The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 9

MARCH 20, 19 VAN. FRIDAS ee ers Corner JARAN TEED Dhaene oe CAMPBELL: EL iot HARDWARE CAMPBELL’S SALE OF 100 SPECIALS “100 aving Spec now on display in our show window. Here are 10 for your inspection, Don't overlook CAMPBELL’S SALE OF 100 SPECIALS. Pr uning Shears Single-Bit Axes Prun A special kids’ “Let ’er Bu son” picture, will be staged Spade Forks the Columbia theater on Sa and 25 passes will be give punchers, Bobby Rosent puncher, here shows Seattle Door Bell Transformers feels to be togged up in rea 3 98c made—fo Hair Clippers Lock Sets a TO GET BAIL ages He Can Get Out on Bond Spe 88c Front Door Sets Dishpans Same design who were him, "My appeti d and the bed could be a go I find it ingt cross-wo that can b These six lary and | me Stand No. or R. F. D husband fs a wonderful, Ge n, and I hav him and I full 6 will be freed, Seattle Dentists SPOKANE, Mare 6 dentists, Dr Dr. E. B. Eg ried life memberships Washingt was an: » session of Last Rites for Funeral services for Herbert J © will be held from tho Sout Tan for Patent with Tan Quarter Iv |}Saturday. He died Mountain View sanatorium Tw | brothers, Edward and Fred Vino o jderson of Seattle and Miss Joanott | vine of Sheiton, survive him | |Kincaid Inspecting TACOMA, March 20. Professo r Kincaid of the U: |w shington and Charles R. pervisor of fisheries, Pantent Oxford Gray Suede acti Two-Tone Collar or Tan Calf tay on a tour of inspectio With Brown Calf Collar Apricot Kid fot stato oyster beds prior to the Quarter | annual a0 |The oysters are said to be doin CHILDREN’S | MERIC Play and School Shoes Wonderful Selection at $1.95 and $2.95 Someone Has a Birthday Every Day And, since you can buy an excellent watch, a good diamond, or any other article of fine jewelry by the Peter Michael Plan— $1 Now and a Year to Pay. Why not bring a stream of sunshine into te hearts of those dear to you by giv- ing them something « little nicer than they had ex. pected? Black or Tan Calf Oxfords Double Welted Soles “r Buck” ih CHICAGO, March 20.—State's At«| Are Life aenpee Vine in Tacoma) om ot y.| Thursday by ‘acoma funeral parlors at 1 p. m., Thursday at eattle, hi nother, Mra. Andrew] [Nelson ef anelton; three slaters ICity Siiss Railroad | Mra. P. V. McCash, Mra, A. B, An for Burned Bridges Tho city of Soattle 7 Ae filed suit | State Oyster Beds} versity of | G Pollock, left ercpewan| Off SnOP THE SI uck”’ showing of the “Moor Gib- by Manager Robert Bender of | turday morning. Three prizes | n to the best-dressed kid cow| bury, four-year-old would-be youngsters how it looks and} l cowboy style SHEPHERD HOPES MUNICIPAL LINE FORGES AHEAD Accused Murderer Believes! Seattle Street Railway Goes On Cash Basis March 25 of the city ¢ cil nald jreturn to the ca: {| posable thru unex venue “ HONOR HARDING {Elks Dedicate Speakers’ | | Stand Memorial March 29 | ected inc nd savings In operat Captain McCarthy Rites on on Saturday Funeral » the annual | Narcotics Valued at. $7,000 Found on Ship). ime ts not far distant when it willltn the op! © necessary for tho L Morphine $7,000 1d coe wero gente in aine valued the n{ officials, It ts “the in several months. {| son, 1 Millard T collector of customs, ng to fix ownership of the dope |leged suffered when the bridges and | viaducts at Lawton way and W ler st., were burned. John r} won and C, Baker, piloting a N. locomotive which is alleged to havo started tho fire, are named | as co-defendants with the company. | n . | 6 | Look what the Mnglish tatlors | would have us men wearetrousers | with balloon lega and tucked watats Neweat thing in London, The bot foms are ## inches tn diameter, ATT LI J TAR =) y Latest Cable Gos about, S ILK (GLOVES: Paris may waver between the sil- and the flare unanimous this houette Model 650— but it is Spring on Gloves. Varis Decrees... ~ Che ibis Gi On the Riv over at Biarritz, the ungloved hand is passé d the vogue of decorated cuffs— er before, the tlet model with f Gaps in com " Model Up to Paris came the news! iera—at Cannes, Nice, Monaco recause someone create es are lovelier than ev final complement of , a smart Spring costume. Paris heard the news! Voila! By cable we received style notes sketched by our own representatives. Mademoiselle, the modes de rigueur of ‘ hops ‘ ( Madame and > la Paix are to be found in your own favorite States. Yes. les Parisiennes to les Américaines with dispatch. And now, the Rue here in t Speed? It is our pleasure to transmit the mode from Just as if you had shopped in Paris you, too, may wear the 3 Approp priately enough, we this flower embroi- tura-down cuff es carer emerged from @ le seen on the Bois, at tea at the Ritz or before smart dinner a yes now t the Cril n. Kayser observers in Paris keep us posted. So look to Kayser, as other wise women do, for all that is chéc in gloves. Note some of the latest models sketched here—they come in different shades in the proper silk weights for Spring. And the prices—such as would delight the smart but thrifty Parisienne. GLOVES UNDER WEAR HOSIERY This model war worn by © noted American just =p from Cannes Model 519—. Ity sketched in the e Opéra, {ollow- ct concert NEW YORK, them ican Bankers’ Associat The executive departn ington are working on the determin- of probable future ation “"Lize, PLATES as low as.... $10 Gold Crown ...... per 'U. Sand Policy ll Be Reversed Not Great Edueator |ss: susie the greatest te a policy of t for people in pi public domains to an article in the JUST NATURAL you remind me fo' all the world of brown sugar.” “How come, Sam?’ “You am so sweet and unrefined,” Big Cut in Dentistry $5.00 $4.00 $10 Bridgework, $4.00 Extraction Free MOOt, «sibs ew AN Work Guaranteed for 15 Yenrs—Examination ree OHIO DENTISTS OpenDto 6 Datly—0 to 12 Sunday 207 UNIVERSITY cted 10 men best fitted to be | powerful tioltaee presidents, is himself poraries an educator {than any |Says Emerson Was ch 20—The| CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 20- e history of America Jence on his contem- thru his works more ther man in the history of American education, elevated the Dean Holmes particularly took is-|mind of man. 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