The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1925, Page 6

ns, fmm SEATTLE STAR THUR (Citu of Paris | 1207 2ND AVENUE Another Shipment of These Wonder Value Coats to Seil For Suede Cloths Twills 00 Silks 3 Flannels os FUR TRIMMED — SELF TRIMMED. SMART STYLES IN FLARE EFFECTS AND STRAIGHT LINE. GOOD ASSORTMENT OF COLORS. As the quantity is limited an early selection is ad visable. d SS we{ High Grade Coats Featured at $25.00 In addition to a new shipment bought at a price concession, we have re-grouped and placed on sale the following: coats, formerly priced at 32 coats, formerly priced at... 44 coats, formerly priced at... 15 coats, formerly priced at...... 29.75 Included in this lot are coats of rich Satins, heavy Silks, fine .Charmeens. Many trimmed with good fur borders, others with fur collars. Smart styles in side - and hip flares. Straight line and wrapped around effects. Beautifully silk lined. DRESSES $10 FLAT CREPES, SATIN CREPES, GEORGETTES, SPORT SILK CITY OF PARIS 1207 2nd Ave. WHAT A NIGHT! 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Nuxat@ Iron on le at all good druggist } via KFOA; — = = = | t { 1 | AR \ COMEDY ON ATi” KG0 TONITE ah | bale | | QO) W cr 8) - RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY | FRIDAY SEATTLE STATIONS SEATTLE STATIONS Concerts and Programs at}! »re | Kron. aos) : KPOA (44), 1 soins Other DX Stations progres Adio seminar; atient | KIOA’ (484), Thodes' Blore—t, * 1 ‘ « b | ; , s COAST STATIONS KFA (iim), F |Jane Hughes, a screen juvenile, also 0102 . starting at § There are 306) organ recital at 10. ment is by the/| O76 56 | An Atwater-Kent « | from 10 the orchestra radiates Multnomah Hotel m danc Oakland offers, via KNX (337), a X Playerg, at 6:30, 0 am at 9. Abe Lyman's n 491 mete thin time ra, b 14 at & * t , 5 ama) vre 4.0 « Ve The A trio plays ‘tw bad s Thr hour f dar m | KOO (M61) ‘ 45, news art at 10 . night eee | KEX (sem) , program; 4, 60-piece saxop band; § and 30, 4 KMT (405), Ley ere pupils ft Pp from the civl ey ast at § from 10 to 11 | Mian Nationa Ratlwa ast from CNRC (450), t 7 MIDWEST STATIONS at §, with a Little Symphe y Ree (Pacific Time) ee udes Han: || a t 7 HO, ats | RUOM (244), Missoula—S:45, news Lares io an aS mudio Mastings2i15, relay He ne Ts . nver—7-16. “Er Mar Ww } ¥ f rien Springe—7, oe . 7 uden r om 4 At 7:15 Thursday OrceWa Res ‘ , ; F nport—4, Augus ford will ask from KFRO (268) at|| musical pr Ramonton 2. San Francisco: “Why do you like KOA (823), Denver val red?’ She is giving @ talk on col WEAR (89), Cleveland cago~8-4:00, varied 7 musel < ore. At which we shall answer “We don and turn to the Piggly eee” Wiggly girls, who will be doing reception of the big station 300 |copper aerial, 45 feet from the their stuff from KHJ (405) unti| Miles east of the New Jersey | ground, Miss Moore writes, “and o \ ro90. coast. | - . - 7:30, | tens |threefoot square galvanized plate eee | “ | buried six foet below ground. Last | | KFI (467) offers the Glendale} Anyone longing to hear a 5-year-| : Md |quartet at 7 and at & Katherine |%4 Pianist may gratify the craving winter there: were only ‘two nights Thompson starts directing « 60. |%! 6:30 TAuraday by tuning to KHJ|we couldn't get KGO on the loud plece band psn the root of the | (405). Jean de Hard will perform. | speaker.” studic © & saxophone band, by | | sont ie b Ore grije" be j will broadcast. | Aimee Semple McPherson (a still ee: i eae eee | preaching away from KFSG (278) Bde ta Soaks | Chotr and sollats of the First Pres-| at 1 Angeles, Bho will be on inka Biebeliieils <tbasarl ohohaalea (2 church of F iN broad. | from 7:30 to 9:15 Thursday. There's plays from KGW (ql) at 8, and at|C@% from KFOA ( ay eve-|a@ studio program at 8:15 and on TIRED OF LIVING