The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 28

THE SEATTLE STAR | SAVE Fe fit JAPS BUYING oy t t ; FEDERAL JURY { ONLY SURVIVORS OF MOSBY'S RAIDERS - | LIST IS DRAWN or ‘dl daa EX Is Orientals Prefer American Products to Their Own Venire for May Terra Announced by Clerk the red-and- white Carna- tion Milk label —It a/ways means pure, safe, rich milk, evaporated and sterilized, Herbsman to Speak pas sate to West Side Club 5. lumber is 30 to 60 per cent cheaper in Tokyo than Japanese grown lum chool Friday eve 4 Dinner will be served at 6:30| Tok M. Andrews, Hanrey F, Walters and|? ™ fH. Vivian will lead the and the West eattio high | Tokyo. All now live in Washington, save Rixsey, who hails from Culpepper, Va.|" stiartra. will play de La eattle bign da from tolin All temples, mont the cities, a kind outside largely of lumber in Japan. dwelling houses all but » of thwestern Japan »| Left to right: James M. Rixsey, H. C. Bowen, F. 1630} James F. Gulick a 15 J every Amertean | butit the ¢ are Here and There| : Ev Herbert M. A REAL SERV.CE TO THE PUBLIC Olympic pl.; | Stadium bridge was yoted Thursda by the Optimist club. tland will preach in Seattle Sun at Congregation Vikur Cholum, Yealer way | | China reports an ber of marring ntlake|men and } oare Nearly all other tires advanced in Decem- * ber and again in March, bat we are Adam Hill, Indorsement of the Mo bk mereh known s in Eve Prager, 1104 Harry F. Potter, Beaux B. Duncan and A. burn; Warren H. John W. Alexan, of Mon HERE GOES ANOTHER Liberal Policy Is Appro- elated by Autormmo- bile Owners It te usually thought that corporations are greedy and try to get all the prot they giving you the bene- fit of our big par chases made just be. fore the first advance, KNOCKOUT We've simply got to turn a large part of our stock into cash— and at once. Clothes prices are high now, AND THEY ARE GOING TO BE HIGHER NEXT FALL. But we have to force business NOW so we are going to have another big sacri- fice day Saturday. ZOWIE! THIS WOULD BRING A CROWD ON A DESERT ISLE For One Day-saturday Men’s Made-to-Order SUITS Are These Suits Worth $35 or $40? Come in and see these splendid woolens. All weaves and colors in popular patterns. You be the judge. You will say they are worth twice the sale price. SES WINDOWS FRIDAY NIGHT Our big windows will be filled with fine, new woolens, ALL MARKED AT $21.50, PICK OUT YOUR CHOICE FROM WINDOW and get order in early Saturday morning, possibly oan by advancing prices Mt every opportunity ut & pleasant surprise has been enjoyed this spring by those who bought Auto tires from the Westem Auto Sup- ply Co. Although nearty all ttre oon- | corns have made two price | advances recently, this com- ‘pany ls ettl! selling ite tires Mt 1989 prices and hes an- nounced that is able to do #0 because of having bought, before the advance about 6 cartoads of thr ‘A"serviog of this Kind te something that motorists wil) not soon ot. It te arstiot- pated that the tires that “ry to be sold at 1922 prices wil be moved quickty through tbe 65 stores operated by this bompany tm the Weet. te] Aud" Stores can supply you with the equipment the C Penney, & Carri’ Coe, Hunts F Peder Dwight Darling and C. T. +mann, Everett; O. W. Parish, Farmer and J. M. 1 O. R. Allen, Arting MAn, Stanwood; Mukilteo; W. Nordahl, Poulsbo; iY, ‘who Port Blakely; Robert Schwachamer, | sacinpser Bilverdalo; Henry Powers, San Juan | @o Fuca, W. R. Parker, Oak Har bor, and Otto R. Rockway, Lavilla | station. | A check for $6 « proved thi y, who was arrested on ng & party which infant child. “ee Accept Position as Vets’ Counsel Acceptance of his appointment as counsel for the Seattle branch of the senate investigating committee | Which is probing into the alleged mistreatment of disabled war veter @ns of the world war was wired to After setting up a counter attrac Washington, D. C, Thursday by/| tion across from a Salvation Army George Kahin, Seattle attorney.