The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 5

} WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE 24, 1924 Thousands of Shoes THI EATT LE TAR Cynthia Grey: Mother Must Find Temporary Home for [ © Must Be Closed Out L-¥earrOld Roy at Once ne Gent Buys Extra Pair D)PAR MISS GREY: 1 am writing help me find a home for a darling ot ' old enough to go to se ed i during the day, a famil care for, st ' must find a home for the ¢ or a short time at least } I have been keeping the - id can truthfully i { a real sunbeam to have in the home, as he is healthy, t t ° * natured, obedient and used to being with stranger Shoes of Quality for Men, Women and Children such a little boy (he is not yet 5 years old), he is able to do a great deal for himself and will prove a blessi to anyone Our shelves and racks are loaded This one cent sale is a means of §) 0 can give him a temporary home 3 : : : As I am called East I must give him up i the mother with thousands of pairs of shoes, getting quick action, and will B/is not able to pay for his board and care. He will moré representing finest quality, We prove to all Seattle that we are Bithan repay anyone in love and cheerfulne who can help toe » for sz “t y k , e boy o the are quitting shoes and must close C giving shoe values that have never al mother for a short time by taking the boy into their re i ed i » Narthe: 8. every pair of them out in double- ~ Lag in 7 Northwest. Ye te Bis) ee 2 F Just buy one pair at any price in hey pi Ea od cats quick time. The sacrifices we have P A P si Elderly Man Joble ey will receive ‘ effect during this sale and you Dear Miss Grey: I am an eld | callers on Monday, Wednesday, made are extremely radical, but can get an extra pair for 1c, fm" Baye owned a. lt) | and Friday, from 1 to 2 p. m, | we are, satisfied if they can be sold For Extra Nationally-known makes of shoes JP1 have been sick for nino montha| = tet Sel big ye at once. Pair are included. 7 a aA only , ' at ty | ice in The Star building, Ane) ° leventh ave. - z avy work I wou AOA Y Rath wate LES oar i i» All Shoes on Sale Are Plainly Marked With Red Tags Jf 1! 0! sbi" whee eee nar to hen byl vefused many others, appeal to you. 1 have |! bear a written message for fear 9 had experience aa an elevator opera. Ne would be taken prisoner and the bs ter anny eas Mand be letter found, The knight therefore ent Gbnditions Y could sent her a metal button from his ’ ‘ Sh eatoes bat oho coat on which he scratched four . 5 5 a e 7 letters at the four points of an X Men’s Shoes | Women’s Shoes | Children’s og eee he letters were k, i, 8, 8. Since , this famous message, other lovers Men's Dress and light-weight Pumps and Oxfords Wants to Learn have wsed the X to stand for kisses, Work Shoes in black or brown; | Ladies’ High Shoes in broken oes Pastry Cooking but omit the letters at each point $5.00 values Pek SCH 95 lines and a few bro- Dear Miss Grey: Wl you please| However the romantlo story bas at. ken Hines of Rubbers 45c Infants’ Soft Sole and First print this letter und try to help me | never been forgotten: Better grado of fine Shoes and | Ladies’ Shoes, Oxfords and | Step Shoes in several colors, — ; eeepc dapat ara] Ie Malet Oxfords in kid and calf leath Pumps in black, $1 95 and Children's raid Cares ar poids Names for Cat dressmaking, but my eyen a an bat bet es oe ers, in brown and $5. 95 brown and white . White Shoes 95c ting so weak now that I have to| Wnst are some good - black colors. Fine assortment of Ladies’ : give up sew I am good 5 gr Palas tO Extra Pale te More Novelty Pumps in black, tan, Children's Shoes and Slippers, baking, e enough to under | em, Fare, Stall, Sam a . Purrnew, Vesta, Flora, Mimi, Kat brown, beige and gray, in kid, including vety good take a job, I wonder if thru your!) Jet, Topaz, Ned, Ear Jim, Ladies High Shoes of better Patent, suede, satin and calf; quality column, I could find a ¢ tla, Osiris cae fit f quality in black or dark brown 1" low, medium $4 95 Beutt $2.45 ed restaurant or bakery : Kid and calf leathers. Some 29d high heels . abs aeonarrithesrh would let me help bake SN “Ye 0 01 Ladies’ high grade Novelty : jirls’ Si hours, three or four times a week » arth Wishicren fens ‘Pumpa’and Oxiorés tn a! de pears rt pout cds and teach me. I am bright BUBBLE OF TOUR TO Included; sirable leathers 5 95 chi $4.95 willing. I don't think it would take |! ROYAL RANCH BUSTS $5 valoes s and shades F wear; good quality me long to lear RA nie IN BARE JAIL CELL : y : Phone evenings .