The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1925, Page 6

oo|" DOWN orchestras from three stations. ” erases om ieee MA | ED> Bravery to Ry Th dance orchestras start t 10 LJ °. lrrom KPOA ant Kutt, which otter Entertain on Air pleaded nd Kilbourne’s, respec Ad Walker, the star, and the tive hil ay runs from! Un) sity of Washir nm dramat ( n broadcast from | compa that wil oduce “Th Men, young men dress up now for the and boys, Knights Templars Conclave, the Wayfarers’ Pageant, the National Swimming Championship, the Sportsmen’s Annual Show All in Seattle July to August 1 Just bring a “A Dollar” and take your choice of these wonderful suits— and pay the balance as you get paid. A Splendid Saving. Opportunity One and 2 Pants SUITS A suit bought here at @ur regular prices is ‘ys an east value. And when prices are reduced, as now, the favings are really re- markable. Mighty fine suits at only Top Coats, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings 1427 Fifth Ave. Between Pike and Union 27 =——— a = z a The Radio St. ar 4 sad KOA’s third “Voice of Seattle’ to Be opera “la Deny enttle at 7 Eriday, KGO is ai € 1 ted “pr el show . TT) in t Heard Over Nation Seah HEL satieia ten beer wal. | proms iden to 7 Scots and Irish poets and com KTCL DADIO programs seem to run posers at 9 KWG puts on the Ad in threes Friday evening Hoot Owls at 10:30, Other Att George « there are three orchestral con broadcasters offer concerts, fol the ad fore certs, three vocal and instrumen: lowed by dance orchestras tal programs and three dance 1 Gardner, #0: | Luck several songs on | will ade" at M July 16, "| Miami Elks’ Band sips fo Play for KFOA ity of Other orchestras include Wik | a liam = Hofmann’s, from) ‘The = | Was Olympic, broadcast by KFOA t band from M ted under | ¢ from 6 to 6 Kirehner's New | tt 8.U. W. Mins er Washington and Warren Ander w as an iow bre son's Western Giant, broadcast nd ot nt cast have KFO. 1 a by KTCL at 7 and 9. wor 5 work tw o- T rid t radio t rec the KTCY players. pecial trait n Yel “| First Radio Picnic . eA "| From KTCL Monday a ixona! m The “Voice of Seattle” is to be KCL will’ stag | brondeast at 8:20 Friday night |" plenic Monday m in from the corner of Second aye, | connection with the KTCI Giles CHANGEABLE, WOMAN and Spring st, where the KTCL | club. 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