The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1922, Page 2

PAGE 2 Member American Burenu: For He ter American Homes SPECIAL! this fiber rocker— $1265 frosted drown fiber. ‘Tapestry up holat ered. comty spring seat. Exactly a8 pictured. A very com: fortable, at tractive rocker, and Made + in + Washington Special for the week-= 812.65, HOTEL LEASING PLAN IS FOUND Will Give Operating Firm Hand in Construction Refore plans for the construction of Seattle’n now $2,900,000 hotel are prepared, a leaxe wil} be entered tn: to with an expertenced hotel operat: ing company. ‘Thin was decided yes. terday at @ meeting of the officers and directors of the hotel, It was pointed out that the operat Ing company shouté have the privt- lege ot co-operating with the stock: holders In commanding the construc tion of the hotel, to the end that it may be most profitably operated, A committee to negotiate the lease was appointed, composed of Maj. J. Douglas, chairman; Frank Water. L. Rhodes, ©. PD, Stimaon, reons, D. B, Frederick and Hey The lease committee met tmmedt- Ately after the adjournment of the officers, trustees and directors, and will begin negotiation The Dexter Horte join the “STANDARD SILVERWARE CLUB” PAY Q5C vow —membership in the STANDARD STL V ER - WARE CLUB Ie secured New directors elected to fill yacan- by the payment of only dee aes: Gtin 1 Mand, abans of Division B. which during the hotel campaign obtained the largest agers gate amount of bond sales; Fred A Hrnat, captain of team No. 22, whieh wae the banner tearm tn aggregate sales during the campaign. registrar of stock, The matter of the taxuance of bonds and the details of arranging for @ mort gage to secure the bonds wan re ferred to a law committee, of which Judge George Donworth was chair man, « forks, € teaspoons, 6 depeert me, ot each butter knife end sugar shel. Your r st dee eee psitiels, f| The hotel will reesive a mame, tn la ince oF Idea! jail probability, et the next meeting patterns, Regular [lot the hoard of directors, rice $15.50 lor the week—~ en harms —without chest, plus 6% war tex. “TACOMA [tnatead of by the counel! and to re. jquire a permit from the chief of wit GLYCEROLE LOBELIA) ~ Gearenteed by fs expected to be introduced shortly | Cures cough instantly, Containg no! @ permit the entertainment opiates or injurious drugs, It's the Monsritae Sibeea run under stricter super best cough medicine made. Gives tn- encoeseenns stant relief. 500 at all drug stores, or ieee! It ts proposed to have cabaret It- vent, p. p. by Joyner Drug Co., Spo. eenses issued by the city comptroller kane —Advertiaement. GRAYS HARBOR CITIES Are Reached Best by the |Minutes. Absolutely harmless, : Operated Dally by the Bellingham, Wash. UNION PACIFIC Leaving SEATTLE 1 Arrivmg ABERDEE: . Arriving HOQUIAM.. l. 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PRESIDENT Snanae ATTACH A GAS WATER HEATER LIKE THIS. ARK i het ty ES na THE SEATTLE | GIANT LINER FOR GERMANY STAR The Columbus, 85,000-ton liner constructed for the North German-Lloyd line, sticks in the ways when being launched at Danzig. . Wants wi Call Lamb Sourdough After Grandpa oe fo se to Sourdough, Forlorn, Stellar, Kion. | you have the dike, Mary, Lambkin, Lonesome and | nlightent euspl. Beth are Jum & few names sugmested | cfon your efpen. by litue girts for the orphan tam | dix is “acting in to be given away at vie end | up.” ‘The appendix tn) & ridiculous little organ that seemm to be of no use no for as we can learn, and yet if it is disturbed by & minute particie | KEEP W! APPENDIX BY DR. KH. BISHOP HE quicker you Any little girl whore name in| Mary and who tn 12 years or less is] ligibie to become the proud owner of thie pretty, woolly lamb, The one who choones the best name will be given the lamb, Here's © letter from Mary Elotes of food it can do a whole lot of |f) harm, Meagher, who ts § ola. rrmtews py hl A piece of food will get into and My name ts Mary Eloise Meagher |remain in the appendix. It irritates | an § years old May 10. would like to have the baby lamb you are going to give away and would 9 good care of him. We have a! baby who takes milk from « bottle Which in turn interferes with the and mother anys she guesses there circulation of the blood. If the swell would be room for another precious ing continucs, nerene or a t iambie at our house. 1 eee where he of the tissue at the cristo anc led im the Kiondike parade, #0 I think sets in. If the appendix breaks, as! @ geod name for b would be Sour |it often doe hortly after the attack, | dough. My grandpa was a sourdough ihe poisonous germs of inflammation and went to Kiondike a long time be- | escape among the colle of the intes.| fore 1 wae born. He is in beaven iting, These are the reasone why an; now so I would like to have thelatmex of Appendicitie with gangrene baby lamb and name him Sourdough.!and rupture are often fatal deaptte after my gy@ndpa. an operation. They are also the rea.! “MARY ELC go gr gerer’ a» | SOne why it Is necewsary to act quick 1 « masala he the ¥ noe sbi appendix can break and Lamb Editor, Seattle Star, not later |” : * -j Disorders of indigestion ere canses than Friday. of appendicitis. Haste tn eating, in- Engineers’ Club to _ [ines timrisrs ot the somsach i Entertain Visitor tend to this end. In canea of appendicitis, real or In honor of Magnus W. Alexander, s of the General Electric Co., a special | “MCh @ person shou! suspected, there several things do. Mere pain luncheon will be given by the Engi. |i the right wide te not necesaarity | neers’ club Friday noon. ‘The sup. |SPpendicitis, It t# often due to acute | fect of Alexander's talk wit! be “In. |'"iaestion. A tableapoonful of cas. | - , | tor off with an equal amount of | ternational Economic Problems and 1 ‘Their Solution.” siycerin In a glans of iced lemonade | who believes he has appendicitia SPOKANE. -- Police developing arimr the of} has been taken, if the finger prints tn efiort to establish clues which will lead to capture of burglars who secured $100,000 from | Padisen building Saturday night. | pain still persiets, the victim should 0 to bed at once and a wellfilled ice bag should be placed over the painful “——~|tent surgical attention may be ob | tained, Hair orDandraff?' V#21Statstics| Rirthe tm their households are re- wing Beattie men t! nbert ME, boy. 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