The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1925, Page 9

FRIDAY, AUGL THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 ALL READY FOR GIRL’S DEATHORDERS MINERS FRANCE TO PAY CAR NEN PLAY! @ CHANNEL SWIM ACCIDENTAL | TO STRIKE | BRITISH DEBT ier carnal at moos Temple Is Gay FREDERICK G& NELSON American Girl Ready; Jap-|Coroner’s Jury Ends the President Sets Next Monday Sixty - Two Payments of COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHERS—INTERIOR DECORAZORS D anese Fails in Trial O'Connell Mystery as Time for Walkout $62,500,000 Each Ketpbas Apri Per mamondt 4 death by drowning, PHILADELPHIA Aus i] PAP IS, Aug, 28.—The French cat ‘ ‘ ter fo MNO ST IIE SRT N Ge 1 € one : t of a coroner's jury re.| (United News.)—Coa n the | net approves in principle the Britwh ri 1 people i a emys thracit elds tent f eltlen ff } of _ a 2 * R t midnig ead} - . wu $ bs 4 ar ‘ ry f Monda 1 ord ” jebt t f it * . ese ight by John Lew prone bi 4 sy with an ime t Wa gton carly! of mine k A 168 T 4 t 4 ¢ KE. Stanford Kel 1 ssulng the atri nen it Hetty Me fe t await t ah let bons x toe nent creniiapinenrirtneecnpememenanniaiima i. «4 t 406 Lakeside | which’ convened HERE'S MORE ABOU T ret and Ralph{whether the 10,0 mainter t t ex mm to prove t event ¢ ST ARTS ON P/ AGE | I. Helmy, the Egyptian swimmer : had b J who has been the friend in need fo a v tnesses reconstruct. | the conclusion of ; Women swimm en they had to} ) They told| when the board mpan. queried be hauled from the « sion at 6 p.m nel, beaten And exhausted, was hoping to get away today his attempt at cross: | \°" dng the channe’ DOVER, Eng P)—Professor Nis! swimmer, aband swim the after 80 minut 8-Pc.Walnut-Finish Dining-Room Suite LwPaed” $200.00 ‘THE attractive design and the substantial construction of this 1 adjournment until 9 lay, the mine exe were refused h preety a 10 per cent te ration of the check-o 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite, combined with its soft, Walnut- he Japanese set out t ‘ mployer a} * ® direction Boe fence che ines on ; ; a fetrop finish, mark it as an unusual value. by Gert also had sought « & e nr ‘ r . Int trike oa . Jeb u Ms rT y : themae , oe eakace ee | The Suite consists of 6-foot extension Table, top measure ontinue to work for a new ht the utmost om talles 15x56 inches when closed; Buffet, 60 inches long; and 5 Side Chairs and Arm Chair, with seats upholstered in smooth mo- hair. Exceptionally priced; 8-piece Suite, $200.00, Matching Server, $37.50 China Cabinet to match, $60.00 Frederick & Nelson, ret yrs coe hn Kilbourne or |e aa" Fight Reveals - s Again Delaye y To Honor Eagles Biecvrvas nee of Air Mail Robbery” How Seattle’s ne Kil. Was Only Mistake j. Who at pty bourne, cont sa bank holé:| CHICAGO, aug hy v page Gains . Fourth Floor up. Young Kilbourne nd ur Ex it nys dersized, is still nursing wounds in! te opin pis »| OLYMPIA, Aug. one arm received In a battle with rained eased on Our Budget (Pay-Out-of-Income) Plan aids in the solu- citizens, wh two of the han-} rar ae * tion of many homefurnishing problems. This Plan pro- a ¢ H wi # prelim nary | . vides for a convenient initial payment and a schedule of i r ing before ice Dalton next t uch smaller than t tually are DODGE EXPLAINS HOW COMPANY OPERATES vene in. § ° A parade ts t Monday, first @ staged by t Officers are still loking f easy monthly payments. $2,600 taken from the bank place at @ p. r . . ’ . E pnd Firemen’s Session ; Bothell Bandit Opens at Puyallup a 3 < u c em 0! State en's seociatior . 