The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 2

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In wh the-toe style. 21% to 6. 192 Pairs Men’s Tennis Shoes, $1.45 In white canvas, with ankle patches, rubber soles, spring heels. Sizes 6 to 10. . 720 Pairs Men’s Pure Thread Silk Ya. SECONDS 1,600 Pairs Children’s Seven-Eighths SOCKS » 22:2" 19¢ Fancy roll tops; light shades Pi Tennis High Shoes. epe rubber soles, spring r brown canvas; lace-to- Sizes 81% to 11, 1114 to 2, of heather mixtures; contrast- ing colors; sizes 6 to 91%, 1 1 ths hbiietin tehitaa tates eter emaeeareent'e an peered fen emibennanes CHIEF SUMMONS RIFFS TO WAR Men of All Tribes Called Out in African Revolt : POUND STERLING NEARING PAR New Post- 4.86 1-16 Quotations at War Height; CYCLIST IS HIT Boy, Bike Thrown on Car's Bumper; Carried 20 Feet Says People Should Take Note of Mining con “| Yarsation with the fce man short| "| a number of wagons out it runs to |RIDICULOUS! you say, Yet that is | what hundreds of people do every | day when they engage the services of other than a trained RE! L SPE | CIALIST to cure their Piles, Nowonder they receive no benefit and continue to | |nuter, and condemn the doctor for their [time and money wasted, My years of training and experience | treating RECTAL and COLON ail | ments alone enables me to give a written life-long GUARANTEE that | will cure your Piles or REFUND YOUR Fk today fociny FREE BOOK apolia cit and destroyed their contents. She Don't Stop Iceman; eee a 6) YRANS FIRNISIING BETTER lowes al priced A PORTABLE VIC TROL A THAT WILL CARRY 10 RECORDS STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 1. SCHOENTELD & SONS Second Ave. at Pine St “Indiana i in n Near. Panic Over Bone-Dry Law You Can Go to Prison Even if You Only Take se: Drink INDIANAPOLIS, May 2% to wonder just the outcome of its ediry law, one of the ngent acts of ite kind ever that the amoke of the po! statute books 3 , le is clearing away, there may be The law went into effect provides ‘fines img pt even for recely i nt take several weeks to de ma turing, and operating a mo whether the new lnw will ¢ vehicle while intoxicated. anything more ‘hen wn added to the bec The story ts told of one Indian ing nems of the bonedry era aid in a supply of bonded m the day the newspapers an explanation of the new returned home to find hts wite had broken all the bottles = pty who, not rea the nes har Jun’ a eT ttre wan afraid of the law This is an actual example of the kind of panic that alcoholically when t There attempt to overcame the inclined fm Indiana} law went Into effect. BY 4 | Teeth As Low As -— The Best Set in Se- attle for $14.50— and this means no more. $10 and $12 Gold Crowns $4 and $5—No More. Gold Inlays, $2.50 to $5—No More. Plates Repaired, $1.00. Teeth Added, 25¢ Extra Remember, above prices are. the maximum. ~ Boston Dental Offices 142044 tnd Avenue Delay Cost Is High Good - looking housemaids — wil! Pleane take notice and cut their con- these warm days. “An ordinary ioad of fee in the renidence district will melt about 10 per cent during delivery,” declares Richard Hazen, whe drives an jee wagon, While 200 pounds of ice isn’t an awful lot to lose, when there are quite a sum during the whole sum mor, If the ico man seems in a hurry, don't think he doesn't like good com pany ax well as any one, His orders are to keep on moving.” po LEE OLD-TIME MOTHER IS], FRIGHTENED BY AUTO TRAFFIC; I$ RESCUED || ITH an audible prayer avi a despairing look, an old-time mother stood in the middie of || the atreet at Second and Cherry ‘Tuesday. Automobiles trucks and street cars were criss-cross. ing all about her, and she did not know whether to retreat or go forward “What shall I do? she mut tered, And then aa a man help: ed her acroas to the curb with out disaster, she explained “Haven't been down town in montha, and T came today just to Ret away from everything at home, 1 wonder if I shall got “Cleans ‘Carpets | and. Rugg ae can be made to look like me ree NA ' war reamured, put aboard CARB the proper street car, and start wwe BON ed on her homeward journey, CARB INA i her face clearly wearing a “never EMOVES GREASE. SPOTS E again” expression, Without to Fabric or Color Z| BORAT, Sas Betton ot ahng Sone