The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1925, Page 2

__PAGE 2 rut EFATTLE STAR TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 OR 2 ps ie I CS Es tee STORM WRECKS, Wite Says “Big Money” Ruined Star|=— SCRE Ga ee MORE DAYS | California Town Suffers : | To Buy | FURNITURE at savings up to— 0% | The Closing-Out Sale | of GOTTSTEIN’S Ends Saturday Night BIG MONEY RUINED Hugh McQuillan, famous New York Giant pitcher, says, Mrs. THE YEAR'S outstanding furniture event—the Sqle Is Being Conduct- _ MeQuillan in her suit for separate maintenance. “The big m head,” J s te ; one sale that has appealed to nearly every home ed inthe Store of M. A. who est furnisher in Seattle. The sale of Good FURNI- GOTTSTEIN FUR- who can stand thi of them.” Mrs. McQuillan is) TURE at the lowest prices ever offered in Seattle and my hus band wa. shown on the left. At the] now nears the wind-up. The STANDARD desires NITURE COMPANY, right is Miss Helene Goebbel, “Miss Bronx” ‘ the 1921 to sell every item of the immense GOTTSTEIN 1514-16 Second Avenue Atlantic Cit auty contest who is ment Two Men Accused of Grand Larceny Monday Meacham ag Glenn I — Bact THE BON MARC RGAIN BASEMENT Eastern Manufacturer’s Seasons Close-Out! row WASH FROCKS dinthe suit.) stock by Saturday night. And so this week further Hegelian bp shown ip the; reductions will be made. Prices all during this fame when he was recruited) sale have been amazingly LOW—now you'll find Foe ct wyorehester, Mass-| them doubly attractive. Our advice is to do your sensation for Boston. Then) Furniture shopping this week at GOTTSTEIN’S. New York wanted him and NOW— tomorrow! And SAVE! STANDARD FURNITURE Co. TOWNS SEEKING SEATTLE L. SGHOENFELD & SONS TACOMA was raised accordingly, but SECOND AVE, AT PINE ST. Founded 1864 L. SCHOENFELD & SONS LOWER RATES oo TSE Mid - State Communities id Want Eleotrio Charges Cut | “LO D GE ELECTS | (Main Eh rect | ay San Content = WALLA W Satisfactory Payment Terms Plain and Striped Broadcloth! Linene! ~ Suitings in Plain and Novelty Prints! “Tommy Tucker” Fast Colored Suit- ings in Coin Dot and Foulard Designs! Order of Good Templars se|* F, J. Martin, J. aaa, Edwards, lects New Officers M. D, L. Rhodes, B, H. Lewis, doin ©, Keith, A. Y ry H. W. Snell, H. L. D. Brill, ¢ committee Reseda— CH. Cole, Ht peach—tan | —brown | ae PeaeeLy kb masa AEG ; LW Potter, J 3 Be al, d embarrassing can us * { = ; sierin md ae 3 Ge ould and a d by a few appli ns i a. Sug of ° t so don’t let a pimp in shut you off from asant associations. ents of Resinol help blotches, redness, ete., 80 quickly and easily 2 ome a standard treatment for those in search of skin health, At all drug atores : “Resinol LAMPSina SALE 1000 Shades 1000 Lamp Bases EVERY lamp in our entire stock included; also an exquisite showing of display samples purchased at the Chicago Furniture Mart. These few prices listed here are only an indication of what you may come expecting to see. Satisfactory Payment Terms. Lot 1 i Lot 2 JUNIOR or Bridge Lamps. Beau- POLYCHROME hand decorated Cannot Exin@in the Haman Rody if ag ‘ Se ads oe |e at | ‘NEURITIS, otches. Big: assortment of styles—necklines fashioned of | oe ; se note self-materials—jewel cloth, contrasting colored broadcloth. Generously cut—true to size—French seams— basted three-inch hems—affording easy alteration —set-in sleeves—pockets—sashes or ties. Sizes 36 to 44, but not all sizes in al styles. or nd 8. E, Smith, T, C, Howay, ,Sanipractic Physicians Be- Mens Smoke Pall gin Convention Here i A forest fir Boys’ Part-Wool Women’s Rayon "960 Pairs Women’s KNICKERS VESTS = SAMPLE HOSE Fully Uned— Heavy quality Mate’ — "hemmed rn and blue mix- ribbon straps— hone—nov- tures — sizes peach, orchid, chy sport hone, rayon stripes 8 to 16. and flesh. biack and many colors. Priced the Bargain Basement the meeting Tuesday night Mother Persuades Man to Surrender ld W. Ha Satin and Grosgrain! m i rally STS te Jase Junior size bases. 22-in. georgette Velvet and Satin! r ! tifully decorated Metal Bases. As 1. g Grosgrain Parchment Shades hand decorated. shades with fiber silk fringe. Blue Hatters Plush and Velvet! An exceptionally large showing. or black colors. Very extensive as- aed a EO Special for this sale. | sortment. Special for this sale. § , medium and large sizes. Off-the-face styles—drooping brims—short, close-fitting backs for bobbed heads. Jewelry and ribbon trimmed, Black—nut—copper—golden pheasant—recamier blue, who persuaded him to surrender him Former Dry Agent Dies on Gallows STATE PENITENTIARY, Lincoln Nob COMPLETE COMPLETE ae abit al Lot 4 | Pictured at Left Lot 3 | POLYCHROME 4 om muré Junior size 28 thes but BRIDGE Lamp, polychrome dec- weighted base. 28-in. georgette empt to escape orated base. Two different styles | shade trimmed with gold galloon of georgette silk shades in blue or | and fiber silk fringe. Blue, rose or ted pain oe | black with fiber silk fringe. Spe- | black colors, Several styles. Spe- Six styles, 3 of whieh slightest nervousness | cial for this sale cial for the sale. Hdd: pie € proceeding are pictured. At a fea- § . former Montana 85 90 tured low price! hi a rat a ead Ned | ray am . Sizes Residents Seek to COMPLETE i COMPLETE Black Satin and 3to7 Halt Negro Dances > Tan Calfskin ! i ts AR man v6 i ae it a worth, 2319 1p SCHOENFELD & SONS toned the city coun Medium and Cuban self-covered heels—light weight, refuse: t S d d F 7 C flexible leather soles. ‘ at fs, tan ar urniture oO. The satins are one-strap style trimmed with bows theleeare 5 and faney braid around vamps and quarters, Olive st. They claim the district SECOND AVENUE AT PINE STREET is residential and that dances held} 2 3 have novelty designe oS, — a The tan pumps ha’ elty designed tongues tharbadlartidh:thaspeedecoe the: aor | a A ‘ Pee > — —e - -_ <a i eran sarc ee OO a en