The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 6

THE Here’s Want to Welcome Flyers? Trouble With the FREETO YOU) SATURDAY Clip pm SE Traffie ATTLE ST Out AR and n How to Reach Sand Point | This Patrolme Save | - Wonderful Free Offer ag Climax to Great Clothing Sale—Final-Clean-Up Saturday Here is our FREE OFFER: Men's beautifully Two-Pants Suits all-wool serge, full lined, in blues browns and pin-stripes. Originally priced around $35—but tailored | bh | they go tomorrow at the final clean-up 85 price $ ] 6. And Here's Lot 2: Men's finest tailored Suits, in heavy English serge, blue and bankers’ gray; the majority of these suits still retain their original $45 price tags (full guarantee in writing with every Suit), and 85 the final clean-up price Saturday is $ ] 9, And Men, Look at this Great Overcoat Opportunity \ Men's Heavy All-Wool Overcoats, belted models, tailored to N Show their original $35 and $40 value, but they go tomor | . row at $16.85 and $19.85. And a special lot of Men's Late , Model All-Wool Overcoats marked down for clean-up sale Saturday at the $ 1 2: 85 | rock bottom price And as an added inducement to force all these Suits and Oyercoats to be sold before the close of business Saturday night, we make this FREE OFFER: Any $4.00 Hat in the house—and there are over 200 to select from, in all shapes) — and styles—will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE with each of these Suits or Overcoats sold tomorrow. AND PLEASE NOTE—THESE FREE OFFERS \ y GOOD FOR SATURDAY ONLY! \ Saturday we'll sell Men's; Men’s Fine Dress Shoes, for-| | genuine Dutchess Trousers, merly $7.00, for $2.98. Men's \ ) $6.00 and $7.00 val for Work Shoes for While \ Y ($3.65. Men’s $4.00 and $5.00 fine Boys’ Shoes have been | X Feark Pants at $2.35. Boys’ Suits marked at $1.95. ots gat aAlar|. Raye been marked $385; Think of buying Men's \ ; ‘ors heavy All-Wool Mackinaws at Heavy Fleeced or Ribbed Un-| | ‘ Abd BS $4.85. Heavy, pure wool, pull- derwear for 69%c, and Men's, | \ ‘Over Sweaters, formerly Heavy Wool Underwear for t $7.50, at $3.85. 98c. And Men’s Heavy Win- t Over 200 dozen Men's ter Union Suits at $1.39. We've also marked a big lot of Men's Caps, original prices $1.50 and $2.00, at Sc. Yes,| [PA RAKING | come here before it’s too late, |} SPACE | And here’s the cause for L NO feiss] these enormous reductions—, The end of this great Cloth- ing Sale is at hand. Hundreds} of new Suits and Overcoats, bought at a mere fraction of original cost must be sold and the combined Red Front) stocks, at 1601-1603 First Ave., corner Pine St., will all Dress Shirts, neck band or collar attached, bealtiful pat- terns—come take your pick tomorrow at 98c; while Work Shirts go at 49¢. Men's Lisle Socks go at 18c, and Cotton Socks go at 9c. Yes, we defy competition! We'll sell Men’s Overalls at 98c. Men's Collars, all sizes, at 5c. Black Bear Overalls— in fact, everything that man needs for dress or work wear —all included in this sale and Ee ee NE ee! | going at these sensational be thrown on sale at these prices. genuine rock-bottom sale UNDAY, 4 Tomorrow you can buy Prices. . mit Be here when the DOORS OPEN SATURDAY MORNING} AT 9:00 O'CLOCK. We have just mentioned a few of the bargains offered. The clean-up of this great stock won't last long. Be sure and come to this great clothing sale| Saturday. You can’t make any mistake here. Remember our address—on the corner, First and Pine St. | RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY | 1601-1603 _ First _Ave., Corner Pine St. teen ‘OF To Bury Volunteer. ners, for president of Lieut. Lowell H. Smith, cor 4@ help in reuniting those who have Leen nd on beh on, Rear Admir Jaines and Mayor Brown. There is important {nforrma‘ If FRANCIS ff. MAUS City he should « ti office, 1925 Fou é Message there for him Hippe The put in the history |P. -I. Is Fined $10 the largest the ¢ wing gum industry 869. mits the Newspaper plant does @ | in the