The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1924, Page 5

ESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1924 rut ATTLE 8ST RAIL TRAFFIC IS/Shhipp News PINEAPPLES ON I sSHOES STIMULANT ei Ss, LOCAL MART Every Pair Must : F apd pk an he Fare Be Sold NOW! amet, AR Industrial Shares ies | Flour Jump Also Feature WALL STRET JOURNAL FINAN FAL REVIEW One Cent Buys Extra Pair hos ne ‘ Sale Starts Tomorrow at 9 A. M. How can such shoes be seld at such insignificant prices, then hig rt pair ef equal value be thrown in for only 1 tra? That's : jon that has been asked us many times since this re breaking sale opened. The fact that we are quitting shoes must dispose of them Rit NOW ts the true answer At any test be here early to make your selections, for no one whe wants to save REAL MONEY will miss tt, Nationally known males of shoes are included in this vast stock. Shoes of Highest Quality Included WOMEN’S SHOES vi Pye 4 Pumps and Oxfords Sates se oe Ladies’ Shoes, Oxfords and . WHEAT ADVANCE # Angele ‘ Pumps in black, brown and white $1.95 ; ie Be wn Paid shipper Ladies’ High Shoes of better eal. black or dark brown kid and calf te: Yeo Old Time Comfort quotation The cucumber 2 Hotterfat— A grade, Seattle deliver ‘ tra Palr) $3.95 Washington” Shoes included. (le Mxtra Carries Prices Into New } " ¥ t v Milk i 1} Extra Pair $5.00 values, NOW Tair) High Ground on Crop ‘ ea frou Victoria, ’ Las Fine assortment of Ladies' Novelty Pui o os ply . tan, brow and calf ’ in bia hk, w, medium and hig hheels Ladies’ High Shoes in broken lines; and a few broken lines of Rubbers rm Values Extraordinary K trip POULTRY AND MEATS PAGE 3 DEPARTMENT STORE : A Special | Purchase BF Crepe Pajamas Styled, as Sketched, i Butterfly, Conventional | and Floral Designs! \ Last! tt ereas Women’ Pajamas, sketched, in various dainty pat- | \ terns on grounds of maize, blue, ® flesh color, peach and_ orchid. Sizes are 15, 16 and 17. In regu- ae a lar stock these would sell for $2.50 Dainty Gowns, $1.95 Gowns as sketched to the left, and made fine checked voile and plymouth cloth, in square and Jenny tyle prettily trimmed with lace. Sizes 15, 16 and 17; shades are pe , pink and orchid. Formerly $2.50 each. On sale Thursday at $1.95 each. exact @ 0 RARAAALEECE Eee LAAAALLL Women’s and Children’s Knit Garments r visions were irregula Prices Paid Shi i" ] a MEN’S SHOES : wa | Vessels in n Other Rate lace ee Comfortable in Cool Weather = | Chicago Board of Trade | ini om Vuncoures’ nape sh. at | Bee tb no is Women’s Union Suits Girls’ Union Suits % Men's Dress and Light-weight Work Shoes, in black or eisai” eee” wane aie Bi Absto fron tat, per ib sence) : o1 pats bende ade A Ouls + brown—$5.00 values, NOW ‘$3. 95 epee Ter #30 [334 Formerly $2.50 and $8.50, for at $1.00 Bs {te Wixtra Pate) " ‘6 Fleece lined Union Suits in Dutch a Finest Se. and Sates in kid and calf leathers, in ‘$5. 95 ¢ ay iene oe s10 $ I 89 neck, elbow sleeves, knee or ankle * brown and black colors ancareets " i Veal—Yancy lish vo ; ee ee a . (le Extra Pate) POULTRY AND MEATS ; e length atyleg. 8 ner Fa P, tor 08 a Toe eh eee Ge ns years. Of a weight ideal for school | es ’ ; . : Dreilere pte < CHILDREN’S SHOES co OR ie A ut $00. 3 : Children’s Shoes and Slippers, including very good 2.4 > ua 2 eet MS group of values, , 3 < : quality Scuffers Met '$ a ge Rss glass avn -thbue silk Outing Flannel Gowns 2 (le Bextra Pal “ phi Seka? ~ e . - ¢ Wixtra Pair) nite ee ae rom “is and-lisle and Reduced to 95c } : es ‘ ty is 8 mercerized lisle 1 tar oe tore Liverpool Grain Span Union Suits Good weight Gowns ina splendid i Tuesday's Quotations Quotations at Union Stockyards in pink and assortment of pink and white and } 121 Seneca Street, Corner Second Avenue Ldn Cattle white; sizes 36 blue and white stripes; styled with | " to 44. Shop early on these garments high neck and long sleeves. Form- BORDERS Successful all summer and will be} . as they will not last long at this erly $1.50 each. j 7 Bordered materials have been very | even more extensively for win price! CHICAGO, hard, $1.40@ ¥ Horlicks BANK CLEARINGS ; ORIGINAL Malted Mitk Seattle Clearings Balances $5,863,976.56 1,093,714.36 Portland Clearing» 5,823,676.13 rice Store W saledoe airniaaa | | 45econd Ave | ~ Tacoma j ss LA Y] | DigestibleNo Cooking. A Total transactions. . 