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

_ AMANTED BRIDE” ( Here's Ds ETS ESTATE ee nd Lives Only Month b After They Are Wed = eee Pen r0om bunga AUXILIARY TO DANCE ‘ oe “fag! 4 1 Goulds Have Passed (\"" ()" From Railroad Map ©! ' - Wear-well Cords Just what the name implies: Standard Quality —Standard Weight—Standard Oversize. 0x3), «= $7.90 rs Price Sine 1 30x3 Reg. Size. .$ 7.75 32x4"% Str. Side $18.10 | 30x34 Oversiz 8.65 33x41 Str. Side... 19.10 3x4 x41; Str. Side. . 32x4 " 19.95/33x5 Str. Side 23.15 33x4 Str.Side.. 14.70 35x53 Str. Side.. 23.85 Ask for Prices on Other Sires | 13.65 Western Giant Cords Extra quality—extra weight—extra service —a sure nonskid tread. hes Kiva Price | 36,33/4 Giant Oversize $11.85 | 34x4 Grant Str. Side. $20.60 32x31/ Giant Str. Side 14.65 | 32x41/2 Giant Str. Side 24.90 31x4 Giant Str. Side 17.80 | 3341/2 Giant Str, Side 25.85 32x4 Giant Str. Side 18.95 | 34x41/ Giant Str. Side 26.65 of cause Ask for Prices on Other Sites A Ke months (Fords one H for Large Cars dependable battery Wizard f Rubber pie Guaranteed elg' the finest ¢ h 6 ructed. In all sizes—for all you at unusually low brices— G-Volt, 1-plate s.vsessetereatesstosees A r carn... s UEHROUC INS Other Sizes Priced Proportionately Low ap a per by Mai, More Than 100 Stores—All Over the West Open 3 ‘ur Saturday x Western Autogy *:' Protects Until — Store No, : Main Store, W rirginit Auto Row Store c 2) a Main Store, Westlake and Virginia TKD AvENLY —<—_—$—$<—$——— rn faction two} he SeattleStar Line Must Be Built Crown Hill P.-T Will Meet Thursday x Hold Funeral of M. S. Richardson : Do your tires | *, = | 7 ii RMT at, .- <= “ = Sx _— a" oe Reet a "SO aaa eS = ~ <I. a, = | 30x314.rc $9.90 | 3324 Giant str. Side 19.65 | 3525 Giant Str. Side 32.90 y Made teen months (Fords one year). elected materials and scientifically con- ; maken of care--sold direct Supply Co. oil Vhone BE 1obs306 127TH and HAST PIKE SEATTLE, WASH,, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925 INCOME TAX SUM - — Vote for Declaring War ... 2.22 "BONUSES NOW wt Ladd Also Asks Referendum.so Citi- zens Could Start What They End | | | | t | 7 | | | BY PAUL MALLON ‘ \} | if one government and the other voted the “power | levy wa ver the United | que CORNERSTONE oF NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH —Your Grocer What fails to enter his door generally fails to enter yours. He is a food pilot. Fair play to the family health is your grocer’s first commandment. Despite all prior interference, scores and scores of poor quality foods try to “get by”—but your grocer is your defense. Day in and day out, year in and year out, the san- itary and health service in behalf of your food by your grocer is so splendid that it commands the highest scientific admiration. Is there another service that excels it? Think it over as you will! —the modern grocer is the last word, final man, or woman, inspector-general, if ‘you please—responsible in no mean measure for maintenance of high quality and high purity in family foods. It is NO exaggeration to say: “Your grocer is the cornerstone of neighborhood health!” MEMBER Ss SROs vay Your neighborhood grocer is the bul- BAe wark of the Retail Grocers Associa- Luar” tions which now spread all over America, and which have played a most vital part in the uplift move- ment for purity and quality of food! The ‘‘smooth” top loaf A change in texture but no change in quality The “split” top loaf Both kinds made of the richest, highest quality ingredients | PAGES 13 TO 24 | 65 Per Cent of Eligible Soldiers Rewarded Gov. Hartley to Speak at Affair, 3 P. M. Sunday Pee | “SEER. => <I = SSFP a fg = Br <> em EE