The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 4

rAGE 4 ‘BUILDING COMING SHO Sensational Shoe Prices Broken lines of good quality, high and low shoes (over 1,000 pairs in the lot) that will go, while they last, at 25c 49c Women’s Shoes Tn suede and satin at absolute sacrifice prices, Women's la ry The Patent straps and ties. 5-8, Sh-11. very latest Easter » Former values, FREE! Ladies’ Silk Hose And silk and lisle hose given FREE tomorrow and Satur day, regardless of amount of purchase, with every shoe sold before 10 a.m. All day tomor. row we will give a pair of the above hose with every pur chase of sl of $2.98 or over. This FREE OFFER good all day Friday and Saturday, MEN’S SHOES SCUFFERS Children’s elk and brown ish lax! ii ee ae neat B scutters; $2.50 values; tan. cut to | 98 181.48 novelties, Cut to ee Men’s Sample Shoes 4 Gotzian make. Former values, i $6.00 and $7.09, MEN’S SHOES BUILDING COMING DOWN Scout shoes. All solid leath- Greatest closing out shoe sale ever held, starts Friday $5.00 values... is $1 98 | Gerocr All racks and_ tables just filled with bargains. A and Come to this sale buy three pairs of shoes for the price of one. LIKE A THUNDERBOLT FROM A CLEAR SKY—BUILDING COMING DOWN. ———————SSE SSS We Must Get Qut—LEGAL NOTICE HAS BEEN SERVED— MAY ADVERTISE Sacrificed Complete stock of men's, women’s and children’s footwear, ordered for Easter selling, all forced to be thrown on sale at absolutely ridiculous prices. Marking the greatest shoe sale ever held in the city of Seattle, the riding. pu NO TIME TO LOSE — SALE STARTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 A. M.....’.:" DRESS UP FOR EASTER er values to $6.00 and $7,00, $498 BOYS’ SH SHOES § Patent Slippers | “rank 3. Vietor, er - | Shoes and Oxfords, Keg- Ladies’ one and) two: | A. Veridl, G Vill ma C ular $4.50 values, straps, Were $5.00, cut to Rn Matlwaran, Rsvp t } us Daihing the ntuation intron omy 3” For the Breakfast Nook 1. $1.98 98e | thane yerypialy! oat a ray dpe ce Hemstitched Table Cloths ee Girls’ “tid? Slippers | For Easter, The latest $2.48] 59¢ morning at 9 o'clock. FIXTURES FOR SALE. WE MUST C Shoe Stores 1401-140 Cerner Union St. THE SHRATTLE STAR THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925 $30,000 STOCK’ CITY RAILWAY | E QS ci MecDouga IL-/o uthwick Beattle's munic WIN Bb ¥BARB OY FAITHYU BERVICE nyatem gvill condu tieing Tailored, Yet Feminine, Are New Jersey Silk Pajamas 1 For Women 97%; } Simplicity of design and F) In additic artistic color combination rab however, Her are essential in newest Pa- | \ mote thole ang jamas of jersey si The | new A ne 7 4 model sketched is in mus- tem during tard and sea green, beauti- r wont warrant { fully tailored. 4 Othe paid off interest duo on the 1919 pur joo thru dail ehas ‘= Be ae Never been hie New Models in Carrot wth ‘Madonna Blue Orange with Black C. B. Girdles seine batie Ideal for misse 1 sle Bhs and 162. 50 Ma Q.00 THIRD rLlook inh 2h Table Cloths atest novelties. outhret * parses herns, On ¢ alo | a ee eee pane at ne st, Jack Damask Hemstitched Bordered Children’ ay shew teat Overdraperies | Table Cloths Table Cloths Women’s ribbon trimmed felt slippers, Firmly woven, heavy q quality, plain damask 4.75 yard gd th (008 *S ; i Judge | I ! ct ROI MacDougall-Southwich Tes. Mont- | ear pore E T FLOOK r, of | MEN’S SHOES large lot. All sizes, Former price $3 4 gg STICKS UP FOR Booth—Friday BATTLESHIPS | Admiral Robison Says They| Men’s 16-In. Hi-Tops Are Not Obsolete Men's shoes, 16-inch; Elk ANGELE leather; solid oak soles, For- mer values to $9.00. 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All the time and work you used to spend in rubbing bar soap on the clothes and then rubbing them—you save with Rinso, Its tiny granules dissolve quickly, com- (pletely, making the wash water soapy all ‘throu At ov, soaks Gently loosens dirt —as wonderful for the weekly wash as LUX is for fine things. Always use enough Rinso to get creamy, lasting suds. Gently, harmlessly the dirt is loosened while the clothes soak. All the work Rinso leaves for you to do is the rinsing, That’s why it’s called Rinso. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. i ASK FOR THE BIG F NEW PACKAG® i: After Rinso loosens dirt just rinsing gets the clothes clean * / t ‘Gets Sailor Jailed |. eal: 1K H he auto, rented by| Luna Park Swimming Pool opened Beehive Auto Services| Saturday, Mar 28th.— Advertise | OLD AGE WINS x28 sores ARE CURABLE. 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Ki so ald on eawath: te th: ‘opot o| aimoney back guarantee of ta fest een omer. tee propoeel: £0} for yourself how retell Sold by all place the tokens on sale at ni dealers includin; borhood stores would be a hard only one size of we can’t make it as Oh Henry!...and = GOOD as Oh Henry! * has to be to satis: there never will ae to eens be any other! Aes 0 eae appreciate that Why ? quality EVERY day, You'll like it <jon hurrying business and 1 jmen who might not have an | THE E HOSPITAL * Report ‘Dotter of | Pacific Highway | Was Weak and Miser Miserable. [gain | 4 chert rides: ane © detour be tween Ferndale and Blaine, on the E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Come | Pacitic highway, is reported by the Automobile club. Those going north pound Restored Mrs. can detour at either Ferndale or at Well; Oh H ! Auger’s Strength Custer, If at the former it means | ous enry yourself! a drive of 17 miles on country ads, . be or 13 milos if the detour is mad is made to bea from Custer. The gravel road is re about Lydia BE. Pinkham’s Vegetable ported ih goéd Condition and wih GOOD candy, and the little books that | have to be used by travelers for thre¢ you wend around| Yeeks: | only way we can get anal selt very the full flavor of | OW een coupe at Pea ay MORAL: Get a dime's worth ’ bottles of it, Pry BUREAU OF the unique blend is of good candy in the taland tettpretty|| MISSING in-this ize bar ORIGINAL ntdowntonoth- RELATIVES | ing. I was weak fae fe to He in] 1 Star invites | mentors to ase thie almost all day, ald in finding missing eta friends, The department in Lied in anda cpl peloinniy uaa fg le then he hare ye | vous I could not bear my children j around. I hope the Vegetable Com | Vari helps other women as it did m do all my own work now and feel s | well, I have told my friends sage it | and my sister and my aunt.” — AU 9 Howard Stree , | thelr readers, Lowell, Marsastasetts, po ‘ . Fi Over 200,000 women have sofarre.| ,The Social Welfare League, 712 d to our ques@on, ‘Have you re-| T won building, Seattle, hag re from taking Lydia celved a letter from Mrs, Jamos table Comi@bund McCue, Detfolt, Mich, asking for 98 out of y 100 of the replies rning father say ‘*Yes,’’ and because theVegetable | 2, SILLIMAN, about Compound has been helping other 70. He ‘ heard from in Se. women it should help you, aitle 10 yours ago that we make it in We pay top prices for materials. No candy that you pay H e n ry ' $1.25 or $1.50 a pound for, costs A fine candy 10c a bar * any more to make.