The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1924, Page 3

BER 19, 1924 rut wATT LI © Arother Victing at NAME INVENTOR "onto GROTTO EXPECTS | coast at Radio Meet . Helene ny : Aon ae 1 Seattle Host to Northwest ! Dr. Frederic |G, of Baruyr Grottoes October 11 — oungest Vet 7 THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President FIFTH VENUI D Shea \ \ask tor Horlicks he’ Federal. com The ORIGINAL for V st t . 2Malted Milk. : : : Too MUCH ‘ ‘THE BON MARCHE a! Ba RGAIN BASEMENT |m ee rea rat Our Bargain Campaign Began More Than Six Years Ago! he th you Thousands Have Endorsed Our Platform of Thrift! vending the ¢ a ey T¢ f0 : Brand New Bolivia ere he ; JA ty aa) New Autumn Coats ‘(COATS Excellency of de- 15 sign and workman- ship compete here DRY SLEUTH Values at Sizes with low price for 16 to 44 priority. See for { yourself, Saturday! Taken From President Grant, WOMEN who wear only coats of the finer fabrics and newer, more dis- | Self and fur collars—many kinds of fur; novelty stitching Red Opreavecy <yeluys tinctive styles, will revel in the opportunity offered to fill them ‘ self and bone button trimmed; front button fastenings; full needs at such an emphatically out-of-the -ordinary pricing. d with satin de chine, lingette and embossed crepe; sleeves [i ah } figs veer F ay The coats are new and smart. Of soft rich woolens, such as buckskin, y " nd without cuffs 5 velvatone, cut suede and moda cloth—and straight of line, with full lin- Cinnamon—gray—tan—taupe—black. " , , eld ings of crepe silk ; > fied i nterest t : 3 hentifica. Many have large, luxurious collars of nutria, Thibet and wolf, others New Shipment AW f . are trimmed in many novel ways with fur bandings. Sizes 34 to 46 —Second floor Richard Hudnut's Exquisite Just Received! Boys’ Welt Girls’ All-Wool Polaire _ He Portland Lumber af ff ° A R Mi y COATS r. Branch Opens Here (sou lee ditrameuy. 3 / d. cece Fomee 6 2 A Toiletries aT $ 95 Ka yn \ natiution dea rea, Macart EAUVILLE” is a |D-M.C. Threads Sizes ay i t added to the many other ot 5 to 16 ) iN : \/ ed h fragrances so dear to “amen Ds Sizes - the féminine heart. It is 10 to 131, Smart styles—appeal- a delightfully Without asting ingly priced! | \| exception ‘oR ees | Sk tga Sizes $ 10 Self and fur collars—two- || ||| |] ){"l}] Every film left ture, comes in a beauti- , lto 2 button front fastenings and Ui | air Your Most ; ful satin box of old gold Handkerchiefs aes br cuffs—all are Wr here for develop- Personal Garment wii, atutel hit cee for M nd Women y F . : : 4 white, natural and ra- or Men and Sizes $ 95 rie a \eheerd ing and printing is-your corset. On'itdes Gu a TAS ea pends not only the smart- ness of your frocks but to a large extent your peace of mind, poise and charm. 2', to 51% In tan and gray only. , Remarkable Bargains in Silk ag is handled exactly as if it was the property of the Perfume, —Of soft tissue-like tex- ‘alcum Pow- ture in beautiful shades der, $1.00; Compact, and colored border ef- : sod , fects. These handker- ALLOW REBATE most particular ] Red Cross Gets Back Over- ee SES rane ~Fint Noor chiefs are very popular amateur that we charge for Lumber Cargo MODART Re a as they are guaranteed Satin! serve. Sweaters may, aiaoties a D R ESS ES =e Eastman Kodak Co. ae CORSET for ar posse gg se S 2 C ! (Northwestern with the view for women, 398¢. ati n repe. \ Photo Supply Co.) grooniini: a $2.00 First Floor 1415 Fourth Ave. that will aid rbbger bes ce New Arrivals ton up high at neck ] 4.50 Faille ea Crepe! high hades Nearly every kind of a dress you can think of in this Run own rasta De iis Scarfs one group. The low price does not indicate inferior merchandise —these are truly wonderful garments for the money. Lace collars and cuffs—button and braid trimmed—tiers of flounces bound with self colored braid—fringe and tassel effects—pin tucks. Oakwood, tan, brown, black, navy and