The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1924, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR WOMAN JUROR | Wing Collars Fl y Back Into. DISAPPOINTED Says Public Affairs Are Cause for Swearing TURN BACK In 1914 it was po sible to get a good made-to-order suit for a very low price. To keep our tailors work ing we are g to make you a ONE DAY OFFER that will re- mind you of the good old days. “I'm te ¥ dinappointed,”* told the United Press, “I mean t that that when I first start ng 0} n for woman # I stamped ft for six consecutive . 1 looked on public service as ed to me that doing one , Day Only — Saturday |: 288223 ITS O'COATS MADE TO ORDER $35.09, $37.50, $40 VALUES Blue serges, tweeds and plain and fancy worsteds. Every ‘but not with the this time. “Tt makes to think abo: WIDOW FACING Free Service Department We take care of clothes bought from us as long as they last FREE. eriWetté Jan. 18 She} PORTLAND, | worked in th letter office. An} unstamped, ddressed, unsealed envelope was placed in her han with $6 tnt $1 bills didn’t seem to I needed them worse ury departmen them on me.” That is the way Mrs. Katherine A Stanford, 45, told Ore, oubles here ~~ lor of her up. TAILORING SERVICE 1201 THIRD AVENUE Corner Seneca, Opposite New Telephone Building In the short space of three months the economic shock dealt the Japan- ese nation by the arthquake has been to a remarkable degree. The ‘entire pbpulation of Tokyo ts now ———$<$<—<$<$_$_$_—$___— under cover, and construction of temporary buildings ts going ahead ata rapid rate. Refugees-are return- ing to Tokyo tn great numbers. "Last night was the first I ever spent in fall. 1 didn’t tell sonny about ft. He wondered why I didn't come home."* Sonny ts 12 years ol, Bostdes the boy, the widowed mother supports a erippled companion. She needed the money to support these two. Mrs. Stanford has worked for years as @ trusted postal employe. She fell-for the marked money trap sot by postal inspectors, and is now lout on ball waiting tri Friends appear to have jlown back mio jashion among the young busines club Thursday approximately 30 me T admit. It's enoug h pave wing collars ee : the junt| Seattle. At the luncheon of the as @ man, members appeared in that ¢ t depends entirely on the ind.’ right): George Mathai, A. R. insi Men's I stuck to his POSTAL TRIAL Polleetis Quarrel Sheriff Matt 8a wich and Deputy riff Joo Harrihan were named defendants in a sult for $4,56 Junction last July. Pay Honor to Dead Timberman EVERETT, friends funeral 1 100 DRESSES $1550 With CREDIT GLADLY Special Sale of Spring Dresses 100 of the newest dresses in the store specially offered at $15.50. Easy Credit Terms help you to obtain Greater Values. Buy now. Make your selection now and pay for it the CREDIT GLADLY way. Pay for it in small weekly, semi- monthly or monthly pay- ments as convenient. Saturday Interest Charged Under Our Deferred Now Is the Best Time to Buy Exceptional values. It is only through unusually wise buying that we are able to offer these dresses at $15.50. All are the ultra-fashionable straight-line models. A variety of styles— some elaborately trimmed with braiding or embroidery. All the popular materials included. Sizes 16 to 44. 18.—-Bcores the impressive y for Benjamin Hart umberman, who died y 11, at the family was taken to the um for ore ices conduc Season's Latest Models Young Busine ts on wearing the s Men's Three of the leader. secretary, office. executive 1 was held Fashion shown here and EB, mr will KENNEDY FILE ~| FOR SAME JOB Seek Re-election Suspected Thieves as Corporation Counsel men of \¢ left to\y (left 10| Kens Steven > COUGH OR COLD = THAT HANGS ON Are Found Innocent 366 days, this Year/ An extra day on which your car will be used. Anextra day of pleasure for you, and wear and tear on your machine. The degree of comfort, pleasure and service you receive from your car depends largely upon the time, care and attention you give it. Towards this end, “Western Auto” stands ready to serve you. Every Accessory or Part added to our complete line is considered