The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1925, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR =~ i» Pasian a | The Radio St ar ALASKA NIGHT) me AT KTCL Stations Line Programs Up k What’s on the Air ") “WE DNESDAY | SEATTLE STATIONS KTCL (a0 8 The Monarch Malleable Range for Wint All the Year T HURSDAY SEATTLE STATIONS KVOAC 464 oe’ 8 Other Music For the er and SUM IMNEY Ces KVOA (404 Is Superior 1 6) Kam (ana) Bate For as Per Bcd Soest KPO (428), Hon Franciaco—4, musten OTHER STATIONS , 2 A studio concert, featuring rani a + alae KX (600 ittle as ee the tareweh of Tamara Adame, |""MG8" ab wi sn | well-liked radio singer, will start ter lon A * from KFOA at 645, on Hopper . pros KET (467 For a short time only we are wi Tn ee | ME, GSD) Moltrs ert or) KNX j making a very special offer on Radi .¢ eee “ KN (40 Angeles A Mon ar eh h Our Complete a reliable well-made five-tube lt 1 trom KFOA on a Pit Hg 2 ‘ KFKX (268), Hastings—7:30, studto 0 weve ile sg A : | \ t } woco (4 - re—4:20, dance | pr rn) ge. Radio Dept. Radio Set that will provide you basse ee ind | Program 9:30, organrectta 4a and 9, more ti an i with all the delight, entertain- i be | Lasseari EOk Playas {a somear | sizery—#, Mayan Mi ever evigen Hekp ous ye sta ment, and interest of the splen- oa Kan Gis), Futtman—1:40, nore ana | KOA (383 1 8 an intelligent ‘service did programs that are now on ; pitt. tele mee tii eens ble ton pee tha s y @ s ‘ 1 ri " rapidly -an eae a only eaualed | the air every day in the week. “. (TWIRLING DIALS UP (SEATTLE PROGRAMS cooks quick- »y the extensive oe : : : : b he ‘N’ DOWN THE COAST FOR THIS EVENING ] without play of the world’s The amazingly low price of x Be Serer |e ——__—“/\ peat ne heating the : = ; Slims kitchen 5 a e KTCI AF a Pullman has ¢ P, . i ne 3 c.agtho I gaat ko tneerenlag, |) WOAce scone If you Such famous names weekly basis and now uses the or Plemose: Ht spend part as Zenith, Fada, Mon- ye mon apy voller ea of your time arch, Workrite, Gilfil- t| the program is in at camp, the s to the fourth annual and girls’ dele trifused lining of the Monarch hich destroys the ordinary A coating of enamel is a rust-proof surface. prevents the rust when seldom used. fused into the metal, forming lan and Radiola, are an indication of what ence of boys’ clubs of Washington, stove includes 6 tubes, 1 storage bat- ‘i tery, 2 B batteries, loud speaker we have to offer you, ‘ RP & If we hear any more Jaze orches —all ready to tune in, and you : ptm" |tras play “Indian Dawn,” we sha These are only two of the numerous advantages of can pay as little as $2 per week. , pi abel ht ata owning a Monarch Malleable Range. The approval of . hy M ; Ae Sah EN ape eb more than 22,000 Seattle housewives attests Monarch { accom ¢ Mr.| neutrodyne and go * Superiority. —The GroteRankin Company, Basement’ Floor * ¥ a : en ment “R ‘ wt x US § nie Inno 0. # Mo and thera pet wel ce, | Housewives Attention EVERYTHING PERTAINING © TO"MUSIC readings. ar : at Bite ;|]| | JISTEN IN ON KFOA THURSDAY NIGHT ore Mighty La 1 will be heard st how old habits per |’ : ee : 5 5300 OC NVHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS RETAIG Mig Tak, 6 Howe, slat, WOO fe still broadcasting | marta’! ' A representative of the National Pressure e Judge Ben B. Lindsay, of police bulleting at 4° o'clock or M Cooker Co any will tell you how you can make TWO STORES: Denver, talks on The Child | every afternoon. As If anybody KIR (294)—Tadk he U. B. ¢ the Jab iain | Peultass hemi wnaitetand NN : 'NIVR , | d the State,” from KOA at c a LS ohn? » Mm TON Sth E pa ae ie 70 Wednesday evening. After | cee vegetable simple and easy. oe z 1519-28 ‘Third Ave. 3. 45th and Brooklyn that Irls Ttuth Pavey leads the | petty Pa he KFOA THURSDAY NIGHT AT 5:00 O'CLOCK. KOA players in a three-act | y Sheth A comedy, “Wedding Bells." Fete as at AIRPLANE MURDER? It jeved he| The H Ie foature f o; #58 at ‘Thrush et Eve (Cadman) cant monte’gaine: Woe er, air, his | Abe Lyt ts aay (4 + hour | Negro Ghanged With | ard monte) game, Charles Cite, ae: recently was murdered own - , Rather dull around the clr Sih ong aeAS ace | gro from Los Angeles, was arrested plane,» ‘The me a man who was| Hils m alls with mines of Me aioe || sce. ebe)--aisein’ todaer raarnatal| Old Monte Swindle} thursday night by West Seattle po- ting it procera can ews | Attege Ned several | lice. ving a large sedan | rerct. ea ae a ERA Pe f Ballard ‘e © was traveling “for his MADAME CHARGE WOMEN «re Yo WITH MURDER | _With Having Dope res are to