The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1925, Page 3

MONDAY, MAY ° IN OUR BARG 40-Lb, Cotton Felt Mat- full double bed ¢ covered with, a art tick- 27-inch Dress Ginghams, plain grounds with cross- bar designs; 16%c special, yard. . 22x44 Extra heavy Bleached Turkish Towels, at, 75c pair 70x80-inch White Cro- cheted Bedspreads; extra good value $ 5 for, each... 1 9 72x90 Fine ~—_ Bleached Sheets; good weight and free from dressing ; att... SL.20 each Pequot Pillow Cases, size 9. 42x36. Special, each . 37¢ [413 TO 14/7 THIRD AVE. BET. PIKE & UNION i8th Anniversary i907 SALE 1025 AIN BAS EMENT Patronize Home Industry Especially when you can buy for less! Well-Built MATTRESSES, made in Seattle; standard quality, hand-made under sanitary conditions, of all new materials; filled with SILK FLOSS; covered with a heavy FANCY SATEEN; weight 35 pounds; size 54x76— SPECIAL, each ..ssessscseenee, $24.00 36-inch Rayon Lingerie Cloth, lace checks and stripes, in peach, pink, blue, rose, orchid and Nile. 5 Special, yard... 7 Cc 36-inch Silk Mixed and Imported Box-Loom Crepes, in a large range of popular plain shades and printed patterns. Special, WER ae cess 79¢c 36-inch Rayon Chenille, in rose, jade, tan, yellow, Empire blue and_ black. Reduced to, yard $1.29 36-in. Imported Epongee; plain colors and checks. Special, 50c yard Many Californians Several large delegations of Call- Adyertisin to Attend Ad Meet! 3 will attend the convention uty Several special trains | but he . fil be run from California cities will be held fand a California Nigh’ , nding of ward he reme ae McCoy’ $ eons ( Old THE SEATTLE STAR KELLOGG IS ON JOB. 10 STAY Secretary of State Not to Be Replaced, It’s Said HAS BEEN HARD.WORKER® Byt Silent One, Similar the President to j ren three month i" H ‘ : : THE 1925 CLASS of the School for Nurs eneral Hospital, who will hold hh him graduation exercises Tuesday evéning : rst Methodist Episcopal church. . ‘at pa. The top row, reading from left to right, are Gladys Bock, Helen Thompson, Aurora Thomp- i r son, Gertrude Wertz, Calla Tucker, Margery ptil and Ida Martin. Middle row, left to t of right, Edna Johnson, Nellie Hansen, Mary May, Hildur Heijar, Hazel Carlander, Doris |'"*, » e }Chalme Grace Granis and Eva Henderson. Bottom row, left to right, Isabelle Stuart,)/"°"™ 7 : e Blankenship, Aina Harkonen, Only Living F ounder of Elks Returns to Home “Dad” Norris Was Member of Original “Jolly Corks”; Early Seattleite memories ¢ u devired Orange Pekoé Only a masterful blending of choice garden teas could produce such tare flavor and fragrance. And only tion could keep it so low-in-price. Try it! By the slice or handy size loaf ‘ Look for THLAMOOK on the img The rich and | creamy spring | “make” is ready -| Folks Feeling Young Try This New Cod Liver Oil} Preparation to Increase | Strength, Vitality and Endurance. Why should any feeblencas overwhelm ° enlightened days? Surely everyone |knows by this time that Cod Liver |Oil contains more’ vitamines than janything else on carth and ts the greatest body builder in the world Any physician will tell you that. You'll like to take McCoy's Cod old pernor let 30 FAT COPPERS MISS ) KANSAS CITY PARADE; ARE REDUCING NOW § CITY, Mo, Mag No one is going to say Liver Ol Compound Tablets—they || % Ke sas City copper fattens on are sugar coated and as easy to take ‘With this “edict as candy and they do help old people. || i eiioe Wwe MAL Why not try being years younger ordered 30 members of the K why not grow e«tronger in| - i : sas lies force to in vitality? Why not |] ¢ ke Mc sa Li Oil “Cor ‘intensive spring training and take McC Cod Liver Oil Com: |) ian avoirdupols from around | pound Tablets and drop years from | your age in 40 days? We believe that | ja 30 days treatment will make you; lfecl years younger—but at any rate| {ry them for 90 days and if you are the walst line.” Five hundred blue-clad guard- Jans of the peace passed in re view before the city mmission~ Wilma Johnson | and Lillian Line ers Sunday, and only 30 whose tiation get: your panies gastronomic fea’ made the | 0 cents at Owl Dri wearing of their “iasue" uni- | Lara wal blir eypsec forms impossible, were absent land get McCoy’e—the original and SAnispector. Arnold's order: | genuine. | ) \: — R reputation for painless a hundreds «1 After every extra ion the No charge for this service. PLATES and Prices as Low as Ww” SPECIALIZE in making platework that pleases, Plates