The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1928 __—_——_.. geles, Says Tanlac Isa World Beater | 7 il Not Talk bout Self: “I suffered trom ble €o bad I ofte to quit wor ly 1 petite is a we digest anythin; time v as come back, and I can pul a big day’s work with out playing out. I sleep so sound now I to be called every morning. lac is the best medi cine I ever h Taniac is, fi druggist s. A With the same cleverness which he displays in his int es pretation of the part of “Prince Tamar” in “The Hin Over: 37 million bottles sold Walker Whiteside refuses to let the conversation center Tanlac Vegetable enature’s| dround himself, his work, or his life. He prefers to ask own remedy for co jon, For | questions rather than to answer them. sale everywhere. “Ae tisement. nectinaroe An BOY CONVICTS UNCLE SHEFFIELD, Eng., May 16.—~/y William Pelham” was convicted of | a pstitute, killing his sister on the testimony of|in “The Hindu her 5-year-old son. | “There ¢ Whiteside is nota large mon. In|a- Hindu’s action fact, it may be hix size that gives | tion to his yoice you that first impression. You | thin, hardly believe that it ‘is the man who interprets the wily character of Prince ‘Tamar. | Perhaps it ts his smile, or maybe -B i his voice, but. at leant, after a. 16 minute conversation with Whiteside ‘our first Impression is erased and which are s¢ for the moment, haps they what it Jn, ia for thi» reason that the t ly difficult: You. must always 9 on Your guard. Yerides you must feel ready to chalk down on study constantly the habits of tho| | profit side of your mental led race.” the quarter of anshour spent with} Here he broke off on another tan }him, tatking . I have gtven it to | He talks with an easy grace and who were terribly affileted, clearness of ‘tone. that. someho' you expect of him, and his end | the talking never lags [the subject turns | work or his life, adroltness ‘that indicates yearn of | make he turns the ch f | pret tion away-again and starts | in { on a new subject. | part. “It n art to meke up for a Hindu] Whiteside believes that the por-| The idea suggested that show eh forme |trayal of the Indian character {#| time ‘was drawing near. | ‘ou may send tlie pric ms berets ‘ ated Ee | ite a [Paprmg orp gg gee | Jone of the most difficult that he tu al have to go now and get ry ant: your mashy. tile ever undertaken in his ‘stage ca: | ." and be went to} | reer. ae tae ee ater any longer.) “Ofcourse,” he aid, “it ism: . | business to iilacoree to the public| A minute tater he appeared In jth faces of+the- world. 1 am‘ sup-| part: make-up. He wan unrecog: | | posed to step from one nationality | nizeable ay the man who a few min 16 anather with ax little effort as| nutes befors had been talking in thc the singer dressing room at the M: You Should Be Proud of Your Check! The checks you send out are your personal repre- sentatives in the business world. They link your name with that of the bank and serve as an index of your standing. You will find it advantageous to draw your checks on this bank, whose prestige you will share, and whose many connections are thus made a part of your own organization. Serer i W hiteside Proves Surprise COOK FILES dicted, be given separate trials if the Pe THE SEATTLE STAR 2 ASH MOTION k A. Cook, Poor Eskime ! Cargo of PONT, WORTH, Tex, ay 16 Castor Oil Goes North; f the North nm with the ¢ ore asking that the tn with! With @ full carge lictments were notyquashed Aleska, Sho tn ect erted that the Friday The Boxer will car teachers and five p indictment KILLED BY A HATPIN PARIS, May 16.—Mile. Hortense iret ran upstairs with @ hatpin in| booms an: har Aw she stumbled and fell /taking on & car art tributed to inet him, chafging mall ply; tthe Education Schooner Boxer Has Large Sup- to Start Friday CHILDREN LEARN ' AMERICAN SLANG ym BY STEVE ARNETT homes and. org maintained | ‘The t f pianos, | for the en of and CAN SPELL NAME Of * TOWN TWO WAYS CERTIFIED USED CARS SACRIFICED AT LOW PRICES Four Days Only—Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun, May 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th At the ae of 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, we will launch the most