The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1925, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 26, THs. THE TTLE ST PAGE 7 TOBIN BROS, Pretty Soft for You--- Rather Rough on Us! pe Here we were with a nice le business, complete stock of Men’s Suits, oy everything right to the queen's taste “You'll Have to Move! What to do? men buy. the Furnishings good location and most had and ever finest Shirts we've then The Building’s Coming Down!”’ sell out, quickly, at that BY Just one thing prices would FINE PERCALE SHIRTS 1/> OFF Right in the middle of tl these shirts at $1.00. broken assortments. enders. make ( Dy the South one year ments are cast stan Hion fee reps re repor lots have e season we have to cut shirt prices in two and mark end-of-the-season left-overs, but fresh, new patterns in : Stripes and fancy designs in blues, browns, greens and lay- All sizes and sleeve-lengths in the-assortment, but not all in every pattern. Drastic Price Cuts Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Dandy Summer patterns in attractive light colorings are included in this splendid stock of Griffon, Monroe and other famous makes of clothes for men, $30 SuitsCut to$22.75 | $40 SuitsCut to$29.75 $35 SuitsCut to$26.25 $45 SuitsCut to$33.25 OTe ray keep firm being | under our lunder any out of the but an A an half a are depanc that COOPER ATHLETIC $1.29 per UNION SUITS 85e BROS Bet. Columbia & Cherry GENUINE B. V. D. UNION SUITS $1.15 TOBIN 719 Second Avenue | price Just Canadian with from t from the REB “Angel SAN CLEARANCE, ALL BLASTED =\:: | Sommers, | | ||! Rare Old Wine Turns Out oa i to Be Vinegar \Tast yea End-of-the PORTLAND, Ghee oe Workmen, tearing down oximat for the construction of a new theater building here, got a momentary thrill when they came on three cases of dust covered bot- ral noid | hearted ¥ Hh hw. | Always | | this Month Sale Practical Merchandise at “Enormous boys ous undy, J other bore thing Just it, Max an old Portland the house, Reductions. Don’t Overlook Them. | comfortat sympathy ENSEMBLE SUITS in Georg- ettes, assorted colors and sizes* # stored hanghal are offered little opportunk: | } Hte's ers Now $14.75 and $19. ZS. ||| seenenay ae cee cn open d About 12 Suits in Silks, Satins, Flannels and according to reports to the depart Kashas; formerly sold for $49.50— port of the municipal council of! Now $29.50 2 water 1925 ORDERS IN(— MILLS BIGGER (RECITAL _| Production B. C. Competition Troubles Local Lumber Plants RDERS marked ine ders for 11 Prices fo The demand in better, some mill refuse: Freighta to rather scarce run between It in reported that the stock logs in British Co rates on the rail 4 severe har the railroads thru being able to use | water transportation are engaged in| the delicate operation of keeping the} THE FLAPPER Advises Marriage FRANCISCO, Rheba Crawford, tho sag dway” all accepted them refuse to cept grandmother's 5 modest girls have pretty clothes. TALKING MONEY Georgia Tech Yollow Jacket TO GIVE RECITAL and Shipments | Greater This Year PRICES BETTER FRANK POSTER on hand, in both the Coast mills and those in ern pine district, show a rease over the figures for ago. Production and shir also greater, Unfilled or 4 mills reporting on thin a half mills | nd about four and t higher than for 11¢ k previous ! r Atiantl ted as being cor ant schedules siderably been sold at $19 and or 1 a cargo at this figure Atlantic Coast points at $14 Indeed, space ts at that rate It has that tramp vessels | under the American flag y at anything un ng the rate} CARMELITA JOHNSON. aughter of Deputy and Mrs. H. W. “n- flag being able ir ports, Of course merican-owned veanel car American ports | Coroner | Johnson, 116th st. and Gr umbia runs as high billion feet, The sare impe on such mills new Ing | Wood ave, and will play «| piano re cital at 607 Univers- lity building at 8:15 Monday evening next. She is a pupil ba to eg Eva G lenn Chamberlin & Siradiey sraphers 4 t oh the | thouna Me who are "Independent «| Btar Matt Phy under what it would pay ra to flood the market duce, and yet take al of competit mills suffer ht rates. JAPAN NOW new log freig 6,000,000 Citizens SAN FRAN( \There are A DEFENDS 111,00: ) more Japan un accord Charles M. Reif. of Broadway” Also June 26.