The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 8

ee s ‘hhh reatest Valuesin the City Compare our prices below with those of any other high grade, first quality, factory guaranteed ties of pt yrs, Md and we know you will realize why we have sold thousands and thousands of Pharis and Nebraska tires and gained so many satisfied customers. Tried and Proven Tires The Nebraska and Pharis tires now in use are the best recommendation we can give. They are not only correct theoretically, but in actual use, In the years they have THE SEA | Contrasts ‘editor The Star larticle in these columns lately oo and Middie West cities the writ draws the conclusion that ours | superior. @Bimany times and will venture due aliow B nize, Chicago's system te no far w pertor that there is no comparison. | Por the purpose of comparina }8t, Paul, for instance, or Dulut |whore they have the bill problem aystems are practically identical been handled by us consistent high mileage and satisfaction 1 @ with cushioned seats, The cars a bas been obtained. Guaranteed by Western Auto Of utmost importance In buying tires ts the responsibility of* the firm with which deal Western Auto backs these opp which Is your assurance of a cheerful and satisf, fying adjustment in any of our stores, Guarantees Nebraska Tires ......22<--..6000 Miles Pharis Fabrics .---------..7000 Miles and the tires greatly exceed their guarantee in practically every case. ; stock the largest and most com- plete line of auto supplies, tires, A accessories and parts in the West. Visit WESTERN AUTO first. ‘eeuwsece ‘ — AUTO ROW STORE DOWNTOWN STORE 812-818 E. Pike 2041-45 Westlake ground to Insure speed and factlita: @ Three gates in the rear ope taneously to take on and @ Lime consumed hers a a aA Faitor ‘The Star: @ Viaduct at Yesier and Fourth, ly in the curve of Fourth ay @ under and in the shadow of t @, rious accidents viaduct for a garage, you can! p a stop to this dangerous practi a eelum to their Magrant disrega ft 4 property (whe 4 ow}—or just calling the plain plem ove my signature, ou wish, and which would be onure to me, might get qui ‘ou Will note copy of my lett f December 29th, 1921, to Chief = Potice Beart alling this state @ offairs to b ttention. To dat 1 have received no acknowled, this channel one would Yours truty, Rh oH, SEED, 3223 First ave. 8. @ taxpayer. a THE LETTER TO CHIEF Dear Sir: on Fourth ave, the full length of the street. Some of these ca are daily in the same «pot wi chains and locks oo wheels for | day. ing machines on the swing, driv eireet car to go thru abreast tarked at the curb. on each side of this curve, with t @ lakes the coroner's chances ev oint if this condition is allow to remain. ation, I remain, Yours truly, | CHAMPAIGN, Il, — Miss Joasie| MAT aaa ea anna u" "eos lan obese ean yeaa MaMa MaMaMaNE |i vere wesincondcet oe | CEDAR RAPIDS, Ian—Found! @uilty of the brutal murder of Mrs. Cart Lanstrum, three men, Wilfred Markham, Waldo Waddington and Glenn Smith are sentenced to life| Jmprisonment. BLACKHEADS GO QUICK | “BY THIS SIMPLE METHOD | * Blackheads—Hig i oft ones or hard o he £0 quick Miss Olive Baker CLASS PROPHET Awsisted by MISS GARNET WALKER February The pubil isen are free, VACUUM CUP R E TIRE For the best slogan (of not more than six words) we will give absolutely free one Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tire, size 30x31, or its value on any other size. The slogan must be in our office by February 4. We are distributors of Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires. Our name is— NONSKID TIRE SERVICE COMPANY 910 East Pike Street Former Location of Stewart Speedometer Agency is invited. The exer- st, gir Kashino, ¥ boy git Summers, girl Siegrist Hindle, Ja Thompson M Flynn, I Melvil | On, cere | Robertson, | Kraft, Takah as Willard, f 12th ave A ma d wi we thi jin Seattle, Vital Statistics] | Haga, Tadamasa, 415 i2th ave. &, girl Mitchell, James C., 1113 M. Cherry Kraft, Wawin, 6712 25th ave. N. W. jpame. BIRTHS Lane, 3112 Dosi Terrace, stored My ealth James Ashford, 214 13th! Frornell, N.Y. I was in bad heal Wadeiage aot but there didn’t seem to be any ono | mouth waking with thet bad taste, coughing and 4 men A., Keyport .... et Anna, 1 A CONTINENTAL FUEL CO., 1207 Utah. Eliott 1400. never, Béatite e% . bevy peed feels Send for free teemed for thirty years for clearing 5240 Rainier Blvd. Rainier 0020. inia, Beattle .. hs) “ i & ee are ‘and ag trouble | heads, soothing angry membranes and CO., Stone Way and Ewing. North 