The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1925, Page 3

JULY 18, THE SE TEST COWS ON STATE TOUR County Association to id State College Service TRIP ATTLI MONDAY : ! STAR THE GROTE-RANKIN CO Smart Bathing Suits $3.35 CYNTHIA GREY Chance Acquaintance| Summer Problem Summer Proposals Aren’t Kafat Propositions! CYNTHIA TO START JULY 21 | All Pet Great Semi-Annual Various Dairy Farms Near ~., The Biggest |ossecs bee) BY t that if 4 ee And any pretty girl—we doesn I ) hog= t ae ay pretty if she wears her and can t r se | 4s A r to good advantage—can become the idol of Fy to keep cool J f Wt «| drean for a short time, at lea hot lip into one : Myon J That's why summer fs the open season ‘for romance } { th ay Fibeg : why the summe ort ch a matchmake Vs t ike h imer 1 ich a matchma} 4 | ‘ I } Van . F ate in any of our great Semi-Annual Clearance my mith iy ‘ 1 foi ‘ heidi ia eid Pal at / r" i C Sales, are now awaiting you. Our stock was I ' ers the months of duly A\\\ | ul purchys aby never cleaner or more up-to-the-minute in style. : j ; Ail ron MG en ell { j AC chee We offer you a choice of our many ¢ arefully ENUMCLAW SCENE “ ° abe) R ipsa ae selected lines of beautiful models in OF WEDNESDAY TEST : rt : PANTAGES BEING) uci nee 2 ed a this se <->Style and Quality |° REDECORATED | Footwear x ‘ ; E : ae “ih = inp! : . . Silk and Wool Sweaters AllsGreatly Reduced —at— * ° e em are: July 1708 t inh Bt ae hy : ‘ Chie J i J iT n 0 ™m We have two floors of shoes, and every pair is July és oar t, ; k mn | sta Silk and ‘Wool Sweater on sale except main lines of Cantilever and M Rock M f ri in many styles and in = Grant Flexated corrective shoes. Even in these ath ay egal pastel and high shade " i. such seil-foam green, aa famous makes we offer you broken and dis- rust, tan, arange, orchid continued lines at : bg ase * im é , 8 . costumes for sport or out Booze Cargo Seized on Elks ‘ Oh mezzanine and main balconie ing wear, when worn with a pleated skirt in white ox Special Convention Train | Crash Victim’s Foot a ventilating avatert harmonizing colors. These Sweaters re from our regular stock, greatly Special Prices May Be Amputated 5 0 100,000 reduced for July cl ane Women’s Cantilevers Sscastinsed ince $6.85 to $9.85 2 ag Ais Steven vor, 1000 Cones zi = Men’sGrantFlexated tw: ““"" $6.85 ---$7.85 Ser woch ‘ny sar sollana na] "apa cera ¢ nies Strutwear, Van Raalte, in Quaker, Phoenix Silk Hosiery Suede Pumps 85c---$1.35 Only $4.85 The afternoon crowds are large. For better service and convenience to us, please shop mornings. Baxter & Baxter 1406 Second Ave. Sold regularly near three times the price SEATS ON SALE Tickets for “Wayfarer” Are = ES om EEE Sold at Office Monday ‘Hold Venetian Carnival. °: sna igloun pageant to be tium Ju | for Orthopedic Benefit :: fi will re 7 he ght at the Firs EATTLE'S first “Venetian Carnl. A bathing-girl review in which { Me and the entir yal" will be staged on the Lake | society the latest | tas the Stadium Washington waterfront Friday, July | fads will be alat 6:30 Tuesday nig Teeth As Low As $6.50 | 24, for the benefit of the Orthope- |fe The Best Set in Seattle J) dic hospital } ter carntvs ~ SHRINERS PICNIC ieee for $14.50 Practically a new waterside park | a directea and: this means no more. will be created for the aff Ber ezea. Decorated yachts, ca GOLD CROWNS $4 and $5—No More. Gold Inlays, $2.50 to $5—No More Plates Repaired, $1.00 Teeth Added, 25¢ Extra Remember, above prices are the maximum. BOSTON DENTAL OFFICES 142014 Second Ave. Scientists Outnatur- ing Nature | TREATMENT OF DISEASE) NOW BEING GREATLY SIM- PLIFIED The Indu Medabolizer with Actinic Ray, combined with the adio-Vitant Bath is taking the| ast by storm, due to the re-| arkable results heing reported | from the se of this wonderful | instrument According to authorities its very