The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 2

THE SEATTLE T FRIDAY. OCTOR? ~)BERRY HONORED WANT MOR $= BILLS USED The EMPRESS That Would Save U. S. Lots AN | rAGE 2 i Injuries Are Fatal e to Racing Driver BROWNW x t Bud SMALL SALMON ( | rien ow nace mooe =) DESTROYED *| Future Catches Menaced by ALL AMERICAN BEAUTI ES Manager of Big Store Is Given Surprise Jreat a diet Thu : Greedy Fishermen sled . of Monéy, It’s Said Universal ®@ mw Pipeless : gon lg Furnace * (eff Isa Guarantee of: Eve boat, teld Mr m & , a, wv : ' i sc at, Riri “are ge Economy! iy a a +4 sh iv mad t Tong and tons of fish, 8 10 and Reliability! Efficiency! 1 and sonan re cane ng fib, a es long. Forestry Station for U. W. Is Asked T + fat A cientific ystem of pipele heating id ven- tilating, heating entire { house with one register. No pipes in basement or walls to waste heat. No a charge for installing TORY PAY- MENT TER i with us; it te not.” cooking is sw FRAT MAIL CUT Your Old Stove hing season closes Ye an international 0 Bey Jap pda 8 , Pincay ; te". The Holt) Alaskans Backed by Seattle, Taken as Part | Ani ikea ccaliine | ee RUTH ANDREA, an ideal American beauty, poses nig) in Protest to New Payment ly er Phercasd poet cn among some “Emma Ma dahlias, prize winners at the| mar f b ha d annual flower show held in York City. Aide sea Bales Sa > |Car Thru Railing wa gr ance Be } ARKEST TWO KANCHERS Indicted by a fe a THE BON MARCHE ISIE 2 6 Se Real bargain prices make the Bargain Basement popular. Our values are well known amongst thrifty shoppers. The use of inexpensive fix- tures is one way of keeping our prices low. in Fo 5 Man Hurt a er STANDARD Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Second Ave. at Pine St. rested Thurwday on jiquor l Comfort, Style and Value Unite in These New boooooooooo 1413 TO 1417 THIRD AVE. GET. PIKE & UNION HARVEST TRADE SALE A selling event of great importance to Seattle’s thrifty buyers. We must have money, and we are going to make it worth your while to trade here—$100,000 worth of new merchandise offered at reduced prices. See our Show Windows. “Dress Well—Never Miss tho Money” “Strictly One Prico—Cash or Charge” Good range of sizes. High Luster Bolivia! Dull Finished Soft Coatings! Pin Points! Imported Tweeds! rt and dress models! Wrap cuffs in c, ripple In black and the new plum age shades, 720 Pairs Women’s Part Wool * SPORT HOSE Children’s Tape Waist UNION -UITS Men's Chambray Work Shirts 100 Boys’ Suits at About Half Regular Prices 72x84 All-wool Blankets, made of pure virgin wool; Fine quality; drop stitch: C ‘ C 50 BOYS’ SUITS, with 2 pairs pants, assorted plaids. hemmed tops; reinforced toes and Long sleeves; high necks; ankle POMNOOE DOs oS eae ts es Be eee oe 6.9 Special, heels; all brown heather mixtures. lengths; unusual bargains. Bert, Me A th ti — C During | 59 BOYS’ SU ITS, in corduroy etch $ ] 2.95 Sizes 8% to 10%. Seconds. 2 to a2 This Sale BACK is cic izes 8% to 10%. Secon y 2tod uthentic Cweed, reduced: tasc5s2) lem eo os $4.95 gs OS $7.00 Men’s Work Shoes, Model oces reduced to, $3.85 36-inch Granite Cloth and Flannel Dress Goods, 5 and $4.00 Ladies’ Ladies’ Bath Robes, Beacon nmed Hats and Esmonde robe cloth, reduced to, reduced $ WS eRe ics ia reduced Bc peg atch 49 ic... $1.95 |r, 9-79 — Ladies’ Sanitary 81-inch Bleached Sheeting, |_| omens Corset Girdles— elie notiaee to... 19c extra heavy weight. e Mens Neckband Shirts— | Warner’s Oriental dancing Kotex Special, 2.50 values; broken lines, | Styles, re- $ 5 for .. ‘ 49c Varese, 7. 50c |; Fediibed to, 95 duced to .... 