The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1925, Page 5

THURSDAY THE § 6 | 4 ———— ——— a. a Grunbaum Bros. EATTLE | The Radio Star STAR PAGE 5 = !U)IININNUONIAUVNNANUUUAUUAOULSONUUNUUUUUUUUECUOGUUHEAOE ATA RHODES ’ FURNITURE A __ Sixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Early Fall Showing of Draperies and Rugs Lustre In a new |Revolution in Broadcasting Is Seen da\ Result of Attempted New Levy on Stations by Music-Owners Gauze Figured and Striped Damask Broadcasting stations in Seattle, and firms sponsoring programs, together with bands and orchestras radiocast- ing thru remote control, were notified by Clark R. Belknap, attorney in the Hoge building, that a $25-an-hour would be charged them for broadcasting songs, music, Beautiful fe $4.00 von window $1.25 | $2.50 vor Filet Net tid ass A spler T5¢ Yor Woot R rtment ¢ or Liberal Credit and Easy Terms ~ GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 4910 plays or by the W ilton ugs socie effects. PRESSURE Cucy Reduced The 4 f the drug ts passing, | rather than suffer longer? Read new light is re myP REE book on Piles and other h RECTAL and COLON disorders. er means Examination | of Lungs or Stomach $2.00 My doctors said a Physio-Therapy ¢ important, so as $1 per treatm EDICAL CLI Seis | “Thad suffered for 18 years with PILES. absolutely necessary. ments by Dr. Dean I was well, gaining weight and strength: free from all nervous troubles.” of WHAT this woman writes is typical of |; 1 hundreds of extreme cases of PILES * which my celebrated non-surgical meth- od has permanently CURED. It will cause you to act promptly. suri Isn't it "It the. third course ls taken a revolution in programs may be Acid Stomach’ Stomach “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” ¢ |‘ asters, |The Lied Better than Soda stomach an a saturate fi st5) an hour charge Comp lishers pro for the society, banishment fr members’ we put composers’ on Attempts such fight inte fore, will not be heard. physician 1 | worth a few treatments by a recognized * ore es his per. | Specialist, who will GUARANTEE . s ‘ Any Seattle firm yne ee ee es CURE you or return your FEE, | Comes three times as i the alr must Radio has by the America HUGE SUMS ASKED BY SONG COMPOSERS made as J An. — t pop TTEMPTED imposition of a bi Authors and bly will result, not & grand money-making but In practleal \ the alr of its Crandell, I The average broadcasting sta ter-t uct f tion, not subsidized by a news g oamless 1 KTCI > fig t m paper, cannot afford to pay the oe : Oval Rag Ru gs , ‘ charge; firms sponsoring pro Aumintser R ugs e sf arr vik 4 ye grams will not pay it; orchestras ate aise tractive combin: t ' t cannot afford it cp elie These sare clonely woven pes rt I Radio must launch out into new ® and patterns and will lay flat on the ido ) fee: KFOA has pat fields, learn new stunts, work 1 closely woven w RADIO FACING out new programs, bring new ! REVOLUTION ideas Into play, And radio will 23 5 af vq. || do Just that, It has been getting 27x48-ine! $4.75 5 “musical programs” too E ox6-4-inch 86.75 | ; Public taste wearies of 6x60-inch $7.75 bs night after night, week in, society doesn't control all the music in the world; authors in the society haven't « monopoly on radio play produc expected. There will be less mu as : | Sie played; many of the classien | thtuttle the entertainment and 6 will, disappear from the air, || Sducation of millions of Ameri X-RAY ot cans, will meet only one end— . . much of the popular dance music : ; Fluoroscopic —— || failure And radio will emerge from the something broader and bigger than hereto <= saa adcasting n So this, to better, ‘i eavy in ISA PEACOCK ashamed of HIS LEGS ? his legs, does he always lower his tail? Medieval nature-fak- ers puzzled over this and other entertaining superstitions, Today we know better, and we are fast getting away from other popular superstitions, as, for in- stance, that there is something mysteriously” “better” about “east- ern” motor oils merely because they cost more and are made in the East. Superstitions Pass—the Facts Prove Zerolene’s Superiority As a matter of fact, there is no better motor oil than Zerolene, which is produced right here on the Pacific Coast from selected western naphthenic base crude, refined by this Company’s patented high vacuum