The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1925, Page 3

AXATIVE “California Fig Syrup” | Hurry! Give Constipated Child “Over the Top” Coupon Ss GREAT was the overflow of youngsters at the e an theater for the two showings he world war film, “Over the Top,” Satur- that The Star has made arrangements how, It will be given Tuesday eveni s with 15 cents, will admit any boy or gir, WHO HAS NOT SEEN THE WAR FILM, to the esday show. lar price of admission is 50 cents and $1.00. THE STAR, Fy waate defeated t child a before the bh CALDWELLS SYRUP PEPSIN “THE FAMILY LAXATIVE” . ° Si = x o Pennsylvania Kills [ution test mient by a vole 0 Proposed Labor Law) rns action disposes of the que HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 17. The | th nm in this state as there is r RAILWAY AVE, PLAN DELAYED THE GROTE-RANAIN CO Council Postpones Proposed OT70 F. KEGEL. Preatdent Removal of Service Tracks IMPROVEMENTS HALTED Inneaatearet canes | Lrese L’wo Days Have Been Only the Start of The Grote-Rankin Co.’s | SALE OF F. $8. HARMON & CO. Wholesale Stock of | FURNITURE AND RUGS By sheer persuasiveness of untold values—we are making this event the Greatest Home- furnishing Opportunity in Our History. ! We are out to make a record for this whole selling event—we are going to continue giving the kind of merchandise and prices that experience has shown will do it. You will be missing something—probably something you have wanted for your home for a long time, if you don’t come here and see with your own eyes the opportunities for sav- «taxon over to ore 1 Inge money. [River ‘Shannon to Develop Electricity WASHIN The same liberal terms providing _TRIAL FOR 30 ; : I You Want.a Piano, Now Is Your Chance } To realize the very SUPERIOR VALUES of each and ; | By One must see and hear these. Saat = the es be 5 gen eae and . . by the Dorean Sisters, a pair of +. Le Bel, new organist at, British railroads are following the! : | @) Player Pianos. All have been thoroughly reconditioned by our experts. | : D g P. ped. Wick alirtbatin — Gadack but wellknown to] American example of using motor | Mi You take no chances with the instrument itself. We could not possibly give ancin ar Fréhic: and kehel Cabmen have: (OM c is offering ajcars on branch lines, where full] it's delicious ¢ 3 * lar pis : A at is winning sin-| trains are not profitable. a | BR} you more or better protection upon a thousand-dollar piano. | Ts Po ular hoop rolling act that ts wall done.| cere applause. = u | r : ee | p }One of the diverting bita of comedy “K y Hearts,” the photoplay, In India, the moonstone is consid. 4 Conditions of | jis a Diackface act by Lemair ana lis a social drama, featuring John| ered very sacred and is never sold CHEESE : at Panta es): ton. The Vai ghee Bowers and Clara Bow. except on a yellow cloth, yellow be- | wy g |low with some ec ic athletics. ssebatrh ing a very sacred color. HOGS GORCoRemOE | Trial Offer Condition No. 1 f If, for any reason whatso- z ever, the piano is not satis- 3 factory after a_ thirty-day trial and inspection in your home, you may return it without cost to you. | Condition No. my 4 We F That you may exchange i | | oe. $275°° for any reason whatever for | any other piano of equal or better grade that we carry, at any time within two years, without incurring any loss or being put to any extra ex- pense. Condition No. 3 ; That you may take time in which to make settlement, = dividing the payments over a Ki Used ‘6 period of 3 hay Mag in oth- Kimber c er words, 1,095 days or more 2 ge $215 if desired. ] ‘ | H 29 by without at least inspecting these beautiful gems. | lies on New Pianos—Player and Grand Pianos. i 106-108 Union Open Evenings _ One that you need merély investigate to keenly appreciate. Naturally, the integrity of this house is represented in each instrument. : What more can be said or what more can be given as an evidence of good faith iM any article that one is selling? Accept our word for it—do not let tomorrow ' @ icans. Kondon's works wonders for your cold, sneering, cough, | e arch, headache Fs FREE © nose, etc. NG, 20 Treatment tin on, re- druggists have