The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 28

THE SEATTLE STAR 7 | . BIGGEST SHOW, ( THREE STUDIES OF GIRL DUKE WILL wed —} HARDING PLANS Lares Shifts Now Soe tapsber “Abeas ell Nat Go Usa. SAY MERCHANTS : ARE UNCHANGED ss ete eee pee se, Plans Are Under Way for London Story Called “Gro- Northwest Exposition S 4 é tesque Absurdity” 7 BY LAWRENCE MARTIN which t h . mtion and ie 0] -. ° | suaherees: msiat eepencrety Sgdlaage . and] E. O. Hoppe, celebrated British photographer, went to the castle where Lady Elizabeth! Pat? any step toward cooper Ea Puget Sor romin the She P ment ponition *| Bowes-Lyon, fiancee of the duke of York, lives and took six pictures of the lady, avi eer ees eee ; mote Los Angeles, according to the latest directory re- er oer Daneciactarers 20 con: Scrapping Butler FORMER F IRE B bape ig: ny Sood 3] ees . turns, is fast approaching the million mark in popu- : hibits as possi Floors Two Yeggs CHIEF PASSES ous eel aes pega " lation. What did it? Climate? Yes, that helped. : estas a rm tjon the Fourth of July this yea Natural resources? Yes, to some extent. But what European Art Work ; two ark's Epiaco- | ntage one « « esebra- Colorado Man Dies was the big contributing factor? The long pull and will Be Exhibited si plead actags (F< |" rine! From Bite of Horse the hard pull and the pull all together for Los bd art, spons ea by the a — ows dy reniuesas gsr Bw | gee: Col. Apell, 6-—Hornan . Angeles on the part of her citizens. That’s the array pease Arai ire Too Accurate; [iun'cne te bai M20) otha tec, et WE Sep sag, oe ar ple is tavchint ase eeoetan agli ; Hubby Asks Divorce | }°*" 6° enters and civic « Americans to Race Sivas eae penetrate she rie f gehen ia agree Fr ( i in Mavre Regatta \ : 5 ‘ “ud Besides the o t fc CHICAGO, April 6.—Asking a di-| He served tists will be on exhib y < ac ; te ie - : Los Angeles citizens pull together to bring new in- SMEG gerttant taanrestce at ta| shot] "He is murvived. By children ersity of dium pete in t dustries there. Do Seattle citizens? Los Angeles University. of }and a brother and aster in the evenin n July, ju es é : : folks pull together to support industries already es- f tablished there. Do Seattle folks? Let’s wake up and build a real city here. Take the clothing industry as an example. Do you know that hundreds of well paid workmen could be added to our pay rolls here if Seattle men would order their clothes made in Seattle? And they could get better clothes for the same, perhaps for less, money. Fabric | | |VLL SHOW THE WAY % Here is a special offer that will appeal to any man Tires who really wants to help get things started in Seat- tle and at the same time get $1.50 for his dollar. at Low _| || EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER Prices | || | ONE DAY ONLY—SATURDAY oxez | |) MADE TO SPECIALORDER sect” | |) MADE IN SEATTLE seconds or unknown tires. 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The only selling cost 1s our own low overhead, | +05 smart patterns and colors for Bring Your Wife or Mother In No middlemen’s profits, no factory branches to make pay—and even our a i enp . : i Women know what good clothes own overhead is cut to the minimum by the huge volume, | ght: | be p> lg featured in a (i are, and they will apbrenite these oe ae WN. | — . _| | | SMARTLY DESIGNED— SPLENDIDLY TAILORED You, too, may enjoy the economy of Western Giant Cords. Try just my 8 i i ; one, That's all we ask, for we know you'll use them always. Customers who have had clothes delivered from my new shop Roadgripper have been delighted with the per i i : f A [ @ J perfectness of the fit, the smartness Lower in Price Than Other Fine Tires y Satan Yen of the lines and thoroughness of the tailoring. So will you be VISIT OUR CAMPING EQUIPMENT SECTION CORD Pleased if you order a suit tomorrow. Drop in and let us show \ you some of our finished garments, Fore te a thoroughbred cord tire, the PHARIS ’ ROADGRIPPER, at a price L 0 U | S that only the Western ve fs over tha prices, x vi | D E L S K | 65 Stores in the West an T A II O R All Stores Open Until 9 P, M. Saturdays rt Ash for New ‘ Downtown Store Auto Row Store Order by Mail 7 CATALOG 2041-45 Westlake 812-18 East Pike Our THREE DooRS Phono Ell. 8307 Phone East 0078 FROM UNION 1 40 THIRD at the Store Guarantee y TOWARD PIKE Nearest You ‘Tacoma Store, 717 Pacific Everett Store, 2824 Colby Protects You * : $ ‘ I noticed in the papers last night that the great firm, S. H. a > y et Kresse & Co., will build an immense structure at Third and Pike, just a few doors from my new store. Score one for Seattle. oi ih lb aimee