process, submitted to 15 positive checks for quality. |: not, why, when he looks at Experienced Automobile Men Disregard Oil Superstitions Experienced automobile men pay no tribute to superstition — they gauge a lubricant not by price or where it comes from—but by car performance and low main- tenance costs, Zerolene is not only successfullylubricating more cars in the Pacific Coast states than any other oil made;—it is used and recommended by automobile agen- cies and big users of such cele- brated makes as Cadillac, Chrysler, Insist on Zerolene— even if it does cost less Dodge, Lincoln, Packard, Pierce- Arrow, who know that true mo- tor oil economy is not a matter of price per quart, but what the lub- ricant does. Less Carbon—More Power Zerolene will improve the gaso- line mileage, reduce carbon remov- al operations and lengthen the life of your car, Why pay tribute to a superstition? Insist on Zerolene— ask for it by name. Get the Facts! A series of independent and im- purtial reports showing the experi- ence of large users with Zerolene motor oi] has been collected in our booklet, “Why Pay Tribute to a Superstition?” Ask any Standard Oil Company representative or Zerolene dealer for a copy. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) Musical Programs H Hard Hit; Composers Demand H uge Fees and two-tor HE hardest blow radio has sustained was dealt it in| season's m Has good. lustre @ Seattle and the Pacific Northwest Thursday by the ing pie a war sighs American Society of Compos Authors and Publishers. fee reading matter, copyright on which is controlled} a 2 | KUOM Stepping | Up Its Power DEPARTMENT STORE PARK ote A 10c Be sure to have Salesperson stamp your Garage Claim Cheek for Special Rate Stores Garage 2 Hours for by Making Purchases in Our Store F riday Hour Sales No mail, 8 Fae taken on Friday Hour and the right to limit quantities is reserved AUGUST Cle make attractive 9 to 10 11 to 12 WOMEN'S COATS— BOTs ri ay FURIES on The ” 31a KGO TO PRESENT AIR COMEDY Only One Seattle Station Broadcasts Thursday Eve telephone or order every item unusually in value and ecor 10 to 11 MEN'S UNDERWEAR 1 to2 MIDDIES— BAND concert, a musical pr m and the weekly flight of the Bats are the only things in Seattle for the crystal setters and the one tubers Thurs GIRLS’ day evening L¢ Fal but not En t ur, August KIR { " } « A at Cle KFOA r ' Paacaite iy ss 89c BOYS’ FLAPPER SUITS The Police 1 s from » bla pete 75¢ ) Suit t 1 W k from 7 t a 4 : PLISSE CREPES — 250 zes 3 to 6 years, 17 1 and CURTAIN MARQUIS t most of 1 are Tom 1 the Bats from 10 on to 40, but not each KTTE—36 inches » Ap ee oe Sanaa aie KGO Players present “Kem t I t ur, August py.” & comedy by Elliott Nugent K f Clearar with Bert Horton in the title i J ust ( 19¢ 2 95c role, Wilda Wilson Chureh di 1 (ea Ly are reets, The Arion Trio plays be . Lape. 19 PEROXIDE tween acts. SWISS— 640 wl ve 38 CURTAIN 4-oun mena 2 186 neler wave © in well lian National quartet jar and semi Winnipeg is Latest News for Friday Shoppers Railway's strin; A-program of pop! classic numbers Snave wie: _& Wool Remnants, Friday, Half Price ~~ 8 Silk Remnants, Friday, Half Price phonograph record manufactur LUUUUAI Mm mmm ers,” Attorney Belknap — told Radio Star. “They feel that they e should be paid by broadcasters P ri c 500 yards of 12-momme weight, 33-inch, extra quality Japanese Pongee Silk. f J While it lasts, Friday, a yard 50¢. t . : Rhodes’ Dept. Store—Upper Main Floor te ‘ ; 1 ; ! Obtained at Rhode | 2to 3 HANDKERCHIEFS — F are in solid ¢ 4to5 CHILDREN’S SOX—Half and three-quarter Sox, in white i—We shave is special pur- * zs urds in 30-inch only, with turn-over cuffs of he ; fine for school : A splendid fab- assorted colors. A broken line mping. Formerly 6c. For this n001 bloomers, s of sizes from our regular August Clearance and house aprons. A quality stock. For this hour, August 5c 2 for comparable Clearance price, ..15¢ ring @ and orchid, i i 25. Formerly in peach color to 42. Formerly hour, August ..50c coco nerel | DR. HI TON M ARRIE 7D figure Hour Ai Toda p LAER | KFO counc!t valet Fe a Foe : : hee ee Ren | Dr. Leighton’s church, Sunday THURSDAY FRIDAY | Vas-t:45 P.M. | evening HOME STATIONS KTCL (305)—2 Od PA hagas aircon mahh ue irate cr ota Teas sere, at ONE, STATIONS. 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