The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 8

5 : F PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY [AY 28, 192 Mare Aviarded Fobs|| QUEEN OF ROSE CARNIVAL KLAN HEAD HERE|Seeking to Make Use of |Noted Pastor Will \Co-eds Get Cash for Give Oration Here School Tennis Court ~| QUITS POST | Atoms’ Ertormous Power Syed ont ie Carpenter Resumes Practice Each Tiny dn Ss Is Miniature ‘Vorld in oy are of Law; Made Good Record Itself, Says Professor ; ; t | i | ! ‘ wi fy . an Henry Bayley’s ey \ po rng , Funeral Friday ot t t r ' energ 1 experiment HOW TO PLAY ANTREM UPSTAIRS PIANO STORE PIANOS |ta AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER { Main Street ee Home of the Friday Special ea E Sua ae = Ivers & Pond F ‘| Parkard i ° G. A. ©, Rochester, lawyer, en hat t W. P. Haines Bradbury Shoninger Hobart M. Cable and other high-grade pianos and player pianos. heme : Jen Fohronbaoch, £1 AW pract ng for work Illness Prevents rain with amt A sinsen, Leacock Lecture) fiinpini «i an ot | Wilso i “aw. |Co-eds Hold Annual 0.87 Thor _ Sports Day Friday Cheney Phonographs BAKER PI ANO . _ Price $345.00 is Hoyos NEW Playe £9. er m th 320 Pine St. ae McDermott Bldg. FRIDAY ONLY Walk Up Stairs and Save $100.00 grimson, lawyer . 4 ave, Ir shower Haan ald, banker returning . i ust, FR. Macaroni y Spaghetti Eggs Starchiness is re- k rat : ng moved by the Fon- bea? sada tana process. Flavor SHE’S A FAIR BL OSsOM « of Portland, the “Rose City,” is L. Bidel ‘and nutridon are ‘ Mrs. Ronald J. Honeyman, and as “Queen Suzanne |" she} GOW ee edad | will reign at the Portland Rose Festival next month. The \? F Be queen is from a pioneer Oregon family and is prominent in|,” ortland 's so Zeman Please Shop Tomorrow, the Nine Burnett Jewelry Stores on the Pacific Coast will | be closed all day Saturday—Memorial Day. | FRIDAY—The Final Day In Our History-Making Managers’ Competition Event Each day was a whirlwind winner—ask any of the hun- dreds of satisfied shoppers who took advantage of our lib- eral credit sales policy to come in nies IT NAME YOUR OWN CREDIT TERMS Now the last day offers even better values, as several group purchases have been made for this event and are here at astounding figures. y © 9S eae E> o _ When You Give Silver Give the Best | All You Need For a Dollar Bill The set sketched is by Rogers Bros., the original Rogers, ranted for 75 years. r it des, Six Fork Six idhlespons, Six Matias Sugar Shell Butter K ut on a velyet-lined tray, as shown in the aketch. The pad and the lifted from the tray and the tray used in the dining room for “service.” Incidentally the trays are artistically finished in polychrome effect. These sets are Nationally Priced at $33.10 the set, and all, good stores seli them at that figure, but the Burnett Budget Plan enables you to buy at the lowest CASH Price—there are no extras. Pay a dollar and take a set along. Pay the balance as may be most convenient for you. A dollar a week will do. Anniversary, Ancestral, He ¢ and Amt Patterns to select from. Al Additional pieces may be at any 1d added to the set. Price lists mailed to any address o} quest ce Sx as, Community Plate Holmes & Edwards’ | Delivered for $1 Plate Complete sets of the Delivered for $1 famous Community The “Century” Pattern | Plate, comprising 29 and the new “Romance” pieces, may be had at Pattern may be had in the nationally adver- this Super Plate (which tised Cash Price, but is solid silver where it on the Brunett Budget wears). The 26-plece Plan. Priced with the sets with hollow han- Buffet Tray at $82.50 died knives. and forks the set (Stainless De are priced at $32.10 Lux Knives). the set. Delivered for a Dollar Delivered for a Dollar Paid for $1 Weekly Paid for $1 Weekly Coats of Cloth Plain Tailored Coats Flare Coats—kit-fox bordered Straight-line Coats—collars of squirrel Silk Dresses Printed Crepe Dresses Tub Silk Dresses Dresses for every occasion Sport Hats of Felt in pastel shades Garden Hats—Transparent Hats Hats of combination of hair and lace Hats for business or general utility wear Just For Friday’s Selling A Thousand Old Dutch Silver Table Mats —felt lined. They are to be used on the dining table to protect the top against the | effect of hot «dishes. | They measure four and ° va half inch in diameter, \ Men's Bradbury Suits and are just as shown in | ’ 8 the sketch, Square ones Each Men’s Top-coats may be had at the same Mallory Hats ( ( price. While they last— ‘ Shoes —We reserve the right to limit the number sold to any one buyer. 0 by) p. All here for the climax of this sensational campaign Tomorrow ——4 — —and you will find the prices just as interesting as our Mail Orders Filled ig Ae RNa on Easy well-known “CREDIT GLADLY” plan. Send for the Gift Bul i ee Ietin, the “Diamond” Bul ) 7 ; aaa jet Ree (ier CROTCH (dave ae Nee letin, the Watch Bulletin, s man, printe detulin thei NoMhweat il | Store Will Be Closed All Day Saturday, May 30 (Decoration Day) | No matter where you live, be glad to advise you as ® OES NE UGGS CAL De SNES Ran the prices and the terms ‘ 7 onte " to fl care of your eye “ = a ame, And yot bs Approved by aight. A conference with t Beis ae toe auraeit | | Benet 110 Pati 8 || etait wi moto {\e UNION STREET ENTRANCE CLOSED DURING REMODELING Jewelry Stores in Conti Mh Correctly” pit ibe siadd yeu. Pi dence, Complete Satisfac- ¥ Hinben elec have them fitted here and tion is assured. : pay as best suits your own finances. BURNETT BROS. 909 Second Avenue . Which Is Between Madison and Marion Streets NT 209 Union St. * 1332-34 Second Ais Entrances