The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1925, Page 3

025. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER — ae 2, 1925, A GENUINE. ROUND OAK HEATING SYSTEM will heat the whole house. Save one- third to one-half on fuel. And the pat- ented tie-rod con- #struction PRE- VENTS any possi- bility of smoke and gas from explo- sions. U.S, MOUNTING 3,500 Killed So Far This Year in 80 Leading Cities |1925 TO SET RECORD Monthly Toll Is 425 in 10 of Largest Cities Fall Rush Begins—Later We Will Be Swamped Right now is the time to have one of our engi- The slinky dog rolled in the wool and bone He amelled without obligation, give free esti- ns wonderful. I rolled in the wool and bones. 1 grew hungry ystem that will make your 14,| 1 thought of all those cakes where the women were sitting the winter months. ' I ran home Baltim 44, F 8 Ir \' ; 6319 jn Westlake ‘ i \ Across Westlake From Frederick & Nelson's dea Vy ' : : | sons ‘ : # 2 Se herp : || Griffiths Favors [Religious Workers pened ! World Court Plan) Divided on Hanging © A A t ston nine ‘apital punishment was debated | “*T* Judge Austin E riffiths, in al ssued In Spokane Tues- PA etatement PA tay on his way PA war of Europe BE ts the blind Yonal game Judge G of the court, and said I America's forel, attempt to © “Germany States to take a nat world affairs. convinced th attle from & a Jea were about evenly be 5s. with the the more numerc e is watching and her TELLS ABOUT HAWAIL th ned from a| SPEAK ON NATIONAL United c part in AUTO DEATHS IN| +, | \ AFFAIRS — TRUB'S DIARY The Life Story of Bull Terrier BY JOHN TAINTOR FOOTE In Which the Lovable Pup Breaks Up a Meeting of the Bridge Club “Dress Well and Succeed” ae STAR HOME T0 CLOSE SUNDAY Model Bungalow Inspires Many to Build ' i ! H 1 ' 1 I 1 made it « : He t A bones. He We He 4 t fr He ‘ a M 1 Ww 1 Ms H 1 eben I wh 1 fo 1 ' \ 1 ' © 1 i for (Continued Tomorrow.) MAGEE HEARING POSTPONED Editor Charged With Death Unable to Appear THE GROTE- FIFTH ENUE A RANKIN CO ‘D PIKE STREET Clearance of Used Ranges at Greatly Reduced Prices ST. CLAIR RANGE, with coil pecial BUCK RA} , 6 hole: coil MAJI C MALLEABL oven, complete with coi MAJESTIC oven, complet BUC K R ANC speciz SANICO R ANG! E 20-inch oven, les 6 holes ) RANGE, EMPRESS oven, ce OHIO RAN coils; speci ST. CLAIR RANGE, with coils; sp al ROYAL RANG ; special ... 6 holes, TIC MALLE ABL y oven, complete with coil. MONARCH MALLEABLE terfront ; oven, complete with v ith coils; 6 holes, , 18-inch MALLEABLE with waterfront; , 18-inch o 6 holes, full blue porcelain base, 6 holes, 6 holes, diet E Ranges are all thoroug} overhauled n our own shop. All worn parts are replaced, ¢ as listed are ed to heat quick] bake satisfactorily NEVERFAIL R ANGE, 6 oles, 18. base complete “with coils; special, $44.75 SUPREME RANGE, holes, 16-inch o plete with coils TIC MALLEABLE 1, 6 holes, 18-inch complet with coils; special 1.75 BETTER VALUE NGE 6 holes, 16-inch oven, $36.50 -inch oven, complete oven, pecial..... oven, complete with 6 holes, 18-inch . $39.75 6 holes, 18-inch special. ...$39.75 complete with $32.50 ange; with coils; ae complete 21- inch oven, acts 6 holes, 18-inch 17-inch oven, complete with wage pe wad $36.75 ‘18- inch oven, Paes Paes oe ah $31.7 6 holes, 16- fick oven, oe with , 6 holes, “18-inch apeeiats: RANGE, 6 holes, special. . 17-inch .. $56.75 | UNIVERSAL RANGE, 6 holes, 19- inch oven, complete with coils; special $39.75 BUREAU OF MISSING RELATIVES} | The Star invites itm readers to use this Gepartment as an aid in finding missing relatives or friends. The department ts to help tn reuniting those who have been neparated. Those whose relatives or friends ure missing are invited to report the disappearance directly to The Star. Readers who may know the whereabouts of persons mentioned in this column as missing ne requested also to report to The Star. Other newspapers are invited to reproduce such Items as will interest ). | thelr readers. cate her husband. He is 46 old and has dark eyes and hair. Was discharged from Beaumong General hospl- El Paso, Tex., in June, this FE. S. Birdsall, Auburn, Cal., guar- dian of ANTONIO FARAONE, ts secking his ward, who escaped from state hospital in Au- raone has brown eyes, medium complexion, he tip of his right in- He is about five feet, tall. each rent 930 SHE clothiers have a slogan “Dress well and succeed.” There is nothing but good sense in this, for you can- not have any self-confidence or self-reliance if you feel inferior in appearance to the men you meet in your daily business contacts. This can be perfectly applied to shoes as well. No man can look successful or well-dressed if he has on a pair of inappropriate shoes. Notice the men in all walks of life who you know are successful. You will see that they wear a sensible leather shoe, with leather soles and leather heels. They won't appear in russets after 6:00 P. M., or mush around on flabby soles, or sneak on rubber heels, Look in the best shoe shops and you will be convinced that the best shoes, the style-leaders, are worthy examples of American shoc- makers’ art—all-leather, of course, with solid leather soles and heels. Nothing takes the place of LEATHER AMERICAN LEATHER PRODUCERS, ONE MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, N, Y, INC. . t ehostra will hold forth at the Butler, aoe | TARRIS, fater will ediate ice the war south of W. Myrtle st. and 1, fourth and fifth west of 39th ave, S. W., on amputated. Thursday, from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. This will, not affect 1 servic the high service Address m service from the 2 f ains on Faunt- MRS. © W. Barton st. fe EERIE aS Sig EARL GRAY 10 BE HONORED Butler to Give “Theatrical Night” Entertainment Honoring Earl Gray and his or é chestra, wh leave a ght f ‘or an or an. indefinite Delightful new poate anata flavor—distinctive and oh so good! Savage will be s at a “Theatrical night at> the tractions and dance number will be provided A large num are planning nt| Finest, Karl Gray of Seatt Friday ¥ y at the purest gum—so § velvety are lling themsely and cial round-trip railroad fare. c 7 ed in connection with the La-| smooth! Ay celebration there, Re ha nrranged for a Spokane at the Spokane will and during hie | Souder and his ore | Saturday a