The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1925, Page 2

, i ORRISR AS THI I Palit Democrat nomi i Thin? i VANDERBILT am M. hors, bre 1 ly t f "\ Millionaire Stricken at His * Country Home PAGE 2 A TTI MANAGER URGE James A. Haight Addresses Real Estate Board Miss Phyllis Stetter, mem ‘ty Opera compan: James A. Haight loague { Sept. 4 By 1 " Vander M t4 n., at his country b x form of city gov-|lowed one element of fix responslt eck what ag THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT fit AND ROB | GARAGE MAN Youth Hit Over Head While Aiding Unknown Men Reflecting the Height of Fashion! Will Give Lots of Service! Sizes 16 to 48 Suede Velour! $ Bolivia! Diagonal Tweeds! For Sport and We, Dress Wear! The variety and value evidenced in this group bring unique savings with- Lawrence Lang of 1 i Broken Sizes! Women’s All-Wool Bathing $4 .00 in the reach of everyone. Exploiting the newer furs and colorings! — linings —side and_ back aos flares — shawl collars— SUITS Laie THE AIR back belted styles. Plain ‘ it pa aces -topie a and self collared Bolivia | oink Gceeataadied ] gtd hh as a Lumberman Hires Plane to Boys’ All-Wool Two-Knicker School $9.85 Boys’ Part Wool Catch Ocean Steamer KNICKERS lined — brown, navy and gray mixtures — some stripes—sizes 8 to_16. Women’ 8 er 7 Rayon Plated STOCKINGS COND: Light and dark shades in F Ao ‘ONDS or Derby brown and gray mixtures—cot- byes can plated 5g: ton alpaca linings—plain back Stockings, Plated te coats with removable belts the top—seamless feet—medium knickers are Storms Postpone Channel Attempt GRIS NEZ, torms on the ¥ heavily _ lined throughout—will give lots of ser- FD vice weight—in black and big as- s Sizes 815 : sortment of colors. to 10. Children’ s School’ Women’s Hiking nag 4 4s splendid values. Kitsap Fair Has _ Big Dablia Show = sg PACS leather ye inch tops—splendid values THREE-EYELET PUMPS: Patents and Tan Calfskins, PAC OXFORDS: Blucher style in calfskin—tan and two-tone ef- fects. Two-tone Pacs have com- = position soles—all others have good leather soles and rubber heels. The fit will give you comfort—the price will give you value! construction — 12 Fy jens, of Seattlo, and of Leo's Dahila Gar erior variotie flower FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1925, 1 TAR Ladies’ Lace and a Linen Collar Sets New Shipment of Ladies’ Lace and Linen Collar 818; set— 39c $1.00 Get Ready for School EXCEPTIONAL VALUES LIKE THE FOLLOWING, get dressed for School at a small cost. See us Men’s Straw Hats Last Chance—Y ice of any Men's Straw Hat wh $1 00 are showing, will enable you to BARGAIN Basement. which we tomorrow, Saturday, in our 300 BOYS’ SUITS; pants, and if you desire a pair of Longie each has 2 pairs of HIGH QUALITY SHOES) Unusual Values in a Bs All-Wool Sweaters Boys’ Al Wool Pull-Over pants we can supply you. ‘ s : Lot 1—75 Boys’ Suits, Special, st e $6.95 i P 4 or , $4.50 Boys’ Tweed Caps $1.00 Lot 2—100 Boys’ $9. 45 t) Suits, Special, ea. Lot 3—125 Boys’ $12.45 4 ap Suits, Special . . PP si tc APRON DRESSES KID BOOTS chool Dresses ‘ from SWEATERS Kid Boots Boys’ Long Corduroy PANTS f these Pot war pants in Pact beak tina ; “a9 - be cart gidesiablddcietta Ladies’ $2.95 vo $3.95 $1.35 rin and nov Special 89c Each | SWEATERS KNIT Misses’ Se post Sweaters of pure BLOOMERS Excell Ladies’ Knit stcigds with mer tripe, in pink only 95c Ladies’ Apron Dresses, 1 1 patte Sweaters of $1.39 $1.25 Ladies’ Flannelette Night Gowns i Ited coat styles. from 8; come in sc Boys’ Heavy Rib School Stock: | wa combinations; p Sizes to 44 4 PAIRS FOR $1.0 29c “te AVA ALUE, $3.50 Special, each NEW FALL MILLINERY Another shipment of new Fall Hats just opened. These are in all the new shapes and colors, in silk, velvet. VERY SPECIAL SATURDAY—EACH $4.85 Ladies’ Rayon Bloomers with | Ladies’ Luxite Hos Ladies’ Sport Hose apes Rayon Sox in gray, tan t waist and knee, in} force an n ‘ o a eee eee ns Special 58c Pr aug e it: a ee .59c =e Silk Hose $1.00 Pr. attractive Stocking in all the new colors; shown with double sole, toe and Reel; guaran- teed to wear well. Men's Nainsook Athletic Union Suits; good, firm weave; 50 well made. Special, a suit c Men's Fine Cashmere-finish Sox, in heather mixtures of green, brown and blue. Pale chic: racks ce 29c 4 Pairs for $1.00 Men's Fine Cashmere-finish Union Suits; medium welght; perfect color upheld a ce 36-Inch Dress Flannels Checks and stripes in dark colors and bright shades; warm and serviceable for school dresses. 