The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 3

== A I ) TH TAR : PAGE! 92 SALESMENIDENTITY SURE ‘=<: ARE CITED — v-s. Avents say siain Man ais ft To Discuss China Trade Relations Politics Promise Warm Fight for County Jobs THE GROTE-RANKIN CO! we Starwich and Ferguson Eliminated and Man : ; Is “Dutch”? Anderson VE, AND PIKE 81 Hi “un ak na " Unfair Competition Charged . — Ss 2 He w Crown Princes” Claim Thrones i: Cagh Reolatan: Gals U. Students to as eqgister sales . J Tae * BY JOR. JUSTICE ‘ ‘ ; ‘ : Assist Charities / « t ib ry n 7 ae ‘ « ‘. a ® . : min | vais b To End Sev ere Cough Quickly, Try This cb ag eel lg har ma “California Fig Syrup” | Nicest Laxative, ‘ , “Cascarets” 10c | Feel Glorious! | ce Dependable Laxative for Sick ‘" ° safveaiting iusatlve ithe oe PS \ some others, ¢ and there is m determine wh Fine Street, Evening, Dinner DRESSES Just One of a Kind—Half Price The Latest in Goes Fishing-- Catches Duck| Young Men’s\J hb | " Dresses that were are NOW $32.50 Dresses that were are NOW 37.50 X or S Dresses that wert are NOW 44.75 asses that were are NOW 47.50 »s that were are NOW 62.50 f Black or Tan leather; Balloon toe; Zebra welt; welted a8 i were 135.00 are ew ie ol Rubber heels, Sizes 6 to 12 -s that were 165.00 are NOW 82.2 pecially priced at $5.45 Street and Afternoon Dresses of satin, georgette, and crepe-back satin, in coco et, navy and black, Hoyt Shoe Co. 1411 Third Ave. }%, . trimmed with metallic embroidery or beading designs. Evening and Dinner Dr s of fine imported silks, and georgettes, in shades of rose, maize, cocoa, jade, pink and cream, trimmed with metallic effects, bead- ing and ostrich. Mot Important Saving in Regrouped Lot of Smart Coats There are sizes from 16 to 40 bust among these dresses, but there is just one of a kind. —The Grote-Rankin Company, Second Floor In any sleeping posi Pear sep ps ALL FINE DRESS HATS yet buoyartly sup Notice how the body compresses the extra deep main to ports every curve. The beady weight is : perfectly balanced, as firmly and evenly ‘ i | allowing completer'e- supported as all the Pri Cc e E laxation forderpslesp other body contours All of our fine Dress Hats, f Coats : the smartest for “St¥les.:of the season, many copies of exclu- sive models, re- duced One Half. —The Grote-Rankin Company, Becond Floor For Wednesday BABY DAY KNIT WEAR FOR BABY 3-Piece Knitted Sets—$4.50 and $5.95 Three-Piece Knitted Sets, in link and link stitch, are shown in white, pink, or powder blue, trimmed with brushed wool or in plain belted styles, trimmed with’ self-fabric and buttons. These sets are priced from $4.50 to $5.95 Brushed Wool Sets, $5.95 and $6.95 Sets of three or four pleces, made of brushed woo] in tan or powder blue are marked $5.95 and $6.95 M z. + They re sho’ sizes Sidesway, spreading and sagging are pre- Pp Apne es ida tase vented by the. heavy top border and two patented stabilizers. Comfort, long life and Carriage Sets of knitted t economy all go together in The Ace. 11 |: youneetucniect haateeteae: the unusual sleep-luxury that they give. iH] cin, white! trimmed » ‘with | ; p Find out tonight if you are sacrificing pink or blue; some hand | Actually, The Ace spring contains 401 ‘Utility, ‘Sports and Dress Wear .50 No other spring built equals 3 300 The Ace in value and lasting comfort 15 To enjoy the luxurious comfort of The Ace, the finest open-box spring built, now costs ao little that anyone who values health and vigor cannot afford to use any other. in the heart of Te Ace note how the main spirals are cross-tied again at their centers with flexible small coils, where all other