The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1924, Page 4

1 THE I Just An- Life Case Had Poor Start in other “Opportunity” 1, LOCILLE BUTLER vo Airedale Sucdes = CHILDREN’S PUMPS PATENT LEATHER frown Is Trimmed With Grey. Ned or 4 ONEIRST AVE. NEAR PIKE ST. we ECONOMY MARKET, UP THE INCLINE | COME Note Gur Address Carefully a Feeling a touch of Spring fever? The chances are you need more energy. Use ma- yonnaise more than ever before. Gold Medal Mayon- naise is all food—made of fresh eggs (flesh and muscle-makers) and the finest salad oils (fat and* energy makers) seasoned deliciously. Write for “The Salad Bowl’— new Springtime Recipes. mental obit ices that beat oF d asylum bars, DR. JUHN HW, PUGH GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST Our eye examination is aa per feet ii, selemti‘“iec instru. of experience Glasses $5.00 oe EXAMINATIO: GLOBE OPTICAL 60. A514 Westinke Ave Between Vike and Pine More than a dressing —it’s a Food 9 THE BEST FOODS. Inc. 1964 Bryant St., San Francisco, | BETTER DRUG STORES 4 “The Demand of the Day Is My | Prices Are Reasonable They are based on my actual cost plus a reasonable profit. I have created a vol- ume of practice un- equaled in this state, which makes mod- erate fees a rule of my practice. Good, reliable dentistry at common-sense prices should appeal to you... CONSULTATION AND ’ EXAMINATION FREE |) Friday and Saturday 59c Full-Pound Tins Soon after the opening of the first Owl Drug Store, the company entered the manufacturing field, with “OWL” Theatrical Cold | Cream as its outstanding product. | This wonderfully good cleansing cream has shown a growth sur- passing even that of the “OWL” | institution itself—it has consis- tent users all over the world. “OWL” Theatrical Cold Cream is all quality—and a striking value at 75¢, the regular price for a full pound tin, We will re-string your beads for 50c. With sterling silver Jewelry Depart- clasp, $1.00. ment, Third and Pike Store. Friday and Saturday the price will) be 59e—a clear saving of 16 cents. Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder Compacts . . 49c¢ The name Coty is synonymous with elegance and quality. These Com- pacts are the original, dainty packages, with powder puff included. This is an unusual opportunity—take full advantage of it. On Friday and Saturday the price will be 49c. “Obey That Frver’ insatent Impulse and Visit Dr, "Wilson" | WILSON DR. 8. A. RANDOLPH Associate _ First and Pike Over Bartell’s iL, jot- 1838 he ATTLE SS * ‘ ‘ % j antine Bars . ‘ ELS RRSSSSBBE B Once Household Drudge CLUB TO NORTH Hite se Tourists |) N Ow She *s N ormal Girl Business Men Will Travel to are f " BP BE EY BF BF BEEF BE y Y Y “ 4 i | ALOE ALS é: “ p: = | | | STAR | A Special Sale of Seattle Logger Is Top-Coats Crushed in Timber sO: 9 BRETT, A The ORIGINAL. [ TNI Maltéd Milk ASIN Zn i J a “wd 4, ° ‘ Milk }} gost Gas For Infants, ¥ Men's Busi Invalids, inclue 1 Children, ec f ms The Aged ; 4 Digestible— Neo Cs A Light Lunch wor | Ba Avoid Imitat abstitutes For finer texture | and larger volume pacaenienens ts Baking Powder Sport Coats ee cape - back of camel’s-hair and polo. Splen- didly made in new and indi- vidual style MART coal plaid wool, down} for over 33 years Clever new trimmings, fancy including Ounces for ¢ stitching on the sleeves. More than « Fully lined . with silk. Rrequers | In women’s and misses’ sizes. 25.00. | —MarDougall-Southwick, Second Floor MecDougall-fouthwick Second at Pike use less than of higher priced brands Why Pay War Prices? MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT | THIS MONEY FOR YOU Buy How Before It Is Built . This bridge is now assured and will revolu- tionize access and consequently revolution- ize real estate values in the Ravenna Heights district. ) The Bonds were validated by the voters on March 11th, and construction will go forward with’ all possible speed. This new access to the heart of the city on a direct water level should double and treble the value of every lot affected by this bridge, within the next 12 months. Exposition Heights ANB University Gardens. will reap the greatest benefit for they are most directly affected. C. T. Conover, of Crawford & Conover, pioneer real estate developers, is retiring from business and has authorized an AUCTION SALE of their entire holdings in the University district. Mr. Conover realizes he is throwing away a modest for- tune by selling on the very eve of unprecedented 1eal estate activity, but to use his own words “A year in a man’s life when he hasn’t many years left cannot be appraised in dollars and cents and T am willing to sell now in spite of sacrifice to get away from the treadmill of business.” Do you not see the opportunity? Every Lot Must Positively Be Sold to the Highest Bidder and That Means Bargains AUCTION SALES MEAN PROFITS FOR BUYERS At every auction sale conducted by us in Seattle, without exception, buyers haye made handsome profits. There is nothing unusual about that, either, for when a man is willing to sacrifice his property, bargains naturally prevail and large profits are naturally made by those who take advantage of the opportunity. So Attend the Sale Tomorrow at 1:30 P. M. AND LET YOUR GOOD SENSE GUIDE YOU BY AUTO BY STREET CAR Drive through University grounds past the Stadium to end of Tako Rayenna car on Third Ave. to end of the line (35th N, B- the trestle, then follow the arrows, | and East 55th St.) 12 Leary Bldg, BARRY & AUSTIN EL iot-5667 Now Note This