The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 9

rRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2. THE ‘Vast Metropolitan Area Urged byTowns on Sound Lower Ferry Rates| Asked to Aid Big | Development Plan | SEATTLE STAR Beattle ——___/ | JESIDENTS of Manchester Port \to offe wearing! of the Northwest ppol Highest Newest straight-line styles— luring ansete of the 1 - country and Olymplo district of excelle Flare Models are being exploited to let the homo | ance folks and visitors know just what Tailored Coats the various communt The demand during this coat week has F g F ek has been enormous, but there is still a wide assortment and variety and styles to choose from— E ¢ Buss Fisherman riment of 200 dixcot ved nt h Bend, Hed Medleys. SHOULD BE LINKED WITH SEATTLE Four for $1.00 COMEIN TODAY $19.50 to $139.50 SELECT YOUR COAT CHARGE IT And Jame Your Own CREDIT TERMS HARDWAKE The Star Frida “Our Interests are common and | we are appealing to the people of Seattle to help make the develop ment program a success, With | co-operation and understanding, we can make the Olymple pen sula the nation’s foremost sum- mer playground.” fighting fonts of the |, ent pas Hi-Test Blue Grass Never-Die Mixture, Ib. Dutch White Clover, lb... New Spring Styles SHOES and BANKS IN SUIT 3 Hands Before Discovery $5.85 $6.45 have been purchased A fortunate pui chase enables u r high AN “Orchard, Bremerton, Charles \ grade $9.00 to You'll take pride ir top Tennis rian a Rackets for $5.85 grad¢ Oriental gut, anc nt bal Green Celluloid Sport Visors at 50¢ ez Mail Box Special R. F. D. MAIL BOXES Galvanized iron, aluminum a= finish. Regulation si On sale priate $1.29 Lawn and Garden Seeds Fresh 1925 Stock Four-blade, crucible steel knives, adjust- 8: vs ay (rnst Hardwate G, "=" SIXTH AVENVE- - AND* + PIKE STREET Cer yaar IE, WTING* GOODS This light-weight Reel holds 30 yards of line; single action Yj choice of gunmetal or nickel-plated finish. Special. . $1 89 \ steel Telescope Rod—extend o 9% Saturday... P20.9O alue or No. umber ao Rod ze. TOOLS Lawn Mowers $8.95 Grass able hardwood rolle’ HOSI FRY OVER THEFT Saturday —— others priea Saw Sale Grass Men, Women and Children Stolen Bonds Passed Thru an Sati Mawel Bhic Catchers THAT CHARM 1332-34 Second Avenue ned and set, ready for use Free ed blade, On sale Our Men’s Shop—Entrance 209 Union Street $3.85 $4.85 ipa hapapentoar hey bbc nah § nag Gaia eee aturday Basket, regular $6.50 value. Ten Fishermen’s Headquarters Ask Steve forthe Latest Dope feet. Regular $4.00 4 leather-bound Fish HOMEFURNISHINGS Screen Doors New shipment of Screen Doors; clear, fresh stock. Very spe- cial, “$2.29 “$2.49 size size «-.- DODO Catcher Free 14-inch. ..... $8.95 $7.25 to $31.50 FREE! Baseball or Bat Bat with $3.50 pair of shoes. Ball with $2.50 pair of shoes. TOWNSEND'S SHOE PARLOR will con-{dent; Mrs. M. J. Hughes proceedings ora Guy the recent Wenatchee convention ; lo Teachers, with refer Miss Rita Meyer se to the new plan of certifica. | ‘roam clans is c 2 | The president and first vice pres at e offic of Misa Letha Rr rine ER een lident will represent the aasociatior ure, of the public schools, In Jat the state conventio =|Mrs. Mercer Chosen “°° "°° rete Teaching Musicians © Will Meet Saturday : A me ching must- p m, & vs TO 60 TO FETE tnvestisate’/ Chamber Wants Big Seattle t that they Delegation at Wenatchee Savax D. H. Nutter was re-elected nda BUY YOUR sident of the Mercer Parent | Shafer Bldg, Between Fifth pokane Friday and ¢ fe eee aes Teacher association at its annual! + I've noticed that all the and Sixth Aves. on Pine St. : He hat Id the 5 Sips Prony peay ction Thursday. Mrs. John Mac-| doors are ac 4 up around Seattle. = Sartor by ila e 7m ions are being| | Lean was chosen first vice presi the k ollies National City bank, of Seattle, d to join the delegation to Wen-| = a : is A to have sold the t 1 9, for ixth t je Blossom fest York ‘firm. Ciba ps Many mer residents of Wen-| ‘ 6 and Seattle 1s ct. no Bank City institu ed the bond ens hi crests in tho Wenatchee dist TIRES NOW » We are quoting absolutely the LOWEST PRICES, QUAL- ITY CONSIDERED, than at for $5,790. have si t the bonds are | making that st title to| chairman of the executive commit handling the Wenatchee excur- announced Saturday. In addition to the executive com- mittee, the Chamber of Commerce | t is not required The litigation hinges on whether |* |the thief who stole the bonds could title to them. The robbery was staged at Second andits tees to assist in ma | has appointed five ng the plans| Vaccination any time in the history of the tire industry. We cannot guarantee these prices for any length of time. attle who drive nuto, have been n the Chamber of mmerce delegation Saturday] orning, May 9%, and participate in| festival parade as part of the the civil case | Seattle delegation The arrests grew out of the at-| Many special features for ladies {tempts of a man friend of Mrs. John-| making the trip are being planned to Blyth, Witter | by the festival officials, the Cham: | ber was informed last night. Cour-| re re-| tesy