The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 5

MONDAY, NOVEM << Wedding Bells to > Ring at University = aternity ie Sia q) FURNITURE Sixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine 1 j—— = in Advertising |TOYLAND IS OPEN Ys! TOYS, EVERYWHERE! Old Santa him- self has arranged all the toys that kiddies like ! best in Toyland. All is hustle and bustle as new } ents arrive direct from his workshops in the } Northland. Every boy and girl in Seattle wants to 7 visit Toyland ae the many wonderful new toys on display there. Nick himself will be here soon. } Watch. for his iat oot He will have a generous free j } gift for every one of you. Beautiful Big Mama Dolls for Little Mothers ‘VERY little mother will love the Dollies shown here this year. Each one of them waiks and } talks and goes to sleep. They have Dainty Dresses, i curly or bobbed hair, knit socks and dressy slippers. i) Chubby and dimpled arms and legs. 95 *A very ‘special value for this week is | a big Mama Doll with real bobbed hair } that can be combed and curled, only... . Baby Dolls with crying voices, long dresses and blankets, priced $1.95 to $6.50. “Other Mama Dolls priced from $1.95 to $20.00. j bo Famous ii @, “yr eee reset Buddy “L” Toys i ete, ee Have never been equaled in q lasting value. Every part is made for rough, hard wear. Pictured ts Dump Truck which $ 50 fs a very popular . toy with all boys. — Priced Eleven other numbers tn this Ine all popularly priced Doll Carriages A beautiful new } in a choice of Games for All the Family Every kind of a gamo that you can {magine, from tho old reliables such as Bull in the China Shop, Fish Pond, Check- ers, Dominoes, to the new ones like Andy Gump and Uncle y. Pletured ts a popular rubber horse~ 29 —_— jenuine eet ref iyleg price shoe game, or Indoor Quolkts, Priced Sturdy Speedy Scooter Iijustrated is ono of the fastest, best built and well finished Scooters you can find, 10-inch rol- ler-bearing disc wheels with heavy 1-inch rubber tires, Special Tea Sets a Bervice why Just Mke Complete ‘Servicn Be tae Dollies ray andy ce $4.85 bitte A ia i of 20 uch combina A and Conking Packed 4 ae cookine Beta, Other atylon Brice #2, 86.50 and Liberal Cred it—Eas y Terms GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNIT URE ¢ CO. Telephone WIAot- 4910 THI SEATTLI State Traveling Library Is Attacked by Hartley , |Thousands of Citizens U rge Maintenance of | Reading for Book-Hungry Persons BY MARIB ROWE DUNBAR LYMPIA, Noy ). state 1 ¢ has too many libraries, I ree - ommend the disc sance of the| total cost of ope state traveling lbrar This is an | traveling brary in p rpt from Gov, Hartley's mea. | each volum ipped Be to the legislature cent said Mins Stephens, “Mat The state trateling library last | book « ates on ago of F, At m cost of $13,000 a} six times each # 0. This le service to thousands | means tha average of « k-hungry people of the | culation ts no more tt i rice at The Hbrary is now asking !of the dally newspape rhe t 16,271, or just $3,271 more than | remains in the traveling Mbrary for year many useful service has ate traveling Hbrary has 403) “I H tations in the state; has 20,.| studied the human progress that the elimination of th library would mean, Think thou of book-hungry p 4 be cut off from access to ket I could tell the ge sands of instar yah humanity at the figure @ year, The governor, I feel, wags his assertion relative the state trave library bec [ho was not ned. He n overnor thou * where wo have AGE PENSION T0 - BE DISCUSSED | nade any survey or visited our Ii Financial Help Will Be) %:%,.'