The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1925, Page 4

THE SEATTLE | 1431 FIRST AVENUE ECONOMY MKT. BL DG.- FIRST AVE. AT. PIKE aan | . L_ 1 Two EAA n?,. Wa .W. af BRoEsTOR eS Bey) Two : SHOE STORES 'SHOE STORES.:- June. | ; FILV CK VULLE Stores ‘Stores: | 142 1429 THIRD D AVENUE— KRESS BLDG, THIRD ) AVENUE, ‘AT. PIKE ‘ST REET SENSATIONAL PURCHASE! All Sizes and Widths| we, ] 00 = i leg Famous for W-O-M-E-N! VALS High Heels FROM Low Heels | | 5 00 Spanish | a Full Breasted | TO wu and Flat Heels $6.00 —because these same shoes are being sold in other stores at $5.00 and $6.00 we 5 fi , | promised not to mention the maker’s name | ——————— pe Opera Pumps oF Patents aaa : pw Sandals Our Shoe Buyer has made innumerable fine purchases. pew Satins a New Cutouts Yet ne before he = he orcad this! or ah ers ythe| = MON eg nn price!—it’s the quality at the price. For these shoes are| gag~ Suedes Buckle Pumps well made, of durable leathers, on good lasts, by shoemakers R ia Calf | Cross-straps who are fully acquainted with the newest styles. oF Russia Calfs pe D’Orsays ——_! 9 Combinations LIQ UID LET Missouri Man Takes the | Life Today—in a Hearse | Be Your First Thought For For For LIBERTY, Mo., Sept. 23.—(United ; building. [cas | [Intense | | News.)—Augustus D. Bishop, 71,} 0n*. He never wore a collar butte exe his | utton perexcellence, had his] Me, Ne"Nr were Ho never saw @ taller eccentric first automobile ride Tuesday—in a His brother-indaw operates @ ga 4 hearse rage here, but Bishop refused to K-B Does the Work—At All Drug Stores been sick a day tn| ride in Las 4 eccentric dropped He o dead of m heart ck at his home| nearly here, the same house in which he| kept was born. wo! | Tho things he never did gained | | Bishop nation-wide attention a few years ago. Here aro some of them: | ing | He never saw an electrically oper }ated street car. Once he saw a mule car and was joyously thrilled. He never left Liberty but once in his life, and that whs to Visit | Kansas City ir [his fh It apaper comment. |the stentatious hat Plan Roca dies of Unlicensed Cars). OLYMPIA, Sept. 2 Be round up mo: | ed autom siate will be tsar les Maybury, 4 a in the Him! and William ( | highway p today. So far o have been {asue | that there are in the state the ON'T be a slay: to nasal doveh: rey! ointments. The Rinex Pre- serjption, taken internally, will positively tom af thie dignming dian ie dace ‘ mer cottthererteelnner :| Bigelow Begins Tre body of thom etl. Serving Sentence |; Soy be la the putem. Rinex neutralix CLOCK THAT COOKS, TEMPERATURE CON- TROL, WHITE ENAMEL COOKING TOP and all Bi | the penitent taken to y Marshal ——_— Noted George Lippert, but the lease ex I pires this mar K-B ANALSESIC First Auto Ride of His) i.:" thruout most of the fir’ producing Firemen Jean in in ey Char,| sang the che red icenaes, |!" the face : «| heard above the rest *4| Boy, 11, Missing Last seon by his mother, Mrs, N. tan sup, black sateen blouse, long | STAR TRUB’S DIARY The Life Btory of Bull Terrier BY JOHN TAINTOR | FOOTE In Which the L ovable Pup L earns About Strip Poker and Radios ~ MAYBE SOLD Health Springs in Me Real Estate Deal wan erected ort a now under lease to|to com NOT JUST « SOMETHING TO EATS Bur a well-balanced food that is 100% nourish- ment—and easily digested. Angus D. Ct Beattie 4L emplo: ice. Among the camps reop o Cherry Valley ca the Sound Timber kley camp at 4iel-Donovan Lumber mills, im sald Ord biscui hk: u OK demand for experienced ged te eee ta good," said Chisholm to-| today. nd this condition prevails Singing Old Songs ed that R. H. Vivian {a cla i can make any gr monk g's All Here.” ot the real kick out of the |= MeDougall Aouthwick | Rail Vehiations Rallroad tax valuations have been lowered $6,000,000 instend of raise : | Lanne league, declared Monday. The tax commission announced an increase of $12,000,000, he said. Act ally this merely brought the valu tion back to Its original level be- fore 3. M. Thatcher gave the them aing kicking , and casu bed on a to make his bass || From His Home | _ Rowse, 768 Bellevue ave. N.,|/ From MISS BRIGHT GOOD DANCING is possible for anyone, provided the dancer Is properly trained. Mise Bright || makes dancing ensy and pleasant be- Dalo Rowse, 11, ts Mrs, Rowse . a . w