revolutionary Resnanita Stle ever Lesa within the confines of this state. World-renowned automobiles, renewed and certified, will be sold here at prices and on terms that will be a revelation. Coupes, Roadsters, Sedans, Touring Cars—all included without reservation. The world’s leading makes to choose from at great savings. PAIGE DODGE CHEVROLET PACKARD BUICK FORD DIXIE MARMON O LAND HUDSON REO COLE OLDSMOBILE’ OAKLAND MAXWELL Sci? No War Tax —— No Freight ar No Waiting CERTIFIED CARS CERTIFIED VALUES Light Cars — Fours — Sixes — Closed Cars — Sport Cars — Business Cars— Cars for every purpose—Cars for every purse—nothing reserved. Sale starts at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. First come, first served. Our Responsibilty— Your Protection Ask your banker about us—ask any banker in this city—ask any reputable merchant—consult any mercantile or rat- ing agency—and last, but notgleast, ask your next door neighbor, who in all prob- ability has purchased his automobile from us. This Is a Safe Place to Buy Trade Your Old Car NOW! Drive your present car to this sale. No matter what make it is, we will go a long way toward meeting your valuation on any of these certified cars. Bear in mind that a good car carefully used—thorough- ly reconditioned and sold at an attractive price—is a far better investment than a cheap new car. Your Present Car Taken at Spot Cash Value You Will Find Here the Car You Want at Less Than You Expect to Pay Magnificent renewed Automobiles—re- conditionedby our own men, in our own shops, under our own supervision. Sold under our iron-clad satisfaction certificate. Many of these cars are exactly like new— all are ready for at Ng delivery—each is a real bargain, Here is the opportunity you have been waiting for—a chance to buy a good car for a little money. je 9 e Five Days’ Trial Drive the Car You Select Five Days; If at the End of That Time You Are Not Entirely Satisfied DRIVE IT BACK We will gladly allow you every dollar you have paid to apply on the purchase of any renewed car in stock. Cash or Time The honest working man with his lunch basket under his arm is as wel- come here as the business or profes- sional man. No matter what your sta~’ tion in life may be, what kind of a car you wish to own, or how you want to pay for it—Come to this sale. Make a Small Cash Payment Drive the Car Away Pay $ 1 00 Down on your choice of about ten of these wonderful cars. The balance can be arranged at $2 5 Monthly As soon as your first payment is complete you get immediate possession of the car. You drive it while you are making your monthly payments, Only a small cash deposit required, then you drive the car home. F, W. MEISNEST, Manager go] USED CAR EMPORIUM ==) 12th and East Pine PAGE 7 — He bP Burglar : r “Thrill of It” ; in the 4 to be 000, exe CLEVELAND HUPMOBILE — Immediate Deliveries Free Driving Lessons WHO'S GOING TO DRIVE? Some- times it’s Dad—maybe it’s one of the girls. But no matter who the driver is going to be, we will supply you with a competent instructor, who will teach you proper car management under any and all conditions. Buy a Car—Buy It Now Buy it Here The summer days are here—days of outdoors and sunshine—the mountains— the shore—the lakes—the leafy lanes. and woodland dales are calling. The wife and children envy their friends and acquaint- ances driving away to spend joyous holi- days and rollicking week-ends. Let them join the fun—it’s all possible with a car— and a car is possible at this great sale. Not a Car Should Remain Unsold Sunday Night When the doors close Sunday night at 9 o’clock not a car of any kind or character should remain unsold—and if prices and terms have anything to do with it, they will be sold. If you intend to buy a car within the next twelve months, it will pay you to attend this sale now. ComeTomorrowMorning But Come Early When you leave home bring along a | small deposit—$50 to $100—just to bind the bargain on the car you select. Bear in mind that there will be many buyers + for each car—consequently, you are apt to lose the car of your choice while you are going to the bank to get the money. Come Early Tomorrow Morning and Come pa ia —Copyright, Tom Jones Co. Grand Rapids, Mich,