The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 11

SECTION TWO | The Seaitle Star SEATTLE, WASH.,, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1926 PUYALLUP FAIR’ er ALL TOURISTS huukicas Program 3 roue’s Chamber Urges Visitors to Given on Saturday aeure, OYA, £ toe Come to City’s Big Week | An ait-aiaska program wit u hes mperious “Hat-| Make Mock Plans for Use of Tides BURNETT BROS., JEWELERS—“PAY Eleven Stores on the Pacific Coast—Everett—Seattle—Tacoma—Chehali EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES FOR THIS WEEK —At Our Greatest— Semi-Annual Clearance “= Sale ee a x of $10.00 and $12.50 White and Colored Kid Pumps, Colored Suede Pumps, also Suede Oxfords in Gray and Beige, while they last, at $3.85 and $4.85 a Remember — This is our first great clearance sale at our new and enlarged store. All In order to bridge what would otherwise be a “dull period” we have gathered together the best and the biggest Dia- mond Values we have ever offered; and, what is equally important, we are making the terms easier than ever be- fore—You may select any of the Diamonds sketched (Inci- dentally these are not ready-made pictures of imaginary mountings—but actual pictures drawn by our own artist, here in the store). You may select any one in the group on payment of a single dollar and take a full year in which to pay the balance. | | Nill Ii, \\ \ | | \\\\\ the offerings are new—no old stock. We never offered greater values, All Our (NX Lines Are bs On Sale except main lines of cor- rective shoes. A wonder- ful showing of models at Specials in Cantilever Shoes for women and Grant Flexated shoes for men. Greatest corrective shoes made, in broken lines, at $6.85 Silk Hosiery 85¢ aw $1.35 The afternoon crowds are large. Kor better service and convenience to us, please shop mornings. Baxter & Baxter 1406 Second Avenue Dinner Rings Matchless Values Delivered for a Dollar A trayful of Dinner Rings will varied with as many as sey t sapphires—all with is of the ever in the s have w i sO Much intrinsic and jolee of the entire an even hundred va esented here tor vs collection at dollars, The Korget-Me-Not—as shown in the sketch, with one magnificent blue white diamond in a white gold mounting. A featured value at $100, 4 Delivered for a dollar Paid for $2 Weekly Anyone in the group delivered for « dollar bill! Paid for $2 Weekly Strutwear, Quaker, Val Raalte, Phoenix ' MAIL ORDERS FILLED Same Prices—Same Terms. Write if you cannot Five Arrested in Three Rum Raids US AS YOU s—Portland — Salem —San Francisco—San Jose—Stockton and Hollywood, California ‘ | ' PAGES 11 70 18 | ee California May Make | FOUR MILLION IN START U SCHOOL EXPECT MILLION! ¥om2 Fails to. | Man Crushed When | GROUNDS BUSY “SYindraped” Mythical | ENGLAND BEG sow. sense sssin FOR RAINIER : . i Women are Right ual” type, is | B Hh Stopping kitchen mussing on hot mornings ty " prey ant of tender year Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Rah Men dae ten yh _ d “ ans j) 3a Y wa ¥ aoe ay ge 4 The right summer breakfast .. . no hot kitchens nsidered the illustration immoral,” ¥ EATING your kitchen on summer mornings is a folly. Cook now the vigor food men like and children need without fuss or bother Oats and milk ... that’s the right hot day starter. Quick Quaker makes it casy. Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. Doesn't heat the kitchen. Keeps the family well protected against hot weather drain... and you against its bothers. All that rich flavor of Quaker Oats is there. Quick Quaker cooks faster. That’s the only difference. 3 to 5 minutes ARE PAID” Extraordinary July Terms— pee The “Queen Louise,” as sketched—One of the most beautiful rings ever produced. ‘Three Diamonds—white gold mounting, Featured value at $100, Delivered for a dollar Paid for $2 Weekly 6urnelit Bros. | Eyeglasses 909 Second Avenue Which Is Between Madison and Marion Streets on Easy Payments. Dr. O. J. Baylor, Optomet- rist. No charge for coh- sultation.