5 ware resty you think that Is an item Hothell Slate bank bandit een tal was cpened Hee weatere wen! Falls; 3 Are Killed | sarometer of tne consider?” “Donworth asked ; MeeWa Ge Vutca wricay. ive | the aopinteneat of commalttons Trbe| sit near thaltreeieel airtinoe tee th this way," sald. Dodge, “tm : other bandits were killed in the| convention will last three days.| ai today collided and fe 0 Oe ng on ths : gly ais oe hree alrmen and injuring eg of the entire University trae aa : oth ae oo be RTE are expectrng the hotel stock- te Sunn “The House of Perfect Diamonds” STIS ee, baliings ‘on the otal aa ry cl } ——=> a4 ; 4. FREDERICK & NELSON eet FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE | t Ss ’ & =H OW Dj d H e Bane r > a t oa e SHOE REPAIR SHOP (DOWNSTAIRS IRS STORE BUTTERICK PATTERNS | e = 3 ash obuya lamond g | | & 2 buy ¢ = BOOZE DEPOT Several Hundred | | SCHOOL DAYS AHEAD! | | §) = He took advantage of Weisfield & Goldberg's Easy Credit Plan: Pay while wearing = — | : j ys ==\Five Men Arrested in the N A H | | EB z iO Bowman Hotel Here ew utumn ats | B ’ S h | S it i of \e | 9.85 - $12.35 = y= | Mothers of boys of 7 to 16 years will find an | = af =| or extensive selection of suits ready in the Down- g fe stairs Store. | = = Style, tailoring and fabrics considered—they are | — = very good values. e = = - Four-piece suits—coat, vest and 2 pairs of e = = knickers. i 2s fe Plain-back coat style. Good-looking mixtures | = 7 thwe wéndertal, Welsted &°0 7 alr ra and over-plaid patterns in wide variety. Sizes | hi 2$ a O berg Diamonds—blue-white, full cu 8 50 =| Biheteers nae tN wai gee 9.85 ‘ i = and perfect. Mountings of 18K ill ag real eee eet Se velvet, silk and other fabric hats in | At $7.95, $9.85 and $12.35. 3 $1 DOWN white gold engraved in the latest $1 DOWN 9 Tho five spent Thursday t at | a wide variety of styles. | ’ New H. 1.45 and : = BE Weel evict tis a0 easrito own'6te. game 1$1:50 a Week $24 timaleration ator SHcaly. bowke ene eda’ Soa | Boys’ New Hots at 31-40.and S00 : = i = [arraigned Pra ie ee re Secraay i roe al res ie aha | Roll- and turn-down-brim styles of tweed and : 3 5 i if | over-plaid fabrics. Sizes 614 to 7. | i oc: f here are hats for bobbed heads and the > /4to8 ie H = =| vFRams Parked Ce matron, | Small Boys’ (seas) Suits, $6.45 = =| Cee P Hats for afternoon, street and sports wear. | For small boys, just going to kindergarten, these | = | Wattern Attractive value at $3.50. | are handsome little suits. Gray and tan tweed- & gs fa iw car into a machine pa | effect fabrics and wool jersey in blue and tan = =! " DOWNSTAIRS STORE | heather shades. | = = | day n | “4 . : 3 | = | given police after th a | Button-on, sailor and middy styles. Sizes 4 to & | = = | parked qutomobil TJ é ; | —DOWNSTAIRS STORE | : eee se Ap Boys Misses’ Smart : = =! i “ ” = $1 down, $2.50 a week | $1 down, $1.50 a week | $1 down, 75c a week 2 pip Army