The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 2

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Me te oe Lh aeeernnrers Ti ee tell ~ | ‘ | i i meteor ; ant HM > a wena scmcewan cones 1 Remar Dat cape r i) t ASE eR cA cam see atts ae EO ” HART SCHAFFNER & MARX KLOPFENSTEIN’S INC - iit n off TLE STAR AUNT CVE ey eee Order ARRESTED, SUES EBERT FIGHTING GIVES SELF UP Asks $2,025; Says Arrest |Fascifti and “Nationalists Jag Wanted “for Slaying Here Surrenders to Police - » gunn ve himaelf he e sy Ww evening He was b 7 open charge Yas at 1102 Ninth Y 4 1 ff rer k the name K 2 then @ wide star has been ma the Ja Snohomish County Is Free of Floods EVERETT, Ds flood ¢ r cou J A.M i of € Autow « re Char of et « her o show fields, due to » tnook wind, y stening tne Woodmen to Take In Bi Kiliott I ot w woodcraft ut a The * from noqualmie for the a ul, Har aries King: ad er; clerk, Frar Dr. Wm, Pittw f watchman, W rentry, KE, Fr 8am Trowbridge KFOA PROGRAM |Thursday’s Concert Fea- tures Russian Orchestra Cunningha trustes } Thodes’ department store Thureda 8 eighth fireside | Metropolitan Build to 8:15 from 6:4 The program features the M, Borodin, ¢ sky at the p Rubin and celle ++ Moskowsky Gouned © Russian Q [ Radio Programs THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 KFOA (465 Young Mer “Afternoon at Home matines program; 6-6 . recital, featuring Mrs. D, A Maurier, soprano, arsisted by Mrs. Ruth Newland, ptanist; 6:46. 15, Khodew department fore pi gram, featuring new Beattle }| Russian symphony concert or |] ehestra; £90.10, concert, featur ng || Salvation band and choir in Program of sucred, secular and Christmas muasie. KIRN ¢ m Program from Arm ers}—Tho Moran al and musical 40 to 10 o'clock, Frank J. Moran y 1 O. B, Sperlin; Robinson's orchestra from Willard by remote contro! KFHR (263 meters) — 10;30.12, mustoal records; 6:30-7:30, musical record cafe Other Coast Stations meters) 2:80-3:30, orchestra; rt 9 moters) § bulletins; 8, studio Program; 8-9, conc wiven by the! 9-10, Exam ; 10-11, voca} {ner studio program 5, Temple ehotr; 9:15:10, studio; 10:11, |] organ, KNX, Los Angeles (337 meters) |] —8 morning prayer; 10 to 5 (every hour), "The Town Crier”; 10:30, home economics; 6-7:90, Glee club; 8-9, orchestra; 9-10, or. chestra; 10-11, orchestra, | KGO, Oakland (313 || 1040 a, m, to 10 p. m., corffinuous program of musical, vaudeville and educational features; 10:1, or: chestra, KPO, San Francisco (423 me ters)}—1.3 and $:30,6:80, children's orchestra; 8.9, program; 10-11, ¥ Bow! band. ters) 180, ny 910, studio wee Rose Room KFRC, San Vranelsco (280 me. ters)=-6:90-7, news; $10, Kelll's ors chestra, KGW, Portland (499 meters) 5, children , bulleting; 8, con. cert, © Kastern Stations (Corrected to Seattle Time) WCCO, #. Paul (417 metere)— R45, homo service; 12, concert; 2, magazine hour; 9,30, children's hour; 4:40, dinn concert; 6:40, daily lecture; 6, quartet; 8, con. cort, IKWKX, Hastings (291 meters) 6, dance orchestra, + THURSDAY, DEC (OM OE RAIDS FURNITURE GIFT SHOP —gifts for all the family —a new, interesting department specially arranged for Christmas buyer who desires tical . A comprehensive disp! of companionable gifts selected from all over the store to make your Christmas shopping : lightful occasion, where you , without the usual rush and con- fusion, select that friendly gift that is so acceptable. to select pri gift certificates: —have a gift certificate added to your account—issued in any amount, to be applied by the recipient on purchase of any article in this store. | 1+ 4 smokers’ stands: specially priced— exactly as pictured. Combination mahog- any. A very beautiful Colonial type. Special, 332 DAVENPORT TABLE !£4 m mahog —combjnation mahogany _daven- = ¢ Pe Ge 2375 port table, ex&ctly as pictured, Sk? | pple A 2750 a 60-in, top. Very special priced. pecial J 5 <a —leather goods make practi- cal gifts—these you'll find in large assortment in the Leather Goods Depart- ment, Main Floor. —the very atest ir bags — the Sac de Jour, A copy of French cre Real leather. Va- our silverware department offers many Christmas suggestions— ation. rious colors. five ed footed silver - plated Lee intmak: comport. Different de- Ores Ae aber teliawed signe, Heavily plated, ent leather, Spe. pet. Spoctal Special Special, 16°° 4% 585 LIST YOUR WITH GUR FREE corey HOME FOR RENE RENTAL DEPARTMENT visit our —out of town folks send for our free mall order pe catalog eee ———: SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AND PINE 87, TACOMA ‘Start Vet Bureau [Red Cedar Shingle Probe on Friday} Men Meeting Here) The Rev, Dr, W. A. Major's citt:) ‘Tho eighth annual Red Cedar Shin zons' probe committees of seven will! gio congress assembled ‘Thu mect Friday*to start Investigations | the Olympic hotel for a two-day of the work of the veterans’ bureau) sion, They meet in the Spanish ba offices here in relation to claims of!room, A, J. Morley presided at the veterans of the world war, The body | | was appointed a week ago by Mayor | at De Honey's Beautiful Academy E, Pike at 8th ‘ it Ro- land H, Hartley was to speak Thurs: day, Is Struck Down by Auto and Bruised Jack Arnold of Cozy fats was badly bruised about the legs Wednes: day night when struck down by an automobile at Sixth ave. and Vir ginla st. ©, 1, Alexander of Carna- tion, who was driving the tar, tool Arnold to the city hospital and re- | ported the accident, Backed by the reputation for fa ing of old fi ‘op EVERY WEDNESDAY | | AND SATURDAY EVENING Weaneeday Dareain night, tedion tg Finest hatl, best mus! wheve bit + One visit will ponvil $3 Dancing Taught $5 Advanced Class starts Monday. 6 ou. Rotarians Hold Bic . e | 0 Meeting at Olympic’ vr bare tee tha Tho Seattle Rotary elub held its i a rs you, nn first meeting in tha new Olympic B D | Off ASIN) Wednehdays WHEN 000 ai oston Dental Offices members and 100 muests were press ent, All future meetings will be held in the Olymplo, 1429 Second Ave, WH STAND THE oF. tas #2 Yeurs tn One Fg MIR EO. oie y (