it. merchandise as on our regular stocks. Out-of-town patrons are invited to take advantage of this money- saving event. We prepay freight D AYS charges to your nearest railroad station or boat landing in the State of Washington. all of these instruments. Furniture for the Living Room Furniture for the Dining Room Furniture for the Bedroom os ‘i $125,000 F. S. Harmon & Co. Wholesale Shaye ato Stock to be Sold for $75,000 Furniture for the Kitchen Rugs for Every Room —In fact, everything to equip a well-furnished home—and at a substantial saving. small weekly or monthly pay- On account of the extreme ments may be arranged on sale values offered, the following conditions of sale will be setrictly adhered to: No goods sent on approval. No goods sent C. O. D. No telephone orders. All merchandise sold as is. No refunds. No exchanges, No goods may be returned. Every sale must be final. ‘Floor and Reading Lamps Linoleum—Inlaid and Printed Congoleum Rugs—All Sizes Bedding and Blankets Deliveries of sale merchandise will be made as quickly as possi- ble at the Grote-Rankin Com- pany’s convenience. No sale mer- chandise will be held for later delivery. Hotels, rooming and apartment house operators will find this an opportunity to effect a substan- tial saving. No sale merchandise will be sold to dealers. epitome of grace and vi- Lola Girlie and Senla, the ed dancing team, are of. an entertaining act as the | fer | headliners of the new Pantages bill. |All their steps are nicely done, | jand there is a skill and finesse to g |the way they whirl about that ts} gratifying to watch. Jackie Souders, popular little or Used 259° lahaateie man, is going over big Aci pred Chickering. . [again this week with his musicians, loffering a new program of late a ! alth. |numbers. Enoch Schult, female im- 1echihoee Inters the) | personator, does a captivating Span. teeth or disturb the | ish dance Songs, dances and instrumental |bits make up the act of Madelon | and Paula Miller, aided by theit br er Bog. die Gaffney, dim- “large for her size,” put over thelr ine organic jron—Nuxated Tro t in hilarious fashion, pe letters Rel, ge srs? Some startling stunts are done stomach. A few doses will inutive comedian, and Tess Walton, » (Always insist on poe d y of refined tablet. At all | Pay us a visit Thiepval, one of the hottest cor-| ners of the Somme battle, Is so dev- | astated that plans for reconstructing | it have been ©" x ‘al the best 10- d. or Saturday. See for yourself. Dubay... S290 1 This Sale Is the Opportunity of the Year ATARRH is insidious. It starts mildly as a cold, and soon gets to be ahabit. For good. ness sake don’t get used to it. Don’t try to put up with it. ( CAT. is guaranteed by 30 years service to millions of Amer- The same trial offer ap- Bon Marche 8lock $4 raucnr 95 New classes start: Advanced, Monday Eve. Meginners, Thura- day Eve., 8:30. All popular dances and new steps taught. Learn the new tango walk and fox trot steps. You can never |) come a dancer without prac- tice, but in these classes there ia |) |] no embarrassment. You will re- ceive plenty of practice with de- |] sirable partners, leatning to lead || |} and fellow and Lecome a prac- |] teal dancer in,a raw lessons. Special Cut Rate To all calling before Feb. 23 T will sell my regular $6 term of |] 8 lessons for Monday eve. classes, $5 each, and Thursday Eve. |] classes, ladies $4, gentlemen $5. J] Special cut rates will bo made to || all former pupils purchasing sec- ond term, Secure your tiekets || earn in the leading Clip this out, tell your || = all hours. Learn al teachers. Take ur cut rates this > BA st-0259 Per.Annum Compounded ] Semi-Annually, (0) We Have Never Paid Less ON SAVINGS Who Gets YOUR Money? “I made More Money this year than I ever have before and I have Less to Show for it.” How many have that thought in mind, and how many really know that there is a remedy for such conditions? @ Just spend less than you earn and Save —Start Here Now and next year you will have More to Show for your money —not less. MUTUAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 1222 Second Avenue Southeast Corner University Street