The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 17

{ SECTION TWO TRAIN TRAVEL IS Stock in ee Legend’? Sold 2,000. Osage Indians Turkish Women SAFEST | to Seattle Investors Tells Better Business Bureau Refuses to Approve | Lost Treasure Security Offering Railway Executive How to Live Longest HEAT GROWERS. Se “GET BIT as ¥ t s ‘ Christmas Package in Form buried the mine: of High Wheat Prices K Kiddie Travels 4 It's a * be Tt t fe . : Miles on Scooter THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFTS Sweaters If you are going to give a Sweater this Christ- mas, now is the time to buy it. Our annual 20% Discount Sale has attracted hundreds of buyers. Remarkable values are yours, me DIM a bd « } ; Octonek quality means the finest knit garments you can buy, Come in today and order your Sweater laid away for Christmas. @ A eivaint ot a doore” welg’ warm for git It wear. nin it ts lines, and may be the “tmnt welght. All in any color desired, ol, of course, Regu- Regular price $12.80 lar $7.60 Sale Price Sale Price $ .80 $G-.00 —_— —$ 1 for Men, Women and Children pete apparel offered in this extraordinary sale is the product of our own Seattle factory and is guaranteed to be our regular high standard quality. Hundreds of our patrons look forward every year to this great annual event—conclusive evidence of exceptional and genuine values. As usual, a vast and eee selection of style and color is af+ forded. A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Sweater Until Christmas (\ctone KNITTING COMPANY, 1626 Fifth Ave. Medienl-Dontal Building e - wil SRG PS Eh, Smart Snap Brim Hats with Fancy Bands Group-Buying Price 2 BATTLE, WASH.,, FRIDAY, DECE) MBER “4, 192 Are Wealthiest Race | sickgaeid ~ Lilly, ‘The Seattle Star (PAGES 17 TO 28 Throng College ner lamp po ecoration. Many o \'No Woman in Man’s (Christmas Tree Ambu sh’ Home for 50 Years “THOSE pretty Christmas tree Lundgquist-Lilly Lundquist-Lilly Tacoma Store Seattle Store Now a Strong Link in the Greatest Buying The greatest economic move in the history of the clothing industry; a banding together of manufacturer and re- tailer ona basis that means the saving of millions of dollars to the consumer. Briefly, the plan is: An affiliation of the leading clothing establishment in each of 70 of the largest cities in the United States in one gi- gantic buying organization for the purpose of eliminating manufacturing, selling and distributing costs. Seventy big stores, of which Lundquist- Lilly is the sole representative in Seattle and Ta- coma, buying as one great unit, thus obtaining prices far below those any single store could possibly se- cure. New 2-Pants Suits and Fine Overcoats [Just Received $35 45 $95 Green Building, Organization in America The buyers for these affiliated stores will meet each season, pool their orders, buy their own woolens, fix their own high standard as to tailoring, linings and trimmings, and then exact the lowest bids from accredited manufacturers. The immense combined orders, thus placed, means huge quantity production on each unit, at no selling cost to the manufacturer, a saving of seven per cent on this one item alone. Further, it standardizes style and quality, and means greater values at lower prices. The many advantages of this great affil- iation of America’s outstanding clothing establish- ments is graphically illustrated in Lundquist-Lilly’s remarkable assemblage of new Fall fashions in Men’s and Young Men’s 2-Pants Suits and Overcoats ; ilding, Fourth at Pike, Seattle —2 STORES— ith an Pacific, Tacoma 100 Overcoats Group-Buying Price $25.00