The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1921, Page 9

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921, THE SEATT L FE STAR PAGE 9 F orests Nearly Won Important discoveries In investiga is that in the duff of the vir tion by the national forest ex ment stationg have partially solv the pressing pre etuat-|tains ite vitality over a number of ing the Western Douglas fir forests, | years, When fire or cutting destroys! according to L. A. Treen, forest wu: |the timber, the heat of the sun ger pervisor of the Snoqualmie National | minates the stored seed, and seed forest, comprising all of the govern: /|lings sprout by the thousands, ment forest lands in King apd Sno If fire ocours in a year or #0 homish counties, among the new growth their destruc: Slash fires immediately after log: |tion leaves nature's reserves ex ging are usually followed by natural | hausted. forest reproduction, while if the fire| i, new method in to burn the does not occur until two or three! . ~ he land bas been years later the land becomes a bar jsaishings ace. ‘ pred phate ori heavy |loKKed off, before the seeds have | | » | ge « e educe# the dan Jexpense of planting ¢ st |werminated, which reduces th The reason, investigutors have |#e? of future fires to a minimum, Ne “lallowing the young growth to refor lest the area The discovery of seed storage ts | |recent; and in it lies the possibility of prompt natural replacement of the Douglas fir foresta of the Pa- | jelfie coast | | ‘The condition of the forest lands in the Snoqualmie national forest ts | fairly good, with a emall percentage of acreage that requires seeding to | insure replacement | valley timber lands, compris: | 00 acres south of Darrington, | homish county, with @ stand | J estimated at 2,000,000,000 feet, will! |be logged off on an experimentat | | plan, which will permit an annual | feut of 40,000,000 feet perpetually. | Replacement will equal the drain. “Pape’s Diapepain” relieves etom-| There is not enough acreage in 2% ach distress in five minutes. You| United States given over to foresting | don’t want a slow remedy when your|' use this plan universally, as the stomach is bad-—or an uncertain one| *%UPPlY could not equal the present me of which re Indigestion or ‘Sour, Gassy Stomach “Pape's Diapepsin” gives Relief in Five Minutes Bush & Lane Piano Co.’s Big money saving sale of new Upright, Grand and Player Pianos HAS BROUGHT THE JOYS OF GOOD MUSIC TO DOZENS OF PLANOLESS HOMES. BUT SOON Coming to our Store TUESDAY, NOV. 29 to SATURDAY, DEC. 3 ‘This man is ly trained by The Scholl Mfg. Co? umake a special demonstration of ‘or a harmful one—your stomach and Lumbermen are co-operating with | is too valuable; you mustn't injure it with dragtic drugs. Pape's Dia pepsin is noted for its speed in giv ing relief, its harmleasness, its cer tam unfailing action in regulating| sick, sour, guasy stomachs. Keep this perfect stomach doctor in your| home—keep it handy—get a large sixty-cent case from any drug store, and then if you should eat something which doesn’t agree with you, if what you eat lies like lead, ferments and sours and forms gas; causes head. ache, dizziness and nausea; eructa tions of acid and undigested food— remember, ax soon as Pape's Diapep- sin comes in contact with the stom ach all indigestion vanishes. It iw the most efficient antacid known the certainty and ease with which | disorders i» a revelation to those who try it.—Advertisement SULPHUR BEST "TO LEA UP uy BROKEN OUT SN Any breaking out or skin irrita ton on face, neck or body t# over- Any F oderal Money |sripnor, says a noted. shin ‘specie WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. > ist, Because of its germ destroying | The war finance corporation has a> | properties, nothing has ever been | proved advances to California during | found to take the place of thie sul- | the past week of $287,000 for agri-|inur preparation that instantly leultural and live stock purposes, brings ease from the itching, bura- | $143,000 to Oregon, but none toling and irritation. | Washington. The largest advances! Mentho-Suiphur heale | are going to Texas and lowa. except-|rignt up, leaving the skin clear and! ing a special advance of $4,000,000 | smooth. It seldom falls to relieve ithe sugar beet industry of Idaho and /tne torment or disfigurement. 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Tacoma Everett Bellingham | it overcomes stomach and digestive | tle jar of Mentho-Sulphur may be| Tt ts} cold cream.