The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 13

DAY, DECEMBER 4, 192 SHACKS PASSING Good Things to Eat at ON BROADWAY Picturesque Coachmen Soon Will Be Thing of Past THE SEATTLE ST OUTLINE GROWTH { a New City Light Store etienem stect TRIPLE SPILL KILLS TWO HORSE |L, A. MAY BUY lew Expansion Book” > TROLLEY LINES ham Mteal : , G / Committee Suggests City , wi. Run $40,000,000 System ONE MAN STILL ON JOB Scramble for Theaters, in New York Is Mad Fight BY JAMBS W. DEAN ARMY OFFICERS m th eat and eco ¢ City Light wa the many © district 1 as rap which has le growth. NEGLECTED? Detached Service Men Given | No Consideration, Charge | ¥ MISS MARGAR WIs- | WASHINGTON is asp i to the sc D theaters in New York Time Was when ce P held their heads prow Malin Craig, chief of oday Tam of th Set Teeth as Low as $5.00 ur whalebone aet of Teeth doce Pot cov r ave tWo OF mor teeth lett $8.00 Ge Guarantee a Fit ou All Our Plates Geld Crowns (33 k ridge Work (33 Poreelain © ¥ Goid care and transportai ts while th Synthetic Pore mounts while they || fyumetie, Por with inetrumente and gente « operators, whom you will sot be ashamed to recommend tw your friends. Al) Work Guaranteed for 15 Years Examinatio: Open 9 to 6 Dally—0 to 19 Kunday OHIO DENTISTS 20T University Corner Second Ave, Over Mutual Soy, & Loan Ass'n. Dependable Electric Service At this season of “®" short days and long nights, when artificial light is so essential in the home, office and industrial plant, a dependable electric service is a pleasure and a vital need. That's one thing in which Puget Power takes justifiable pride--dependable service. For years and years this service has stood the test and never been found wanting. No matter how heavy the demands may have been Puget Power always has had a surplus of electric energy ready at a, moment's notice. With the recent completion of the Baker River hydro-electric project another 40,000 horsepower has been added to the Puget Power supply. Other large plants, at strategic points, are connected in one giant system, with more than 180,000 horsepower available, Puget Power can be rushed to any dis- trict in an emergency calling for an unusual amount of electric energy. Hydro-electric plants must be located, as a rule, far from centers of population. Storms sometimes play havoe with transmission lines. For this rea- son, service from only one plant cannot always be considered dependable. It requires a number of big plants inter-connected, such as Puget Power provides, to make sure of DEPENDABLE SERVICE. HOUND, MR. PUGET POWER. “POWMR.. &,,LIGHT,,COMPANY BACKS OF TWO OF THE HORSES were broken in this disastrous spill at the Rand- wick race course, Sydney, Australia. A crowd of 100,000 persons witnessed the triple fall, and the nervy enterprise of a photographer in getting the above remarkable “shot” of it, ‘Travel Men Sell Theater Tickets T tatic ib of a a N FOR SATURDAY: 150 TRIMMED HATS 4 ™ a) 81.00, Women’s Union Suits $ y | gate Ht ote U viceable s Un i. At $1.00, 515°"? Dresses For Women and. Misses Lovely silk and cloth Dresse: 815.00, Attractive Displays of Women’s $17.75 Coats Youthful styles for women and misses. Fur-trimmed Coats of desirable qualit'y coat- ings in the newer weaves. Smart red shades, the popular browns and other new shades. At $17.75. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Saar Senile seen neem nena | Boys’ and Youths’ Sturdy Shoes SPECIAL $9.95 Of brown elkskin and brown calfskin, A sturdy shoe for school and y wear, and neat enough for dre With welt sole. Youths’ size 11 to boys’ size 6, Special, $2.95 the pair, Gens GIRLS’ SHOE of patent tan calfskin. A smart style for young girls. 7. The pair leather and Sizes 4 to Women’s Dainty Rayon Underwear Sets In Styles Attractive Enough for Gifts RAYON VEST AND STEP-IN SETS peach and $3.50 RAYON VEST AND STEP-AIN RAYO sh VESTS, RAYON CHEMISES {ny K, traps, secs PLD RAYON COMBINATION SUIT n pink, pe a, chid nd $2.95 AIRS STOF A Little List of Inexpensive Gift Things LINGERIE GARTERS in eee CHILDREN’S HAN DKER- two handker eee WOMEN'S HANDKER CHIEFS tn white and col los, Attractively em Three handker 50c Reeies ss DOWNSTAIRS STORE {ROWING GIRLS’ PUMP of patent leather. Two- eyelet-tie style, With low rubber heel Sizes 3 to 7 Low-priced, tho pair HLLDREN'S PLAY SHOES of y brown calfskin elk, Made on a st that gives com: rr tor iti te. 9 QS 2.45 pair, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Sizes 8% to 1 Men’s 2-Trouser SLT Ss FEATURED VALUE *35 A new shipment of Men’s and Young Men's Suits in the smart 2-button and double - breasted styles. In the season's favored gray and brown shades. Stripe, _ herring- bone and novelty weaves in service- able suitings. Sizes 35 to 42. Specialized value Suits at $35.00. Men's Clothing Section, DOWNST Boys’ Vest Suits $7.95 With Two Pairs of Knickers Boys of 9 to 15: years like these new styles in Suits. The vest gives them quite a mannish ap- pearance, and the two pairs of knickers almost double the wear of a suit. These are in good serv- iceable suitings in the popular stripe and mixture patterns for boys. Four-piece Suits—coat, vest and 2 pairs knick- ers. Outstanding value at $7.95. Boys’ Long Corduroy Trousers At $2.65 Pair Corduroy “longies” are the kind for wear. These are in the popular gray color. Wide wale weaves. Sizes 6 to 15. Low-priced at $2.65 the pair. Boys’ Blouses of Madras, 95c Neatly patterned madras cloth Blouses for boys of 8 to 16 years, Attached-collar style, with but- toned cuffs. Boys’ Plain and 8-Piece Caps, 95c In gray and brown check patterns and mixtures that harmonize with suits. Sizes 634 to 714. —Boys' Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE SANTA CLAUS, “PRANCER” —his favorite reindeer—and all the wonderful toys invite you to visit them, tomorrow, in the SILVER CITY OF HAPPINESS. y