The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1925, Page 5

8 22, 1925. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 THE TIMBER MERGER IS PREDICTED Bob Allen Predicts Giant Selling Corporation ‘iia Bros, FURNITURE, oo 2 Truth in Advertising Highest-Grade Lamp Stands and Shades K nt Allan P, Hull was ch of the meeting, W. L. nd Carl Croson also 6 Smith, glee club leader the entertainment feature NIGHT SCHOOLS _ OPEN MONDAY Heavy Enrollment Expected During Coming Year REMARKABLE offering! A able anywhere. This ‘is a the cozy corners in your home. shaded floor lamps. limited number of the finest Lamps obtain- timely opportunity to obtain elegant lamps for Long Winter evenings suggest the need of softly Make your selections while the stock is still complete. IHESE extraordinary values chrome standards ar exquisite! ¥ ornamen plete with c attachn plug and silk fringe. See them in our display windows. st artistic pol are com long have See Our Window Displays—Liberal Credit—Easy Terms oa week vier enroliment is expected this lemocrats to Hear Student Speakers sip “ Real Estate Men to Attend Fair University and t Estate board dents will be fe to establish m ‘ meet the new Ing meeting plan o eer act 6 week and att w the King County Democratic club eens Washington fair Puya i women of the democratic political| in a body President George E. Ryan an-/| faith | This a the announcement of President John F. Adams, who asks members of the board to aasemble at Fifth and Cherry in time to join| the board's auto caravan leaving Thursday at 11 a. m | Rich in F ragrance “SALAD” TEA has a flavor ee nceed. @Fresh, pure & satisfying. Try it. Black, Green or Mixed Blends. ° R. & H.C. COOK, MAin-0669, DISTRIBUTORS One Chinese “Killed; Four Others Escape Death BOSTON, Sept. 22—(By United | News)—Ono Chineso was killed and ‘our others narrowly escaped death i British- ‘American ‘Afar Wednesday, two. - shootings ere 200d ' fon | Right which police fear marked the |tween the On Leong and Hip Roxbury, AUXILIARY TO MEE" clusiv The women's auixtl aity post No. 11, Am A special me ed as a Chinese d dressed like a g at the nev N. E. and F Alaska-Yukon Night Features Announced nquest of the Yukon,” by J. Goddard, Other enter: ltainment features are planned | | IL Royal Lovers } "Lands save Your nerves and energy for the business of the day It is likely to be a bad day at the office for himself and those who work under him. Driving an automobile in times of light traffic is a pleasure. Why not use your car when you can get pleasure out of it, and let the motorman of the street car stand the strain of driving you downtown and back daily? Driving an automobile to and from the business center during the morning and even- ing rush hours is a strain on nerves and energy. You can rest or read your newspaper and save your nerves and energy for the work and pleasures of the day. Your Municipal Street Rail- way offers you good, rapid service. Would it not be to your advantage to use it? Often a man who drives downtown to his business in the morning arrives with nerves unstrung and energy diminished by the strain of driving in the crowded thor- oughfares. —__—_——Seatt Snot PRINCESS ILEANA, 10 of Rumania, and the Duke of | Apulia, 26, a major in the ITtalian army, Whose engage- | ment was announced in Rom Dw. HENDERSON. {GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT “We always take home some of Boldt’y coffee cake, EATTLE STAR Fl PAGE 5 DDES DEPARTMENT STORE ess Bi Ei erire Owners and Operators “of KFOA | ess Be = ea J Sys, oy, SY SN & Qn % ly, se, Sn peg y Ad Ry 2a z £ Gsm 4s = 7, This store invites you to attend a Dollar Sale item is a certified value and with the No mail, telephone or C. quantities is reserved, fi Sasa nn Mrennss rarest vvnaveatttiallyvoniunualiyysss O. D. orders can be accepted on Dollar { 2 Zz ~ = Ze = Zia mlhivualdwsssodlirumtSSs Wednesday morning, with the absolute assurance that every promise that your attendance will be worth while Day Merchandise, and the right to limit Imported Japanese inches wide and of a standard ity. 2 yards for— 12 Momme Pongee—2 Yds. $ Pongee, Women’s Sport Coats | Master-Tex coats knitted on the Cooper- spring needle, in buff, silver, navy and brown. They are in coat style with two pockets, ribbed cuffs and V-neck. —Sales Booth—Main Floor 20 06 qual- Cotton Umbrellas Each 5 Black Umbrellas with fancy Embroidered Scarfs , Each- Made of colored crash, in plz 16x48 Inches, and tn various de signs and colors, with embroidered borders 36-Inch Sport Satin $ Yard— jendid shadow p A® slip ma erial in 6. Might fl burnt ru t, tango, rose, Indian orange and cowboy Women's Knit Skirts¢ @ for— 40-Inch Nainsook $ 4 Yards— Rhodesa Nainsook of fine, even weave and soft finish. Regularly 490 @ yard Men’s Khaki Shirts $ Coat style khaki shirts with two breast pockets and button flaps. Sizes range from Regular $1.50 sellers. 