The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1923, Page 3

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1923 THE SEATTLE STAR America Agrees on Recognition for Mexico THE ARATE DRAIN CO ‘EVERYTHING'S FIXED UP, — Rees ae Ne SAYS GOVERNMENT AGENT| 29 Shor’ Story): 3°| NEW FURNITURE — By George F. Peabody were Sue : 4 . Be Report Coolidge and Hughes Okeh | ANOTHER COMPLETE SHORT STORY TOMORROW @ right away,” and he smile Value and \ ariety That Mean Plans of Conference to Extend Favor . of ato at} cty. could have. handed ma nea “aber Successful Homes to All to Southern Neighbor y a Bhs ca ira al Ghent Sit fo ee US) tore end co homes mean so much more than just com- ee a. i: Saanene Cae A 4 al min : : aa fort and contentment. It is a force that guides the VASHINGTON, Aug. 2--Pre ; are now being worked | Boticed ¢ r of w dirty news| I k and drey world at large to happiness—that inspires men and t Coolidge and § . »| paper " a od ak baal women to the accomplishment of finer things. Rp we ER ss Rl bed ifr ale oases Each week The Grote-Rankin Co. helps many homes to to ’ me rise above the commonplace and become companionable in- stead of merely “comfortable.” ; . ; ; r Read About the Unusual Offerings That Are Sure to Sawn and’ tugesdliy Wd bce dt ankiety, pasate a Rp gerne gy Be Helpful to Home Makers s mild fe Toner st | Warren will not be ambassador to Mexico rma to Mex mt (QNFESSES TO “MAN'S MURDER e 1 NEWMAN, Ga, Au: Mintern, father-in nm, who was k xd on the night of Au; fessed to the s man on 4 creaglth o thun.| Slowly Jeff thumbed the ends of back his bh a a on sare ‘ " counting. Pre fously without any apparent cause Not me Peery 5 > with a quix ts girl, what on his mind unt Ml coon cape Gokeaey a Your Dining Room WATER SHUT.OFF NOTICE maz 3 5 i % ‘ : esses al epee Ba TA pam > Hep scgitiyn prelate hak pal At The Grote-Rankin Co. Are Savings Upon Complete Suites ret. larger and mere tated, employed for $15 to a ssth wt, a North ¢3rd at nd t h a t ne | Ste i : of Various Types e M wd Kiaap him. | Wedneeday ' p.m, ri ee The Suite Sketched—In an attractive period design; built bi ednesday, from § a.m. to 4 p,m y P ' taint 7 Then the dlooi to give long and lasting satisfaction. Walnut or mahogany {| Those Who Drink Japans = plain, whic aioe, fom Me fae aod Be Met) pin ic : | should surely try t —| ae nis hear Table, Buffet, Five 189 50 : iy a4 ; he, abd fear ebt 1 to | her Chairs and Arm Chair é f ethene " ; China Cabinet, if Desired, $67.50 Extra a “Stop Thief” i : i ly te to0 echatls “Win livciee caaelit tt se) a z e but eyes eyed the pleading | GREEN TEA non po , : ie hi Suatbs oa bills a c h a * bette take these ola, bans, diel to the | and won it before he|furnace room and burn ‘em my It is green tea in perfection—fresh, clean ; : ial pete Somebody's ~ carleaeneaaall and flavory. Superior to the finest : 5 number fre F | don't let him k . Somebody's _carelessness— could kidnap him ‘ Ackerman & Harris Offer Daily Matinees, except Friday. 35c | Nights, @0c—but worth double Japans you ever tasted. : : gt pare ent the numbers in down his Sold by all Grocers. : GR. & H.C. COOK, WEST 4073,ELL.0350, ISTRIBUTORS * Br MMMM AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE OF———- SLIGHTLY USED e; I want to talk to th Kiddles a Dime, Any Time r We have a number of exceptionally WILSON’S fine bargains in used phonographs in all MODERN finishes and many makes and styles, in- BUSINESS: COLLEGE cluding VICTROLAS, MASTERPIECES, Ae GENERALS, PATHES, GRAFONOLAS, Young people with an eye to the future will do well to SYMPHATHONE and other well-known cinsider that ever-widening high-salaried field — ac. makes, ranging in price from countaney. The standard of Wilson's course in Higher Account These phonographs are in first-class J alii eee YOU CAN WEIGH THE “EXTRA VALUE” OF condition; in fact, most of them can hard- aR? a Ka VACUUM CUP TIRES ON THE SCALES , Pye sw | oe Be i ‘ ly be told from new. 30x31,—4-ply Oversize Vacuum Cup Cord Casing weighs 16 lbs., 3 oz ‘ - 32x4 —6-ply Ov Vacuum Cup Cord Casing weighs 25 Ibs., 10 oz. Every one of these machines is guaran- \ ah i . 32x44 ly Oversize Vacuum Cup Cord Casing weighs 33 Ibs., 10 02. # 7 7a -¢ ‘. P i } nt COMPARE—These weights with “Bargain Price” tires offered in Seattle. teed by exchange, we allowing full ie } (Pal (| EXTRACTION COMPARE—The wonderful mileage figures being piled up by Vacuum chase price within 30 days to apply on any | Cup users. i h aph carried in our stock, of H ea | FREE DAILY COMPAR fhe Vacuum Cup non-skid Tread with any other make. new phonograp ns ° ’ j y “ Cwith® other work) ASK—Any Vacuum Cup users Why they use Vacuum Cup tires year after equal value or more. ss i : _—<l year. ~ Easy Terms if Desired fi Then you will appreciate why “THEY ARE NOT HIGHER PRICED.” Remember—It’s the service you get that governs the cost per mile. aa | ADDITIONAL VALUE NOW which does not | We carry the Victrola, Brunswick fave ey op more (eth en | One Genuine Pennsylvania “Ton Tested” Inner Tube and Bush & Lane in our regular stock. })is\. fe | Free With Each VACUUM CUP Tire Purchased ‘The new June 16th low prices—together with a Free Tube—place VACUUM CUP Tires in a conspicuous position, offering, as it does, the combination of Quality, Service and i ; } qi f t : | factlo: Low Price : ane iano 0. = : Sah Wi eantean ete Con ue YORra| Buy them from these wellknown Seattle Dealers: § FRANK V. BUC TIRE AND PROPST TIRE COMPANY OHIO BA 0. 816 Howell Street 4504 Tenth Avenue N. E, HART & HART, Inc. 1519 Third Avenue cur ann 'T, L, Monson, Sec.-Treas, | CHANDLER-HUDSON COMPANY W. J. Taggart, V. P. Wholesalers—Manufacturers—Retailers Columbia and Western 6200 Stanley Ave. Georgetown PATNI MTN TUO UNA MIM UIMIAUIV LLU ILL oes