Powerful influence i# due to the adaptation of natural forces to the treatment of disease As soon as it became ‘known that Seattle was so fortunate as to ponsess one of these remark 1 able machines, the people have flocked to the Hlectro-Medical Clinic, 611 Third ave, in much numbers, demanding thin treatment that {he doctors and nurses are rushed to death to they are not anxior more patienta at thi eourse the more Shia becaaueesed in ahead i of thoss whore condition ts not serious, and whone names would be placed on the waiting list ntil a place could be found for them Buch conditions High Bl Heart Cas onln, & ach and n Troubles, and- of the acute and chronic tions that result from p fn the ayatem, and which been the most difficult to bene | fit, are now, in many cases, re eelving instant relief Hthough the coat of thin equip. iment runs into the thousands, the comt per treatment ts very Wittle, aa the treatments are short, not tiresome, but very ine *AYinoreting, 4 ) REVUE the lake end of and be combined with Denny-Blaine blvd. open to the public More than 2,000 women, members of variow city guilds, will take part in the affair BATHING, GIRL PLANNED Fifteen hundred middies from American battleships will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce at the fete. Tennis courts will be used for card and mah jongg parties in the afternoon; for dancing in the eve- ning. thrown | blvd tertainment on the land CARNIVAL TO RUN FROM 2 UNTIL 10 both from water and The carnival will n the afternoon and conti til 10 0 later, Various booth pts of which will go to the ho: will run during carnive Mrs, H. W man of the Transportation for -Blaine streetcar station and from Madison Parkin nl hours Treat is general chair arnival committee will be guests from the Denny tomobiler Asi SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and. INSIST! Praved safe by millions and Headache Pain Neuralgia Toothache afje— Accept only which contains proven directions Handy Alno bottlon of 24 and 100 | Aspirin ie the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticncidester of Salicylicacid « prescribed by physicians for | Colds Neurilis Lumbago Rheumatism “Bayer” package “Thayer” boxes of 12 tableta Drugyiats provided | co will be set aside | Doings at Lake Ballinger , of Nile temple, | try club at Lake rought out an | The annual pienic held at Te Ballinge | attendance of nearly The program lasted f ntil 11 p. m., and featured a ple traw hunt in whieh ht in two bar ball game be en the Shrine patrol and band. in the t Jand dancing | evening afternoon and |Ask New Trial for | | Grocer-Bootleggers| Motions for a new trial on behalf of Louis and Harr |heard Monday by F¢ Cobb are to by Judge Net- | deval erer The two brother con. | iB aid selling: Nquor ery store, 1422 Mad json by a jury a week ago. In sufficiency of evidence and errors in { the trial are alleged by Charles | Moriarity, ther counsel | ‘(KENTUCKY MERCHANT || WOULD BUY SOME OF jj STATE WILD HORSES |} | H" JARING that horses were so |} numerous in astern Wash |} ington that they were used as |j hog feed, A. Tt. Campbell, a mer |{ || chant at Howel, Ky, has re |] quested that biological officials |] |] at Olympia, Wash,, send him two carloads, according to wn an nouncement Saturda. Mr, Campbell Wid been in formed by newspaper report that the hog-feed was $3 || ‘or horee { he offered |! ) each fo) yearolda in {| Heal many of the Bastern Wash | R horses are so wild that | they never have been branded, || officials predict that the Ikon tucky rider will receive ome | new thrills from their Western |} mounts « decond Ave. THE last word in transconti- nental trains: “The Olympian” Leaves Seattle Union Station Fourth and Jackson, daily 9:30 a. m. Let our travel experts give you full particulars. City Ticket Office Phone: and Madison St. EL iot 6800