Last Sweaters, $1.00 Smart Autumn Coats SS Welstieta & Goldhera’« | Weistield & Goldberg's guaran- | Weisfield & Goldberg’s brilliant, S| um Runners Are Shoes |’ Noung girls F t d t $25 00 mee cute teed blue white diamond, per- | beautiful, blue white diamond = | Deported by B. C. | find these I N eatured a * a > php carved mount fect full cut; a flashing stone | set in 18-K. white gold mounting | VICTORIA, B. C.," Aug. 28,—Cap 183 BOUL) \ iy VERY i Pitre gi i = ing « old. The | allve with fire and sparkle. A | of new style » offort re. =| tured by Canadian customs officials | ie and \ > att one. sat a = ring she wants hich you dag! hie: couldn't resist Paaitadl tac dey =| in a raid on ged rum runners at cpap dameriaaan: Oe. TN trimmed. Either uttle and Arthur Fox v ine: with a sep. 4 ) Sion i sor g7a'to F Weisfield & Goldberg & iscr"sacimy, teste beara y) | | bandings of fur, | = 59 00 amous | = | ordered deported to Seattle | phere a Mi | More than 50 smart / é a [llinoi Eyesight Specialist at Your Service “5 cae re al Pik Phen ants lei Ca LNG Bana ae ee = wear, and serviceable for | pattern effec -_ i > : 3 = 0 o = STARTS PAGE O play hour Quite a wide variety of i | lare effects, lines bale = as er Ts rit op = ON PAGE ONE || Sizes 11 to 12%, $3.50. | — «tylos. At $1.00. flowing from the£ | \\—— | Sizes 1, 1% and 2, 84.00. DOWNSTAIRS STORE shoulder, ! | ; sive for $5, if you want tha Sion 2% to 6, #4.50. Naw fabitcs “New ee = A 17-jewel, adjusted and | NOT je ri =) surprising huge yawn, “This ty all} : SCHOOL SUPPLIES Fo ae ey Oe na a = r 4 4 E=/1 can do for $2." . : ‘ a8, : ‘ = guaranteed watch. Na- (ow? Malti si alive ratio Mauincs cet Girls’ a: aay te $25.00. f Wy @ tionally famed fog ne- Avy Sheotetslé BB srr ont a a ee Sahool ‘25 [ = curacy and handsome = simple the game Is, All threo of | ’ X i . : ’ = Myiaicds “A watch | t.-y-mors adapted to” Mane r ete fideo sonen |)’ Shoes anfatinotghenale? int New Arrivals in Women’s = ) ray | ‘ ade p eC (9) =| a Va man (af | hiss i _Tubber € d Mi ’ R . = which you and every- | your face than any\coat fim that toune cent, wines, purminod | Be ay aunty OP an isses Naincoats eat ya ve to your body. oe are Pa oreety aha tn , mA *| Shoulder " ap 50c Red, green and yellow ‘“Slickers” at = have always wanted and | rf ig oF eee Fi as ye ‘te Ott ed | Prana adr ne Wee moe lining iH Outside Rubberized fabric Raincoats in red, blue, aa | ) 5 which you can now have ‘i ue aah as > AIb O: id pan fab one a roa with tank | Broad toe last, ai me | trap ee COC oe and DS ny nae te 4 : F Re etanv Ae dou buy it | e lenses. [alr and bive yen and one x ight | reer hte oh ad, Creda SCHOOL TAGS of ieather Transparent oiled fabric Raincoats in red, § 3 . fs!) man—but, at any , they all saw veel), $2.75, fabric. With expanding 28a ; LAs , ' € = soo the Weisfield & Gold- | We make a specialty = ie ata te UAT a | j Clhacles 14 to 2 (rubber Hisar ss ‘$ 1.00 aieen bids and Meee pate Gol BYORE = 2 f ts , = nough of medium my com. 1eel), 83.00, t NE RS & RE ! = , berg way. of both. Z| panion and 1 agree, “Wonder what | DOWNSTAIRS STORE DOWNSTATRE Tor 4 . faction cardveaders follow."’ 5“ Sam Weisfield Can’t Repair Your Watch, Throw It Away” [6 (Continued Tomorrow)