The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1923, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1928, THE SEATTLE STAR Se eee SOUSA’S BAND Séarted as an Apprentice | ; a tee IS HERE TODAY Wow Owns Beauty Parlor} THE RH OD ES Oo. 12 Performances Scheduled Wednesday and Thursday | John Philip Sousa, Amertea'’s king | of military band directors and march | composers, with his 100-plece band, was to open a twoday engagement of four performances at the Metro: politan theater at 2:15 Wednesday afternoon, Different programs are arranged for matinee and evening per formances Wednesday and Thursday, Sousa, most famous American mil: itary air writer, 1s widely known for his concert programa all over the United States, In addition to his regular monster aggregation of band instrumentalists, ho is carrying four soloists this season, Tho Christmas week classlo Wed: nesday afternoon will be varted in character, ranging from the popular air of Bowron's “When the Minstrels Come to Town" to the comparatively “heavy” “Portrait of a Lady" by Rubinstein, — ee Lil beral ¢ Credi it RUNBAUM-BRO) FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND PINK A Special Sale of Silks | —THURSDAY— Remarkable Savings are offered on, Yardage Silks, comprising the follow ing materials: Silks A at $1 95 Yard Changeable T affetas $1.95 ~ Kither plain or changeable taffeite.s, of wonderfully soft | and lustrous varieties most suitable for making dresses or for fancy work. A wonderful line of colors and combinations to choose from. Liberal Credit Easy The matinee program for Wednes- day 1s: “A Bouquet of Beloved tony tions’ ..... seeds . Bousa | Cornet solo, “The Centennial”, aa . Bellstedt “Youn Dolan | Suite, “Leaves From My Note- NOON whites es ehas esse +» Sousa a “The Genial Hostess’ » b “The Camp Fire_G! | © “The Lively Flapper’ | Vocal solo, “Villaneli Dell Acqua | Miss Nora Fauchala “The Portrait of a Lady” Six- Piece Dining Room Suite [Very Speciat_| N Italian design developed in combina. tion walnut, This handsome suite § 50 exactly as pictured, comprises a 60inch buffet, extension table (6-foot, extends to ps Fantasia, | Choru: Somplled by Souna | Fite solo, freee ke dips Godard | Meredith Willson Merrie The fine quality of Satins that are always so populat’ and so much in demand for general wear. Displayed in a full range of colors, and black. | 36-inch Satins at $1.15 | | § feet), and four tapestry-seat chairs, MPMCTAL, oc cccccccuscsctnccecenicesvcess : Fos a “Dauntless Battalion" ; thew eases erie’, Sousa : 4 Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. | Harp solo, “Fantasia Oberon” 36-inch Silk Duvetyne wl: $1.95 ie ‘Weber-Alvares Mis inifred Bambrick ee “When the Minstrels Come to = TOWNES Pesstsaraty Bowron } nesday. To | The program at 8:15 Wednesday Santa Delayed; | Carriers on all routes made but one| evening will be featured by two Sours Finish Trip Today | Gelivery Tuesday. Substations were) compositions and a compilation by Duvetynes in eleven charming shades that are th, popular for trimming of both millinery and dresses, ; ie pared arin Ar | Crepe de Chine—$1.95 , Figured Crepes—$1.95 Maybe Santa didn't forget you! ih ueo bey him of a medley of famous tunes, It} Di citene day, after all. = follow: 401nch Crepe de Chine of @ texture well sult- Ffigiited Crepes in many specially selected pat- You see, only a partial delivery| Attorney General | Rhapsody, “The Indian" ......Orem| ed for undergarments and dresses. There are terfaa find color combinations, on Cantons and ‘was made from the Seattle postoffice | . | Cornet solo, “Cleopatra” . Demare | many colors to choose from. C posfe sde Chines, 40 inches wide. Beas cant od tin en wee of Colorado Dies Jokin Dolan | / failed to find expected packages will| FORT COLLINS, Colo., Dec. 26.