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

“TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1928, Before you buy an unknown tire at what looks to be a low price, compare the cost with these low prices on Goodyear Wingfoot Tires: 830x314 CL. . - - . $11.60 SExBYG «0 te: eo eB SINE oc oe ee ee SOxds I. ee ee BOXES 6 oe ee 00 SOKA OR 8 Oo ea oe SAKE. oe: 8 eS EB00 S8x44q 5 we +: ~(f 25.50 B4xde nn. 2 ie he PROMO SBR so ct le hw eee SUED wre eis oa one As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we self aad recommend Goodyear Tires and back them wp with standard Goodyear Service Metropolitan Garnge 412 University St Case Tire Company Fifth Ave. and Stewart St Company Service Tire Stanley Nelsow 715 Yast Pike St 305 Leary Ave. University Tire Con 808 EB. 40th St, cor. 10th Ay Vike Street Tire Shop Pike and Boren Western Tire Sho) 332 Westlake Ave. } Weodiand M FP. Clauses 4327 Fremont Ave Columbia Meter Compasy 2806 Ferdinand Ave. MeDomalé-Milier Tire Co. 101 Westlake North Corner Denny way Fifteersth Ave. Garese £03 Fifteenth Ave. h. rk Avenue 7403 Woodland Woeodiawn dware Co. 7104 Woodlawn Aye, Gatewood Garage aid California re. GOOD “Western Made “U” Faculty hans on Survey Committee Appointment to the executive « mittee of the regional councils f the Pacific coast Orienta: m. survey for Western Trade’? LITTLE GIRL I$ KIDNAPED Police Rounding Up Thug Suspects in Chicago CHICAGO, Dee, 4—Pollco today tarted a rundup of suspe neetion with the kidnapin, Aight, of Rose Borth, Little Mother,” of Mont Convinced, they sald that Rose was abducted by a man whose do veription way supplied by other small girls in the neighborhood, po- Meo were lookin for several men who, they said, might be guilty of ping | “The Little Moth . be story , disap: eared late Sunday, after she had one to & corner store for gro: ceries, BUREAU OF MISSING RELATIVES || | | is | 4} | c pose’ whose” relatives er | er | we are invited directly to The INFORMATION REGARDING the whereabouts of Joseph K, ‘Thomp: will be apprecinted by his son t., As st heard from 28 years ago, ta s daughter, Mra, H. C. ddrest is R. F. D. No 3, Lynden, Wash, Mrs, Miller heard | Moan aunt that her father was , about a year to locate him. | Miller aaks that anyon on about her call at her bout four and one Mrs any inforw’ write to Northwood, miles from Lynden. u 4 MeBRIDE, 0 Seattle been heard from since he was work commit ROM fifteen to twenty-one | aoe Operators Cooper- ate in establishing a New York- San Francisco circuit; and other telephone employees by scores must be at their posts to insure efficient transmission. That you may have a choice of destination for your voice, a vast network of Bell System cir- cuits interconnects all important centers, reaching millions of homes and business places, Over these circuits more than 158,000 traffic employees stand guard. But long before these highw ays of speech were ready HT The Pacific Long Distance Service for use another army of workers had wrestled with problems of construction and maintenance. A huge manufacturing plant had mobilized its forces. Thousands of toilers in mine and forest had sought raw materials. Physicists and chemists, through laboratory research, had laid a sure foundation for efficient service. All the forces and wonders of industry and science have been drawn upon to serve you when you make a long distance tele- phone call, Bell System And All Directed Tow Telephone and Telegraph ards Setter Service Company A_ woman's out success. care for a little one. forced to part with her babe, may be assured thatthis will be an ideal home for it. | have an extra “kiddie car’ lear ;| them in good homes? | for two kittens, American : THE SEATTLE Cynthia STAR Grey:| Those Who Have Found It, BY CYNTHL. : “Do people really come to you with their troubles?” I am} |called upon to answer that question at numerous times in | the world outside of this busy little corner. | Actual proof might convince itl Blue Monday Brings Unfortunate Souls Who Are!}}) Seeking the Silver Lining—Also Messages From) A GREY these skeptical ones. Searcely had I reached my desk when the telephone rang. voice, half sobbin adve Oh, we jus: the dear. little where there make everyone happy.” The little woman was so insistent that I promised to ask.| Of course I cannot help but hope that no mother will be} but if there is such a one, she g, came over the Another telephone call walting—a woman knows some poor kiddies out on farm who are just crazy for If you know of a dog, please call this Business of opening letters, One of them, the youn I have | the car. A man enters the office, war ing two children. and can no longer keep They are illne « more letters. He ver lining,” ‘00d, etc no pleas But it wasn’t all grief, for them. And last, but not least, working girl, ¢ happy Thanksgiving day total stranger in she take good care of friend purp, but they cann I am writing thi 4 to the house w in the o: e help me folks, at that. note from a woman thanking me Red! J had sent her lonely invalid son in an institution. A correspondent who asked me last week to find homes telephoned to say that she had had 89 calls I had a message & puppy, any kind. They could t afford to pay for one. lady at GA rfld-2881, The second is from ¢ hard-working widow who is bravely trying to support two kiddies, “kiddie car, gest, 2 years old, craves a She can’t afford to buy even a tiny tin toy} | automobile, but she thought some children in Seattle might | or one they had grown tired of and would be glad to brighten this small child-heart by; donating it. the woman's name and address if we can find 2 and pale. the kiddies. re's on: ma man whi in hopes it will bring som: » neuritis and eanno! like to put to Lave left to provide Telephone truck T we y he can for some Victrola record. i the city with whom I had put her in touch. 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