The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 4

ee « ter than average prospects | plans now under PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925 HERRY’ Billy, the Beggar, Is Dead ° : MecDougall-/outhwic o S REDIT~ : * FIFTY-ONE YBAI OF ¥F ITHYFUL uF I o AUGUST SALE Paradise Valley Mourns Store-Wide Reductions, With Prices That Delight, Still Prevail New Arrivals in W omen’s Lingerie —Inexpensively Priced. —For the Woman of More Mature Figure Cotton Crepe Gowns Dainty slip-over styles, cut trimmed with hand-made Irish edgin medallions. Flesh and peach shade 25 Maslin Costume Slips With regul Exquisite e up sho! of hem: ° tops, ¢ Irish Trist acen m es 46 MacDougall -Southwich THIRD FLOOR ENSEMBLES DRESSES Which formerly sold for $19.75 to $87.50, and of very desirable materials and models, for... ‘. even Lee $ 1 0 Any of the nicer Summer Coats, regardless of material or cost, for ONE-THIRD OFF LL Soe nee ao SWEATERS, SKIRTS and WAISTS , a You can buy at just HALF PRICE. An elegant stock of hats, ranging from $1.00 and up. In fact, most everything partakes of a reduction during our August Sale. Women’s Marvene Children’s Hose 95 —In New Striped Patterns Silk t Hose, 13 jee ai 1 aieges wearty Dar Kighths Length fashion and 4 with lisle garter nd feet—gua A popular He teed to wea P nteen newest shades, Including black and white and browns tery Bhop—MacDougall-Southwick STREET FLOOR BILLY, THE BEGGAR, was the friend of all Paradise} Valley. Now he is dead and the whole valley mourns. Here} = = — — he is shown in his prime, receiving sweets at the hands of Baliye Petition ‘of. _|Motorboat Party _ {Dive of “Bellingham RoE Cae satan ah Dance Boat Club Reaches Illinois Youth Proves Fatal Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ties Clothing as to sty $35, $40 Be PARADISE INN, I b I Aur i valley t M | | r | | the Begwar, is dead. Still have Roller Ska each Boys’ : If you haven’ with us. open o i with NO PAYM | GOOD CLOTHES For MEN, WOMEN and BOYS 1015 Second Avenue dison and Spring, Just Over ments to me Whistle—Take Elevator out fear, But now he is dea prefer, and a Russian Grain Prospécts\NO DANGER Of NAVY VESSELS riche eee tt Mn RN Encourage Export Hopes OIL SHORTAG | Not Since Real War Has Ac- a : : ar tivity Been So Great estimated at 37 “Soviet Union Expects More Foodstuffs in Fall! Experts Report on Supply of}. Than Any Time nee Revolution Fuel in the U. S. Mo“ Aug. 7. voy he season is far en Vanced to permit a reasonably its imports only with Its ex curate extimate of this year's ports Vest prospects, it seems certain} During the curr ‘that Russian grain will again be a| cil ‘factor in the world market, after | soviet ¢ its temporary disappearance, due| the in to last year’s drought of the * The adequate rainfall during the | cutting spring and early summer has gen- erally overcome the unfavorable ef fect of the exceptionally mild win ter, with its Jack of snow moisture. 32 ‘ With the exception of a few Lower Age Limit for provinces in Central Russia, the Harvest outlook Is considered gen-| Jap Army Is Sought erally average, and such important | TOKYO, Aug. 7. grain producing regions as thé@/in the gov Ukraine and the Kuban report bet-! tore aty credits have a's behalf, ‘ IF YO RE STILL WAITING DON’T WAIT ANY LONGER n | navylets make various call en leum 09,090 var-| 2-Seater Cabs Are As the amount of land under | ine to establish present Barred in London . ¢ultivation has steadily inm- | training fc creased, it is estimated that the | country, in Soviet union will produce more | age jimit fr WASHINGTO! License grain this year than in any | age {au es in Li & $ 50 50 $ 00 year since the revolution. | The Young 1’ ot th of taxt comp: ° . . All observers agree that Russia! would be use e eater cabs now in of nin will have a grain surplus for ex-| further ¢ th F nd oth opean port. The most optimistic prophets | youth in 7 a ra - lepartment of . i on . calculate that 5,000,000 tons of | tj The ‘eS DEMAND AND SUPPLY ofuses to D d m D d ‘grain will be «vailable for export;! college graduates from ice CAUSE PRICE CHANGES the lamon a lamon *more moderate estimates give about | t ir 5, : Ce iad on ; Ri s half this figure. t inasmuch a R £ R ' The prospective resumption of| s mm try pre ; Ing in Ing ‘grain exporters this fay is of th ve Greatest signifieance for Russia’s| na economic life. Since no long-term arm demand remain: the dif $1.00 Down WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG’S Brilliant blue-white Diamond, flawless $4.00 1 a Week $1.00 Down * WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG’S Lucky Clover Ring. 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