The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1924, Page 3

——— 2 4 2 z = ~ z 2 2 z = = z Store f mort WS For c pero etter service to: you 600 Pair Pa Broken lines on the Are Closing Out Their Immense Stock Cantilever Special $4.85 $9.85 Baxter & Baxter 1326 Second Ave. HUINANAUULAULVAUUERUOGUASOASOVNUAOAUAU VUE Broken and Discon- tinued Lines Going at 1326 Second Avenue Store Models in High Grade Footwear to Be Sold at Our lease expires soon. We quit busi- ness at this location. Everything on sale except Cantilevers. PTT TUT TTT BLL LC TMT TTT THIRD PARTY IS TAKE FLING AT Baxter & Baxter of New and Stylish POSSIBILITY EAST 6, 0, P, La Follette’s Vote Greater State Republicans Give No Than Teddy's in 1912 Thanks to National Party HE POLLS FIVE MILLION Bob Says Movement Must Go on, and Will w BY ROBERT J. KENDRA ‘ ‘cautor Here It Is; Baby “ Is Named Calvin Roosevelt, La Follette | i f f DAUGHTER'S SHitet va . : Health Restored CARRIES COLO: Coolidge Sweeps Nearly All f State Offices With Him » office with sentative dn nt governor put in-| rev tetreanie dain sete intnetrenea 0 Of Minnesota and padi Nasnterecvint Std nin ‘ Writer of Repute >: Endorses ::: PE-RU-NA atives in Vail 10,000 Tay 9 precincts in hi heard from. VOTE IN ALASKA Republicans Win Just About All Important Offices plurality r, democrat id t to be JUNEAU, Alaska, Noy, 6.—Terri-| There ore about 160 Makes of English autos. DYING WITH DIABETES Our wonderful glandular ex- tracts snatched Mrs. Amelia or Reynolds from the grave ‘1 She Eats Everything a Now ‘Talk with her at 1887 14th Ave. So. Don't you deiay—ses us at once. LAND ULAR LABORATORY 310 Pantag. different DAUGHTER'S Y. M. ABLE “Can you support my daughter in the style to which she is accus | tomed?” | ' but I can accustom her to |the style in which I can support | her."—Judge. Out of 1,900 auto dealers in Ge many, 150 handle American cars IF SKIN BREAKS _ OUT AND ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR | Just the moment you apply Men ho-Sulphur to an itching, burning or roken-out skin, the itching stops and healing begins, says a noted skin specialist. This su gives such a quick reli fiery eczema, that nothing has eve been found ‘to take its place. Because of its germ-destroying properties, it quickly subdues the itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, |smooth skin in place of v tions, rash, pimples or row | provement. It quickly shows. You | can get a little Jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur at any ,drug store.—Adver Usement. You do not have to wait for im-}Pposiam on the Writers Are Feted . Local writers were entertained Wednesday evening at a reception | given by the educational committee | Terminal Sales building. Mu eatured the evening. present w Cornelia 8! son Smith, 8 R. Guthrie, F. atton Parker, Steven B. H. Hurst, Edwin Rooney Wel! Hughes, A. M. Sinclair Wilt, Dr. M. A. Matthews, Dr. Henry Suzzal lo, E. 8. Me Arthur Harris, Ar. thur Mason and Ada Woodruff An. derson by Women’s Clubs ]of the Federated Women's Clubs, at 1 numbers and talks by writers Among prominent Seattle writers e: torial Delegate Dan Sutherland | (Rep), seeking re-election, last night ading Frank Boyle (Dem | votes in two-thirds of the cast. Sutherland total both | ,|Juneau and Ketchikan, the largest »|towns in the territory | 1 lost Jobn Rustgard, republican candi date for re-election ‘as attorney general, led Henry Roden (Dem.), | by 262 votes: | | The First district is belleved to] | | have elected N. R. Walker | Ketchikan, territorial senator, 2} James J. Connors and N. O. Handy I} both of Juneau, and Chris Christ Mrs, Emily Ross Perry, 819} |18&th Ave. N Minneapolis, | Minn., writes :— | sen, of Petersburg, as representa 1 | dives August 28, 1899, | 51: Walbend 0.» sSrane ot wrangell’ uy found: Pe-rticoa excellent has 1 o sod NB for catarrh and catarrhal affec- | SKIN TROUBLES and ¢ skin tortured burning of that soothing, CONC re spots and the stops instantly! eruptions, p little suffering begins at once r and well again. fa cl At all drug ment. ats, 50c,—Adverti How often do you™hear this plaint from people who look the | picture of health? Yet this vague feeling may be a message of real danger.Don’t neglect it. 3 In most cases it is noticed that the kidneys are NOt 1 oo tor the n ing to drive the Alt first-class drugs “NOT VERY WEL OLD EDA CAPSULE ; ¢ Gold Medal on the properly function~ jiueand gold box. Accept no substitute TODAY” poisons from the body. They need help, Drink lots of water and try Gold Medal haarlem oil capsules (the original and gen- uine). A standard diuretic stimu- lant since 1696, sealed. Fully guar- anteed to be as +, Ie, 7e, $1.50 represented, ~Advertisement POSLAM WORKS No matter how long you have been sfigured by itching, pp In three sizes, | tions, such as stomach and bowel disorders as well as dis- jeases of a graver nature. I be-| jlieve Pe-ru-na to be one of the! | best of medicines, as thousands| can and will testify with the! same pleasure that I do,” | tly : ie Indian Candidate Beaten in Alaska J, Nov. 6.