The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1925, Page 11

a aS PAGES 11 TO 18) Reduce Values on Power Properties ‘34 PROBE CAPITAL : ' ——_—_—- SECTION TWO The ot Star SEATTLE, WASH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925 bg Kennedy Says Jackson\Commissioner Urges Day - fla , Governor Failed in Leasehold Case Work on Roads Driver of Plunge Car Tells Story themselves with leasehold "i eae Printers Exhibit ; Art at Puyallup That’salliceakes—5 brief morning minutes-—and Albers Carnation Mush is on your table piping hot, readyto-eag! ... try ik tomar! Carnation Slice icra Police Grab Booze, but Owner Escapes THE WAREHOUSE “UNCASE THESE GOODS, PUT THEM OUT ON THE SAL ES FLOOR AND SELL THEM, NO MATTER WHAT PRICE YOU GET,” were the orders—and we are sure doing it. MEN OF THE NORTHWEST KNOW THE QUALITY OF MERCHAN- DISE WE CARRY. Nothing but A No. 1 goods ever found a place here. To get merchandise like this away below standard prices is like getting gold dollars at cut prices. SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT N Friday, Saturday and Monday- EARLY FRIDAY. Now, indeed, is the chance for the outdoor man to stock up! Hunters, fishermen, golf- Black Rubber PACS Sf AS 5 THE THOROUGH, SUBSTANTIAL KIND THAT YOU KNOW WILL GIVE LONG SERVICE. ers, outdoor workers of all kinds. This is your Well made with rubber VINE. Specials below are for three days, BUT THE WISE MAN WILL ee ea “have been used to paying. AND BEAR IN MIND, EVERY ARTICLE IS OF opportunity to secure the world’s best rough weather apparel at prices far under what you tops. All kinds of ser- vice. ARMY MARCHING SHOES, no hobs. CLEARED OUT AT..........s5.2005- TRENCH SHOES, with hobs. $2. 45 HEAVY CORDUROY CLEARED OUT AT.....:......+0.%-- . BREECHES metas... Guaranteed teee eee $4.45 Heavy double seat S $5 ly tt J $ bi hes that y sim- a ment—Gold filled « CLEARED OUT AT." $4.45 Joyce car Sa — gages BASKETBALL SHOES. SPECIAL AT inatant for one ¢ CLEARED OUT AT. geeks ese'e Vines siete $ 1 45 nt $39.50. ARMY WOOL LONG P4 PEQUOT PILLOW CASES, 42x36 ‘ NAVY SW ATERS, GENUINE ALL- WOOL—SPECIAL i HEAVY DERBY RIBBED UNION Burnett Bros., Jewelers “As Easy as Asking for a Coca Cola at Ghe Chairman of the Board’ Delivered for ten dollars Paid for $4 weekly Delivered for a dollar Toilet Sets—Gorgeous! SPRGIAI ka $2.85 Pald for $1 weekly ARMY STEEL HOSPITAL § emy sticker coats. 1.95 SPECIAL $ . 100%, WOOL DOUBL E BLANKETS, COTS $f A5| fase nnn $588 G Houtheda of ways «to Quins, Bright Naw Matter: li $2.75 use these. Big Special at ARMY 0. D. WOOL BLANKETS, oon rons $3.25 Asks Closer In- 1 spection on Building IPLA, Bey ‘ “Pay Us As You Are Paid” on the Pacific oast Eleven Store a Soda Fountain” The Burnett Sjores on the Pacifie Coast—all take the position that everybody is entitled to be trusted—unless they themselves have already shown that they are not. And it is no exaggera- tion to state that the opening of an account here is as simple and as easy as the headlines state, Diamonds, Watches, Silver and Gold may be had at the fairest \) prices and on the easiest terms! More than half merchandise offered nationally priced and na- tionally advertised—and not a farthing is added for the convenience of paying “as you are paid.” the is nond of white the costliest 3 priced in all the Consider this an inyi- tation to join the thou- sands who have found Lady Di Jewelry Stores & the Coast at an the Burnett Budget Plan hundred dollars, And: it f= conceded to be the happiest, easiest and the best money's worth ever presented. the most economical yet devised! Delivered for a dollar bill Paid for two dollars a week The Elgin Boulevard Model its best—beautifully i—handsomely Howard n the cased in engraved. The at $6 1 Jeweler in has seventeen jewels and is tested ! 1 sells it at that f {cash, too). justed to position and temperature. TT ice is the same here, as in every other A watch to rely on—Small size—thin model. good store. But the terms are characteris Featured in all the Burnett Stores at tle Burnett ‘Terms 842.50. Delivered for a dollar Pald for a dollar or so a week Delivered for a dollar Paid for 9 dollar a week Manning Bowman Percolators In Amber—T« ell— Moth Practical gift for the bride—welcome as an Anni- er oe we: SBE HY ne versary or a Birthday gift. And not only beautiful and decked with twenty-two-karat : gold inlay. Nothing more beautiful 7—7DUt they make the best coffee and are really far more economical than the old Coffee Pot! ting that the latter has been a joy.) (Admit- h set ts en lined pre. ding anni and for , these are gifts Three-piece sets with the that will be received glad cries i 7 eee : : sehen glad crie tray, as shown in the ot approval and deligh sketch, may bought for Small Seta (Brush, Comb and satan Mirror) may be had for as little ax —‘tWenty-ono —dollars—which $15, Others more elaborate, and Is tho nationally adver- With mantcure pleces, cost from $25 tised_ price, to $100. On all the at (aptib “ata! pie Delivered for a dollar sented year to pay. No Pald for a dollar or so Y interest—no extras of any kind a week SUITS—SPECIAL: <. 0 scesecsseonse ee . $ ARMY WOOL SOX. 4 ME POR cs Aes, ill ice a I 5 .00 NEW FEATHER PILLOWS— $ O ij 95¢ EACH—A PAIR for......00.. 0+. Ly ie FOR . ‘$ “ae 0. D. ARMY WOOL SHIRTS. SPECIAL .. SEES Rogers “1847” Silver Plate Eyeglasses on Easy Community Plate sevebe 1 Down 1 Down SPECIAL. SHIRTS, BROKEN SIZE ns $2 65 Twenty-nine a Sets of this famously fine Payments Twenty Pate Sets featured at 2 SPECIAL e LEATHER COATEES—Macki- » lowest CASH : Dr a “ Taylor, Director of the $32.50 the set. Tho price ts the same ¥ BLACK NAVY RUBBER COATS _$ 5 naw lined; all-leather surface. $9 15 Cholco of all ept. of Optometry ; whether you pay cash or buy on the 3 ‘ naw ; set No charge for consultation, High Burnett Budget Pl 4 DE MCUAL Sie!) 8c EAN oe 3.6 BEMICUAU CS Cece ery fils veviees ie ® d for a dollar oat skill. Fatrest Pte Taneneatiant my Delivered for a dollar Paid for $1 weekly terms Paid for a dollar a week ui) a | sor aM ISN | “ESMOND” INDIAN ROBES, very specially priced. Can be made into snappy CAMPUS COATS or used 48 Auto Robes, Washable—DO NOT SHRINK—MOTH PROOF. $ 3 9 5 e Patterns and colore are woven in and durable as the blanket itself Surplus Army Supply Store HEADQU pi 1013 FIRST AVENUE MAIL ORDERS FOR OUTING GOODS PROMPTLY FILLED brsttyonen'e 909 Second Avenue (which ts between Madison and Marion Streets)