cars will be furnished to take is serv-| all visitors thru the Wenatchee or on | chard districts | t Septemt . police arrested nce H. Shively, former police and Mrs. Rae Johnson, charg: | F with grand larceny of | © h of the stolen bonds, | 1 not the samo securities | t Ban Lifted! VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, announces that VACCINATION REGULA- TIONS have been ABOLISHED ENTIRELY! This city now as- sumes its regular place along- side that of Seattle as one of the two healthiest cities in the world. at MeNell onnection not been presse a liquor-s charge h ‘aturday morning and find out all! him or Mrs, Johnson. | about ow it is done.” | Incidentally, they will be given un- \limited opportunity to test the prod-| 31x4 CIS S| 9.25/11.85 32x4 S$ S.| 9.95/12.35 33x4 S$ S.|10.95/12.70 11.85/13.05 | |Girl Scouts Tour uct. They will be chaperoned by | | Cc Pl Mrs. A. Y, Baker i Ice Cream Plant)" xi Gin’ scouts assiring to atonal eattle Girl Scouts will invade the |should meet the party at the plant,| nt of th } ttle Toe ¢ Iis01 | | | \3 33x4Y, $S.|_/16.50 34x42 SS.| | 35x47, SS. 36x41, SS. 15.00! Travel across international border is ABSOLUTELY UN- RESTRICTED! No red tape. No delay. Tourists welcome. Impression He Makes‘ Means Much to You Men are so apt to get careless in their ap- pearance. Not that they‘forget to put ona fresh collar—but they neglect the little things. They forget about fitle spots here and there on their clothes. And so much de- pends on a man’s appearance. Other men judge him by it. A little Energine has made many a man appear well groomed... It’s up to you! Your druggist sells Bnergine—the perfect dry clearitr—in handy cans, 35¢. NEW TUBES M0c and Up According to Size Mail Orders Shipped ©. 0. D. Without Deposit TWO STORES PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP PIKE ST. AT BOREN Phone EL fot-2195 STANDRING TIRE CO. EL lot-8800 Times Sauare VIFTH and STEWART W. 0, STANDING, Prop, ‘“‘Better Entertainment Than Ever’ Greater Vancouver City Publicity Bureau, Ltd. 438 Pender St. W. Vancouver, B. C, “THE PERFECT ORY CLEANER® May Have Airplane |Lecture on Flowers Base in Idaho City| and Trees of N. W: COUER D'ALENE, Idaho, April Miss Julia Shourek, head of the 24.—A movement is on foot to estab Mish an airplane base for the forest department of visual education im fire patrol by the department of ag-|the Seattle public schools, will de: ulture, either at Coeur d'Alene or|liver a stereopticon lecture on “The summer, it Ww&S/ Flowers and Trees of the Pacific If the plan goes nes, with regular |Northwest” Sunday at $ p. m. in the fly from the base,|Labor Temple. The lecture will be pt. E. A. Easterbrook flew here |under the auspices of the Seattle from Spoakne Wednesday, on In-|Tabor college, and the public is in- structions from the air service head- | viteg quarters, to locate a landing field here. His rey her the field will be locat- (Advertisement) or not wil be determined | y th but wh ified their intentions of! ee e trip, B. Rex smith.| Funeral of Mrs. E. | Hewett Held Friday Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza- beth Hewett, §0, were held Fri- day afternoon from Butterworth's ecial commit-| mortuary, with interment in Mount cemetery. Mrs. Hewett participation in the/ died Wednesday at the home of her | daughter, Pleasant 36th ave. BOUFFANT SKIRTS Paffeta and chiffon dresses with | very bouffant skirts come in cy. jmen, faded pink, lavender an jcombinations of blue and pink and black and Mrs, J. pink. ton and Seabeck—two ferries Through Rate One Way $2.00 Round Trip $3.50 Re sure and get througn theket ne Bremerton or Port Orchard has been made, tment. RUPTURE ee") COMING in| Demonstrate the Famous Rice Method Free to = Callers at Hotel | 1¢ you are ruptured, your big op- portunity has now arrived. If you would like to be free from the slav= ery of gouging, pinctting, chafing trusses that make life a burden, then HERE and NOW is the time Ito act. Mr, and Mrs. F. EB. 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Now, you have the chance’ to find out all about it, to have it PUGET SOUND |Reationa call at the hotel and these experts STEAMER wilt iva you, thelr personal atten: tion, best advice and complete dem- ‘SCHEDULES onstration absolutely without Bave Money, Travel by Steamer Are you tired of that bind TACOMA hampering, uncomfortable | (ru Would you like to be free of it f Datly, not! go thro’ charg ies rpedaeitsir idl debe ever? ‘Then investigate this Rice Method and find out the possibill~ ties it holds outs Surely a Method that could cause so many thousands lof former rupture sufferers to re- port cures must be worthy of your full and complete investigation. oe rtp teavihy The Rice Method Is different from Monday m. (Goes thr Ms Hay RAN Dally, 10 on Monday trip o} the wises AN 18) m. LJ Passenger and Aix a. ally, noons, Toheduien wubsect to Change in the Puce S COLMAN Without UND N Dark. F anything else, It is modern, up-tom the-minute, abreast of tho latest: scientific developments. 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