- Extra Pair 1c More Extra Pair 1c More Extra Pair 1c More | ree Come Early STAR SHOE STORE 121 Seneca, Cor. 2nd Ave. Don’t Miss It i \d Laws which permitted executions | $G by the ax were not repealed in Eng- | land until 1747. gest put 000, 000 Suit Alask ever s was entered here a in Alaska aga ms ed in Alaska | bond lopment etrthatinine: M be used 4|How Fat Actress jwhen the Bar New York, filed a for It nt $ho Alaska G f bank be hydro. de orders. Treat with na- S ture herbs. So druga, M. Hee Wo Chinese Medicine Co, 208 James St., Cor. Second Ave. Seattle, Wash. Phone EL lot-1339 Dr. > | 115 Yeater ACQUAINTED menean by and entertain CLUB, Abolish Ic some recreat whole. Special Thursday Dozen The best wide-mouth jar. RINSO, Special Thursday, Large Pkg. 9c For the family washing; soaks clothes clean. Goodrich BIGYCLE TIRES Special $1.69 Thursday An extreme low price. Red non-skid, button tread type; for a 28-inch wheel. A Limited Quantity of Kerr-Mason Self- “<4 Sealing Wide-Mouth PINT JARS 98c Juicy. All this week we are featuring Gris wold Iron Ware at Special Prices. NO. GRISWOLD DUTCH OVER Complete with Trivet. Special Thursday ... Makes the toughest meat or fowl tender and el ... $2.69 Odds and Ends of Previous Aluminumware Sales grouped at one price for quick selling Thursday— 19¢ each, Wonderful values. Windsor Kettles, Drain Kettles, Preserving Kettles, Convex Kettles, Convex Sauce Pans, Pails. Limited quantities. 15-lb, Floor Polishing BRUSHES SPECIAL $ 1 98 THURSDAY You can easily obtain that much desired wax finish by using a welghted brush. et Goodell-Pratt Bench Vises SPECIAL $1 .29 THURSDAY., most handy Linch steel J; vise for the m at home or for the garage. Origin of X | for Kiss Miss Grey the P ne & kiss by a cros L. The story is that there was once a young man in the days of knight hood and chivalry and glittering jeeds, named Sir Ronald du Bols, |who was sent on a dangerous mis of |slon and was taken prisoner. He pad left at home a fair and beautt ul sweetheart, and it was his de rtgnge held ‘ty the |sire to send ber some message A 31.476 and represents | bribed messenger promised to take Became Slender stage people now depend entirely our EXTREME Teeth as low se seseeee Bent net of teeth, Ited Rubber (éither set) if Gold Crowns (22 karat). Bridge Work (22 k Porcelain Crowns Gold Fillings « Go Synthetic Porcelata Fillings .. Silver Fi Cement Fi Teeth T Pyorrhea *per tooth « Nerve Remov ¢ Teath Extracted (Painieas) 5 Me No charge for painless extract- cleaning when other ected for. tion and work 1s cont Old gold is valuable. 1 cash oF allow you full value for ft on dental work. A PRIVATE, high-class, up-to- date, SANITARY dental’ office with sterilized Instruments and gentlemanly operators, whom you will not be ashamed to rec- id to your friends, canteed for 1S yeara ation FRE Open 1ly—9 to 12 Sunday OHIO ‘DENTISTS 207 University Corner Second Ave. Over’ Mutual Say. & Loan Ana’n, Get instant, sure relief, where and when you need it most. Get the Baume that gives the magic touch—use it like cold cream. For: Headaches Rheumatism Coughs and colds Toothaches Backaches Tired feet. we Ay Leeming & Co. Amer. Agents, N. Ys ee plans for a ducted tour of loc » the pere al fo t Canadian ran prince of Wales received a knock As a result the ih prince, It seems be t the com of neveral ie colony a wea m the local “p * was at mpting to intcrest {n the trip. Police say Prince Endre is none Stephen Gregor, of Ho is specifi. stealing an jeclaration and a ng w bunch of him to bring alc friends for a roya dian ranch, 1 time on the SRM AE AST MH She eh ET? «| Seek $3,200 Auto Accident Damages | her hus Myrtle Mra. W na 8, Smith 4 . and Mra ker have filed suit for of $3,200 against Art an auto lant They allege that Gregortus ran his machine { the car Smith was driving, Infur the women and damaging the § auto, All Roses Files Quenched by Rain All forest fires in the vicinity of ® were reported out Wednes- | ing heavy rains for two Eatonville fire ts com: | pietely subdued. With the probable cessation of hot weather, the fores menaco for this season over, according to Fire M. Digby. 2 Arrested, House Loot Is Recovered Proceeds of house robberies dur. June Warden J | | ing month were recovered late Tuesday by Detective M. Scrat. ford, and as a result George Daw- fon, a logger, and M. C. Widger electrician, are held on pen charges. The Inds are accused in connection with the robbery. of five homes in Seattle Strand Doorman Is Now a Proud Father | Jimmy Hollingsworth, the door- man at the Strand theater, 1s recety- ing congratulations on becoming the father of an eight-pound danghter Monday. Mra. Hollingsworth 1s re- | ported as doing nicely Says—Now Stiff Joints Must Go! New Discovery Limbers ’Em Up and Even the Creaking Ceases. Just rub the new application called Joint so if you want to know what’ real Joint comfort is. Its for stiff, swollen, or pain-tor- |tured Joints whether caused by | rheumatism or not A few seconds! rubbing and It |soaks' right in through skin and | flesh right down to ligament and | bone. | It ofls up and dlimbers’ up the |Joints, subdues the inflammation and reduces the swelling. Joint Fase ta the one great remedy for all Joint troubles and all live drug- gists aro dispensing it dally—a tube for 60 cents. 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