The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1923, Page 10

a ne ate THE be ah STAR FR DR. MEADE Mother Has One Motive) PAN IDAY, OCTOBER ENTIRE STOCK OF DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WATCHES, CLOCKS AND SILVERWARE OFFERED AT Closing Out Prices IN HARDY’S REMOVAL SALE A Few of the Many Exceptional Values ... $10.50 .. $12.50 "$25.00 Diamonds of Finest Quality At Unusual Price Reductions $33.50 $12.65 ... $21.75 tion Adjusted Wa ..$28.00 New Location Will Be 501 PINE ST. Corner Fifth Ave., Opposite Frederick & Nelson Scheduled to Talk Before Rotary Club Next Week Gon to Save Hi im \\r PER CENT OFF ON ENTIRE STOCK room for the new TOCK we are CLC all merchandise in the present OURTH LESS REG- Suits and coats rep- latest styles in a favored fabrics. 2-PANTS SUITS OVERCOATS $25.00 VALUES NOW $18.75 $30.00 VALUES NOW $22.50 $35.00 VALUES NOW $26.25 $1.00 ey $3.75 : TIMORE 8! $3.75 |}. , | stock at ONE ‘$8.50 ULAR PRIC “$12.00 resent the 'y wide varie of $5.00 .. $26.00 AH AS HEARING HELD ON SHIP SALE Examine Into Companies}! , HARDY & CO, |e" 901 Second Ave., at Marion St. eects | aie 8 ty last year, Frank t and killed his son. e Ind = S SH aS Canadian Railways Are OPPOSITE PIGN WHISTLE Prosperous, Is wesibis: Government Ownership Improvement Over na "i aty' 5 ai teak t cap Nene et a Private, Says | Labor Editor : eatin rt vernment| The hearing, w being held y . pled her aise ! : | Ce ML FS: sis t ver b aiteey please y Li ddied r | Trade Congress to } MATRIMONIAL HOLIDAYS | ‘i | LONDON, 0c —"We ought to Meet Next — have more holidays,” a woman re NEW YORK, Oct. 5—~Announce-| marked to his honor in Ealing po ment is made that the court, the other day. “Then we hich |20Uld get away from our husbands which ile." New York been vost-| Bp, ML G. Macy and 26, be- | .. << ©" WOULD GLADLY DIE FOR HIM ne ove r CAN YOU WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 & great tmprovement over private | Collapsed. The poir SOLVE IT? Ment operation of railroads in|ownership and rapidly is making|‘tached where It was ary t It would not havé helped, for m ahh thin se Wanada is not the failure depi les toward financial ‘ the propaganda sent broadcast} Such ts the sto ard . t ’ t ¢ him eit—was the United States by railroad| Keating t him | ¢ Executives. On the contrary, it is| ¢ re was no yovern. neon vell| behind a] former member of con 4 now editor of Labor, the Southern On Wednesday y | Trade congress October 16 f can solve conyention, | was to have been he that it wit | City early In October, » until May 24, 26 lesding special- sul tation. e 9 ; . nck © De t reat ' the object | cause of the serious iliness of * methods, more A hati A nt { ‘ age ng rerulte for the 1 r. S oats ca - 1 1 hg sf Bs ‘3 i a hi John Hylan, honorary rerious disorders. New York conventi ) system who would be cir |the greatest rafiroad world, for tha | Henry Th and requests from South DR. M. ©. MACY 1504 Third Ave, Corner Pike St. For School Days And Every Day $8.75 to [Seis st gE PRETTY TURN $29.50 |S | GRAY HAR DARK prop jot explain, When What could be better for the |} thal 45 tale thane” cAdmanet “aveioen snand little girl than a dressy coat |} Za oj eprbonc sok peg gets Te Sulphur, pre om. | endeavor ets perpetuate In death. of Astrakhan or Lustoreia! a eciadlon Accident Or if it is a sport effect that || the girl wants, she will ee i : wo | « > Casualties Heavy m ¥ xf n 2 LONDON, Oct 5.—Private and delighted with a coat tweed or imported camel’s- hair. is what it ©! would make me whole. Mother o Kipling wasn't thinking of the Stick to It! ia then that the atavistic In par- gists say, and or its love in life s|commercial motor cara are the most * you| dangerous vehicles In London. Dur- famous | ing the three-month period ending ition} June 20 private automobiles killed 61 persons and motor trucks ac ! No one! counted for 60. Over the same period td ; , Y AL vy. S $100,000,000 under pr | buses killed 18, st cars killed 6, | SMILINGLY HEALTHY | ment to about $40,00 . killed 5, les killed 15, WIiTi~ }000 In two y TT . ver iJ ” drawn iied 10, ble and the mor killed 7 saddle horses ’ better than under private manage: | i eliled 1 | ment.” Ai : ata Uh the 18, O28 Landen traffic nore , . \s a 4 . your hair] ¢ saint to mechanically propelled ve- t 4 4 ecomes ly dark, glossy and] hicles and § to horse or man- | The Fruity Laxative propelled vehicles. Sold A All Drug Stores | COLUMBUS EVENING SCHOOL RE-OPENED Monday, Oct. 1, 1923 vit || “All Are Welcome’ Fiverything free to all ex: service men and women of the World War, regardless of church membership. ELLINGTON quality Many of these coats are trimmed with beaverette, argh dn quality squirrel or fitch collars and cuffs. Others have touches of embroidery or braiding. These models come in a wide range of colors and styles. Coats for the Junior Miss $34.50 to $74.50 The girl of the in-between-age, who is too small to wear a regular misses’ coat, and is too large for the children’s coats, will find just what she wants in our line of Junior Misses. Suits and Overcoats For the Boy bonded indety i they have d the deficit The one Coal that “helps keep the Mrs. young.” Saves her from poking, stoking, shaking and fussing—from chasing up and down stairs all day long. “She was decelved in him, po tinemont man CLEAN KIDNEYS ds BY DRINKING "LOTS OF WATER |love that wa Eating too much rich RETAIL | WHOLESALE thought it was : agi making him #0 pale and thin. | without food s Real Estate|. MORE THAN $700,000 Loans Lowest Rates IN ASSETS No Commission food may in some wn authority, eated excite the | Bradbury Junior Suits ¢ and Overcoats in all- woolen materials, highly tailored and in the lat- APPROVED BY THE State "nsurance Com- missioner , bladder and. urinary est fall models. Stand Behind the Policies of Title Insurance Issued by This Modern, Up-to- We make Monthly Payment Loans Annual, Semi-annual @ moment your back hurts or ys aren't acting right, or if Moderate tuition fee charged nonservice students. Supplies free. 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