The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1923, $25 $25 Plates Le, my $8 Crown and $10 one | $4 With Our Regular to, 5-Y ? i 15-Year Guarantee ae SO NOW IS THE TIME While Our Prices Are Cut in Half Come in and sce for yourself we are not doing cheap work, hut the sume high-class Work, using the beat materials obtainable, DR, H, 0, DANFORD, Mer. SECOND AVE, AND JAMES ST, MAIN tne | Medical Graduates COOLIDGE TO BE ON RADIO i WASHID f 29,.--Preat: dent Coolidge will ia his first ra. ST, LOUIS, Mo. Nov ates of three medical sourt no longer 29.—-Gradu, in Mis schoolx Will be examinations dio address on Monday for licenses to cember 10, speaking from operate in Missouri studio an the plan to This announcement was made yeu terday by the sp 1} commit inted by the state board of hi \ memorial to the late Preside ) ing, | it was announced at the White | ] House tod: 2 examine the state's medical insti | } The president's speech will last | tutions q about 10 minutes, be ne prompt The three schools are the Kansas \ ly at $30 p.m. standard | City Univers of Physicians and time. Arran made | Surgeons, the Kansas City College of f to insure it re aching 40,000,000 peo- | Physicians and ‘eons, and the St | Louis College ¢ bysickens and Sur. | a set up on the} eons, | White House lawn, will transmit the ms j | president's speech to broadcasting} It Is @isy to buy a hom A | ew York, Providence, |Smali payment down and ths bal | Louis, Dallas and other} ance like rent soon makes you a } At all these stations | harry home owner. Turn fo tne | it will be re-amplified so as to insure| Want Ads and see the easy py. } elarity of tone. } ment: a that are being ottered | THE ONLY BONA FIDE: rue 99C SHOE STORE 1401-1403 First Avenue, Corner Union Street FREE 22 FINE FELT SLIPPERS @ Opening Hour 9 a.m. Tomorrow LOOK HERE! Second Ayenue Merchant quits. _ Another unloads to us. Tacoma store ( closes. We absorb them all, and have 6,485 ( E_ pairs of shoes surplus stock. So will sell E N__ shoes at Jess than wholesale, including such N i famous brands as Packards, Walk-Over, 7. T Peters, Carters, Stetsons, Howards, Endi . cotts, Victorias and others, and children, at $1.98, $2.99, $3.98, $4.98, and an extra pair for 1 cent. And opening hour, with each $2.98 sale or more— FREE! FINE FELT SLIPPERS | { Cent And an Extra Pair of Shoes for{ Cent A Few More Examples of PRICES Women’s and Children’s One and Two-Strap Pumps Spat oes $1.98 Patent and Kid Novelties or men, women OY a as ioc . . $2.98 c Q » . Fine Welt Oxfords .. $3.98 - ¢ Short vamp, French toe $3.98 7 Finest Lace Shoes Growing Girls’ Shoes Girls’ School Shoes And an Extra Pair for MEN’S AND BOYS’ Baby’s Fine Turns School and Play Shoes. ; “$3. 98 $1.98 One Cent sigs c Sturdy Scuffers ....... A - Finest Dress Shoes . $2.98 N Men’s Work Shoes . $2.98 T Men’s Fine Dress Shoes . $3.98 Men’s Fine Dress Oxfords, pair $4.98 The Whole Town Is Talking About It! See Our Great Window Display at 1401-1403 First Ave., Cor. Union St. 98¢ SHOE STORE SEATTLE GIRL of 3 Schools Banned | allowed to | th! FREE "IN 6TH PLACE. {Katherine Cuddy Among | High Beauty Entrants NEW YORK CITY, Noy, 29. Seattle, (heu Miss Katherine Cuddy, missed taking honors in the na tom! advertising beauty contert | conducted 1 Wednesday night by | Rodolph Vatentino, by Just one | plice—Miss Cuddy placing sixth In | tho competition of 88 girls for five | prizes. Mixx Norma Niblock, 17, of |Toronto, Canada, the only contest: | ant not in eventing gown, wom first Nonors and was offered an adver | Using contract by the beauty clay jeompany