The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1926 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE’ 7 ———$—$———— "Te | RNS ' aaaanaaaaaa | SSMAABRAARAA = p> alt aural ¢ A Store Dedicated to Thrift Che’ WORLD'S LARGEST STORE’ OPENS A RETAIL DEPARTMENT STORE First Avenue South,at Lander Street, Seattle MONDAY MAY 4.TH Ushering in a new era of economical shopping: An event fraught with | great money-saving opportunities. An epoch in Seattle’s business history. A modern department store, with every facility and convenience, away from the congested traffic streets. FREE PARKING SPACE FOR 1,000 CARS, with no time limit. EXTRA Street Car Service on all First Avenue South lines. Regular stop at First Avenue South and Lander Street for all incoming Seattle-Tacoma Interurban trains, all Renton cars, and all Buses from Ta- coma, Puyallup, Sumner, Auburn, Kent, Des Moines and way points. See Sunday papers for two solid pages of Money-Saving Prices. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. a | | Retail Deparines Store ae