The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 20

a : THE EAT FAMOUS LAWYER Washington Has Lowest |§IX TAKE EXAM WORK ON PARK PASSES AWAY Birthrate in Whole U.S. FOR PARK JOB soens $700,000 on new Woolwine, Former Prosecu- City He atl Chief Blames It on “Young People | tot to Decide City Super- set Api tor in South, Is Dead lrying to Get Along” on Small Pay intendent Ends Thursday " ’ 1 Ad sement) © 1925 Hast Schafiner & Marx ; > for yeerm and’ te : Lemons Tighten ou evi | women tn Manet porate repre onde a | Nothing sensational about this CHICAGO, J t melt Hinckley Block to |Boy Who Attempted , Be Wrecked July 15 Suicide Recovering al Nisa VER, B. ¢ ment. Texas Club to Send | " Letters to Knights, I 8 coming to ———— mutt Guaranteed | oad pure imported Sold Everywhere It Ie oft, clear an¢ Heauty expe n for enlarged pores, and whiten salt | |r ane eM et his harmless lotion yourself re Sustained Quality _||sirere Delivery cars start and stop, start and stop—all day, every day. De- season-end sale of ours—it’s just good merchandising Reduced prices on Hart Schaffner & Marx spring and summer suits to make way for new goods 29” *30” *4Q” for suits that for suits that for suits that sold for $40.00 sold for $50.00 sold for $60.00 S long as you pay regular prices for clothes—prices which give a merchant a living profit—you have every right to expect complete stocks to select from. That’s the way we feel about it, and we keep our stocks up as long as we ask regular prices. Then comes sale time—the period when we have to close out one season’s merchandise to make room for another. Sale time is here now. Prices are cut. There’s a complete stock of spring and sum- mer goods to choose from as the sale starts. First comers get first choice. KLOPFENSTEIN’S 1310 Second Avenue Exclusive Seattle Rrepresentatjves Hart Schaffner & Marx spite these exactions Associated Gasoline consistently helps thous- LONDON {t is very unusual for a woman to| government for the p have 15 hats a year. It gives promi: | ice-making equipment nent display to an American testify- ing in a British court that she had} boxes are comparatively unknown in “probably 16 hats in the course of | England. a year. TOO MANY HATS? ICE BOXES RARE NEW PAIN : -A London paper thinks ¥ T DISEASE WASHINGTON. urveys by the NEW YORK.—<A new and serious ible sale of| disease which attacks the bony tis- broad have} sues of the face and jaws has 2p Peared among factory girls who paint watch dials with luminous ra dium paint, It is believed to result from licking the paint brush, revealed that ice wagons and ice Some ice is retailed by fishmongers, ands of them to roll up surpris- ingly economical mileage. The sustained quality of Associated Gasoline will show its value in your car just as emphatically. MOTORMATES © 1924 A.0.ca, “Sustained Quality” as ap- plied to Associated Gasoline and Cyco] Motor Oil means that these two products con- stantly and successfully meet the most rigid operative tests. Deal with the dealer who serves you well — the | MOTORMATES dealer | ASSOCIATED QIL COMPANY 1HCE FROM DestAUCHIVE | SULYHO COMPOUNDS. DIME & DOLLAR SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION WILSON, A MUTUAL SAVINGS SOCIETY Mt Began Business March 1, 1920 WORRALL Prenident W. B. SHOPMAKER, Vice President 1. 8. BOOTH, Vice President ‘ J, PRANK JEFFERSON, cy.-Treas, Statement of Condition at the Close of Business June 30th, 1925 ASSETS Cash on hand and in "i Banke istiWicwalavesas.ve.0 $ 62,728.96 U, 8. Bonds and Treasury LIABILITIES (olnd Foam Star Me pareaure 48,920.87 ele i: 9 Bonds and Warrants.... 108,457.90 Savings Certificates Re ees $1,801,219.14 Real Estate Mortgages... 1,166,898.97 Contingent Fund... ‘ 10,000.00 | Collateral Loans ........ 9,900.08 Undivided Profits . . 34,651.72 | Loan Advances . Sa 1,426.38 Incomplete Loans ......, 61,117.78 Furniture and Fixtures. . 9,455.55 —___. Judgment and Claims.... 1,624.85 $1,406,988.59 Other Assets .......... 9,180.58 | $1,406,988,59 Cash and liquid investments in lieu of cash represent more than 16% of total Savings Certificates, You are invited to join this Association by placing from $1.00 up to $5,000.00, Savings left with us on or before July 15th will earn dividends from July? Ist. “DIME & DOLLAR” “By the Big Clock” Second at Columbia SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IN CONNECTION with us any sum