The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 10

HUGE TIRE SALE We have only a few of these high grade tires left—better hurry if you want to buy them at these prices. Subject to prior sale | High-Grade, First-Class STANDARD CORDS 90x34 NS Cord 15.00 Six4 NS Cord 18.00 $2x4 NS Cord 23.50 $3x4 NS Cord 26.50 $4x4 Rib Cord 23.50 93x44 NS Cord 34.00 94x44 Rib Cord 30.00 $5x44 Rib Cord 30.00 FABRIC CASINGS New Casings 30x3 8.99 90x33, 9.99 92x33 12.50 $ix4 12.50 $2x4 17.50 33x4 = 15.00 ‘Mx4 = 18.00 32x43 15.00 33x43 20.00 34x43 20.00 3.40 35x43 20.00 3.50 Selected Used Casings and Tubes Casings 115 4 yt 4.00 Up 1.00 1313 5 4.50 Up1.00 ‘93114 =5.00 Up 1.00 4324 6.00 Up 1.25 $314 6.00 Up 1.25 3414 6.50 Up1.25 All other sizes in pro- portion New Tubes 1.40 1.50 1.75 2.15 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.25 3.30 Note the Big Reductions in prices. Absolutety the best materials are used. These are the Right Prices _te pay—WHY PAY MORE? H 30x33 Rib or KS 6.30 Six4 RiborNS 9.00 $2x4 Ribor NS 9.90 33x4 RiborNS10.25 94x4 Alb or NS11.25 32x44 Pib or NS12.80 33x44 Rib or NS13.00 34x44 Rib or NS13.30 35x44 Rib or NS13.50 36x44 Rib or NS13.95 33x5 Rib or NS15.30 35x5 fib or NS15.75 37x5 Alb or NS16.65 Bring or ship us your old casings; all work guaranteed. CAREFUL ATTEN- TION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED IKE STREET TIRE SHOP W. O. STANDRING, Prop’r 1026 PIKE ST. Corner Boren “ Elliott 0446 | druggist for * THE SEATTLE STAR WANDA TAKES IN THE BIG PUYALLUP FAIR Sees Everything From Wash Tubs to Diamond Rings By Wanda von Kettler |; n the Puyallup fair 4 even at bad—this proces ting around a a0 ar} s grounds for just four viewing overgre Better glomerat wh pump:| the eqwe, Rabies,” | WON'T rful cor jon of “Here's bay toons where ya’ get yer bay-doons, baydoons,” bellowed a voice my ear as 1 wiggled past t mob at the fair grounds ga’ Wednesday afternoon. where ya get yer bay red ones, blue om yer green r gO--let ‘er gol” shouted a ed that the y purplish-fac reddish row, pounding his “Let's get ‘em—let man in the fist “Oh, he feminine voice | back why t T had no time to take action | goegios?” ae “a por ° And then when “PF dashes | n ahead th ob ared ag Petey: ig het | head the mot ared again, fluttered, sighed, nettled dowr once more the poor little sorrel a couple of t of the four to y to wear | up and g a tray of Here and there a man re news. Here and corn. ad the there a woman But the great people listened intent! » the biasicmewned ta dy who ah der for quick results, Eaally tertained with popular songs from | and cheaply made. the music stand PPPEPEPELES ESSE SOTTO ED nd Nall Having one afternoon in which to n gate the produce of Northwest 0 100 Pec peaere A_ Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up This home-made remedy te a won- ier ¢ is a home-made syrup which ave found to be hand embr the prt g in- | ¢ from the grand phlegm | stand begin the _ easier, | ‘oat stopa and you ge a good night's rest sleep. The} throat and chest col ” ne decorated with lace apron wt building was the Wom This was beautifully hematite croup, throat anned prur asthina or winter ¢ Beyond the Woman's building ae ene Se Oe ide sgh sr ea the Merchants’ pavilion, whic pottle and fill the bottle with plain [happened to be directly ben granulated. sugar syrup and shake |srandstand. Everything was # thoroughly. If you prefer use clari- Ihere from wash to diamond fied molasses, honey, or corn syrup, rings, not to mention the litte instead of sugar syrup. Either way, |jwtanda where mayonnaise dressing you get a full pint—a family supply —of much better cough syrap than |O" Salted crackers was given away ‘ou could buy ready-made for three | {r¢e-for-nothin imes