The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925. ——__—___. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE & oa ae —_——— —— Apes eTTTTTTTTTUUUVUUUUAAHATLUUUULULUUULULUUUUUHUUULLLLLUAAUAAULLUUUEUUULLLLLLLLLL LL ce w— 6 =| “Phantom Newsettes RHODES tt Grunbaum Bres (———____ * FURNITURE DEPARTMENT STORE Sixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine Owners and Operators of KFOA | S A LE 6: COA Ts eh Purchase For Girls and Junior Misses Novelty Fabric Gloves Coats that have been taken from Ordinarily you pay $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and regular stock because of the bro- $2.00 a Pair for Them! ken size ranges—made of Polaire ty fa aloves. with thes t deiiall ante coatings in plain shades and plaid also shades of beaver, KK 1 patterns of good colors. Many are hd cc single _ ae : fur trimmed, Priced for rapid dis- Mileage ean roid , te npr posal! braided. effe . , Collegiate Department—Ithode Women's Glove Dept.—Rhodes Two Attractive Values in ROCKERS Cozy Rocker Finished in Mahogany stheomiane Nets ——— This comfortable rocker, exactly as pic- tured, has a soft, spring cushion of neatly de- signed jacquard, The finish is a rich. brown mahogany. | | | | | | | | i | | | | | | | | Men’s Fall Weight Night Shirts The Change of BUYers Kutra Special! 1.89 SA | } | A Regular $2.50 Garment! SHOES Special A brand new lot of Men Shirts, made of extra heavy § Amoskeag Flannelette,” and frog TERE Cee High-back PHANTOM NEWSIES will sell The Star on downtow: trimmed. 180 garments in all, lib Se vare i R ot f corners Saturday noon for the benefit of the Mother Ryther erally large and in attractive strip Is in Full Sway! ; ocker 0 home at 4416 Stone y. Here are two of them, the ings. Great for winter nights! Every pair of Shoes in this sale is of Rhodes’ standard quality! There- are over 40 Quartered Oak intend to appear: t-right, they are Miss Leona Lykh and Gwen Russell, of the Columbia theater. Beautifully finished Wool-Mixed Union Suits in golden oak, as shown 5 q rz styles of Oxfords and Pumps to at the left. Genuine ‘ .; P . Heavy, durable wo $ 65 choose from, including satins brown Spanish leather * : mixed Union Suits wit! hear and leathers! cushion and comfort- Bes ene flat-lock seams and closed able high back. crotch, in all sizes, A regular $3.00 seller for Saturday only, $2.65. Special Ex-Of ficer Rum Runners Liberal Credit—Easy Terms ren fica ks Defeated by Hijacker GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE co. Young Englishmen Lose Money and Are Back Home After Adventures in Forbidden Trade Men's Departiment—Rhodes' ONE GROUP $ 628° | Formerly $6.50, $7 and $10, for f Hallowe’en Boys’ Outing ONE GROUP 4 44 cisrinnteamiecniniiciaai Clown be Formerly $7, Costumes Pajamas || iih for Sizes 4 to 16 $1 5° nd $2.25 ia: sSberialiat $ 00 ONE GROUP $ 55 f Boys and girls wearing sizes Boys’ One-piece F y . 8 to 16 years will have a lot Pajamas of excel- ormerly $8.50 : i ment a of fun on Hallowe'en night in lent weight out- and $10, for + awe tt foe one of these black or orange ing flannel in pink, blue and laven- clown costumes. Without bells, der stripings, and trimmed with Make Selections Now, While $1.75; with bells, $2.25. frogs. Sizes are 4 to 16 years. Assortments Are at ter, “Hach » Bpectatn Boys’ Department—Rhodes’ Boys’ Department—Rhodes' Their Best! j specitic for stomach, headache, colds, rheu- taatiem, Dervousness, eatarrh, Cough and Bigod duorders. Treat HAUVUUQUOUANEOALUEUASUUANUOAA ‘ Lb. Juvenile Boys’ More of Those Ape Wonderful rolled for Saturday Selling! Chocolates $7.50 to with Cream, ome | orgies and c You a | Nougat For the youngsters wearing sizes = Ordinarily ool Bargain Even mot | ozmereetsas | | A cae STANLEY CARPENTER TOOLS featured at astonishingly Saturday | acecatite tabrivak Those garments “0 for Millinery low prices—(Saturday only.) Every item a bargain. are’ very well! made. Like This! & and 10-inch Ball-bearing Ratchet | JACK PLANES, corrugated bottom; 50c Taval Digetaentc bodes’ Noles Se sree Gaither #458 oociel.... SLID | Seeded kes, cs DOD pm Spe 25c soe ie Piet : $2.69 AUMINUM LEVEL, regu Special En EE SLL PAID COOLIES 1; coolie can only move one ton one IT, Oct. 16.