The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1925, Page 9

i 19 i 1 1 P CALL BANKERS DOG a > IN Ol SUT Will Tell of Bonds Received UR by Fall I o . nr T “ fy OPENS TODAY | Four Hundred and One Dogs Entered; Ends Saturday EXHIBITION | Pay thma Stopped PATIENT DIES F r B. C. Smith Man Who Took “Fast Cure” Réformatory Guard idavit Follows the Facts. They Are So Start- lite That Even the Most Skeptical CANNOT Ignore | jogg: Them. nt Sworn Affidavits Sueh-as the Following, Run in This Pa- *"y per Every Week — They ,; Should Be Your Assurance of Dr. Loughney’s Success- | §) ful Treatment of Asthma, Even in the Most Chronic “* and Severe Cases, B, ©. SMITH, Monroe, Wash. Postoffice Box 41 State Reformatory Guard Seattle, Washington Mareb 11, 1929 70 WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: Dr. Loughney's treat- ment stopped my esthma inside of ve I have not had the antest syaptom since I t Loughney's treataent. TeaveveveesVOOTRUAGHUAUEUARLOHATEUIICEREIE aif, mr. SUUULEMUAOL DERE AERA ALER DES LETTE Ds t a a no ots - i sworn to before ne ¥3) tered, 2920. - 8 {2 49 And for the Stace | Be BE YO4, Poeiding at Seartle. | “i end 25¢ for my new it lustrated book, entitled, “Stop Asth ma, Hay Fever and Catarrt).”” Wt will give you a correct understand ing of these terrile afflictions ! YLEASE NOTE: Bake Oven Ureat ments are not given for Asthina. AU Asthma patients are given Vr. Lough Rey's special treatments, and by vr. Loughney only, NOTE—DO NOT LET SNOW Olt THE SEVEREST WRATHER IN Ceiba WITH YOUR BEING BAKED, Our cola or bronchitis or rheumatic cases need not fear catching cold after ba ¥ Prepared after their bakes to resist Wrerest storms, and we are having complaints of patients catching euld 4 ane NOTE—Dr. Low cated at the corner nthe Crary Bid sai ee” Ur, Lougiiney is Jady nurses. 11 5 TT See sentrasescersseeL ei eLEDURUUienatgi gareaecnanUcuanaensereueerereaeanrUpithteen eee eRaPeRsRUe TINUE PEtUH ate Passes in City Hosp LOO AR Following Sworn “re. Lind Sa Dress Shirts $2.50, $3 and $3.50 values to be cleared at $1.89 Sweater Vests and Brush Wool Coats Many styles in the new weaves and col- ors. $3.95 CAPS Hundreds of the season's latest styles to be AL .6 wees UNDERWEAR Cooper Union Suits $1.59 and $2.89. Vassar $5.00 Suits, now $3.98. Vassar $7 and $10 Suits, now $5.98. 79c ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR Sale at Pine St. Store Only THE Black Waters Almost Gave Her Rest; Weary Girl Is Now Given Aid| BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER to ‘carry on’ at 406 PINE STREET. Hundreds of the Finest terns, ° and T. J. Drew Bandits Hold Up Train and eld Hazza Get $5,000 » M I . -” S$ @ patier 1 fay r . pOfantiwen tanks 5 Hazzard i ‘est | fod t t t pra t ie a s t * aid Tr Regular $2 and $2.50 Shirts in thelatest pat- ineluding col- here’s} how ° Our lease at 1336 Sec- ond Ave. expired last Saturday, and we were compelled to re- move the unsold bal- ance of our stock to our Store at 406 Pine St. Lack of space at this store forces us to continue drastic price reductions until the surplus stock is sold out. LISLE SOCKS Cooper's Mercerized Lisle Socks. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE The usual Coplin money- back guarantee goes with every sale purchase E ROBBED -. ar-attached styles. INOW Slr et eye All the latest weaves and shades in fine MOTHER, BABY. 2 2s Bodies of Blind Woman and Child Are Found PQUIA Captain Cann’s Funeral Today ‘°"' ! 29 l Silk Shirts $5.95 to $7.95 values now all $3.98 TIES Scores of real beauties. Many $2 values. Now all 79c ENGLISH ‘ALL- WOOL SOX An unheard-of value; per pair 59c SILK AND WOOL SOx : famous The Phoenix make, 406 Pine Street at Westlake PTO SEATTLE DISARMS THIIGS; © SEITE BIG STILL Drys Capture Mash, Moon- SULEUUUEUBTAULELIE. Mini Victim Scares Away Rob- Fe sweats! Women’s ae Kalina Is Again T0 HOLD DRIVER Inquest Verdic’ on Death; STAR FREDERICK & NELSON DOWNSTAIRS STORE Depardable Goods. Economy Prices Frederick & Nedson Serica < 700 | Pretty T rimmed | USES PISTOL bers Who Attack Him Of Gingham and reale $9.95 | S' RPRISING » in this beeeg| 93c || | Pe. neludes becoming a. t of 1 j for women of full figure r nt of srimmec “ i ely . Hat tvles for Made fron ervic f 4B < quality ginghan and | WZ 3 obbed head pereale = i the matror and fanc | Pnaed rt, close - fi ; ep me pretty styles ir | Rien eater colorful cretonne, Hac | oy) Bed tes ' ‘ le effectivel tri & ana € 1, Low-priced at 93¢. A ¢- >) picture a | Sg Quite ae of style e I A o choo fron FRIDAY CANDY | SPECIAL Raisin Milk Chocolate Sheet Three-Panel House Screens $2.95 OMEKEEPERS doubtless find many shine and Two Men will \ delicious confectior F s ade from creamy, rict uses for these inexpen- @ ilk choce and fres} ive Screens. Three sf sent Fr u our ow panel style, as pictured dayhght canc Cov in attractive- on the premises + Lov cial, Friday, 35¢ th DAVESED ECE OTN a a pound priced at $2.95. The Public Is Invited to Attend The Spring Promenade of Practical Fashions FRIDAY, MARCH 13 At 2:30 Named as Judge In the Downstairs Store Succinate by Ap Ais tt The annual Spring ig of smart, low-priced fashions for women s ak holding and young women. Displayed on living models. , ight On Saturday, March 14—At 2:30 h | ye , . Children’s Fashion Promenade Displaying, also on living models, attractive fashions for girls and boys from 2 to 14 years (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) Burns’ Decision Pending Smith Amazing Clearance of 1580 Pairs of Shoes Starts Friday Morning It’s a great sweeping eight-day special—one thousand five hundred pairs of Women’s Smart Slippers at amazing re- ductions. 30 STYLES ONE PRICE Styled for Spring. Splendid quality, at about one-half reg- ular price. Stylish Pumps—Straps—Oxfords TAN CALFSKIN BROWN KID BLACK SUEDE GRAY SUEDE IN PATENT BLACK SATIN » BLACK KID DULL CALFSKIN WIDTHS, AA TO D IN THE SALE, SIZES 2% TO 9. TURRELL’S SECOND AND MADISON DOWNSTAIRS SALESROOM