The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 27

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I) Publicity | May Not Be Saad nw Preliminari ies Ready for 3 or dala gh s pinite 0, 1995 y } Has Been Forcéd to Lay Off Practice for 4 Three Days Repeey Lo Ferrell, (cere eresy Cte "Teed a 3 a9 mone Hula Guests _ |! win rower amy Marcus, the Portland EN oe | | pu Wa ae ‘a : of Duffy Show buntweten who ‘i B haw : ayn OREGON VETS IN LAST TILT * | ‘ cr a NI Aon v. 2 : — Henny, Lecnant plans to] | Vic Foley Will ’ 7 =*varag va (CHERRY’S| : in Toronto snd : teur | PORTLAND, d Vi te 3 |P'Snie ron sees] CLOTHES!) A ) Dect ox. | No Payment Down ; ae OFF to Your » FSPOR CONTEST : CHICAGO XS 2 : P hauling he 7 eby rumors House You Want is among the many desir- able ones described in to- day’s— ’ (Ready WANT AD COLUMNS © You'll find them there to- day and every day. Have Your Choice Your Terms Will Be Our Terms CHERRYS GOOD pee tase FOR WOMEN, EN AND BOYS SO TAKE THE STAR’S WANT ADS when you go out to find the house that suits your ‘| particular need. 1015 Second Avenue Hetween Madison and Spring, Just Over Pig'n Whiatle—Take Elevator Dixon Band will be unable t 4 Featuring \\ 100 Hartford Bikes ON SALE—FROM $29.75 to $32.50 1 $3'7.50 | } q | Hartford Motor Bikes 837,50 Guarantee Equipment on Hartford Bikes An- a cc Hartford cludes Morrow Coaster Brakes, Fed- MEN’S ROADSTER Bicycles eral Tires, Pearson or Troxel Motor- MODELS - - - $29.75 Are bike and Juvenile Saddles, choice of MEN’S MOTOR- Fully V-shape, Messenger or Taft’s Special BIKES - - - - $37.50 Guaranteed Handle Bars. Heavy-duty ball-bear- BOYS’ JUVENILE on ing cushion rubber pedals. All BIKES - - - - $32.50 Year! motels seo Diamond roller Mika JUV veeat z chains jand stands, BIKES - 4s: 5 { RIDES ANY MODEL LADIES’ BIKES Just $5.00 | Bhlance in Weekly or Monthly | ------- $37.50 DOWN | Payments to Suit! |PIP 3R AND TAFT The Sporting Goods Store 107-1109 Second Avenue THE SEATTLE STAR AGE 27 May Hurt Grange in Illinois-Ohio State Game } Towa Grid Eleven on Hand for Trojan Game Work Out in Los Angeles Coliseum Friday After- noon, to Get Ready for Big Intersectional Contest; Betting Is Even Money I OS ANGELES, Nov + U. 8. C. students, lowa university’ rived in their special cars here today, Joining with the throng of student ie Three Gridders to Stop _ Red Grange’s Attack had 20.—Welcomed by thousands the station were Sy, hundreds of former Iowans. The H “ye players were given a rousing ovation as they stepped from their pull- mans, After posing for cameramen, the players autos and taken to their hotel. | Later they were driven to 6 the Los Angeles coliseum, where they indulged in a light workout, the last before UP” the game tomorrow. With an were loaded in extra pair of Pants to of new fatterns, Pants in serges, DOPE FAVORS 0. A. Cc. TO WIN ALJ cheviots, cash~ meres, tweeds and stripe sultings, from | Percale standard = mills— HIO STATE'S lone chance to redeem a game of the very disappointing season lies in the final | vict It's the big Boe on Ohio's ¢ ber Aw failures. State plans to throw things wide open against | iast twe games Coach Wilee ROPES to have Marek back in the game.| were won by Karow and Cunningham to upset Illinois. SPECIALLY PRICED at $3.95 to $8.95 THE PANTS STORE CO. 1831 Third Avenue Opposite Postolfice year with Illinois, schedule and a victory | ‘*' over Illinois will wipe out previous Grange, Zuppke and company. He’ 8 banking on Marek, Not only is this rabbit hunting | ms ou can Vitae tell when ne Mr. O'Goofty epee to be under | - | money n is getting critical | | WOOD a | MARSHFIELD, Ore. Nov | Ja tho impression the Big Green team | vil — | pp cHoSsooD zm IRID OD The All America Eleven—For the Season 1925 DAD RCO ACDRCORGOH The LineiThat Can’t Be Beat ERE’S All America’s Choice for the First Eleven, and they’re all star performers. They’ve been up against all kinds of competition under all conditions in all sections of the country, and their consistent good showing during the entire-season makes them the Choice of All America. This lineup includes a variety of lasts and patterns in broad and narrow toes, short and long vamps, single and double soles, and the leathers include almost everything but Pigskin. You can make your choice of imported Scotch grain, Norwegian or Holland grain, or smooth calfskin in black and different tones of tan. If you don’t want to get cold feet in the last quarter when the sun is sinking and the wind is whistling, take a pair of these , sturdy, double soled winter oxfords with you to the game, $6.60 will put you in the cheering section. GD) Now, if you want to get acloseup view of these Regal All America selections and get a little better acquainted with them individually, just step into any Regal store from New York to San Francisco. You'll see why the cheering section stand up when they appear, and the reason why they're the choice of the experts. CORESRCD RGD =GOHCORGDR From Maker to Wearer Regal Factories, Whitman, Mass. 1118 Second Ave. Next Strand Theatre (sere From Coast to Coast Stores in All Principal Cities 940, Pacific Ave. Tacoma, Wash, CORED REO. Ub PAT, OF = CB AEDRED: J-GDs GeSaanD SV lo OS mw) et GC \ f = : i j : i i |

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