The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1920, Page 5

Seco ol oololatoraray ag Special Offering RINGSIDE BINOTES ON ie Piece thes, Suite Po78 $1375 ai the lant election. Referred to the committee as a whole an ordinance Jobn » of the Seattle ond Reinier noni Hojojolojoofojofojojojojojojojojojojoy_ fay oral the improve by grading, filling and paving of B of theeity’s arterial highways the tract of land in Jefferson park formerly oceupte stockade to the manag park beard com 1, Polo ojojoujoyolojafojopayuyo]o} : ete : 1 ave. 8. from Holgate st. to Phe Great Treatment tor ; 5 t ave, 8. to Bighth ave, 5. eames | FR ed Ordered teagrovemens by paving of 40th ave, N. from B. Madison st, rh alge fo MeGilvra boulevard and McGlivra boulevard from 40th ave N, sexD von Fake rns. | to the north tine of Pacific Coast addidon, Almost every Counell fans who held down ring ) gouncf meeting», got a thrill out of PX femily bes at jaide seats Monday in the hope|the exhibition, ‘The hottest debate : that same city dad would curve &/ of the afternoon came when John FE. i hot ones Keroms the plate, went! Carroll yawned drowsily and mut Quarter-sawed Oak Dining Suite of with hope froaen in their bow | tered “Vote be fumed or golden finish, . , | K top extension purfet with French Moing Chaire I < air with Ke ‘Specially priced Perennial first ni fine Din. Suite of |meeting and depc n Oak, Includes fet and #ix chairs were “agin” the p | Says she owes her wonderful | enveng oréiannes. Health to Vinol, eur Cod oe Liver and Iron Tonic. Neither the daytl | proposed measure genuine Bpantah Toa Very sub stantial and att tive, Specially pr at pS0.00, Our Liberal Ored- | tt Polley will enabte | you to pay « little down and easy pay- thereatter. | fathers Monday Counciiman 1 wus convinesd by poured inte The St attleites were not | fering with Old Fa’ Formerly Woodhouse Grunbaym Furniture Co. Ine. Gee —-BROS— FURNITURE Co. INC. WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH (cae ln Looks Like Victory |Her Stocking Is permanently, The | that the public util some further tinker! ee Flow much t a “The erippe left me sakenod, rundown condi tion, a® given me their best tones without effect. As I have depended on Vinol to build me up ~|every spring for the pat nine years “amen — ai with such good remutts, I tried tt. My | SUffering public can emma oe 17 Appetite improved, my strength came wednesday as the 4 jot my householt duties, but direct mnensure bill Mra Anna Farrow, 6067 17th ave.| the management of two large farms, in Caterpillar War| Robbed of Savings |"! 8% Pet only taking care! pearing and discussion of the wood With a record of having destroyed 386,092 caterpilier eggs and 1,544.268/ i : _ Dands since last full, school children | % ™+ wed to put @ little cash now|! toll all my frien it 8 now hatching time. Schools| formal till, Then burgiars discov-| Women who are rundown, ner-| collecting more than 100,000 egy |¢red the secret, and now shel have| " bands poe Youngstown, 417,903; | to switch stockings and start all over | | strength should take Vinol, as it co | nated Children’s mor : . | again. tains Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, | 679; jon wie a cee Ma he |Iron and Hypophosphites, the very | } 4 ; i i Ao the request of quarters here, the | elements needed to restore a lost ap- ‘Time may be money fn some cases, | cause he likes to do them, and &| strength. Teacher association # time bas managed to starve to death.' cause she dows them well. GISTS EVERY WHERE the health and weltar —__ $e ————— THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 18, =. COUNCIL] Authorized # loan of $1,500,000 to finance construction of the West + Spokane street bridge, in accordance with a bond issue approved at lt providing for the appointment of a bos Koferred to the appropriate committees, an ordinance transferring ——————--=—eer | A touch of poignant drama, as the | areimati “orteket™ wolnd say, was in- an | troduced, when Prank, The Star of | fice bey, dashed into the couneil | basket of letters on Phil Wn ears all's desk, The letters were from } 3,000 Star readers ana mont Of them | toni ef jitneye came before the city | dint, who had en. | | deavared to ascertain if the people | | wanted daylight saving this sufumer, | det! has placed the matter on ice |was not introduced for the still undecided #0 far as the counci) goes, The ordinanes which was te have been considered by the coune!) Monday is lack again fn committee, Ttequests from wood dealers and the in, Tindall set a week from next o une Vinot | vr din have teen forced to conse {nd then in her stocking. Her tank| "hen they need strength”—stre, Child Welfare to thelr warfare on the worm because | Toll grew until she had $50 in ber in-| Martha Sickles. | Red Cross Subject | jec vous, iaek energy and working) ‘The month of May has been desig A man dore some things well be | petite, enrich the blood and create |Of mothers’ congrem and thé Parent Dat many a man with nothing bat | woman likes to do some things b¢ | owl DROG COMPANY AND DRvG-| ftenelve program having to do with | Assensbly Thursday, to Boost Stadium | An albuniversity anvembly, boost the big stadium for Wash ington, will be held in Meany hall Thursday at 9 a. m, It will be a for alumni | gret-te and and ¢ introduced by 1 of apprais Valley Rullway | who disappear TACOMA,.—Tody of M. § year ago, found | th Tamoca slough, Murder ted in be fund to ald in abonlies Py ramid Pile one ty Treatment reterred to the You ean have & free trint by mall or if you pitted a bushel any drng store Take no wubstt tate. Join the hap py throng whe roposed daylight a cine te Pe, “tor tree tal . cht bil nor the for the regula FREE SAMPLE COUPON PTAZAMID DRUG COMPANY, 6 Pyrawid Bie. the votes that wr office that Se in favor of inter ther Time. Tin jitney ordinance tem wiht ng with ‘the sit card of wood In economical in Years of ex- * pertence tm fitting and making glances, and our low operating ex- pense, enable us| te make better Classes for lese ptinuing ta pour Broken Lensea dupitcated om short notice at reduced prices, Pree Examination Schoonmaker Optical Co. 1335 First Ave. Mate 647T. The Easiest Way to End Dandruff There la one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely, and that ts to dissolve it. This do troys it entirely. To do thin, just get about four ounces of ordinary Uquid arvon; apply it at ate for a further nth. 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