from that point of view—your com- fort, your pleasure, your safety. It is for this reason that the Western Auto Supply Co. is termed “Auto Supply Head- quarters.” There is a ‘“‘Western Auto” store conveniently located in your city. Wy ey They Grip Monogram Radiator Caps Will individualize your car—can be furnished with any letter desired. Screws on like an ordinary cap, but positively cannot be removed. Each, $3.85 to $5.75, depending upon make of car, Other caps—locking and plain —50c to $3.85. INTERIOR MIRRORS Watch the road in back of you without in- convenience—these mirrors can be adjusted to any desired angle. For open or closed cars, $1.65. Other Interior Mirrors, $2.15 to $2.95. Exterior Mirrors, 85¢ to $2.65. + STEP PLATES The very pcpular “Klassy" step plates, made of rubber with aluminum frames and ard, will enhance the beauty of your car. he price, each, is $1.50. Other models as low as 85c. —_—___—_- sii, eae Williams Spotlight By simply loosening a screw the lamp can be removed and used as a trouble light. Then, too, it gives a very classy appear- ance on your car. The price for the small “Silverbeam” is $3.45 to only $3.45. $12.85. Other spotlights, Wet pavemente do not, in any way, interfere with the non-skid qualities of Western Giant Ceras. The sharp and the row of deep suction cause @ auction which gripe th ind prevents side slipping well as reducing skidding to a min mum, There are many other reason’ why you will be satisfied with these | WESTERN GIANT Extra Meary j 12,000-Mile Gaar, $12.65 __-18.80 — 18.85 __ | 20.65 ~ = pate _ 34x4 21.90 _32x4% | 26.55 _ _S4x4¥y | 28.15 35x5 34.30 (Ask for Prices on Other Sizes) Western Special CORD (Guaranteed 10,000 Miles) 30x34 ........ $8.80) _35x4%, | 29.20 | Green Pyralin Visors Only $5.95 nickel-plated brackets and fittings make the visor ornamental as well as practical, Other models in Pyralin, all metal, Green Glass and Durable Cloth—$2.95 to $10.90. o Se eed See TE, A very strong and neat ap aring bum; made of fine spring atesl tempered in oil and triple nickel-plated—first nickeled, then coppered and finally re-nickeled and polished. Fits the car perfectly. Priced $13.30 to $17.50, according to size. Round Bar Bumpers, $8. Double Duty B $14.50 and $18.75." pee —____—____. ———___—_—_—_—__« PEDAL PADS Prevent the driver’s feet from slipping off the pedals. We have various pate for all cars, from 35e to $1.00 Per set, —_—__—____. ——_—_______ MACBETH LEN, Complies with a . the Law Combines scientific con- struction and beauty. Note the visor in illus- tration; its color . is green. Per pair, $3.50. WESTERN STANDARD (10,000-Mile Guarantee) 30x33 .......$10.75 Liberty Lens also com- plies with the law, $3.00. Ford Refracting Lens, type 11, per pair, 50c. Top Material t In bulk, first quality heavy 82-02. rubber ‘cloth. Also suitable for making waterproof covers for tool boxes, batteries, etc. Per foot (54 inches wide) 60c. Per yard (54 Top Repairs A few cents spent now may save sev- Top Webbing —1% inches wide, will prevent to; ‘ing between bows, either bla or khaki, per yard 15c. ——_—_———__—__ One of the neatest and most desirable visors on the market. The genuine Pyralin breaks the sare of the sun—the highly polished e. inches wide) $1.70. Quarter Pads for tops, per pair, $1.60 and $1.95. Bow covering, in black and khaki, per yard, 15¢. oe eral dollars later. Minor tears or rips can be repaired easily and quickly. Save money by doing it yourself. ~ era Curtain Fasteners — including eyelet with ring, blacl; enamel fin- ish—7e to 9c each, accor ing to type, Felt Bow Pads —in strips about 4 feet long—1% inches wide, each 25¢, Stick-Tite Top Patch Strips Rubber Cloth, 5x9 inches—4Se. Rubber Cloth, 2x36 inches—85e. Long Grain Cloth, 2x36 inches, 90c. Mohair Top Cloth, 8x12 inches, 50c. Top Prop Nuts Black Rubber finish, 5e. Order by Mail Our Guarantee Protects You AUTO ROW STORE Pike and Broadway Phone East 0073 90 Stores in the West Western Auto Supply Co. DOWNTOWN STORE Westlake and Lenora Phone Elliott 3307 For Your Convenience Open Till 9 P. M, Saturdays ore