1681. therine, Youngstow with my bowels) felieving Catarrh. It is a valued house- M., ‘i 4 and at my periods. | It seemed thi mney, ever, DEATHS 23 Tyne Paks pow Bedi | \aricant McNAMEE COAL CO, 1524 Colorado. Elliott 0103. ion Game 6718 tin cine and improved every day. I do all p chronic catarth, nosebleed, headache, sore ‘KS & MILLER, INC., 8th and Madison, Main 1007. i 4 | my own work now except the wash-| tone etc “we lipay your money back. Ow KS & MILLER, INC., 904 Westlake N. Garfield 5027, | » 72, 317 Harvard | ing and do it with ease. plish as much in a day now as 2018 Sixth ave, 14 Minor @ ' [know to take your medicine to bui niyo, 6 months, I. FF. , Box B14 thona, P., 4 montha, N, B. th like.”’—Mra. Cus. BAKER, 21 Spe: | cer Ave., Hornell, N.Y, on | Inalmost every neighborhood the Vrank Jacobs, editor of ®£@ women who know of the value to of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable | Compound, They know because saa Chronicle, is confined th flu contracted while at © State Press association have taken it and have been helpe i Why don’t you giye it a trial? Some More Letters From Star Readers | I was Interested tn reading an/|there you have t it taining much praise for our street | (1 car system. After comparing oUF! be the policy of any street car ny® system with that of several Kastern|tem to thke you to your destination | [know nothing about the systems gf the cities he mentions with the| those cities with our own, and find, | lexception of Chicago's. I have had |the pleasure of riding those cars| @ [Pay that mile for mile, making all for congestion and 8 why not refer to a good street car system? Lat us take Minneapolis or |deal with as we have here? ‘Their In those citien care af heated | olse but here do you find motormen @ nearly as comfortably aa your home. | coasting their cars on level and clear @ Passengers do not have to ait ‘on|track instead of trying to “get you! [hardwood seats, but are provided! |light, fast, and built low to the/nsystem nevertheless, If any one the handling of passengers at stops./4 trip on a Cowen park ear during imul-| off-peak hours, Where elee do you arke find cars held in the loop for a load? @ ammengers, requiring about half the/1 distinctly remember sitting eight The cars are also provided with| Third and Union while thie was -_— | being dono, Where eine, may I ank a Traffic Condition)“ in Seattle do you find any Driving thie morning under the! insure uniform service? In the cities counted 12 machines parked direet-}to check up cars at various points viaduet. This condition has begn! ‘The most efficient cars In Seattle an @eryday affair for years 494) today ure an obsolete type purchaned haa been the caused of severnl #&/ from the Twin Cities These cara 1 believe if you wiN have a re!iences, however. They were once! os porter look this point over, cheel| provided with heat and bell signal @ up owners of cars found using the by calling their attendon thru yout | efficiency, oo the present ar it ie tha] A STAR READER. ment; from which fact J have given awk oft any hope of any action thru | held wit rom a r up think wea | Claims had been granted Jon &. Phillips, 15 per cent of | zation. ‘ 20 days on improvements involving avaliable toyme af @ citizen and A solld fine of cars are parked directly under the Yesler viaduct, the short curve and on each ad "| | he | ‘The long Renton street care pe *hra this curve often have to come} to & complote stop to save smaah-| Se etre te te me OR JUST TEA? that there ts not room provided \ lit being an absolute impossibility » tor ae chine going noth with » rhere’s a distinct difference in favor of front street car, fender with cais Also, to make it wore, the drive. ways corting out of the garage loceasional hurty up car popping out, |more of a certainty that he wil!/ a good big job from this Thanking you for your consider R. H. BEEBE. ing her, claiming he had defamed her ml maaan, ae || fil ce N “i | ‘A Medium Priced Coal NOW DO WY WORK WITH EASE jujinosuke, 612 32nd ave.’ Because Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Com Re. ES| thing the matter | : " jo with me. I all day, an easy mark for colds and every epidemic of throat Order From Any of the Following Dealers: ] Me, ca RAM trouble that comes along. CITY ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., 4758 Shilshole Ave. Sunset i M., & o Legal) 1360, can agnor | would have taken me a week to do| " Avoid substitutes ~ make cure this last winter and I try to get every one Gignature is on the package you buy. fi j » 4116 19th ave them up, You are welcome to use is letter as _a testimonial if you} Y 2, 1922. THURSDAY, FEBRUAR Co, SEOOND AVENUE AND ITY STREET TTLE STAR Car Systems | Special Price Basement jfront exits, In boare m-|) A BIG SALE FRIDAY: A Most Extraordinary Purchase of er |in the quickest porsible time, Other ty | Wine stem cannot and never will ! be ef nt - | I have had the opportunity to com pare the running time of cars in 120 New Spring Dresses telaeons or making due allowance for hilix, | hat our cars are fully 26 per cent | slower, On the heavy residence lines in Minneapolia three-minute service |in furnished during off-peak hours, and every minute during rush hours. | i} sa Snes meinen Costas Fane eee 11) The Values Are Nothing Short of | | hardwood seats and frigid atmos | Wonderful } to 1. n, | UAwieldy, lumbering cars, with their | phere. Where eles but in Seattle do| h, | YOu find trainmen leave their cars to|}| ("hop en route, while passengers are) delayed meanwhile? Twice this has been my experignce thin week. Where |]| to Wool Poplins and Velours ere"? Schedule, they say, is the re}cause, Perhaps; but the fault of the! Many different styles —all snappy, smart, new models. Wool poplins and dress vel- ours in plain colors and checks. Every Dress distinctly new and individual in style and trimming touches. Contrasting colors and combinations cleverly used—the trimmings are unusually smart— v novelty silk stitchings, embroidery, fancy braids and silk insets and pipings. to | doubts this statement, let them make minutes in a Cowen park car at you, do you #e@ cars stop at “cur stopn” and no passengers get on or off? Does thal promote efficiency? | effort being made to check the run |ning time on the various lines to 1) mentioned “checkers” are employed *.|thruout the city to insure adequate he | nervios, have been stripped of their conven. | tem, and both rear gates opened nullaneously to facilitate handling ce lof pansen, Evidently too much rd rangement ‘LOCAL VETS __ -| WIN CLAIMS ot| Irving Brown, post adjutant Dis. ot/ abled Veterans of the World War, |” - a, Heattie chapter No, 3, wired from | j g.| Washington Wednesday that as a re [attendant | district will be presented by Brown | at the mouth of Squillchuck canyon, the conference now being} Dale H. Barron of Seattle, $8 a/and Ralph A. Horr, national senior have been purchased by the rullway nC. I. Forbes the following | month from Gate of discharge. vice commander of the local organi-/ company, and work will start within We have not seen such values in Dresses at $5 for many years. Floyd Beardsies of Bothell waa| ™aximum vocational training allow. area MITEL S40 eRe a expenditure of half a million dollars, | awarded 10 per cent disability from | “08. 1 ee ep a a anreeeed |dincharge to December, 1920, and| Forest Hutchinson, $90 @ month Wenatchee Chosen | total disability from that time, with |from July 16, 1921. fe: ‘ for Railway Center 60 oth canes m this | cate WENATCHER, Feb. @—Under| For Infants and |an allowance of $20 per month for an! More tion point between Spokane and the | coast. Fifty acres south of the city, | Signature o: | ; plans recently 4 here By th | > | Lit Sorthcrs railway atticais, we |N USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS j oO you Tl | natchee is to be the principal divi. Always bears Z, Z ot as it Cokes—as it Burns Roslyn - FURNACE - COAL of 96 * é oe & H.C. COOK, TEL ELLIOTT 0350, DISTRIEUTORS 30 YEARS Domnc Goop he on ps that cuts the cost and drudgery of keeping warm. Prepared es- pecially for furnace use in a size that is easy to handle, as large lumps are not necessary when a coal cokes. N f that catarrh while you can \|Catarrh gets to be a habit, For goodness sake don’t get used to it. ith Never be content to live on in that way—sleeping with Burn Roslyn Queen Coal in the Range Try Kondon’s Catarrhal Jelly, used and es- FREMONT FUEL ©0., Interlake and Kilbourne. North 0017, FAIRMOUNT F LL. CO., 4212 West Alaska, West 0483, HOLMES LUMBER CO., 3801 Latona. North 0083, KE. B. HOLMES LUMBER CO., 85th and Greenwood Ave. Sun- set 0507. W. F. JAHIN & CO, Pier 11. Main 0590. at| ¥ A hold remedy in thousands of American homes, Better than cam- MONKS & MILLER, INC, Second South and Connecticut. Elliott 0709. NORTHWEST FUEL & SUPPLY C©O., 960 Alki Ave. West 0019. RAVENNA LUMBER CO., 3026 Union Bay Place. Kenwood 1614. WESTERN COAL CO., 3821 Tenth Ave, N. E. North 1591. THE ROSLYN FUEL CO. Tel. Main 1817 818 White Bldg. ld re Se