The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1924, Page 7

*% _LUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR AGE 7 : * | Mr. Cunningham Proves WERE YOU LATE “INNINGS. ||Catholics, Protestants m: WASHING ‘ | = ae ae Lied > |\Very Elusive; First He| 10 WORK? —{_stanngos race 1 | Unite to Urge Tolerance | Pieri | ee ia is H er e ai hen He’ 8 N ot Pr Wasite ae id | Ge A, N. Y.,'Oct : parent chapter here a =| page iney tm ; q | ; . : tion in economi n order to maintain the t 1 | ' pen ee ‘ snchad have agree of the movement | i : oe ie ! m Elihu Root, former sec- | are Arthur J, Foley, of the ; ; . ro “ : ’ Bic tbe retary of state, accepted Knight of C olumbus, and is Smith, hate wi kent orien ee eee ns |cmn aise at’ the onpanien, |lan / v nga t morning 1 — “hy - it Par oe: fe ok uggested by Eli at x / i 4 \ th iccesiiecndememaaces 6 tt ~ ° te ¥y ' AS, Nat eee aL PRISE Cs OS mve ¢ 4 { 4 I) Work Says There Is No Se-|| STARTS ON PAGE1 || ter ew FORK 1 ighway CF | vas im . : < ie cret Alaska Contract eR : z Oregon T rail ; . y ! = a 1 i i going = rovrerit INNING ae HUINGT 1 , ; 4 : the " |e | comm’ r : " ais we 4 : en - f 1 : © RATTLE AGAINST | out of every three was oh TESTIMONY = ff%c"°"S4) FREDERICK & NELSON _ EPR SESPEPEPEE - Sruiie water tan’ | coll Digg: DOWNSTAIRS SORE Is your child ACK v3 Oc ! SIXTH INNING i the “1 in 3”? ce iy hay Tees Wrought Iron | tists Se pee i Bridge & Beaded Bags ’ ew Tor ity disclosed Work, a member of Pre: f tr é ‘. a! the startling fact that one t Lamps At T heir Finest Aka % undernourished. (omelet eh Desratins In a New Importation } These children probably aper Shade ihe « net Riles were getting plenty © i Iaclxon out, Hive SPECIAL SPECIAL $18.50 WEDNESDAY | ; food——but not enough SEVENTIL INNING : nourishment. WASEIN 2 7 5 EADING infinitely fine distinguishes these j To thin, undernourished ° new Bags—unusual in colorings as well as | ' children Matinee oe in craftsmanship. The importation is divided | i A AREABLY. low price for this between Hand-woven Metallic-bead Bags and | est IS aceful iron Bridge Lamp in the Handclenit, Cub | 3 | ‘1 style pictured. An ideal and decorative and-knit bags. | z Cie ell lamp for many uses—reading, sewing; THE HAND-WOVEN BAGS are in the smaller si: cous iinpal a ) IN BAGS are in the smaller sizes, | i a |New U. S. Dirigible ‘ a good student lamp. combining steel beads with gold, sapphire, jade, | ; . MAYONNAISE } to Cross Atlantic The afri is adjustable to many orchid and black—some in flat style, others in } t 4 ee } 0, Pet. 7.—The heights Equipped with good pouch style, gathered into tassel at bottom—in con- | @ is a bléssing, for itis the a new monster dirig ahebat- and long cord. Art paper ventional patterns or with single flower motifs. | i solid nutriment of fresh shades in a number of decorative Special $18.50. ‘7 eggs and rich salad oils ts. Special, Wednesday, at THE HAND-KNIT BAGS are in large pouch shapes, | at Lakehurst, N. * in-an-easily —— te ets. the : $2.75 complete. drawn with cord through the crocheted tops. They | ‘<i ig Use it lavishly. pire and Rubber. Co., ‘from Cap n : pe Ns —— . are patterned in needle-point effect, with beauti- ' i | A. Leahmann, Alrector, of .tite G . 1d poy path et nt arria to (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) fully-shaded flowers, the majority on light sand- | ‘ | year’ Zeppelin corporation, said to. : fe a tacular play by the Wasi color grounds. Special $18.50. | ty a Ra i a ecetl fraki-year. meeting of |.. No rune,ine bits oc —Frederick & Nelson, First Floor stern divi jon of the Ch amie t RIGHTH INNING itching fo Tapestry Table Scarfs Ar $1. 