The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1925, Page 4

PAGE 4 SYNDIGATE BUYS NORTHCLIFFE Rosenbaum Pays $325,000 CHANCE NOW TO AVERT STRIKE Miners May Not Walk Out THE SEATTLE for Big Apartment-Hotel as Was Planned deal was made thru Carter, MacDon- | ‘." ald & M Mag he BODY IN STATE sa ‘ a . H ‘ H t , Wagon Cost Down Was Stopped, “"" Dr. Loughney’s |." down to Treatment ="... Sworn Testimony <0) 0°00! Made Before Notary Public price threw ewest market 4 GASOLINE PRICE MY ASTHMA | Bice Malla era dropped a Mee a Dresses The Object: order to keep our stock and up to date a : 1.00 ~ _ — - a Soa Domestics Parasols 98, Feduce 7.00 t : Aaned 9c ' 15,00 One-Fourth ‘ a k . : ; : ’ ” 10.00 ; Mill Tun ne ton Much i 6 for 1.25 Macb font ihe : blue ‘ gener Seen Ee (alent co Silk Remnants re 2 ' ve radium, bat crepe charmeu use, ffeta, aed crepe, inte radium, brocade satin, fancy | é ed a OO MRS, ISABEL L. WILDES, Permanent Residence, Eagle Lake, Minn, R. F. D. No. 2 Blue Earth County. Seattle, Yashington Auguet 21, 1925. TO WHOM IT MAY COMCFRN: A mumber of sonths ago Dr. Loughney stopped ay tere rible case of Asthma, an afflict+ don I suffered untold agony with contimaly for over the last twelve years, I have ro Asthza Bt all; not the slightest sya>- ton hae returned,and I an now going back to my hone at Eagle Lake, “inne T-ewoar to this affidavit; it 1a the absolute truth,and Dr. Loughney 18 here- by privileged to publish this sworn statexcnt as he sees fit. My sister, Mrs. Ftta Fwing,who lives at Yoodenville, "ashing- ton, will gladly vouch for my complete recovery from Asthaa under Dr» Loughney's very ex~ traordinary and successful Dons habl L Uitler, Residence Fagle Lake, Minnesota *. 7. D, $2 ' Blue Farth County. srorn to be~ day of August brow. fc in and for Washington, Seattle. NOTE! FREE—A limited number of copies of my new illustrated book, entitled,| “Stop Asthma, Hay Fever}’: and Catarrh.” It fully reveni« the cause of thene drend dixenses, and shows why or- of treatment do not benefit them. It also pre that my original, modern treatment does completely eradicate them, usually in from three to five day * you a clear understanding of theae affiletions and thelr rational rem- edy. Send for it today while theae hooks are being malied out free, Write name and address plainty. PLEASE NOTE: Bake Oven treatments are not given for Asthma. All Asth- ma patients are given Dr. Loughney’s special _treat- ments, and by Dr. Loughney euly Loughney's Haman sare Oven re~ SPINA tenderness or news; lameness of fingers or feet; dropsy or tingling like pricking of pina; Beculiar, almost! indescrt dlat Ut + Loughney's offices are lo- ented at the corner 214-314, Dr. Loughney Is assisted by competent Indy nurses, Hours, 9 a, m. Kundays, 9 to 12 Tplephi | the L. C. Smit passed a resolu | ganization with a view to sect jsion of the Chicago, 17; Ch 18; Des rn state taxes. * REVISE CHARTER Organization to Elect 15 Freeholders Formed At a meeting, We partlelpa ed in ves of a di fraterna business a © now proceed to pe of the election of a freehol on for such charter manner freeholders' Thomas G. Hammand was elected temporary chairman of the lease of U. S. Prisoner PEKING, Aug. 27.