The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1924, Page 7

wl! DNESDAY PTEMBER 17, 1984 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 7 NELSON -BACKS : FREDERICK & NELSON UP BALLAINE National Progressive Head Scores Filing Fraud Refresh yourself" What do you think all the red signs are fort i? K<{ TRIMMED VELVET HATS © WOOL PLAID — BLANKETS vines , 1 - $3.95 Special ¥ Bottled (x6 cla > Delicious and Refreshing : COLA COLA BOTTLING C6 124 Walt Phone EL tot-Tamt Seattle, Wank typical of the five sketchec F f In black and the popula Pair Autumn shade Becon Be E-, tan-, gre helio- and rose-and- white plaid patterns in pure wool nmed, small, mediun large shapes. At $3.95. ee Blankets in the 66x80-inch size. Thick, with varm Blankets of good qua titched edge Special $7.65 pair =——— = —_s— : st " Call Progressives 1, ON -LONG TRAMP ereasivas are. on Queen Anne Hill \ t ¥ aneeting will | congse |College Students to Hike Spreivan)-baned perner Of Queen A 1 st. Around Wonderland Trail . : ats vest 8 ey areas ACCUSE YOUTH eg —_ | Exceptional Value in A “La } for F « ‘er lee | "Pane souna uaa Wim: Kt OF ROBBERY 1,400 Yards of New Silks Growing Girls ‘eroded, the -mogatain via" REPE DE CHINE in 40-inch width. White, pink, EDWIN J. post { trull | The hikers ex | Girl Victim’s Cousin Held as C® mais, orchid, peach, jade, tan, navy blue and black. SPECIAL Oxfords BROWN ‘Took scape g ake at tenkel lhe Accomplice An exceptional quality at this low price, $1.23. 2 45 A and t orth mide ¢ Deni Charge of the to Carbon river Pd) sain ay GATIN MESSALINE in 35-inch width. Black, navy $ 23 4 ° ie BROWN fia aivoaic te Slant @ace * char robbery W i ~ blue, sapphire, tiffin, honeydew, tomato, beige, £ | : DENTAL _— = Detective 1 wil white, olive green, pink, Chinese green, gold, tile and N ideal school and street Oxford for FFICES ’ , ro g 3 : le ye growing girls. Made on a comfort- = ¢ 106 Columb \ ey ove: Belgian, bine, $2.20. bl. f tti init ‘'B ‘own Nubuck leather Now @ olumbia St. ° . Ae 4 ! A ably-fitting last. rown Nub é ry to the twenty-three years that ia ce XAFFETA in 86-inch w idth in the popular black, and YARD | trimmed {in brown calfskin. Goodyear oe A re a ee W F ‘ , navy blue and sapphire shades, $1.23. i welt sole and low rubber heels. Widths done at these offices at a mving| ibe tate A, B, C and D. Sizes 21% to 8. Excep- eo. os them, Be tional value at $2.45. cause of the | ciples and r WNSTAIRS STORE business, which a Lett nt ag Women’s Polaire Top Coats Desaiiind Draws Se =A ane Fabrics 9 Ww Wee | ea Special $ dinars nid Thea Ne i th 2.50, Juntos The simp 10.00 AT SPECIAL PRICES sea d Lf > In SPECIAL offering of 50 Topeoats in three neat, | 36-INCH CURTAIN MARQUISETTE,. VAUDEVILLE AND FIRST-RUN FEXTURE PICTURES THIS WEEK 7-Big Acts-7 I-THE BOBS irs: an re EL, 7 dopeebor Pedy (o} =; 15¢ YARD—In white, cream and ecru. A quality that can be used for plain or ruffled curtains. DRAPERY CRETONNES, SPECIAL 19¢ AND 25¢ YARD—New patterns in the favored styles and colorings for dra- | peries, pillows, coverings and many | other useful purposes, Width 36 inches. COLORED-DOT MARQUISETTE, 40¢ | YARD—White Marquisette with dots serviceable ‘styles—one as pictured. Fashioned from warm cut polaire coatings in several Autumn brown shades, Fully lined with sateen. Sizes for women and young women, $10.00. WILBUR RECALL 1S EXPLAINED White House Issues State- ment Praising