meaning of th | for industri Another Big Sale of Coats erprises, High-Grade Garments u Q.50 Raretons Polaires Novelty Coatings And it was this same rr asserted that a remedy Jwould bo compounded that |make creaky, swollen, Pipeless Furnace “The Lowest Priced Quality Furnace in Seattle” New smart styles, splen- ‘ \Joints work with just a didly tailored of excellent || In aplté of the low price at @|"™mothness as thoy ever did fabrics ‘ Pose 1$ which the “Victory” is sol Now this abrics. The majority |[J@ it is a high-grade furnace «| named Joint- and must not be confused ¢ | SUceessfully have fur collars and many | have fur cuffs and other fur trimmings. with cheap furnaces selling at through anywhere near this price SAVE ONE-THIRD On Your Fuel Bill Heat your entire home for a than you now heat only or two rooma with # stoy Serccccccccceseccccescceseseee® [of people who suffer that need imbering up. inflamed, are The regular prices would be $39.50 or more, and fi and corrects the Exceptional values at $28.50, Remember nis of the Joint-Kase ix for igints, whether hip, elbow, rer, An Eatimate Without Obiigation ERNST « HARDWARE CO, Sixth Avenue and Pike Street § * Special Price Basement Its on sale at ment Hoogewer maciats to the mill from ailing WORLD F LIGHT PROGRAM the the ; Fireman on Monday City Halt park REL ATIVES + abaya te ander of ted. Those whose relatives or alt of the Introduction of all are missing are invited to fiye Parade up Second ave. to New Wash fhe disappearance directiy to The star MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 ‘are requested also to report to | BEE <2 Gcher ceteucepers acs rise i ng te reproduce such items as will intercst , » el field. F ft. aig will prenide. tt a nm behalf of cit y David Whitcomb. rly Mrs. Wesley L. Jon Please phone fed Cross. oi r of Lieut. Leslie P. Arnold. Chamber of Com- drome, thru courtesy 2 in invited ty. by Justice Dalton! not come with eight-hour Jaw ‘Stiff, Swollen Joints JOINT-EASE: It was a high-class pharmacist ei Pihy E Who saw prescription after prescrip Bolivias Matorias |tion fall to » hundreds of Nis customers rid of rheumatic stiff, inflamed Joints, n who could and) would tormented much stiff, usually but wh@ever nike right in h and ote trouble ail in} shoulder, | and when you rub expect speedy and drugrint for 60 cents a tube. ‘ NS PO) NG The themselves ma The reach the by ¢ off he upy ho from 63rd at., ¢ 20th av 20th ave. t., east o7 to Sand Po To lear route is: t 0 at. 40th st., EDINBURG: de swirling curre swim ' { Vorth from Burnt i feat never bi The nburgh science teach f distance of 10 abo p a yer map 10th ave. Universit Bg oy to EB. as " N. E t E. int. e the 65t South on 60th ave. to county r j county road to 38th ave. south on 38th ave. to E. 45th at., oad, H—It the swimme d the reach aid leave Sand Point routing landing field, to BE. southweat west on E. and Montlake blvd. west on EB. to University bridge. During events at the field, route to how) is N., E., trd at , north on 65th A at. road field — the | on N. E., to B. 40th st. outbound traffic en route to Sand Point will be deflected |from Montlake bled. and Lurelhurst road. | When parking fields, shown| Great Neck on the lower map, are filled) y~~woua. Long Ist nae ed newspaper | / , 4 NEOL. g Island, Sept. 2 : i ye i all traffic will be diverted| phot pidew tb | back to the city for the pub-| » ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles lic reception at City Hall}, i nd “Wilda Bennett and park. | Ber Nusband wa It doesn't do brush or was dissolve on pa. By morning. every single + You will fin Destroys the Hair || SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET e:the Seatcle Port inteitizencer was |! Dandruff Soon | fined 1 n Justice C. C. Dalton’ jcourt Thursday for employing a| | woman linotype operator 11 h in one day. At for the pi . . | elected to stand on thelr demurrer |titul, glossy, silky hair, eciai Frice basement