—| Portraits, “At the Kins Court” | - , ‘ eet them either today. or tomorrow. | Rusell W. Fleming, attorney gen- RR are cre Baronette—$1.95 a Gipsy Queen—$1.95 reaching Seattle Christmas day) eral of Colorado for several years, is] q “Hor Ladyship, the ¢ oe s * f ee: = =m to be pc aaa by carrier Wed-| dead here, following blood poisoning, b “Her Grace. sg aah Due’ - 40-inch Duplen Baronette Satin, the one cloth A heavy, 40-tnch Silk-and-Wool Crepe in cee He is survived by a widow and young “Mae lately. th of {ts kind that will not wear rough, but always Nieather mixtures. A very desirable, practical | daugnt eae sa istpeire vt retains its high luster, fmaterial for silk dresses, [daughter Soprano solo, “The Lark Now | TEE Se car ee Leaves His Watery Nest’ Rs | Jee Saat bs ; . Parker Charmeuse—$1.95 ; Canton Crepe—$1.95 | I j | Mins Nora Fauchald 28 emova e $3 | Fanta “The Victory Ball" A 40-inch n Satin that needs no intr@auo- A splendid material, 40 inches wide, that is $3 see Schelling $3 ‘ INTERMISSION 3 Caprice, “On With the Dance” 7 tion. It's ways in popular demand. [We } very desirable for dresses. We have it in all flow In have {it in the desired colors and in black, the wanted colors including navy and black. Full Swing n Sousa complied : P ° | Mediey of famous tunes Sf ; j an) 3) Say “Bayer’—Genuine! |xvtopnone oie, “Nocturne ana Mildred MacDonald started her beauty work with a Pussy Willove Taffeta—$1.95 eS | Waltz” . 2... ssecceseees Chopin! carpet sweeper, but she kept at it until now she owns a y: shasibvcoed baat Kop OF her own. “ bes | Mallinson’s Pussy Willow Taffeta, 60 finches wide and in plain, light colors that March, “Nobles of the Mystto digs die aa \]} are most desired for making Pagerio. i Shrine” (new) . . ++» Bousa This is the 15th of ns serles of |t is stomach,” {s plausible enough, (Honoring the body which brought] stories in The Star about Seat- but that if combined with a clear him to Seattle.) | te women who have “made Violin solo, “Faust Fantasta”.. | good” in tho business and pro- |"! and a glossy well-cared for head | ay A , i . Barasate| fessional world. of hair, it should be utterly invin Miss Rachel Senior cee | elble Yard Folk tune, “Country Gardens” BY G. LUCILLE BL UTLER ite 4 mp hits jc rn b d\ Ford Careful of | 40-inch F tea Crepes—$2.95 Mildre g. and s Which theinatah A wonderful showing of heavy Canton and ‘Silk-and-Wool Spirals in a wide 000 ef the 00. work : i abane bale te pele t 4 time costs /{, range of patterns and color «ombinations pleasing for blouses and dresses. eet fective vision, according to : ; k harder for : j Restrictions 2 oe Panic & mivey Je. the tectory, a good ‘beain= |" 5p eet ; 40-inch Ktilk-and-Wool Crepes—$2.95 fenuine “Bayer Tablets of As-|the Eyesight Conservation Counc! Mtl a Pepa ‘ » | Pirin” have been proved safe by|of America. As a result of the 116 Pike St | ing hel Iona, Waterfall and heavyy Spiral Silk-and-Wool Crepes, either plain or satin- AiLioy a prescribed by physi-| survey all employes having defe ng c ice " clans ove? twenty-three ues "for| tive “vision have. ‘bet placed on at r, and the the |" < . ot faced, in all the wanted colyrs including navy and black. Ideal for light wraps or Colds and grippe misery. Handy| jobs where there Js no risk of In-| xymbol J y. dresses, boxes of twelve tablets cost only! jury and nothing in the job that) sincere | few cents at a drugstore. Each/ will endanger further thet | package cc proven directions - een ty . ’ Knitted Silks— ($2.95 Satin Canton—$2.95 for Colds and tells how to prepare| Veneers ax thin as 106 to the Inch | q ri. tt ion in the 3 an Aspirin gargle for sore throat}can be cut with present-day mechin Vella Vella, the knitter} velvet creation A soft crepe-like material, 40 inches wide, with }and tonsilitis, ery | TORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. on, and Douvchype,“t knitted dress Just enough satin face to assure sturdy wearing which will not sag or ear rough. Many qualities. It comes in a complete line of colors ‘ MISSING ol, choice colors to select from. with plenty of navy and black, | KIDNAPED, BACK Crepe Mariellts—$2.95 Satin Francais—$2.95 A Satin Crepe, 40 incha:s wide, of a beaut Satin Francais, 36 inches wide; a heavy pure: fully high lueter and so adit clingy for the dyed gown satin that will not wear rough. This fashionable drape-gown of fthe i It comes in material 1s also displayed in a good range of a good range of colors, indlu ying navy and black select colors and black. Everett | Police She | Was Held in Cave After-Christmas Sale of Star and Gtioe Cut GOBLETS—SAUCER CHAMPAGN |S —SHERBETS BELL TUMBLERS at an extreme low price. 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