The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 4

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Members of choral organizations and pupils of vocal teachers invited to join others see musical committee, Music Books and Costumes FREE | THE WAYFARER PAGEANT SOCIETY Office—1207 Fourth Ave., near Seneca St. ® RADIO PROGRAMS || WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 192 ¥ A Maytime Sale of Overdrapery Fabrics Featuring Special Reductions in the Most Desirable New Drapery Fabrics and Cedar Chests Rayon Silk in Rayon ¢ Lovely iridescent uz of eer texture, 1 | .00 . Yard New Two-Toned Unusual Reductions in Cedar Chests MacDougall-Southwick, FOURTH FLOOR Trolley and Truck |General to Attend Crash; Traffic Jam Officers’ Meeting n. Ch Green Lake '. Menoher, K collided at c Was t ¢ meeting of sday eve’ Front y officers in the C n r I be made by Lou ghiin, of Camp Guaranteed pure imported and ic all ses of men and Bpecializes in trouble and other aflments, "De N. Yow Chinese Remedy Co, OLIVE OIL , ane Wi, SSS Sold Everywhere Seattle, Wash, Why Keep Cn }. Paying This Tax? Everybody expects to pay some taxes, but why impose unnecessary taxes on yourself? Do you realize that every time you drive your car on an unpaved highway you are actually taxing yourself one to four cents a mile? This is the cost of increased repair, tire and gasoline bills. Highway research has definitely established these facts. Each year you tax yourself in this way a good many dollars. Instead of spending this money for increased transportation costs, why not invest it in Concrete Highways and pay yourself some dividends? Concrete Roads and Streets pay for themselves in the saving they effect on the cost of motoring. Their maintenance cost is so low that this saving alone returns good dividends on the investment, year after year. You are imposing an unnecessary tax onyourself from which you get no return, by failing to work for more Concrete Highways. l Not in a long time have general con- i ditions been so favorable for carrying on such public works as permanent high- way building. Your highway authorities are ready to carry on their share of this great public work. But they must have your support, Tell them you are ready to invest in more Concrete Highways, now. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Seaboard Buildin, SEATTLE, WASH. 6 A National Organiration to Improve and )) Extend the Uses of Concrete OFFICES IN 30 CITIES