which Valentino repre: j nents, | Mins Cudéy, chosen as the | beautiful git in Seattle in a con most test conducted here by Valentino tome time ago, was still in. the running when the last nine were chosen by the judges. ballot she plac the limit of appearance, gowned in “vision” furnished by Advertising club, was g applause by more t In the final sixth, just outside e prize w and former Seattle real dents gathered to wateh the contest at Madison Square Garden Wedu | prize winners, exclusive of Miss Niblock, who ed first, were Eugenia Gilbert, of Los An Keles, second; Reba Owen, New York elty, third; Mildred Adams, Baltl | more, Md. fourth; Gloria Heller, Wichita, Kan, fifth Mins Niblock was awarded the} AMBROSE HIGGINS, JR Jew platinum crown and thy pat abet five r lived xilver loving | ————— ee or cup K vaudeville manage: | ~ ment offer of the girls con. YRC GMEN ARE tracts, Miss Cuddy was the last mse) a4 one eliminated from the contest DISAPPOINTED Safecrackers who worked for sev |Man Returns; Weird eral hours on the huge strong dale Proved False 0 th Auustine & Kyor groce SDREAS, Cal, Noy, 29—-/8t 15th ave. and Republican st. succeeded in lo | carly Thur y had nothing ip Oleson, the man whom Kennard told a weird tale g left tied in an abandoned thankful for on akagiving day | James I lof havi 4 the combin veral days e nafy with a sledge turned to Jackson yester r and chiseled the hinges off spent several days in|the door, ‘They a hadi an Fran Ho Way greatl the safi the ‘con: prised at K he. coe having m Confrot falsity of his of tempered nd. thelr Kennard refu ttontion to the }to discuss the matter h they Pcie ans : no from h they so may be Insane, He w oa Cer yS Ee. CORRE Sine Cana | from Folsom ar age nj after wh they encaped ed fre alare ¢ ise | gu bad ¢ T 1 up Henry Wednen American Honored by Paris Academy : my PASADENA, ¢ d mo! ' tea work in sc «| American Succumbs on Street of Paris On i Hir of the army Everett Will Elect aR City Commissioners | 9.—The selection EVERE ree ct ndvertixer a botte Phone your Ada to MA ORPHtUM A CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Now Pinying Twice Dally What’s in the Air THURSDAY HE AWKWARD AGE” ZUHN AND DREIS SEED IRVING and and AUSTIN | MOORE Catherine Sinclair and Company EMILIE LEA With Clarence Rock and Som Kaofman ETROPOLITA Senttle’s Leading Theatre AYING BEST THANKSGIVING ATTRACTION IN THE TOWN Now TH POPULAR MATINER TODAY and SATURDAY NTAGES Mats Daily 2:30, eve 50c, Mat 300 WATSON TEE irondway 1 Comedy Paul Sydell Farrell & Hatch 1 Vanhorn & Inez With the Magnetic DALE WINTER Pantagescope ARTURO BERNARDI S Commenc DOUNDAY, DEC With Mats, Wednesday-Saturday TODAY CON4 1PM, TO WILL KING & CO. IN “BEHIND THE SCENES” HERMIE KIN( mphonte Solotiats RUNWAY 30 ox’ rie THE. FLORADORA SEE .Aierre wpel Me, Pretty Malien® and ¥ “Pipsr OF TWO with Mae Mas. COBURNAND A GOHAN CAST of COMEDIANS SALE TODAY— Prices si, § SHAG PRICES By st Holldays, 506 pe se ane Wednend: Saturday THE SHATILE STAR (He Laid Flowers on Harding Bier and Now Goes to Join His Chief They gave | ¢ NEW pmail YORK, Noy, 29.