The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 7

1 j 4 Attorney Horner Writes Article on Light NS Project for Scientific American sI| = 4 BY JOIN W NISUSON ae ib / “The Mark of Value Phis” xpert punlalty tae nd mig 7 om ; € 0 alue Pha wgicity Aes “ = YY | ) 5 , ie : mR a . . ‘ y . A f Le 1 6 Don’t Build Until : IN a | ' “ ; N 2\7 6 You see the beautiful “STETSON’ \ A teal thene N a y —« strikingly ideal and perfectly \ Selantifio® Ar aethes ees cenait " ; N = th 4 new four-room plan, in Old Eng Seattle's municipal light ; : ioe = / lish design. Horner pad written a. i. ; = nd This rare plan is unsurpassed for grow an ' ‘“ é = \ beauty, convenience and ecenomy Sant See / i k NS NY st —it can be built for less than sic oo eee Bist 600 1 NN X | $3,000. Our entire bill of mate- j ' ' My \ \ | e @ rials for lumber and millwork and ie $ : | : many extra items is only $1,005.23. ; / pathy ’ /" Instant Relief Zan § ; 7 Send for New Plan Book Rosy PRAISED FOR “ASTHMA? Fil S High praise in given Light. Su HIRTY minutes is all ic | § That's the Rinex guarantee, That | GD E 00 ea an SSDAY, JULY 29, THE SEATTLE STAR ., |Seattle’s Lumbcr 3300 Whatcom Ave., SE can THE CARPENTERS HAVE CROWDED OUR IMMENSE STOCK INTO HALF OUR REGULAR SPACE FOR THEIR REBUILDING WORK. To make matters worse, new merchandise is coming in for fall. So we are away overcrowded. SO A CLEAN SWEEP SALE STARTS THURS- DAY. Every department head was instructed te slash prices to a point where buying by the public would be compulsory. Read the prices below and you will realize that they carried out their orders. Is Praised tn Magazine @ 1419-21-23 Skagit Plant So Many men who must be on their feet all day—clerks, public service employees, laborers and toilers of every kind—complain of pain- ful feet and great fatigue at the end of the day. When advanced in life, their feet have actually given outand their earning power has been greatly reduced. In nearly every case this condition is due to incorrect shoes. Such men, seeking a low first cost, buy very cheap shoes, which quickly lose shape and offer no support to the foot. In many cases such shoes are made with cheap com- position soles, which become flabby after a time, which spread and pull away from the shoe up- pers. The sole is non-porous, offers no chance for foot ventila- tion, and causes excessive per- RAN |] a Your Future spiration, damp socks and an un- healthful skin condition. Feet must breathe, just as must any part of the body. Enclose the hands in rubber gloves all day and-see what happens. BAL The only sensible, healthful shoe for a worker is one with ample leather soles and heels. pA If you have foot trouble, or even discomfort, and have worn shoes with rubber composition soles, change to an all-leather shoe and note the difference. Shoes with good leather soles are really more economical in the end, for it is easy for your shoe repairer to make them practically as good as new—not once, but many times. NZ! Za COATS AND DRESSES $§ A big lot of Coats that will be splendid tor fall wear, and a fine group of Silk and uid WZ 4 es, Wool Dresses, have been slashed so far in price that ey will go siaeare SEE ‘ re THESE THURSDAY FOR ONLY.......... Fafa Gaeere q a 32-inch Ginghams, 2,000 yards of Silku- Folding Shopping = i a in check and line in new patterns, Bags; black; made . I a stripes and small both flowered and strong. Just the e N t ig block patterns. dainty designs; thing for your \ { é Special lengths up to 10 market trips; 50¢ ee, aN “ BAe tases yards; 25c values. .. value. Speciai. . AMERICAN LEATHER PRODUCERS, Inc. => ie Assorted patterns Comfort size Batt Pillow Slips in ONE MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y, HE as in Curtain Mate- 1 that weighs 3 Cc 42x36; very ser- | ot rials. Checked pounds; stitched viceable quality ; | ng Marquisette 3 full si full full size; i t and bordered Cc weight; nice cot- wide hems. i patterns .... ton. Special .. Special . Fancy Silk-mixed Dress Crepe; a spe- Cc cial