is atill doing a remarkable business, which shows that the pub. lic appreciates the service at the BROWN DENTAL OFFICES, 106 | Columbia Street. EDWIN J. BROWN, OD. D. 8 than last year, unless the council cuts|she visited Seattle. . Two days later $300,000 to $500,000 off, as Finance |ahe again visited Seattle, and that Chairman E, L. Blaine hopes And so we do the obvious A determination on our part to keep our finishing department just as good as it can be, leads us to do the obvious thing: We specify that Velox only shall be used for con- tact printing. As the only paper made exclusively for amateur negatives we re- alize that the best possible results can be assured in no other way, Enlarging of the m- perisr sort, as wall. Eastman Kodak Co. (Northwestern Photo Supply Co.) 1415 Fourth Ave. Dentaes t ADDRESS ..,, _ The Seattie Star MA JONG COUPON Cup this Coupon from Che Star for two consecu- tive days. Fill out with your name and address and bring or nend it to Tho Star office, 1807 Seventh Avenue, with 60 cents, (Mail orders 10c extra.) This will entitle you to one of our complete Ma Jong sets. TAR $ MORE DELAY IN ~ SKAGIT SEEN Plant aes Should Be Running OTTO F. KEGEL, Preaidert Now, but It’s Not September 1, the date when Skagit urrent was to be pouring into. the ty over the 100 miles of aluminum steel cables, has passed, and Skagit current may not be delivered in Be attle before Christmas of indef! sell, chair I by the pr George the board of p works Curl F hden had of works that the veer mined the plunt would be delivering electricity by the first of September When will the plant be done?” asked Uhder I don't know When it in suffictent! will be started. How It is drying out dried out it will that the for a entuck 5 4 nerved hden that pald and not be accepted b no more the plant wi until all of the experts have pronounced the plant in perfect cor dition and run at full for a city capacity stated period SCHOOLS GAIN Opening Day Shows Jump | of 2,565 Pupils in Seattle City schools were prepared to start regular work Wednesday with|}) @ first day's enroliment Tue: of but 435 below the total enr ent |] for the first year month of school last There were 46,665 pupils en rolled Tuesday, the largest first e day's enroliment tn history , Last ar's enrotiment for the! first day of sch was 44,000, an mn of 2,665, ac oduced by the superintendent's office ( 00 students were registered in city, county and high schools in King county and all units are now ready for the full program tho stragglers who have been away on vacation trips ahd Approximately 60, Dyesses those who must work thru this{ month will continue to come back : all thru September The huge savings The tot 60,000 in the city on these dresses schools edicted for the last day . this” month be reached, are exceptional. e nx figures | te. Last year Regular & more en ed between the o ° r first and last days of September $3.35 and town school, Seattle's new-| values. 1, opened with 63 the first year of} high school curriculum will be of. fered during the 1924-25 achool year . , . Vrondway - dontinues to’ jebd 'aty Copen Orchid Navy Rose Peach Maize high schools with an in Fy F The crease of 18 cyer. last yens‘s frst| Tan Nile Black White da Roosevelt was second with 1 2 more than a 1200 increase. | Total enroiiment for high schools was 10,841, | SEEK LOVE-AIDE Alex Told a Fib to Help Two Wed, Is Charged | styles— Sheer voiles, daintily figured, checked crepes, plain Kyrtle cloth and plain and checked ginghams. Because he attempted to help out young love in distress, Alex Dou-} Dronevee faces a second degree per. } jury charge and ts being hunted by the police. Matt Jackson, Poulsbo rancher, | father of Ida Inga Jaackaon, pretty | lt-year-old Roosevelt high school | student, filed the charges. Alex, before the county auditor, | August 19, swore that Ida was 18. | Her father yesterday said she had} celebrated her 17th birthday last March And while Alex is being sought by the police, his chum, Waine John Bloom, quartermaster on an Alaska ship, i enjoying his honeymoon | somewhere in British Columbia with |his 17-year-old bride. Miss Jackson did not tell her par: jenta of her romance, which sprang jup while she attended Roosevelt high summer school, But shortly after her return to Poulsbo she be. came agitated. A few days later Exceptional values at $1.95. To Be Closed Out at |was the last time her father saw her. 5 |Methodist Meeting THE GROTE-RANKIN CO FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET Your Opportunity— Apron Thursday Salmon Materials that are seldom found in such inexpensive frocks are presented here as the season’s daintiest and smartest Lace, eyelet embroidery, organ- die and materials in contrasting plain colors trim these frocks. Collars are youthfully round, Tuxedo shape or in the convertible V shape for sports wear. Styles suitable to all figures. Sizes 16 to 42. Lower Price Garment Section -SALE! Thirty. Smart Tailored Suits $4 5,00 PAGE % The dresses above, sketched directly from the frocks in the sale, show a few of the charm- ing originalities of style. ye Brown j —Second Floor Regular ~ $39.50, $45.00, $55.00 and $59.50 Values Opens at Wenatchee | | WENATCHEE, Sept. 3.—Seven hundred clergy and lay members of the Columbia River Methodist Remarkable Savings on Every One conference are expected thruout the week at the annual sessions, which lopened here Tuesday. Bishop E. 8. Johnson was the honor guest Tuea- day. The Rev. W. H. H. Forsyth, of Moscow Idaho, district superin- tendent, presided. | Checks, Stripes and Tweeds | in Gray, Brown and Tan | |FRASER GETS 6 MONTHS | Sentence to from six months to |15 years in Walla Walla was given |H. J. Fraser when he pleaded. guilty |before Judge Mitchell Gilliam to a charge of grand larceny. SHE MISSED BEING BEAUTIFUL--- because her hair was dull and life- less. She did not know the secret of making it radiant with natural lustre --- a touch of henna in the shampoo. | Ready to use in HENNAFORM SHAMPOO Stewart & Holmes Drug Company, wholesale distributors looking at a very moderate expenditure. Will Be Offered at in every conceivable color and color combination. weaves. underneath Fall garments for extra protection. SSS —A few of Navy Blue £ Gaberdine —Also Smart Flannel Sleeveless Suits A sale that will enable women and misses to fill gaps in depleted wardrobes with suits that are practical and good A Manufacturer’s Cleanup of Three Hundred and Sixty-Two v Sleeveless Sweaters _ HALF PRICE —Sweaters that have sold regularly for $3.95, $5.95, $7.95 and $11.50, —The assortment includes sweaters of rayon, light weight wools and Australian wools in the natural color. All are'the season’s most desirable —Sweaters suitable for golfing, for wear in the office, classroom or ES] —Second Floor % —Second Floor