The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1924, Page 5

MONDAY, AUGUST 18, Ce nic |} SHIPSTEAD WILL SPEAK HERE nt Paymer CRI Fu Ivy BROS Minnesota Senator to Open i IXTH AVE ae RE CO. INC. Progressive Campaign s AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE (Pacific Northwest Merchants’ Exposition—Aug. 18 to 23 of Northwest Made ¥ re Now om Display tn Our Show | | Keeler Bond Sales Porcelain Trimmed Sterling Ranges p n rs K @ con m charges th various companies a v by G © BR, K W. Ke 1 tha in 1921 nit t ¢ ts 4 E 1910, Cheerf a autteatit £°5.22".t, es! || ssrective miecen Desien | [|New State Flag Is Sey new ataverreu may soeet || f on Way to Capital, soos our sonnets stock, No. 19 § "$23, 7a OLYMPIA, Aug Liberal Credit—Easy Terms—Easily Arranged soe cto Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. RAAT ERTS ees rant — / OPTICAL = Legion Oversees GLENDALE GRANT-REES 18 Years’ Experience Wm. H. Rees Lester A 1505 Fourth Ave. co. O. Ulberg Grant (Fourth and Pike) —— Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. 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Order os) HER ancy - sbaheael cmt neal on Vacation City’s 8 Coliseum: a HERE’S ANOTHER BARGAIN is TAR THE SEATTLI [ “BROTHER CHARLI Here i eat picture of Mr *ehotographers Would' ns 1 ‘ ‘ou MAKE DAIL Y TRIPS ts TO SON'S GRAVE oe repay for sielp Neves ‘e Dawes Plan 1 in History Depends voice r Herriott S Says | of European history and are be ginning a new one “Upon the public opinion of _, Gobs yan, wife l ential nom- know the Iady at her home last s Robbie, but 8, Minnis an. He en ip eon don top of the chorus to. the various nations depends in whether our successful work sd here means the dawn of a new | era for Europe and for the ° te world. Girls to dance with or cars to > » had no lure for those sailors oti wanted to sing for joy at A b liberty in “tho best. port we've struck all summer.” lete auccess of th El oe hie hotel, he nthe table (of from one of th | and chin cupped in his hand as|Shps played jo tent was crowded Ga cave. his intereiey night, and the cold weat outald We will need American help,” he on ne United States t Europe in carying out an and we depend on You must give it to men lot coffee,” | Lewis, hosp! ald M Bo suc u) ow that another will {WHAT PRESIDENTIAL | CANDIDATES ARE DOING TODAY te SIDENT COOLIDGE inte nyfield on his fat Vermont farm to try the new hay ‘esented to Col, John Cool ve Treadway He considered | will pack the big her's Flames Section of Ho! number of farm nbership on the ‘” draft agricultural HOUSTON, Tex. y for the next session of || which swept a da a block here today \y JOHN W. DAVIS, the demo. ted at $200,0 "Yakima \Clifford’s Backers Will Rally Tuesday “Cliffe Governor” the first train into Y¥: Slugs Slumb@ring An unknown prowler struck 15 Plunge Do | The Pe assailant ran. girl was kn unconscious. ing Ex- Indiana Folks Hear Candidates, Hoosiers | invest! © are He stepped ator ity hospital the ole » the Ad Club Wh at n the topte int Defiance ervice wor the annual Indiana] the Seattle Advertisi Masonic club room: ernor, # The ove picnics asion was night, and it la expacted that Girls and Escapes Sailor Injured in abe wn Shaft} year-old Ella Johnson, 2843 W. 58th st., over the head as she slept near| Francis Allen, 24, n open window Sunday night, her |t Mississippt r reported to the police. The|first floor of the He ement and broke | alti Theme of Tuesday, de had no effec on the spirits of Uncie Sam's seql In between songs we passed ot }226 dozen doughnuts and gf,500 cur fre, Mary Gree ity matron in charg an tho songfe be held Tuesdi Ko tent to capacit| “) $200,000 FIR Sweep Busine | uston, Texé | Aug. 18 rn ywntown busi: used dan mage" river, Sunday ing here state | washed | as ukkima from the |g East at 10 a. m, today, Northern} Pacific trains were routed over the | Milwaukee following the flood Sun 1 a sailor on the feli from the ‘end hotel to| a leg Sun past the guard He was taken Address and When of © Charity” will social .ddresses ners lub at the Jat Linden Place, his home, here. RHODE DEPARTMENT STORE Tu —— ae We Take Pleasure Dedicating This Day U. S. S. SEATTLE PAGE 5 Ss esday in to the Wowten's S In the Latest Novelty Weaves $8.95 Regular $12.50, $13.85 and $15.00 Stock styles. line of sizes. plain and in combinations. elty weaves. Women's Sweater Dept.—Upper Main Floor gi} & will be given by our Miss Wilma Davenport Our barbers under her supervision will cut your hair to suit your particular expression. All our expert men barbers have had years of profes- sional experience in women's and children’s work. Expert Marcelling and Permanent Waving Let your next Beauty Shoppe Work be done at Rhodes’. Aye oO LAT eT The New Just In! Fall Pattern Quarterlies McCall's Brim full of splendid Designer new style ideas for Pictorial Fall Apparel. Rayon and Silk Scarfs $2.65 Scarfs of mixed variety of b yards lon Popular J Extra Value 400 yards of Crepe in colors roseda, cocoa, brown, Light, Summery and silk in a wonder c The fringed ends ant are 18 inches wide. oy low. Neckwear Dept—Main Floor Beautiful Rayon Sweaters Exquisite Sweaters in coat, mandarin and jacquette ‘Priced for quick clearance because of a broken These are in seasonable colors, both All are of the latest noy- ls pecial Attention to All F irst Bobs Dame Fashion’s Most Heavy Canton Crepe navy and black. A_ beautiful, lustrous material priced exceptionally Silk Dept.—Upper Main Floor Early Shopping Is Advised Gown Satin $2.35 40-inch Satin Canton of silver, rose, sheik, sandalwood, taupe, |Neck Severed by Switching Train) DALLES, Aug. 18.-<§olmer 3 R. & N, Co, at Biggs, when he was [de capitated by a freight train run- pidlerel ‘a: selabes Ining over him. The accident oc- , of curred during switching ope qe ttaniy IU. S. Senator Colt Succumbs at Home| BRISTOL, R. TL, Aug. 18.—Le THE ron Bradford Colt, senior United@R. 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