—Engineers for| mile a day, while the railroads in j oREW DRIVERS, { JACK PLANES, regular 2 ‘inch SCREW DRI } 5 As : PA ripe ee a am ey tae : / $4.35, Special .. 98 | ren. 350, Special 25c feaves Ob ole y he General os Dee h der art-| America move one ton one mile for \ Many more items of this famous : halite oaueacce ae ts ment have figured out that by our | one-half cent. line priced accordingly. See them Bargain Square 2 mous |standards the Chinese coolles, who | ‘They | work for 10 cents a day, are paid 20} Mother, bring home some of Boldt's aid they <¢ nk it would times what they are worth. This| Milk Bread—2 for 25c.—Advertise- One Bank Raid Is Enough, re Saatrable, | a We community elub | conclusion is based on the’ fact that _ment, xs Minnesotans Think Grasshoppers are such a pest in NORTHFIELD, Minn., Oct. 16 uth America that the government s Nerves that were frayed 39 years tains cial department to bank raid here, still tingle In some sections of Kentucky a 4 rifleoman who can not hit a nail At L Th HALF PRICE! consideréd a Another Big Shipment of Scot-Tissue “Soft as old linen.’ Special [Oc (1,000 sheets to roll) quality soft, white ab- paper. SECOND BASEMENT SATURDAY 18 THE LAST OF Domestic 6-Lb. ELECTRIC APRON AND SOAP SALE | FLBGNE ror REDUCED For just a little longer, we offer all Dental work at ; One-Half or less the regular prices. Note these: 1 LARGE RINSO ALL 2 SMALL LUX 1 1 Assorted colors. Aprons alone worth $1.00, SECOND BASEMENT An exceptional tron ji value; heats quickly and stays hot; fully guaran. Millions now easily reduce There is no excuse for excess fat today, i $580 To Any person who permits it suffers in beauty, health and fitness. In every circle you can % po Ri see that milli ave learned how to re+ move it. Overweight is not one-tenth so mola Prescrips ‘ pleasant way. i Through $8 Crown and Bridge ; ara i 3 th ; i ; | is nthe ee To Vancouver, B. teed; standard cord, ‘ake four tablets a day and watch the ex- % > MOTOR BU W. ‘k N fh! pty apped adual, rarely * 1918 Thiri or! Ow | FIRST BASEMENT 2 y Bawa 18 years. " "$578 TO Countless people have used it and told others f about it. The use $4.00 ; And like all our Dental Work are people all about you who can tell you what it does, Learn the facts about Marmola, Our DR, C. A, MARCUM \ tells you exe : Guaranteed for 15 Years! { srugelat slees You must have w thorough H A La Lot of 4-quart ALUMIN yourself learn ete ould be done by an These startling reductions are made to induce you to pert. The fitting of the is as essential as tho lenses. ‘The Pleasant Way toRedace THe Marcum Optical Co. MARMOLA Mall for ne MAIn-fapn ome of the Heat 28eSample 2-236 General Motors Bidg. DETROIT, MicH, | Free $2.50 Ginasen on Barth FLAPPER Guaranteed ELEC- 49 SAUCE PANS and apartment-size PER- | RIC CURLERS, Extra Special Cc COLATORS, marked for quick selling) vin sot turn the tialr; makes a tight curl, A wonderful i ra 49c value. BACH come in and see what excellent dental werk we do at prices far below the regular rates. \ ezseze a Chines Remedy Co, BLiot-4701 | High-class work and personal service. Let us explain our Easy Payment Plan. PIONEER DENTISTS Collins Building, Second and James St. Telephone MAin-2736 Dr. H, 0, Danford, Manager Pa-military and alle way doctor and for- NM mer lecturer at a medical clinte, Both are splendid values, FIRST BASEMENT 917 First Avenue atablinhed 1906, Near Madiaon