Naval Chief FA hei \ Cotton Jersey Dresses, $4.75 OMEN’S and young women’s sizes in gray, light blue BENSTEAD si: BY WILLIAM “ esse easing ie i e | | wAsnine ge ep A and black cotton jers ey "oh ea ~ in a its Bent woven in blue and gold. — Especially ef- I AY iS [A AN pact ¥ oth eae Sep Trimmed in buttons and embroidery. Low-priced eh fective for ruffled curtains. Width 36 KA J 7 A\ | 0 any bed reaeon than for the DOWNSTAIRS STOR! inches. (anorarenee Presiden jacuss naval matt a —DOWNSTAIRS STORE ‘The Cctchuntes Stage and Serten Star 4-ORA CAREW IN PERSON B-SPENCER & ve Fedith rre G-wonay co,” T-Glen Golf's sz. and the PICTURE ORA CAREW Im Her Latest Sereem Success “The Torrent” ||Cheasty’s © REMEMBER NOON UNTIL MIDNIGHT with Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, sused Wilbur's sudden recall from Sunts «+ Over Monday A formal LO oa ae ts %$ 50 < ed at the executive It was officially denied at the White House that the. president. bad heard of any criticism of an speeches made on the Const by Sec retary Wilbur or any comment con. cerning them other thgn that the have been very helpful. ‘The president has the highest ro-| |gurd for the character of the ser vice Secretary Wilbur has rendered CHARGE ACCOUNT tas head of the navy and ‘sent for | the secretary solely to consult him SERVICE on matters of cern relatin; Ing hir ters made one VET SLES U.S, Men’s Bath Robes | Boys’ Coat Sweaters $4.95 ® | $4.95 MALL, medium and large sizes in these Bath Robes, made from warm cot- Stamped Pillow Cases ton robing in pleasing 5s stripe and novelty At 85c Pair patterns. In the style pictured, with con- vertible collar, pockets and cord. Good value GOOD Sweater for boys to wear right now, without a coat, and later on, un- der their coat. Made from pure wool wor- sted in blue, brown and tan shades. Five- button style, with four pockets. Sizes 28 to 34 chest ~=measure- Y good value in Stamped Pillow Second at Seneca V Cases of a good quality 42-inch pillow tubing. Four attractive stamped at $4.95 ment, Low-priced at Clai injuries: | designs for eyelet and embroidery § - ‘ $4.95. blll njuries; insurance work, Low-priced at 85¢ pair. DOWNSTAIRS STORE -DOWNETAIRS BLORS Policy Undelivered DOWNSTAIRS STORE Declaring that hi policy had nev tol + Bean We Robert Bean Wedr peon able to send andy ‘eG of them," he said. | Bean's complaint, filed by George Delogntes from the Chamber ot| |F. Vanderveer and W. G. Beardslee, | Yommerce, includir ‘orme: iS an that white have been} |policy shortly after enlistment’ in| Blackmail,” He SayS — | morning for Victoria, where they] | Bob Hair, MacMillan ae | » Eighth company, 20th Engineers itt will mest 0 members of the State | Al Association | mber "8.1917. He was dis! CLEVELAND, 0. Sept. 17.—Sen-| of Massachusetts Chamber of Com-| SYDNEY, N, 8., Sept. 17.—Stories | umni Assoc’ | ’ charged Juno. 6, 1919 Te dcahee ayhealir ondenee. ih iOare of Eskimo flappers and white In| to Meet on Friday) You Don’t Need Bean, with a compa rying a section of rail ing of two rails w ral tio, | Ohio gang, h laron, France 1, 1918. nasisted by the Burr warning his companion ‘ «uddenty fell into a shell hole. Bean | was thrown to the ground and his lapine permanently injured, he says The party will arrive in Seattle] gion. we aye ; nk 9190 tonight; afd’ will te ‘here| Ute, Were told by. Capt Ronsid’ B:) phe | teats fall) tuncheon. of they A by Harry Daugh-| until Friday noon. Their schedute | MteMillan, explorer; here today. He! King County Alumni association ot | De-| includes a breakfast in their honor| has just returned on his little ves the University of Washington will | tomorrow morning, tour of the city.