The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925, THE SEATTLE STAR wih é SERRE neeeeEEeE = | Friday Seattle }i( wate i: pr i seg The -R Fray vente || What’s on the Air assay hh ae 7 @ a e adio Star ee ; FRIDAY | SATURDAY _ sapelc@ ar On 5 OO a EAE ot the Pu KCL (308-1, Simonds Bew prog SPS Ene peetdd nae Sa¥ Rumors Started by Liquor Interests as MUSIC LEADINGU.of W.ExperttoTell eee ge at re att Gia ae ee pe hes Soke Seem y PROGRAMS of Amundsen Pole Trip) -iuercues ec ta rntes| Rie i f = a KTCL’s First Radio Play University in Broadcasting Game; Meany and 22", (gm stare, Wiainrd) ome: . PM) aia es, \pmnde ty the? Wins Applause i Saunders on First P rogram ? : . KPO (48), | encieco—B:80, A bee ae b ; ° ; Ladi ne san al iM mt . str : “con f'vocal and tn- sit cites Re PG Far ge age hn 2 St re ll Devon! Raaeetst ot ny pa DEGREES OF STUPIDITY _ has ee prograns s Amund nin t . Aretie wie pep ta * thet wey) Mise hes vbeeials nia : "i 7 ring t about it istige Welt, Berl of the trials and danger of the fre KGO's famow tucat J night dance musle fr ih to broad uth Brown, : Hebe se eS coc seous ss) mown, waa gue | cecemest’= ff ANOTHER CLOTHING STORE WILL BE Here 31 An Old Years, Now Landmark program is niversary of the Yakima Savings | or three « and Loan association. . oo = Next fall and winter will see ANYRORY > from Keit aio Innovations, Studio rs are taking advantage to test out with @ set ting time will have an when summer's ¢ Iris Ruth Pave 1 t from KOA ) starting Friday evening. The Blue! s the KOA am at 10. “ ffers a Sherman-Clay m ta ee a is poert a 8 amd the . i ; day evening te Swe Sn aches = ay. Sal | Seondeast’a Shine busd concert An Immense Stock of the Best There Is in Men’s Clothing, wey: evening | the Swedish Sing. from It to midnight Wriday | KI also has a Shrine hour | Furnishings, Etc., to Be Immediately at 8 Mead The Flapper Wite CJNCINNATL STATION TO | STAGE CELEBRATION . x which is bang: | tts, will be on Pp. m, to " program. = 308 Pike Street © rf ath € “ of Mu SS - — reggae reales i program For the past 31 years this store has been located in the same spot, catering to the men USE YOUR CREDIT @ spelen leegrepemt eC of Seattle, catering to those who want nothing but the best and most dependable mer- COMBINE VICTOR AND | chandise. No cheap nor mediocre goods have ever been carried; only nationally known PAY NOTHING A YEAR K. ©. ASIN ONE CASE 3 ent phonograph radio amaigar standard lines have been sold here, and today the store is full of splendid new merchan- H.C. A. 1935 m1 Or wie the dise that must be sacrificed. Mr. J. Starin, owner, has conducted the business during i gee the past 13 years. Realizing that business is fast leaving First Avenue and steadily | ' moving uptown, he has decided to close out stock, fixtures and all, and follow the busi- 2 ; ness trend in order to be where the business is. As yet no suitable location has been = ee ager GE, found, but as soon as one is secured he will open a new store, with a new stock. None 5 HOW T0 M A K ' of the present stock is to be moved—it’s to be sold and sold here! For the purpose of = Perfect | closing it out quickly the stock has been placed in my charge with orders to spare no ES Blue White } BABY BEHAVE means, but “make prices that will sell it—prices that no man who wants good clothes a eyacer ts Sg can turn down.” Do not compare these prices with those of stores who have perpetual = eu ok : a Wear to Doctors at Convention Tell “sales.” This store never had a sale. This is its first, and is only for the reasons = mounting Pay— What to Do