— Angel of | here to|the male vo! the gon-|a f fra back home and preach hise who . charmed The leaders of Japan. ner bits of | to Rev. Reifanider, real sense and earnest simpli-| cation of the maases is necessary Rheba Crawford anymore.|in order to have a stable govern Harold| ment and the first step | education will be the elim: | the Geisha nystem which ne Nght. | prevalent in the island kingdom ‘Ane Four Fail in Jail we the girl |the gay “white way with ze that edu r she married J a Petersburg, Angel” J ‘aa rival here kness of the x of the modern of sup ke their critical attitude things, that _ {James An Marques, ac YREKA, Juno acking at Ingenuity wasn't ‘ 1 here when Fred Mye rson, cused other 1 = Thorpe, alleged burg because The modern gener out for itself nm generation goes to ex But it will strike a bal jail while a ball gu ated their with . on a felony charge of { Teheba thinks of fap. pia | © confronted ‘ dress is le and s each agreed to walve At uit whet haan tha |t original charges and sve of beauty in her he has my | Plt ailty They were given heavy Jail terms that's why I like to seo | away and forgotten About marriage, which is quite formerly sold for $24.50 and I lrrairtn her mind, she says: | Child Welfare Topi $32.50— | SHANGHAI “DRY” | “Every woman should be mar. | at Democrats’ Meet | WASHINGTON —Renidents of | 4. freatest. experience.” It ts) Ghia welfare will be discussed by | Phelps Totten, state legis- ‘¢ the King County Demo- Saturday noon, at Meves' If money ta As somo fol It never gives Itself away cafeteria. Representatives clubs and parent-teachers’ tions have been invited as honor The public: is also Invited from women’s assocla- suena, Shanghai, forwarded to the depart | A few extra sizes up to 4614; formerly sold for $59.50— Now $37.50 fons.” Our dress stock is SPLENDID, Among the many things we have to offer you are Tub Silks and Printed |) Crepes—wonderful values for— $14.75 All Coats partake of big reductions—enough to make them attractive. Beautiful line to select from. Latest materials and models. New seasonable merchandise inc Shoes must be sold regardless of Black, patent leather or tan calf. Cut-out strap Sandals. Welted sole and low heel. Special at ONE-HALF PRICE — All Sweaters, Skirts and | [ Waists go at ONE-HALF PRICE Aline of Hats in keeping with the season, including felts in various colors— for $3.75 and Up Everything sold on our FE ASY PAYMENT SYSTEM. Let ef CLOTHE YOU AND TRUST YOU. Stylish Stout Boys’ Tennis Shoes Children’s Barefoot Sandals Sizes Up to 104. White Canvas Pumps and other styles on the table at Have you a Charge Account with us? If not, open one today. The terms that are convenient to you ave satisfactory to us. GOOD CLOTHES FOR WOMEN, MEN and BOYS 1015 Second Avenue Hetween Madixon and Spring, Just Over Vigin Whistle Take Hlevator Oxfords Take Advantage of Hoyt’s Removal Sale High Shoes, strap Sandals. Sale Hoyt Shoe 1402 3rd at Union Lanna State Elks’ | Bika will convene at thoir annual | ver, Wash., on Monday, July 13. {sion, the second will be left vacant in jorder that members may grand lodge at Portland, and on jay the state association will ene to elect and install offi- luded in the sale. I REE Ua Fae God |Sea-Food, Greens SANTA CRUZ, June 26.—Eat son | foods and green vegetables if you | want to get rid of the goitre, is the advice of Dr, H. W. Forbes, former |president of the State Board of Osteopathic Examinérs. | Speaking before the 24th annual {convention of the association here, and $ |Dr. Forbes sald the fodine lacking Jin Coast waters and avaliable in 6 45 |sible for the increase In the num: e |ber of goltre caser . |Says Indian Youth Credit for recovering the body of Richard Longmate, 12, drowned in | who tried to rescue him, was given Friday to George Adair, an Indian Mra. 8. 