The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1925, Page 7

ot VEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 192 THE SEATTLE STAR / 3 iH WORKER KILLED/ @ IN GAVE-IN Aced Man S ed Under ‘ K Landslide \ ) Mankind’s Brightest Day It’s Annive rsary of Invention of Light Globe That Ended Night’s Terror ewe Judge Orders Girl Brought Into Court pe | HERE’S MORE ABOUT Improvements L STARTS ON PAGE 1 | a | E SHINING BULB and the sir t s for Miss R 16th birthd » the homas Edison. nen the tere f her ear, v made possible by “ ! t ented year er by Dr. Lee DeF pe ‘grading " Rainte urd paused in her wor! the Palace Hip theat to pe a for this picture as CITY GIVE 1at sing and glow mOME AID : ‘ hot & Brad vei m ksteta By Jim Marshall 4 ’ W' a birthday greet ing to the , " 5 1 ainsta a oe ; It was t } : Tacoma Man to than 2 me nd etter that ot Address Ad Cub LITTLE THINGS ARE WHICH IS GREATEST MOST IMPORTANT INVENTOR OR WARKIOR? You w “Th | Twins to Be Guests of The Star at Coliseum Tees ees ciurday atiout reat , Tamerlane, Hannih Caesa T Thomas Edise miaapent » Only 40 Days for BY JR. JUSTICE 1.—Whoe n, just for (New Bright Lights on ai ifth Avenue Dazzling |: g your t und hy ip the rem: z within t th it ; havi por this street time next he full 1 of 60 VJournment of tmas and nd taking out the eight ting system ta} | periments which | ently. It is the} to obtain the most | % ible on other | ha result of an ¢ etual work t took only 40 days for the . o watistactory m pe flood to do u thoro Job, leaving only | being interested, and one of the f 4 t {promoters of racing in British Co (1 ali and his crew afloat, The in. | Promoter Lp Stab EY k ‘te | Republican Club sting question Just now is who|lumbla is sald to be giving strong t H Adams | will be captain of the ark and who} @d and comfort, But no one wishe on oO ear wif? constitute the Animals aboard | to be named or quoted Get Light Terms PTAA Se NGUESUEY AWE Cran ir ta ait bvee? In understood that if the bill 5 i he lands commission of the| ‘The flood of legistative bills al PAKAGH, Tace courses will be estat 9 ' entences for publiean club ‘Thur pught to be suffjclent to| kane, similar to 1 Vancou . Pe of the Weat unything less aeaworthy than | And it i predicted that much mor p a {w held in. the hip, to say nothing of ‘the jand energy will be put back of t Res 1 ; » | Butle program Dill at Olympla sete Lorry Craig and a RACING COMMISSION the prophet that 6's wishes 4 Leonard Hill, British sctentiat, | BILL TO STAY LATE of the logislators are eat Ae i ai alr iat it.men wo dress as! ¢ the measures lated that! favor of thie bill, but : (ag ee aie | ilghtly aa women, physicians wo r early and stay Inte Wit would not be’ ve ay homish county | Ha! te vartin anotHoesoulllt deh track bill It is officially | ernor, | COOLIDGE SAYS NATION IN Race Track Bill to Come . Up in State Legislature geese to Do Varied Work in Special I ‘ROBERT HILLIER of BACKS MEASURE ‘6 will remain but 40} "ot NEED OF MORE RELIGION Gnvention That L Is Too Prevale: FREDERIC rel K & NELSON, "DOWNSTAIRS STORF Dependable Goods Economy Prices — fr os 800 Gingham Aprons . i | { ‘4 Hi i m | epee i} TTRACTIVE style 10 in all—in W ha and misses’ Aprons in the : that often takes the of a house : Four typical styles are sketched * I: 1 Many Laws to Talk About “Most lnportade’ Bills Due in Tabislatare Governor Is Mighty Busy BY MARIE a ore ROWE DUNBAR YMPTA ) } worthle ‘Ole but quor in that One mind 42-Inch ne ae Pillow Tubing inces and enough lobbyists for 60 reformer 33 HOLDOVER MEASURES C Yard 10 BE REVIVED A ft and HARTLEY 18 BUSY In : rm weave that will give ee menDe ervice. Simple matter to sew and : fi hem at home One yard makes a ? 86x42-inch pillow case (before hem- y e ¢ ming). Specially priced at 33¢ the - a yard see" ,OWNSTAIT TORE I u Kelso Man Attacked *''" *": . and Robbed by Thug mr ' n a x ven his Mother-in-law wouldn’t tell him ARD to believe, may- be, but here was an actual case where even his mother-in-law wouldn't speak to him about a cer- tain thing. Both mother-in-law and wife were aware of it. Yet both remained silent. Frankness on this sub- ject might have benefited him greatly. Still they didn’t know what to do about it. nd wh 2 oe know tosis (unpleas- That's the insidious You, yourself, rarely when you haye | mary about it. And even your Cth nds won't tell you 1 1 Sometimes, of course, ha gar rder that requires pro- fessional advice. But ust and fortunately—halitosis a local condition that yields to the regular use of Listerine as a mouth wash and Tt is an interesting thi t this well- known antiseptic that has been in use for years for surgical dress- ings, possesses these 1 s:,| Mee] properties as a breath deodorant. Their Tt puts you on the safe and polite Session a mn some deep-sea ‘all S Listerine halts foc d fermenta- ion in the m dg and leaves th sh and clean. some other th t by subi in, This safe and long-trusted an- tiseptic has dozens of different uses; note the litdle circular that comes with every druggist sells original b never in sizes: 14 ¢ and 1% ounc for economy cal Compa bottle. Your Date rine) in the wn package only — There are four ounce, 3 ounce ¢. Buy the lar Lambert P fair premium 4 pari-mutuel LISTERINE, Hiller appen unization t estate ope: tor a big busines and a prominent banker are re man ported O Pretty Styles to Select From 1ioned of good quali plaid and novelty riety of colorings d yarn er d large sizes. Low-priced, Thursday, at 93¢ each. * 31-Inch “Flour Sack” Muslin At 15c Yard A durable weave of Muslin that is | the same as used for making flour sacks. Homekeepe er this mus- ~ | lin for kitchen and other 31 inches wide, priced, Thursday, at | household purposes and _ specially Pi DOWNSTAIRS STORE 15¢ the yard. | i at the top of peak in it two feet Oysters in se em fried t Boldt’s. (Popular prices)}—Adver A CHALLENGE We'll make a little wager with you that if you try one tube of Listerine Tooth Paste, you'll come hack for more, LARGE TUBR—25 CENTS