The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 2

14 54 Carrier Pigeon Is Found; Legs Marked | “Bad” Boys Say ee \JAPAN HONORS sams aad meings| AMERICAN . REGON (¢ ITY, Ore z Sheriff Mass thought h« (N hav Ww. had three PAGE : ese ee = 1k SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, AUGUST ¢ ” when he locked up Eugene | and David Cameron, 11,|Dead Ambassador Given } vsc.| Smith, 13, 4 Cameror te-| on charge@ of burg He was surprised when he bro ght Deterence of Native Heroes rous of f er know of the/them a meal, ho »wever, to see the lads bow,their heads anc ' ' fold their,hands while little David said grace before eating Aust h—ttenen? ain eae 2} Three Flyers and Plane} pent red. the’ bod ; p fr ; Bleach {| Missing for 10 Days bao genagebeg eh fest af \hety re >Lemons Dieac . 3 , f urniure elle MISS the Skin White Rvisiory T amoopes. oy d mpantae of Tapaneee. 20 7a M 1 tod t pla BRIGHT say fits 3 1604 Ath ' 3 | at Ploe i Banke ‘ 1 | fe, which ruggis BNE ce Sarvs, Classes Svea, oldies tat ae vey. American Fleet Bid ¢ Monday at the. W. C A.tiond _ Adieu by Australia fELVOURNI | When taking 1 | Spe ls of arene | qeienty BIG DANCE EVERY SATURDAY PEN 10 TO 10 ARGAIN BASEMENT Tan This GOTTSTEIN’S | BOUGHT by us, thousands and thousands of dollars worth of furniture at an absurdl@® LOW price and being sold by us at an absurdly LOW price. That’s the reason this sale is the Talk of The Town. Every piece of furniture on four great floors at the GOTTSTEIN store MUST be sold before lease expires August 15th. Once in a lifetime will you get such good furniture at: R E DUCTIONS Saie Is Being Conduct- U ed in the Store of the °60% M. A. GOTTSTEIN /O FURNITURE. CO. | SATISFACTORY PAYMENT TERMS 1514-16 Second Avenue Very New—Expressed in Smart Styles Are These Silk and Satin DRESSE Sizes 16 to 44 Clever models in navy and black and some of the Boys’ KHAKI TWILL SHIRTS Very heavy quality —“Mod $ 15 el brand—full b light shades. Long sleeves—jabots—satin pi ping in many colors—novelty buttons—georgette ves kick pleats—flounces in circular and bo effects—contrasting colors—lace eollaea embroidery trimmings Unusually Smart Dresses—Unusually Low Priced! cut sizes—with two military pockets—sizes 1214 to 1 When Have You Seen Such Savings? Six Styles! Splendid Values! The necks and sleeves are effectively trimmed with rickrack and white tape. The percales are in light colors; the ging- hams are in checks, stripes and plair. col- ors. Some chambray in the lot. Fast colors. Very practical garments. Women’s Brushed Wool BOBBIE COATS Smart! Proctical!’ Lov a fe STANDARD FURNITURE Co. SEATTLE LL. SCHOENFELD & SONS TACOMA SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST Founded 1864 .. SCHOENFELD & SONS Mostly in plain s—some with contrasting colored bottom. Very popular pings around general wear Blue—tan—gray—green—red—poudre —white. 720 Pairs Women’s Silk “Polly” vhs 4 came By ter net avel ‘topes newest colors—sizes 814 to 10. ame up from. the Caught in Cave-In, He Is Dug Out® After Bane. Is Lost never AMATH FALLS, Ore, Au on. Siskiye 1 Shasta Tilted’ News J--Atter. slght | cc ities for ald in the rescue GIRLS’ ee w, you wer Resinol ready for burns or cuts. It quickly stops the painful throbbin and hastens healing plain since earth with contras sting stripings. Braid bindings! Size 3¢ 28. Splendid values Japanese Farmer Sued for Damages i, Japanese farmer of The New “PRINCE OF WALES” * Boys’ Two-Knicker bi gs SUITS $9 ” Finished Cassimeres! Cheviots! Smart little Hats in the “Fair New models, with and without Isle” patterns—hats that can be | be gl used on many occasions. The spe- cial raised seam stitching is an added attraction. And Will withstand the hard knocks of sturdy boys. alpaca and mohair lining all-wool wearable materials of many the price is exceedingly low for this class of merchan- | Wanted patterns—excellent tailoring Alt rs knickers are lined with heavy qual- Poudre blue—sea gray—mottle green— ity materials—all seams are invisible tan—brown. jy Sizes 7 to 18, Bargains, SPECIAL Wo FOR 30DAYS =| This 3-Piece Bedroom Suite — | Bis Red Rubber $5.00 | Our Whatebone Bet of Tooth doos |} not cover roof of gnouth, If you | a hardwood bedroom suite of workmanship and quality have two or more 0}, that you would never expect to be able to buy for this 715 Gum-Lyke Rubber, a perfect re- || low price. Finished in Silvertone or Ivory with a deco- ft ETD Clean-Up of Women’s White Canvas tooth lott... reserves. . i duction the bh production of the human gum, rated motif, Tuli size, bow end bed, chiffonier and dresser exactly as pictured, very low priced, Ideal for Street and j a 0]! House Wear! f Org r } if eee #.'and Porcelain [| 769 Pairs! Sizes 2% to 7! a 4. Old gold tn valuable. Wo allow i] you full value for It on dental L. SCHOENFELD & SONS f Standard Furniture Co. SECOND AVENUE AT PINE STRERD i Pumps and Oxfords with low and medium heels, f good white enameled leather soles and rubber tipped heels. Many are tastefully trimme od with white kid. ‘ane il JW tags Cut-outs and novelty designs! Combinations of pip irs straps and sandal effects, Wo! AM work eunrantesa for 13 txam now Open B to. 8 Dunly—b to 13 Sunday JOHIO DENTISTS 207 Univeralt lorner Second Ave, Over Mutual sues a Long Anan