The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1924, Page 3

AY, DECEMBE! fH SEATTLE STAB ° ; | 1‘ @ Dissension in G. O. P. eS ’ i May Hinder Coolidge First Floor OTTO F. KEGEL, Presidcat First Floor Old Guard Within Party Doesn t Like the FIFTH AVENUE AND PITRE: STREET Here’s a Store Full of Christmas Gifts AT LOWER PRICES HOSIERY For Christmas Gifts the ACTION ON RADIO ous QUAM Is sri IS DELAYED Public Hearing on Harbor Station to Be Held Soon 26-S Guaranteed H-3800 Gardor Full . Fashioned Full - Fashioned Genuine Leather c\ $1.95 $950 HAND BAGS Extraordinary Values at “Holyoke” * irade All-Sil} McCallum Full - Fashioned CONGRESS WOULD NOT pO VERY MUCH cxreniianaesiniang madi sein seca ees PE ine aA eee es os ric —— bie niinibiomen a ™ i ll ny rat os wang 2 ‘ te | Four attracti 00 Twelve New Chiffon Stockings te: ee <4 h © " colors: Style 4 oeking: ‘ a Black, Gray, from which to $ 50 $ 95 prin s . nd, in addition ot Beige, Brown select ; is oes | “i Bee Eee n. | efficiency of the local » at 2 . wel acts ————— | greatly augmented by moving it out of th eh charged alr Bags of Genuine Seal in walrus grain, tooled calf, h laced Linings are of real leather id moire silk They are large enough to id the Holiday pirit and many other things. As gifts they are ideal genuine calf and —First Floor Brownie Gift Box, for example Children’s Wool and Cotton-Mixed Stockings in cordo- brown, leather and camel. . . .85¢ A number of practical © commercial t useful and decidedly fashion-right. All have swing or coit ot : ote A, pure . - aaa or 4 : ‘ te. Girls th mercerized Lisle Stockings with fancy t suggestions await the : purses and mirror nuff? Tn Llkck; Gamal, emake arn ae mane shoppet atthe There is also a splendid assortment at $2.95 4 turn cuff. In black, camel, gray anc cor- : and $6.45. at } y GOVAN occ cccccaccesesoges Py Pie <4 65e Bellingham Autos Boys’ Stockings of medium weight with extra spliced example, there's the nie Gift Box, a com- ; Strike 3 Victims LING HAM, Dx and toe. In cordovan and black. 55e —First Floor ete picture-making outht rcluding No. 2 Brownie, Kodak Film, Portrait At- tachment for‘‘close-ups’’, Christmas Handkerchiefs A De lightful : ————______- 25¢ 35c BOOKS Dainty I rted Voiles Sheer Mahogany. Top for D OLLS na alee aiay oe Pale 0 paste, book- endid gift for All for $5.00. Eastman Kodak Co. (Northwestern sty Burt Photo Supply Co.) 1415 Fourth Ave. Linen Handk f BUREAU OF | in delightful color- = = = MIS S I N G Bows and Girl brilliant shades, with ings with 1-16-inch hem- ‘i i Boys and Girls | embroidered scalloped stitched hems of white e O a n a es me Of fhe’ mos and edges in black and white. and an artistic initial ef {fF r The Star Invites ite readers to wae this Very attractive and spe- Old English design em- department as an aid tn finding missing : ne ae | cial values at 25c, broidered in white to ig relatives of friends. ‘The department is to help aniting these whe have bees eepareted. These whose relatives or friends are missing are invited to report the disappearance directly to The Star. Keaders whe may know the whereaboats of persons mentioned in this colamn as missing are requested also to report to The Star, Other newspa, are invited lo reproduce sach items as will interest a ecreen Values oA | TOYS 50 c a0 he —yEEg Really-$o $1.25 z Nes Quality Tables of ! Pegry’s Own St ! Many special values | Delicate in texture and 65c attractive design t $2.00 meas have been arranged hue, of softest linen and thelr readers, and beautifully fin- haar gh 9 repr het Claas: galls novelty design, with Pure Linen Handker- for Saturday's selling othr pe eS , eH ae ished. B : 3 hand-rolled hems in chiefs with white cen- j : Roys Girls from 'Thacke —Bring the boys and round, scalloped and ir- ters, very narrow colored 3 Most welcome By Kate D Swoetse girls to TOYLAND! regular edges, Two-tone hems and hand-embroid- Gifts for e E 5 ¥ Pe | effects and new ideas in ered floral motifs of cor- the. Home! F sits ae -~Bascment Store pastel shadings. responding shade. . pe y Franklin K. Ma . 