The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 9

os WOULDs TRANSPORT CARS % Board Opposes Scrapping 1 be iid 0 Hie Vegsels, Members Say nt H " ' : oO ' a Ww Ww h To Bring Back Body American trade; | ( of Drowned Woman ; AN FRANCI _M 1 ey . oy ‘ t n ‘ em 1 tip Octagonal t boa r fries t ' Rectangular « my : stig : Y ‘ . mer Fee Hers dared to New Time Limit for DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY ASHINGT $i Now—A Year to Pay haat oer ? Diplomat School have been ° to Honor Wilson joy oo tin waut ant SAVANNAIL « trainin, choot f NEW COMET Ww. R eid. an M422 THIRD AVE. At the Checkered Clocie “Turn her in? Why should I? That old Ford is as good as she ever was. I'll get ‘ three years more work out of her anyway before she’s through. “Lubrication’s the answer, of course. I've noticed that since I switched to that new Zerolene ‘F’ for Fords she runs like a clock and seems to have a bit more power too.” Zerolene “F”’ for Fords, the new Stand- ard Oil Company lubricant developed especially for Fords, gets to all the bear- ings requiring lubrication—especially the wrist-pin bearings and the upper half of the cylinder walls that are frequently. oil- starved when an unsuitable lubricant is used, Zerolene ‘F”’ for Fords is made by the Standard Oil Company’s patented vacuum process. It deposits a minimum of carbon, and because it lubricates better, enables the engine to develop a considerable mar- gin of power over and above what you're accustomed to expect from your Ford. And it costs not more, but less than most of the special Ford oils now on the market. A Ford is an A-1 transportation invest- ment. Protect your investment by proper lubrication. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) gua al Assigns a4 Oregon Short Line van ka no A Next week Seattle will see what Heywood. Broun, crit of the New York World, has pronounced best comedy ever written by an American.” The play is the “Show Off” produced by Rosalie Stewart, shown above, It will be at the Metropolitan theater starting Sunday night. “The Torch Bearers’ and “Meet the Wif » other pro- Stewart had great success. ductions with which Rosalie i (for - you, as Ered Eniday, SUMMERY HATS z DOLLAR °" FRIDAY The season’s glad gal- axy of color, as por- trayed in blossom, bud and foliage — white silk and ‘satin in abun- dance; bespeaking cool comfort for sun- bright days—hold a surprise in store for i A \) EA Nii at TRIMMED HATS She who wears any of these smart hats just taken from their tissue will shine in all the rival smart- ness of summer fash- ions. White _ silk, white felt and straws reveal the latest de- crees for the summei mode. Ribbon trims and flowers in profu- sion of small blossoms, buds or a single, lus- cious, full-blown rose bedeck the picture hat tendencies aswell as the chic, jaunty, small, close- fitting models. You'll declare scores of these hats were created solely for you, and choosing one that harmonizes per- fectly with your sum- Priced for one mer costume will be ea: Friday at Untrimmed Hats the traw and motif revealed in haif braid. and high colors, as well as tr trim to make them a conge ummer tailleur, A ry costume will be found here Friday at charming hata of Perfectly modeled shade 1 almpl filmy f da for SPORTS HATS Fashion's filting 8 wear find high favor their i summer breezes and that the small, ele He also, white felts Self-trimmed or untrimmed, like shades! they are for the game field, water comfortably cool, ters in summer candidate: or motor trip. A ling little pal for the whole seu wwaite your Friday for urgent nig B55 EW Sle | Children’s Hats and It is the time of roses, daisie: buttereups time for Just as im y children, y bit, in of business, fy tho department miss, , New arrivals in small hats, widebrimmed hate and midway effects, beautifully trimmed in cute little flowers or long, bright ribbon streamers, are here in full’ array to delight her fancy and a her a correctly joned new hat for summer, priced for Friday at.. other, for the little r assure Criter the lowest. pri 7 AY 5, 19 rlil LATTLI rAR TAX RUM SHIPS FORD DICKERS HODSON TO TALK [ PRODUCES “SEASON'S BEST” | ait seal Store Wants Refrigerator Boats Closes 6 1, M Clones. 