The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 5

® %* i aia aaa {URSDAY, OCTOBET GRUNBAUM: BR 1924 FURNITURE CO. INC. Sixth Select Household Needs on Liberal \ Avenue—Between Pike and Pine ‘Ope na Convenient Charge Account \ Fireplace Fixtures "Polar Cub Electric Heater he sa 6g Imported Dinnerware icles Electric Iron 56: 15 } $8,958,307 “ones me ¢ Ib. Hotp. Known, Auto Hits Street _ Car, Man Arrested , arrested | P: jerson, ay morning on a charge was = | da cor | w atrol pan ma ged. tes. A man who | Curry w } two oth alter Fry Additional |te follow Thur rashed into a street ¢ and Battery st A. ¢ lauto truck five was taken to }. Hansen. No one was tnjured | ng after his auto-{dent, but Gunderson’s car was badly | Seize 70 Cakes of as Booze, 3 Men Held | | Prohibition agents working under | Divistonal Chief F. | Wednesday captured three men and dian A owed in & coupe. 8 were expected | > JURYMEN VISIT 0S LONELY WELL Testimony Links Bullet With Conner’s Gun A A 2 f Rich Conne ° of *, Pe lay, vised th y r Wed = came as a nt ° expe y of Luh mony at the t Mra. ( 5 bk I ve » taken hotographs of the plate 4 f fi ¢ Luger makes # tified. . neighbor of the \¢ kle brace jead woman and also worn by t 8 of clothing taken from t! elden, Pierce county the first witness 1 of his | inve the affair ONTARIO VOTES ON RUM ISSUE Limited Prohibition Is In for Crucial Test jal ele 1 in years 80 tion in Canada t provir far as Limited probit erned. A hea n probably p « factor. wue ia whether or not the| mited prohibition laws shall with deter avy vote wis forecast, wor ing the jm |Navy Craft Returns From First Try-Out BREMERTON “The big \r Medusa, recently Oct. 33 ne feet in Decatur, a destroyer, The U. 8. 5. Swallow, on mpans calibrating cruise, was re 22 Charged With Fishing in Reserve BELLINGHAM, Oct. 23—Twenty arrested here 8 were oned waters of the sh state fish preserve fish with netw, © boats are declared to tn Bellingham bay Monoplane—FREE! WITH EACH pial OF MAZDA LAMPS PUR- CHASED HERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— 1 ‘ou need NOW, and receive an 1 rag Prieto A wonderful toy for the little inch Monoplane FREE. folks. (Monoplanes not for sale.) 40-WATR MAZDA . . 50-WATT MAZDA 50-WATT NITROGE ELECTRIC SPECIALS W6¢ ft. No. 14 Wi BISSELLS’ ARCADE Carpet Sweeper $3.19 A very low price. The Arcade includes every high- grade feature — attractively finished in mahogany. SPECIAL OFFER! far your Thanksgiving Table— 2 NARCISSUS BULBS FREE! Drop Cord.... 3-inch Tubes Split Knobs. .. Eveready Dry Batteries. ire.. Vor Both values, PERFECTION ELECTRIC IRON OR EMPIRE TOASTER Friday. are .. 27¢ .. 27¢ . 40¢ -10¢ doz. 19¢ doz. ..50¢ Fuse Plugs, Large size pks. Friction RDB a cists a iedeke 19¢ Black Rubber Two-Way Socket Better bread in 3 MINUTES instead of 30—with a UNIVERSAL BREAD- MAKER 4-LOAF SIZE on sale FRIDAY $1.98 with each TOKANABE FLOWER BOWL AND INSET at— 29¢ Don't miss this bargain! erday for Bremerton on} g on a charge ofl rut ATT LI rAR ‘10- Gallon Wisdom | Bronel C 10 Busting Beat 1 Range a Cowboy Can't Ride’ ity “There Isn't may . Guilty of Booze Sale Made While “In Jail” Jury Decides He Sold Liquor 35 Miles Away; | Rev. J. W jthat on Jun drinks | Service st Attor lee at the two cut was 4 nino-m listing the Gilmore sald, | ficial Jail rec | Three jaf at Prkut m of Re aptece lors, Wi ark and Dave Mc Hannum, ne 11, th nm, near Enum iilmore mit |could prove it an impoanibilit in § t that gonth’s fe 1 prohibi and duc ‘orda to sente regan nust have been from Prkut at Art's |< nclaw for testimony in ja 'Alleged Smuggler bond late pleaded not |gave the na The speed cargo, |picket bout 2, The Chine immigration |rum runner }$100 aplece |etates trom versity st., |p. m. law doctrines in public |e evolutionist: | | |Never to ret |man need s | or larrangemen to dispense tion known TORIES fo! | You'll be quickly it fen comes cases of lo {bleedin have bee ment, Walter Moor stoner H. 8, jearly Wednosday. re, Wednesday | Posts $2,500 Bond ted aboard the \ speedboat 184M with alx Chineso al Heged to have been smuggled ac |the line, was released under $2 when he gullty before Commin. Eliott. M me of KR. P. boat, with the 2,229 off Por #6 ure bein) station a is tha to be C the second of a series of illus jlectures on | Labor temple, first was captured after a volley |was fired from ought Into the Kincaid to Tell of \: Evolution Theories |,. | Prof. Trevor Kincaid will deliver|Msht in § ated lution” at Sixth ave. and Uni- Thursday, October 23, In view of the fact th | movement js on foot to forbid by the teaching of ev the public in invited to attend t |lectures to learn what the mo teach Tels Sufferers How ‘to End Piles Forever | Rochester Doctor Achieves} Remarkable Success with} | New Prescription, Must} Give Absolute Relief or Money Back. | It has remained for a well known Rochester doctor to find a real remedy for Piles. Years of patient, painstaking effort on