The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1922, Page 15

P FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1 THE SEATTLE STAR YAY AVATADATAYAVAY AVAPAVAPAVAY AP AY AVAPAPAYAYAY, REPEAT CHARGE!("Tear ew nous” —}/He Uraes Efficient I Kinewihanitifie: Khe-was a boy” AGAINST CORSON | 2c""") essen ais What one is there of us that has not felt the glow of satisfac- Indies if this country is to wage suc: | p He spoke at a tion over the outstanding success of a life-long friend! ful competition for the trade of | iuncheon in the L. C. Smith building. Often a surprise—scemingly “all of a sudden.” Yet neither CATs “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” surprising nor sudden, when you stop to think back over each step of his progress. E United States Rubber Company — makers of U. S. Royal Cords—were first to conceive, make and announce the balanced tire. (A balanced tire is one which from a - oe i link.” A tire in which there is such complete wi neither will give way Reloce the as. “ginien du. he setae The makers of U.S. Tires were first to conceive, make and announce pin line of neo fn gave to cf va and car-owner some- ing that never exist ore—a tire ced of under one standard of quality.) ert eee The makers of U.S. Tires were first to have the courage to tell the public about the good and bad in tire-retailing. (You cctemibed the phrase “Go to a legitimate dealer and get a legitimate tire.” People can no posi g 7 take the indifferent stand that “discounts,” “inside — + dickers” are a necessary evil in the tire USINCSS, The makers of U. S, Tires were first to arouse industrial and trade minds to the need of a new kind of tire competition. (Competition for better and better values. Greater and greater public confidence. The job is still un- finished but present events predict final returns of ic benefit.) e * J Si other high spots the U. S. Tire road to lea ership may appeal to you as even more important. A of the cham: f comm tment it | Wilhelmy Attacks Coroner on Autopsy Record nnd practicing Withelmy, ri W. H, Cor ‘e'roies too Money Waits ae eee for You With | the Camera!) er the right to pertorm|Come On, Take Pictures and Be Among the Winners the issue when he qu law, to show that he has 4 form autopsies,” he said | harged before is that Dr Are you taking photographs to enter in the Star-Burlington route $100 cash prize contest? Virst prize $50, second prise ing on tr member of |hin chief deputy to per ate of aut , permitted at the morgue If the system at the county morgue in to be changed the mer in charge will have to be changed id get rid of the little ring jeal fixers that are on its ‘These instances alone at least Liceclaae das athe pg duality route in a price market. ED MANE WS Uo ne elena Now thatso manycar-owners have given their verdict for ity tires in general, and . S. Tires in perdoaiar— a EVER SEE HER |'2 nest view ot seattic’s cown-| Boys’ Two-Pants School Suits LONDON, Sept. 1—A widower | town district advertixes for a housekeeper who 4. Best view of a fine residential In neat mixtures and stripes of blue, gray, brown, and blue serges. ‘can wash, sew, cook, train chil | | street Coats alpaca or serge lined, with belt all around. Trousers lined mumber of dealers and car- dren, eat ly and talk only of an industrial ughout; with watch pocket and belt loops. Guaranteed all- owners whose vision has been when spoken plant as a lumber mill, hydro 4 clouded by “discounts,” “terms” and Eat Yourself sc." =" +12, $15 and 418 I to Health = nih | Leading Restaurants 9, Best and most artistic photo. Stub-proof toe caps, solid leather insoles; buttons wire fastened. ff serve graph of Seattle's environs. For ex-! Soles sewed and nailed, Sizes 1, 1% and nly. Regular $3.75 ample, a sunset on eet sound. A walue, SPECIAL at .....ccccceetesesseseerseeeseoneveseen $2.50 striking picture of the Bremerton navy a fishing fleet, the Ban | Juan is, ete. | "te. Beat view of obine plotunseaes Boys, Get This: | a or a o ot y ' ee eet geattie. thers are ff Watch FREE With point of historic Fav av Av av av Arar avav ar arava avarvavavavavavarvavavavAavavavavavaravarararvavaravaravsv arava many such views on the waterfront | prepBh rons Your Two-Pants | The contest ix open to all, } * | Firat prize, $50. Second prize, $30 Suits | Third prise, $20 / Get out the camera and win a prize. | Contest open to all. ' Boys’ Boys’ | » _ —— HATS SHOES | United States @ Rubber Company Bread \Boy, 3, Finds Gun, Ij divs TS! Boys’ Tan Shoes ft | ( 3 } ys’ Tan Tire Branch, 212-216 Jackson Street ae | sus Mille Brother, 10| Army dnt sft tom: Sacer fl . - % . . | year-old Leroy Peters pulled the trig: | Every Day — Some Way | for of a revolver ieft lying on a table | | Grocers Sell Roman Meal | ana kitled his