the money per y) °° and children love ‘its pleasant ta The best place on the fair rounds, Pinex is a special an: bighty ¢ how € eo “Rette view” centrated compound of genuine Nor-|pore’ Gan the “Better Hable way pine extract, known the world Ureau. One hundred and fifty | Sex Tor sta pratmpt bealime effect |Dables, all cooing and gurgling and upon the membranes. crying together under one roof—150 To avoid disappointment ask your. pink and white bundles waiting in ir mothers’ arms to be “exam. ined” for the contest ree eas Beyond the Infants came the pou! try. And in the poultry domictle an jother contest was being staged. It |was like this: A large glass jar con taining eggs and navy beans was A. W. WHISTLER || stationed netore the spectators. The Piano—Leschetitzky Method || trick was to guess how many emes Intensive Coarse for Adults and beans the jar contained 404 Montelius Bldg, Main 2751 | the prize was to be a sack of exe! Res.—Capite, 0566 mash. TI thought it would be quite wonderful if I could win that sack ~ lof egg mash for The Star. I haven't {any iden what the paper would do! with ft, but it certainly would be nic: |to have—no T took a chances, guess ing 2,400 eggs and beans In all, and ned "Seattle Star’ on the register ore brone! lai a“ ounces of Pinex , and don’t acces anything else. Guaranteed to giv absolute satisfaction or money promptiy refunded. The Pinex Co, | Fi Wayne, Ind, with full dir ALL THE RECORDS ALL THE TIME } After trailing past the stalls of 500 or more prize pigs, cows, horses, {goats and mules, and inhaling the at-/ mosphere of the fruit exhibit, 1/ came out on the ground reserved for| hot dog diepensers and th reeOUS. ly Hlustrated concession tents, Of the former there were exactly 44 1 did not count the concessions, but I think there must have been some where about a million, My eye was attracted by a » brightly colored sign paint- Congress May Order ilroad Merger WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Congress will be asked to order the country's railroads to consolidate into a few systems, if they will not yoluntartly merge, and the plan is being worked | out by the interstate commerce com: | mission, Senator Cummins, ef Iowa, | said today. Compulsory consolidation ts anoth er of the steps contemplated by Cum ming in the revamping of the entire cach-Cummins railroad law, to put h” Into it ‘If the roads were consoldiated tn to a small number of systems, it would be entirely possible, in my | opinion, to make rates which would result in virtually equivalent returns | to all railroads alike.” ere Thirty Pri afford amp unity to hear you wish to hear r it In undisturbed We have ‘em all—hear batteries Willard Batteries, of standard Willard quality, may be had for your Ford ear—and at a price you'd expect to pay for a lot less value! Harper-Meggee, Inc. 817 East Pike at Broadway Third at Blanchard 3222 Eastlake Admiral Way at California ‘| DELEGATE And| - one of the tents. the “Presto,” ‘Prestidigita it read ato Prestidigt tateur 1 read it three times, then asked the man at the box what it meant “don't ow rful 15 Presto: only Presto on missing more for the ex. animal at ¢ |tor's ear It wag getting wouldn't have time to r Gets Fourth Divorce From de on the ¢ the Same Wife ‘ Henry holder Wedne his present wife. in 1881 times b: nulments of divorce balked three me court an decrees granted in lower cov Pletce obtained his latest divorce decree in the court of Judge Walter Pierce's lawyers are con fident that the dec stand the scrutiny of the Al mony of $400 a month was granted Mra. Pleree. Mrs. Pierce bas heen fighting divorce Freneh will ate court her husband's Vice Admiral Kato, Japan’s| since 190 retarned trom navy minister, i of the} Europe