The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1921, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ————POC LINES HIS | Economical ! Hasn't Reason to we of the world, mays Dr. J. B. Foley, Chicage capitaliat Maybe, beomuse Tt hae 500 population, with bank Gepontts of $560,000 leditor of the Foley Oftiooker Missing Relatives |i cra tee win te reeders te ore thie ataterment that Benor Thomeon had The ment te eo peret, Those whone relatives or friends are missing are invited te repert missing are requested alse te report te te repredece auch Meme as will interest heir ceansmunitien / ee | The Fred A. Ouelette adwertiond for in this bureau some time ago is | believed t iving im Bothell a/>™ reader m Kerriston, Wash vines that « Ouclette has ten there for about 12 years. He ts mid to be about 48 or 60 years old. Fred “ste Ouelette was sought by his son. —_e . be , | . quiry * column, t furnish echard Meta writ Koska, who may bea ving in Susanville, Cal or by trade Also. Mets, a man named od at the naval training # jet Bremerton al» October, 191 Funeral cond! by Butterworth's _ {Vital Statistics] |MARRIAGE LICENS Name ané A Full of body-building, health-giv- ing goodness! Not only the most nutritious and good-to-eat form of Carr y be kin, Lee, Camp Lewis . E beans, but take the place of meat i? m. ines. Puyallup .... #8 and other foods that cost more. aig = Shes yee ; . Maguson, Anna Monroe O'Hare Clifferé Chacies, Bpo- kane tees . McDevith Mary Jane, Spokane Reese, Bartolomeo, Seattle Bi REALLY BAKED by dry heat =n real ovens. That’s the reason for their unbroken jackets and mealy centers, their unapproach- . Parke B. Puy Berringer. Lelia FE. Beatt leon, Karl, Mon: reon, Olga, Tolt Biccero, Joe, Seattle Massa, Mary. Seattio BIRTHS Loge! [legal J able sweetness of flavor, and high [Pitta BW. $42 tind X. gtrt } food value. Creat iit Yeuler way, bey. | C. 2129 Athi ave. bey | Searing. F. £. 2448 Federal ave. | irk Hipking RT. 2290 Hervare x. Your choice of Z . Darlington, RW. Catheart boy. | Johnson, W. A. 6029 Tiet WB. gtrt FOUR KINDS a ae lira ae agony rer { Toohey © D, $660 sth ave ME. | a yl pond Beans with Pork and a eT tae Wittman’ ares | HEINZ Baked Pork and Beans (with- out Tomato Sauce) Boston style i * HEINZ Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce fmith “Wilham Fs ath) Tale’ ave. oe am ep apg. Ad ana William, 7026 itth BL Baked Kidney Beans = | 28th ave. M. girl ith N, W. boy. Neil, 323 W. Mercer st, M Kastman, Andrew CC, 82, Stanley / \ Mecormack, Walter H. 77, 8709 260 | N. F. Muteson, James C, 62 Marmilton Arm | McNamee, John, 47, 129 Dexter ave. | az A penurious man was so affected by & charity sermon the othr Bun. day that he borrowed « dollar from a neighbor and put it in his own CHANEY TELL-TALE THUMB PRINT Mate. 2.30 Ni e LOTTIE MAY Vardon and I ek iamiin and fe she hed gone “Outside the Law,” at Inst! ” ORCHESTRA HAROLD LLOYD in EVERY EVENING | HIGH AND DIZZY NORWORTH LOLYA ADLER AND COMPANY Larry Comer; Prosp nd t Four Gossips; Selb H°Te perten ca Second and James Luncheon, Dinner, Dancing, Amunement, Every Nig Keattle’s Favorite Da m7 p. n. tol & m. to Dine and a] RINGSIDE OWN HOME TOWN [NOTES on CITY COUNCIL MONDAY— te finding missing ce to Vote again (te help lp reeniting these whe have been fn Committers and bh » pasenge tn the disappearance directly te The Star, The gist of Monsieur Erickson's The Star, Other newspapers are invited (he well Known Goublecrone &roured rabid resent of the Rev. Mr ordinance in com judgment on the part of Ts prevented the justly fa Passed an ordinance for the instalintion of » sewer system to com $42,797 | - for the north district of West Seuttle | MORILE, Ala, April 12.—Foley, in Postponed for one week an ordiname providing for the paving of Woet i county, Alatwma, fs th® Massachusetie and adjacent ntreeth, Appropriated $2,000 for the use by the park @epartment for furnishing * work for the unemployrd Keferred to the judiciary committre, Mayor Caldwell's communication Foley was founded by Dr. Foley | concerning the establishmen? of « central municipal garage. Keferred to the public safety and finance committer: the ordinance euthorizing abandonment of the fire station at Terry ave. and Alder at. One arrest has been made in sit ond the removal of the apparatus to the station at Harvard ave. and yearn Union st. } No fatlures of busines institutions | Referred to the public aafety committee a protest by the Public School | : recorded. Prevective lmguc against the quarantining of school children for couia | of the youngent editors | cious disnases. ry, Frank Rochard, 16,'" Referred to the city utilities committee an ordinance authorizing the| | board of public works to comtroct a submerged pipe line across the Went e er vor waterway, near West Spokane st, and appropriating $30,000 therefor Counsiimen RH, Thomson andin an attempt to gegain his heakh Erickson, two of the #tat® |neports received by hie friends at ont Beatth€ solons, # labed ring side fang Monday with acerbous words ever the W tion ts greatly improved dinance ‘emples blister. Used bon was hement that a/ mime Councilman A. T. Drake, who has been aheent from the city on a five | onthe leave of absenes, w Sthome Thursday tm a been in the Bout COUNCIL But Read and See If He) “appropriated $55,000 from the hoxpital fund for additions te the Firiands | sanitariom, the city hall indicate that his condt | DRIVE. AWAY HEADACHE | » eppew® | Pub Musterole on Forehead | ‘“ and T “headache he and that miserable feehng from colds or congestion, And it acts a: once! Musterole is a lean, white oint | the | Ment, made with oil of mustard, Better | and does no! | externally, and tr no way can it aflect stomach and beart | as some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchit: croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuraigie congestion, pleurisy, rheumatiom, lum | bago, all pains and aches of the back of joints, sprauna, sore muacies, bruises — chilblaina, frosted feet, colds of th: | chest (it often prevents pneumonia. _ | Sie and Gc jarg hospital size $3.0 | not Folger's Golden Gare Coffee. = f you are tiring of the favor of Readers whe may know the wheresbosts remarks Was to the effect thet Herr) A headache remedy without the dan | Me & = of persons mentioned im this ealumn oe Thomaon had endeavor to #llp over oft medicine.” Reliever Golden Gate, for it is Ask your grocer for it. 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