The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 10

PAGE 10 Legion Will Hold BIG PRICE REDUCTION 30x32 32x3'2 31x4 32x4 32x42 35x5 34x42. 33x5 The quality remains as always—the highest PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER CO. of AMERICA, Inc. six 23.75 ry 26.35 room to or ashes. Pear! Oil is most economical be- cause it burns without waste. Every drop delivers comfortable warmth, It is refined and re-refined by our special process. That is your guar- antee that it gives best results always. will be held Friday evening. ‘chestra, according to the commit- |, | both women and men legionnalres. With ¢lean-burning Pear! Oil in your oil heater you can make the children’s evening play-hour warm and comfortable, And you can carry this comfortable warmth from play- or wherever you wantit. There is no trouble — no dirt Sold in bulk by dealers every- where, Order by name — Pear! Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) we Le hel Leal Letl for the evening, one of which will |® Real, live music for the evening | be a prize waltz Big Dance Friday will be furnished by Lon Protteau’s tee. eeoond sei KANSAS CITY, Mo— oe oe ies Gackt otanion SAS CITY, Mo—Fiying over 140-mile triangular course in 60 min- The floor committee, consisting of | utes, 15 25 seconds, Lioyd Bertrand, | consequent high water cause one of New York, wins American Legion | greatest log jams ever seen here, It |, ‘has several novel dances planned ‘aerial derby. |mout of the time. But it's easy now aR day. EFFECTIVE TODAY 30x3 33.80 37.05 41.90 43.95 52.20 54.80 - 12.35] 30x3 30x3%. 14.95] 30x32. 2.35 32x3'2. 19.40| 32x32. 2.70 31x4 .22,35/ 31x4 32x4 .25.80/ 32x4 Other Sizes in Proportion Pennsylvania ACUUM CUP CORD TIRES FABRIC TIRES “TON TESTED” TUBES At these prices tire buyers no longer| can afford to experiment with ordinary! makes of tires: “Ton Tested” Tubes . 2.00] . 3.15 Jeannette. Pennsylvania Distributors CANAL TIRE CO., INC. 3001 Westlake North. THE SEATTLE ‘Bargain Sale On in Smiles Ever try to buy a smile? A pretty hard job, you'd find it werage for the state. In Aberdeen, it is said, the same food costs $1.62 a ABERDEEN. — Recent rains and is said to contain 60,000,000 feet. G&rfield 0184. STAR How’s This One as Sample? —_— Lloyd and his smile |that sort of thing, is pretty tough as you'll have to admit. So 4 jamile from Lioyd ought to be of a particularly rare and valuable ‘Take the cage of Lloyd. Lioyd was | variety | told a couple of years ago that he’d| But you can buy a smile from him |never be able to walk again, except | without any lon crutches. Which, conmting at a/agent comes around to collect your | time when a fellow ts vitally interest: | share of the community fund of ap- | ed in baseball an’ swi So enemnnns I rained Novemier 14 to 19 for the Seattle and Everett | Have Cheapest Food |}; Theodora home in one of the in-| Seattle and Everett have the cheap-| stitutions which will share in the| lest food pricea in the state, according fund. 8o every subscription to the |to statistion complied by the Loyal) chest will mean a Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen. | Food for a family of five in Seattle) conts $1.53 a day, according to the re port, This ts one cent below the | charity, difficulty—when the mming and) proximately $750,000, which is to be support of 46 Seattle charities Lioyd, you ser, in one of the 50 odd inmates of the Theodora home—and smile not only from Lieyd but from all the bun roof over their heads but for your | dreds of others who wouldn't have al _ CHANGES PLAN |More Than 100 Yrs. Needed Under System to Pay Bills RICHARDSON jal Investigator for al Select Commit ard Operations.) WASHINGTON, Nov, 3.--Tt will nore then 100 years for the mmission of the shipp! tle the $300,000,000 pe gainst the board at the ate of dinposition. dincovery by Judge Walter D. of Cleveland, chairman of the vmimion, has resulted in a new plan of settlement The commission will be split: up. Each individual member will bandle separate cases, so five nettleme 1} be in progress at once inst reach commissioner has ar 1 a settlement his findings will |be reviewed by the commission of the whole, and the final result ap | = | proved in routine by the shipping SS board. = The findings of the commission are to be final, however Black Hair Brown Hair Golden Hair Auburn Hair Gray Hair There is beauty in each, if the hair is healthy. ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC used faithfully keeps any color hair healthy and brings out its latent beauty and lustre. ED. PINAUD’S is best for you. Pure and fragrant. For 100 years the world’s favorite, Toilet Perfume The superior quality of ED. pINkUD’S C appeals to all those who appreciate the good things of life. UMHOUGAQQUUEVONNHAEUUEAEUAAUL } | American Import Offices Quialily of Fodsole | Wholesale oney-Savin | Many of the programs given in | various parts of the city will be ar | ranged by the Cornish school, among | vent them programs for the Interlaken Parent-Teacher Association on Tues: | place: |day afternoon at the Lincoln high | entertainment !echool, and for the John Hay Parent- | Teacher Association on Thursday af- . Mrs. Vivian Strong Hart: will sing on Tuesday evening for the Tacoma Y. W. C. A. Musical club. Some of these new standard, high-grade pianos have been taken back by us from dealers who could not pay for them, others we have taken from dealers and allowed in their stead less expensive instruments such as they found more ready sale for in their particular territories, but in every case they are new, in fine condition and fully guaran- teed just the same as if they had arrived from ~ Moreover, they are the | same grades and makes from which we have built © our reputation as wholesalers and retailers of high grade pianos and player pianos. the factories yesterday. These are bargains, not disappointments; delay means a less stock to choose from, for our adver- | | tising is known to be reliable and many are tak- ing advantage of this great money-saving sale. We Carry No Stencil Pianos or Player Pianos 1519 Third Avenue Manufacturers THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 192f, WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Cons SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET Store Hours: 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Er Cornish School to Aid in Music Week | | Students of the Cornish school will h&Bo acento ne Coie tent =i! Stomac [its observance in Seattle a sucpess. There will be a students’ orchestra | concert on November 10, at the | school, when Arthur Kloth, violinist, jand James Dobbs, singer, will be| inet! mach gi | soloists. Francis J. Armstrong, head| Particularly for all the bad eff lof the violin department of the | school, will conduct the orchestra. ®t On Saturday evening of next week | yj a general musical program will be | given, with students from all musical | W141) departments participating. To each lof these the public is invited. t Hatdwate owels. take Baalmann’s G coming from gas pressure. | feelin, h will reduce because gas after using Baalman ts, the Genuine in the age from the Bartell D or any reliable druggist —. ment. Every Instrument a Standard Make No More Gas i If you wish to be permane! | eved of as in the tome be | SHIPPING BO ARD |= Tr IN FULL SWING (cnst Hardware 6s Annual Pre-Inventory SALE The Greatest Selling Event in the Hardware History of Seattle —proves attractive to the world’s most independ- ent buyers, the cash buyers, as well as to those buying on the easiest possible terms; and this is not strange, for the power of cash never brought ~ before its owners such fine, new pianos at such extremely low prices as are being sold during this Big Money Saving Sale, and yet the prices of these pianos are the same to those buying on time as © to those paying cash. This for the reason that in - every case we have reduced the price the last pos- sible dollar for immediate sale. | 4 - Ses MEmtitetits ta? eee SERRE ORE ES EERE S23 FE