—Advertise. | national foresters in the work of |burning slashings immediately after |logging operdtions: and recent enact-| ments permit foresters to Dura | |slashings in cases where lumbering | interests are refractory | _@ This great opportunity is to pass For there are only about two dozen of these new, standard, high-grade instruments left. It is true that they are the finest and most expensive of the entire lot which we have placed on sale, and the best that we have ever carried on our floors since we have been in business, Notes and Comment on THE OLD HOME TOWN | Four white owls, comparatively | rare in this part of the country, have been shot near Stanwood. Bird stu [dents say the presence of white owls | here means an exceptionally cold) | winter. eee | It in expected that nearly 200 Sun lday school workers of Clarke county jand Skamania county will gather at |the First Methodist chureh, Vancou: | ver, to attend the School of Reli-| gious Education, j cee | Property owners of North Puyal |tup have organized the North Puyal- liup Community club for the purpose | of developing that community to a larger extent. eee When Marshal Foch arrives in Centralia Wednesday he wilj be greeted by a 2Splece band from Camp Lewis. cee P. O. Martin, formerly connected {with the Banner Mreantile com- [pany in Stanwood, will open a shoe) |store in East Stanwood Thursday, eee Plans have. been completed for the hington Manufacturers’ Educa l exposition to be held this week in Puyallup, Wholesale eee Plans have been drawn for a new Parish house for St. Andrews’ Episco- pal chureh in Aberdeen and work will be started on the building in a short time. z eee ‘The seventh Parent-Teachers’ as sociation in Clallam county is now Organized at Sequim. ee Mayor E. T. Mathes of Bellingham will address the Men's Community jelub of Snohomish Tuesday on the subject of disarmament with special reference to the Japanese question. cee Filling of 40 Aberdeen tideland blocks between Division st, and Frye ereek with sediment taken from the river bottom is being discussed in Aberdeen, Toppenish Legal| Zillah .. 1 eee ‘The new $20,000 building of the | Odd Fellows in Wenatchee will be | opened next Monday evening with an entertainment, dance and midnight supper. e ‘This Corn Remover neers Relief from corn au follows the application of. "Gets-It® almost as quickly as pain follows the thrust | James Endicott, chief of police of Olympia, and E. 8, Hansen and Wil- liam Forbes, members of the force, | will be ousted from their jobs on December 1, according to a decision of the city council. The actien in volves the disappearance from the leity jail of 82 bottles of confiscated |liquor. eee The second number of the Lyceum |course will be offered in Clarkston | Tuesday evening when the Sunflower lentertainers will present a program |of singing, violin solos, dramatic and | humorou: Vital Statistics BIRTHS ly veda, Kamekichi, 411% of a pin or knife into the flesh, Not only hard © or soft corns, but| every kind o ders to It takes J the pain w te your drug, o a Yesler way, tg ave. girl Ww. Waite Wheeler ne, Emory, 7057 22nd 550% 1208 10th ave. | girl | Miller, Russell, 210 Bi i 2227 “Ww. everywhere. You satisfied, Manufactured | rence & Co. Chicago. Sold in Beattie jarold Lawrence, by the ¢ CREAM CLEARS A { | STUFFED-UP HEAD {| . 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Get a small bottle of| Fly's Cream Balm at any drug store Your clogged nostriis open right up; your head is clear; no more hawking or snuffling, Count 50, All the stuffiness, dryness, struggling for breath is gone, You feck fine, We carry no stencil pianos or player pianos but they are being sold at quick-sale prices and will soon be gone. ‘ We, as wholesalers, have taken some of these instruments back from dealers who could not pay for them; others we have taken back and allowed the dealers in their stead less expen- sive instruments, such as they found more ready sale for in their particular territories, but they are all new, well-known, standard makes and are fully guaranteed, just the same as if they had arrived at this store today direct from the factories. It Pays Every Intending Purchaser to Investigate the Offerings of Any Reliable Merchant The reliability of our advertising is backed by every dollar we possess Convenient terms Every instrument . if desired a standard make {f 1519 Third Avenue Manufacturers “g « igen! pare Sophia, 81, 9949 Occidental ° (egal | phair, Bisabeth M, 85, 1801 Second -Legat| PLANTLA, The Great Internal Clean h. Satins #1, 800 28th ave. hiey, pata’ Ann, 88, 1926 Berman, Frank 1, Berger, Florence, Seattle Pericles H., today—feel better tomo For sale by the OWL D Co. and other reliable fart, Paul, Venarounta, 8, Ellen, 62, Bremerton. 1934 E McGraw diim, Max B., 68, 127 17th ave. Chinese Emporium Andrew Kan 1121 Third Avenue We carry the largest stock and fine assortment of Chinese fancy Art Baskets in the city, beautifully hand-painted or trimmed with Chinese silk tassels, beads, coins and rings, selling at ridiculously low prices—very desirable to give as presents to Eastern friends. Can be sent by par- ° cel post. The illustration is the compart- ment basket, size 18x13 inches, $1.85 and up, according to decoration. We have thousands of others from 25¢ up. Lunch Cloths Now on Sale Size 48x48 -05¢ Size 54x54 -$1.25 Size 60x60 1.65 Size 72x72 .........$1.85 Napkins, Size 12x19............9¢ Toweling, of different designs, Satin Pillow Cover Size 24x24 « Embroidered with gold dragons—artistic and elaborate. Also full lines of Chinese and Japanese Silk Embroidery, Mandarin Coats, Kimo- nos, Ebony, Furniture, Porcelain Decor- ated Tea Sets, Pearl Necklaces, Bronze and Chinese Brass Vases, Bowls, Ivory Carvings, Curios, Novelties, etc. cf