The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 12

When You Feel a Cold Coming On " a BY MARIE HOWE DUNBAR THE SEATTLE STAR SEATTLE HEIR Kducators of State Fight BOXING MEASURE Baldheaded Senators in Hy Staff Correspondent O veh et ASK PROBE OF ee WINS CASE Hartley School Program |§ REVIVED DebateonBeautyCulture PRISON WORK at rN \ » Dp stn ASK Lg isle fi o Co 1ue Prope Ta >ronosed Law Is Given Firs Question of State License; Bobbed Hair and Levislators Onpose ae Ln OPUN RY MENGE : Hh = 4 Mis Mig Boers erie aoe Recuin of Youth a Aid Pig lechiaer a ite Di u a With Due Vignit 0 of hi Jute fr | WE RAVE | cm 0 ie Eaokieead ie | PAIN AND ) | FEAR FRow ALL DENTAL =. OPERATIONS = ay | | ; bce DENTISTRY oe ana ry ay 6 r ; Feet Hurt? = REGULAR PRICE 825.00 SPROIAL INTRO DUCTORY OFFER $10 DENTISTS Phone ELiot-2740 Cer, Second Ave. Upstairs i Marton St. | I, SUZZALLO MISS BRIGHT Private Lessons All Houre money to pay tho bill Six for $5.00) Cream from the 1ilk of.cows fed on the green grass of ich. and spacious meadows, grown under the continu- ous rays of the Sun —contains those es- sential Sunshine Products—the Vita- mins. Butter not only makes youg bread more delicious, but also more nutritious—and Produces most savory results in Cooking. Red Shield Butter Is Good Butter isan 2s Foor CREAM Comptrotter Hi E. Cor | DANCING MAKES STRONG PLEA fm > ‘ Say Governor x Lutheran College Gathers Is Relics From Pioneers fOOREHRAD, M Has Thrown a eels Or: YMPILA N ~ NORSE MUSEUM ey ei ousehold F Pests, ] Accountants Hear National Officer || Mussolini’s Men Oust Communists ‘Priced to Sell in a Havigt': Wool Wiltons 27x54, $2.75 27x72, $3.50 BUREAU OF J MISSING ANUFACTURER'S samples of wool anc aes TIV ES | M at one end. May be used for halls, bedrooms, Extra! Felt Base Floor Covering, Heavily enameled and durable for bath, New Dutch Tile Designs—in many colors! or bedroom. Very specially priced! nd worsted Wilton doorways and to cover worn. spots. Worsted Wiltons 27x54, $3.75 27x72, $5.00 Rugs—in the finest grades—hordered and fringed 49° Square Yard kitchen Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche # FRANK OSCAR JOHANSON, 67. | MOCALL oxrrenss . Coolidges on Way to New York City } Multi-Colored Embroidery T IS much easier when the transfer design is also in multi-colors. The new gift number of McCall Needlework is filled with suggestions for embroidered gifts, many of them shown in the multi-color designs. Needlework is on sale at our pattern counter Third Floor—The Bou Marche Handy Items for Less Step Ladder Stoo! 98c Combination step ladder and kitchen stool, well made and reinforced. Very handy house- hold articles. Wash Boilers $1.95 Heavy tin with copper hot- “Fit-in” cover and sta- tionary wood grip handles. arge No. 8 size. 7 : mm English Tea Pots 78¢ English Teapots of excellent quality and in a large variety of deco- rations, shapes and 32 Pe. Dinner Union St. Basenent—The Bou Marche The Four- Stores Garage Ix proving a help to shoppers It's high time to have a long way to go! Christmas ps ackage Fourth Foo! The Holic 10¢. complete ¢ Union at Firs > Holiday I ostoffice—Ath Floor send off holiday packages that The Christmas Wri apping and Mailing Service is now re ady for you—and all Ss May he wrapped free of che Ange, ry Center Building ae Milline ry Department “Shop by Telephone ee Ba you time and ene n the Thir with a © children. an ults. if you had che any time downtown, 1.4100. cannot come Marie Ei iaarlal Wace Toilet = The Be oon Mania a B® of America Pike St, ySacond Ave » UnionSt. JNionSt,Settis. | tions Main Floor Matt Floor tiled in an avte ” waa treed whon the Jury. di ne