The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 7

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16, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 ‘ WY [| COOLIDGE WELCOMES FLYERS TO CAPITAL —) SELL PROPERTY pucsver g3iteclHIKE AND CLIMB S*srigh Nets, cive INVADES COAST #100 RS Ly Entire Addition to Be Auc- Centralia Teachers Spend Sun Life of Canada Sets i j i tioned Sept. 27 Week-End at Mountain Up Branch Here } ad ly after he st them. O ARGUE RELIGION AS GUNS BOOM Missionaries in Shanghai Clash on Virgin Birth BY DD. ¢ HAI BESS SHANG coming tle war today cam Four dollars and 80 cents,| coupled with a “boyish” love of adventure, is quite suffi- cient for one who wants to see the world, declares Miss Jacqueline D'Arngnd, who has just hiked from New York to Pacific coast points) with that amount of money and. dressed in boyish gar She added to her original in- come by becoming a newsboy (real sex unsuspected) in various cities en route, Mami sha ing hands with Lieut. epped from his the extrey Lowell Smith, plane Washington. Secretary of ¢ edges of the picture are Lieutenants Wade anc ie Matta Wee) fear ee To Ruth McDonald, Atlantic City Beauty Winner To All Good ee Who Drive Automobiles for the sake it trimmed. SEATTLE CHIEF To the Candidates, Winners and Losers Honorable Sire everythin, norr ful to permit your faces to Now that muss up our EATTLE majention, see To Roland Hartley Dear Colonel: It ts safe t if new errors in the count o opponent, E, L. French. Co man. Let's see what a bus always the business man becomes a you be different ‘To Seattle Folks My People: Flivver out to Lake Washington one of these moonlight nights and see a red moon spread bronze path | asight that poets dream of and painters cannot over the water, It's duplicate CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘To “Black Jack” Pershing Dear General: So you are thru Too bad, bu je tho rar ary eft fulness by a law field for h commanding p endeavor to in 1918 To Prince Eddie Chic Chap: You are a mo: You know how to enjoy side of life ha | are a good sports circles where sport is not in mil The nation needs your ser t pleasin elf. La en equal attention. in sporting circles, Ar worshippec prince, that's sure t the more seriou: bts that you sport in been ¢ 1, nor hard To the Fight Fans | Dear Boobs: Some 50,000 of you paid good money to seo a tussle between a highlydouted colored man and a pampered brute from the Argentine. You were seeking a thrill. You got trimmed, ‘That's fair enough since people who crowd into sp 5 of the sort make their living trimming others or 0 used to being trimmed by others that they would feel uncomfortable in ar r walk of life SEATTLE. either CHIEF To William Jennings Bryan Dear Commoner: You strike at the booze traffic with all your pristine force a And you strike at those who drink booze with even greater Fine work. It is fitting that a man who ha tarted down the afternoon of life should still carry the r that he held in the prime of his youth. People whe small comfort from your words. But then—they to them, too. will take ight heed SATTLE. To Nature Lovers Dear Legion: The season of the Blue Moon is about here. Nature, composing herself for the winter's slumber, is in langorous and fas cinating mood, Seek out each good day that remains and spend it in | the mountains. There {s no finer relaxation for city folks CHIEF SEATTLE. To Spend $200,000 ji oir rh en on Belt Conveyor ‘1 be tramway | Plant Wash., \ planned by | uperintendent C. Concrete Lheve @ $200! at Concrete 000. helt conveyor for the Superior | | portiand Cement Co., it plans put $115,0 000 Passenger in operation thru the first bid call are carried out, it was indicated | Monday Bids will be received up| BOISE,.Tdaho, gept. 15. m., September 2%, at the |dron Construction Co., offices, in the Seaboard |City, has obtained a permit for eree: for construction of the up-|tion of the new in line nal and rock storage bins | Pacific pas ion ne-mile conveyor. =The Che. Union re, The vation songer at will be $115,000. 1x for the TEiip shah out coneene ibe: Cartuts! oki. practically comptq world flight com- War a @ See CHIEF SEATTLE Later | units IL. Wagner Station for Boise Salt Lake FREDERICK & NELSON f Plisse Crepe Gowns and Pajamas $1.95 SOWNS J made eed ni active values ; and Pajama ron In pastel shades witl dainty flower pattern- ings. Gowns in the st pictured, pajamas with ties at each side and ela tic at waistline and ankles. Sizes for women and young women, $1.95. 