The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1923, Page 11

eee — ECTION TWO SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, C ity Needs Him Badly Strong Man May Open Car Windows President Coolidge and Escort at Church Exhibit to Be in Progr tig is Daitr t. [Ce nd th ‘ : ‘ subject, who jhibit, which at the Bell Bt. |e eb baat oY unk BY s from the |terminal on Aug has arra rary piper Besetoe a ae |for exh n dates for the| pus 18 ed automo: | | August 17 will find the Be eties in Wash: pn and ni ing states, Tho bition includes pictures from the Northwest and 1s 10 a, m, to 10 p. m y until September 1, No is charged. ham ir engines rried big King Benefit , labor gue, Mahus re and Mar Mountain’ Wednesday Scouts, ere © many clubs present | on Thursday, among whom are the |“ Wenatcheo clubs, the Gyro club, |°" | Rainier Beach, Seattle Improvemen Seate Grade Teachers and th A Kodak, ] Photographic Exposition | Sets Special Show Dates ss Until End of Month | _ With Many Clubs Present and the provement club and the Washington | University the country, The Seattle Star (Paces: 1020 | BY | NSPECTORS T ubs, Young ¥ attle admired by | ib, the Brit It costs about $59,000 anr Perhaps | feed the creatures in the Zoo. and y¢ n' Place @ | WIDOW JAILED [URGE RUSSELL FOR NEW JOB tment of Hussell be not u need a new steno, u can f the city + nmittee amittee. on of » a minority king that Ad in The Star kly fill her place. Basket is Opened be Ye : ; “ig : DAYS SE 7 Hla Hutchine ‘clubs me t > Maat yon N. W The praises 0 the hostess fpal league will be rej ed 00] On August Tuesday, Clasaic Cu lizing tang of be Idaho state day * Auxiliary of the Pa it club together with Puesday club will hold | The 26th will be Oregon state | The Lakewood Women's Im- Press hard-cooked e¢; ricer, mix with Gold club will be represented will be Montana day. 7 set aside in honor August 29 will serve a e to Wyoming. 0 Augu 30th a i he ington days and will serve to the beauties of this section of New York And when the Picnic —They'll all begin to Sing if the sandwiches are given the teasy, tanta- Spread between thin slices of bread, with watercress or a crisp shredded lettuce leaf between the slices. THE BEST FOODS, Inc. Chicage Kansas City ral sa a GOLD MEDAL Mayonnaise The dressing that transforms everyday Sandwiches into “ party eandwictaes through potato ledal Mayonnaise. Sen Francisco Heattle Osteopathio Women’s clubs. j The Elks, Universi Shamber 0} of course I Gowran West Nectiion art soc | But which Kodak? ited with mud balls pe =e will on pare oe President and Mrs. Coolidge leaving the First Congregational church at Washington on t Kulakandrafleccemencs the first Sunday after his elevation to the presidency, Immediately in back of them are|,,2%,G°%e,%id that the Chinese | 4a, i pen ‘aleenen wis Frank W. Stearns, the president's most intimate friend, and Mrs, Stearns, Most of th*}earth ana did not h te ta show | extol picture-making through others in the group are secret service men. thelr pleasure or displeasure. | papel dingly guide = ee ay Th his Mat (Pin MEL Ter Tae Tene can according you eosophist Must WB M k raf Fr ter 44 raph Human Diet |™sprorhist Must | Low Marks? ||P tie mosttaked-t A Kotak, cf comne— | ay Migh for Love | Show in America : dth wane: B d R | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10—The Sh P | A andthe oneyou relly Ba GnhGls = oot Prof. |METROPOLITAN Developing, printing and e- larging of the superior lind. Kath Loma th wou Starting Sunday, Aug. 12 if Speetal a That’s the Way They Do It in Japan Doctor to Describe Rat Reactions diets are rougt MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS pitas fara wen veme cast 219 COMPANY OF OVER Uden rellsand S1784 4 BARE SO awrenrawens rs are rougher y rats, however na ~ {tain thetr virility on diet, and a bracer bring the tails of « ver the peda | balls whom they} ccording to Dr, H. Ht moonshine wil} rat colony to} &* | the couple, b Dg empted to separate them ho University of Wash ington, who has just returned from » long tour of China, Korea and lo club rooms | Japan. at © public) When b © reached an tntertor unt d had taken ofexwor d| ITH a deep g of gratitude to W the people « attle and vicinity, who have so generously favored us with their patronage that we have outgrown our present facilities, we the boy who has outgrown his trousers, our siness has outgrown its clothes. We need more facilities for giving the kind of services that has built our business so isfactor Carpenters, ple will soon transform our store into a more efficient one. But they need room to work. So we must quickly sell a limited number of instruments. Special low prices on Columt and unusually low terms on all the makes we y, offer exceptional inducements for immediate sale. If you expect to own a phonograph, now is the time to buy. No AT LOWEST PRICES INTIRE HISTORY been y mer- a0 are adver: MASON CORDS Heavy Duty Oversize CASH SALE PRICE 0 Size MAXIE MILE— 30x3% Cord C1 380x315 SS HEAVY DUTY— 30x3'4 Oversize C1. 30x34, ay 32x3% veal 13.50 14.75 17.95 $100 Brunswick Unusual Terms on Victrolas and Pne a aoa y 5 prices or terms like these in the Fall and Winter. Brunswicks umatic , FIRST Standard ictrolas and 8 Truck Tires Save $41.6 wloke’ be att wieaens: and “Bh HEAVY pUTY— on this finishes are included in this Ss : ‘80 * = PUTS ANY |i = at 62.50 . ae “i901 11 Save $90.00 Phonograph in Your Home 40x8 113.20 on this Ford Owners! Hundreds of thousands of Ford owners know th Maxi-Mile Fabries as dur: sturdy and long life. 30x3 — Maxi-Mile Any Phonograph in our store is offered at this un- precedented rate of $2.00 a week. ‘There are no exceptions—the highest priced instruments go on the same terms as the lowest. We earnestly sug- gest that you make your selection early while our $150 Columbia 90x314 Maxi-Mile eae stocks are more complete. Open evenings for your ) 4} ea. ASON convenience! Ms RTY MUSIC SHOPPE TIRE CO. LIBERT > First Ave. TIMES SQUARE 1901 Fifth Avenue Elliott 1584 Dare E. Marriott, Mer. Near PikeSt. Elliott 6181 Liberty Theatre Open Evenings $150 Victrola Console ‘i ett ie i eh Remember: “The Extra Pair Doubles the Wear’ bal Great Showing of THE LATEST FALL MODELS IN ys FEATURED AT TWO POPULAR PRICES See Our Pike Street Window Display of These Double-Life” Suits, on Sale at: values are truly most phenomenal. SEE THEM BEFORE YOU BUY ailored ome of 2=-Pants Suits 401-407 PIKE—AT FOURTH JUST RECEIVED 1,000 OF THEM p gaits All the new models and shades are here, including blue and brown mixtures, stripes, checks and the new soft tones. Imported cashmeres and finished and un- finished worsteds are included in the materials. The Ready Co. Seattle’s Original Home of 2-Pants Suits