The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 7

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1 ‘ rHE RADIO PARTI FOR WOMEN The. Radio’ Star = Tai ‘e (2 i FARM ‘BLOG’ AT) RADIO MEET Colleges Barred Out by Big Companies, Is Claim produce Co. mmc’ Eastern Outfitting ee er ee Offer New Service flours Herero “ RY AD) ) TUESDAY WEDNESDAY | afte: HOME STATIONS € srated in Soatt | Pacit HOME STATIONS asa KIR | Cha BY S. P United Pee HOLLINGSWORTH ss Staff Correspondent one WASI N, Nov Kerr as rou a : al and f ever must | hostess is giving a tween 5 44 any Fri ¢ ) Bert Wisher, oper erer Those who desire certain T a‘ ma et at ef MAIr t ahe roves . ¥ trio will 4 best lig COLLEGES BARRED, KGW ( ym; 8, | Armiation day pr iv 1S CHARGE De KOA (2 estras, Fact Widicks vers thing—HEAT, Why not \ wit dose vet 7 buy the coal that yields In the present grouping we ar sometine; | Radium Appliance Co the most heat, dollar showing both Topcoats and Dress Toscha Seidel to | 00 BRADBURY BLDG. for dollar? It's— Coats, styled in the predominating Play for Radio Fane SAN FRANCISCO, id's. forem You'll never know how deli- cious Egy Noodles can be until you taste the flavor of the spring wheat flour and selected fresh eggs which make Mueller’s so pure—so different—so su- perior—so light, delicious and easy to digest. Four Nears of Music From KTCL Four hours of varied mmusto are offered Tuesday . ¢ from KTCL, starting with can. ort by. Kirehner's or International sy Stu fation bro Pure and Famous for Over Eddie HicsReaie to Play War Melodies Wartime numbers will be played from 9:30 to 11:30 Tuesday evening dance program by Eddie Hark- and his orchestra from the Ma-| com of Sche o Oty mplo tres I. Be- | Melbourne Trio on Air Tonight The Me comer ox Taggart | Fe ES |Proctor Bartling es |Billed for Talk | A talk on divorce, titled “The | Hlomermake will be given by Dt.| a new. o Pi r Bartling, yening progran from KCTL. “The kind that made Mother stop making her own” Try this— Mueller’s EGG Noodles and Peanuts 1 Package Mucller’s Egg Noodles, ¥4 pine peanuts (chopped), 2 cups milk, few buttered breadcrumbs, 27, butters 2 TP Rous salt and pepper to taste. Prepare Egg Noodles according to directions on Mueller Label. Melt butter in saucepan, stir In flour, add milk; seasonings; boil 5 minutes. Stir in peanuts. Put layer of noodles in Reutered baking dish, chen layer of pesnus and sauce, then another layer of noodles, etc. Sprinkle ttered breadcrumbs on top and brawn in oven. ing trio, w fe company. prog Mot: KFOA, betw is in connection im, “Thé Homo g shown at the theme Is thers, but} homemak. Achy Back? I’ a lame, aching back keeping you wor- twinges of pain, depressing headaches, dizzy spells and annoying bladder irregular- ities? Are you tired, nervous and dispirited —hardly able to keep going? Then you should know. that these ills are too often due to kidney inactivity. The kidneys are the blood-filters. Once they lag, the blood is apt to become | overloaded with body-poisons that upset the whole system. If you have cause to suspect your | kidneys, why not try a tested diuretic? Why not use Doan’s Pills, the diuretic that so many thousands have publicly recommended? Doan’s flush the kidneys and assist them to more active elimination. Seattle folks endorse Doan’s. Ask your neighbor! Read How These Seattle Folks Found Relief: MRS. HANNAH HALL, 3042 14th Ave. West, Interbay, says ‘My back wos mi weak and nights 1 ca Tella a Story” ALEX BREW a8 921 Vale St., MRS, M, FISK, 4717 26th Ave 8. W., Youngstown, says lame and d hardly rest, “There seemed to be a tired _foel- “My kidneys got out of order and A ’ z ajl the time in my back didn’t act