The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 5

TIT TTI I rAR , aig ee CIS a NOTED Ae Grunbaum Bros SERENT. FURNITURE shamber Also to Visit Baker River Project Sixth Ayenue, Between Pike and Pine > x 7 hin A Clearance of Used Heaters Expertly Rebuilt Fully Guaranteed 12 Only MERCY JUSTICE IS VENDED Neterer Has Pity for Two Booze Unfortunates $19.75 “an $13.25 ah 3 $11.75 0 212 super nasiant meet, 94 4 75 ee SIS.75 5,8 Ur cat sewer. reomer) ge 75 a Bee 614 75. NG fit mete hn 2 $6.25 or SRS Me a Soe Hs $7.25 regular 616. 3} eee eet $13.05 ares | “ae Dolls One Half Price A big table full of Mama Dolls at this deep re- t | duction. Dresses are slightly soiled and hair i 4} mussed. A few moments’ work makes them as 4H, good as new. Fr ae and Saturday only ! ¢ Mama D, YOUTH IS FREED John Campbell Is Cleared in Burglary . Trial genuine two very Grouped at ¢ them regu! eas Liberal Credit—Easy Terms GRU NBAUM | ROR FURNITURE CO. “BAIT IS SCARCE "2 STUDY MONK {Florentine Artist Subject at Fund Program Mogger Is Crushed A angpian Under Rolling Logs tic was BELLINGHAM, Nov. 2 <By | P.}—Bert Seahome, 37, logger, was in He is expected t hs ‘Halibut Catch Dwindles in Alaskan Waters (Advertisement) Old sion Ned | } DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 83 = | | if MH Most men and women past fifty |Syrup Pepsin paust give to the bo fuse to aid we as to neglect ks and ist you Pvery day or t jeadache, yolds, oF s0 * Ono dore of Pepsin will healthy bow mt a time ally con tle ald to weak | pi t laxative, in what | st ng regularity for | » {more th ck| : Dr Caldwell’s i PEPSIN — of the Aran Every ingredient is ented for purity and strength. Sure of results, Produces pure, sweet, wholesome foods. CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER SALES 2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY WINDMILL TO CROSS SEA BUERIGOM Holland.—The wind: | of t le in Hol Hing; ta , {Tan or black, on the new | Broad Balloon toe last—welt- | ed soles, rubber lveels. Priced | low at $485 ‘HOYT SHOE CO, 1411 Third Near Union ‘ Choco sas 1-lb, 50c | i Owner and Operator A Saturday Sale of Dressy Coats Garments in Keeping With the Usual High Standards of Rhodes Apparel. Better Coats for Less Money! ; In this sale of Better Coats are flare and straight-line | models of such high grade coating fabrics as Petti- point, Vivette Bolivia and Marisheen with fur trim- \ mings. Colors include lipstick, rust, black, Grackle- of KFOA PUIDIVAVUNNAUAOAAAEAT gh RHODE S&S. DEPARTMENT STORE head, tanager and wine. Sizes from 16 to 46, Garments in this $10 and $15, if bought on will go into $29.50, showing are yours Saturday. $35 and $3 ' ments are new—Not a clean-up! Coats and Dresses for an actual saving of $65, Any Remaining Number 9.50 stocks on Monday! Gar- PAGT Sale Show Display Wi Ns A> . Se Children’s Wool and Silk-and-W ool Hose oe and a eidid grade White Blac Hosiery Dept—Main Floor Girls’ School Coats On Sale Saturday Saturday is The Last Day of the 2 for 1 Sale Drug Sundries Department Main Floor Dresses for Little Miss In Two-Piece Styles $7.75 Fur-trimmed School Coats of Velours, Suedine Coatings, in an assortment of colors, including penny, rust, deer and cranberry. Splendid win- ter weight coats for school Sizes 7 to 14 years. Sizes 7 to 14 years to select from. wear. A Special Sale of Men’s 'Vool Sweaters D9 Youll have something to regret if you miss While They Last! for Saturday Selling it! Sweaters that sold in regular stock for $6.95, $8.50, $9.85 and $12.50. All are high grade Wool Sweaters in V-neck- coat and slip-on styles, of fancy checked patterns, strip nd heathers. Many of them are imported makes. This includes our Jumbo Weave Sweaters with collars. W ool-Mixed Union Suits $3.50 Warmth without weight—that’s the big feature of this Union Suit, with closed crotch, ribbed cuffs and ankles. Sizes 36 to 46, Men's Department—Main Bloor fs Girls’ School Dresses $5.75 Youthful models in Dresses of balbrig- gan, wool mixtures and crepes. many pretty styles and color combinations Priced most attractive. | For Winter Wear There are Collegiate Dept—U pper Main Floor [Rear ieey orer et SALE of Children’s SHOES $2.45 Black and Brown High Shoes in Sizes 11 to 2 Solid leather shoes with heavy soles— ideal for school chil- dren's Winter wear. S in all and D widths. Shop early— there are only 40 pairs in the lot! Shoe are and C Department, Main Floor | $4.95 Cute Jersey Drosse kick-plait in sizes They are f red, tan and Poudre blue, w trasting 8 Two-Piece Knitted s, with skirts, 2 to 6 in colors ith con trims |Extra ! Extra! For Saturday Boys 4-Piece Suits And a Pair of Corduroy or Wool-Mixed Longies ALL FOR— op Here is the Outfit in Years sizes 7 to 17 1 Coat 1 Vest 2 Pairs Golf Knickers | 1 Pair Corduroy or Wool-Mixed Longies 1 Sport Belt Total Cost ft Ms $12.50 Boys! Dapartment—Main Floor ih RMR FTIVITUUUUIIUU LULU LILLIA L LULU MUU LULU LULL Mn sige mre TT hes