The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR WINNERS OF STAR’S BASEBALL CROSSWORD PUZZLE CONTEST| ALF RESTAD, 5209 Mayflower St., Wins First Prize, a Box of 6 Seats for Any One Game During the Season NOS Down The Umpire Makes mee Ae DOWN the Decisions But you can decide for yourself if you want good Seattle's Credit’ Jewelers 308 Pike Street “Bunch Your Singles” on Good Luck! Play the Saving Game ona DIAMOND $57.50 one 7c down, clothes on AOE ONES HAD Le site Mee © NGHCO} ut tad easy \) CLOTHES OF QUALITY-FOR MEN & WOMEN 1221 Third Avenue The following 25 individuals win two seats Cor. University each for any one game during the season: Wes Frankhouser . . 5423 46th m Mpa S. W., Seattle $1 a week za George Neylan , Seattle 4 85 SAFE Baseball Players Have to Keep Fit Mrs. Gi. W. Childs €, Seattle $4. Miss Victoria Ek ‘ Apt. 10, Harrison, Bremerton, Wash. PAIR HITS (Everybody ought to) RK. L, Biggs ace 801 First Avenue, Seattle 3 ' Obas, J. Ramsey... : Bremerton, Wash. - “i ‘ a YOU CAN’T KEEP FIT IF YOUR TEETH ARE NOT RIGHT! Site ai es aes wy FER RR iL lat vl E THE CUT PRICES goon ron li t Pl te $ 1 5. oo Val Guthrle i... cccsssccneseas ry Care Woods’ Cafe, 818 Third Avenue sci J R. Gire ’ ; 112-G County-City Bldg . ~ Qua 1 y fa Mrs, Wo. seireemat. G32 West S6th Btreet, Seattle 2 Pairs for $7.50 3 Crown, $5.00 Bridgework, $5.00 George Lyneh sesesseeee. Care Pacific Telephone Co, Third and Setleca . A pti oF aes Mr, H.R. Beatty sees Care City Light, 603 Prefontaine Bldg., City Painless Extraction, $1.00 Pvt, B. B. Dytimer 5 Co, “KK,” 4th Infantry, Ft, Lawton, Wash Tan Genuine Galf—The| ROO SHOES Gor A KR. W. Hendricks oe 900 23rd Avenue South, City an Genuine alf — 1e Looks ends Free Examination Miss Marion a 40K Broadway, Room D-2, City new light shades Soft like ny 34 na Pei es . A A. W. Clement... . 3128 Kant Madison Street, City cork or hard toe boxes 0 Don’t Wait—See Me Tomorrow ~ — L.A, Crait sone 182 East 56th, Clty 16 new styles. New tan ing-in necessary; RK, C. Young ‘ Bush Hotel Barber Shop, 621 Jackson Street, City 4 1 Etine heccgee pe las ele) HE straight lasts, medi. Bob Jernbers as 804 Spruce Street, City Oxfords, crepe soles. Black 4 ; um toes and wide A John Housos SOF Pes r 1224 Third Avenue, City Calf Oxfords. Brown Kid fu s\ toes; all sizes, [ ¥. B, Horton * «+++ 6069 46th Avenue South, City with special built-in arch 1 fe af Beir: i Dr. J. T. Wilson 2, Miss Bernice McKinley... ves SM19 Beacon Avenue, City potable Datant eather IN SHOE C, St be or double soles. Mra. W. Dorgan The greatest buy inal Corner First and Pike — M. HL. Castle America. Wm, Mecho rae , : rte: 3 5 ante Street, chy ti TICKETS WILL BE MAILED MONDAY TO $4.85 rac | eevee" | G4.85 nah WINNING CONTESTANTS Std Street, City Dress Oxfords. ARCADE BOOTERY id Avenue, City Jed GIS Browning King & Co. Established 103 Years NEW SPRING APPAREL Men’s and Boys’ s and Topooats direct from Brown. A Sure Hit If— you permit Kane, the Tailor, to measure you for a suit you'll never need to worry about how you look. hg CIGARS 2 for 15c Z Big Value for Your Money Why smoke a 1214-cent cigar when you can buy fragrant P. & B. cigars, Havana wrapper, two for fifteen cents? A pocket full of P. & B.’s will add greatly to your enjoyment on base- ball afternoons, Brewster’s Cigar Stores All Over Town A complete assortment of the newest patterns and colors, in fab- rics built to wear. Splendid Tailoring, $65 to $85 J. S. KANE 1315 Third Avenue ing-King’s New York factory. New Hats, Ties, Hose, Sweat- ividually elected by Browning-King’s buyers in New York. ers, ete., Browning-King’s style, quality, lue and service always wins. Second Ave., at University NO 30 DOWN IRENE RICH chalks up a perfect score in a dramatic role as the heroine of— “Yesterday's Wife’ The photoplay now showing at the Winter Garden SUITS FOR BOYS These suits will stand the test of strenuous youth This means that mother’s sult-worrtes for her boy are over. FREE! sexronc ROLLER SKATES with each purchase of SESE" por sur or overcoat 9-75 to 15:50 Men's Suits, 37.50, 45, 50 and up Use Your Credit! [ERRYS Boldt Says: Give the Wife a Day Off and Treat Her to One of The Florsheim Shoe Store formerly located at 306 Pike [Nase DOWN Street, has moved to 1418 4 fea, EILEEN PERCY IS INCLUDED IN THE SUPPORTING CAST Second Avenue, opposite The Bon Marche. The same quality merchandise and price can be purchased at our 903 Boldt’s $1 Dinners ea VigitbsuneiateT w Bal Any Time ntonius Jensen an j Second Avenue Store. ; Va Weattie aaie rae His Winter Garden sant Florsheim Shoe Stores Co. \ / : Take Elevator Boost for the Indians Game Called 2:45 P, M. Seattl e»s.Qakland Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri, Sat., Sunday exmmmms YOUR SAVINGS Keep Your Batting Average Up ‘The fellow who puts off starting a Savings Fund ts only cheating himself, You | Should| Why Worry? With auto parking at ball park, when Fourth Avenue Rainier Valley Street Cars will take you more econom- ically direct to park entrance in twelve minutes, Stacy Shown The Jeweler Third Floor L, C. Smith Building Phone MA in-3785 No matter how much or how little he wishes to save, the main thing 1s to save, Small Accounts Are Particularly Welcome PRICES: General Admission ,.,.75c Bleachers .......... +. -50¢ Safety, Courtesy and Personal Attention Washington Mutual Savings Bank 1101 SECOND AVENUE Pstablished 8) Voars erences Frequent and Adequate Service to and from the Games NO 5G AChOSS 1 Seattle & Rainier Valley Railway Company Beats can bo reserved in advance at the ball park, BE acn-016). DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY Game Called Sunday at 1:30 P.M. Over $34,000,000