1, Amon, Yaney sty nid that he was the ono stantiated her claim by stating that who helped Adalr pull the body out | seafoods and vegetables was respon .00 | Found Boy’s Body the Duwamish river with a friend youth living in the atrict, brought the body to shore, She sub: of the water 0. Wight hundred cuble inches of alr of liquid air, MORE VOTE IN} |New Law Grants Rights to 0 and sh impetus to give women the| according | in this jon of 1 in| 300 Ladies Breaking Attempt! Session on July 13) | state association meeting at Vancou- | The first day will bea business ses- | attend | Held Goitre Cure who J are required to make one cuble inch BIG MONTH-END CLEARANCE.SALE Big Bargains in Every Section of This Store! Remnants at Half. Merchandise marked for Ladies’ Fine Millinery at Month-End Clearance! ALL SHORT LENGTHS of Silks, Silk and and Cotton Fabries, in plain and novelty dress etc, at ONE-THIRD and ONE-HALF OFI Half. Large quantities of othe: Cottons, Silk styles, fine regular price, Ladies’ Beautifully Trimmed Millinery * Woolens, Woolens, cloths, ete., and underwear Summer and Early Fall style All up to the mi at Half and Less than Half of usual value. MONTH-END . nute Ladies’ and Gent’s All- Wool Bathing Suits A fine range of colors and sizes at i Less tic Union Suits ¢ fine “sl 00 te na 50c mme axon " $1.39 Men’s Bleached Sennet Straw Hats zen 9% to 11% ed Sox at 29¢ pair, or 4 PAIRS for colors. Regular $3.50 values, for lored Madras Shirts hed; a good as and ite. A real bargain for bream nse Se $2.9 98 ey I Genre ie he es ee eee GIAO Closing out Men's Summer weight double this price ‘ ke Shirts and Drawers at a real bar- two instead of on: in. See these at RMENTS for $1 .00 BASEMENT BARGAINS LUX—The Boys’ Wash Suits 98c All our Boys’ Wash Suits will eared during this Month-End and you owe your boy one of these hot weather comforts. ses to $2.00, for 9Bc. it made th tollet re nth-End Sf Ladies" neason's Jes; extra long urter Luxite Si one in the 34-inch Curtain Serims; cross-bar pattern; white, cream 12 and ecru, at c 40-inch White Curtain Voile. Very fine weave; small tape edge, at WOOL laund SOAP for the bath and > regular 1 of Children’s Play. 50c value—32-inch fancy Art for Month-End 1 r sateen finish; ues to $3 proof; pink SOc ses " 39c crocheted Bed good weight; f: fron $1x90-inch Bleached Seamless good wel; free from Sheets, free from dressing; nicely honey-comb $1 95 finished, at, 46-In. Sunfast each ... 1?x#4-inch Feather Pillows cov- Mulberry, b and gold, at. ered with a fancy art 95 ; c ticking, guaranteed fes ather 1 blue a 70x80-in. white spreads dress! weave, 2 Elkhide Sandais — 1 need for the hot nths for beach and street wear; sizes 3 to 7; values to $3.95. Month-End weath Silk o, rose Draperies— .$1.19 “THE STORE THAT, SAVES YOU MOM! Apron Summer Novelty we. Dress Wash Fab- rics, values to $1, = 49c Yard [413 TO 1417 THIRD AVE. GET. PIKE & UNION Nearly 700 steer hides were used in —* FISHING IN ALASKA le the world’s largest belt. WASHINGTON .—The Alaska fish- tch in 1924 was valued at $40,- (Advertisement) , an increase of about 2 ou TREATED ONE over 1923, according to the de- WEEK FREE ment of commerce. Fisheries of Short bi Southeast Alaska contributed at i ne ii | $18,768,786, or about 46.5 per cent of | Hite. ikners” ysanavect were engaged in the fisheries indus- | in Alaska during the year. w ATE R SHUT-OFF NOTICE { ut off on st. on Sat- 5 p. m. to Dawson monds urday from 8 a gthens the entire aystet, ” Write for. free criaietreatg a 0) REMEDY | Dept. 37, Atlanta, Georgia. oe. leved in a : the total. More than 25,000 persons | heart. purifies the blood, m to ment. | *Iy % — FABER HARDWARE CO. “FABER” PECIAL MONEY-SAVERS FOR SAT( RDAY AND MONDAY Vacuum Food Jars and Bottles at Money-Saving Prices: Y Pint Jar. . $1.19 1 Pint Jar. - $1.49 1 Pint Bottle... | Betwen Pike and Union 1428 First Avenue Phone ELiot-8708 Gasoline Camp Stoves Tourist Camp Stove. Has two burners and will cook anything you can cook at home. A MONEY SAVER .. $4, 69 All Saxony Knit WOOL BATHING SUITS Greatly Reduced— Regular $5.75 and $6.00 values, very special at | Broken lines of Dux Bak SPORTING and OUTING CLOTHING for ladies and men at close-out prices regardless of cost. §-inch heavy corrugated red rubber moulded Garden Hose with fy ter Se One More Week of Low Prices on Our Stock of High-Grade REELS and RODS HOT POINT IRON “816.08 Best asting Reel No, 3 value for Heddon's Casting Reel No. Special Heddon's L Regular $45, Winding Special . iron B7.85 5 saeuihe $5. 83.85 824,95. al peare’s Univ ola the money: $6.00 Shakexpear Tyee KE Heddor Imported Dry FL Hand-forged Si , Many more at our HONK per dog ‘Tackle Department,