| mecting,E. Heinke was arrested for Kahin will assum arge of the | being disorderty, Seattle branch at the request of | yeaa | Maj. Gen. John T. O’Ryan. ‘The American Legion auxiliary to} Branch offices of the tnvestigat-| Post No. 18 were to hold silver tea ing comittee are being established | Friday noon. tm all of the larger cities of the The tsurance office of L. F | Becker, 4405 White building, was looted Thursday night of $143 tn cash, eee British barkentine Clutha abandon- ed 1,000 miles east of New York. eee eee | Rev. Abraham Rosencrdntz of Your Stylish Clothes With Credit—Gladly Men and women who want high grade, distinctive clothes, will find them moder- ately priced at the “Eastern”—and MOST CONVENIENTLY PURCHASED on our Liberal Credit Plan. Special Offering of UTILITY ASK YOUR WIFE to come along! Women know good woolens and they appreciate real bar- gains. (Guaranteed one year) One of the mont tm porta a = car te the bat- “a nevled” the a battery te needed the ‘The “Western Gtant” is exactly what its name tmplies—tt is extra = & 5 end cbagoea igh flat tread; tapered shoulders for strength; long staple 4 COATS im erla al orin a ay te a topendatle parrot Bele 29 beads, suction cups to prevent skidding—all these P battery for every purpose. 4 {nts that make what we believe to be the best tire pro- : pig hed rgd : 0. ves nome Saeed be any factory at any price. Although our guarantee is for 12,000 style innovations, and 801 Third Avenue—Corner Columbia . er ye Vast stacks of letters on file at our main offic telling ua af - q ey ater we ercithenehtoridiascrabatioe i “Western Giants” that have gone much farther—some to 18,000 miles. 4 f be Radiator variety of shades. becomin . The “Party Roadgrtpper” te a Mtandard Quality Cord tire —tt & full welght and ot grade construction throughout—guaranteed 10,000 miles (except 30x3 eee ten) The tot that we bave bandied “Pharis” tires since 19M and during that timo our business has grown from one store to over 65 stores, should be proof to you that eur offer of high quality tires at low prices is genutne—we advise you to note the prices the shield above, carefully—and get 0 eet of “Western Giants” or “Pharis Roadgrippere™ nom ly ' Fabric Tires ‘Thousands of customers come back te us year after year for more éabric tires because they get Food We handle three grades: The Western Ornaments See them tomorrow at $22.50 $27.50 $33.50 New, Modish Garments in Every Department With Liberal Credit = a gates, any car, the one pictured made of brass and heav- fly nickel plated, so tt will ot rust—besides the wings we have for your approva) Masonio Emblems, Spood service. The Convenience of Credit Nymphs, Elk Headn, Giant, which ts the finest material and workmanship q i Bagies, eto, priced from arable, guaranteed 8000 miles; the Pharis, which #- 6 offered you In our modern store, including Liberal Proo Sachs aed can Had Se Credit Terms on any garment. Purchase easily with a 50c to $4.95 is standard quality, full sise is renee | small sum down and pay later at your convenience, ‘ : sag tld ial dod Logg 3) tire et am ex- Nebraska, a really good, ey . tremely low price, guaranteed 0000 miles, Tf New Bradbury Becommaniel (eee est tetintarice, colors | Auto Tents : 3 str eading capacity. See eo BRENDEN gt Top ae ey : Models for Men de terol aad | HOUSE PAINT (Outside) “New Era” for beautifying and preserving; put up in U. 8 Standard Measure. White, gal. $4.15—or in colors, gallon— HOUSE PAINT (Inside) Suits and Overcoats, hand- somely tailored in high grade fabrics, in tweeds, stripes, mixed and solid colors and smart, up-to-date styles. Priced at— “No-Lustre” imparts sanitary finish to wall, ceiling, wood- work, burlap, plaster, fiber or canvas. Colors, gallon— beh Aad U $3.90 $3.60 $9.90 to $37.50 $. lo Pp \ ; fois acart ree ope varnishes at one operation; none better We carry everything that . Come in tomorrow ‘or bardwood floors, furniture, ete. We heeded for camping \ Fabri and let us show you Pint 85c Quart $1.40 te very. reancmable, ad bigeiee 4 the New Spring and Summer models. the following list may be yery helpful to you in se- : looting: ———-, 4 Kitchen Cantater Set, 4-picee | { stone Jars, for ; { inn cottes conn. gag | | cee, Giwclty Samal” i “peur etisee, | | CATALOGUE ec OUR Special ... . riehes ning Roord lagrage CATA! Ten Kettle, heavy aluminum pare at tse -, $1.59 Steel Folding Meds at the Store wh Ad welded spout, wood handle, mit a 1; | Seoyl~ Onsoline st N t Y G ‘rotects You sapac Inder, This is a ofan hearadychil tec" oIty bed gapactty b-auart. 9° °7Q | | Very coat tue et. $1.95 Borormpctne Monet UDP. On. a loy-Het Bottles t Hardware @ _ SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET 65 STORES IN THE WEST 11 STORES IN THE NORTHWEST Auro ROW sromD sa . Tes errs) WHTOWN STORE Tacoma Store [ 2041-45. Westlake [ 812-18 E. Pike 717 Pacific Phene Ell. 3307 Rcienibiiieiaatiileaeit Phone East 0073 [ieee Everett Store 2824 Colby ALL STORES OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. SATURDAYS