—Chinese sol diers today were in hot pursuit of dit captors of Dr, Harvey d, American, connected with gckefeller Foundation hospital here. Their hunt is spurred hy the fact lits eluded them just as rd the b were about to rescue Hov Worming out of the cordon | by the soldier a day lead by boat on their pursuers. are reported to be in the vicin. {ty of Mudchan, in Kirkin province, Manchuria. Howard was captured ¢ wecks ago in Manchuria by b who had 5 Morgan P; wealthy American ranchm: Main Street Dr. F, H. Pratt, physician, en- foying the rain on Fourth ave Frank ©, Dunn, insurance, leav. ing Raliwny Exchange bullding. J. M. Hall, builder, getting across at Second and Cher F, 8. Holmes, notary, enjoying ride on Empire elovator,, B. F. Shields, old-timer, peddling good cheer on Madison st. Guy Ward, light distributor, feeling @ood on Third ave, Jim Harris, bank floorman, directing traffic in the Lamy Dr, W. Stephens, phys! of Massachusetts, keeping up with Horace Gaston around The Olymple Hotel Julius Cohen, merchant, making a ¢ tomer happy on Third ave. N, E, Berry, industrial | s, hunt ing lunch on Third ave, Bill Moulton, printer, heading west on Seneca st, 1H. A. Wisner, temporary PURSUE BANDITS Chinese Soldiers Seek Re- the bandits now have ral ndits mer, ss . and velvets, in 44 to 5-yard lengths, reduced to f for quart Half-Price ; ‘ : W oollen Remnants 10 Wool Remnant of flannel, jerse twills, 1 ie tweeds, ¢ » kashmara, stripes, plaids and coat- Macb t ings, in %4 to 3-yard lengths, reduced to ABEM Fl Half-Price Linens ; : Z ) Linen Remnants; white and - — — handkerchief tenia. tiga Stationery " 79 jes Reduced to 1% Mot i One Fourth D t M 44 ¢ I A, | 9. dot I M Gloves alae. OM ts formerly i875 $ pr. Kayne 182 Articles Reduced to 10¢ b saawate ; f 1% : “50 pr. Dougal gray, br and } ECOND FI , : AY Ronde 3 Skirts , ; Bridge 1 form 123. f 1 _ 3 4 c Mah x Te . mét € tern, formerly . re Se me] . Teduced to Me 1.00 2 S Waxed Pa erly We 1 to ie Be a ¢ ne and Pike © boxes, f ft ) MacDow uthwick outhwick STRE oor FLOOR . Notions eae Ribbons Articles Reduced to 1c i i and . a) fi < ' ling and boudoir trit « c ; 3 Juced One Half ; Maco uthwelck ‘a TR. T- FLOOR Hair Hosiery ities bs 61 pr. Children's Lisl Half a Ht hite with ed t a4 ntly irregular 1 Cotton 950 upehley g ei MacDougall-Southwtck 80 pr. Chiddre doz. Washionette Halr White Hose, fir , ed to 1.00 cis sizes 8 to 10, , mesh duced to . 7 512 doz shionette Hair 10 pr. Misses Joubl ap shape Hose ed to., senses co100 dow, and 9, Mar reduced to, to d each tate + 1,00 pr. Ladies’ Pure Si Boot Hose in bros formerly 1.25, reduced GH tises 2 pr. -4 pr, Chiffon old Aprons, reduced MucDongalt-Southwick STREET FLOOR ipa sic Menaul te Bees Girls’ Clothing Was cedes 2 pr. for 1,00 gham Dres in. blue, 8 pr. k Ladies’ Hose in | &reen and orange, uightling brown with clock, sizes 84 to sindate izes 6 to 10; formerly 10, reduced to 590 or.......+ 1,25, reduced to.sereseeeeeee HOC ..2 pr. for 1.00 | —3 Voile Dresses of green and 7 pr. Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose | peach, lace trimmed, sizen 8 and with self 10; formerly 6.95, reduced to. .2.9 thrush, 6 H-wool Circular Capes of reduced to ; | | tan and brown plaid, Mand Hose, slightly | 16; formerly 8.95, reduced to 6,95 dies’ kinds and si reduced to 35e brown plaid, imported matertat, 3 pr. for 1.00 | size 16; formerly 2 5, reduced gaonougall Southwtok to tee eee ee ALM STREET FLOOR MacDougall-Southwich TIURD FLOOR —Silverware— ; Candles and 2 Vases of electro plate nickel silver, 14 Inches high; formerly Candle Shades— 10.00, reduced to. bases ‘Ot: electro ‘pinte ‘nt 12 doz. Paper Candlo Shades, is : assorted pattern, 4-inch size, ‘ly che: pire 8 ie he hig leatherette finish, formerly 62140, fig] reduced to . i8e 1 Dutch Silver Candies, & Inches long, in black, brown, pink and white, formerly 10c, reduced to ......5¢ MacDougall-Southwick- FOURTH FLOOR ormerly and Wood 3read Board, 12 inches in length; | formerly 10.00, reduced to.,.5,00 1 Bread Knife with Duteh 4il ver handle and steel blad merly 2.75, reduced to.. 1 Relish’ Dish of Dute weed Outing Suits, Kasha dress, 45.00 MacDougall-Southwwiel SECOND FLOOR 1 Wool Circular Cape, tan ana | belted models, sizes 14 and 16, 8 —Women’s and Misses’ Suits 3 Wool Jersey Sults, bla and Tuxedo re 1.95 brown formerly wd Suits, , for. «(A760 rust for hat , Kasha dress, —Women’s and Misses’ Coats— 4 Flannel Golf Coats, wine, tan, , 40, sleeve: formerly 9 chili, lined, . 