The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 9

THURSDAY, JULY 1925 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 |S .e3uc_ ti: MC et = SEE 3 MDICTED FOR Exclusive Masonic Body Seattle to Pay Homage ACCIDENT FATAL oe icK 0 " ; ROTEL SEATING | ‘tors Ampresstve Dinner Bryan Memorial Planned TO) JAPANESE & NELSON | Three More Traffic Victims Two Other Bandits Shot Red Cross of Constantine Tenders Banquet ; : Few Be o je ‘der wIE IXTH AN E Dead in Chicago Holdup to Chie; Few Belong to Ancient Order Are Seriously Injured poe can ant . 3 a Shea DOWNSTAIRS STOR i Depedable Goede Leannny Pron Finderch 6 Nida Sri \ Kntahts Ww a \ ! And Ak f ——__—__— exe Yon ; me ; Pigs Pee i eis ae A Month-End Te sea CLEARANCE ) e Safhat | of Small Lots | nen an: | AT. REDUCED PRICES Women’s Shaes ‘ Terry 350 Pairs 200 Pairs by w car dfiven ‘by Dr. At Reduced to Reduced to $2.95 $4.85 | Funeral of “Mother | home, G. A. I C year OMBINATION Pum | Fiiaaiye } , y ps and Oxfords and Step-in ON WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN’S last visit to Seattle, | son ot 6. A. 1 . Taroken styiain Hughes” Is Thursday yn September 18, 19: Sizes to 8. Fu . for Mrs. C. EB | paign, he met by Pumps in a wide variety of sty! lines in patent and calfskin leath Reduced to $2.95 and $4.85 the pair. during the last presidential ye E. Ryan, president of fhe King Hus t § p. m.|/County Democratic club. It is probably the most recent DOWNSIPAIRS STORE ° Th orth mor-| picture taken of the great Commoner in Seattle OW? § HERE’S MORE ALOUT o eated at the: he € the) MOTHER | elk worry Wi Weldten, Of Los At “| M™ RIAL services for William |been invited ax thé principal epeaker.| PrOOps Try Rescue a i iy : ht eminent \ ya Nefe) Saved Will Oe Sea ... of Seized American Children’s Play Oxfords STARTS ON PAGE ONE !) warde of 1 ae t , the King Tied pase od Ib oore Ctfines« SY Pa Saturday 1 Mie ent 1,000 men t and Sandals statem but warned | ) t ‘erand J \, G. He | f Palme: tu ‘ |! Dis ervey (nomen ||| JReditced:to $1.00 the Pair s i or 1 him eck 1 sd : aes be nei vig ee y ‘ . f panin Sturdy play shoes in good, sound leather. Com- ' fee bu Y i by bar fortably-fitting lasts. Sizes 1114 to 2 (only). At raided ‘the Palt $1.00 the pair. DOWNSTAIRS STORE (What to See, Where to vated ater Sennen © ifaw tod "Orphans; Takes Life] | Women’s Petticoats Go and When to See It Sacred Flag Ceremony : — Reduced Ss $38) . ILK JERSEY radium and rayon (artificial si ak he THURSDAY aca 7) Is Staged by Knights) se" 2 cremate] 3D, Tettcots ina broken ssortmet os ae | onic Te mple: Bu Knig Masonic Temple—t e : ; BROKEN LINES OF CORSETS AND GIRDLES in }{ University Stadium: mnpetitive Ralghts Tesplat, #8. 5 : "| Militar V Re Vv iew, Beauseant Honor 1 oa i pithes 167 ¢ brocade patterned and plain coutil. Beduced to | taren” opening. with grand review |teeiment of Hethichem commardery.