85 Guaranteed fast color: Special, yard........ Cc Ladies’ Suits in white. rand be Medium-weight Union Sik built-up Bait, | 98c ; Step-ins and Blooi from a fine grade A very shout Ladies’ Fiber Hose Special 59c Pr. These comes tn all the n 4 medium colors and are excel- wearing hose. Made with dou- ble soles, heels and toes, Wide garter top; all sizes Girls’ School Hose 35c 3 prs. for $1.00 knee. Very Ladies’ colle in shades of flesh, pin 69c nd orchid Knitted fron » pink yarn; good 56-Inch All-Wool Coating In plain colors and novelty weaves, A good weight for warmth and service. $2 95 boaieevuleys . Specially priced, yard..... Visit Our Bargain Basement 4tinch Bleached Pivee Tubing, 77x58 Cottage Rag Rugs, hit and 66x89 Plaid Blankets; wool-like | 38-inch Sunfast Curtain Voile; patterns, fringed ends; weight fine weave n finish; | finish; weight about 6 pounds; | white ground with colored floral m dressing sheet stitched finish; colors pink, | patterns; very special, i) $1.00 yard....... Be blue, gray and yellow. Very spe- | yard. .......s0.0- 6 c hree Yards for $1.00 cial, 86-inch Mill Ends of Cretonnes for dreases and coats: 72x90 Pequot and Dwight Anchor 35c Sheets. Special $1 50 Three Yards for $1.00 each. 72x#4 Cotton Bats, S4-Inch Table Padding, made ot fine white staple cotton on a hand loom; suitable for table or bed pads. ' $ 1 50 Spectal, yard...... snow white weight about 3 pounds $1.25 fast colors; yard Ss peed] y Driver: Spectators at Volu wagons gather —for the boys —for the girls te re to| | continue | fi of youthful pilots sand home-made Each entry was man | . p and di h > Boys’ CREDIT Girls’ toy Who gave ery aoe! off from the Department Department | ie - ‘i Ft D0 childre eet | ate ee Ter mneet ond | Te available to. you here:|\=testuring youtneut’ aresee Rend ate atv eicuete newest of ‘ —always — on Terms in ai and wool for sch , al showtr & at 9:30 a. m, Two-Pants Suits Arranged to Suit Your | {ina br“ 4 complet aturda) ‘California Stralght ‘ A Ahead,’ which Manager Bender | in all desired materials and | Income and Conven- (o) howidetiat: the a theater sizes, e 4 ry jes of the r and of the Win $9 50 U ience under which you COATS rs will bo shown at the theater he Pp in the season's colors a nd the winning pilots will be | Pay as Little atyles As $1 a Week Priced moderately a ented ‘in person’? from tho stage || The first raco on the card was The Seattle Star handicap, Prizes| were: Wirst, a football from Spelger Hurlbut cond, roller skates | n Corp; Long Pants Suits Made “Just ike Dad's.” $7.95 Out-of-Town Charge Accounts Cheerfully Welcomed Men’s Apparel [CREDIT Tce ea = 2P Onis ron a 1221 Third Aven Corner University third, an in-| hall from the Ernst | : | id race was the Columbla | shy. Wirst prize for this | as @ 1,000-shot Daisy alr rifle from | ho §. & W. Hardware & Sporting | xs house; second was football | headgear from Spelger & Hurlbut; | hird, a baseball bat from | Showing the (@) newest in Coats, S| Spaulding Dresses, Hat in each of the firat| peted in the Califor nin | od sweepstakes, ‘The | and Sults, | terations Free. 5 SS] first prize in this was a $16 mer. | HAVANA ANAS NA ASAT SMA ANS @ Sey ne movie actors om Soctge for Star Coaster Race Free Tickets for Contestants and First 500 of young Seattle pilota 1 & winner in tho = nd the c | rs Gather | | BOSTON DENTAL OFFICES The Home of Dental Quality STERILIZED INSTRUMENTS—WARRANTED WORK nteer Park Meet Hurlbut the second prizo was r; the third a order. hanic of the ch Selecting a dentist and solving one’s dental prob- lems is not easy unless there is assurance of an office with business honesty and professional qualification. 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