The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1923, Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR a a PLAY BALL!! ISDRIDGER Do You Know SAFETY | fgg FIRST OUBEL You are always in safety on the DOUBLE clothes question in price, style and S tacy Shown quality for men, women and boys. The Jeweler easy CREDIT terms > TO ALL e Pacific Outfitting Co. If Not, Why Not? 1221 Third Ave., Cor. University L. C. Smith Bldg., “\ The Eagle Cafe At Third and University Wishes the Best of Luck to the Seattle Baseball Club for the New Season COACH Third Floor Phone Main 3785 Character in NILE VIRDE’ Clothes Ww igs vn . bela as the ball player tailgating oe the must keep physically fit merchant _ tailor’s “big league angle will make the difference of being “correctly at- tired” or just clothed. BALL and announces the reopening of its new cafe—remodeled, redecorated and newly equipped into one of the mbst pleasant restaurants in the Pacific Northwest. Our prices are moderate, our food and service of the very best quality. We have secured the services of one of the best chefs in the city. We have booths for ladies and their escorts, and our service is both day and night. ‘EAGLE CAFE Opposite Pantages to keep in time, so— Must the business man and the pro- fessional man keep himself well groomed to stay in the “big time” of business or professions, Allow us to show you samples of new materials and latest styles. Ed F. White, Merchant Tailor 315 L. C. Smith Building B-A-S-E-B-A-L-L PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Today—2:45 P. M. SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE Ladies’ Day Thursdays FOUL Children’s Day Fridays Always a Favorite to Win CURVE “Societe” Candy Sold everywhere “Societe” Bars Sold at the Ball Park Reserved seats for Saturday and Sunday games now on sale 3102 ARCADE BUILDING Phone Elliott 2866 G.>. PHILLIPS 1c. 1308 2nd Ave. Imperial Candy Co. Seattle, Wash. Thousands of users of Paint on the Pacific Coast have found our Paint and Varnish a safe investment. Bass-Hueter Paint Co. WHITE BUILDING, UNION STREET HOME RUN Phillips’ Special Five makes a home run every time at bat. Superior quality, in wide variety, made possible by the volume of five Phil- lips stores. $5.00 “Save the Surface and You Save All” Wea RIZE WINNERS IN JUMBLED BASEBALL ON PAGE 7 The Sensation of the Age Now Playing H. A. Snow’s = PEF “Hunting Big Game in Africa With ” Gun and Camera POP FLY IT’S A REGULAR HOME-RUN FOR THRILLS AND ADVENTURE ! COLUMBIA 50c fia Week-Day 75c Dinners GROUNDER pee $1.00 —BOLDTS mvenient ations 913 C5 2, Conve 1414.16 Third Ave, Are You Old-Fashioned? Prejudice shows lack of mature judg- ment. Some folks are prejudiced against automobiles, some against vacuum cleaners, while others be- lieve—without reason—that banks, churches and dentists should not ad- vertise. This is old-fashioned and de- notes unprogressiveness, ASSIST The Wilson Dentists advertise because they have a real service to offer. Their work is of the highest quality and their prices are reasonable. Wilson dentistry assures better health, more sanitation and greater happiness. One trial will convince you and remove all prejudice. Dr. J. T. Wilson, Dentist 301-308 Eagle Building Telephone Main 2673 DON JULIAN This Season’s Pennant Winning CIGAR You Score a ‘Triple Every Time You Come to Bat with a DON JULIAN JEWEL “Es Feree a, TRIPLE SPRING CIGAR CO., Inc. 1200 WESTERN AVENUE 707 First Avenue 418 Pike Street 910 Second Avenue 1406 Fourth Avenue For sale on the grounds, or get them through your regular dealer |