stated. But—we want you to compare the merchandise and you'll readily recognize € ; LONDON, June | that this is a real sale with a real reason. e _ Diamonds on Credit | SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 A.M @ This is the month for Diamonds. Get yours: now. NOTHING DOWN AND A ie , + J . a YEAR TO PAY makes owning like finding. Weisfield & Goldberg quality is a pleasure to own. ee JUNE SPECIALS OH,BOY! Just received another lot of those dandy RELISH DISHES Men's and Youn's Men's to $s $35 to $40 Suits. Many of ane Papeutns to these the famous 100% $35.00 Suits— 1 big lot Students’ Men’s and Young Men's and Young Men's $30.00 Suits— All-Wool Washougals $24.80 $19.80 $21.80 “It is this trait,” Dr. Cameron jsaid, “which impels the child to ‘no’ in respons s and Young Men’s and Young $25.00 Oregon City } $40.00 to Men’s $50.00 to : . Cam. | $45.00 Suits- $55.00 Suits— All-Wool Overcoats $30.00 English Gaberdines— $30 to $40 Overcoats > whatever Some Be $31.40 $34.80 $9.80 $19.80 Peal 0) C Bargain Cu) habit, “compel a a Silver-plated Basket, fancily etched glass filler, oe by ni HATS UNDERWEAR three compartments—for candy or relishes. remedy t) ich is one sy ism, give the c then with BONBON iC} It a second helping, Thumb-suck. | lel|ing may be cured if the child is DISHES r ‘o suck its thumb three times | 99c Dandy gifts, Your choice of four designs, all silver plated and gold lined— and guaranteed. Entire stock ‘Stetson’ Hats, newest shapes $5 80 and colors ....+ * $5.00 Pearl Gray Hats, sili $2.80 Hats, silk $4.40 3 to $5 Straw $1 .80 35c wears OU H09 sk »,60¢ -25c¢ efunal of food, $5.00 Genuine English $ Broadcloth Shirts....... 2.80 $8.00 Crepe de Chine t SMILGS as tau erraacadias $5.40 $1.50 and $2 Dress Shirts, 80 soft or banded collars... . Cc $1.00 Balbriggan 2-piece Suits, $2.50 to $3.50 “Arrow” and other Dress base oa Shirts, soft or banded collars, or stiff bot RRO NRRL A 35c collars to $ be $3 40 MAE Fs aioe ove 8 as wins ] .80 ae bane $1 ‘80 $3 to $5 Shirts, attached ae % collars or banded........ $2.10 $00 a $1 .69 ajamas .. venga $4.80 | “se o.. $1.90 “pv.D. Unions... SDC “nis Catone... 91.60 hha pec eae 70c $5.00 Heavy “Mediicott” Nov Fessvssssse D240 “mura” Unions «4.0 | {clans continued thelr at , tele: | | phones and wireless, prevented poo. ple from relaxation and them’ t to a BREAD (i TRAYS 99c KC Silver plated; an excep- tional value. While they sal 2 ; $5.00 Wool last, 99¢ edch, Makes = |, 0c Van Hensen $3.00 Silk Stripe $ Shirta ... 6 sees $3.40 the bread taste better! ~ 5 jtearn fromThose Whom! Nave Cured Har sevens 35¢ " Madras Shirts ......0.+ 1 90 $i0 and $9.60 “Black Bear” | Y FREE book on Piles and abo ’Aratox: sORRer i M other Rectal and Colon dis COHAN aee cents 25c At eee cee eenee $6.40 ‘ al orders contains dozens of letters volun-| : B. tarily written by prominent patients ¢ a whom I have cuted. Many of these C. W. SHIVELY FOR y FREE DOWN GLASSES Gem aes eam 7 W. BR, EXAMINATION $1 A WEEK FITTED RB, French, Shriner cases were of over 15 years standing,| Occulists’ Prescriptions Filled—Broken Lenses Duplicated & Urner $12.50 to $15.00 Shoes a a WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG _\®\5e aoa $6.40 stn) VISIT OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Big lot $6.00 to $8.00 Men’: 4 Calf Shoes— Afords Crepe Soles $3 aes d a 45 learn how these people, one and all, old and young, were restored to health, Learn how positive is my WRITTEN igen et to Mervin 900 First Ave. at Madison—Hotel Stevens Bldg. Send or call for this book TODAY and| 318 PIKE ST. Sues