The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1920, Page 8

KILLS HIMSELF Says He Also Intended tol w Slay Stenographer PORTLAND, Ore, May 18.—Tum m0 wident of the Wf your. gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis- @ase should be taken care ‘of at once, to insure good health. Por the next 30 days, we Will give a liberal discount » fon all Dental work. All work guaranteed 15 years. [Falls Three Floors Wire Briefs to a on Ach Shipping by rail tleup. hi _ I Aw Conat ruc tion on “ v Walla Fr ole be out THE SEATTLE dd caddie MAY 18, 1920. Potatoes Taboo for Galveston GALVESTON, May 1f-—In an en! ev ‘ ~ Charles Osner Quit Park Board | DAWSON.—-Ico on Yukon break: | ley ms of this elty r ng head fir 4d. ix vo pledged themselves to une rice, | . otner substitutes for] WALLA WALLA Mra widow of Maj R Z nr | stomach delayed 2 ee HE persistent effort of each man and woman to add to the world’s wealth by industry and frugality will bring individual prosperity as well as national gain. 15¢ 15c || 15c || srted on V ow (wh 6) plate, which tm the liehtoat Fine Lunch hi With BEST COFFEE and Real Cream H Three forest fires year Arle } EXAMINATION FREE Full Set Teeth, Pink Gam. . See Teeth, Whalebone Rubber. 1LYMPIA.—Judge Mack “W, Gone signe as chairman of Loyal league. Savings De Po dome pay ta og Saturday boven for your souvanten The Seattle National Bank Resources More Than Thirty Million Dollars Crowns oo Uridgework Seattle Homes| in the SAN ANTONI United Painless Dentists Governor-to-Be NEW ORLEANS, May 18.—J 608 Third Ave. de Craving Bile Causes Strike . =¥=5-¥= ZErE nein sey eceaaande sapere ra ingseeanit ie ytd =we eS Shuart’s Special Reductions The newest and best tn Shoes—Pumps and Ox. fords which are fin dshed with every * detail- carefully ng yoo will find the season's n Patent, Black Suede. Brown Suede and $9.85 $10.85 $11.85 $12.85 $14.85 LADIES’ HOSIERY—Exclusive patterns and color ings, a number of the famoys MeCullum Hore at special sale pric hich will surprise and delight you | ee ee rm = LAUT POT FOP MAY 1318 Second Ave. _.NAPOLEON ITALIAN . EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL You can now get fresh supplies of “Napoleon,” the Golden Oil, regu- larly from your grocer. A “Napoleon” cocktail (a table- spoonful in fruit _ juice) every day before dinner will bring health and energy. ‘A MAGNANO COMPANY Seattle Genoa Tacoma hoa parade go by. went o® strike, and cy @ Lal | | Easy on | Shoes| 6 corn ensured for et player ts aw | patie who © is uns You are in the fi frequently toot 207 UNIVERSITY #7. going on @ jundays From © te 12 for OHIO CUT- RATE DENTISTS | HOYT'S 322 Pike at 4th Wo Never Close Sant People posite Vraser-Patervon Co Eb Second Avenue at Columbia Go toa a Legitieaate Dealer and Get a Legitimate Tire HIS year the American people are going to be more critical than ever about their automobile tires. Tires are one of the largest items in the motorist’s budget. The cost is making even careless buyers think and inquire. And the more they inquire, the smaller will grow the in- fluence.of hearsay and the irresponsible tire dealer. We have all met the man who takes his opinions ready- made. He tells everything he knows. He knows more about every car than the man who made it, where tobuy the cheapest truck—how to get the biggest bargain in tires, He always arouses a certain amount of wonder in the un- knowing. They never think to ask him where he gets his secrets. “Somebody says” and “every- Every time you drive your car along @ track ar a rut in a country road you are some life out of your enlarged by the action of gravel and moisture. Ruts and track slots pinch It ts well to avoid such sas much as possible. ors body does” are responsible for more wrong impressions about tires than anything else you can think of. It is on the people who come under the influences of these phrases that the irre- sponsible dealer thrives. You generally find him with the name of a standard tire displayed in his windows to give an impression of quality. But when you get inside the first thing he begins to ROYAL CORD-NOBBY- CHAIN - USCO - PLAIN talk about is price and sub- stitution. Whatthe thoughtful motor- ist is looking for today is -better tires. He goes to a legitimate dealer and gets a legitimate tire. ; The quality idea—the idea of a quality tire, of a dealer who believes in quality—is commanding a greater re- spect from.a larger portion of the motoring public all the time. It is the idea on which the United States Rubber Com- ' pany was founded—on which it has staked a greater invest- ment than any other rubber organization in the world. Build a fire that will do more, a better tire than was built before, and you are sure of a large and loyal following. We have-never been able to build enough U. S. Tires to go around, United States Tires.