The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 6

e FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926, PAGE 6 THE § —_——-———__.___. : ‘LUMBER MARKET a E “18 PUZZLING Trade Still Quiet SATURDAY |". PATTLE 8ST WEISFIELD :GOLDBERG heel Os ted SEATTLE’S CREDIT JEWELERS “The House banana 308 Pike St. Diamonds” Celebrate 7th Anniversary With Sensational Terms ANY DIAMOND—WATCH—JEWELRY Exceptional Easter Free Offer Marks Climax of I esuntry atlll’ ple alate GREAT SALE. GRAND FINALE SATURDAY _ | \¥* shell have caught ups t , ot astruct ax the GREAT FREE EASTER OFFER 37°02 Here is our FREE OFFER: For Saturday only we've |' ree bo ‘oubt slet marked down over 200 Men’s and Young Men's Suits, all) yin, king ‘ sizes represented in late style tweeds, wor- $ 85 week and there ls nome Bes steds and serges. These Suits sold regu- . ae Lana : ee ‘larly for D0, but they've been reduced 1 | ‘ - ar for this great Easter Special to... : t And here is Lot 2: We will give Saturday men’s beauti- fully tailored, Two-pants Suits of all-wool 85 a x serge, full lined, in blues, browns and pin . ro stripes. Original price $35,00—but they go = t Call | at the wind-up price of........... SG 8 ‘ evel or uc 1) a -_ : And as an added inducement to force all of these Suits to | ¢ e rail bunts t bl é be sold by Saturday night, we'll make this FREE OFFER; are till sticking to) the a Lucky for you! Fine jewelry Ea ter with- Any $4 or $5 Hat in the house—and there’s hundreds to Mig Vag ; wen'a a fucky gumbenty-“Palkeraltiy Mad) stat out “blowing the roll.” the cash you select from, will be given as an Easter present to you AB-|° ')\") ; "< balllcty* ay werd ote arity Mon “We need! Lucky ! ccess- SOLUTELY FREE with each Suit sold Saturday. Pnenirinw thoes st a \ Nhat ect pagent ty pe rienrvate And here is Lot 3: Men’s finest tailored Suits in heavy | One of tie Le: a person starts to save his money—put Tea We tt 3 : sn ie English serge, blue and bankers’ gray; many Kup-|that pan doug gern ting it in a fine Diamond or Watch—he's “mak- eedait field “ All ‘th bs 7 ! - Which penheimer, Kloth-Kraft and Curley Clothes ; . ty ing his own luck”! That's the surest way to be Bees ene Le hee included in this lot. Original prices around . P Brits er t uck Make your own! 7c tomorrow start Pp shart tia a Pane $50.00, but they go tomorrow at the a place for severa t of ties you on the lucky road to prosperity. To be pros ae PUbUC—and Ww ys ri F ; pial Pap soe row we start the cele wind-up price of......... Ress A 5 perous, look prosperous—wear a Diamond article in our store—pay the balance “: can”—$1 or so a week. Dspipsinrntl AND PLEASE NOTE—THESE FREE OFFERS GOOD FOR *!l_ « promisin Saturday Onl non 'seordl “Ml WRIST WATCH SPECIAL _ DRESS UP FOR EASTER Ma ein ggrenes ees We've marked down men’s gen-| Union Suits will go at 98e. Men's = wine Dutchess trousers, $6 values to Lisle Socks at 18¢ P yoo Have been marked dov eee Vue men's 94.00 91/0 $5.00 | isiever you need in Men's Weer ‘ Pants will go at $2.45. Boys’ 2Pants| wit go tomorrow at these same ! T gS eh hag Suits have been marked down to prices, 1 15-JEWEL WRIST WATCH $3.98. And a large lot Bes’ Over. And men’s genuine all-wool Black nb below o st pep m : shaped « alls will go at 49c, Bear Overcoats have been marked a Tomorrow you can buy men's | down to Summer prices $10.85. Men's Cops to Tag Cars in Banned ? heavy Work Shoes at $1.98. Men's $2 Dress Shirts to 98c, while Work Areas After 6 P. M $5.00 Dress Shoes at $248. While Shirts will go at 39¢. y, 535 S25—S$1 Weekly "4 825—S1 Weekly © th BENRUS Down m Socks tty $1 a Week which can be y BULOVA Wetstleld & Goldb: Seventh Anniver BULOVA Welsfield & Goldbers’s * >, * s th Anniversary men’s $10.00 genuine Packard and| Men's Overalls at 98c. Men's Col — Bannister Shoes and Oxfords will go| lars, all sizes, at Se. Black Bear at $3.93, | Overalls, in fact, everything that h Men's fine Dress Shirts cut to $1.) man needs for work or dress wear Mon’s B. V. D. Garments have been | all included in this sale and going marked 69c. While Spring weight | at these sensational prices. Special Value Be here when the DOORS OPEN TOMORROW MORNING for AT 9:00 O'CLOCK. We have just mentioned a few of the wii; 1., bargains offered. This great $50,000.00 stock must be sold vay ) and the prices here quoted will do the work. So come to this plaints asair great sale. BE HERE EARLY SATURDAY MORNING ‘ ca peetand AND GET FIRST PICK. Note address carefully: bare Red Front Clothing Co. Special Price Special Terms 91.90 z Weistield & $28.50 Goldberg's puvova |“ Anniversary — i i i $175 op eaeales te somes ell eed ae Theneday | Z adic We k $1 a Week i ‘Big Exportation of |Ex-Seattle Butcher | riser services tor f ee . Ames were held from the State Canned Fruit) Attempts Own Death 37%," ! The canned fruit industry in the|, Georse W. Bock, former Seattle 10 y butch: attempted to commit s#u! rn state of Washington achieved a re-| iy. jn's markable record during the pase |Stas bing MEN’S WATCHES w $28.50 Welsticia & Goldberg's imself us Anniversary Seventh { year, according to figures given the | of scissors and inflicted a wound in| F Anniversary Chamber of Commerce by the U. §.