The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 13

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER $0, 1928, 1 H rE 8 E. ATTLE STAR PAGE 13 Pee 7 ea Remora [Martha Mansfield (Farmer Produces [Edmonton Farmers |Bazaar to Raise wast The ‘Sporting Goods Store Na FIRST I LADY’ S “CHOICE PHOTO ‘PHOTO | Painfally Burned cuss Wheat Crop Pay Off vere Funds for Home : 4 —______—_/ ¢ TOY- TOWN IS! WIDE: ———-— | SAN ANTONIO, ‘Yexan, Nov, 90. -| CALGARY, Alta, Nov BDMONTON, Alta, Nov. 0] | For the purpose of creating funds Martha Minefield, film beauty, was | Gee ents home for nursing painful burns about her| tiresh will open at his year, some farmers have been! se and erry wt. Batur- } 1 and continue for # ceording to announcement. m will be served daily for each evening for 75 cents chest und arma today which she re.| of whe | colved during the filming of her lat. | field at Champlon, A rte. Jable to accomplish wonders In the | owt. photoplay rday, Miss _ | way of financing thelr farms |w t fire when LET "Ea LAAN | We h in her Minister's Wite po! ‘There BUILD eel ents and dant threw am are burglars in PORT A Hert Ly: | Minkstor—Well, 117 Let! 000,000-bush a for oo ember of the supporting cast,| them find out the ake them: katchowan ¢ ; jextinguiahed the fire by wrapping | nelvex.—College of He Pacific Week: |e ol |his coat around the aetrens’ body, — | ly ‘ant Ad cost is lens, Tho great, big. Down.Statrs store ; & filled with & 2 4 hundreds of gifts = “ ae Wonderful < * Dolls, New Mes chanical Toya, Games, Bicycles and Wheel Goods ~—and a great display of Ath. letiec Goods, == | Coma In early while the relec tlon is complete. — bebe DEMONSTRATION TOMORROW Showin the New Mechanical Toys in action—a great treat for the * Httle folks. A Great Showing of DOLLS Featuring “Dolly Record,” doll that sings and talks: ‘ te ec Boy Bt } 4 > ee is MAMMA DOLLS are here in = ; s a great selection—at a great nat P, range of prices. rn 4 Presta 22s SSS STS ATS a NS AS CEDAR CHESTS ch ag Pasresd Meandksiveg Exceptionally well made of see cedar This copyrighted photograph is said to be the first one of the president's wife to be made in the White House. It w as | taken’ on November 10 and approved November 13. Sitting] | was made in the private dining room, using furniture of| nea pee! $2.95, $3.45... $3.65 RE MERE PETE? | the blue room. One hour was given by Mrs. Coolidge for the} AMERICAN PLYRW | sitting. This photograph is the favorite one and was re- BLBe HO WMAIN i ee for publication by Mrs. Coolidge, who wrote, on the $M | baci k of the proof, the single word ‘ | Sapprowee." a ‘Romance Often Found lin & Lives of Mail Employes JUNION TABLE AND CHAINS PARLOR GOL i ate tab ORES TAS Pee nk 95 $7, éé i Democrats Tried to Get Rid of One Republi- mers 1923 The Howe of Keppeahconer Oficial fo tall — can—QOh, How They Failed! PD) awnmen ne go tee ae a Weleoie News to the Men of Seattle © To make December the biggest month in Cheasty’s 35 years of business, to add volume to the most successful year in Cheasty’s history, we have created a SPECIAL DECEMBER CLOTHING SECTION in which we place our entire stock of famous Kuppenheimer, Society Brand, High- po Heather Overcoats and 351 Suits substantially reduced for quick selling. SALE OF 759 OVERCOATS Including all Kuppenheimer, Society Brand and Highland Heather Coats 166 Regular $45 Overcoats at $39.35 149 Regular $50 Overcoats at 43.45 131 Regular $55 Overcoats at 477.85 188 Regular $60 Overcoats at 52.90 26 Regular $65 Overcoats at 56.75 98 Regular $70 Overcoats at 59.90 SALE OF 351 SUITS Including Kuppenheimer, Society Brand and other makes $45 Regular Price Suits at $89.35 “THE sroRTING-sooDs—s no7Thee SECOND AVE. che Un AISNE RATE RAIS TESA RATE ERENT Cae ei ie: wic| Sugar. bowl Mount, A National Wonder \« MOL T OU Cc, Nov. 3 \2 TALL DESK BREAKS THE rage MONOTONY IN A ROOM ' Mieight Adds Interest to Uniformity «ar of Other Pieces. abo i making . Ala eme a famow By MARIAN MOORE transcontinental Journ ‘ iy Me * been on the job eve y increased as swampes ‘3 es Se I REIMAN tent bores Ghorege = | _ fn ths WOMEN! DYE | ene jorceen NEW FOR 158 Dresses Ginghams | Sweaters Stockings | | Brighter Christmas | Bells ... because wg | | smaller Christmas bills Diamond Dyes bonioecd $50 Regular Price Suits at 43.45 CREDIT ie you ta $55 Regular Price Suits at 47.85 means to youl. lage eine ane cee $60 Regular Price Suits at 52.90 | | 23) = TERMS HERE SM TEA DANY MORE THAN $65 Regular Price Suits at 56.75 j Vil Chon Deak, wr mcetwecy | TO DARKEN HAIR} ¢799 999 $70 Regular Price Suits at 59.90 eek oes 27, Mies tn tae PAYMENT aay | me Included in the SPECIAL DECEMBER SECTION is a splendid as- IN ASSETS APPROVED BY THE GET what you BUY. sortment of the famous “RAYSTAN” SUITS AND OVERCOATS at $33.50, the greatest value extant in men’s clothes. Because of the won- derful ‘tabric value, the splendid linings and trimming's and the extreme tailoring cost of the ‘‘Raystan” Suits and Overcoats, the regular low 7 le and handsome her fur. Keep i d Your i tala nitute may be, At tt In all one ¥ height, the room “lacks someth ing.” a Something means one State Insurance Com- missioner Stand Behind the Policies wi at one Tee oa price cannot be cut. f | oe aie a bth: Shown also in this department is the CHEASTY SPECIAL TUXEDO, 4 € |< m, $180000 tn “The 400,” the most remarkable value in dress clothes ever introduced i ahogany, | uv 4 [two app : to Seattle. As in the case of the “Raystan’’ Clothes, these cannot be re- Wha centt tho " P, Bak bie duced from the regular price—$45. ii natin its) Exasperating = |raired, matteo 1 Aste paper basket close ty.” COUGHS — =| Wrsth's aie ay e) « cram iatian Moors, care of Not only you—but all thos with your di hair fi Store Hours A Charge | mation sie furnishing or| heat ru meeerel by | your YOUNES SES ee eA ATT wre 9 to 6 as Account : sretned envelope 1) ea Ma nr 5 3 Every Day If Desired ! on: aa, eum Shave With — | TITL COMPANY R. E. BiGeLow ~S.W. Freverick Vel Viais aocay « Cuticura soapy) een cuvette SECOND AT SENECA rag rugs 706 } and bedrooms, |” living Copyright, American Homes owvies "| De. KING’ 'S wew piscovery Assis MONE THAN $700,000 The New Way Without Mug }