be TAUGHT Six Private Lessons $5,00 MISS BRIGHT 19%, at Pine Ble Dance Every Saturday Night Vocational Director and Paycho Analyst. Stodio—The New Wash- Ington Hotel. Prelimin- ary interview entails jno charge. MA in-7070 |nar {Say They Stabbed Customs |” | Guard in Self-Defense are ac Now what’s the matter? ARY-Elizabeth was a girl who couldn’t mask her feelings. | | {r SAN ISIZSIZBNIORORIARTARN ANIA ANA SKS ats as Gi ZISIZTSIZINIZINIZ ISIS SIT SISSIES SIZ SIZ TST SAIS TSE EES am + ER ee Anderson. an apartment hi Dora Hows INIZINIAISIAISIZISIL ZCI When she returned from the party that night her face told clearly that the evening had been a dis- mal failure. And Mary-Elizabeth had always been so popu- lar. ralesman }from Banta Barbara, ]fied after tho fatal | women’s apartment William J, Gloria, attorney for two planned a “not ’ plea when they faced the | SARNIA) LT SIZISIZISIAISIZT SIT where he had fight in the "4 NI women, INIZTINIZINIZINETINIINICINICINCINES in) Her mother was sym- weal KP pathetic—but helpless. i DAN) pe Two Injured When NA j | fae 4 ; : es Truck Crashes Car| ||s», You, yourself, rarely know | ie | when you have halitosis (unpleas- pene | Earl Polen, 38, and Miss Anna Cur iS, ant breath). That’s the insidious Cee rie, 5622 California ave. were in:| |W" : jured Tuesday afternoon when a| {ian thing about it. And even your {tres preaday.BEfaE coats losest friends won't tell you. closest friends won't tell you \M crashed into the \side |of the car In which they were riding Jat Queen Anno ave, and McGraw st. | 0 ave., Somttimes, of course, halitosis comes from some deep-seated or CVegetable Oils ganic disorder that requires pro- The truck struck their machine | Real civics. Buc pecally= under the front seat on the driver's | Rubber a ified farcittea taly-shiall coats fa Galy s |nide, causing serious injuries about | Hemp ~<a a local condition that yields to | Polen‘s head and body. Miss Currie's | Silks the regular use of Listerine as a injuries were not serious, Another} Telean | passenger in the wrecked car was Tea mouth wash and gargle. interesting thing that this well- known antiseptic that has been unhurt ~ RINE Throat Tablets are now available, in use for years for surgical dress ings, possesses unusual properties as a breath deodorant. these Test the remarkable deodoriz~ ing effects of Listerine this way: Rub alittle onion on your fingers. Then apply Listerine and note how quickly the onion odor dise appears, ‘This safe and long-trusted an= tiseptic has dozens of different uses; note the little circular that comes with every bottle. Your druggist sells Listerine in the original brown package only— never in bulk, ‘There are four sizes: 14 ounce, 7 ounce, 3 ounce and 134 ounce. Buy the large size for economy.—Lambert Pharma cal Company, Saint Louis,U. 8. A, we LISTRRINE Please do not make the mistake of expecting them to correct bad breath, Rely on the WV the antiseptic essential oils of Listers very valuable as a relief for throat id, Listerines C Haining all of | \s * | We WII Allow From | $75.00 TO $100.00 For Your Phonograph or Radlo Set In Exchange for the “WESTERN” Sold Under Money-Back G ait University Way KEnwd- 4332 KE. Stevens J, Nourse X\ Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION > 6 BELLAe | Hot water Beaute Puree Sure Relief | NIZNIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISI ARRAS MZ) Taw IZ TSIZINIZTNI/I NANA ANT AR RRIA INIZINIZIS (Aer ¥ reECIOUS Cares a attending the Twelfth Foreign Trade Council. acquaintance they will gai destined to occupy in worl: NiZINIZ) world commerce who are The experience and knowledge from its long and intimate association with foreign trade transactions are always available for the ass who are operating in this fie TH of ce. SEATTLE NAHIONAT BANK. SECOND AVENUE AT COLUMBIA Established 43 Years SE and many other commodities ot import and ex- port are of interest to the group of energetic leaders in gathered this week in'Seattle eT he Meeting Place of the Orient and the Occident”— Annual Convention of the National To them this bank extends its greetings and joins in the cordial welcome which this city accords them. n of the 1 trade. facilities of this favored }/F seaport must impress them with the commercial advantages of Seattle and convince them of the important position it is ined by this institution RIINISIISIISIOISIZISIZISIZISIISICISI-ISIISIISIISIZTSITI DROITS IOI IIIS SITS The first hand stance of those CNIANVN IANA VASIZISIZISIZISIZI SACI SACI SIZISICI NACI SICISICI SECTS