to be faced with action for J del t h divorce She said that with the ad apanese delegates to the dis-' vent of wealth, home happiness van armament conference. YOU'RE SICK, BILIOUS, HEADACHY, FROM LIVER AND BOWEL POISON No odds how bad your liver, stom: | your li ach or bowels; how much your head | foul aches, how minera’ | able you are from n, bi attempt to when she one They have one son. je and uncomfort- | wt n, indi | Cav you always get | up by n They cleanse | your head clear, » er and bowels reg ‘onat ASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP. Seniors and Juniors have a great time at the regular weekly Hi Hop given by and for high school students exclusively every Friday at 8 p. m. in Bright's Studios, Fourth and Pine, Obtain your Invitations from one of the following committee: Alex Lindgren, Rroadway; Dorothea Rich- mond, Queen Anne; Neil McCullough, Franklin; Geo. Davedek, West Seatile; H.C. Atherton, Ballard; Arthur Bright, Lincoin. Ladies’ tickets! 190, charge will be made CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP THESE BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL USED CARS $650; less $487.50 $600; Dodge Touring, Studebaker Three-pass 5 » er Roadster ....$250.00 § Harroun Touring, now . $275.00 75.00 | $505.00 $375.00 | | Less Touring, xon Touring, MAXWELLS Touring $600 50 Tour . $450.00 | $900.00 | 1919 | 1918 } 1917 1916 All in fine good tires, eto about be carfares? rns Kr ing, $600; lees 8450 #400 $250 -. $225 . 8150 running Why 1920 Oldsmobile & $1,600; will sell fo 1918 Oldsmobile 6 $675, i921 Oaki $1,000; leas i917 ¢ less 25% Maxwell now Fourine Maxwell now... 8500.00 Roadster . $750.00 d Touring, $450. 8333.00 leas Maxwell now... nd Maxwell now, order, worry ALL BATTERIES ARE GUARANTEED GOOD TERMS SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES CO. Phone East 462 ELEVENTH AVENUE AT EAST PIKE STREET Two Blocks Kast of Broadway Takes a Chance on Sack of Egg Mash; Visits her, | }had left the stones, which, he s« j years here. | which | Watson mortuary, fall night only “Presto” 1 kept th about that sack of egg ht might pos sibly win for The Star |Coxey, Jr., Leading Very Peaceful Army of the famous . has left ompanic na tdo his father his companions ar Wednesday on the ¢ State from the Orien bys worked their way xey atin Loss at | $10,000 in Diamonds PORTLAND, Oct. 6.—George Por ges, rich Greek, reported to po! headquarters this morning that large diamonds he had left on a reau near an open window wher left his home yesterday had disap peared when he returned early to day He offered no explanation why he are wort x $10,000, in such an e¢ | posed postiion. FUNERAL SERVICES wil! be Thursday night for George A 61, who died We is home 1521 24 ave., after a dience of 12 Following the services will be held at the Bonne the body will be shipped to Lewiston, Idaho, for bur tal. held mith Anos 8. flag ts permitted to fi: over the grave o! t Key The U. Francis 8& THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1921. Keeps Your Auto Top Looking New Western atone, \110-12-EAST PIKE ST. WESTLAKE & LENORA Other Stores at Kansas City, Turkish women of the Mostem sion have been forbidden to ap| pear on the stage. | Gem cutting has been one of Ai | sterdam’s ing industries early 500 years The camel's hump is considered I delicacy by Are In Switzerland the poppy is a love token. It is significant that more than half the motorists of the Pacific Coast use Zero- lene for Correct Lubrication, and the number is growing. Such wide-spread approval of Zerolene is its best rec- ommendation to you. Get a Correct Lubrica- tion Chart for your car. Use Zerolene for Correct Lubri- cation. 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