The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1925, Page 11

iperpowersscenewagarrenbeses rs Ab FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1995. THE o_O punshine and Smiles From Seattle Shut- Ins Kalited by Dr, Frank Ro Loope—Phone CA plel-46es VICTORY 1 ; h bd br s auery CTH GRIENAVES Ma t EXCURSION TRIP : I ; : READERS NEEDED FOR THE - « tat BLIND ve ~) Be : " . ed ’ r Better go . ny . ’ : fre WV ! Lockhard . sy. | sightleas t " boa 4 v ts a et he I t-I i r carried f A ae ne 6 tenda : f 3 Pe WILL DONATE PLloTUR: A Workers, shearg - ge for pher MACHINE The I Vive kept every CApitl-4628°f The Lonesome club has of body on thelr toes from start | pety B Desi “1 fered the use of » motio to finish. The course selected actu ‘est ture machine for the by Captain Anderson was au Blind Doctor Meets With County home at Firlands for tiful, Bremerton, | Charle Suethes : monthly entertainment at Port Orchard and the | A ea STEMS FOR THE BULLETIN lace, as soon as the new line thea Washington Nar W | FROM THE IVES EXCURSION ted, Camplitan kept the tins alert OF . pkina, the . t will donate fila watehful Ag and wort ‘ ing of Humpback salmon off the He has od~be Duwamish river in Puget fhe B Ay Sound was most interesting bial Dr. H. L. Wilson tf AVAILABLE Three outstanding and $45.00— forty dollars. FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE price Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing—SUITS, TOPCOATS, OVERCOATS. DISE in the lower price lines), applies to the New young men’s TWO-TROUSER SUITS, Autumn Announces the Opening of a New e FEATURING | OMORROW, there will be opened for your inspection, in the Downstairs The same policy that governs other Downstairs prices, $25.00, $35.00 Clothing Section. The same Frederick & Nelson TOPCOATS and heavier-weight OVERCOATS in Dependable Goods....Economy Prices: 5 STOR jervice ’ ’ e Men’s and Young Men’s Popular Price Store, an entirely new section which will be devoted to displays of popular Store Sections (DEPENDABLE MERCHAN- with other selections at thirty and service. Featuring a fresh stock of men’s and up-to-the-minute styles. Displays wilt include styles for high-school and college men; for the average man, and for men of conservative taste. ' For the Opening—a Special Offering of Two-Trouser SUITS And Autumn TOPCOATS OOD-LOOKING SUITS in two- and three-but- ton, and double-breasted models in the pop- ular gray and brown shades and navy blue. Every suit with two pairs of trousers, 1 TOPCOATS are in the smart style sketched. SKETCHED SKETCHED 4 Three-button model, close-fitting at the shoulders, Licht af ag ovat | ts Eat. Dotbles well tailored, and “rain proof.” pla Fie ran | Two pairs of pro tallored ‘In herringbone, diagonal and over-plaid weaves. London lavender, smoke grays, tan i" STUD blue shades. 2TROU! SUITS, $25 and light | Sizes for men and young men, values at $30.00. Frederick’& Nelson, DOWNST AIRS STORE eaieneaaresiinaetihi titanate intense danatnslantinitiiman tls Outstanding SEATTLE W. Gran marshaled ther wheel chair} | tifully and kept them gv k for ¢ uw was coming next ‘ t v nd everyb HEATING STOVE NEEDED STAR stanza wn °e5' PUBLISHER SEE b cee GOOD TIMES Rufus Woods of Wenatchee et ail od 4 A pin, Brings Optimism BLIND FIVE GeT NEW Jon PAGE 11 Brookner Brady Is Cadet Officer Wins Praiee at Clothiers’ Meet ae Asks $200 Month om here and Her Freedom FREDERICK & NELSON ~ BUTTERICK PATTERNS [DOWNSTAIR SHOE RE AIR SHOP RS STORF) Prices Frederik & Nelsen Service Three Typicl F dehioas in New Fall Coats "ZO. PAD RACTICALLY every coat fashion for Fall in- clud fur trimming in some attractive manner. From the simple narrow collar and bandings to luxurious furs that envelope the coat line from collar to bottom. Every coat at $25, $85 and’ $45 concedes some of its charm to fur, in harmonizing or contrast- ing color. New fabrics and new colors also are important fashion features in these Fall coats of the Black Prince shade, green and many others. variations rich brown tones, All the coats are well tailored are fully lined. A_particuls wide choice of styles at $25.00 5.00 and $45.00. DOWNSTAIRS STORE and all Vest LAIN back coats with two but- 17 years. Stylish serviceable suits in Boys’ New Caps sult Made with ? i . Boys’ 4-Piece School Suits 2 Pairs tons and cut in mannish style Four-piece suits—coat, vest and blue, gray, tan and brown shades. and $1.50 Coat ) 85 ( Q. Knickers ) that will appeal to boys of 7 to 2 pairs of knick At $9.85. and colors that DOWNSTAIRS STORE Boys’ and Youths’ “Army Last” Shoes are about the best to get for school wear. made of sturdy leather throughout, on the Munson last as adopted for army shoes. Made to withstand the hard knocks boys give their shoes, Sizes 10 to 13% $3.50 They are Sizes 1, 1%, 2 $4.00 Sizes 2% to 6 1.50 ATRS STORE A Special Purchase of New Velvet Hats Velvet Velvet and Satin ‘Velvet. and Felt Mostly One-of-a-Kind Styles Charming off-the-face and “piratine” styles for the matron, In black and the popular bg shapes, close-fitting models for Autumn shades. Girls’ Sweater and Skirt School Outfit, $7.90 NEAT little turtle- », neck in & ‘ Jacquard weave, or one with convertible col or a slip-on style—< of these would be very | smart for a young girl going to school. There are scores of pretty styles to select from, Prices — $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. (The model sketched, $3.95.) Plaited Skirts of navy blue serge, attached to detachable muslin waist, $3.95. Sizes for girls | | of 6 to 12 years. -DOWNSTAIRS STORE High Laced Shoes For _ Girls and Misses F the kind that are comfortable and serviceable for school wear. Of soft, sturdy ,tan and black leather, with Goodyear welt sole and low heel. Sizes 81 to 11, $3.75. Sizes 111% to 2, $4.25. Sizes 214 to 7, $5.00. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Ten New Styles in Broadcloth Overblouses $]- 95 HITE, light blue and tan English broadcloth fashions these at- tractive new Over- blouses. Tailored, and with trimming of | dainty ruthing, \ eyelet work and —S¥ embroidery. cai Ten smart styles for women and young women to choose from. Especially smart for college and business women. Low-priced at $1.95. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Young Men’s “Sample” Shoes Low-priced at $2 95 The Pair e OYS and young men who can wear these sizes | (614 and 7) are in line for a good pair of shoes at an unusually low price. A manufacturer's “sample” line of Oxfords in brown, black and novelty styles in which boys and young men of high school and college age can be fitted. Low-priced at $2.95 the pair. | —DOWNSTAIRS STORE | Now | Autumn Colors and g | Trimmings bobbed heads, and specialized Attractive value, Saturday, at $3.95. DOWNSTAIRS STORY