that fit; that look at are just as good, nees better, 1 teeth. ALWAYS clean and sanitary, for they can be taken out at any time and el ed. For an immediate improvement in health, your old teeth should be pulled and replaced by plates. in than Painless Treatments in GOLD CROWNS Now Priced as Low as $4 When a tooth can no longer hold a filling, it should be Our methods are and prices are low, The gold we usc for this work Mi as near to perfection na that uned = by in America any Dentists We Specialize in All Branches of DENTISTRY extractions is strengthened dally tisfactory testimenials from pleased patients, true mocket is sterilized. tell you the proper care of the wound left from the extraction. We also Painless Treatments in BRIDGE TEETH Now Priced as Low as $4 To rep! missing tepth teeth that badly decayed, we recommend bridgework—the best and most economical way to restore your natural appear ance. Bridge teeth made in this office represent the high- est point of perfection in den- tintry. Painless Treatments in FILLINGS 50c and Up Those who do not desire gas extraction gan havo their teeth taken out by having a local anesthetic injected in the gums, are All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years. Examination Free, Open 9 to 6 Daily—9 to 12 OHIO DENTISTS 207 University, Corner Second Ave. Over Mutual Savings & Loan Ass’n, Sunday, SPIRI SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN’? and INSIST! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’ on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years, Nandy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets | | | | Cn it | | | Alto bottlen of 24 and 100. -Druggists, | Avpisin ts the trado mark of yor Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Sallcylicacid YOUR KODAK FILMS CAN BE DEVELOPED BUT ONCE FRANK JACOBS KNOWS HOW TO DO THEM RIGHT Now A'POUR NEW LOCATION—1213 THIRD AVE. (Opposite Telephone Building) REMEMBER—"IN AT ONW, AT FIVE THEY'RE DONE’ only ——. “Bayer” | ackage | which contains proven directions, | ‘om. HONOR NURSES” Graduate Class From Se- attle General Hospital BY CLERGY? — | Episcopal Synod Would Have ' Church Out of Matrimony and ka | Hawa ull, pons a resolution }which declared that the church should not have the power to leg ize mr but should only add its sing after civil au {thorities had performed the cere- | monies. The Rev. W. R, H. Hodgkin, erktley rector, proposed tho. step day and dly Divorces discussion on mar- ce problems which follov weddings reflect upon the church, he sald. “At present, civil law dis olves marriages performed by tho lergy; !t would be better to leave| the church out of it altogethe ‘Of course red thos stings upon the marriages | for whom the church has! ® real meaning.” VETS: TO SPEAK Day in City Schools | Veterans of the world war are members of the American Le- gion will make Decoration day | | spec ches at practically all the pub- |lic and parochial schools of the city jon Friday, aking arrangements are being made by George F. Richardson, one |of the Rainier Noble post represent- atives on the Legion Memorial day committee, | The following will ‘nddress morn- jing assemblies of the high schools: | Robert 8. Macfarlane and A, M. | Hare, at Queen Anne high school; |L. B, Schwellenbach, at Garfield high school; Dr. W. J, Hindley, at Roosevelt high school; Stephen F, hadwick, at West atte high hool; J. Arthur Younger, at Lin- on high school; Fred L, Delkin, t Franklin high” school; Ethan ser,’ at Ballard high school; | Lloyd Savage, at Georgetown high |xchool, and Ewing D.- Colvin, at! Broadway high school, \Child Is Born in Flying Ambulance Tt was a fast moving world that the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John E. Swanson was born. into Sunday, Mrs, Anna Swanson. was jbeing taken to the hospital in a jelly ambulance with Dr. R, 1 arky te Mathe | ing riley Mul of the city hospital staff in at nee, when the baby arrived and child were reported do Monday ommended by Eminent Sur | For Removing Adhesive Plaster | Removes the plaster and all the aticky that “usually ‘remains on he . See directions in booklet with botfe, ~ STOP WEDDINGS. we could pronounce | Aid Celebration of Memorial who} IE | scrap p her ch resulted in the Dawes plah _ DEDICATE NEW BUILDING Medical and Dental Struc- Dental fede A © needs of emerger maller nd two s f g the many features of the It is the only ono of its the country, ¥ a committee he house committee ts Doctors A & tenants. con. Johanson, dent; J. H. secretary; R. D. Forbes, F. R lerwor Eu |e z Wiltsie, F. W. lt Stansbery, Purdy, W. Don’t wait until pains and aches | | become incurable diseases. Avoid | Painful consequences. Drink lots | of water and try The world famous diuretic stimulant. National Remedy of Holland since 1696. Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggists. Look for the name Gold Medal on every box and accept no imitation ' DENTISTRY | A set of “Trubyte” teeth, the kind wo make, fit tho gums and remain In place owing and grinding aturally as Nature's I Personal Service Dr. Randolph and Dr. Pretiow, both backed by years of suc- cosaful experience, personally examine and work each patient. All propylactic work fein. the capabio handy of Ruth Douglas, a fully licensed Hygienist. Reasonable Prices Doaplte the use of tho finest Irateriala and tho high nf this office, we reason of volume to maintain un oe | i 4 4 a yor YOUR GONVI PANDO ERETIOW Pine and Westlaxe was his New Haven speech, | ture Ceremony on Tuesday | composed | presi. | | gly | | i} | | Entrance 1604 4th Ave, Over the Bank for Savings ® Wh jot-4676 pj} auto after FTH AVI ITH the range arm weat her, kitel in the 1e ranges included in th factories of reputable manuf lent cookers and bakers, guaranteed satisfactory. Sample values are top. Regularly $49.75. oven, open top. Regularly $7 Paramount Gas Range—E oven, closed top. Regularly Paramount Gas at regulator. Now Regularly Paramount heat regulator. $115.00. Now Regularly s Range—Elevated o ss door. heat regulator. Regularly $80.00. Now Regularly porcelain trim. $102.50. Now (a Monarch product). Regularly $188.00. Now Marked for HONOGRAPHS, taken in exchange for other merchandise, are offered at marked reductions. Some of the pronounced values include: Victor Mahogany Bush & Lane Mahogany Cabinet *.)):.45 005 $75.00 Victor Mahogany Cabinet Columbia Mahogany Cabinet $50.06 Victor Mahogany Cabinet Masterpiece Mahogany Cabinet $55.00 Console —The Grot RANKIN CO AND Clearance of GAS RANGES en becomes economical listed below: A-B Gas Range—Cabinet sty. Now.. Paramount Gas Range—Elevated Range—Elevated Gas Range—Elevated Regularly $60.00. Now A-B Gas Range—Elevated oven, closed top, glass door, Oriole Gas Range—Elevated oven, clean top—all full Paramount Combination Gas, Any range connected for $5.00. —The Grote-Rankin Co.—Basement Floor. | USED PHONOGRAPHS These Phonographs are guaranteed to give satis- faction. You can arrange liberal terms of payment. the an efficient greater every need for is clearz acturers. are the They are excel- and efficient, and since from le, clos $39.75 vow $59.00 $67.50 oven, closed top, $82.50 oven, closed top, $97.50 $49.75 1.75. ted 5. Now ven, open $67.50 | $89.75 Coal and Wood Range— $165.00. Clearance © e-Rankin Co—Mezzanine Floor | Rr Federation Has Un- usual Program for Event | One of the most important af airs on the church calendars ae week is the May breakfast on Tuesday noon by the Wom- Federation of vangell ni hurehes, In the First church, Harvard aye. at Senec A program of unusual tale been prepared. Mrs. A. Hazel- | tine, who has been for years con- nected with the Methodist mission | work in South America, will tell of | jsome of her experiences in that country, Mrs, H, H. Canfield, an authority on the narcotic evil, will give an address on “Civile tions in Seattle.” Mrs. J. B. Harrison, soloist in the First Baptist church, will sing! group of songs, Miss Ruth} Prynne at the plano, and Reigar Gjolme, dressed in the Nor-! wegian national costume, accom- panied by Miss Marian Ellis, will contribute a number of folk song Condi | | Autoists, Buried by} Car Wreckage, Saved | Buried under the wreckage of their | it had skidded down an embankment at Sunnydale and turned over twice Sunday morning, Mr, and Mrs, Zeno H, Hebert, 1926 MAY BREAKFAST = | leg and head injuries.and her hus+ | band was bruised about the body. ton a | these Baptist | 26th ave. N., were extricated by a otorist and taken to the hospital. Mrs. Hebert sustained a fractured The machine skidded in loose gray+ pl and careened oft she: road, Husband—Don't make any more of biscuits, de: Better Half—Why not? "re too light for G ua ranteed pure imported Sold Everywhere The Pastime Club LLL Spring Street & YORY NITE TUESDAY NIGHT IS OUR Diamond Ring Dance A good time is assured everybody. Curtis’ Orchestra Dancing taught