The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 15

Saat tipe a SECTION TWO P AG — The seattle Star RATTLE WASH sort PARTIES BIG MILL TRADE COONTZ VIEWS GATHER CLOTHES ROAD PROUECT FIX FENCES Over Two Billion Feet of ‘MORE DRILLS Bundles for Near East Re- High Commission Will Open Lumber Since January 1 lief Taken to Offices Bids Tuesday at Olympia Start Official Organ co 0. P. Peps Workers FRIDAY, MA re Husband 1 Li ied to Her; Asks Decree Fleet Tries Torpedoes Be-s fore New Cruise I LAHAINA, Tetand of Maul, 7. 3 ony ; “THE STORE THAT. P ' sy wa lgy Ait : et ‘SAVES YOU MONEY; ditions 4 ‘ i ela Store Canu, ‘ ecb - Opens 9 A, M. " : tt f Closes 6 P, M. Daily Violinist Bride of New York Man | hi Ending a six tl Says Club Should Be Enforce Dry Law | fa romance, ied in Judy Calvin § s Thursday 1907 combined ma: @ night battle w ng treadti wa! Founding of Atelier ch gave the La smoke v f tho school of archi imilar dresses you an architecture Saturday, your pick 76 beautiful Silk Dresses i season’s most wanted colors; nicely trimme bargain, Ladies’ Rayon Slips Special $1.95 Each In a fall h shadowp! These come colors; 144n f hem. Ladles' Step-ins of a fine grade of THE KITCHEN VICE-PRESIDENT —Your Grocer HE is second in command. Confidence is reposed in him. He is directly responsible for orders from kitchen headquarters. “ Children’ 8 Tumble-i -in Play Suits 79c Each 544 a good Je of blue Big Clean-Up A housewife’s patronage is a personal trust. In other words it is a president’s confidence in his aide, the vice-president: “Confidence” must not be broken. The ‘kitchen vice-president” knows that children are NOT fed on bargains in bread: his conscience tells him the kitchen bread chest is the family-health treasure chest. “The real store manager,” says J. H. Haman who manages eighteen stores in Chicago doing forty millions a year, “grasps every opportunity to better his store.” In the grocery store he is the one who does his utmost to better the kitchen. aginable shape that the eye fancies, range of the prevailing colors. Ladies’ Hand Bags and Vanity Cases; special lot, reduced to Ladies’ Purses and Under-Arm Bags. About 150 in the lot; all new styles; made from high- grade leathers and fine linings; regular values to $4.50. To close out Saturday, each STRAW HATS to suit every occasion—each Men's Summer Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, reduced to, each Men's Chambray Work 1 Regarding bread Ladies’ Trimmed Hats 200 Hats—no two alike; in Milan and hemps; ete.; to suit every Come in Saturday! taking home two instead of one when you see them! Shirts, yoke back and | style; broken lin ES 15 TO 26 Eade") NOT A CROSSWORD Store im Opens 9 A. M Closes 3 P. M. Daily 1413 TO 14/17 THIRD AVE. GET. PIKE & UNION 18th Anniversary Sale 1925 Manufacturer’s Clean-Up of x = ve Ladies’ Silk Dresses ; good firm quality, in the ks and lace. Every one a real Children’s Dresses Special $1. 00 Each “ Coverall Aprons, in values and $1.50. Very day, each. Ladies’ Mercerized Lisle Union Suits, in built-up shoulder and . Pink and white, in n bodice 35c its, made ason’s newest shades, re- inforced heel and toe, with double ‘ole and extra long garter top. ae Best eee to be geet .00 Each every im- face—in a You'll be Ladies’ Silk Scarfs; extra long and wide, with fringe ends, plain and flowered patterns. $1.95, $2.50 to $3.45 In all the new bright colors shown. Ladies, Buy Your Hiking Out- fit NOW! Khaki Middies Khaki Knickers All sizes $1.75 each $1.95 each ® Anniversary Sale in the Men’s Furnishings Haye you heard of the wonderful values we are offering in MEN’S Men's Dress Shirts; band collar Special, each Butter-Nut and Cream Crust Bread cost more to make — less profit for us; your grocer pays more— less profit for him; but you, the public, get a much greater run for your money. Men's Negligee Shirts, collar at- tached, in light colors, checks and stripes, 14% to 17. please remember — Athletic Union Suit; very fino quality; cut full sige and well made; all QF c sizes to 46; suit ment, and black 100 pairs Men's lace-to-toe, suction 80 vhite trimn brown; sizes 4 to 7, Speelal, pair BUTTERNUT ; very dressy nteed to give 50 satisfaction; pair, c 3 Pairs for SI. 25 Men's Sport Coats in green heath er mixtures with 4 button-down pockets in front, Splendid for hik- Special, each 0B clo: § |, e2 .50c Men’s Heavy Wool- Mixed Sox, pair 4 pairs for 55¢e—Splendid for heavy shoes or outing wear—dark oxford color only. Men's Pajamas in plain and fancy corded madras, with silk frogs in front—Suit $1.98 1. $2.50 . . Interesting News From the Bargain Basement Our many customers are more than surprised when they visit our Bargain Base- We have so many real snaps in the different sections that you will save time and money by shopping here. Boys’ Suits to go at, suit pairs pants to each suit; sizes 11 to NM 17 years. med 50 Boys’ Suits at, suit BREAD The “smooth” top loaf A change in texture but no change in quality The “split” top loaf "Both kinds made of the richest, highest quality ingredients L) 100 Pairs Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, $1.79 Pair Muy the children Shoes now if you want to save, Buy enough to last them fn your at this price, Oxfords and High Shoos in@patent leather, box calf and many other styles; sizes 7 to 1%, 200 Pairs Women’s Shoes at $3.49 Pair This lot consists of black satin, piitent leather; «al ay su and two-strap styles; sixes urday, $8.49 pair, 25 Boys’ Suits at, suit These 1 values and should ot ntion of every Mother In the city, <All Suits have 2 pairs pants, in sizes from 7 to 17 years, Children’s Hats 50c Each Wo aro clearing up a large number of Children’s Summer Hats tn straw and other makes; nothing better for the beach or school; large number to choose from. serene