@ !9vewewte what wo ar inf Urged in Legislature | WOMEN OF STATE | BACKING LIBKARY By Staff Correspondent Na OLYMPIA, Noy, 30. ‘That haunt ng. heart-pulling refrain “Ove Hills to the thru the pubj hambers Lawmakers not only will hav financial side of the old ag ion explained to them, but will el the warmth of the human. side the of this problem of caring for his stand relati lodge of the state in! vice age pension bill in-| Is cutting out th en. Morris, of Grays | the slate t eal ty. This act provides | omy? That the that each person moro than 65 / legislators must answer years old, who has been a resid: (Advertinem his state for 15 years and is a y, shall receive | nsion of $25 a Att Javits must first be given to pears that the applicant for the pens has less than a $300 yearly inc jand has no property for Wedne meeting include of Moquiam; Del ¢ ee W AW. ank Dowd, 1 of Montesano and W. of Bremer us tr ver the Hill," wil hem now n and Riley Twee Olym laified « will give some aele ake. Cre kers ~ COUGH fi i DANGER IG Persistent ¢ Rigiow, of Redick, of Seat vehs and > wert vocal { tons The meeting Wednesday will be a joint session of both the house TRIMBLE TALKS; | Says Congestion in. Five!’ Years to Be Serious and heals the inflame and inhibits gers known drugs, creosote ts nized by high med tien an one of the greatest healin al author agencion for persistent coughs an: f throat rma Inion contains, ndditi n to ere other healing ements which soothe and heal the | infected membranes and stop the Jirritation and inflai in | Seattle, within five years, will be! \, a) } burdened with a traffic congestion | tne lequal to that of a city of three: | the gr quarters of a million population. {| Crec This was tho declaration made by | factory William Pitt Trimble, chairman of | ent the rapid transit committee of the Seattle city planning commis n addressing the weekly meet the King County Democratic held Saturday afternoon in Meves cafeteria. Chairman Trimble’s committee re- | ~~ cently recommended to the plan-| | ning commisison the construction of | a | elevated and subways with the 1 out | ent surface lines, af n cost of $4,000 000, which amount could be p of the earnings of the util HONOR BISHOP \]/ Rt. Rev. Rowe Preaches at Union Church Services (Advertinement) { \ “Phillips Milkof} of Magnesia” ( Better than Soda aS Instead of soda hereafter take a Uttle “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in | water any time for {ndigestion of sour, acid, gassy stomach, and re. | Hef will come Instantly | For fifty years genuine “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” has been pro- | scribed by physicians because it overcomes three times as much jacid in the stomach as a saturated | solution of bicarbonate of soda, leay jing the stomach sweet and freo ‘Thirty years of faithful service as first bishop of Alaska by the Right Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe were com- tmemorated in Trinity Parish church yesterday. Bishop Rowe preached tho evening service and Monday | morning was the celebrant at the| communion which was attended bY| from all gases, It neutralizes acid all Episcopal clergy of seattle. fermentations In the Tho special services pay trigute to | gently disia: the mouring waste tous his consecration as bishop of Alaska, |the system without purging. Be- in 1895. sides, it is more pleasant to take than soda, Insist upon “Phill |Twenty-five cent bottles, any drug: store. bowels and ——— Less than 69 years ago a woman was outlawed in Norway because she spoke in public, | 5 = ———S | (‘MELE ST ORT, || OTTO WATT ccd oa By Barrie Payne CHARLESTON ron MISS BRIGHT Private Lessons All Hours (Six for 85,00) 1004 4th at Pine MAIn-7035 OVEN 10 to 10 BOTH SINGLE AT THE SAME No Confinement—-No Hospital Bills MY celebrated non-surgical treatment for Piles does not confine you to your bed or room. You can come and go about your work as usual, From the first treatment you will be relieved, and no matter how severe your case," GUARANTEE IN WRIT- ING to cure your PILES or return your fee. Ifyou are suffering with PILES or other RECTAL or COLON alle ment write or call for my new FREE BOOK of Information, It also contains near \ dred letters from PATI AN, M. D.Inc FICES; SEATTLE OFFICES: ng HOH-HIZ Shatyr nai 1 Patten pumpkin hit the ypot,Advertisoment, There every to serve you quick The Public has The Christmas a practi- cal Gift that will please him! You the Hicke entire city will find a rtment of Buckles in the at Rhodes, Belts with most of 1 buckles, come priced from to $7.50, 19 buckles T5¢ to ght colors rams with lodge Men's Dept.