The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 5

| THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 5 . CO RNS a. vty Pe TIL LULU LUI UII TTT TUITE UIIUUL LULL LHL LA LULU LLL Lhe i en? t Qe Ns | Peunbdun Bras Hop Picking Has Started in Valley m1 RR HOD E (= e FURNITURE _ Indians and White Folks Get Jobs pa) eee a iar arn, : Rhodes’! DB, ; a Owners and Operators of KFOA Sixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Lee, Your Car Blores Hours > by Making Pardinees | Be Sure to Haye Salesperson Stamp Your Garage Claim Check for Spectal Rate, _ FRIDAY HOUR SALE No mail, telephone or C. ©. D, orders taken on Friday Hour Sa e, and the right t limit quantities is reserved 9 to 10 10 to 11 11 to 12 1 to 2 Black Sateen; 26 Children’s Hose; of Striped Flannels; 150 Odds and Ends of wom Household Needs at very special prices Tea Pots ae ued Ilnle and me- yards, 32 inches wide en's front clasp-on gi C : rows with and in fast dies of plain materials, tive band triped patterns so de figured broches and com. Each Lil ie Fc, une dresses. imperfect{ sizes sirable for early fall binations with elasti ty request this hour in are 6% to 11%, but no ur Idning Depart: each size in every ent at o this t 2 3, 3 12 ard 19¢ aso 37c tice ae “Be Priced for quick clear yard ance, this how in on Or 3 pairs for $1.00 a yard ‘ hi r or Offering a Saving on ne. Coder Oil and Mops ecial purchase permits these unusua dresses. These are to Sizes are in a broken go on sale for the hour Women's Undergar Corset Depart 59 CEDAR OIL Infants’ Wool Bands ment, at c 79c O84 Tals of Women of two wel known Sweaters, including 18 $ Rubber Sheets for in CEDAR OIL _ $1 89 rayons ynd 3 of wool; makes and in sites 2, fants’ and youngsters’ 3, 4, 6 and 6, but not These come in , IL O'CE Regular $1.25 .... e in both aken from our and 86¢ e and natura rly are in three this hour 6, 24x24 and n’s Un ° Wome nches. For thi 19¢ s.. $1.00 tre" 3g¢ intte tntnte” age Send or Bring the Double Seat and Knee Girls and Boys Corduroy mn LULU Manning-Bowman derwear Dept Percolator Sets to Our Knickers In Blzes 7 t Children’s 18 Years White Enameled Medicine cna Shoppe $2. 50 ot real service to be well taken \ on rot thes sturdy, wide care of by our \’ wale corduroy knickers for Expert Men . school wear. Thi Haircutters. duesik durable weigh heavy taped sei IDA PENN (no relation to William, whom her people beat to America by several thou- sand years) could only spare a second for a picture. It was enough. Ida (above, left) is a cultured Quillayute from Neah Bay, temporarily domiciled in a tent on the Spooner hop ranch near Sumner, Estelle Spooner, the real boss of the Spooner yard, got all hoppec up for the picture at right. The lower picture was taken to reassure home brewers of their 1926 supply. [' YOU think Andy ned the in 2to3 Vornen’s Rayon Hose wit! and reinforced feet n, log ¢ beige, r However, the sizes are in broken On sale, this hour, at, 49 pair c Ribbons: In this lot are 200 yards eediepoint, French ombre and metallic vches wide and in a For this hour, 4to5 125 Boys’ Two-Knicker 3 SUITS An hour sale of more than ordinary importance —this pre-school sale of boys’ sults in sizes 7 to 17 years. Sturdily Built P Coaster Wagon Durably bu ement) yard dds and Ends of Wome Pikssal Credit Easy Terms ra, the ‘cal Snegctten ty | By he: ng two-clasp lambekins and Kids, novel n and novelty falsica and =TTUUUALUCUUIVEUAUVQOUENEAOAUUUUAUUUOUAQUOUGGUOUGCUEAAGEEUGAOEUEAEAUAAEUA AL —— mouth tue acre = x re are 106 pairs, formerty Bring the boys with you! | GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. Dor ate = #1 to $2.95 pate For this hour at ONE is es : peal pee ee Ee Sali MHL AN High School Rolls Show Big Increase |" at Roosevelt high sh who have moved to Enrollment of new pu n Seat-| close of last school year. The tle high schools, whi t be! rolimen completed unt! i Fr shown bi, pupils wi ) ling, were changed to “failing to stop | | nis wife, was Injured when Moore's ° r, Dr. Moore Charge jafter an accident” late Wednesday. |e is alleged to, have struck theirs, Altered by Peyser'| mae Fs at, also told Peyser that he had no proof Ho to am harges of ponte ile ees ee Pro is om Peyser mace |that the doctor was intoxicated. WwW Sh 00 Cha 1 jthe change in justice court when! yy, xtoore sald Thursday that Pp preferred against Dr. Walter Moore | Wallingford police submitted affi- (ee, is no more evidence to sup- Blonde Hair to Keep| Monday, following an auto crash on|qavits that Moore was not intoxi-| port the second charge filed against G the Bothell highway Sunday morn: | cated G. O. Lundgren, who, with! him than there was the first. it hen Always —= No Smoke—No Cinders itn —via— The Milwaukee Railway $ 00 PICKERS REGARD nea 408 AS VACATION ry re last year was lisa ppeared? use for hops. You'll need guess as to what that {s have the answer worry about Germany. Americ tchen brewers are atill on the market. nie | Mgnt batr ack the| hair. Leaves Everett Chamber to Hear Eckstein rai ‘BLON DEX "| The Blonde Hair Shampoo | = ees | ood returning through October Real Estate Loans $300 to $500,000 LABOR DAY EXCURSION | 3 | SPOKANE ; as > % | AST CHANCE—go East now while One Ten Hour Special or i : | Leaving 9:00 A. M., Sept. 5th fares are still low! beiahs ane and up, depending on amount desired and summer excursion rates on sale only up kind of property offered as security. s ° oo » to September 15; returning as late as || With Open Observation Car and Dining Car October 31, with very liberal stop-over privileges. NO COMMISSION One Ten Hour Special — “North Enjoy the Middle West and East at their Leaving 9:00 P. Mu Sept. 5th best—Autumn’s glorious colors, crisp morn- | mth . Coast 99 ings and evenings, sunshine mellow-gold. . co Gel OR oF Debt 6:00 A. M. c:rival Seattle on return trip Limited Make the pane ap you have been ae | 3 nghinted ee a aaa, petted h M 3 i p visit the old home; accompany the Geaigned’ in’ the Interest .of the. Worrower. C Famous for its POnIng: vist Tre st to schools but te acre to. (IL | dine te Inert er ELE TRIFIED Over the Mountains | had buy your tickets NORTHERN PACIFIC, for ‘the utmost in service, travel comfort, conven- ience and good things to eat. CITY TICKET OFFICE Make your reservations promptly. Second Ave. and Madison St, Entrust the details to us. || WASHINGTON MUTUAL | SAVINGS BANK A. G. Kinsman, Gen. Agt Orville Neer, City Pass. Agt, | | 1101 SECOND® AVENUE 1407 Fourth Ave. ‘Phone ELiot 5560 DEPOT TICKET OFFICE | a] Northern Pacific Railway | feet sain, Need ead ————————— oes