ten-year-old brother, all sizes for school yar, ———— i * HOUNSLOW, Eng. Sept. 1—For ar | Miss Marjorie | Y Selling milk which he had colored, Too Many Autos on | Be i a: ge soni paral od n Bryn Mawr | : Jones was fined $50. Payroll of County | ot: froma ‘Witmer ave. to Sith ave. | jeellege in because of alleged | > - Speaking at an outdoor meeting at| | 8. Saturday, Sept. 2, from § a petty thefta in the dormitory, files } 3 | Riverton Thursday evening, 8S. F | | m. to 12 noon. am | i suit for $6 0 damages against the | ~ | Woody, candidate for. commissioner | ™ | coltege and Dr. M. Carey Thomas, | Milnes.) oases te 4 |for the south district, stated that the : + former principal. | Non-breakable crystal. # . jcounty owned twice as many autos} Laved Century in pppninsgere se / del, 14-aise, Sold nickel : a for the use of the ‘aid Advertisomen: | 3 iy thats ovine} 13 Hours, She Says | a jot $30,000 « in| GENEVA, Sept. 1. « Mlle. Elvire y pic { | proet Gonmrtener the | perpen, who climbed the Col du Cer No Insipid | extra autos and curtailing the pri! "16505 eet, in thirteen hours | | | vate use of the rest * 5 feet, " " ; ‘ | Noga ae ciate Sith ahr descent thay ae tae Oriental Oils § |] |Open a Gately Charge Account | REV. P. A. KLEIN, pastor of ert older Nothing Added— | You Need Not Pay All in 30 Days Dunlap Baptist church, 60th ave. 8, | EP Ty near Henderson st., will preach on|Sunday and on “Two Coming} Out but Water | SB’ Crucified Christians” at 11 a. m.j Events” at & p.m | baw.) | a om cc at he aa ) | ti 9” | | i MEN’s | jj | 1427 FIFTH AVENUE SHOES i GOODS AND PRICES, NOT THEORIES, PUT MONEY IN YOUR POCKET | | } Between Pike and Union Streets PIGGLY WIGGLY doesn’t presume to deliver lectures on how a grocery business should be conducted. The goods, the prices as indicated on the swinging price tags, the orderly arrange: ment, the cleanliness of the stores, speak for themselves. Concrete facts as expressed in the PIGGLY WIGGLY plan of bringing the manufacturer, the canner, the p er and the farmer to the housewife, saving all unnecessary expense and profit, is putting money in the housewite’s pocket. SOME CONCRETE FACTS OF INTEREST TO THE HOUSEWIFE BREAKFAST Keliogg’s Corn Flakes ......10¢@ Post Toarties Jersey Corn Flakes ve Shredded Wheat 10¢ FOODS Olympic Wheat Hearts :22¢@ Cream of Wheat . 88¢ SOFT Welch's Grape Juice .,... eon. Pints, B7¢, Quarts, T2¢ Armour’s Grape Juice ......... Pi B2¢, Quarts, 60¢ DRINKS Diamond Springs Root Beer ae na 10¢ “Very sincerely yours. KH. THOMSON. 14¢, Dozen, 81.60 Diamond Springs Ginger Ale ....... 14¢, Dozen, $1.60 4 FOR Pork Roast POT ROAST SOAPS Woodbury's ............,...22@ Fairy Soap, small azz | COUNTY a abiding’ Bes ‘A Fo Cuticura 22¢ Welw Naptha: Soap 4e | . siaonhy nae Sy SE FE conmmssioner yf fi" 20¢ Ib. || 10c Ib a es King County's needs.” Ground Bone Fresh Daily MIL K Federal, Co-Operative, Borden's, Carnation.. You do not 9 b have to stock up. This is our regular. price Cc VACUUM COFF “Your Luck,” “Ib; can secur BBO ) J. B., 14b, can... tees 40¢ PACKED EE vol Red, Cam, 1 ID. cecerceececcce 43e¢ COOKIES PACIFIC COAST COMPANY’S PACKAGES— TQ POOMEGOR 6 65 09005606508 doe bs Be 100 Packages. ««- BISCUITS ttc Packages: Ibe Packages ............+ We Will Be Closed Monday, September 4 SEABOARD MEAT CO., Inc. STALL 5, LOWER FLOOR GREEN CUTS DEEPER § Ibs, Best Cane Sugar Full Cream Cheese, Ib.....28¢ 49-1b, sk. Faney Patent 3 Assorted Jells 25¢ Flour .... $1.73 4 Ibs. Bulk Macaroni 25¢ 6 rolls Toilet Paper -26¢| 2 pkes. D. M. Seeded Shop Early — Cased Monday Metropolitan Market Elliott 4141 Stall 25 Main Floor We Will Be Closed Monday Independent Market Stall 60 Main Floor Paid for by Strang & Prosser ~ MODERN DENTISTRY DR. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 8. 106 Columbia St. 1000 OTHER ITEMS ON THE SAME LOW BASIS Try some of Boldt’s COFFEE CAKES A Large Assortment For more than 20 years SEATTLE’S 4 Ibs, bulk Rolled Oats... .25¢ | + 25e LEADING 2 tee oe ore Special on DENTIST "B5¢ | 8 be aoe Picnic Finger Rolls [In making high class, modern plate. 25¢ | 3 tal : 25e¢ 20¢ per dozen work, artificial teeth, bridgework, 23¢ | 6 cans Sardines 25¢ Large Home Made Bread THE LIBERTY MARKET, 1508 FIRST AVENUE QUEEN CITY MARKET, FOURTH AVE. AND PINE ST. WEST SEATTLE—CALIFORNIA AND WEST ALASKA SIX STORES UNIVERSITY—4728 UNIVERSITY WAY NORTH BROADWAYV—622 NORTH BROADWAY AT ROY MADRONA—1136 THIRTY FOURTH AVENUE AT UNION | gold and porcelain crowns, gold and cement or alloy fillings, also an ex- pert in extracting teeth without pain, Chloroform and gas are unnecessary | for painless extraction of teeth at Dr. Brown’s Dental Clinic 10¢ each BOLDT’S Woe Deliver Where Others Fail Phone Elliott 1848 GREEN’S BUTTER and GROCERY STORES Limit S Lbs, While it lasts.