The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 13

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> While dense Ing vile paring 5 ADY jonor lodern day; Nding, i be clock clock 1 on ding. Part the er o arez 1 THE SEATTLE STAR Champions Bald- Heads RUBBER ROADS | ‘Says They’re > New Artists, TO END NOSEG 1 MUST RAISE =». * English Town Utilizes a Auto Tires $ BRADFORD, WWng., Nov, 24--Rub. | V] ber roads, constructed of worn-out PAGE 13 Te stimutate early buytug —=With every purchase of an OW GG Ay S895 oF more, you'll ere and others. your cholee of 1 All Ke--and an any fine Fett Slip extra palr at Le, the house mp (o 10 a ms SHOES - ic Two Great Shoo Stores Quit Business. Prominent Second Avenue Merchants Unload! Immense Stocks Moved to HO0L1403 First Avenue. Merger Creates automobile tires, will be laid in thin city ax soon as the remainder of & large stock of used casings can be , compressed into paving block | E T tp : The city engineer has been col-! r Li celoting old tires for many months and the process of converting them Into blocks in nearly complete ‘The scrap rubber was obtained at} little cost and It is estimated tha tho rubber pavement can be ald! at @ cost of $9 a cauare yard on} the 1,600 square yards of roadway | | which will be rubberized ay an ex ! periment For larger areas this cost can be L LOW RENT SHOE STORE in Seattle |lowered mt $3.45 per square. yard oie a bes ReGen at vujotiateo nocodtrere I had a good business in my old store. lam Risking i} fie. Automobile nuperneded If I had remained there I would be set- bah THE ORIGI N AL AND ON LY SENT Olas toadipavar icneonsiaet ting pretty today. But I was ambitious My All on Doing Cork paving blocks, blocks of to get a fine store uptown, so I invested waste glass cq and combinatio occa te everything I had in a wonderful big a Tremendous , — crete lave been considered, but the stock of woolens and in a fine store lay- : = ¢ BONAFIDE ¢ sleet tae cee oir gala out. Business the last two months has Business on G4 S H OE SALE i * 4 (tee te a Hae ; ni 4 iy He simply been ABSENT and I am forced ing the Cenotaph, in memory of to raise $10,000 or talk to the sheriff. Saturday of the 98c Shoe Store ; Come to This Great Sale Saonee PLL GIVE $100 | paving is almost complete. LAST DAY TOMORROW Friday night one of my hig display windows will be filled with The two experiments are being clo y watched by European road high-grade suitings and coatings. I’ll forfeit $100 cash to any . man if I fail to sell him any suit or coat in this window for $25. Here Are Just a Few Samples of Prices E b s MEN'S SHOES n A ENS St SUITS or Sf C irionewearercc t $2.98 | Made to Measure 300—PATTERNS—300 of motor traffic DAUGHTER NOT INTRODUCED | y dear grt, you can't dance} all night with neuritis,” | “Why, father, how can you say |that? I never even met him!"—| Judge. | eran Stomach Trouble and Rheumatism Ended and He Gained 20 Mme. Amelita Galli-Curci P 810.00 KIND—Nice & $5.98 P BY ROY J. GIBBONS Jwhall qi uper race of intel Lbs. on Tanlac A $5.00 KIND Bin ¥ Bes y A IANAPOLIS, Nov. 23.—Pity not | j¢ | make the world a| S ig Boys’ r ne uc a | R $3.00 KIND—! pnatituting first-n! and Bluchers at.... Id-headed row in the prophetic words of| Amelita G Surel, appear ) thene some. viduals are | $7.00, KIND—Ton and Miaek Cair or B As you will see by the big window display, the gar- 3 adres $3.98 * ¢ ments offered at $25 include the very smartest patterns 7 P . 98c p in a range of the most wanted weaves, shades and col- a $9.00 KIND—Oxtordsy iitack $3.98 \ ors. This is far and away the biggest sacrifice I have f epee SIRS L file th ever made in my more than 33 years business in Seattle. D—. hi sho says Finest Quality, Oxfords i CRILBREN'S SHOES ; x : amen iet SECTS me ¢* Iluchers J $1.98 ¢ FS teen... $1598, have imagination. And tm- of art. fied by truthless European | —and now OVERCOATS OLD FRIENDS —qyink of getting a well-tail- ored Overcoat for a | ] 50 the phlegmatic in why “ mo angry monly imagined |to hear the ignorant In other lands They are but |speak of Amorica’s industrial kings | themselves! said, tndt points, Come early Saturday for best choice of these fine coats, Money-Back Guarantee I Pray thete coccerescees+s 0G F pats son! da ed ge $3.98 ™ if not sym: | » If any garment bought in this sale does not fit per- from stomach trouble a gain of ht are what