The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1923, Page 3

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1923. EATTLE STAR PAGE 3 We Tell It With VALUES : —_ Mecndenmee” || THE GROTE-RANKIN CO URS Meanderings TTO F KEGEL, President Priced the “Sweet Sixteen’ Way Cook Tourist Party Reaches Phaleron. “Greek Navy” Is in Evidence. Sorry Place, With Many Refugees. Army a Scream; Laughter Decides Battles. BY W. H. PORTERFTIELD re ° m THEN Greece. — We arr FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET ist of a True, it is not the high price alone that gives value ' wae san pore to a Fur Coat. Too many of them are sold at prices ' ite thousands of fis that outrage every sense of legitimate merchandising. s trireme caught wight of a ities which threw the famil HERE and one of identi- ED ecias ler of the Greek corp cally the same quality of fur, model, linings, same interlinings and workmanship, bought where, are far from the same in cost, 4 Minor, are vv il fall to Think seriously of this pipe aa Onl Be oe Bess Shop around with great care wuld plained, What any This in what Don’t buy until you KNOW what “Sweet Sixteen” save you. s nothing than @ 4 eo tights kirt on thelr at apa on thelr same same same i> eee ie . ast mon peop d. The result formers into the field Greece of te is & sorry place natisfactory and if the ugh of these clrous pe n time, both There aro 4 ceks In Greece government ormally a mil << A Nation of Homes “Ours is hapy ean a nation of homes. The realization of our high- lies in the continued construction of our homes, they have the first influence in the standard of, American living. “We want an America of homes, illumined with hope and happiness.” est hope because tt Every Fur Coat here is truly ta represented — no deception. You may know much or little of furs and their value when you come here. You'll know them as you should for your protection after your visit. FOR THE WOMAN WHO IS BREATHLESS FOR HER FUR COAT THIS. FALL— “Sweet Sixteen” offers the op- portunity for its immediate se- lection and reservation at a BY surprisingly low price A small deposit will hold the wanted coat for future deliv- ery. f the Greek army in m Mix ad to flee for hin life The ride to Athens in nterurban irrigated 1 ama win 9 mf oy Fie eae Pee ey —Warren G. Harding. : The creation of beauty and charm illumines the home with the hope and happiness to which President Harding referred. And the Grote-Rankin Co. cannot emphasize strongly enough the fact that this beauty and charm are not necessarily the re- sult of lavish expenditures. Indeed, the ability of the Grote-Rankin Co. to accomplish this effect without extravagant outlay is one reason why so many shoe BAe people of moderate means honor us with their patronage. ‘The other day—up n wood—on a winding m » the hills—we can nid Lis wilt sitting by 1 deepest despondency , pla y come r Stan. | liberalit leading t months ago acr 0 tart . ee if he cou ‘lat 1 bought ¢ wayside : The Grote-Rankin Co. tenders to you its sincere helpfulness, Fur Cape of Coney, beau- no matter how limited or extensive your requirements. tifully silk lined eect week—they and You will find here the most desirable selections in furniture and home furnishings, and values that will be a revelation to you. hugged to a stop —io enquire if we could help— A collection of Furs only appreciated thru inspec- roll dy cya Rese OY tion and comparison, priced $45 ~$250 ses-eaving dootuaniee ‘ ” mente—and accessorie the “Sweet Sixteen” way, from —the man advanced toward us— arid kept on saving more and and said | ="For the love of Pete—do you | want any gaat” —and as w bought attach and every You can only appreciate the values offered by the Grote- Rankin Co. when you have made actual personal comparisons. more | —of what made John D, rich . 62.408 | and things were fine—and | they'd got on so many savers— that the old Henry was turning | up—as near as they could est) mate—about 567 miles to the gal lon and everyihing would have been all right—but they couldn't leave well enough alone —and one day—they had to go and buy still another—revo. lutlonary invention—that saved another 20 per cent —on the gas bill Welcome always. \ New York Ban Francisco and we looked at him—curioualy | thinking he might have Been af. as and asld—"How s An fected by ¢ much de you 7 Cohen Urges Visits | to Skagit Project Skagit power cannot possibly be de: ee Itivered to Seattle by Christmas, | | Counciiman A. Lou Cohen declared | |Tuesday on returning from a two- | | day inspection trip. Cohen urged | or some new stunt by the Star chamber of commerce to at- tract tourists or-—and this seemed the most ra tional belief just pl —but the gasgiver sald no— ax none of