The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 2

HOUSE>BARGAINS | siacta I DEPARTMENT STORE ( ( :) Fukien War Lord in Control; Lug 1419-21-23 FIRST AVE Zt Next Door to Economy Market A Selling Event for Saturday and Next Week worthy the particular . The price is so extremely low that it will pay every woman to buy a supply. Small, medium and large Manchus Capture China Wall City OSAKA, Oct, 17 es, ANNIVERSARY PRICE 93c Men’s Gabardine Girls’ Coats in fine wool ‘ coating, fully lined. Some Raincoats with fur collars. Sizes 2 to 14— Raglan sleeve, belted models; $15 values, at $5.95 and $7.95 and Misses’ Call for Bids for New Yesler Cable Bide for furnist Women's 1- Radio Program | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 and 2-cla oisette Gloves wit! broidered backs, in g mode and tan; $1.00 value at.. 59c Children’s and Women’s Fall-weight Union Suits; high or low neck; $1.50 values FHR (263 meters}—1:20 to 3:30 OTHER COAST STATIONS Portland— Boys’ Scout Shoes, all leather; will stand up in wet weather. Sizes 9 a eS New arrivals in novelty cut-out Pumps, in patent, satins and suedes, and tan Bow-tie Oxfords for women and misses; $7.00 Nar ko $4.45 I" $4.45 5 “ m ferald program, cal pro Men’s Wool Shirts in all Men’s and Boys’ sample desired shades and sizes; line of Wool-mixed Under- My values, $2. 89 shirts, Drawers and Union $1.50 and $2.00 values at ...... 98c Boys’ Ruffneck Wool Slip-’ on Sweaters in navy and Boys’ Heavy Black Rub- maroon with contrasting ber Rain Coats, just the stripes on collar and thing to keep him dry; ra series 00 $2. 95 * $5.00 values, $3. 95] orchestra. KHJ—Los Ang to 11 p. m mental cor da KGO—Oakland, 312 metere—Bi She Was Weak, _ | Thin and Neivous Bargain Basement Specials 2,000 yards Chambray, Percales and Shirting— yard -...... LOC 3,000 yards extra heavy Outing Flannel, 86 inches wide, in pure white and fancy lights, darks, blue- bird and butterfly pat- one «90 ane 72x99 Pequot 72x90 Hemmed Sheets, 66x80 heavy double Cot- me $1.89 Imported All-wool English Blanket, extra heavy; Valve ssn, DB6DB Rag Rugs; very useful around the house; sizes ‘alae ot «.....- 49C Grocery Specials Palmolive Soap, bar Se King Oscar Sardines 15c 7 for $1.00 quantities Fels Naptha Soap, 5 bars 29c Value Brand Cut Stringless Beans, 4 cans 49c $7.50 $12.50 $15) Kellogg Bran Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c Del Monte and Cali- fornia Home Brands Tomato Catsup, 2 bottles, 45c Backed by the reputation for " . | matiety and please you, ||Boston D Dental Offices | TEST OF TIME 22 Years in One Location HANGHAI t. 11, —Ge ' THI EATTLEI TAR \FIRE RAGES ON | SHIP AT DOCK a |, Wild Confusion on Jap Ship; Man Trapped, Jumps in Bay j FANG OCCUPIES ' f QUICK! EXAMINE ALL THE $50 BILLS YOU HAVE IN YOUR PURSE Qi you t : Populace Riots in Panic that t $80 Stolen From PLANES SMASH Two Killed in Collision in Mid-Air; Third Man Saved notice of every wom- _ ool an. Fast color AMOS = ALLegeD BOOZE KEAG.GINGHAM maged the Ast use ; PORCH FROCKS and f BOAT SEIZED COLUMBIA PI oe : = = CALE APRONS : x shouting that forces of Lit Ht ni : HOUSE DRESSES » Antu leader, were attacking the | Broke Cable Is Charge; Say |fv00 erons = twelve styles of de- at Olmsted Part Owner lightful shades, combi- : ricrac and Neg t , ; fancy trin adn yy : ss) Manager of Store While taking home t famous Western Dance Orchestras play for VICTOR FeeAr eae; -purity of intonation, pitch, and exquisite harmony combined in these master record n'a Orchestra VICTOR dance records make you feel the ne orchestra sensation you Bluhiil : CHEESE necwosonen: HOMEPURAISHENS SINCE Theater, San Francisco 10,000 records— 21 VICTROLA models— *SEATTLE- SOLCOND AT PINE Standa * ESTABLISHED Great things are in the air! ODAY’S newspaper con- tains an interesting an- nouncement by Sherman, Clay & Co. concerning Radio. Turn this issue to page 4, accurac don't get tn other record “TACOMA: 2 SCNOENFELO & SOKL HOMEFURNISHERS SINCE [56 (menses Soa TOMORROW, SATURDAY A “DAY OF REVIEW” Inspection, Selection and Review Ushering in the GREATEST FURNITURE SALE —that the Standard Furniture Co. has ever held. And that is saying much, for in the history of this institution there have been many notable events. emer oni ren: pat!" get —we have set aside tomorrow, Saturday, as a day of selection and inspection pre- liminary to the 60th ANNIVERSARY SALE as announced in tomorrow’s Sun- day papers, and Monday’s Star. STANDARD FURNITURE CoO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS SEATIVER = TACOMA Becond Ave. at Pine St. L. Schoenfeld & Sons Advance Styles For Fall and Winter The woman _ who dresses well on a limited income will ap- preciate the fashion- “The Demand of the Day Ls Sanitation" Dentistry able costumes in popu- ri lar colors and at 2 at moderate prices that = are being shown at ° e the PACIFIC. There , Common is always a large as- — sortment for you to Sense choose from. Prices | I can guarantee you the first quality work- e | manship and material, , the skill and experience ll S all q of highly educated den- | tists, a modern, sanitary oe office and highly de- q veloped service. vercoa S v CONSULTATION AND You will like the smart new EXAMINATION Euglish Cut Suits and the loose FREE! fitting, full-back Overcoats at the PACIFIC, $29.50 and UP. Name Your Own Terms Maké your selection now at the beginning of the season and pay for your purchases in pay- ments as low as $1.00 a week. Wilson” OR. J, T. WILSON DR. 8. A. RANDOLPH Assoclate * First and Pike | Over Bartell’s KL iot-1833 |