75 bacu 0 mamerce of the United | which will held. try’ Ls on Decembx Dean now 9 WASHING front of Wilson, who n Judge « Unusually Good Values in Women’s Silk Umbrellas! atop. TTRACTIVE value in these Imported Tapestry | Table Scarfs in richly-patterned designs in green, : blue and rose colorings. Sizes 20x50 inches and 16x50 3 95 5 f ® inches. New arrivals, low-priced at $1.75. e Miller popped to Fr se rind DOWNSTAIRS STORI EDIUM - LENGTH ‘BW. YORK Young walked. | UMBRELLAS © with j Kelly flied to MeNeely, Young hotds| the wide-spread top, com- os oe re ae nde “c . ” bears prise this offering. taken out and Matberry came Murro” Aluminum Roasters ede 38 } | Yo Meu: el, w n good quality tops. SPECIAL to Harris with 1%-Inch satin borders who has seen this | of 1 up ar on mber-colored tips and ends P veetarobren masterpiece if it ited 1 double stud handles of carved wood, Matph Lewis ‘Goes not surpass “736 Judge unaaatated, finished with cord any thing they have A Used Upright NINTH INNING | AND Navy Black Brown Purple WASHINGTC Harris out, J out, Frisen t McNeely far seen this season in its great human ap- peal, thrilling real- ism and fascinating yomance and atmos- | phere? won to Kelly. Tice} —exceptional value at $3.95. —Fre $5.48 4 hee SE. “Mirro’” Roasters are made from heavy aluminum in the style pictured, with steam vents and perforated rack that holds meat or fowl away from bottom, to pre- vent burning. All corners are rounded, which derick & Nelson, First Floor Wicked Witches & and Black Cats PIANO $125 way | ngled to Harris 4 simplifies cleaning. TERMS xen Pk se a “4 Medium size, 11x1 § : f ‘ : . 66 inher aks bers sails Large size, 1214x17, special $5.4 Gather in the Favor Section for the { e all $10 a One “run, two hite, one | Houppyares Becton Approach of Hallowe'en ) t] waanthetin sete ‘| 1G Witches and little Witches, from those who | f 0 ame ac Down |New York ak Bef 1 adorn the big Jack Horner Pie, concealing fayors { Balance in pee Ty TW beeaanan | R S ° V l t R for twelve guests—to the lesser witches on place cards [J : mMm- I and candy cups, and an equal variety of black cats and 1 hanes {30 pe eee 00 ze e ve 2 ugs pumpkins—all are assembled in the Favor Section, BASEBALL | on hostess with thoughts | __STARTS ON PAGE 1 i a | | ready to inspire the Hallowe’e of entertaining. AT REDUCED PRICES “It's a Heilig Year, Folks” Weeks SANTOR OTT | HREE popular sizes in a number of attractive ityeric GRAB BAG * LANTERN’ CUTOUTS AND found. themeelves sm n position patternings and colorings figure in this reduc- Th ee ee ecea tt ate gee, THIRD Ano MADISON | 1 where they had to take the of-| Bie fies) bach 5 i tain a fortune and favor in FESTOONS suggest means | ! On Ss ee and RAE their: datenee: searry tion, which offers substantial savings: each bag = for — eighteen st aes ‘en room decora- z along like Jack Dempsey’s. 2. UT RUGS. ys 7 guest ions, usic House HOLICMARBAR: the “Youle Manage 7-6x9 VELVET RUGS, reduced to $10.50. RE M jot the A , 8-3x10-6 VELVET RUGS, reduced to $15.00. —And a great assortment of other clever favors, fes- tive suggestions for the Hallowe'en dinner, dance or @ —9x12 VELVET RUGS, reduced to $17.50. card party may be found tin the Favor Section. al i (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) & Netson, First Floor | fleld bleachers were aad ladmitted w park that The. w ininder The field w rh Third & University _Oppostfe the Pantages — Prederiels center