properly. ‘Thin made my seemed. t yeaah pain darted across me, too, back lame and weak and there was a Of ‘ative could hardly get up or. down continual sorenean in the mmall of tt “Dizzy ap 6, tbo, Nights, I never could reat well on I tired and languld all "tho thme seemed hirled unt of the lameness and dull h h My kidne 1 . My kidneys acted in such a 0} and my 1 i had to get up a great deal blurred my Doan'a biltm od I used Donn's Pilla and 1 was com moe at the start and a few boxes rd ge ey plotely rid of the of the trouble,” DOAN’S . PILLS Stimulant Ditretic to the Kidneys trouble.” me Foster-Milburn Co, Mfg. Chemists Buffalo, N.Y. Lvery Druggist has Doan 60c a bow. by Damski Orchestra lat: Hitpadnaee or This Month 2 Pat P ow b | y netrue be # offered from KIT Only Music Soon || 7 i of ja V als . vi t Rua | : ; J for| John J. O' Brie 1A « ie bs The Lo Wai i gouoncnesoncosesonenenes tha Set Tune Broadly? 7 ff le ig ; sire to satsny ahs | Then Try This Out: «ws Bluhill yn ‘ Fat CHEESE ‘Radium Is Restoring ae ae to a ried and upset? Do you suffer knife-like , STAR PA 1 ! Ani “ = Patriotic Program Va Riga Station Will si [ E CNease.Atation Singers Go on Air was An Exceptional Offering of | Beautiful Fur-Trimmed 5, Coals Plan for Peace Day SER ERE is an offering that we are sure will Mp, 3 seine pleasure to scores of Seattle’s YAMPA PE IIVE TEN well-dressed women—as it affords an op- portunity to select a fine quality Coat at an extremely moderate price. You bay coal for one modes of the season, featuring the Wrap and Flare models, at 49° Among the many beautiful More-Ton is a new fuel mined tn this state. It's better than any other, as a trial will show, r furs that are gardless of its source used in a score of attractive ways you will find Fox, , Vicuna, Beaver, Fitch-dyed “ee 4 ! bs a It DOES Mandell, Squirrel, Muskrat and Civit Cat. Last Longer” Phone in your order Now ba ai i ia SR A A ae! A A ER AT, PRS Laie LT The season's most popular fabrics are those that predominate in this offering, There aro Carmina, Lustrosa, Fortuna, Needle- point and French Velours, all in the most acceptable Autumn and Winter shades and colors. F.C. FERRER Datsioent PB ‘1105 SECOND AVE. Corner Second and Spring : Elsie Lincoln Benedict _ Head of the Benedict School of Oppor- tunity, “The Traveling University for Men and Women,” best known and most be- loved woman speaker in the world today, opens her Farewell Series : of Entertaining Heart-to-Heart The Demand of Teday Is Sanitation INTELLIGENT ‘SERVICE The service offered by my office is based upon the fundamentals of skill, experience, edu- T lk cation, combined with a S splendid equipment and first quality of materials and workmanship. This, with scrupulous sanitation and moderate prices, makes it worthy of your patronage, Thurs., Noy. 12, 8 p. m— “Your Silent Ree Noy. 13, 8 p. m— “Building a Laks, Life” Sat., Nov. 14, 3 p. m. only— “The Psychology of Sleep” Sun., Noy. 15, 8 p. m— “Modern Miracles” “Obey that over inalatent impulse and visit Dr. Wilson today” Fri, Over tires million people hava. heard the ‘helpful lectures of this most | “human,” humorous speaker, She has just closed two large courses in Seattle, following a year’s lecture tour around the world, where she was | entertained, listened to and honored by the leading men and women | of all the great capitals of Europe and the Orient. One hour at her meeting will do you more good than a vacation! Plates of Quality, $15.00 Crowns ....6... $5.00 Bridgework . >.00 Free Examination Dr. J. T. Wilson Cor, First and Pike Over Bartell’s Drug Store Market Bldg. Beginning Thurs., Nov. 12th 8 p. m. Masonic Temple Auditorium (Pine and Harvard) Keononyy