purchase en- ables us to offer values up to $1.00, while they last, for Turkish Towels, 16x 30; closely woven Cc towel; some with blue border. A real buy for Remnant Sale .. FORE / 22x44 heavy y Turk- ish Towels; doubie loops, neatly hem- 81x90 Seamless Sheets; very good grade, without t+) 350- Gallon: Still me ne ee! | Beg, Pardon! grabbed 260-ga of me ‘ D alle r of the still antle the Pierce coun Men’s and Boys’ Keds and Tennis Shoes; heavy reel Ladies’ One-Strap White Slippers; leather and rubber soles; for sport time ‘BROADWAY LIMITED THE DE LUXE 20-HOUR TRAIN med. Special for dressing; wide wear; values u Catherine Hugh i Sing 5 3 Ve up atherine Hughes i ] Remnant Sale hems. Special, each to $2.00. Special Dies in Her Hotel CHICAGO to NEW YORK 4 q 2-inch Ajl-Linen , Ri 3 heat a } Satin Damask; eee Cee! Sy oft and The Business Man’s Train if } may find in the lot Brown 36-inch 5 fy : } if a good, heavy fancy voiles, checks, Maal vatvery Dependable Schedule — Quality Service i at cloth. tissues, . prints; all mend cout? fine el busines: a \ iteert worth 25¢ to 50c. Wind piece cit | Laura Be The Short Line Route Through the Cool and | t } yard ... Grand clean-up, finish. Special value |nett, of Seattle, The body will | Pic Allegh i i r, i yard sent to Watertown, Wis. for burial icturesque Allegheny Mountains | . ' 9-4 Bleached and per yard ....... ane pure Areas c lr Se hs i Brown Sheeting; a ’ onirting; ge inches |Footba oac Observation and Club cars; Stenographer, Barber nice finished mus- C LADIES’ SLIPPERS wide; variety of | Wife Seeks Di and Ladies’ Maid; Current Magazines and Market i ; j 7 ee ey f > , SAINT OC ba ASG ife Seeks Divorce A i | lin; good weight; Patents, Suedes dainty stripes; | DENVER, Colo, July 29.—(By U Reports en route. Superior Dining Car Service. J Hi no dressing. and Satins; a ya- value. | gaereethc oe ay hc ' Special, the yard... rahe! styles; odd a Close-out | ith Howard Jor 01 The “Broadway” Departs from the i 4 f lots, but nearly all paat 7 - , [Poe See : of the University of c i : 18-inch Terry sizes; values up to ———= | 36-inch Lingerie | TE bate dt ON ig he aly ‘New Union Station, Chicago i ‘ Cloth in plaid and G | $1.00._Close out. teat yi C Uniform "ihe petition ehatgen "repeated aad | 2 white; extra heavy voile; GAinEy, . eet extreme act ot cruelty," ‘altho no | A weight; HANGING LAMPS ee a stripes header leaakeet “act Foe cruelty ith | . 2 value. 4 % in all shades. { d Special Fe aa et Fancy Hanging Lamps; flowered Very special, yard characterizes |Get Free Cigars; Lv. Chicago 12:40 p.m. (CT) 1 S and plain shades; nl Py; » Ar. Philadelphia —_7:54.a.m. (ET) i 2 Windsor value brass fittings and Two-piece Pune ee ie Mayor” Is Father AgsNew York . 9:40a,m. (ET) \ 6 Crepe Plisse in all chains; 6 styles to Cc Bowl; lustre wear; C swe ® | Residents of Beacon Hill were y if the new patterns “ choose from. These large bowl with : ie bel ie mteaiat San \ ; ; regular lamps sold for $4.00 glass rest; | CWS ri hoi “Mayor of Banco New Union Station, Chicago | Rem- to $7.50. This lot, to worth $1.98. Ss ‘ known as Ben ; j nant Sale, Special close out, your choice Close-out, Nie ¢ th proug father i Reduced fare excursion tickets on sale daily via Pennsyl- it a tee St hee ead Gua WERE ceeseas vania Railroad to Atlantic City and other Eastern Points. i bs fiers eesti cheat ne te For reservations or further information, address i EAUTIFUL SILK REMNANTS : ; C an d C i Postmaster Found i anenner Representative \ ; These Remnants are being closed out at far less than wholesale cost. ORDER BY TELEPHONE Dead in His Office roa carrot see) I j COME EARLY THURSDAY FOR BEST CHOICE. MAIn 8251 PASO ROBI Cal, July 29 . ¢ i mw voeraan ame’ eco eH Pennsylvania Railroad ult whether 1 a st hry, Paso The Standard Railroad of the World 1 Robles postmaster, Killed himself ot i h | 1,800,000 cups were served wa th victim) of un aceldental A atthe PANAMA-PACIFIC Hl anot, Henry was found dead in a I /nternational EXPOSITION Mick roomsof the postotfice, \ ec