6 FB for Southern Runs == [413 TO 1417 THIRD AVE. GET. PIKE & UNION a 18th ee: tel Sale 1907 1925 Do your shopping tomorrow (Friday), as we will be closed all day Saturday— 7 ‘DECORATION DAY SILK DRESSES” “4 ry Just received, 50 Silk Dresses, picked up by our New York buyer at about one-half actual value, These come in attractive bright col Each ors; newest summer model Ladies’ Khaki Knickers Children’s Dresses, made and Breeches; best grade Py from best quality of of khaki; full cut; adjust D checked ginghams organ- able knee; top pockets and die and braid t ck belt loops; our regular Sizes 3 to 12 years 0 quality. Special at duced to $1.00 each. -95 each, All size Children’s Blue Denim Ladies’ Rayon Silk Vests to 79¢, Bloomers match Play Suits; good qualit $1.69; in pink, orchid 2 dé Be m, seneroe ly cut; peach; very fine quality; double sean plain and all sizes. triped red trir a ng Special, 70¢ eacl Ladies’ Cotton Union Children’s Sateen Bloom Suits; built - up houlde TB ers; good grade of sateer and bodice top. sht knee elastic knee; full cut. Size in white; sizes 36 to 44. 1 to 12 years. Special, 50¢ Splendid value for 75¢ each, suit Boys’ and Girls’ 1x1 Children’s Cutie Sox, Rib Cotton Hose; gooa : ? ee at oe weight; double knee, spliced Ladies’ Full - fashioned with By bodies | sie te heels and te in black | Hose, all pure silk, in all | D€W gay isle a7, at and cordovan; sizes 6 to | the leading shades shown; | stripes. Special, 60¢ pair. 1014. Specialy 29¢ each. all sizes; $1.50 pair. ee : sam Bede yas March Me a Ladies’ Mercerized Lisle Girls’ Sleeveless Union| Ladies’ Luxite Silk | Union Suits; bodice top Suits; knee length; light and built-up shoulder weight cotton; sizes 4 to 16 years. Special value for 50¢ each. Hose, $1.00 Pair shown this year. All sizes. | | Colors, pink and white, in In 15 of the best colors | sizes to 44. suit. Special, 98¢ 300 Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, Special Tomorrow, Each, $2.95 shapes of fine s All colors, inc Ladies’ Envelope, shapes ; and silk colors, incluc from $3 Large and flowers. Pc rich $2.50 to $ Purses hig and leather 50 to traws, covered with silk luding black. and Bags— and Underarm grade such zh leathers all | lined; in valu Tomorrow ding black, ”, 3.45. your pick, $2.95 each. wool, ‘9 ot > ; | ors; Ladies’ Silk Searfs in plain and flowered designs; beautiful colors. Special, $1.95, | $5.00 each. and trimmed with ornaments Ladies’ Sweaters in Silk and Wool $2.98 A large collection of Kid Boot Sweaters with tie, in silk and in rich combination of -col- some have white detachable collars. These run in values up to Tomorrow (Friday), take your choice, $2.98 each. Seasonable Suggestions From Our Bargain Basement Special Purchase Women’s White Canvas Shoes $2.25 Pair present real sav the time of the these 1 be Men’s House Slippers ad 69 Pair so comfortabl. 0, gray 11. Tom Sawyer Blouses or Boys 89c Each r kind of Boys tripe madras ana r good wearing ma Women’s Black Satin and Patent Leather Slippers $3.49 Pair These come in one and twostrap styles, with low and medium heels The not but find a ele ize from ce wr Ne values to $5.00. sizes are complete. will Boys’ 2-Pants Suits $4 95, $6. 95, $8. 