The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 15

uj ' R 1, 1923. | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 15 | nS EDDIE TO TAKE MN GUNS Fe C “SHE'S THE BEST IN 400,000 )| iiatnatatir GEG rom ata) i “Prromning King SG. | | UP FILM WORK .:22'2.°: se This Season Starts With Will Leave Stage for Motion te ; Values Like Final Sales I Picture Screen aby Pe You know what the prices were last season. You know that manufacturing costs have not come down. was shaking a in observer, a Uncertain egy, 4p os Seeecessies for butting tn re © manner, “byt 2 not to be so ros fellow,” ised two pale ptruder, “You ee, Now tt te t you have Dated | MED TRAMP om A whale of a tire for commer- cial trucks. Massive- Rugged Durable — Real Anti-skid > Goodrich So you should know there will be no greater values at any time this season than these fine | |Judge Huggins to | | Men’s and Young Men’s Speak at Y. M.C. A. | An ging by Judge W. L. Hug] Industrial RB , recital by the org tra, and Tracy Strong will close = tae HEAVY DUTY CORD orig nic Suits and Overcoats Pet Stock@-Votertn. ment I classified 1! Telephone Oo, 4). ind, KENNEDY AUTO WORKS COR. THIRD AND BELL Eliott 2682 6 before the hich will meet in Europe Hearing Is Waived by Dope Prisoner Pat, rubbing hie tn. alet the lady gp nacript, $ 2 aa These Suits are all from our regular Browning King high-grade stock; the sizes range from £3 to 52 chest measurement—the values are the season’s best at......$28.85 Famed Bell Deak hesan bobo Eddie. Borden the works of art and relics of the ie T Mi ssin World's 3 when the Hi Borden, humorist, who)" Overcoats for men and young men, medium s U g it 7 i to. 100k ‘for the Bee Gan tee teenie be: | Ceo fe ee oh ard heayy weight; fancy makes and fabrics, “y bert ae persons con camere. will not | the Ce told and conservative styles, in dark colors. Every Mate of “Liberty” % corona hitts | cause Sictleal swith ld. wife, x Abe non 4 zarment an exceptional value......$28.85 Relic Is Lost ‘ Jewelry ville, ‘and with whom, he says, has always “got along won Soh ° * Detenican Met 1 ace #0 fa WOMAN 3) 2nd Ave. at University Arcade Square cities of the United el wer 1 wan meant to. "A® #00n ae my contract with the] searching for t . . ur the wor the fair, ringing} Pantages clreult, which will al of the World's Fu his bell, sald | 9 Mudaaie of vedee and ebde arith to{i4-& ks, is out, I will begin | to weigh more than a ton, has dis-| 41) nations on we ave signed for with the| ppegred. It was cast in 1893 of Famous Players-Lasky corporation, | sPPeete metals and priceless relica|, THe Historical society tried tn valn| j1" ¢. eee eee, | Because of Ill Health—Tells How | to find a trace of the ° aged 40. Whereby his father became Family Sa ebalnper: al Sagem Me of ae Revolutionary . nd gin ict like th : © of quitting vaudeville,” | She Found Relief by Taking Lydia d cans elo his wife his and was 1 to be a duplicate | he said ‘i a other-in-law. and compent 8—The Angio¥ he antuaaie sroumstances, | E*Pinkham’s VegetableCompound Musse l ) Dp NH, ths AEE ee ede bk Be at Was want ly tt Atpebtiag poke eee ee ae nde | gy Dartington, Ta.—‘‘I used to dread ; Doane ee oH Theodora sds of Banana, Hiab, | aatod hes adie Wity a ara 2m cade e a Argentina after taining on the ¢ and love thly period as| is so happy now. Why, he? essay on good roads was selected r Pere ay Dee E memorative exposition of the an 1,000,000 pounds | movie studio work. while Mrs. Bor.| temre ono stream every two | Fi oh dia iPr pa atin My fie eerste onic bpar Relationships Prove ter to her own grandmother, tieth anniversary of the World's |sterling in prospecting work, accord-| den, who |s ar her firat “tiltch” raed tesae| Cm the Highway Education board as the best in 400,000 sub-| Diffi cult Matter 1h tk rapoetad tate eiae aces sae Fair, October 1 to 6, direct ea by the ing to the E 9 Alres Heral in ‘yatideville after. wor for ne fortwo weeks,and| "itted by school children the country over. She wrote it} es) | stork is expected at the home of the eral years torn of suc Pile Sufferers! This New 2.22202" ville to return to first. artistic during that time I| while living in Pontiac, Wis. And now she goes to Wash- be would have the| ington, as the guest of the National Chamber of Commerce,| COLOGNE, . Nov blues and cry, 7 grandmother, wh }about reparations, the Spanish dlc- “ u esides, t a as al. ‘s J pa wth Since Ihave taken | and gets a gold vatch, beside tep-sister, or sister-inlaw, aS @/tatorship, etc, to work out family Discovery Will Rid You of SPE eatestele en aie tana wt “te Vegetable : BANQUET T0 BE E : : a Rt (Seng, Sas SOR naar] eenoneniee . ‘ s intensely interesting to Compound I am so |here, has been mussing up eugenics Piles (Hemorrhoids) Forever happy Ican bars y land the prescribed degrees of affin-} BOSTON, Mass.