The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 13

THE PARK TAX LIMIT) IS GPPOSED © Councilman Campbell Urges Vote for Charter Amendment New Spring Fashions on the aed” govianaendnia FOR PROTOCOL so much for little. Chamberiain Leaves Eng- land on Way to Geneva Fur trimming is used extensively g “oat for j 7 new coats for spring. 80 Priced at $39.50 and up. CREDIT xt YOU (Really Different) 1015 and Spring. Just Over Pig'n Mnti-Tobacco Crowd Savy ai irscties sree te wom i wing oe ta my Leaguers Flout T hern|s ise ae roaca 0 oe ont yasixr 6—Anth elie exes ‘Former Auto Stock « im Salesmen Indicted CLEVELA Mar 29328 O87 -SE4 RUSS eee eee». rrr Obie, a adh the Tem minds — et OZ MOSES G tobs argument 8 SENATE POST We've got to make room for “wither carioad of tires—SO HERE GOES! Better buy [Yer Tires now and save Mme real money. All first- thss stock. ; _ ana) Los Angeles Police Probe ni | eats voted, ter Mowe ne vos wax} Alleged Sale of Infants t} 50 to 36. at the Na fabric Cords This view of the situa vote was in going to be of the delegat LO8 ANGELES tional Anti-Tobacco convention to be | will make @ fiery attack on the anti-| alleged | hela in Washington this week conists for what he terms their| fortunate mothers disposed of Dr. H. D. Kress, t of in-| infan leader of the who’ b | (eet tn CRY Gon Ct Ce} | Browning Hing & (to= Established 102 —- ae March 6—An where un their ated baby Mrs, Hazel M. Sims, nurac according to complaint inducted & maternit To Open the Season Men’s FineWorsted and English Tweed Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers at *40 Regular Value $55 The adv said to hi home | Babie nnd bee “T hav friends of mine w | attention of someone 4 j derstand in such a tion,” |War Is Started on | Clubs in New York | NEW YORK old | Broadway, which for years has with | stood attacks from all sides, awoke today with a sickening headache and wondered if it hadn't been dealt | a "K. 0." blow. | The shock came with the news| that a dozen or more of its leading | night clubs are on the verge of| closing. Emory fh id ur delicate situa. | she sald. These Suits are cut from our latest Models. They include a wide selection of both Domestic and Imported Fab- rics in all the light colorings of this Season. Manufacturing them during the slack season enables us to hold our complete organization and we make new friends and increase our output each year by disposing of them early in the season at about 30 per cent less than their normal value. March 6.—-Gay At Extremely _ LOW PRICES Without Deposit TWO sTorES PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP PIKE ST. AT BOREN ELAot-2i95 STANDRING TIRE CO. EL jot-8¢00 Times Square PPT and STEWART 0. STANDEING, Vrop. pies Buckner, New York's fedoral district attorney, in of- but four de pplied for pad- | junctions ¢ 14 exclus- | semi-exclusive ‘ants and cabaret t clubs # The Saving Is Yours While They Last Second Ave. at University St. TWENTY-THREE STORES IN TWENTY CITIES x a — |" WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE Water will be shut off, accord ing to the water department, on Main st., from 16th a 20th ave. &., and S., from’ Main st. to Jackson at | on Saturday from 8 a. m. to 6 pm. oi ang 2S eR lt Juvenile Stars to Shine a = = on Annual Trip f —New Spring forels $10.75 "$97.50 eae Crepes and . drial f agt Satins p We canset recall. when f ieee ic di ue eta Miss Dorothy Aurich and Bobby Schwartz, who will be| T2* “ovis Poll.” # H t t sing among the feature dancers at the firat annual Puri bal as ce *\Hotel. The diminutive stare will appear in the tango ’ Gets Leave of Absence “the 9 , wil nk perabe ob aaron F: sie gua Bargain Department | GOOD CLOTHES FOR en --" On Pay to Seek New Job ie Ne alg ages me peti Mb cena yi an. FOES sere in ety a But Julius Day, Running Again, Can’t Re- TWO WILL HANG ites Sua | Parga: Sh ei Sire | member Much About It, He Tells Star SEATTLE STAR : : HILLIPS isc. | 0 ECOND AVENUE \ TRUSTY INJURED “IN JAIL BLAST Gas in Boiler Explodes; Clarence High Is durt G.D. P Style Leaders At Reasonable Prices $4.85 $5.85 Children’s Shoes At Lowest ROOSEVELTS 10 HUNT IN ASIA Theodore and Kermit Leave Prices OUR NEW .85—$2.85—$3. Pair Get Death Penalty for #00 = Murdering Woman in Holdup “WITH THE OLD-TIMERS” — | ing rid in 189 AYS municipal 1 the p , TOKYO TO BUILD SUBW PioneerDentists Announce a 50% Reduction For a limited time we are going to work at one-half our regular prices in order that the public will get better acquainted with the wonderful work we are doing in our new location. Think of such prices as: $25.00 Plates Cut to $10.00 $8.00 Crown and Bridge Work Cut to W ith Our Regular 15-Year Guarantee These special low prices are just what we say they are—simply an inducement for you to come in and see how well you can be served. You are offered the same high-class work and identically the same class of material that we have always used. Come in and see for yourself our new modern equip- ped office, and let us explain to you our easy payment plan and prove to you that we are not offering you cheap work, but high-class work at greatly reduced PIONEER DENTISTS Collins Building, Second and James St, Telephone MA in-2736 Dr. H. 0. Danford, Manager Patent yj and Tan Two-Tone Patent and Tan Two-Tone New Spring Shoes for Children See Our Windows for Choice at $1.95 and In Your Favorite Recipe Use | CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER You Will Notice a Big Difference SALES 2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND Black and Brown Calf Oxfords - Double Welted Soles $4.95 Per Pair You have never seen their equal § under §6,00