The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1924, Page 16

All the Silver Your Table Needs Delivered to You for a Dollar Bill! HIS is the famous “Anniversary” Pattern, original “Rogers Bros.’ Silverplate. Each piece is guar anteed for seventy-f years. The sets contain twenty-six pieces, all told. A complete Dinner service for six people: Six Hollow-handled Knives Six Forks Six Tablespoons Six Teaspoons Sugar Shell Butter Knife All thru this good land of ours—in every good store, the Cash Price of Rogers 1847 Silverplate is $31.85 for the twenty- six-piece Chests. But at Burnett’s one does not have to draw the whole amount from one’s bank account. The Burnett Saving Plan operates beautifully! All one needs is a dollar. The balance may be rate of, say—a dollar or so a week. There are no extras—no interest—no tax. the same—to the cash buyer as to those who are paid.” And the same is true of the Diamonds and the Watches which are selling every day on the same helpful plan. Burnett Bros. 909 Second Avenue Which is between Madison and Marion Street Dramatic ClassIs “0 'mte* Opened for Public | 104. studeats bet A dramatic clazs under the aus | a sapaaryeiee st z Pices of the Women’s Trade Union) qe COLORBLIND CLERK Ygague will hold its first meeting| salesman—Now, here's at 8 p. m. Friday evening in the coat for you, sir, Look Denny building, room 414, 1408 Sec- | that matérial. There's ond ave. All who are interested | your money! are urged to enroll and attend this|” prospective Purchaser—Yes, but meeting, where plans will be an-/want a new coat. That happens to Hounced concerning the details of|be the one I've fust taken off—Lon- ‘be course. Both men and women don Opinion. SUNN érnst, Hardware Coz * AND- + PIKE STREET The price is just “pay as they The course will be Medicine grans LULA. A splendid addition to the bathroom of the finest home are these beautiful White Enameled Cabinets, They are extra strongly constructed ..........4.. Towel Bars Hercules Pipe Solvent Cleans rags, paper, hair, and other material out of clogged sewers, drain pipes, ete. Does not injure the pipe, Can 50c fi iim nn 36-inch heavily nickel-plated on brass. Complete with ' 65c screws to attach., Mazda tees Boys! Boys! You cannot'| afford to buy any kind of electric lamps | but genuine MAZDAS. They last longer, give more light and Medium use less cur. size, choco- rent. late grain leather. Palm Jeather lined; 30¢ | felt lining in back of finger 30O¢ | welted seams; well padded, 308 | “Secat....... $1.59 HVAUVUVNACUOLAOEU AVAL SAQUIUUVUNEAVUCQUATUAUEUHNUAUUUSEUAEUAUTGEUEREUATUUEUENUACU EUAN i paid at the! jand under the direction of J. War- _THE : SEATTLE STAR Paper for $1 C Copy 7 Sintertgtirmmacinaniand W. H. Heideman, naturalist from Idaho and Montana, who is lecturing here, has had a life of varied experiences. | He ran the first newspaper above the Arctic circle and was with Amundsen when he completed his Northwest passage trip. Heideman will go East soon to te of the wonder the West. Photo by Price & Mar Btaft Protos ‘OW he put out the first dally man could wish fc He! newspaper rablis d. r he Au Dh ope : ned to get all the & manifold, circulat o|* nthe outside w 76 or $0 persons that | voped all Alaska on t about Fort Gibbo Alaska, and chars sum of $1 a copy the innumerable year life of adventures told Wednes 1” day by C. W..H. F 4ACK LONDON ONCE: turer and naturalist WROTE FOR HIS PAPER tle from his home 0} The incident of. his mountains. caréae ft hich Heldeman Heideman is making lecture | w ont. pride is th tour of the state in the mat of | th nm was for one day the preservation of game and fish ataff and wrote a 0 paper, ren Kinney, state supervisor of 1 one night by a| game and fish. Ho has alread: filled several speaking engagements and {s scheduled for: more appear: | t. ances in Seattle | “I had as live a newspaper as a WE SPECIALIZE|| fare and T was geting IN DENTAL PLATES|| \,.,,.°"" si "= om London said he would write me }an editorial, and being unable to use his hands yet, he dictated ono| of the most beautiful sentiments 1 ave ever heard on the passing of |the old year and the con of the new. I saved it and it is going finto a book of my experiences, which I havo just sold to an East- fern publishing house.” Girl reporters havo little place in mie $7.50 ii oe $12.50 extracted omit. will . Have your. tee now and a smail entitle you to the ec" | METROPOLITA Extractions FV With All We v lcht & All Week BARGAIN $1 MATINEE Perhaps you think the price A TODAY too low to carry quality and question our ability t plate at no lo Fact is, the material entering ‘© construction of the: ia the. very beat. Dentists’ plate depart- nt is in charge of a Pinte Specialiat, x man of excep- tional abjlity and experience Special attention is given cach case to proper se- lection of teeth ax to ec shape, size and genoral struction. Careful study facial expression, giving nat- uralness to appearance, final fitting insur! hat pleasing and satisfying result you are soeking show samples pleased to talk over with | you and advice will you nothing. . Sun., March 9th Wednesday-Saturday Bargain Mat. Wednesday Wagenhals & Kemper and will With 15-Year Special Service r You will find ua polite and courteous, and worthy-of your confide! 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