45 “i excellent and workmanship com. bin with nifty styles make a wonderful combination to 17 Jim Dandy Coveralls for Boys $1.25 sizes 7 years special ys’ Coverall it jandy."" Comes heavy Denim, and in naki drill; button down the tant sizes 3 to 8. Children’ s Oxfords $1.50 Pair are these: | calf in brown only; special $3. ir | 10% to 1%. Growing Girls’ Oxfords $3.25 Pair The finest Growing Girls’ Ox- fords you can buy today, and you ing money when you buy made from high-grade box sizes 10 to 2, $3. Sizes pair. 2% to 6, Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes $2.25 Pair jal collection of Boys’ Shoes, sizes These are real box A nd School - gid calf and come in black and ere is somethi 4 4 ed every day | brown; regular $3.00 values— brown only: siz Friday, 5 pair, es Men’s, Women’s and. Boys’ Tennis Shoes 98c Pair Now is the time to supply your ‘ants in Tennis Shoes. These ome in white and black Oxfords; izes 4 to 9% ' Children’s Black Patent Slipper kiddies, 1 Strap Slippers $1.50 Pair Here “is the smartest little you ever saw for thé Comes in black patent eather only; sizes 4% to 8, 300 Men’ s ; Straw ‘Tats. Only $1.45 Each Fine and rough straws, suitable for any occasion—in all sizes from 6% to 75%. Men’s Sox 29c Pair 4 Pairs for $1.00 A Guaranteed Sox, made with puncture: and heel with double soles; a regular boughe in la maker} all leading colors. Men’s Athletic Union Suits 95c Each » from and fancy . In white only; from 84 to 46, Men’s Silk-Mixed Sox 50c Pair quant corded all sizes sizes 9 to 11%. A good grade of | 3 prs, for $1.25—A very dressy checks and stripes in Sox with plenty of wear; e | light colo} collars attached, thing you will look for soft Fr h cuffs; all sizes Men’s Fancy Scotch | Flannel-finish Shirts | $2.45 Each Collar-Attached In fine ch nd broken plaids and stripes; a splendid Shirt for | outing wear—-$2.45 each Men’s Dress Shirts Shirts $1.75 Each With separate laundered col: lara to match; made from very fine percales and madras, in very striking patterns and colors, Men’s Negligee Shirts $1.00 Each | Neat | Camel-hair | before they are all gone, Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 39c Garment A Summer weight wo are closing out at 39c¢ garment. color. Get yours quick A Lucky Purchase | 21-Piece Hand-Painted Imported Tea Sets $3.48 Set A wonderful buy in Chinaware —this is less than the market price, | pot, cream and sugar. They come in 2 designs, and at this price they are really sptional value, Set consists 5 cups, 6 saucers, 6 plates, tea Seo these MENT. in our BARGAIN Bé BELFAST, Ireland.—A month's supply of candy and tobacco to his | monthly customers and a week's sup: ply to his weekly customers were among the of A. B. Wat i cor and tobacconist, who died he | lace, THE OLD PARIS.-Threo members of the Hattalion d’Afrique, the members of which are ex-conviets, were arrested ita train wreck and charged with |}! stealing money and Jowels from the injured, LONDON. material, known as plastic wood, has been perfected for repairing furniture, filling cracks New in wood and restoring picture frames. It is delivered in the form of a thick | any paste that can be molded into | shape, $5,000,000 FOR BRIDGE CHICAGO, May It is mated that Chieago will spend 000,000 on bridges the current y Tho most costly will bo at La Salle . | It is the wearing of 18 curls, TNS ~ UNIQUE BANQUET PLASTIC WOOD NOW DESERT AIR LINE = LONDON,—An airplane ling across the Arabian desert from Palestine (9 Iraq, as a link in the London-Boms hay air route, is being discussed by government officials, It calls for & 900-milo flight across the desert in one day. CURLS AGAIN A fashion fad y days is being revive Th fad was very popular just after tl at, Where half the sum will be spent, republic of 13 statos was founded, © re} \\ | i