—Tues e featured by nd defeat of William , Alaska, jons Paul, an Indian, as territorial rep | resentative, and passing of the liter lacy test law, which he opposed,|SUme 18, 1924, . Mrs, 1 4 Perry writes again :— | “Pe-ru-na_is wonderful to} |tone up the system, purify the |blood and for a host of ca-| jtarrhal diseases too numeroxs| jto mention. I should be sorry ; were anything to prevent my getting it, | _ The record of Pe-ru-na is impressive, extending as it does back over a period of| more than fifty years. It is,| to-day, held in the highest es-| {teem in thousands of homes | tle Milk Shippers’ association of his 28 prompt and ready relief for| election to membership in the or-|Coughs, colds, catarrh and all ‘4 2 io} C erefore not ol ed | iti | ganization, and therefore not obliged |catarrhal conditions. |to ship exclusively thru tho co-op: Judge Calvin §, Hall ruled Paul was defeated by Chris Christen wen of Petersburg. MILK SHIPPERS ‘Costello Not Obliged to Ship Thru Association Costello, dairyman of | John O'Brien, was notified by the Seat Send 4 cents postage to the, |PE-RU-NA COMPANY, Co-| pelle wa sued for 210m for lumbus, Ohio, for book on) h of contrac by he associa. \ton for shipping to members out. | c&tarrh, | side the organization when the milk] ‘Tablet or Liquid Pe-ru-na | Sold Everywhere y. Costello was war started. The damage suit was dismissed, THE GROTE-RANKIN.CO | FIFT FRIDAY SPECIALS OTTO F. KEGEL. President 1 AVENUE AND PIKE TRE You Will Marvel at These DRESSES Priced at Value in That It Represents a Group of Smart Dresses at Small Cost! A Signal Although a fron Wool Twills limited qua and all choose are ¢ The colors: Lace, colored embroidery, There are long, sleev large sizes as well Les Note their unusual appea! equirements met at this lo Specials in the Notion Department 206 ized Percale 24x36 in « Household Aprons, ot F od Coats Mercerized Crochet. Cotton, 9¢ 2 blue, rose, pink, ecru, yel low 1 lavend not every number in every col Rubber Household Aprons, 89¢ in assorted colors, with ruffled and pocket Coats’ Soft Finish Cotton B Spools for 10¢ 100-yard sp: in range of colors ols, a good Brass Pins, 7¢ Pkg. 360 count Safety Pins, 4¢ Card size 3, guarded coll; 4 to 7 ine! Padded Coat Hangers, 50¢ of figured mull with satin rib bon trimming; in blue, pink and rose. Bias Seam Binding, 10¢ 3 for 25¢ -of fine lawn; yard bolts. Y-inch width; 6. Odds and Ends in Tapes, Bind- ings and Rick-Racks, 5¢ good assortment of colors “Aristo” Hair Nets, 19¢ Dozen © small lot in blonde, auburn tnd black; cap shape. Work Baskets, 75¢ with bag top ng. —First Floor Drug Specials Java Rice Face All shades Powder. . B8¢ Te B7¢ .. 20¢ Layoris, Large size Lavoris. Medium size...... Listerine Tooth Paste. Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Large size ........ » ABE Phillips Milk of Magnesia Small size .......+ o Ble Ipana Tooth Paste......+.+ 43¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste.....39¢ Vallant’s Toilet Water. Assorted floral odors..... 50¢ Mavis Talcum Powde Large sized ...sseeseseeees 87¢ Qui Sait Talcum Powder, Large size : 20¢ Vallant’s Rouge ‘Three shades .. +e ee a Y) Palmolive Soap 5 Bars 25¢ Limit 10 bars to a customer. —First Floor Hairline Stripes s and short sleeve models in this as there is an unusually large assortment of styles to of desirable materials: | Plain Flannels Georgette Crepe. Brown . Burnt Russet Tan Navy pleats, beading and tucks trim these frocks effectively. sortment. Plenty of | Satin Cantons Crepe Satins for misses. 1; Mothers and daughters alike will find their individual aw price. —Second Floor A Wonderful Lot at $14.75 Two Thousand China and Semi-Porcelain * Cups and Saucers 14c Pair f A factory purchase enables us to offer for Friday’s | selling cups and saucers of first quality much below regular value. Three shapes—the Ransom ovide ‘ and St. Denis included—ail are first quality. rents Serving Trays 89¢c Mahogany finished frames with trays that are much appreciated for their practical uses. The majority have been slightly marred in transportation and are offered for Friday’s selling at a decided saving. i Extra Special glass bottoms— —Basement Store Two Hundred a Solid Oak r | Children’s Rockers Friday 2 95 Each . Here are sturdy ; Rockers, built of solid oak, well fin- ished and made with a comfortable spring seat, covered with artificial leather. Here is an opportunity to have one laid aside to give for Christmas. Two hundred are on sale Friday. —Fifth Ploor