1 vin SE Se —Fi . po oni 19th Bt Thirty Tables : a9 £ Theo Bb og Sscta"'to tat with 12x%28-inch Roosevelt $1.35 B ferman Haged mahogany a gina g GIVE New Victor and “EACH Brunswick RECORDS 1949) # ches a ENO) Eee hite | , above left ear o- BILLY PHILLIPS Belmont | Ave., Chicago, believes his father, J. RK. Phillips, is in Seattle, He writes this letter, thru The Star, to his father: “Dear Dad: I received a let ter from brother Jerry in San Fran cisco, and he said you went to Se atte. He had not heard from you since, and'you know it has been over | a year since I have heard from you. Why don't you write to me. I am} so anxious to hear from you.—Your ‘son, Billy.” ¢ Up Your Mind— Thirty Tables with 12¢28-ineh mahogany tops eman & His Orch. Nightingale—Fox Pennsylvanian Baby Blue Eyes eee MRS, M. L. NATIONS, 3203 E.; >. Olsen & His Music 1. Ida weet As Apple Cider Fox ‘Trot 2. Roll Them Roly-Poly Eyes Fox ‘Trot International Novelty Orch My MOTHER keeps me “feeling fine” wi 3 NATION! feeling fine” with . |San Antonio St, El Paso, Texas, ; Analax: | writes that her son, CHARLES C.| I like to take it. Made by | NATIONS, thought ilving in Seattle, | ¢ is th 1 e of her children, all) McKesson B Robbins and is the only one of h | now married and scattered, who has sold by all druggists. t Kept In touch with her. Sho is| ears old, and would like to hear} rom her son, She thinks he is “% PY working for a railroad here. @ Mrs. C 5. Place, 6322 Van writes that her | The The Fruity Laxative | s seriously {11 and needs} ipeieeneoan ip from relatives be ved living here with a married granddaughter whose maiden namo | was Hazol Place. Her husband is} though to be a William Muloone, who | used to own ¢ Ford garago and serv- | | !¢8 station if eattle. Fur-Trimmed Coats. To Be Sold at Bargains st Every. Coat has a fur Every Coat lined with silk or Me and The Boy Friend collar—Many have cuffs, e satin linin: many are warmly Twenty-five Tables with 12628-inch mahogany tops $R.45 spicy br ghee bandings and borders of nee ul ere OF Sa fur—All new styles. black mae | set : ds | | HE north 4 Room left. Sul ‘| phur, OkM., last March, and the uccess in tho |tayt letter he wrote to his father, most severe cases | w, i, Croom, was postmarked Seat are but doing) tie, te said he was going to to the pub-| Alaska. The father has not heard vane goes INV trom him since then and would) like to get in touch with him. xternal remedy eee und stiff Joints st winter t used Joint-F Our Second Floor is in a flutter of excitement over this coming Coat Sale! I nen —Those who have seen the Coats say that they ate without doubt one of the best I values of the season, Twenty-five Tables style is new, and there are a number of styles from which to select. with 12028-inch G UEST mahogany tops has Coat has a some fur collar, and a great many have fur cuffs and even ‘ TOWELS borders, and bands of: fur, $ 95 —Tucks, buttons and stitching trim many in novel ways. - | Someone, whose phone is SU nset | r ‘ ' an et Ar Pe ain ann 8 Special 7 . ~The quality, style and workmanship of these Goats only add to make this a sale of JOUN LESTER, electrician Specia Cc : pened : ni Fa arene ih Et ay dat seabed surpassing importance to women who want a splendid coat for a low price. and ARLAND, — truck ldriver, wo wero in Seattle a year 1x22 Pure Trish Linon Guest * * MateMiais-— joe Solon Sizes Both have brown hair and Towels, homatitehed, 1 » : ad ty line of patterns The new Suede fine weave Deep Pile Fabr —Sisth Moor —Virst Moor and French Seal, Wolf Penny, Cinnabar, Fur 34 to 46 S$. and Thipet. Browns and Black Bust. Second Floor stomach and Mood, strongtiens Write for free tria! DROPBY KeMnD Dept, Innta, Georgia. —Advertieoment, French judicial officials never rido in public vehicles a# a matter of pro- . ! geagtonal etiquet, : a ‘ tulle 5 r , " H , ; 1