The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925, (oe Ea eres ies SR SR SE I IR at ER a DEATH HAUNTSCHIEF PRAISES\(cwonex wevsce> >)LEGION SPECIAL|COUNCIL BUDGET LABORS — = ====sewweeeeencememen 9 HUAGKERS HIS AIDES —_‘rowowiv'osiner) WILL GO EAST ENDED WITH $50,000 CUT “Washington Posts Send 1926 Tax Bill to Be 4t 4to 5 Mills Higher Than Baker, Sowash in Last Ap-'Capture of Bandits “Fine peal to Save Necks Work,” Says Severyns th strychalne "| Delegates to Omaha Meet Last Year, Councilmen Estimate VAN \ c. 8 Chief of re § ' About : ™~ Or Harry F, Sowash, | age and quick tednes: budg 3 jackers and mmurder-| ficers which ext x . | make their final fight for! of thre ; t : their lives in the court of appeals| HM. Jot mpl att breab 1a two moths at Okalalia p2ison Peete ae | See Back to the Fireside fis Ue ings is there any ything more € nticing thi an to slip into hang on Septemt that the 1926 bu vd} Steel Span Across West a snug arme hair in front of a roaring, crackling fire? The two men were convicted 1 trimmed neve a : wash No place in the home is quite so popular as the fireside hijacking the Bery! Ga rv ‘ Waterway Is Discussed during winter months—for this reason, you'll be inter- and murde ested in these featured fireside items. FAKE 1 THAT WATSON SEEN |:: tio Police and Sheriffs Rush to| Exch Westlake Address res eae eke Li ¢f | TO: O-NIGHTY = a TOMORROW ALRIG ur For Constipation Nature's Remedy (NR Tab- lets) a vegetable laxative || ‘WRtah 4, a r tia 7 = Ber would meet the Asks $10,000 for Teen fe wvhians De oe Cold. met aiming BUT 10 Foot ne am aaa me an| SINGLE FOIL CIGARS ia ones Cigar Colne. Distributers caused tackle on the steamship| dent occurred 1200 Western Ave.sELiot 1266 C Anelura to fall. H. H. Klingel court Wednesda: NAG | Indian Held for Pa P4P Stabbing Chinese oa oe’ STANDARD Furniture Co. SECOND AVE. AT_PINE St. 62 Years Furnishing Better Homes PYORRHEAg# i Positively A ch Pordeat cat tes a ° guccewe""* Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION Mi is no commodity today that carries BY H more of that intangible value called d nee) “Good Will” than does sole leather. Goo The tanning of sole leather, in this country, \. is an American Industry. In its history appear W, Il the names of leaders in our nation’s wonderful 1 Zone gtowth. The founders of our industry were men who sought freedom in this new world, who fought for independence, whose high ideals founded our craft upon a basis of fair dealings and honest merchandise. The aspirations and the traditions of those pioneers have been handed down from father to son to the men who guide us today, many of whom are descendants of those early settlers whose tan-yards were a stone's throw from Wall Street and who stripped their bark in the forests of Manhattan Isle. =e Gi feel justified in claiming that there + NEW TREATMENT—NO PAIN NO MEDICINE Leese Teeth Hecome Sotid, TREN CONSULTATION, pert, OF ONAL DISHAsES, ELECTRO MEDICAL CLINIC \ The ORIGINAL 611 Third Avenue \" Matted Milk WE 1 EVERYTHING Ortental Spice Cake at| it's g00d.)—Ad. 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere Ww B THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Fewer clerks to wait on you here because you help wait on yourself. That means lower operating cost. A saving for us is a saving for you! New Fall Dresses Cos ez) Silk and Wool Res “Good Will” has been termed the “Personality of Business.” As an asset in the sole leather indus- try it is invaluable. Could it be translated into dollars, it would reach figures hard to comprehend. We do not have to hesitate or equivocate when we say that Nothing takes the place of LEATHE AMERICAN LEATHER PRODUCERS, INc. ONE MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. ¥. Sizes 16 to 48 Satin— Crepe Back Satin— Flat Crepe— Twillsheen— Crepe and Georgette— Gold thread embroidery on bright silk—chinchil. lette fur trimmings—beadings, back and side flares shirred collars—long and short sleeves—fancy buttons. Cuckoo, wine, black, navy, brown, blue, tanager, queenbird, Infants’ Part-Wool “Rubens” Wrap-around style— °IVEST flat seams— 75¢ a SO SEU ME sizes 2 to 6 MEN’S WORK SHIRTS G5: oxrams °Q*° comers 79°) | Sizes 6, Fine blue chambray | BLO0 xe ERS —triple stitched peamn=tyro pock- 9%, 10, 1044, it only. Good | made in cotton charmeuse. lth buttons—extea full cut ees finen 13 to 7. Wonderful values, x year welt leather Ai x) Ggod colors and black, PUMPS With Steel Arches y Ono-strap style in the popu 396 Pairs Women's | 05 ( lar tan shade, Good leather ee sn) soles with rubber-tipped loather heels, Lixht suede sock lining Novelty cutout or inlaya on vamps, Neat perforated trimmings. Built to stand heavy strain on shank—have steel arches, More than your money's worth in this lot, |