WISCONSIN BEER ;*-~""""~~~~ Says Woman Who Is Sui- VOTE ASSURED | Hair Stops cide by Gas; Probing Death i q) Resolution to Congress Is ! $ 4 to Modify Volstead Act ; Coming Out * i } A 4 as : =| pr Wisconsin Forest : , Lert 53 50,000 Fires Threatening | "'* STARVING k YORE Why He Backed Up Hill Before the mobiles the fl of vacuum tanks for auto- oline to the carburetor of the engir accomplished gravity. When’‘a steep hill was encountered, the posi- tion of the car as it ascended the hill changed the relation between the level of the gasoline supply and the carburetor. The unfortunate motorist encountering this difficulty realized that he could not change the law of gra He knew this law was immutable. He knew all he had to do was to get his supply of gasoline above the level of his carburetor. So he turned around and ed uphill. The law of life is as immutable as the law of gravity. You must obey it or suffer. The law of life is replenishment—putting back into the blood that which is consumed or partly used by daily living. Continuity of function (which is healthy living) is dependent upon keeping your food intake equal to your body’s requirements. Whole Grain Wheat contains in balanced relation all the 16 life elements and vitamine effects. That is why we can make such a broad challenge to humanity. Whole Grain Wheat Distributing Co. 304 Ry. Exchange Bldg., Seattle, Wn. EL iot-7283 Authorized Distributor Whole Grain Wheat Co, Turn your face and not your back to nature. KFKX (258) at , 4 broadcasts ADKA p from = — Pittsburg fr 7:30 fo 9:30 Thurs-} - day evening. WEAF ia rebroad-| . cast from WOC (484) from 5 to 7.| eee | . Among the things woe liked we | nesday evening were: The Coliseum theater orche: | Diaying “Morning, Noon and Nig! Kenneth Korr saying: “Tho trip | |to Vancouver can be made with lit- | tle expense," from KTCL. (Yeah! It isn't the TRIP that's expensive.) | Dayton King’s new call. from the jhome of the Charmed Land's |mighty voice. The lad calls it “K L.” now th Spruille, from South Ca’. | lina, singing Southern songs on the | Hopper-Kelly program. Bir es KTCL has won a new dis tance record, according to B. F. Fisher, owner and manager. He has a letter from a steamship captain, reporting loudspeaker | Yakima Grand Jury | Returns Indictments’ | YAKIMA, May 2.—Grand jury] indictments, made public Thursday, involve a number of defendants In criminal cases. Charles Jones, Charles Harring- ton, Lou Litternau, J. H. Fear, Weasley Peck, Fred Barron and Ora} Ward were accused of the sale of| Hquor. H. OM. Fraker pleaded guilty | Wednesday and was rentenced to| six months for an auto theft in} Tacoma and driving it thru Oregon| to Spokane. E. A. Kimsey, A. L. Workman, Virgil Gibson, George Moyers and George Boyer were accused of Mann act violations. Irrigation Project Held Up by Leak OLYMPIA, May 21.—The main res- ervoir of the $900,000 Whitestone fr. rigation project in Okanogan county fails to hold water and construction work has been stopped, according to jan announcement Thursday by state officials, An investigation has been ordered, The project was being built under a bond issue and nearly all of the $900,000 is said to have been spent, Erle J. Barnes, director of conserva. tion and development, will leave hera Saturday to inquire into the cause of the reservoir failure, X-Ray Helps Cure of Whooping Coug'! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Mi 1 X-ray treatments have been found very beneficial in reducing the sever- ity of whoops in whooping cough, according to Dr. Lawrence W. Smith of Boston, tn an address before a division of the medical association. Dr, 8 h has used X-ray in treat. ing 850 cases of whooping cough. 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