The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 7

e RSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925 ® THI EATTLI rAR PAGE 7 ; , [y |LEGLESS, HIKES MORE ECONOMY New Theater Censorship OG 10 TALK FARM COMEBACK a n ‘It ‘Happened a at the U A}rree Aviator Trying to|\War Department Saves Dann dehad for Seattle Mystic to Reveal Secrets of BIG FEATURE i Walk Around World Money by Paying Promptly g Hindu Cultists ‘—_— alaried and Powerful Commission Plan to : yaa Go Before. Council for A val ; , Brookmire Economists View ; uy ANCOUVEF y J t ( ,etore ) “4 yr J "OVE , a ans o ; # van rage All 5098 PN ; 10 pprova the} ynded to 8 Record With Applause i eropting 7 by . ot | (RATION f« ’ vr, © powers sash i A es Te j t “ ee | tecaiten . ' 1, ore Rid Mh Well, I'm against it," aaid ¢ . pred | 4 © cM b \ “ ! Pre e Lertha Ar 1 ¢ when bh m h 1 . , | H Vr . 4 | sail to Wrance, Pernot has 30 years) vate an ; : Dew. 08 Erie to Lose Name i ie to make the trip in three ¥¢ pa cece | for Cheap Divorces yoar nama . ERIE, Pa, Ne 1 By U. P.) ' ETH Finds Lost “Taw” MAYOR ONCE VETOED salma hs bi : “ - - and te Missing 50 Years Location Novice page Speiastsoscalyy 6 | seems Ane TON Siem ee HIGHBER, M . By U. Mayor Bre h * vetoed t he A aa s © pre ' t h ¥ Woman Seeks Lost Beads; "oY! Sergei trietiona trom |4 (7 Hane : bet Wag; - } if Now Teeth Are Gone * f da | Wit Ricgh pl very ah. in Heart of saat exh i me Jet hla mayor and cans a Old Madrona ; yeh ys t failed {ITE, Cal ’ @y Un I t T \ « bea aus ‘ w f th rt The pris f ngult ; th wnal 3 nit 3 : ; 4 I amor th } ma t 3 sts ad found f t und ' I c fish jae rom the west. f ef saison’ har "talse tooth Seattle New York U an and the to home, so Los Angeles t Six Where Styl ; “IS MY WIG ON STRAIGHT?” Parker Collins, Univer-| °°" sep Portland San Francisco wee een 0, Ave Latest sity student, asked Dorothy Durfee, co-ed, as they posed for ~ The two play the lead parts in the All-Univer- alent, log '2 we cee Fanny's First Play,” to be sta aged ai at Meany audi- ear _8 torium, Friday and Saturday ; ————— - nights. figures t mx s ae, pecially Purchased From Une of the : L D Makers in New York nd of Ir fies the appetite, poplice = oe dyed oy mer a plenty of energy for the day's 1] "ee nee Tater | work, is easily digested and i “It is the type] economical in price. i pleasure to pro. And everybody likes it. It has i pas a rich, tasty, delicious wheat iE Ld gig tai Et onyboing The | flavor possessed by no other | ie ethy Du “fis played by | spaghetti. The habit of eating ir | if Parker Collins and Margaret Knox, | several times a week is a good | \ an actress, !s portrayed by Dorothy| habit — it improves the health | so wee, and vigor of every member of l the family. Spaghetti Rareblt All Mueller Products a GRAND PRIZE PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION, 1918 9 tat cone ead od “All You Need in a Food” i +: Gap cram oF raitk. ) 6 What's This? More if Slaps at Nordica! : | eteeen wets —Smart Satins -Beautiful Silks You have positively never before seen such stunning __R; creations at Sixteen Dollars here or anywhere else—and teen 20, Rich Brocaded such values as those offered in tomorrow’s special “ONE elvets DAY EV are such as you see but once in a life- Me AVENUE —Stunning Cloths time. Satins, silks, gold lace, velvets, brocaded veivets, = S wools— ary style and every type of frock in all sizes and for all occasions. This great event starts Friday ! Models for morning, and is for one day only. We advise you to oi orrow Street, Afternoon, see our windows at once, and to be here early that you om e Business, Dance, may choose while the stock is complete. Extra sales- Party and people will be here to assure you Hie customary Sweet Dinner wear Sixteen service. A ONE-DAY SALE Sketched: Nine of the many cre- ) e ray 50 Ney és $1 6 | Styles and Sizes for Juniors, Misses, Matrons and Large Women a] fe yi es, Formerly } ZF Priced i wi, to $15 i pina dndanedinhotitendl a ® Tomorrow's great hat event includes all velvet, and i velvet combinations in solid and two-tone color effects; including black, and all the newest shades. There are small, close-fitting, off-the-face, large brims, small | turned-up brims, and others. Only. one price for all hats former! marked to $15—NOW $3.95.