his part has resulted in a prescription that will Jactually heal Piles and absorb them urn, This doctor says no mi uffer another any pain arising from Hemorrhoid Piles now that he ts with leading this wonderfu as MOAVA r a moderate the money back if dissatiat amazed to acts. Blessed an hour standing wit lly wondorfu fccomplished. an or wo ‘olutionary chools t hour from | has mado} immists | oserip SUPPOSL price ed plant| how f of-| even in} thy 1N¢ ul Its Advertine ' Y | tons Jailers Say He Ww as Loc ked Up at Time CAL" TO SPEAK cod the of. | THRU KFOA “|Tune in If You Would Hear President's Own Voice Seattle radio ice of President Coolidge time Thursday ‘night il hear it clearly, for asted from KFO. department store, And th will be br Rhodes’ The pi t speaks before the United Stat r of commerce in Washir 0 p. m., eastern time. B arrangement his peech will mitted by tele phone to 22 radio b sting sta 1 over the © lon 4 for the Puget Sound ter ding to word from D, A. secretary of the U. 8. chamber KFOA will be on the air at 6 0D tex before the pre * m., 10 mi peech is speech w in if you we y an eattle ) minute if ho wero Radio Programs THURSDAY, 00 KFOA, Pre 455 meters to 7:20, lent Coolidge peech at tion of new United r of Commerce; 8:30 to campfire Girls’ orchestra and 9 to 10, Malcolm Spur 3 meters—6:20 to 6:20, musical records; 8 to 10:30, con cert KFHR, 263 meters—5:30 to 6:30, musical records, 6:80 to 8:30, concert, OTHER COAST STATIONS KGO—Oakland, 312 meters—8 to 10 p.m, mid-Pacific Hawatian quyrtet, DeMolay orchestra, vocal and instrumental soloists, addresses, readings; 10 p. m. to 1 a. m, Menry Halstead and orchestga of the St. Francis hotel KHJ—Los Angeles, 278 meter studio musical Art Hickmin's Bilt 8 to ll pm, entertainment orchestra, playing in the 1 mo KFI Angeles §.toll pm, A dance orchestra cram, ment KPO 468 meters minor ertain Spanish — ¢ San Wr o 11 p. m., vocal i, entertainmen organ selections, 1. Max Bradfield'y verwatilo band of the Dalace hotel KG Portland, 492 meters Portland Oregonian concert fans will hear the] ed to begin. His So tune Hidge's voice | RHODES ; DEPARTMENT STORE — -PHONI Our Muel Talked of | | | Dress Sale | | Ss The GR $1 Continues! ce These Value | | i Are Remark OUP 1 3.95 | $22.50 Apparel Dept.—Second Floor able ie GROUP 2 | | Hear F Ppdsident Coolidge Tonight! 12rd sre Thursde ( erce I > METER . STATION KFOA 9 to 10 Women's - ~~ . ~ hour the Women's Hosiery Dept | 49¢ or 5 pairs for $1.00 Women's Night Gowns } Silk Velvet; 100 of g weight 1 n Pillow Tubing of a ec iiae eecud h n ob ; ne ity and 4 he he hem. P bel ety ~ Men’s Bath Robes Reduced! sathrobes of good quality robing i ha co} trimmed witl ize all, medium anc r Fr y at Men's Dept Main Moe r—Jdust Inside the , hav ' $3.95 Door FRIDAY HOUR SALES Petticoats Women's Hose 10 to Il 11 to Men's this self. ing sell Women fashioned rayon colors not ¢ good v b price w this hour. ver dg so ish so ae 10 bright, The bridal of the earth and sky, The dew shall weep thy fall tonight; Sweet rose, whose hue, angry and brave, Bids the rash gazer wipe his eve, Thy roo Sweet 5] For and Misses Of course, A Special Purchase of Brassieres ” $1.69 ton Through a fortunate purchase We have obtained je assortment of Brassieres, made Women remarké of all-lace, lace and ribbon combinations, pink «striped satin and all-satin, in sizes to 46. Madame X Girdles, $9.85 We wish to announce the arrival of a new shipment of Madame X Reduc- Girdles to sell at $9.85 each; at $5 each 2 to3 's Hose, full |, of stlk and sifk-and mixtures, in k and are 8% to 10, but in every quality ghtly imperfect.) 69c and semi med, in t or 2 pairs for $1.25 Odds and Ends of Girts’ Coat i Hight, small blue. a yard... urtety and ens imperfec- br have put are well worth the e are offering them fot 10c la knee croteh. Also, size Formerly not each size in every style. an unusual value at this price! assortment of styles, and Peter Pan vests with cuffs, of ecru linen, white corded and linen, On Neckwear Dep School Plaids, 42 inches wide, in shades of red, gr A good, servi in fast colors the Woolen Dept., For this hour, Certainly also, Madame X ju must see them! Corset Dept pper Main Floor 3 to4 Sleeve Guimpes of net, in a varied Jace trim. sale this hour, A3c and brown and able material For this hour, in .85c Women’s Union Suits; knit gar- ments in low nec . no sleeve, with and 38 only. in tight knee style each..... um closed Shirts; 12 ir 1to2 it Sweaters; v- le Men's Brassieres which are to 4to5 Lingerie Fabrics in pastel shades including pink, light blue, hello, maize, peach and white. Dainty and serviceable for women’s wear, Formerly For thts hour, in the Domestic 33 2 c of them, 50c a yard, Section, a yard Boys’ Blouses; 5 well- made of excellent patterned per- izes are 7 to 15 years. For clearance this hour, in the , made of pink ma- 2 to 44, but not | style. 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