—Th lisping voice of little. Am broke Higging, Jv, age 6, who pliced a wreath he bought with hin own pennies at the bier of President Harding, i silenced in death, Hix tiny body wag erushed be neath the wheels of a lumbering truck h 1 caret across the stre 1 his home on 164th at, here In New York, fo a candy store Ambrone bus joined hin friend: President Marding While the world was mourning the death of the nation's chief executive as his body Jay in state in the East room of the White House, Ambrone filtered thru the strong guard of soldiers and po lice with his bouquet for the president Pwoase, powiceman, for ve pwesldent,” out flowers halted by member It was his password, he countered, holding whenever ho of the guard was tra ce to the had the Soldiers, stood guard Thus he gained e Hast room, where opportunity to enter with fixed bayonets, as motionless as statuck, Midst the flowers of respect nent by a sorrowing world, Am brone placed his offering—the sin gle and concentrated offering from the childhood of the land Rest in. peace” was scribbied in his own youthful scrawl on the attached card, It was a small boy's epitaph for hin dead chief. May {t be his own ‘JONES BLOCKS AGENT REPORT Holds Up Information on Seattle Dry Office examining the & cop treamy that Wil hibit tate Moorir a has exerted th his command to defer fon or * action Is regarded ion of the fact that t been made pub! aitho it has been the hands of In tommixsioner E McAdoo’s Son Is Engaged to Wed LOS ANGELES, Nov. %8.—Eng ment of Rol H. McAdoo, son of William Gibbs McAdoo, prospective caniidate for sident, to Lorraine 1 Rowan was announced here (CHILD'S TEARFUL PLEA RESULTS IN CONVICT’S FABDOR (Conumeue N rought Thanksgiving pardon Harry H r serving a term in Ohio penitentiary for mi representing his financial condi tion to a credit organization The board of clemency had re ommended Adams be released the day before Christmas. Vie Donahey, m: of the convict's 1 Alma, 01 and ordered mediate 2 ples year-old daugh the board release im erruled Adams’ missed a hom DR. EDWIN 4. BROWN'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattle's Leading Dentist for More Than 31 Years OUR MODERN METHODS will reveal the cause of Glasses as low as $2.50 Rothwell U.S. NAVY YARD DREMERTON—CUARLESTON —PORT ORCHARD Take Fast Steamers at Cotman REGULAR srkeCU From 8¢ m., 3:00 p.m. turday and Sun: fie Round Trip NAVY YARD SOUTE Calmen Doc Mein 2903 emerenpreeromnren ne = alnyh oi Ana He Sa a a ane Le SE TS SS SL SS SS SS TS ASSES we 9 to Women's ¢ Apparel Dey the Second I Ing on sale Bnda of pla | trimmed coat } of regular st nents In all; 36 and 48 thin hour at Kecipe Cabinets: Neo every color. For this tic Section on the Upper ress wear. They are oak cabinets with hin Howie in thee “Wombn's- Mala Biber made with two pos tant Pie eAMe ras 7 Hoslery Dept 20 A yard... 10c ets and soft collar at jdeal Christmas ftem, On @ pair c tached, Regularly $1.25 wale this hour in the Sta Men's Ties: 350 cut silk each. For this tionery Depart Boys’ Corduroy Knick. ties in broken sets and hour, cach....++ 85c ment. Each 69c ers: 20 pairs, with double 04d lots, taken from reg. Women's Mats: 60 of t ail trimmed felts in quick clearance this hour Priced for clearance sockets and in assorted colors, Formerly $3.65. in the Boys’ Deptart- this hour colors. Extra special for For this hour in the pes Cc tts. hour in the Station. Millinery Dept 95 ment $1 39 aan ery Dept., 1 .85 each C A patr..... . Or 3 for ‘$1.00 a pet Exceptl outing fh 1 made and cut on ¥ lin in blue, pink Snore 4 tripes, and in Ts pe oh " Dae ont These are displayed in drape and long-line ut 95 each. effects. Sizes are 16 to 44. Remarkably reduced Boys’ Dept—Main Floor Rear for one day’s selling only. 2to3 3 to 4 4to5 Pillow Tubing: 300 yards, 4 Comfort Coverings: 1,000 yard Girls’ Serge Bloomers; a vial quallt 1 be figured cotton challies In a varie final clearance “of navy aa placed on s thin hour in the of good patterns and colors will be bloomers, full cut and in sizes Jomestic Sectior placed ¢ le for this hour inthe 47) ; A