—Main Floor Jewelry of Antique Jewelry, and Replicas romance ing the cess’ Treasure Chest. Bracelets. $1.95 to $4.50 Necklaces ...... .++-$8.50 to $4.50 Vanities and Coln Purses. ..§5.00 to $13.50 Other, new Gowns of Crepe do Cinchcts ek “183.50 to 97.00. | CD!ne and radium siiks, tn tal Brooches .....eseseeees 81.00 to $35.00 | lore styles with applique and Rings hi, "81.00 and 91.50 | “™*eldery trims, and in a good Bottles color range, for $ Perfume Jewelry Dept.—Main Floor Orders for Engraved Greeting Cards ~should be placed now for best of service. Mako your selection from our specially selected assortments of individual greeting cards. Place your order for the engraving with us and wo will notify you as @oon as they uished, tting your cards early, you er choice of selection and your greetings won't bo in the last- minute mail rush. Second Floor Pretty Gift Boxes 56 to SI EG. ‘operly sent 1s halt If you are sending then put {t in an appropriate box See theso beautiful Gift Boxes, artistically decorated and very appropriate for tho occasion, All shapes and styles. the one away, Second Floor extensive Belts at from $1 to 83 ltog $1 to $2.50, 75¢ to ongr Gift ‘ That + Will Please the Most Fastid- ious Russian Antique art—selected fi connoisseur’s collection, and re heirlooms of a Russian Prin- “The StoreWith the Christma. Servi:e” The very atmosphere of the entire is bright new Christmas department—and there tore is alive an alert, ly and to serve you well. already sensed the spirit of it all. season is in full Rhode: intelligent sway at and Seattle, in black 50¢ to ram and Silk Gowns Make Beautiful Gifts $3.95 Something emblems, saving.) appre atlk fates—a Sho will 1 A in aqui with tiny tucks and lace trims. maize, $4.95 Crepe de Chine Gowns of the same materials and colors as above mentioned, but more elab. All Go! and 17 ly trimmed 16 in sizes 15, $7.95 Crepe de Chine Gowns in V- and round neck or at: p shoul- der styles; mado of heavy crepe rich in rom a produc- and exquisitely trimmed with ks and ribbon rosettes. $12.95 $5.00 Upper Main Floor In Ragdes New Toy Department 1 Toy Machine Gun 1 Anchor Block Building Set 1 Frog Pond Game Set 1 Kiddies’ Tool Chest Complete for— $1.85 New and Very dium toes and spike heels. We DEPARTMENT STORE with the Ct merchandise right to the nooks and corners of AGroup Special Tuesday One-Strap Pumps $8.50 A new last in one-strap Pumps with cut-in quarters, me- pictured in all patent and in all black kid leathers, Women’s Shoo Dept—Main Floor Spirit! risu ; sales organization here The Charleston Girl $2.95 A New Study in Plaster Paris Just while the Charleston Dance craze is at its height, comes this clever Charleston Girl, as it you see pictured. i} She is robed in t your choice of red, green, black and f blue—Very new in Seattle. On display in our Art Department. Upper Main Floor A Loungiae Rowe for Her— ‘oo $13.50, $15, $29.50 and $45 Beautiful Robes of quilted crepe and satin, either plain or lace trimmed, and in shades of ros maize, tan, gr shrimp, American and black. Then, we have the plain satin robes in exquisite colors and combinatio: ns, not to be surpassed as Christmas Gifts, Second Floor Wee Tots’ Bath Robes Little bodies need some- thing to keep the chill away these Winter morn- ings. The answer is—a Bathrobe! We have them of Beacon cloth and Eider- down, with girdle cords and some satin trimmed. ‘They come in pink, blue, white and combinations. Sizes to 1 year. 95c, $1.50, $1.95 Leather Under-Arm Vanities $4.95 of Genuine Cowhide and Patent Leather Pretty Gift Vanities in black or brown, with full sized beveled mir- ror, and the usual vanity appoint- ments. They are well-lined; some with trays. Each box is equipped with hinges, lock and key. Mn {HII = = = Very attractive and ap- propriate for Christmas giv- ing. Main Floor 35-in. Sello—Yd. 40 lovely * 50C ors, so popular for making lamp shades, lingerie and linings. On sale tn our Lining Dept. Fashionable are displaying the pattern