14% to 171 Novelty Feathers Each— Hat trimmers will be glad to get there ostrich banda, coque feathers, ostrich (ips and burnt trimmings at $1 each! peacock 4 Yards— White EE regular stock at Jic a on sale at 4 yards for $1 cloth that selis in ard, gocs 36-Inch Daisy Cloth |. Linen ’Kerchiefs ieee 3 for $ Women's solid colored linen ‘kerchlefs with exquisitely hand. embroidered corners. Dollar Day | Novelty Flower Corsages rose corsages in all of exquisite new shades —Main Floor Large Winter's Lace Neckwear $ A Piece— collars, collar and cute | veats. Hardiy any two many are of real lace. —Main Floor New Dainty sets and alike and Men's Wayne Knit Sow 8 for— $ Hose of pure thread silk; also, 7 silk and rayon mixtures, in popul: M plain shades, but not all sizes in each color, Regularly 7bc and $1 pr —Main Floor Girls’ Princess Slips 2 for— Also, combinations, of muslin, in sizes 4 to 14 years. These are in white only, with lace and embroid- ery trims, —Upper Inclino Assorted Jewelry Two Pieces for— | Regularly | Linen Crash Toweling é | 7 Yards for Unbleached — crash toweling of pure linen, in an excellent weigh On male for Dollar Day. sale for Dollar Day tiful French heads in blonde, bru- A wonderful array of new creations in brooches, beads, ring, compacts, barrettes, bracelets and kiddiew silks from top to toe, and others with lisle garter tops. In black and popular shades, Sizes 8% to 10, —Main Floor —Main Floor Men’s Neckties Imported Ratine $ 2 for- 2 Yards-— 400 yards of high-grade Imported ratine in a good range of mottled Regularly and $1 each colors for dresses and sport wear. —Upper Incline Seamless Bed Sheets Each— | 81x90-inch seamless sheets of a Men’s Collar-Attached i | i Shirts—Each a Soft collar shirts of broadcloths nd Scott! flannels, in a broken f patterns. Size 4 to 11% $1.95 and $2.6 serviceable weight that will guar untee excellent wear, For Dollar Day —Upper Incline Feather Filled Pillows Each— Bed pillows of a durable art tick ing and filled with a good grade of n chicken feathers. Size 18x25 —Upper Incline $ inches. | Double Seat Corduroys ¢ 4 Pair— | nickers of ent qual ty wale cordu in sizes 8 to 16 years. A fea value —Main Floor Voile Handkerchiefs $ 8 for— iB id olored, har ba i kerchie Dollar pretty ey Assorted Bath Salts 3 Bottles for— Bou Tons bath salts in odors of rose and Eau de Cologne; put up in neat glass containers. —Main Floor 54-Inch Coatings $ A Yard— ; 200 yards of Fall coatings in plain colors and shadow plaids, On Women’s Tailored Hats$ Smart hats of felt cloth, in all shapes, with touches of gilt and metallic braids, in shades of brown, beige, purple and taupe: Changeable Taffetas ¢ Yard— 40-Inch Wool Crepes é Yard— 400 yards of fine, changeable taf. 8 in well selected color combi. s. Extraordinary value! —Upper Incline A serviceable and practical dress material in shades of tan, gray, taupe, Jade and brown. —Upper Incline Men’s Work Shirts 2 for— Heavy blue work shirts, full cut and well made, in sizes 14% to 17, A wonderful buy! Printed Crepes f3 Yard— 40 inches wide and in exceptional ' patterns on heavy material; desir. able for dresses and linings. —Upper Incline —Main Floor y " s Bae 2 cE $ 27-Inch Wool Flannels Pesan | Yard— | opmec ieee eeiweh anny ae 300 yards of allewool flannel, in ten of the most wanted colors so very popular for Fall and Winter | dresses, —Upper Incline Men’s Fall h Union Suits ° Fall weight union suits with osed crotch, flat-lock seams, rib- bed cuffs and ankl In sizes 36 to 48. Ecru color only. erly $1.50, —Main Floor black. Big for dresses this season! —Upper Incline Girls’ School $ Millinery { Hats of felt, velour, silk velvets and duvetynes. Tailored styles in all colors, and cleverly trimmed. (For girls from 3 to 14 years.) —Second Incline Misses’ Beaded Bags— $ Draw-string bags in either flat or pouch shape, In beaded conven- Overalls or Jumpers 4 | Each— ° Men's standard made overalls or jumpers of heavy quality blue denim, Ordinarily these garments | sell for $2 each! —Main Floor Women’s Kimonos vach— 5 Made of serpentine crepes in tional designs. Colors are blue, red lavender, pink and with beaded or silk binations ord handles. —Main Floor Doll Boudoir Lamps 5 Wire frames mounted with beau- | vivid Egyptian and floral patterns, | and bound, A good color | nette, auburn and white. cord and socket attached. —Upper Incline Women’s Suede Leather House Slippers | Electric range, and in sizes 34 to 44. —Second Incline Boys’ School Caps Reautiful slippers of suede fin- | | Caps of all-wool fabrics in the {shed lenther, in shades of copen, green, gray, American Beauty and wisteria, with felt lining, in con- traating shades and pompona. 8 4 to 8 latest styles and patterns for Fall, and with unbreakable visors, 6% to 7%. Sizes —Second Incline =f | | —Main Floor ; Women’s Full-Fashioned Criffon Silk Hose Women’s pure silk Sample Hose, of sheer and me- dium weight chiffon, The assortma@nt includes all- HNIVUUUUULUUUUARAUAA UTA PUTT TTITTTTLU LALLA LALLA LLL LLLLLULLLLU LCL UDALL PLUPALG LLL LLLULLOUOLULLUUSULSPULUU ATUL ULC AGSUERGEOOOESESOGSOORGAEUCGAEEOGOUOSAGOEOGEOOOAEOGEOEOUASAA ASAE MI ie irc