these things—and said the gas. | 8) the gas wouldn't cost us anything save juinting into our tank # —o we sald we'd take a and hey ing out the hose 3 ‘ —and bh got out & hose—and they'd started out from Stanwood Predict Big Cuts in City’s Budget put one end in his tank—and with a full tank—and 17 sucked on the other end—and got rs away—to a mouthful of gas—and slipped the other end of the hose into our and they hadn't gone ten mile The 1924 city budget will be cut | tank |when the man's wife began to smell| several hundred thousand dollars be —ond made a face—and’ spat | something—and they stopped | fore it Is finally passed in October, | out the gas and found the gus ts appar. | councilmen declare, The preliminary | road —and then sighed ntly was leaking—and decided they | budget was to be formally approved | n't fix it at Tuesday's council meeting. It | | provides estimates totalling West —ponderou dealers are - 818, compared to $6,218 “Princess” Steamships leave Seatte Daily for Vancouver and Victoria, B from Cotman Deck, foot ef Marion Street. bs Seattle business men to visit the |{J TH DAY BOAT—For Victoria and Vancouyer, Di : Skagit and see what ts being done THE NIGHT BOAT—For Vancouver din “ Daily at [given in thelr honor by the China| | club. Hu, in sident of | eds, and others he Chinese vice consul; Miss Mary behalf of the Chinese n bugs CHINESE ARE = ENTERTAINED ost." Dr. H. H. Gowtn, dean of n A party of 156 Chinese atudents.|ianguages, spoxe to the stu who spent the past three days ®5| ‘Teen Ky Chuen, leader guests of Seattie, left Monday! students, responded night for various universities thru-|ers were A. F. oat the country to begin their fall| of China club; Dr. Park Weed| day at studies. Ww representing the Chamber | st The group was taken over the|of Commerce; George J. McCart *ity’s boulevards and lakes yester-|of the Admiral Oriental line; Fred day in a combined automobile and| Wong, president of the Chinese boat sight seeing trip. Monday|students of the University of}and commercial machinery, night the students attended | Washington; J. C. Herbsman, sec-}ern Washington Ford banquet at the Hotel Gowman, | re’ ; Lu Kai,| co-operating in staging and not an hour--before we 9:00 a. m. with them came up ton ani rm Ford Exposition ee Opens in Seattle president} A Ford ‘ono. equipped with two 660 h. p. Diesel engines, to 50 automobiles. Observation. and smok- A Im carte service. Until further notice, the “Motor Prin. | make only one round trip per day between Bellingham Sidney, ax follows: Leave Bellingham . Arrive Sidney. working Fourth ave and and will continue thruc Under a large canvas will be grouped a complete exhibit of Ford parts and Ford farm, 2:20 p.m. 4:05:55 p.m, This Service Daily, CITY TICKET ‘Telephoue MA in-5 Leave Sidney. od Arrive Bellingham Including Sunday, OFFICE, 608 SECOND AVENU E, F, L. Sturdee, General Agent ri week . and went on was trickling 298 —until at last—the tank “leak ing began to assume large pro- portions—and the faster they went—the more gas leaked out —and soon afte’ that—the seat | was afloat in gasoline | —then they stopped —"and that's why—we stopped you and gave you the gas"—said | the man—as he stowed away the hose —"you see” —he explained— “we've got so many gas savers on the old bus—that we won't use any gas at all y d—on the contrary—the lizzie is actually producing gas— ; every mile she runs!” 3 € G G , a Railway Motormen —A scientific scalp treat- Are Given Warning hi t for id promotion of Street car motormen were to be Harr growth. | warned Tuesday by Superintendent | | David W. Henderson of the munie ipal railway against crowding auto. | mobile drivers on bridges and at | crowded street intersections. Com.! plaints from numerous drivers, that motormen had ¢laimed all right-of way regardless of traffic conditions Jand consequences stirred Henderson to action, It had been pointed out to him that motormen had been eon. | pecially careless on bridges where | car tracks and automobiles use the 72.00 sume roadway and where automo. is 99.24 biles were forced to make sharp y. 4 curves over car tracks near con Minneapolis-St. Paul struction work, The Spokane ave, Montreal Que. bridge and the Fremont bridge as New York iN, Y, well ax Valley st. crossing at West f Pa. s Jake, figured in the complaints, Pa, . ia . Me. i ..Mo. D.C. the expo nd while the ga ¢ car to the other—he ex FTER 14 years of enforced idleness becau health, “Uncle Jim” Keeler, widely known Mary- land citizen, gained forty pounds, and at the age of 80 years goes back on the job every day. Mr. Keeler gives Tanlac entire credit for his remarkable recovery. F THE OWLDRUG CO3 | | Low Fares East! 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