| sel, the be held Friday noon, at the L C. g inspection of Industrial plants and) j, Smith Building restaurant. him} a banquet at the Gowman hotel) mer ential) Thursday evening. | | Former New England residents that “the 1S DO/NG_A SILLY. KID THIS. WEEA ent here today CASH Dress well for less. Low Cost. out Bowdoin, after 15 months; H eniand and Elles Eskimo fiuppers haven't bobbed | He was unable to collect on his in their hat Li » because t candidacy, “ feet - suse of the absence of) mien Wheeler deciared he had| are invited to the banquet, and are ut they like to smoke SEE PRAC I IC E W AT “des saa been informed that a damage ,sult| asked ‘to make reservations at the} ° ti auld, ae would be Inetituted againet him| Chamber of Commerce Pere Mi at $ nt tng Be . . aa |amazed the Eskimos, he related. ~-ad in: Friday. evens |Circuit Court Ends «ter he reaches Columbus tomor [ley ‘atgod “opelrmouthed “at. aight our ad in Friday. even ing’s paper. Style -Kraft row by ao person who Tas “nade = + of dead relatives, whom the explor. Session in Seattle| "7." nin'casilata Mr's| Another Girl Ia ei ened eta weeew|| Harry W. Appleton ding 1 twoday session the cir-| blackmall him Robbed in Gotham (10.00 {ite on tie weceen y W. App ourt of appeals adjourned here stforte aro belng made by the] New YORK, Sept. 17.—-Another} His radio worked i bg ‘ . Pid ht Sept. 17 5 8 radio worked perfectly, he} Ed 0 M | night after disposing of a me interests to in 0 StIN-| gir] has como out of the West, ro-laaid. It was the firat timo in eight} win VU. ann } Hate cases. Circuit | son, star witne ‘ rty | | i YOU PREACH” IT’S A RIOT OF FUN THE RUSSELL 4 IN NEW SONGS NOT FORGETTING THE Fe ie hain ant tr i oa rach nN pelted Beved tides ‘sin and paid -_ i ‘ Wey 30 CRYSTAL RUNWAY GIRLS: |Blseton' aoc im bch sat” |t snus actors whener ia Bocamnrores, BaNn Weak DR WO Eyesight Specie ER I OTS t trom which three teeth wore “ Nataral Ttemedies 203-205 Leary Bldg. Jap Flood Kills Fire Rages in Oil thissing and wondered today If it wa Second Ave, Cor. Matlison | —Best Show in Town for the Money— Matinees..35¢ siiay, 50c Sundays RN. Yow Payasiclan and surgeon, usea Chinese roots and ‘ A * +. jail worth while ; 100; 300 Missing Fields in Russia © jai is tie victim of New Yorks! TOKYO, Sept. 17.—Mloods follow LONDON, Sept, 17.—Thirty-seven latest sensational jewel robbery of | ing a heavy typhoon may have kill-joll wells in the Russian Casplan) whieh the perpetrators remain un+ ed over 100 in Japan. Ma fields are afire and threaten the en | apprehended. Bhe and Robert L, } tions are inune dated. Forty thor pinata Hits region, according to dispatches; Hague, marine superintendent of the, \ ho mes in Tokyo are flooded, One}to the Dally Mall, The field is the! Standard Oi) company, were beaten village in Saitama reports 400 miss-| property of the Russian government | senseless Monday night and robbed | ings and has been open only 18 months, of gems worth nearly $100,000, i Improve your vision by wearing Bifocals that need not be \ be worn constantly. Phone MA in nee stomach trouble aa@, 3 other ailments, De. 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