1.49 45 and $55 Broad. | Boys’ Fl Union Suit ORO as cae ns Cc 32-in, woven stripe Broad- ys’ eece Union Suits, isan Men’s Derby Rib C cloth Shirting, 39 regular winter weight; | Children’s All-wool Sweat- Shirts ant. Diapers oe E Val r reduced to, yard. . C} sizes 4 to 16 z 8, xtra Values! reduced to, ers; belted styles, in all $1.00 Veiurs and Felts! Open an Account HIGH SHOES Absolutely all leather, with Goodyear welt soles and rubber-tipped heels, black kid, and black and tan calfskin. Medium broad toes. soles, J oo 9, Bal and blucher styles. In Single and double Sizes 6 If durability is a measure of OHO ODO Oooo oO OO ooo O00} O00 o]0 o}oo/o} REESE Nooo oo) o)o wel Di MEN’S OVERCOATS Closing out sizes froin 86 t Your pick, each 7Ax84-inch Comfort Cot- ton Batts, 3 pounds. Special, $1 .00 roll Closing out our Men’s Felt 0 42. $10.00 x99 Pequot Sheets, eet urd quality. Special, é $1 .50 each Ladies’ Union Suits, bodice top and tight knee, 72 ee Men's Black Slicker Coats, full length, reduced to, ea. $2.95 Ladies’ Apron Dresses, in ginghams and percales, once $1.00 WO verry scare ———— | years. Special ge arment 75 Tailored and trimmed styles in plain, dmbre and the new Fall pluntage shades. Novelty brass 30-inch sun-dried fast-color oe $2 95 a s bindings! Attractive appliques! Silk and satin ribbon trimmipgs! Fancy cut-outs, expressing con- Japanese Crepe; all colors. | 81x90 Bleached Seamless | each ....... o = r trasting colors in self materials Special, Sheets, re- 42-inch Linen-finish Tub- . Sand Pil aah 17c duced to, each ] 2 Men's a sealants Sox, jing, free from dressing, 7 in natural and Oxford, re- | reduced to, Men’s “Peters” Brand duced to, ALO diese wieaid 33c Men’s Mackinaw Coats, best quality, $ reduced to, ea. Men’s Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers; closing out. Reduced to, $ 1 : 75 garment .... ee ; ' Hats—14 OFF Regular IIR wh Men’s Heavy Cotton Union | 86-Inch Cotton Challis, value—here’s a snap! Pays the Balance Prices. reduced Wo) 59c Suits, worth $2.00, reduced | light and dark patterns, ) 7 Men’s and Young peel petal EIT CA ti Ba) $1 49 special, 16% Men’s Part Wool ii Boys’ All-Wool Flannel \ Men’s Clearing ulate “y agit ate) i Hose | suit yard w......., Cc “Guilt Edge” Brand | = 2 Hose, special in popular shades “LUMBER JACKS’ OVERCOAT} C} special, 9c pale vice pecial, pair HOSIERY SPECIALS U ION SUI ‘ Ss $ 35 Hap it brig § 50 ii enuar tie ehh olla Boys’ and Girls’ good strong Hose for school beer ated: fist auality: \ i hae ‘Have weivlecthatrs Wear PAu Heavy a ng uk oi $ eid eae er er wear; sizes 6 to 10144; 2 pairs for......... 49c ‘ine Ml F knit well—that Kea you wa flannel, nursery patterns. yard lengths \ eid x Ha toms y They nto expertly tallored Special, 29c Special, 10¢ | 22-inch Twilled Outing] 64x64 Hemstitehed Table from reliable quality fabrics. lef 27 bAX6: emstitched ‘Ta 5 30 50 edi dis verde ali c Flannel in pink and blue. | Cloths, mercerized finish. : x ’ . ’ Special, Special, Bove New Dress Shoes to$ Great Values inWomen’sand Children’s Shoes |yrq 1Selcre $1.25 BOYS’ SUITS Women’s 4-strap Arch Ce aps s Calf Shoes, sits 295 Sizes $ .45 $10 to $15 Support $6 50 ae af fal, $3. 95 Boys’ Wool Mackinaw] 50 Boys’ Suits, 2 pairs of 111% to 2 2% to 54 = Men’s Hats,*Shoes Pan " : Ae ae ay Sh Coats, sizes 4 to 16 years, | pants—1 long pants and 1 3 m wae omen’s @strap Arch sittle Gents’ Shoes, sizes Special, each, hort ts rs Furnishings (B Support 9 to 11 } $ short pants, '$ 4 eee satan anlagt R Suppor 9 to 11, 85. Goodyeai welt leather § les! Rub | ache $5.50 Special, pair, . $3.50 |s 5.50 and, 8. 50 $11.50 and 14. 50 ber-tipped heels! In dark tan! Broad ne and medium toes! Blucher and Bal | Growing Girls’ Oxfords in| Boys’ School Shoes in black Boys’ Chinchilla Coats in] Warm Knit Cotton Vests \ styles! Good canvas hae Leather 1G27F f h A IB black, brown and tan; sizes | and brown; made to stand | MWY) tas n and gray, high neck and long facings! Genuine values i t v ‘BH 38 to7; hard wear; $ Special, $ sleeves, q Between Pike and thie DID vee tanne $4.50 alge 27/4) 010 3.80 each vii. 10.00 Bach vices ccs 49c