|H!8 throat. Hi r wife, Mra. ave. 8. W., ed from hint. Ho! a. reported |Griffiths to Talk | on Cascade Tunnel: B bureau of foreign and domestic com: | Merce, last night. | wi from the pa »-| Narcotic Seller Figures on exporta! ‘Washington custom's distric bows dar year 1924, show that | erior Jude E. ¢ Po * pounds of canned fruity and pre-| Is Sent t m serves were shipped out. Canned} ¢ tice. was. sent ne og apples, with 12,640,664 pounds, led | ser ee de nit . i mis list. Canned cherries came nex i the The Illinois “Master $12 85 t and « $19 50 Ferreled and na with 9,163,766 po a 3 00) ane B uated and- the heaviest purchaser, acc s F $35 ELGIN are ares ELGIN some gold-fitied the Chamber of Commerce. en — & Goldberg's Welsfield kale Seventh Anniversary Anniversary Seventh Anniversary 7 =e Z 5190 7 $87.50 $75 $1 a Week $2.50 a Week $2 a Week $1.75 a Week Welafield & Goldberg's Goldberg's Welatield & Goldberg's Seventh Anniversary ia $1 a Week ry x |Vashon Farmer Is | Suicide; Long Ill | Despondency ove John A famous wat * ehh 7th ANNIVERSARY SUPER SPECIALS Vash 7 CHINESE S, hand painted, porcelain fir Sterling r THIMBLES, each Te Ge or Ris PADS; fancy silver erling Silver BUD VABES, cact Ng over heat-repell- ‘ ces, each er ver-plated WELL and TREE PLATTER rp SALT and’ PEPPEI “Masters” $1 or SMOKING STANDS: metal stands, mahogan filled WATCH CHAINS, cach: SALT and PEI Up to 50a Kreen gold {1 D fine with glass t RICKTR . i CEE a75 Lae be I WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG - - - - - 308 PIKE ST. Jeremiah } 1 “If Sam Weilsfield can’t repair your tcatch, throw it away."—Reg. Sheridan pleaded guilt to one | \y, 8 ‘ x game! ee amodaist a \\\ By ae 2 1 HR can = a = : Mf ° 79 ” Tebruary next. All these steam: | stor, on KAT 7 ay c dhe View at grandd: We > KATOON, Sask. Saskatcho-|Tha gre: great, great grand Nl Memorial Arch at shes OF cae bee Beet ee, Seth, cain in ae en Smee Tes 7 ces oe os eget There is no reason for vox fo look or feel this way CONSTIPATION means MISERY Rouge and powder will not cover up the effects of consti- pation. The bowels are the worst abused and most vari- ously damaged of any organ of the body. When they are clogged, they cause lusterless eyes, dingy complexions, pimples and blackheads, bad breath, headache, bilious attacks, heart burn, acid stomach, belching, depression, nervous exhaustion, chronic weakness and other more serious ills, The bowels should act at least twice daily. 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Ikig sold ovary where medicine is sold Mrs. Odell of Hanley Uni has a great, great gr 10 Mrs. Odell was married at | There ar Ave a storage capacity Of 5,000,000! the ggo of 16 and tho first child in| grandchildren, bushels and will be the jargest ele-jeach generation hag been a daugh-| grandchildren, and one great r in Montreal jter, and each has been married be-|great grandchild. Mrs. O dd Stat Mrs. Odell six of wh Will Honor War Heroes 21 em 90 18 ti stows. 80 No. 3 elevator, the latest addition to | Montreal's grain elevators, will be en Magnificent Structure, Longe Dreamed of, Soon to Become a Reality still —= | tween the ages of 16 and 18, The/reads and sews without the aid of aear a : eldest daughter of Mrs. Odell is 76. | glasses. je orth entranc will set some - -) e _ eet = ry for — : . 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BARTER DRUG eho ep fer, a tented. to The imposing entrance f four main pillars one, the t nter pillars a maginificent arch and wa cb at the center siven In varying amounts, and | onrd of regents of the university | greed to duplicate, dollar for | what the unde duate stu | ents can raise for the memorial, Up | » date the students Have raised | | $2,890 buildings. | Dennistoun Daniages!| MONTREAL, Quebec.—'The' largest | Will Be Only $2,360 sense of the Canadian Pacitic of Scotland,” LONDON, Apr ater, has been tional Dennistoun » mp cay at next MOTH whe ned is es- | | | | 5 ~ | cher’s Casto’ | pecially prepared to re- | | | | came to an} ¢ anti-climactic close today with Ju McCardie's — iasua cated M $2,960 ond lieve Infants im arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatu- lency, Wivd Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness ising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the i { ass tion of I ¢ o hew inne ‘ bi : ( aPaga sgn vo rt Your il assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural leep. 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