20 (Only) Women’s Top-Coats Neat REDUCED fully lined of tan ho fabrics, S styles in Top Coats effect Women’s and Misses’ Turkish House Slippers At 75c Pair MPORTED Turkish House Slippers in wine-color, green, tan, Copenhagen blue, cerise, red, purple and black leather, with leather sole. Trimmed in r cord and pompon, as pictured. Sizes Low- priced at 75¢ pair. wehLALS 75 Women’s and Children’s Bathing Suits Lightweight wool Bathing Suits in a broken size and TO style range. Women's 84 to 40, children’s sizes 80 Muslin Costume Slips Reduced to 45c Each White muslin Costume Slips with shadow- proof hem. Bodice-top style with self shoul- der straps. Women's and young women’: sizes, reduced to 45¢. REDUCED DOWNSTAIRS STORE 300 Pairs of Women’s Brown Stockings AYON (artificial silk) SPECIAL tops. tockings with cotton 91% only. 19c Brown, in sizes 9 and Special 19¢ pair. DOWNSTAIRS STORE PAIR | Lae ane | 700 Colored Lawn ’Kerchiefs Speeial 5c Bach AINTY green, blue and orchid women’s Handkerchiefs of good quality lawn. With neatly hemstitched edges and colored © thread run‘in each side. Special 5¢ each. DOWNSTAIRS STORE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Home Furnishing Needs At Low Prices OMEKEEPERS planning new curtains, dra- peries, floor coverings or other home furnish- ings can find many attractive offerings in our Downstairs Store. Assortments are now fresh and very complete in the lines mentioned. 36-inch Curtain Marquisette Firmly woven quality of this popu- lar curtain marquisette in white and cee Used for ruffled or plain cur- YARD Colored-Dot Scrim 18c Yard White curtain Serim with tern in blue and rose. Also cross- 2-inch ruffle ffect in these same colors. An Length 214 led or plain curtain fabric, 69¢ pair. wide Ruffled Voile Curtains 69c Pair White voile Curtain, and yards. with dainty ruffled tiebacks. Low-priced at dot pat- Fringed Panel Curtains 95c Each These attractive Panel Curtains are made from coarse fish-net-weave net in ecru color. Finished with 4- inch black-headed bullion fringe. Length 214 yards. Low-priced at 95e each. Ruffled Curtain Voile and Marquisette At 20c¢ and 25c Yard ‘lain Voile in white, with dainty h ruffle, 20¢ yard; cross-bar Marquisette in white, with 2-inch ruffle, 25¢ yard. Each in the same width as ready-made ruffled cur- tains. Room-Size Rag Rugs Popular “hit-and-miss” patterns in Rag Rugs woven of clean, clear-col- ored rags in two useful room si 6x9-foot size, $6.50 and $7.50 7-6x10-6 size, $12.50 6x9-ft. Fibre Rugs $2.95 in pleasing tan Low-priced at Inexpensive Rugs and green patterns. $2.95. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Trico Sham Costume Slips $1.95 n Is a closely knitted «) fabric that ent wearing tume Slip has a knife Comfortably-fit worn with dress or beige, gray, 81.95. STORE “Colonial” Tumblers SPECIAL 6 for 29c LEAR pressed glass Tumblers in the pleasing Co- lonial shape pictured. An ideal tumbler for utility use and for boarding houses. Special, Tuesday, at 29¢ for 6. black DOWNSTAIRS Women’s Extra Size Bloomers “Economy” Fruit Jars Reduced Large mouth style, especially good canning whole fruit and vegetables. Pint size, reduced to $1.10 dozen. Quart size, reduced to $1.25 dozen. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE for ight blue, Largo peach sizes, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Stamped Table Napkins Special 5c Each 1,000 Yards of 40-Inch Unbleached Indian Head In 1- to 10-yard Lengths SPECIAL 18c YARD Extra wide Unbleached In- dian Head that women find Sila? Variety. of: atlraative so many uses for. Firmly- ¥ to choose: trom ii these woven quality in lengths con- Pra | taining from 1 to 10 yards. 1 with hem. mped on good cial BE each. TAIRS STORE Handkerchiefs of Me Voile ay Oc Each 4 voile Th chiefs in a d differe in block plaid and woven ere stripe effects, With imitation od edges. Low-priced at 10¢ —DOWNSTAIRS STORE 200 Doz. Turkish Wash Cloths Special, 3 for 10c BSORBENT quality Turkish Wash Cloths in white with blue-and-gold and pink-and-gold borders. Special, Tuesday, at 3 for 10¢, Pretty ¢ DOWNSTAIRS STORE

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