| @NG Drills Thrill Stadium Crowd sale sae oa lease aah Ae | ‘ g event day, feature . aive 1 « of the 36th) the morning ieing staged by |< tiate’ Satie ce pleasing styles. Reduced’ to 29¢._pownsrarrs stoRE . rmory Prese ot Ww m Short, state hief. | erienr ‘ : : © national ¢ mpm " a 1 : 3 * competing \ sang “The ¢ * * | ad EE. 14 GIRLS’ CAPES AND COATS in sizes 4, 5 and | | ————_——__ 6, reduced to $2.£ fro mt FLT ETE * HERE’S MORE ABOUT um navy float, foot of Washing KNIGHTS Olympic Hote: Reception _by|| STARTS ON PAGE ONE UU) Nicene ee grand commandery of Colorado, Ital 4 GIRLS’ C eS 4 TAFFETA reduced to $2. e 14, reduced to $2.95. 2S for girls of 12 and 14 years, 4S * * INFANTS’ ORGANDIE BONNETS in dainty jan room, %:15. ] peta Downtown: Tiluminated streets] 054 af styles. Reduced to 95¢ and $1.50. not know wheth depu- | #nd electric display, all evening - HUNDREDS OF KNIGHTS om eS ign re i ties had a search ant, he 1 MARCH IN CEREMONY 146 LITTLE GIRLS’ STAMPED DRESSES in sats Cattle in Texas t I cerom of sizes 2 and 4 years. Of beach cloth. Reduced —————_———_ ft to 29¢. HERE’S MORE ABOUT Under Quarantine far ba DOWNSTAIRS STORE BABY BURNS STARTS ON PAGE ONE 5 hia Curtain and Drapery n feminine be i pie ee ae oa | Fabrics—REDUCED ZRE’S } y sn't Detrolt quite A 2 " ' b ig | 125 YARDS CURTAIN SCRIM with printed design in q BRYAN rose and gold colors. 36-inch width. STARTS ON PAGE ONE |); Reduced, the yard, to. ...0.. 00. (woe 10c Sper ee 37 YARDS GREEN DRAPERY MADRAS 5 mpse of the in 36-inch width. Reduced, the yard, to... Oc j 250 YARDS TAPE-BORDERED VOILE in white, cream and ecru. 86-inch width. 2 Reduced, the yard, to........s.secesec AD Oc } REMNANTS of Curtain Nets, Scrims and Marqui- sette. Also Cretonne and Terry Cloth and many other drapery fabrics, —DOWNSTAIRS STORE nly the | temple a8 | MINNEAPOLIS deep | RAISES CASH Minneapol alread ub. Dress Lengths of CottonF abrics,$1.00Ea. Very desirable voile, ratine, zephyr gingham, tissue gingham and other weaves. Cut in lengths of 8, 8% and 4 yards. And low-priced at $1.00 the piece. REMNANTS OF COTTONS in useful lengths and in a wide variety of fabrics. BROKEN LINES OF BEDDING, TOWELS AND HOUSEHOLD LINENS including blankets, -bed- spreads, sheets, pillow cases, face and bath towels, table cloths, napkins and other pieces. All at sharply reduced prices. brought a certl- | amount with us, it we had dee neces ary, Any um that Is required can be raised | over night, “We will have a new $6,000,000 | municl Ipal auditorium coi ted in| 1927 for use in 19 This will contain a main floor senting 10,000. | We a 1 of uso « 459 Semi-Annual | SALE of | FURNITURE Ro ins Saturda | CAugust First | » grounds an will furnish other ms for drills and lent hotel accommodations in Minneapolis, together with ad-| ditional quarters in St, Paul, 10 miles distant, and plenty of rooms ||| joffered in residences will amply an+ r that need ‘Our olty., has n fine climate, a * and J ‘be | White Cotton Lingerie Crepe At 19c Yard | An evenly-woven quality in the 30-inch width. Imported Cotton Ratine 29c Yard | In colorful block and plaid effects, Heavy quality, | | and an unusual value at 29¢ the yard. —DOWNSTAIRS STORD FREDERICK@NELSON Wiguren for will not be available until the i? 26 report Is propared,