2150 Dress and Sport Coats, chili, navy, poudre and wigwam 16, 18, 86, crepe nile lined, fc 00, reduced to.. «15,00 in y and rose, sizes 34 to 0, reduced to 1,00 MacDougall-Southwick- SECOND FLOOR REMNANT DAY FRIDAY at MacDOUGALL’S Bl ouses : The Merchandise: ightly soiled or impe clearance at prices far belc A Furnishings Children’s ~Handkerchiets Knit Underwear yidered corne —Neckwear— Wash Goods 250 Cotton sorted colors; yard lengths; in ginghams, suitings, voiles, ratines, lingerie stripes reduced to Half-Price Flanseel Remnants 60 Cotton Remnants, assorted colors, 27-inch and 86-inch outing flannel and wool flannel; reduced. . One-Third —China and Glassware— —Silk and Muslin— | Underwear Sateen Costume Slips 24 Batiste Gowns, MacDougall-Southiwicl FIFTH FLOOR —Corsets— 50 | 5 Radium Crepe 0 with four sections of elas- . lacing below el 5 fon 6.50, re- , bodice and regu- over hip, pink, MacDougall-Southwiok THIRD FLOOR inch, sections of elastic and bro- MacDougall-8¢ thro io — THIRD FLOOR and glass, 10 inches in width; formerly 17.50, reduced to. .10.00 1 Dutch Silver Spoon ‘Tray formerly 6.50, reduced to 1 pair Duteh silver Candlo sticks, 18 inches high; former! 90.00, reduced to $5.00 1 pair Dutch Silver Candie. ac aticks, 12 inches high; formerly 26.00, reduced to.s4s...,,,.15.00 uci’ ~~ PURCHASES’ CHARGED TOMORROW BILLED OCTOBER 1 is Siow fuvin vod ON) and two pal MacDougall-Southwick Women’s Shoes 1.95 oaucad4 1.95 to... 1.00 0 2.95 men's Patent, & Pumps, black, MacDougall-Southwick FIFTH FLOOR —Boys’— Furnishings All -W | Students’ Suits, in be kK model, in 0 former 11.85 tan, size educed . ‘ses 1B.BS 5 All- Wool Overcoats, me belted, in tan « izes 4 to 7, formerly 10. reduced to . reduc s+ ceeeee DOS —6 Knickers, cofuroy or woo , sizes 16 and 17, forme y 3.00, reduced to. .. e and cham: MacDougall-Southwick THIRD FLOOR —Jewelry— 35 stra formeri Bead Necklaces, color comb reduced to MacDougall-Sout hwick STREET FLOOR —Infants’ Wear— —8 Novelty Dresses of voile gingham, in rose, yellow blue, 2 to 6; forme reduced 195, Bloomer Dresses in nge, sizes 2 and 3; formerly relluced to Crepe 3 Crepe de Chin smocked, in orchid, peach green, sizes Dresses, and former! 7.00, reduc Dimity. D: lace trimmed, and emt in green, white, sizes reduced to Ses sti Printed ‘Voile Dresses m green and blue with white dim. ity collar and cuffs formerly 1.50, reduced to...50¢ 54 Infants’ White Dres handmade, with scalloped tailc collars, embroidered, tucked, 6 months to 1 1,95, reduced to.. —1 Infants’ Ch white, -handm: formerly 1 Crepe de Chine Infants’ Pil low, pink, bordereg with swans down; formerly 1 to zes 3 to ear; reduced a} Org andio Bonnet. white, trimmed with lace and Frenen kilots, L-year size; formerly 95¢, TEdUced! toe ed asia wn vets SOc 1 Silk Poplin Bonnet, white, year size; formerly reduced React ++ 950 MacDoupall-Southicick THIRD FLOOR H. & | W. Garter Belts Mado of pink silk brocade, and fastens on tho side with hooks and oyes. ections of boning down the front | hose supporter | Long apron back, AP REET’ FLOOR, CENTER RT ALR at Re eerie is ah oe THURSDAY, AUGUNT 27, 192 ——