The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1925, Page 6

.. ie The 1 Ra ES ee rer / ine! dio ; St ar rH EA |\— SS famous comedy, “The Rivals,” TLE 1 | M "'‘What’s on the Air r | | ~ "THURSDAY FRIDAY | SEATTLE STATIONS SEATELE STATIONS pees SS ’ KPOA (404 { 4) WOE (ae ( ees Th FEATURES | We Didn't Mean ROAMIN' ROUND a | Carl Was Wrong a FOR FOURTH Orr ate gear THE ETHER (sree none | \ ght en! |i. on Plenty of Entertainment | «.. ae 1 ine | Silent’ Night Here, Altho'' Ready for Radio Fans ; idan Lots Doing in Town ieee ea pHa Se ae LENTY of 4 radio entertain tee ak JOR the first time in months BOD (240), Te be P Me ‘ t I silent night” has totally * gal may i ‘ J Several Andar w mea disa red in Seattle Thursday RRO (696) Roo asi P ad patriot est’ that Cy t s & Kirchner orchestra | KG A GO Piaye KEL (48 . . res f who have . concert from 6:30 to 70 from us one eaervareh: - \ pretty cna KTCL; a» Wagner Night pre re Kid 140) » spend the Fourt St gram from KFOA from 645 to a ‘ . will take their Se 8:13; the Russian quintet plays quartet , . . KNX ul 1s . m t iP a s for KIRK from #40 to 10; the Bats Ky i ( 4 o re Here is a schedule you may clip Mave - 930-10 A y —KTCL s < Krome vre op wor int 8 aly t program for chil a . id y sp o > Pa y the KTCL Kuldle elut oe thie w bali. cee 4 “4 au : 1g L10—NOON—KPOA at Dav t " ‘ . cpt ——— “ve - oa Patriotic address by De, Samuel] Waite ang horiesd ‘ ‘onig at 1aneety. ne 3 Serom the | wees ee \ to ond Seattle P rograms tor’ Tonight } Northern B na A pe sie fren Bey 600-730 P. ‘ML_KFOA 2.500 watts. WRA + . P “ . nt P| 5 ALTE A ¥ py iy Pershing Dav sistant 0 watt J / § 645-805 2 M secretary ma . ~ Pt A s mates ; ’ resp : viee bands in dD. « ee 6:50-7:15 PL M—KTCE t Pu« 1 ; . Special concert program by He or we ee mie King’s Palace Hip orchestra, | orches by ren P " ; f clirect theater stage. Palace Hip ate ag tt } ‘ . © FRIDAY MOKNING, @:90-10 10:30 P. M-~—KOA 930-1150 Po M.—KTCL fn > J ws 3 . arkete and) farm Open patriotic program, in.| Fourpart pageant, “America ° 1e-10118: AL eluding army and bugle| Song and Katy of KTCI M t t pe corps; war son A. E. F./and her gang will present dramats I " " A) oa * Ss Sas ee by disabled vet scenes in America’s history i | Vege + Washing * 8:10-1000—KGO ing songs of Revolutionary 1 ee ¥ t . M * 10:00-11;90 AL M. Indeper panish war and world conflict KGO presents Sheridan's | age eee Ee rs } r nee program gram. $37.00 to $40.00 OVERCOAT CARL SCHERMER She THIS STORE ‘QUITS The reputation of this store— and of it’s business has been built by giving at all times merchan- dise of known quality at prices that were always fair and just. THIS STORE QUITS PRICES LOWER THAN EVER CLOTHING SPECIALS $30.00 Worsted SUITS SUITS $40.00 to $45.00 SUITS $50.00 to $60.00 SUITS $1940 $2640 $3140 $3640 $15.00 Palm Beach SUITS $30.00 to $35.00 103 First Ave. South $980 55980 to midnight Thursday starting from the Oakland sta ton at 8 Twelve characters in the cast will be represented be Here’s a Chance fore the mike by eight players to Globe-T rot Incidental music by the Amphion trio. Fans who wish to go & San Francisco offers one of | proadcasting ine Theo, Irwin's organ recitals from fefinit hedules. KPO at 9, and an hour of dance | them are picking k music at 10, Campus night doin's float over fi "a from KNX at Hollywood from 11 DOLLAR FRIDAY For it brings the plea- sure of a new hat for the Fourth of July ata nominal cost. We've made great preparations with immense ments of hats purpose numerous every mode summer costume await choosing tomorrow assort- very and occasion— for ¢ mod. for of your , prie- One of thene light w eight straw, or com bination straw and felt hats will be just tho thing to meet countless vaca tion neetts Pulled on at careless will You any angle, it stay put find will designed to add the finishing “doll-up” touch to your traveling suit or rts outfit Priced be Friday, rh: ’ " $1 Trimmed Hats Untrimmed Hats The woman who Is looking for Many of the smartest {deas a hat to go with the modish sum: in midsummer modes will at mer costume, sult or wrap, will once be penized in this largo ortment of Un be rewarded by coming here. trimmed Hat needing but a Many -eally smart hats, designed touch of trimming to an to finish new street costumes, and «wer rather dressy demands. some more elaborate ones jn a Formerly priced $19) i » variety of Fashion's Intest $3.76 and $5.75. Your unre. are priced for $1 stricted cholee Friday at Prlday for vssees ‘ $1 CHILDREN’S HATS Few delights so keen as that of the little miss with her first new summer hat, Vacation time calls for lawn parties, outing trip and many Important Juvenile soclal affairs.e Correct styling, dainty trims and gay colors, in materials that will stand a lot of careless 8 Veiuie sini and quick turnover assure Criterion customers the latest always at the lowest prices. usage, make in Children up @ tremendous assortment