The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 15

HL .. goles | fsecuon two] "heSeattleStar == Pacesis10%6) a —— J —— ? sf SEATTLE, WASH., i RIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925, —— ABE SWINDLE /Biackie Chased Wrong )PERU DECISION “xen Sich, LOSSES HERE | Squirrel; In Hospital RHR, | eater yanufacturers Confer With "j|Coolidge Refuses to Con-|)) "ivr of tie kanls ay at Meeting April 17 wast a ry ; sider Peruvian Request | icensed otticer of the a » 1 w H i tou 5 DD ba 1 w H \ m Peru KG JAP BLACKLIST ' t m of ' ; sit \ TOKIO. © of ‘Tol h “~ y ¥ t r 1a ha m Ye ¥ a se ful cor t é 4 mitted t Ww ! ‘ Act y r I ! 1 4 3 t a v the x Kin { I ' \ t r 1 to t Ww H sf Jn fact, the t . \ t n | yoo Working Do i I " Univ ’ ; | the’ Most of It ) T ; ° Papier develop! in the a Seattle’s Credit Jewelers = Ba it fo | | : fe 308 Pike Street 7th Anniversary Sale \ ~ §) YOU HAVE only one more day to get your Diamond! | (S) i | ONLY Lack of ready cash is no excuse for a Diamondless | : Easter Outfit. 7¢ down—Saturday—makes you the } proud wearer of a Diamond on Easter Morning. Make i the most of this Easy Terms Event. Any honest per- son with 7c and a job can get credit at Weisfield & Goldberg. Surprise the friends Sunday by wearing a Diamond! THE following article by the editor of “The Family Grocer” finds its echo today in that fine character- istic of your grocer, namely, genuine courtesy, Make That Wish Come True that we should never forget: — Choose Your Diamond Saturday Weisfield & Goldberg 7th Anniversary ing. It’s always worth value in trade on a larger \ stone at any time. Wear it Sunday for 7c down tomorrow! Weisfield & Goldberg 7th Anniversary “One discourteous action over the telephone to a patron or pros- | pective patron does an injury to every man whose name is on the f rey) 7c Down—$1.75 a Week payroll. The Famous W. & G. Special | 550.0 is a truly wonderful ring. “Wounds inflicted by a knife heal more quickly than those inflicted Hand carved 18-K white gold by a sharp tongue. Birds are entangled wn their feet, men by their OVER A YEAR T0 PAY set with a perfect blue-white “Discourtesy hurts the persons who use it more than the persons toward whom it is directed. The words ‘thank you’ cost little; well-bred persons use them. Politeness is invaluable and costs nothing. Let it sparkle from YOUR hand Sunday. Pay down only 7c and wear while you pay the W y balance. $1 a eek Weisfield & Goldberg 7th Anniversary . : . . ee Th beautiful Diamond Ring Courtesy is a very important part of the improving “path of pro- above is only one of the many $ .50 gress” followed by every up-and-coming grocer today. Because new designs, in ls specie! i (3 . $57.50 group. The Diamond is he cannot consistently be courteous and at the same time unfair path ia ¥ Kind words are as cheap as unkind words. He who shows courtesy reaps friendship. Courtesy enriches those who receive it without im- poverishing those who give it.” tongues. 2 Diamond, full of life and color. — The Family Grocer a sparkling blue-white beauty— 00 a Week ; ice 1 i ‘ vuaranteed flawless. The} 7¢ Down—$2.00 a Wee — you, if the choice is left to your grocer, will always receive y, guaranteed Ue bagi ate Siate ae the very best, be it bread, butter or some other commodity. 18K white gold. It will add a] jn color and guaranteed flaw- On “fi "7, hundred-fold to the appearance | jess. ‘The mounting is a new most nest foods your grocer makes less profit, but of your Easter clothes. The lacelike basket effect of 18-K terms are so easy that you will hand-wrought white gold. It | never miss the money—just} represents sound value in Dia- like finding. Pay down 7c to-| jonds and a good investment morrow and take 57 weeks to! jn style, y the balance. —_ Weisfield & Goldberg 7th Anniversary “makes good” his principle of courtesy and “fair-square” dealing, Your neighborhood grocer is the bul- \ wark of the Retail Grocers Associa- tions which now spread all over America, and which have played a most vital part in the uplift move- i\ | ment for purity and quality of food! } The “smooth” top loaf A change in texture but no change in quality Seattle’s Greatest Sale of |=" 300 | SMOKING STANDS|sizso”-x: " ; Jeweled and adjusted, in a To Celebrate Our 7th Anniversary = daintily engraved white All-metal Smoking Stands, ma- Regular $3.50 gold-filled case. eae and ie i ae C pollen dass iin nb hs lat with glass tray. Selling far raR oat cae Morning 2 7 E h -GLASSES il ach) $1 a Week Saturday Morning Only ee 9 A. M. to 12 Noon <p: NO WRAPPING— Eyes Examined NO DELIVER ES— FREE Oculist Only One to a Customer] ,.fcci%e" Ge. WEISFIELD & GOLDBERG, 308 Pike St. “If Sam Weisfield can’t repair your watch, throw it away.” Reg. The ‘split’ top loaf Both kinds made of the richest, highest quality ingredients