—The biggest con- Has Completely Cured Cases} It's pos! 40-year-old grandmother-step-sister— and the village has given up talk so permanent, wi nt indelibly recorded express myself. . | ity and consanguinity, jtract ever awarded by the city re- have gained a The trouble started when a healthy | lating to the substitution of oil for - eral pounds and 68-year-old widower married the yil-)coal, in heating, went to the Petro- I have recommended your lage belle, aged 22, just over a year|!eum Heat & Power company when | medicine to my friends and you ma go. Then the bridegroom's 40-year-| Mayor Curley signed a contract for f celluloid, marvelous how of Several Years’ Standing ly It acts. Blessed relief often | forgotten and the impression obiiah tay | s Ecatasy—Oley Speake A . A y letter as a testimonial. ‘ ps son. mixed thi: by rying | 3,800,000 gnilons of fuel oil, at a in From Three to Eight ter the uso of the first |cated by one poor Performance it ; hope yourinedicine wilgiveothers tho Students of Other Lands to’ S | Sis swcteeal ehapsueebars totion |cuat ot giiiese: 2 7 a 7 por en in cases with pro- |<" obi teagan keg t did me."’—Mrs, RALPH Gat ~ Days. Guaranteed by “All|surpository even in cases with Dro- |i of acting ix performed, it ls an| Soot Techies St Denote | Meet Saturday contribution to t 4 reflects lasting Good Druggists. fuse bleeding that have resisted known treatments; often after Perhars the most amazing discov-| ation, really wonderful results have years in the field of been accomplished, medicme is the discovery that Piles, The discoverer of this truly won can now be successfully treated and |derful substance has instructed drug: cured at home by a wonderful sub-|gists all over the country to guar stance called MOAVA. This sub-/antee MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES in art of| Lydia E.Pinkham’s VegetableCom- ait on | pound isa medicine for aillmentscom-| Students from the far corr |mon to women. It hasbeenused for |{ng earth who are attending the The screen is well represented on| such troubles for nearly fifty years, | the Pantages bill. Edward Martin, | and thousands of women have found | ©"! known ag the “duke of the stage,” | relief as did Mrs. Gail, by taking this | er under one roof at the “U" Satur has also done His bit under studio | splendid medicine, , to attend the fourth lights. If you are suffering from irregu- ery of rec versity of Washington will gath-; end * stance, in the form of a suppository, |every case of blind, bleeding or pro- larity, painful times, nervousness, ational panauet,'siven fs Inserted into the rectum where |truding piles, in‘fact goes so far as headache, backache or melancholia, |y the Intern’ al Council of the by its soothing, healing action all|to say that he doesn’t want a cent W YORK.—The stream of | should at once begin to take | University Y. M. Cc. A pain and soreness is allayed and en in the lars pouring into t ma earning \Tydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-| 5 9 part of the banquet festivi then by direct contact with the absolutely jeaffers of American railroads # | pound. It is excellent to strengthen % fent tives ulcers and piles, causes them to heal|does what {s claimed for it.—Adver.|the beginning of 1922 will total] the system and help to perform ity |‘!*. the foreign students will pr up and disappear forever. tisement .000,000,000 by December 31,1 functions with ease and regularity. | sent bits of music and art of thelr | nd and follow banquet cere. 4 monies as they are sometimes fol- . lowed by their kinsmen, P. f B An : Details of the banquet are being air (0) al Jarranged by Secretary Maxfield, of B i pages de Migeshadla eens earing widely followed at universities hav ing ® cosmopolitan student body,” field sald. It has proved re The Cause of This Sensational Sale and Bargains Offered— come RE RS LOR © BB! About 100 men and women. from fall parts of the © obtain! s s educations at Washington. | A Car 0 of | ‘There. are Filipinos, §6 «Chi . Indians (Asiatic), reeks B rgains Thrown ers from the Isle of Rhodes, Pales- | tine, gl Belgium, Denmark, P verboar | Germany, h R k | and, Po. e | Pea awa o Every Boy and Girl on e oc S Jand Holland, Ms : y vy Get Ave Share of | Chuich! Ohashi, of the Japanese | ws, ° argains | consulate, ./will.’