some light colors. Second Moor kedipribiecrtded taal eed! Scarfs, depicting the beautiful combination colorings so popular this season, with edges of long silk knotted fringe. Some in plain shades; others in two-tone ef- fects. These are being worn in muffler-like manner under the heavy coats this season and are to be found in a large Westinghouse Mazda Light Globes New and 50-watt size Reduced Prices United States rd me rgency Fleet Home Ties Stronger Than Marriage Vows, You will like Men’s All-Leather SHOES You will ap’ i They are all Peter Diamond brand—all leather—and are offered at an extremely t light current. Eve ted array of patterns at tow tet HH DOOR ot opportunity flings : —Basement Store ER. “3 Ss 5.95 OW price. wide its portals only to the)‘ ry $1.75 to $5.95. : man who is up and doing—who is |}? ee d —First floor All have Goodyear welt- filed with pop and. punch wien | Portamou ed soles and rubber heels. rich, red blood tingling through his ere 6 rh ———— ekes TOTS. system. Mountain size obstacles isee es. it f Black and Brown Calf dwindle to ant hills and ambitions ,“ skin and Black Kid. become accomplishments to thesa | my ne aries his wife in| Medium and _ pointed sort of men. oye gh rages bes B19; ar Ps i ren C ry Or ca 5 vhere employer ‘who|came with her to i toes; straight lasts; broad Where is the employer who) te mber, 1922 seeks the man who is phy and the broad lasts wed visit her relatives t Dutohman Has a Big Job | run-down? The man without stam. | to be in plain toes. Guaranteed ina to withstand the knocks and | in ind. Once there, she refused allteather gaia me | gaft of the hurrying, scurrying | to return Somersaulting Around World with att Ae | i with world of business? Shia aad Some | 8.8.8. {s the long established and | Ky. PARIS, Sept. 19.—The “Flying double soles. Sizes 6 to 11. time honored creator of ‘red-blood- Kingston Holds Ag. } Dutchman” was a piker compare cells. You cannot expect to get Fair Next Saturday | wi his fellow-countryman, nan very far up the ladder xingston;.. Washo Will noid ‘akkenberg, the “looping Dutch- are equipped with a boo i : hold | an} |ostrong and vigorous, agricultural fair at the Highland | start you on your way. Don't al- chool, Kingston, next Saturday. Be | low the “Door of Opportunity ide regular exhibits, there will be| p99 | be closed to you because you havo | special display by the Harden club| ), | not the stamina to withstand tho | of school children. William Damask¢ | gaff—because your nerve power | V attle storekeeper, will judg | {8 lacking, Build up your system! | exhibit . 8.5.8. made of carefully selected | Priz } and scientifically prepared and |xhow! kenberg has himself the | task of turning saults id travel from Am and MOTHER:- Fletcher’s | toria is a pleasant, harm-7 less Substitute for Castor | Oil, Paregoric, Teething § 8 Drops and Soothing Syrups, | ‘ prepared for Infants in arms |” and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Cot’ hihen Proven directions on cach package, Physicians everywhere recommend He and has just arrived in olling strong. He esti- | ‘ will reach his destina: | tion about February 12 \ All along the route the Dutchman | has been followed by amazed, laugh ing crowds, but he is very anxious about his job and remains unper. | turhed dd. winners will have the sent to the Kitsap county that } makes you fit! Got back that old | week j time punch! When opportunity ecite = knocks be ready to answer tho call! MIDDIES $9.39 8 to 16 proportioned herbs and barks |fair at Port Orchard the es Plain colors in co-ed style. Plain collars Something FREE at and some with contrasting colored braid in three rows. Department Store See Announcement of Opening on page 4, 5.8. 8. ia wold at all good drug stores in two sites. The larger size is more economical. Dental expert say half a tooth is | better than none if it is properly pre= [served