2,820,000,00 ] - | 8G Avoid Imitation ba x | for <A HSSTORE HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M: THURSDAY IS SEATTLE DAY AT THE WESTERN WASHINGTON FAIR AT PUYALLUP nd ent for hauling, ing com.) | Artichokes Beans —Oreen . | Pole and string, 3 Deets—Per sack Dor. bunches Nrassets 4} Cabbage ir A new shipment of Cups and Saucers arriving just in time for our big sale offered Thursday at extreme low prices. China Cups and Saucers tn 3 beau- tiful floral decorations. Special, Set of 6..... 89c Holland White | Semi-Porcelain Cups and Saucers; large 98c Special, Set of 6........ “DRESS WELL ENGLISH WHITE AND GOLD SEMI-PORCELAIN $1 49 AND SUCCEED” CUPS AND SAUCERS, SET OF 6............. debsvoce becegeesons . NO SECONDS. | Pumpkins, ib. Rotabagns—Per sack Radishes—Local Spinach—Local, crate Sweet Motatoes—Lb. . h--Ld, v0, Meee —itomegrown, Tornips pack ee |_ Local, doz. bunches . 24-Lb. |Yams—Crate u 3.36 | Dovt Delays Eso. ie Other varieties | Bananas Per | | Blackberries—Crate Crabapples—Small box . Cranberries — Box Fige—Cal., Grapes California Sewer and Drain Pipe Cleaner, Spe- oa HOOC can 3 for $1.00. HOUSEHOLD SCALES | Repair Your Roof Now 60 tsi | Juice rapes, ton. | Grapetrait—cal TAERENy Cen Ground Cherries ‘ange Roofing Honey—Comb, per Specially Lemon —1 5 Priced ‘ Loranges—Per box - Thursday— SPECIAL freaches—-Dox 2 BOTTLES 35c Ye orange box Prones—Itaflan, suftcase | Quines—t», | Strawberries—Local MAY, GRAIN AND » (Prices to Consumer, F, 0. B, Seattle) $1.19 108 square fect offered Thursday at a saving— “ RAY STAN to roll. Alfalfa Hay 32.00 : ? Timothy. RE he ; nine ote (ato. gira i ieoogiece with cemen ler silingginp Cracks and feed, ms Hy and nails for | te whe Ls Sunrse? Ovienooaas arieyeswncle, ees. as snow a |Oate—Whole feed 00 | Rolled. Wheat ity in the kitehen | 4 50 ) "33" Chick Ma Very Special 20¢ Serateh Fi —100's | Linseed “Oil Meat- 00 100's air Inch Tig Grade White Table Oi! Clot, at, yard | Soya Bean Meal—100's 56.00 FLOUR AND SUGAR Flour—Local blends ...... 4.70 Patonta 5 ‘ps 3 ( ; P Sugar—Cane, per ewt ? Choice of Sizes 8 or 9 at OM ARE Beet, per ewt. .. : Rochester Copper-Bottom CHARGE ACCOUNT SERVICE \Cheasty’s | Batter: Keene! xtra pulleta, S26 undersized pullete, 276 Cheese—Cal. flats, fancy, 200. $1.98 || An extra low price. Made of good quality tin . with heavy copper bot- Portland Produce as h 8 oiler tom; fit-in cover and _Teestay’s Quotations Hen alae Butter—cube extras, aac stationary prime firsts, 360; flrnte, Kgar—-Bxtras, 620; firet Second at Seneca en 67.00 | slip, #0 : joe ; Women’s Union Suits Wool-Mixed Union Suits : | $2.50 for $1.00 Women's Union Suits of durable Union Suits styled with high neck, veins Ailing aca a Mee niet long sleeves or Dutch neck, elbow | ized stripes. ese come In low neck, s ves g ° 5 ' no sleeve, knee length styles. Sizes geevees ankle length; also, low neck, are 86 to 44, sleeveless, knee length style. Sizes | are 34 to 44. These are knit of me- | Boys’ Union Suits dium weight cotton. at $1.00 Winter weight Union Suits for boys, in plain or mottled gray color; | sizes 6 to 16 years. This is the suit so many boys like for school wear. Women’s Silk Radium Slips Reduced to Silk Sli vith free a a $2.95 Sateen Bloomers for 79c ; ; ; & 4 in shades of orchid, peach, navy, Women’s Bloomers of striped black and white. Sizes are 36 to sateen in pink, peach and white. 42. Formerly $3.50. On sale Sizes are 27 and 29. Formerly $1.00 a pair. For this sale, 79¢. Thursday at $2.95 each. Thursday Morning at 10 o’Clock Mrs. W. E. Barnhart Prominent Seattle Club Woman Will Sponsor the Opening of Our Mothers’ Council and Well Baby Center to be held in ®ur Infants’ Department every Thursday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m, throughout the year. 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