of new arrivals Hats, priced for Friday at | r months should “|New 1,500-Watter ts ee (ais ORCHESTRA IS | A RADIO FAVORITE » si eae The ether curtain will rise Friday event first super-p at 7] n tho KOA Players’ } ction. stationy will broadcast John Drink- water's “Abraham Lincoln," in six cenes, Iris Ruth Pavey will direct Erma Raff, formerly a star in} “Rain,” is to have the part of Mrs,| Lincoln. see J! DGE FRE at the } tion, 14 seh SEMAN, of Colorado, rn Baptist con or." * Wo rough with our new tubes. Other speakers at the convention will be mm the 6 getting tempor-| stats, WNAC with Injunetion pr » Chicag nte d the nam then Miss Miteh to WHT—but he can't take with her, says WNAC. New Tube Uses |A. C, Current A new tube—the McCullough which can be hooked up to an elec: tric light socket and whieh de away with A and B. now on the the] name batter Seattle market, A nsformer step-down t | used for such toy electrical apps is used to cut down th fow changes are necesss the set When the set is not in tu familiar “A, GC. hum’ fen When the hum seems to former with a | 75 watts in nec et is tuned, how disappear, A. trans capacity of about | ary, It should be placed at least.a foot from the receiver Chicago Has a A now 1,500 wattor is broadeasting |from Chicago, It call lotters are The Denver} air until 12:30 p.m. | Men's Cut Silk Tie 59c /413 TO 1417 THIRD AVE. GET. PIKE & UNION Suggestions for the Fourth Outing Togs for the Whole Family Ladies’ and Children’s, Men’s and Bo All-wool Bathing Suits at sepcial price for the Fourth ee our $2.98 qualit Ladies’ Full-fashioned Silk Hose; wiae elastic garter tops; reinforced heel, sole and tog egular $1.50, for 95¢. Rayon (Silk) Underwear in the fancy blocked stitched weave.—pink, orchid and peach. Vests at 89¢; Step-Ins at 98¢; Bloomers at $1.25. Ladies’ Fine Neckwear 59c Lace collars, collar and cuff sets, Jabot also in the linen style Fine selection at 59¢. Bags and Vanity ted, Boxes, all neatly fit- all smart styles. Special at $2.95. Perky Peggy Gingham and Percale Apron Dresses at 89¢. Khaki Outing Garments for the Holiday Skirts, Middies, weaters, all f a fine quai- i ki jean. Fourth of Jury Special- $1.75 Dresses, etc., season. These come in tan only, style. Sizes 21% to 514. “THE STORE THAT. SAVES YOU MONEY) at The Store Where You Buy for Le Young Men’s Ouets $3.95 This is the greatest shoe bargain we have had this and are the latest Friday Special, $3.95. * Rayon Dresses Men’s Straw Hats—Styles and traws for every man | dre Your choice at $1.45. ( these with others ou see at d he price Lionsdale Shirts Men’s Fine Shirts in the new sport de igns; guaranteed won't fade, at $2.25, Children’s Dutch Coveralls of khaki of blue drill; red trimmings; 1 to 8 years, at $1.45. Ladies’ Khaki Hats at 69c Ea. Trimmed Hat smart for dress o ek 69 Ladies’ 4, AN Special Clearance of Children’s Hats at 50c Wonderful values in straws, linens and light-weight tweeds; values up to $2.98, Special Friday, 50¢. Tom Sawyer Shirt Waists at 89c Hundreds of Waists These stripe madras; 89e¢. boys 7, to 15 and silk- Friday at for come in per values to $1. years. Tennis Shoes $1.00 Special values in Children’s Tennis Shoes are offered for Friday's selling. These come in crepe soles; sizes 11 to 2. Special Friday at $1.00. ‘Canned Radio \Is Late Invention Canned entertainment is the new-| radio. By w English A novelty lopment in means invention, the| nvention, the) walking s n word and music ean W plete crystal set be put on a permanent mec [not even the e: d. A long, steel wire, power-| magnetized, records the desired sor s the run | from one spool on to another. These uld make an. excelle inment 1 music wire 1s 1. who runs may |\Crystal Set in \a Walking Stick which found its way |to the British patent office is a | LEG SOR tick which contains a com- The directions that i quire only that the stick be put into| men |the ground and the aerial and re- serve| ceiver pulled from the top. listen. Panama straw shoes are to ] worn this summer at the fashiot ue resorts i gland. 4 = SORE compan you ey And he [Hu at the Rate of 5 We Are Able to Liberal Dividends a « « investment of their funds. Board of Directors. sources, SAVINGS LEFT HERE ON OR Mutual Southeast Corner | WBBM. Recently it stepped up from | Clasig\ to Claws 8, and ison the alt reeuMMly, Other new Heenses in clude KIDS (Latter Day Saints), Independenes, Mo, 1,000 watts, Wy 5/2 Yo DIVIDEND We Announce Our 27th Semi-Annual Dividend Strict state provision provided by Washington law over the conduct of all Savings and Loan Careful and economical management given the affairs of this association by experienced and able men comprising its The fact we have never lost ‘a dollar FULL DIVIDENDS FROM JULY 1 and Loan Association \ 1222 Second Avenue 1-2% Per Annum Pay These as a Result Of— ociations including the of our assets or re- BEFORE JULY 15 WILL EARN Savings University Street