tthe ot appeal was [means get Hd given Jui The care will) wijt starve your hair go to he paper ad-|i¢ you ‘ mt h © WAY to.get r it, then y “a night ry lid most, if will be done, re applications w © and enth ign vou trace that nd, Loo, 1 doktroy it when enough to mojaten the and rub it in gently with the do ff, and by a ruin it} | to try to| only | ‘uff is} bout four quid arvon; retiring; | scalp | finger| not all, of and two com destroy of it all itech ing and di f of the scalp will] top, and your lear will a hundred ti better. ‘our 0} no matter how have Lies ats A od ( Now styles every day? higdost valt OnePrice ! ) ( Dr. &, Yow 116 Yealor Wa et liquid arvo ollor at any m rer 0S Ever d Store er Benitle, Wash, all you will need, h dandruff you} drag store, | medy ver | ) } & 1014 Second Ave ob Totcerat to FRIDAY, SEP THE BEST IN ARMY GOODS THE 7 Lowest Prices For the Man Out of Doors They Have No Equal LARGE ASSORTMENTS IN ALL LINES AND ALL AT BOTTOM PRICES Army Wool O. In perfect ¢ Leather Saddle Hag Vale Leather Putters Palr D, Blankets ndition. Spe it Candles Army in g Rain Coats, used br od condition Luneh recial ci 1S fee Army Breeches, reclaimed, y Wool Blankets. Double. | but in good condition st quality, four-pound. Halt While they 95 Special. a Cashmere last Par. 2.02 j Cc PRP iis caeet $4. 75 20c Sox Dats 3 Pairs f Long Slip-On Raincoat, Gen- ive cond rs 75 sia uine U. S. Raynster. All Special. Pair. ° | sizes 6. 00 Arey | Special....... $ Six-pound var tress .. $6.95 Special. Red and Blue, All-Wool Stag 15c Shirts. All ss $7 50 Dolly Varden 100% Wool estan as. “hie -) Blankets, 70x82-inch size. Hiker | U. S. Army Trench Shoes, Fancy plaids. 8 6 Bags | with hobs, nearly all sizes. Each. cveéeess $ 5 Special ; 25¢ Gray Cotton Blankets, | Imported All- Wool 3 . large size. Military Golt U.S wer Marching Shoes, Special. Pair $3. 75 Brushes Hone one of the best work shoes Pair Pair ever made. Army Underwear, Shirts and $1.50 Special. Pair. $3 45 Drawers Spetials 45 35c All-Wool Plaid Shirts in red, are Cc Fi brown or green. Spe- y Springtex Worsted Sipsors cial ion Suits. Pair Each Special. .. “$3.50 $2.35] ge. Complete Lines in Blankets, Shoes, Sox, Shirts, Breeches, Leggings, Underwear, Rain Coats, Mackinaws and Rubber Boots to Select From Surplus Army Supply Store 1013 First Avenue—1013 PHOTOS DID IT: = Showed “Mr. and Mrs.” Who |... Weren’t—Suit Follows nt that Mise Bennett en m her and asks $100,-| way fro NEW PARISIAN STYLE PARIS.—A wosian of the Parisian aristocracy has appeared on the | boulevards with an evening gown on |which her coat of arms is produced hing reilevea|in jewels on a white satin back- reauend tn '® | ground. The stones had to be pierced ine blood, | for this purpose, and tho thelr value im. Write for | was decreased, the dress at is stands | WROPST | ix valued at many thousands of dol- | lars. | mand of the Day Is Sanitation’ {7 Years’ Continuous Successful Practice '@ in the State iB of Washington | must commend itself * to you as proof of my ability to fulfill by guarantee of quality dentistry — at moderate fees, First and Madison CAMPBELL HARDWARE me CO. “C0. A Real Sale of Real COCOA DOOR MATS The small size, 14x24 inches. OUR EXTRA SPECIAL The medium size, 16x28 ins. OUR SALE PRICE The large size, 18x30 inches. OUR EXTRA SPECIAL.. Considering the weather and these wondort: NOW is the time to buy e% Reg. $1.25. CONSULTATION AND Reg. $1.50. EXAMINATION FREE Reg. 25-, 40-, 50-Watt Lamps 5 for $1.10 finest American-made "“NITROC standard and most efficient lamp for the home. Regu OUR VER PECIAL PRICK. 23¢ euch—5 for $1.10 “Obey That Ever ine Impulse and Visit Dr. Wilson” DR. J, T. The The euch * Brand Tungsten Lamps, 75-Watt Clear Nitrogen Lamps 2 4 WILSON Regular 45¢ each—-SPECIAL.... 97C ‘Fo 100-Watt Clear Nitrogen ee reg. 55¢, heehaie urn haem tn SPECIAL, each: | isa Geshe ee 42 Cr Fi ae And Several Other Sizes at Very Special Prices or mas oh ey ia waa ver .