springs use unyielding wire or steel strips. | Its selling price means low first cost. Its lifetime service means still lower /ast cost. | Yet its unequaled sleep-comfort would | be cheap at any price. Each big double-deck Ace spiral is free to act independently, meeting every body curve with gentle, firm support. a BY regrouping a large and unusually at- . tractive group of Coats, the Florence Shop has created a special value that many Women will wish to take advantage of. The | Same coats—you will agree when you see them—should command much higher prices. Their smart styles, fine fabrics and furs and j beautiful shades make them uncommonly good values at $49.50. | The Upstairs Shop That Saves You Money / SEATTLE WASHINGTON, In all the world, there is no other spring like it. No other has ever matched the ex- clusive comfort features of The Ace, nor Carriage Sets $2.50 to $3.95 some of the rest which sleep should give ||| Sean oats soe" tnhes “aut, coil springs. 99 are main spirals, 8 inches you. Roll back your mattress and study Bi ats deep, anchored to the frame of heavy your spring. Then, while the picture is angle steel and its 9 stout cross members. ¢i]] fresh in your mind, see The Ace at your dealer’s. Also see the Beautyrest inner-spring mattress, at only $41.50. ATLANTA - Sleeping Garments for Cold Nights Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments, $1.25 to $1.75 These well known garments are featured in sizes 1 to 6 years These main spirals are tied together at their tops by 160 small coil springs. Deeper + CHICAGO ;: Outing Flannel Pajamas, $1.50 Pajama Suits for boys or girls in sizes from 6 to 14 years, are made of striped outing flannel, in pink or blue stripe. THE SIMMONS COMPANY: SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK + (You'll say it’s good.)—Ad- | i Y i at iis Billy Burke Sleeping Garments, $1.50 and $1.95 Dainty Billy Burke Sleeping Garments are shown in striped or novelty pink and blue outing flannels in sizes 4 to 14 years. Outing Flannel Gowns, 95¢ Warm Gowns of plain white outing flannel, in sizes 1 to 6. 1 Round-cornered frame fits both straight-end beds and bow-foot beds. 3 Only The Ace has these 142 | additional flexible coils in its depths. > sensitive 4 The patented stabilizers pre- vent sagging, side~ | lie the 99 Lig spirals at tops and also centers. Dr. Leighton Is aaa 5 seighto f Elected a Deacon. tive in local Swedish wer boas Dr. Arthur BE. Leighton was or-| the past _two years, dained a on in the Swedish) Bomibhen te ;, jhurch Monday’ at services conduct-| , Tomorrow, at Boldt’, 1414 ‘Third ad in All-Saints’ chapel of the|AV®+ Combination Vegetable salad, Plo and Coffee, 26c.—Advertisement D STAGE sway, spreading. Confinement—No Hospital Bills celebrated non-surgical | itatment for Piles does not) 5 You to your bed or room. You come and go about your work as) From the first treatment you will ed, and no matter how severe | ie (28 | GUARANTEE IN WRIT- i {9 cure your PILES or return your you are Suffering with PILES or L | Swedish seminary, 421 Belmont ave. SIMMONS __ pnorsy ED ONE FREE Short breathing re. at ‘ew hours; | Dally—S100 mom. and 12130 Noon Depot Th Offtee i NU Remember: Onethird + poor life ti spent in bed. n, tains nearly a hune d letters from PATIENTS, cod for 1s Kxomination FILE Open 0 to 6 Daily—O to 12 Sunday OHIO DENTISTS 207 Universit Corner Second Ave. Over Mutual Say, & Loan Asa'n, Hours: 8:30 to 6:00 Tuesday and Wednesday Evening, 7 to 504.512 Kitel Bldg. ELiot-s026 Ps Let Me Do Your Dental Work THIS EASY WAS Htlehent Order 4 4 Work, Too—Examination and Estimate o, Yl or ee DR. URKETT