yard 39c Drapery Department -19c 2 tol For this hour, Odds and Ends of Avyard 3 oY 79¢c Spree: eee Bh Vell Lengths of one yard each; 750 ne from displa mer $1.95 nd of the in plain and fancy meshe Outing Flannel: 1.000 yards, nicer Forint” Gignac oot, 2 inches went 5 1 ortment’ of colored striped | Women's Fiber mit color : Fa eae : , patterns. For this 21c i white Sh 10, bu ot hour, a yard res acheter For thi Boys’ Knickers: 63. pairs of hou: 43c serviceable wool mixed knick- : ers, well made, full lined and Cotton Bats; 75 of them, full complete in your small with taped scams. These are hi size, 72x90 inches, For this hour in| photos. Orders will be taken this in a broken line of sizes. For ding Dept hour only at this $ $1.00 eric $4.95 iy ila ray etary Gene Sarazen Will Miss Pauline Garon, movie actress,| The Wealthy Dentist (to his son) z ! ‘es according to reports here today. —What! You want more money? gaged int tate business here | re 8 ha ie i Mi jusines he'| Wed Movie Actress Same eee Eas But just think, my boy, at the om Europe NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—Gene Sara People who advertise Want Ads in| cost of what suffering that money zen, noted golf star, will soon wed|T ar KNOW results are better.|has been earned!—Le Rire (Paris): Outing Flannel Night Shirts Special 95c! rite 10 oats RHODES co. FRIDAY HOUR SALES telephone 0, D. orders taken on Friday Hour Sale and the right to Hit quantities & reserved. 1 to 2 10 to 11 11 to 12 Men's Shirts of a fine Children’s Hose of cot Dress Ginghams: gray or light blue cham ton and meree whit y, well made and neat appearing. These can be Si 10, but not each size in used for either work or the martment on No mail, or Mer- chandlse, loor ix plac Odds ad fur and in 1 out war wizen are 16, Cholce for 10. oe 00k 400 20d lsle yards, 27 inches wide in black, bra unand = and in ssorted plaids, brown, are 6% to will be placed on sale for this hour in the Domes Christmas Tree Lights: Electric light sets, 9 lights on a cord, with Tailored eat and in a broken line ular stock and which hem, most sold for much more, are of size lt be priced for Boys’ 40 Women’s Silk and Wool DRESSES ‘Special $ 26 Friday! Second Floor For Friday’s selling only, the Women’s Ap- parel Department is placing on sale, 40 smart Silk and Wool Dresses in black, navy and brown with braids, ribbons and colored embroidery trim- onally good quali ht el in boys’ n STORE HOURS: 8 8:30 A. M. TO6P. M. 0. — Very Sp English usually ¢ Delivere All thi “HOLD HEE —A sp CUPS and SAUCERS 98c WIND-UP TRAIN wana $1.19. 1! BLACKBOARDS T n consists of engin 4 — NEY tions of curved tr: station and sema ore \e jor the bey. (Buy alee: $ ae for i. Rahiiebh EXTRA TRACK 10¢ SPECIAL - 1 49 pasie a A splendid help to edu the child; has deseri rolling chart and Friday—A Sale of Imported Tungsten 60-WATT LAMPS 23c AT AN EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE - - - —A lot of light for a little money. Buy tomorrow at a big saving. (None delivered.) 100 Dozen ENGLISH WHITE Our Busy Basement Offers PECIAL for Friday Big SOAP 10 Bars of CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP for. No phone orders; delivered only with other Two bars Creme Oil Toilet Soap Free. ecially Prieed— (oa) ta an un pure white, in light weight; ‘ood “buy. 4d only with other goods. goods. FOLDING DESK Regular $2. er and chalk; (Buy ment for er height 42 for Christmas.) FACTORY DEMONSTRATION OF LD-HEET” ELECTRIC APPLIANCES k in our busy Basement $1.49 now s we * FLAPPER CURLING IRONS pecial offer for Friday at (Guaranteed 2 years)