The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 7

‘ FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925 _ {They F ature Russian Dance] POLISH -GERMA Pree | ‘CHEMICAL WARFARE AGAINST TANK | AUTO INVASION Manufacturers Seek New Lin the Frances communit 'Poles Want Danzig for Own, (2.°"""'". A ptember 19 and 20, This is being Seaport; Trouble Brews | done to encourage petter educational ) Markets for Cars NEW YOR 4.—Potlan | MOF® tO acquaint pe with crops] R 4. — Be sidearieth : isturb, | fled tn the commu The fair a ‘op, | Mat been extended from one to two as a freé port, but Pe sovereign rights of any kind in the Germany wever, Considers the izig from the Reich & everance was an act of Krows Injustice ¢ y Germany | tiation is 94 per cent | prevent % his catastrophe at any cost ern The city is German in cul eA in patriotic feeling, 1t was A PATAL “COMRADE” | = - — na nevered from Germany and made into) LONDON.—Three Danes at Ir-| “IN TIME OF PEACE, prepare for war” is the slogan of tt penden ‘ y the 4 Bibe ed being called photo shows them doing it, ‘Tanks holding maneuvers at Miller Field, after the world war for the p roe al ‘ Ree army And the 0 by their cab driver, One A of giving Polang itlet on the sea,! of them shot him dead. UNY. ernard Jaffe s Miss Cloe Dove will give a feature dafice at the “Greenwich Village dance’ given by the Rus- sign Dramatic club Saturday evening. The dance will be hefd at the Women’s University club, beginning at 8:30, | Refreshments I ing of Pirojky and other Russian dighes will be served. 4 | Re cneteoeeeks, HOPE TO CENTER ote ue INDUSTRY HERE Nearly $100,000 Worth of heeds inn CLOTHING, SHOES and me trantertaton "frre FURNISHING GOODS to Be Unloaded tothe Public At of An Immense Stock of the Once and the Doors Closed! ; CARL SCHERMER World’s Best Merchandise EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED oi ow at Wonderful SAVINGS toY OU Staten Island, A aa g motor car in these One of the Biggest and Most Popular MEN’S STORES in the Northwest Says “QUITTING”! Quick Work to be Made of the Disposal Big Cut in Dentistry ap 1 has SEE HIM NOW PLATES . s of the} : : as low as.... $5.00 : mi ay elated So tnt Starting in business some twenty-five years ago, the last twelve of which have been spent in the present location at 103-107 First $10 Gold on of the meat to the Atlantic | Avenue South, Mr. Schermer has, by close personal attention, built up one of the largest and most successful Men's Stores in Seattle. Crown ...... $4.00 aia eae al Selling only known and reliable makes of merchandise at lowest possible prices; never resorting to “sales” or high-pressure methods, the store has grown to one of the largest and most popular of its kind in the Northwest. BUT NOW— THIS STORE QUITS—THE STOCK IS TO BE CLOSED OUT! We are undertaking a gigantic task, to accomplish which the prices have been cut right and left; cut so deep that in a very short time there should not be a vestige of this splendid stock left. It’s a big job—too big for any one man, and realizing this, Mr. Schermer has engaged my assistance, with instructions to “give the public values—values that will COMPEL buying—values that will afford every man an opportunity to make enormous savings.” $10 Bridgework, Footh......-. 94.00 Extraction Free 1, | excellent op- gk UD a sub n Seattle on All Work Guaranteed for 13 Vears—Examisation Free OHIO DENTISTS| © Open 9 to 6 Datly—0 to 12 Sunday Se war tauees, | SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 O’CLOCK aie | ee SHOES — |SUITSand OVERCOATS, Etc. | Furnishing Goods ’ « "ene Sti 0, A, Sos sree ERE TS Se seseaee 50: ? r 1 Lot Men’s $5.00 to $7.50 Shoes, bro- Sette Coane aes ¢ c . . $1.50 Genuine “B. V, D.” See brirey heaped ken sizes and $1.80| Suits by the Hundreds to Choose From. Such | sive *Ssinvsi” Union Sut ores non 706 or within them as short lines ............ $1.65 “Cooper's” Balbriggan Unlon Suits $1.20 tet the worl wate 1 Lot Men's $600 to || OBO) makes as “‘Leopold Morse’, “Cloth Craft” and | Oe ere are ee | eer ee oe ee others, all bearing a known label and made of | * t back to London hy Percy British we } an Lot Men’s $5.00 to $10.00 4 5 é Shoes, some lines complete BO +OO highest class materials. ; " 7 a.| Men’s $6.00 Shoes and Oxfords, and § sie You will be startled how quickly ae several short lines $ $25.00 to $30.00 $8.00 “Medlico eavy Scotch Wool. . and thoroughly you can openin E 400.000 ott values to $10,00......... 4.80 $25.00 to $16 80 Gyarceats ei eases $ 14.80 Uitone i e Peat epee ae Oe o g6.40 A e eruptions and beautify your Men’s $7.50 and $8.00 Shoes and $30.00 Suits $7.00. “Medlicott” Heavy & prominent d and un: complexion with S.S.S, | Germai ance 400,000, | Oxfords, $35.00 to $40.00 Unions ........ ie 85.80 IMPLES are the first thing one| Rumania $0,000 and Poland 70,000 beat he Ae $6 40 Overenaie EO ae y ; : notices in another person’s| The Russian refugee problem is at complete lines .......... ° $32 50 t ® an odie eu oe lig! es oo face. It is too often cruel in ita} {ts worst, however, in China, accord Men’s $9.00 to $10.00 . 0 $12.50 Rain $1.50 and $2.00 ress Shirts, bani or tmisjudgment. It judges from what | ing to Aiden. There are 70,000 in Shoes and Oxfords 7 40 36 50 S . 5 C ate $4 80 collar attached; reps, percales or madras it sees on the outside. Pimples are | Manchuria, nearly all of them in a ‘: . rosa ite mae aN ate ‘ F} uits OBES wie ee eeeeeeeee e stripes 0.65 soca BS Mase B0¢ easy to get rid of. More red-cells! | destitute condition Men’s $10.00 to $22.50 Gaberdines $3.00 and $3.50 Madras and Silk Stripe Dress That is what you need when yon| Aiden places the number of Greek $12.00 Shoes ........... ‘ 37.50 t eee z . $16 40 Shirts, banded ‘or attached collar. .....82.10 see pimples staring at you in the | refugee not leas than 1,400,000, ven $ 0 BAU wee esere screens e $3.00 Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts, banded mirror. Red-cells mean clear, pure, fe whor ure in the Athens Washington 6 40 ' . ‘ he or epllAd;s attManbgiss eres Aer, ACS EERO! rich blood. They mean clear, rud-| and Pirac In Macedc “Dry Sox” Jo. .6. ees es ° $40.00 Suits e $30.00 and $35.00 Whipcord and | 69 Genuine Heavy English Broadcloth Shirte, $12.50 Loggers’ . $6.80 Gaberdines $21 80 banded otlly. ...sss-seseeeesevecveesess $3.40 $10.00 “Jefferson $7.80 AL vceeeeeeeeeees . Extra large cut Blue Chambray Work dy, lovable complexions. They | Tra “Cutter’s” $20.00 Pacs........ $15.40 $40.00 to 31 40 $12.00 Whipcord Shirts. “Cutter’s” $18.00 Paes. $13.40 | $45.00 to e $8.40 | Presisent. suspenders @ power, because all | ready nerves are fed by your blood. | jation They mean freedom forever from} Alde pimples, from blackhead pest, from } hundre usands of these refu- phe boijs, from eczema and skin erup- | gees is deploruble. There are 300,000 . aS Suits ...... oe teateee top 4 (QBpns; trom that tired, exhausted, | down and orphans, alone amongst “Buckhecht” $12.50 Paes $9.40 Tass Wik Wed Bed in-down feeling. Red-blood-cella | the Greek refugees. The death rate, “Buckhecht” $10.00 Pacs < are the most important thing in tho | expecially amongst the children, is world to each of us. $.8.9, will ald | extremely high. He says the only for rel Jeharity attempting to deal with tho Sox,” “Bone since 182 e the “Save the Childre vee Ad ‘ lined C Cy y ts th uve mn tren Atty Well: nowt sheep-lined Coats, fancy colors and ors, blood-cleansers and system als. as one of the greatest blood-build- | , , . ry,” " ne ‘7 f | and th 7 lef, which’ dla are carried. All are reduced and all must go | $18.00 to $25.00 $1 ] 80 blue Pilot $7 80 Produced. Start | tributes a certain amount of clothing. Currin Loggers, Overcoats ......... e ClO cary ve sine 4 aft vceies . 87-4 | $50.00 to $36 AQ io0 soa'se © S14 BO) “Connolly,” $60.00 Suits $12.50 to $15.00 Mackinaw and strengtheners taking 8.8.8, today. Its medicinal ————- ingredients are purely vegetable, { 8 8. 8 Is sold at all good 1 Great Lot $3.00 and $3. $4.50 Heavy Sweater $6.00 Brushed $8.00 and $9.00 Fancy All-wool’ St frien Bl rol Mi toon pir rurousiy Realty $5.00 Hats. $2.80 Cape... $2:40 i) cause $2.80 | Woo vests Shirts; 89.00 Blue Pilot Cloth Tasker ens Ne ice Shirts; $10.00 “Oregon City" oil-skin | The satin Realty company $2.00 and $4.00 Jersey $2 40 $6.00 Wool $3 40 $6.00 and $7,00 Wool interlined Stag Shirts, $6 has opened a downtown office in Caps OGRA ist iwarcony . Middies ...... a S Stag Shirts ...s6..ce0s all at vi oS .80 room Hinckley building. ‘They sno | belle t they will be able to i ea thelr clients better service under the id stung with aeRM Blaty sOcrmts ince oan aed Cc. W. Shively, For 8 5 | The company andien ‘On. . A Biuhill IB ceiies sracursiver or beatdontiat dle A Store with a Merchandise of 8 | tricts of the city R i Cheese He pliant Reputation. Known Merit at jeneconenencenenonen2nen ay ANITE! 1 i fonds eel eno aie a sto | That Means | Reduced Prices Bal na of | Hughes, of the Cornish Means Savings ith Itching Rashes avae! cafetoria, Friday. ‘Tho moot 03 07 F t A Ss At Y l , [UseCuticural is ete: 0" cctv ‘ irst Ave. 50o., esler tempiee| | Weaver will speak on “Unity for 3 Intment, Tabs very where Plntment, Talon wold svecr hers, Baruples Service,”