The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 2

HARTLEY FLAYED aT packanT (Octopus ATTLE STAR a AL. Da WRG MMEEGpioe wae’ caa can CHAE CNA Caught With Bamboo Pole} "siyge ype | Zac? Mad Modernism | DADDY OF BOY: Drinks Poison on Porch of Cross-Eyes by Doctor Movie Comedian’s Wife Is’ Fails to Attend Norse Cele- bration; Coolidge Wires Seattle Girl Friend 17-Year-Old Mother NGVIBLD ea nor Hartley “didn’t r Ar ‘ ; have » attend a Norse of Wash m Sunday he came tn < vers hnson died in t midnight er mer —— MARY. PICKFORD "oS, IS SUMMONED sc Se.0" mem ¢|/Must Appear at Trial of 3): »; Men for Kidnaping Plot Me V Teeth As Low As AE a $6.50 pes : hy soo . The Best Set in Se- Aidise Ths tn atic attle for $14.50— : 4 ttornd ing and this means no more, ; ; Jor the Gold Crowns Naval Reservists Pull $4 and $5—No More, Report Rough Sea} ica vrs ' Gold Inlays, $2.50 to a $5—No More. is from laska after « 15-1" Sunday a a " Fi Sranibers of the Naval] ding & paper Plates Repaired, $1.00, Teeth Added, 25¢ Extra } ¢ arrived in Seattle Sunday be ae lo boats which they navi. |.af the house when she aK a y Remember, above prices are the maximum. din this crulse were Nos. 67, BOSTON DENTAL OFFICES 1420% 2nd Avenne eved hin # huge octopus wa Hebd ie aecu many-armed animal measures | MAN, 60, DEAD IN 1779 Alki ave., was the | GASFI Tune 29 CAUGHT bamboo pole and fish line, t! ged to shore at a dock near Luna park, Saturday The nine feet from tip to tip, as shown in the picture, G. Kimble, mp ar master fisherman who caught the octopus. With the aid of two others he got @ rope | tre Gust ¥ “rl¥ around him and pulled him to shore, Phees by Carte ‘Plan Elk Concerts | Windshield Stickers DEATH PROBED Here Before Meet) Are Tourist’s Hobby Numerous concerts will be given|’ Gathering wit with an ordinary drag & Vradie ar Staff Photographers dshield stickers Is a trbanks, will ap mee In Seattle on Sunday, July 13, by 6 case Is Musician Is) vanes going thra to convention of Biks at Portland on July ©2318. Drill teams are also} ected to stop over hia’s famous band of 105 /' play, ut Volunteer park unday, and either the K. found de or Boston band ts bel roomat the sought to play In the Elks’ Harding D'Amato had been known as “Joe| Memorial bandstand at. Woodland De Matto.” Ho was a skilled b park in the afternoon and was widely clreh v the fleor of his room. wiht be held by Deputy Cor part of the Joy of touring to L. C. With his | wife und dog he has driven prett Bhe was in rict attorneys had Fy before the grand jury 1 the suspected kt are counting on him as ws for the prosecutton Well-Known Found Dead in Hotel Room the national | rayior, of San Francliaco, hot, Crowe was » brothers, John well all over the country, if atickers |* Lieut. Commander George 1D. | Michael Cr of whom are ; a main nt of Seattie, in command ‘ot the | New York p ise, sorted ‘ough w * Mrs. Anna 23, of 75 Ps he way north, which forced the|T#tt at. was taken to the city/Man Hurt in Fall From House Roof The coroner and police Monday Arere investigi eph D'Ama a true story. He does not con the stickers to the windshield, plasters them over the windows) if his Inclosed car. There are stickers from California, Utah, Colorado at Sunny South which | to come again. oats to the Inalde passage at Mil-| > 3 fter sank sound lowing no from the an ova was des tes “you-all” A BIT HASTY | G6 Ho Well,| Firat then | going to uver, B.C, a cant pasted inside the rear | ond 26 Yond persona} permit to buy boo ! worn , ‘ TAUGHT Six Private Lessons $5.00 MISS BRIGHT 1440 Big Dance very Saturday Ny 01 ary interview entails no charge. MA in-7070 London Annw the outstanding homefurnishing event of the year a a ~ JULY SALE JSURNITURE —at savings up to 337 / We have characterized this great sale as “The Outstanding Homefurnishing Event of the Year.” And’so it is. The STANDARD has always been a leader and never a follower. This Annual JUL Y SALE of Furniture will blazon a new record of SALES and SAVINGS. The merchandise is here—and it’s the kind of merchandise the home lover wants. It’s fine merchandise—for no expense has been spared. It’s proven merchandise—for it has passed our searching test of dependability. It’s economical merchan dise—because it is offered at the year’s lowest prices. The JULY SALE of Furniture will continue for a few days only! PURCHASES made during this sale will be held for future delivery if desired without extra charge. Enameled Bedroom Suite Velour or Tapestry Suite SECOND AVE, AT PINE, ST. (Top Sketch Left) An exquisitely beautiful suite in two-tone finish Ivory decorated. Pieces may be combined any way desired. Very special JULY SALE priced. Regular Sale Price PN Shreya ae saat siewied os 9 $60— $37.5 DRESSER ... +. 67.50 CHIFFORETT 59— VANITY DRE 82.50 ROCKER 9.50 Dining Room Suite (Bottom Sketch Left) For a cozy dining room nothing more appropriate could be selected than this Queen Anne Suite in combination walnut. Pieces may be combined in any way desired. Very special JULY SALE priced. Regular : 40— 7.25 12,25 Sale Price $29.75 29— 4.90 8.95 BUFFET, 50-in. .. TABLE, 42x54-in, ....... CHAIR, blue leather seat ARM CHAIR, blue leather seat (Top Sketch Right) Economy and beauty are paramount in this very beautiful suite. Several very new attractive patterns of Velour or Tapestry to select from. Very special JULY SALK priced. Sale Price $69.50 39— 39— Regular Lcshaveblolieetave $92— 48— 48— DAVENPORT CHAIR ROCKER . os . Italian Dining Suite (Bottom Sketch Right) This suite is aristocratic in appearance and will make a charming setting for your dining room. Combination mahogany. Pieces may be combined in any way desired. Veyy Special priced for the JULY SALE. Sale Price $39— 37.75 6.85 9.90 Regular BUFFET, 54-in. ..........05. TABLE, 54x45-in, ... CHAIR, leather seat ARM CHAIR, leather seat.... 13.75 STANDARD SEATTLE FOUNDED 1864 FURNITURE’ CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS TACOMA 1,, SCHOENFELD SONS