The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 4

PAC i The Natura! Leaf absolutely uncolored, and absolutely pure. Try GREEN TEA The favor is superb. Ask for it today. FREE SAMPLE oi GREEN TEA UPON REQUEST. “SALADA,” BOSTON K. MA te0060, EL fot O88, DISTRIBUTORS OUR WHEAT Grain Leads in Northwest Exports to Islands MATHEWS !S MODERATOR ‘ igook prea |e 7 * Hill to Address Women Supporters INITIATIVE S52 —is your street car mess multiplied twenty times. —It means 7000 more politicians on your payrolls. —It will cost YOU millions. politicians and AGAINST the public. Election Issues itis FOR to Be Discussed Vote AGAINST initiative 52 Citizens Association Againat Initiative 82 THE BON MARCHE Bareain BASEMENT You don’t have to push the dollar up hill in the Bargain Basement. every possible expense and pass the savings on to you, MORE WOOL ] 450 DRESSES POIRET TWILL! CHARMEEN! Stripes—Checks—Plain Colors Included in the lot are some small women’s sizes Buster Brown's starch collars and cuffs. We eliminate Coat styles—tailored and straight line effects. Lace, linen and novelty braid collars and cuffs, pin tucks, stitchings, button trimmings, pleated skirts, long and three-quarter sleeves. Navy, cocoa, rosewood, sand, brick, brown. iad What You’ ve ‘Wanted! 300 “LITTLE BOBBIE” The ever-useful hat in Soft- ings, Chinchilla, Whitings, Napped Fabries and Swanstone. A complete line of sizes—all lined with silk serge in colors. Many attractive patterns. Tan, sand, pea-green, blues ace wanted shades, Girls’ All-Wool Polaire COATS $Q@.75 Sizes 7 to 14 Straight line beltless styles lined with striped sateen. Ef- fectively trimmed with but- tons, braid and fan¢y stitch- ing. Full fur collars, and some with bands of fur. Mel- on sleeves. Excellent value. Rust—reindeer—brown—tan—black— plaids. f Boys’ Heavy Weight UNION S Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters $4.95 Very Special yle with ruff necks FOR CHILDREN HIGH SHOES ‘nz gine on $2.95 H-$3.35 C and D Widths Patent leather uppers with field mouse tops. Fancy pat- ent leather trimmings on tops. Goodyear stitched leather soles with rubber heels. Perforated trimmed. Also in solid tan calfskin. Women’s Sleeveless Women's SW E A TER S $ All-wool garments trimmed with fancy stripings combined with fiber. Splendid selection of good colors. Excellent value, ‘49 Sizes 36 to 44 16 TOLAC, |uhiv DENTISTS LATTLI AK {you LL FIND| WT HERE for use when atrsonsns Sold at the better apparel tires arp stores ing work that requires the Utmost Hand- -protection. PROTECTOL — | The light-weight, yellow horeé:| |hide love, with 4-inch cuff, that the entire glove industry recommends as the most desir- able ¢ for general work, | especially around automobiles, Sponsored by THE GLOVE INDUSTRY | | 395 Broadway, New York, N. Ys Teeth as Low as $5 Hest Set of Med Rubber... 87. We «i Me Vixnminathe: Open 9 to 6 Dally ea 1 207 University ner Seeond Ave, 4.00 |) || | t pay || ust || al’ office || wh | ‘or |] over mutual suve a Loan Aas'n, Renton Hil! aide School Children to See “The Sea Hawk”’ , BAXTER & BAXTER 0 PHILIPPINES USE (w (Wort {LD C ca) VOTERS RALLY CHARGE HE SHOT ; “Crm js MILLI “> Dry Advee ate Heid { y ' lectoe essied Iron oes mes 0nd vemos ts to every paxhaae 2 * * ote THOMAS ON WAY BACK | ‘{oc!"*, ih* seen ary oft ENRICHES THE BLOOD Gives YOU NEW STRENGTH AN 6 Their 1326 Second Avenue Store CANTILEVER SPECIALS 750 Pairs SUCH OPPORTUNITY COMES BUT ONCE IN YEARS—DON’T MISS THIS ONE! BAXTER & BAXTER 1326 SECOND AVENUE ARE Our lease here expires soon. Everything in the store is to be closed out except Cantilevers. Fixtures for sale. _ THE BIG SALE starts Friday An entire stock of New and Stylish Models—Thousands of dollars’ worth of them received from the East in the past ten days—goes into this Great Sale at 85 85 85 85 85 p2.89 at 85C Broken Lines On the Rack Felt Slippers, Best Makes, all’ Broken and Dis- continued lines to go, while they last, at. cd. eeee 4.85 t» $0.8