The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1923, Page 5

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College President u WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928. Wherever You Go— You Can Have Good Music! Special Summer Terms on Summertime Phonographs $1 DOWN—$1 A WEEK Victrola Portable —#i a Week New Oro-Tone toned machine that mp the mus In handled Due to Lose Place‘: ete yne and » announ 1 Henry Stull had b From the huge gray bulk ofthe cement plant’s build- ings come the whir of belts, the rattle of conveyors, the clatter of tumbling rock, the din of great machines, In the kiln house there is asteady roar from the great revolving steel kilns as their 30-foot tongue of flame licks up the fuel. GROWS SMALLER ISLANDS FREE Appeal Is Made to Increase Philippine Commission Asks Recruits for Ranks WASHINGTON, J VRETTY AT 96 TURID ta J What's in the Air PROGKAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JULY KHQ KFIY KFHR KFIC Siicag Msc eo SECOND AVENUE Ground Floor, Denny Bldg Near Columbia Theatre Any Straw Hat i, 150 Trimmed Summer Complete Independence WASHINGTON non-Christian fed to submit t of directors of the Na of Filipino Women lutions demanding ypines be run by a f law and not of men. ne approval of the re of Manil partment 1 the may WILL SEEK OUT LOAN INSTITUTE {Buildings and Savings Body to Get Hearing commit ed after th Manking Frank A, Chase educational director o ppeared before the mittee The executive of Kar and reque udmixsion inerea in t GREAT MONSTER To Investigate Reports of Strange Omaha Beast that 4 abit the r, De has been n Omaha paper n, of Hay Springs most minute dé received of the }to y-qauare with the Johnson All Ready for Great Address NEW YORK, USE OF MORE MILK URGED hand. Where there is ing there trong, tall, he industr states, “Dairying should t after and whould be re great care Milk the pr Farmers should be made public inspected plants in and declares that the plants compare favor bly with the bent ks to nee a Washington Datr n spr r in Ore standar¢ Newbill hy © milk BANDIT VICTIMS| , OUT O OF DANGER! Thursday Clearance Specials for Boys and Women * Specials for the Boys | Main Floor—Kear 75 Boys’ Cotton Bathing Suits— In blue trimming a suit and black, w Formerly red and white .59c fabrics, in a i 2.65 40 Pairs Boys’ Long Khaki Pants— 50 Boys’ Cotton Union Suits— cotton rib and 36 Boys’ Wash Suits— M » of heay nga ea broken line of sizes. Former $ and $3.45 m, All size al, a pair 24 Boys’ Baseball Caps— Former ..49¢ Special, each . 36 Boys’ Cloth Hats— Broken sizes. Special, each 43 Boys’ Wash Suits— atylon merly $1,15 ; ae 25 | a pair Pairs Boys’ taice-tee i Knickers— | of heavy khaki with seat. Formerly $2.15 .. $2.35 Special, 9 Boys’ Outing Packs— Formerly $1.95. 11 Pairs Boy r Wy gol ‘eacene Ny Te ea .. 59e | ONE BERL) out as C and wife, of Hamil. | boat $1.49 | * &% & a Specials for Women Upper Main Floor Three-Star Bloomers— ’ t of regular stock, espe an Silk Knieke 6 and 7, and are re- n sizes 5, 6 sold form: t $6.50 ed for clearance on accou' ot slightly $3.95 deteriorated elastic at waist and knee. While they last, a pair Silk Vests and Step-Ins— Made of F peach, orchid and pink. Ru trimmed; sizes 36 to 42 dium Silk led and lace Special, 60—Sold formerly at $5.00 pecial, Each 45—Sold formerly at $6.00 | $2.95 Women’s Muslin Gowns— 1 embroidered; cut full and dls. es 15, 16 and 17. French played $014 formerly 13—Sold formerly 50—Sold formerly at $3.50 at $3.00 at $2.50 | Cholce at | $1. 95 Batiste Bloomers— Designed of fine pink batiste, finished with ee, and trim- with hemstitching, blue ribbon Sizes 27 and 29. 