hen 0 boy car cause she understands how to study Perfect, Economical, Clean, Cool—ELECTRI( *y) rei te By isto \AOeaNOG R bwal LRWapanee: Raetaea Lee the ot the dancers and correct || COOKERY is BEST! Every advantage—the | 5 yearn sentence for using the ma blue eye. and brown hair, and wore || {hens nd social dancing every y trousers and brown shoes. the latest improvements are embodied in the NEW Janior Cabinet Antomatic gpectnic Guaranteed Deniistry At Less Than HALF PRICE! For just a little lonzef, we offer all Dental work at One-Half or lest’ une regular prices. Note these: $25 Plates Reduced to $10.00 $8 Crown and Bridge Work Now You can buy any WESTINGHOUSE KICTRIO RANGE in our stock, from the Big 2-oven AUTAI to the small kitchenette range—ON THE SAME KAS IS—if you buy” NOW! (The old All-black Junioy Cabinet ts still offered at $101.10 cash, or $112.00 on teems; the all-white for a Tittle higher price.) And you have, a choice of FREE PREMIUMS worth nearly as much ag DOWN PAYMENT. Ask about them and see the WEST futotsr JUNIOR AUTOMATIC demonstrated while price is down to bed-rock! Puget Sound Power & Light Co, MAin-5000 2012 Vernon Place And like all our Dental Work Guaranteed for 15 Years! These startling reductions are made to induce you to come in and gee what excellent denfal work we do at prices far below the regular rates, High-class work and.personal service. Let us explain our Basy Payment Plan. PIONEER DENTISTS Collins Building, Second and James St. Telephone MAin-2736 Dr. H, 0, Danford, Manager (hi Bi Electric Building, Seventh and Olive 1312 Fourth Avenue STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS' EH RES. Special Train Excursion to PUYALLUP WESTERN WASHINGTON FAIR Account Vacifio Conat Mire Chiefs’ Ansociation Wednesday, Sept. 23 «OQ guna Trip (Children, Half Fare) Leave Seattle, 1:30 p. m. From King Street Station Returning, leave Puyallup 10 p,m. Tickets good only on Special ‘Train, Visit this Interesting Falr and take the wholo family to see it, Get your tickets early from city ticket dffico of one of these Ines: Great Northern | Union Pacific 1403 Fourth Ave, | 1405 Fourth A OR AT KING ST Northern Pacific 1407 Fourth Ave, TATION Our Fur Coat Dept. offers fully guaranteed Bay Seal Sealine Jacquettes and Coats, plain or trimmed with natural or dyed eqttirrel or muskrat—Reasonably Priced, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925. AITHFUL 5 Do you know that Downy Comf orters Can Be Made at Home at a Very REASONABLE PRICE? part ve have fine VIRGIN WOOL BATS ae and oft as do and wonderfully warr che r 2 pound B POUNdS, cccccpessecedeceenes eens 7.50 followin 9 material 3 pounds with cheesecloth covering 914 yards of any of the make a full size comforter, 723 COTTON CHALLIE a fin f oid | 20c Yard Good qua PRINTED SATEEN— Beautiful lustrous finish in rose or poppy de on rose or blue grounds. 60c 36 inches wide. Yard BROCADED SATEEN— Imported farbric in self colored design in plain co} of rose, orchid or blue. 1.06 36 inches wide. Yard BUTY CHINE A fine lustrous finish fabric which is offered in shadow stripes or plain, in colors of pink, rose, blue, orchid, berry, gold or peach. All fast colors. 36 inches wide. 65c MacDougall-Bouthwick—BASEMENT FLOOR —_NEW PUMPS AND DRESS OXFORDS— Extra Value 675 Sizes 2% to 8 Of satin, patent and tan kid, in two stunning new designs; a clever dress oxford with cut-out design and a smart pump with the new front strap. MacDougall-Southtick—FIFTH FLOOR = = = — = Sn new county ratios, put into effect this year, which cause that much al decrease in the railroad valu- tions, he declared. in State Lower 0,000 in comparison with Ins BORO ROO CHOROROR: valuations, Frank C. Jack- gecretary of the State Tax| nifty with spa \ luhill | Gee, but Boldt’s Butterhorns are the | good—4 for 26c. —and Coats —that’s the story—with values for the climax! Coats for women and misses. Coats for very small women. Coats for the more matronly. Coats for sports wear. Furred with the most desired pelts $24.50 $39.50 $57.50 and Up 16th Anniversary \ In our Millinery Department we are making a specialty of a $7.00 Hat this month.” Wonderful value, YOUR CONVENIENCE IS OUR TERMS COOD CLOTHES FOR. MEN,WOMENanp BOYS 1015 Second Avenue Netween Spring, Just Over vi Take levator