brought me | t has an equal is the grateful state iam King Annex, Ka fectly or satisfy in every way YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED WITH A SMILE. Remember, more than 33 years of square dealing in Seattle stand back of this offer, I HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH ANY STORE EXCEPT AT 1405 THIRD AVENUE born « flr q See our great WINDOW DISPLAY at 1401-1403 First Ave., corner Union St. 98c SHOE STORES ocr ,| American Dollar mo werful a con BERLIN , several days’ work I sincerely hope a Tania ‘woon ‘had my os EGE as Sik wane stomach wencig that my old friends and cus- L 4 Sid | k tomers will get ouls 1 @ § y the benefit of this, this biggest 5 sacrifice | have 1405 Third Avenue ever made on merchandise. Louis Sidelsky. he cream And wher gles no subs ttles sold Security From Burglars Often De- pends Upon the Security of the Lock The Best Universal Lock Co. is preparing to manufacture in Seattle the most secure lock ever invented. Its security is great and it is destined to supplant other locks in universal ~ BEST LOCK DEMONSTRATION 7:30 TONIGHT 1121 Post St., Cor. Seneca IMPERIAL TAILORING CO.—SINCE 1890 cc Vegetable Pills—A MAYFIELD Miltary Hatiway For Between Pike and Union Streets Make Your Home Doubly Attractive With Brunswick Music! Earthquakes Will Soon hes Aten he bal been called on the earthquake map to certain rifts on z e which shocks of \freater or I¢ss yio- Be Predicted, Is Claim 2» "oes, 2 =te 2s certain as thuiderstorms in New Stanford Scientist Completes Map of Fault! *o% in ny fo kuepanacceata da Line Map of California Areas ord of the elastic vibrations of the earth's crust along danger fines anal thereby foreca U.S. NAVY YARD B BREMERTON—CHARLESTON a —PORT ORCHARD " shocks ng a ating to ches firmer and| ‘The earthquake map ts intended n they are near the|to call attention t® certain natural and unavoidable conditions in which n elastic shock |there is danger, and to imform the @ fault where} public and promote public safety tion, | thru enlightened public opinion, "The they | danger heretofore hive been greatly aD | exaggerated by {gnerance and in- tions | tensified by negligence.” YOUR CONGRESS t Monday in December your new congress convenes. or does not do, how it handles the problems of orld import that are before it, concerns every citizen The demonstration of this wonderful inven- tion is full of interest. Come and enjoy it and investigate an opportunity to prosper with a great, new industry. BEST UNIVERSAL LOCK CO.° Frank E. Best, A. 8. Elford, Chas. H, Shields, Prestdent Vice President Secretary and Gen. Mgr. and Treasurer and Sales Mgr. usually mi a depth w more el urface. An e T SERVICER Be Bremerton Sat- LJjurday and Sunday, 9:30 p. m., P. va trips Saturday and Gu day, 0:30 p.m ept Sunday, Passenger Vare So Round Trip completed for of Amer ) of California | elastic eographt * L x LJ bad lL] Ped * So * H spring, they NAVY YARD ROUTE [3 Colmes Oven Mats 3993 ne Map, was Prof, Willis after, Wh of California's geo nd subterrinean forma graphical tions Just in } know about YOUR congress? About, Its election, ; In bringing the data to a potnt of ns, committees? Do you know what happens to T e for nila tion Where: (tH 2 How committees are chosen? What im luties of a conference commnittee? zed.”" Pro Wi a eeant thet These questions and many more are adequately answered in @ ust prepare n© Parliamentary expert of our bureau, Whethe pu are a school merely a plain citizen, anxious to know Sane vpultle points : LESS operates, you will want this bulletin. Fill out and mail a wihew 24 rms the coupon below as directed. i, construction en cannot unl the Feast —get your new Reliable or Clark Jewel “7 eee eae Une RU, CLIP COUPON OFF HERE Congress Editor, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. I want a copy of the bulletin, “Congress,” and inclose here- with five cents in loose postage stamps for same, I am PRINTING my name and full address below. fcr — Fayment-—Balance in Eight Monthly Installments that this Thanksgtving Prof, Willis be p may te to engine n various pa Name made on s Street and No........ City. vill be evolved by sther earthquake ar In explaiing that ear 1 ed by geological “fault Prof. Elliatt 12 Pinnos and wmuce .eattle Lighting Co. ran ac | “A fault is « break in the rocks,”

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