95c Special, a pair... Women’s Cotton Union Suits— Summer weights, in low neck, sleeveless, knee length styles, with bodice top. Sizes 36 to 44 in white. $1.00 elastic at waistline and < med at kn band an Formerly $1.50 bow Formerly Special, a suit ERY MINUTE 5.—A man rigged arlle Chaplin, even to the trick mustach and familiar * amused folks here for a jcouple of hours. He nearly every one he met. thought they were being filmed. they were being robbed and @ knew it not—until later, ‘canal | i, will recovet'| according to| Hats word from the Arlington hospital. |f BIC ANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY ATTRACTIVE SUMMER VACATION TR To All Eastern United States and Canadian Destinations the NEW WONDERLAND of the C ADIAN ROCKIES w> Jasper National Park Enjoy a Real Vacation in a Real Vacation Land Motoring, Golfing, Fishing, Riding, Hiking, Tennis JASPER PARK LODGE and modern bungalow ho provide superior accommodation for 250 guests, THE TRIANGLE TOUR AND THE SCENIC SEAS ~ 1,200 miles rail through the Canadian Alps 500-mile Ocean Voyage—the ideal vacation trip STEWART (HYDER, ALASKA), ANYOX, B. Cx: ALL-WATER TRIPS i EDMONTON and CALGARY prairie excursions — J. F. McGUIRE, Gen. Agt., Pass. Dept., 902 Second Aye, Phones Main 41906-5709 The power is on. ‘ An unusual bandits ¥ He ae Mil and - i hing tou on p t ‘ lo.| No trace assortment in Power—unceasing power ane, —is working to convert limestone and clay or sim- ilar materials into portland cement. Millions of tons of rock must be crushed— huge chunks to smaller particles, then to sand-like fineness, and finally to a zPowder finer than flour. Leghorns 80 85 45 Hats, Hats, At There Is Cause for Bad Disposition! It surely 4 formerly § formerly $3.00 : struck over t © with German Marks Are _ |; Still oe Down is NDON most crepe * OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., July Wilson, who ef reign tie Cadahonnn Age and Mec 1 school Our Window of Sale Hats t 1 Then comes the burning 1410 Second Ave. patie hoc aryec eae 2. oh ea Page oy Reid deer on Rae on orders of gaale to glass-hard clinker. After : in other t besides jit the third. party. fermersabor thisclinkerhas been ground beroeuthe’ te ereutt it. hes ‘expense ts make | and reground until at least t ane ge tase taatine af for tha same’ office, ast 78 percent will pass through 4 : ‘ ‘ t a fot for a while” ‘ nf a third | rman repe. | e blue « 1're cross. crepe. It is rn and you know it t you?" ee | a sieve finer than silk—a sieve with 40,000 openings to the square inch—you have portland cement. But these are only a few of the more than 80 operations in manufacture, et Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theater.—Adv. ! and especially be- type.” “Oh, I've heard all that tired of it y, you are dreadful known ou TORE HOURS: 8:30 A, M. TO 6 P. M. today You on the wrong side yOu so cross. “If you want worn this blue know ft, I've about etery afternoon affair when the same of them it's tir To supply the power nec- essary for one of the large ety cement plants requires a " get the de generating station capable | eacsnsenaae $15 to $1075, and, beside of serving the homes, light- ing the streets and operat- ing many factories in a city of more than 150,000 pop- ulation. open a char punt Ww My Facial Youth !osco os: “KEDS” Pig'n Whistle Advertisement, In boys’ and men’s sizes, at an extra low price, pair Wonderful values. Oxfords. ‘Rupture Kills 8,000 Annually aul Rupture.” One reason why my beauty lasts By Edna W ae Hopper 1 to its When 1 wipe all the oll, grime and dead} kin come out with it. The skin}, clean |b I apply Facial Youth twice daily, enever else the cleaning. 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