“extend>, grwetingy : ttl Wrigh Uni jfrom the consular corps of the city. } ~ In ea e t nion * 2, | PrRoGRAM Suits, fabss "$2.98 par ‘s Sox, sold C lbe, Welcome and introduction of the tonst- 4 soiled or damaged °. tit cna ge HOW TO GET YOURS Fine Ling of Corduroy Pants— Sabie MRC RARCER Sib TaU * QIMPLY secure five new subscriptions to The Star, Your Ppt $2.98 $1.50, soiled : friends and neighbors who are not now having ‘The ; seats tesa Now only 3s 29c Star delivered to them will be glad to help you. You do ete: 4 ‘ not have to collect any money or make delivery of The 7 a Star—Simply take the order for the paper. Ni $1.00 Chea AL Shirts, ™ 69c $6.00 Men's Macki 2 9 Japan—Frank- Nislilo. 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Snie starts in the Inrge store, O01 2rd Ave., corner 3rd and 0) Nene "$1.98 | oh ant 38 A a. i Don't Jet snything keep you away. ‘The barkains and value: = | mont staxwer belief. Come, get your share of the bargal Suger— | } ream ll Sugar | VEE Ss ERO OATES SEF ROE EIT ee Sot mae eae eee | ture nee: | ae ci coe © - DISAPPEARS TO SUBSCRIBERS on nie not mentioned here. derwe | “aby. i , i ee | Come WITH THE CROWDS FRIDAY AT 10 A.M nieny ee | I hereby subscribe to The Seattle Star for three months and thereafter until 7 wited— Oe BANNER DAYS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY After overtoming serious aitnenia | LOrder same discontinued, for which T agree to pay the authorized carrier at ‘ |with whieh he been. troubled the regular rate of 50¢ per month. | for a long time, H. 8, Huff of Long , TIN STORE CLOSE CLOTHING SACRIFICED laeduah TCallteetias. fecla<ieueane ; IAM NOT NOW, HAVING THE STAR DELIVERED TO ME. D Men's and Young Mena Suits and Overconts Important Notice! should now become, a booster for | | ere he NAR apan “7 * —sold at $15.00 A — Alvita, | Ss | FRIDAY, HOV. 2, Till 10 A. M. To nvold overcrowding It will be necessary | “For a long timo 1 have been | s PHONE NO. ; WATCH AND WAIT nak you fo'e patientn owing to thee we |troubied with indigestion, Goods are now being marked, and in order ed condition of th t ne. |my back and sides, high bi s+ | (1) fo rearrange goods zor iiandling the male dnlty. jsure and a general poisoned condi. PSD RICO GOSS ICA SOIR 5 I a crowds the store will remain cloved till tion of my entire system. Since 10 A. M. Come with the crowds to— 601 Third Ave, Corner James using tho Alvita Tablets and Toa Ape Tah ashe hae shakers buns pe biiic CLMEIRORE penne a 601 Third Ave., Corner James |feel full of life ag n,my stomaeh " ig free from, distress and the pains | | ‘ ce ane una yeas Toe Sultar Bworth Hundreds of Pants to Be ahoutrthy"hoayare about wore knit | (BY ET EaT cere Seem hes Wadi dcr eee TREC CRE Hundreds of Pairs of Shoes to | tick em 9c | xow $3.95 Sacrificed ' I have lost more than 40 pounds of { Be Sacrificed — teal /et Men's and antsy nolleds surplus flesh, which In itself is a} I (4) sold at £2.00 and 83.00—Now..--..,,.. 9BC great blessing, 80 v hy should f not r vita.” Tadies! Rub- 106 Men’s Work Shoes; | Look for Large Signs “SALVAGE SALI" peer a anaes Let... si. 1.98 82.00 Coverall Suita wt $1.49 Syndicate jm Suits, 100 All Cars Transfer to Vront of Store ‘ow $3.95 | 601 Third Ave., Corner James St. be a booster for Men’ Pants, sold nt 82.00 and siobeNew., i) . $1.98 Alvita is the recent sctentific dis ‘ covery which brings lime, Jron and plete sad Pants sok Id at 84.00 ., $2.98 phosphates to you In a vegetable for mwhich ean be assimilated, Al: | vita {9 prepared in convenient, high ly concentrated tabhet form from the | deep-rooted alfalfa plant which Sel ed'is a rich storehouse No tt = Bring Sisseailinas to the Circulation Department THE SfaTTLE STAR $10.00 $3.95 Boe the vin 1 E: | te ‘ou he do many reme: 4 in the bargains, many 1 Suites 2 pantay old to tor if you ™ bare Wanted—Extrn Salespeople to Pa worth no an #150 dies, try this tonic of nature now ay Hnew will be limited, 9c Goodn 87.50—Now 69c A dollar buys a box of Alvita | Seventh Ave., Near Union St. lets at any drug store—Advertise- ment,