The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1924, Page 2

PACE 2 THI EATTLE STAR MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1924 WadDance at Victoria LABOR PARTY IS FLAYS COOLIDGE RAINS FALLING IN peeks) ASKING FUNDS ah sas Fares wit! CALIFORNIA « , Be Pode off Farms ; "| Ge neral Election Campaign Crops Benefited and Forest B.| Near; MacDonald Dubious Fires Extinguished HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1864 SALE FIBER : REED « FURNITURE ay BY LLOYD ALLEN . a feature that exemplifies our utmost efforts in offering “Better Furniture for Less Money.” Beautiful—livable reed and fiber furniture. Every piece in our stock, specially priced. Artistic odd pieces for any room in the home. Fern stands, settees, lamps, graceful tables, stools, chairs, rockers. This week every piece of tt goes on sale at an extremely strong reduction. CORRECTIVE LAXATIVE ||| Osteopaths Can’t ‘ i } THE CHAS Wt PHILLIPS Be Health Officers |' ‘ Scores H y gh CHEMICAL CO IS at Orpheum al eo aa ee _ wet vs Nance 0’ Neil this fiber auile ia fairly (and only fairly) representative of the many wonderful values offered in this sale of fiber and reed furniture avery special value f or|\your living room— : e ut e pk exactly as pictured, this very attractive suite is a value that can THE BON MA RCHE: runs along like the usual triangle 90 hardly be overlooked by those desiring fibre furniture that is |] Sek ae one ust a “little better.” All pi have loose spring cushion seats, ARGAIN BASEMENT. : saa - upholstered with fine quality covering. Finished in a rich wi saa iY te ae te nut brown color. DAVENPORT CHAIR OR ROCKER kman le the suppo Value! Variety! Bargains! New Bargains Every Day—That’s the Aim of the Bargain Basement! new APRONS!| Dab The balance of the bill ts up to ne usual Orpheum high-class stand a very special for § special value—|this sale— ) He o verge the minute he steps o stage Mulr MoNeece and Ridge ope the show novel iiaddens performs a» ‘ ace. WHO SHOTFRST? | Question for Prosecutor in South Park Duel Amoskeag Gingham and Linene! 10 Styles—7 in Amoskeag— 3 in Linene Checks—Plaids — Novelty Designs! Medium and large sizes. Pretty pat- terns—dainty and choice trimmings. Bach dress is carefully cut full size to insure ample roominess after washing. You must note for yourself the fabrics, the colors, the generous cut, to apprehend their true worth. And think of what you'll save! had his no case since the Fathers and Sons to Dine at Bethany Scroenead tyr 18 of these f cer suites s. great y reducnes ! ot chair or davenport exactly as at thie’ & —table as pictured. r ut t 0 ¢ sents, Finished in t le gat } and sily fid silver, or biack and aliver, or black and sour gold black and gold finish. CHAIR OR ROCKER DAVENPORT TABLE Of the Better Kind! ‘BOLIVIA! 4 RARETON! Sizes | VELOUR! ie With Collars of Viatka Coney, Mandell and Manchurian Wolf! \ j Checks and embossed novelty crepe linings— } inserts of self material—novelty silk stitching—bone Manufacturer’s Clean-Up! Boys’ Fall Weight 180 Wool-Fiber Sleeveless | ynion 9 5 C Home Builders’ Information Department estimate EXCHANGE ANNEX of what you will find a of most interest jeces of —minidture models of various styles of homes; samples of basi furniture, priced surprisingly low, in tho STANDARD'S brick and stucco; authoritative articles on building; an ex- dental work will EXCHANGE AN X. For the Annex is a veritable gold tensive directory of firms connected with the home-bullding mine of: unusual values. Or, if you wish to trade fn your old fur EL fot process; these are some of the conveniences that aro at yout service in our HOME BUILDERS’ INFORMATION DEPARTMENT. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. cost. It wil be very moder- ate, tho, and the work will be first. and self-covered button trimmings—front fastenings | —braid trimmings. In shades of brown, gray, black, remdeer and a few navy! as part payment for new, call our appraiser, for an estimate [ class, Plates, $7.50, $12.50 and $15 Bridges, $5 and Up Fine Fit and Finish SUITS i L. SCHOENFELD & SONS J | tise: never con] BY pp Boston Dentists So aaledsohal —RO-TEX brand | a Second Ave, SEATTLE MA 5 ay Becond Ave. at Pine St. L. Schoenfeld & Sons tailored—in gray iUNG TROUBLE ponovan Ne New Head |600 Kiddies Are in The procession, headed by the! The day marks the anniversary clergy, also included the vested |of the first naval battle between Holy Rosary Feast |enoir ana tne adult congregation. |christians and Turks in ter A Following resignation of N. B,|_ Six hundred children made color-/All around the big cathedral at | Eo | . Z ful the celebration of the fenst of |Ninth ave. and Columbia st., the Cottman, of Chehalis, J. J. Don-}in, qoly Rosary at St. James |procession wended. an, president of the Bloodel-Don-| (athed Exceptionally well to 16. made — beautiful patierns in com- binatlons of wool a rua i Women’s Cotton and fiber. Won- derful selection of Sizes colors. Remark 36 9 “4 able bargains, e ie At a, of State C. of C.| solemn benediction closed the ob- servance, Hundreds of lung sufferers are | now repo orting ord rellet by new, DR. N. Yow Phystclan and wurgeen, BA uses Chinese ro herba 1 treating all s suits 99C Fine ribbed cotton with PASTIME CLUB ovan Lumber company, has been Iy|named head of tho Washington} Wool Scarfs 69c f State Chamber of Commerce, Coft- Brushed and unbrushed models—good J.| man resigned becauso of press of Phone WA tn-Talt a ot, men, ond lengths—finished with tassels, oles c BH. Ll. Skeel, of D ncing and Cards Me trgubie and + Co, Dept. rte has been named | Mies i % r, 4 ~ Wel, = _ Colo, Avk them to send you their|a director of the chamber for the 4 on? M, : Dr. N, Yow Chinese Saskay ce. CO DI Aivorlsement figs) distrine | gmdate Featite, ‘We: ramus