The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 16

my FS THE SEATTLME STAR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1929, teman and Chib— rm, on wR. eeeee ; Salt Lake eit, Ban Franciseo Get to the heart of this ee eee ee eee ee THE OLDEST OPTICAL HOUSE ON FIRST AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1906. O17 FIRST ave near MADISON New Fall Line What makes cigarette quality anyhow? Chiefly it’s a matter of tobacco quality—the kinds and grades of tobaccos used. The extra enjoyment you get from Chesterfields is due to just that thing—finer tobaccos of better grade than in any other cigarette at the price. The good taste of your first Chesterfield will prove it. Black Box Calf— @te lt Welt Sole—Solid Wide Widths Leather all Thru Men! Here's an example of our wonderful “chain-store” values TTT rt tT tt ttt etre tt tt Tt TTT Tt tt tt ett tL fe ee eee eee f FINNERAN | n, ed TITIIIUIILIILL Have You? Hundreds have had their lenses “‘Peri- a fused.” Have You? , a “Perifusing” eliminates irritating light i rays. The cost is but slight. Columbian © 1315 Fourth Avenue Main 1941 w of Sawin Wood | Bunny Will Stop ESE ERERIERE RSE 3 Siciserading a0 EE Tee = = In the set of sawing wood near| OFFER REJECTED Sept. &§—The new) 6615 Jist ave. &, Thursday, George She—1 cannot marry you, but I] diamond field at Mosesbure appears | Mixholovicah, 55, of 611% Bixth ave. Muskrat and Fox “give you a piace in my heart. to be a failure, Only 1,900 miners|S., died. When Misholovich was|| TACOMA, Sept. &—Bunny i# He—No, thanks, I don't care for|now remain and they are on the| found, his hand was still grasping coming down from his lofty es | |———————-—— a erowds.—Boston Transcript. verge of starvation. the cross-cut enw. y] tate appointed to be surgeon general of Bult ods ia shahdvlishedcsicdein is ailtecatctupntarsecens aS i No } will the regula ; | ial H CLARK R. JACKSON, prominest ) ——__—— (-) — (-) —_____— (.) — (.) —__ | — oan warns oft vabtet pba mech imnatinicanh pr _|Poverty Stricken ° Plan to Battle for in democratic circles of the state for 9} was (+) —— (+) ernie ae mal or mantra or IEW TALKS Europe Described! Northwest Shingles |mazy years past, was recently mam ms - . CIGARETTES Of finest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended e eee et eee ee rt ee ee ee ee ee ree ee et ee ee ers eemceresen HS ou a seceeens~ merce cetee sa se suew~seeesenee~ a nucee fox. Considerable information concern- : | pat ried t Linda Bolling Sturgia, That's the announcement of ing poverty-stricken Europe has |, A® emergency meeting of millmen, /'e@ to Mra P the Better Business Bureau of been brought to Seattle by Mrs. | oeeers, railway officials and shingle | Cousin of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, in M r) the Tacoma Ad club. All Tacoma |Katherine Willard Eddy, secretary | manufacturers has been called for od (ater Mr. and Mrs. Jackson will stores handling furs will drop the ot orsign divisica of the na-|e. m. Saturday at the New Washing. |™ake their home in Chehalis. ‘ trade names which have grown jHonal Y. W. C. A. board. who is now | ion potel. Th te abtesidane writt | A e 'e 'e up thru the last few years and 4 . & guest at the local Y, W. C. A, _pellgensg vase he ow ney EVER HOPEFUL 4 call rabbit by the name every: Factories, abe says, are filled with |*eek to counteract the opposition body knows, Rabbit i to be plain Fine! women, who are working aa both | said to be prevalent against shingle} “You have never been accused of rabbit, not Hudson seal. on Producers and* housewives, Women | manufacturing in the Northwest. being a political boss.” F . 2 —bDuUuy the economica in Conrtantinople, Mrs, Eddy saya, | __ | “No,” replied Senator Sorghum 4 no longer wear veils. The: t . prome of the custom when, during the war, |Crot work. Now the vells would|“Dut I am still hoping for : Ever know a child to eat too many graham crackers? P. C. Ireland Reappointed i % the veils interfered with thelr Red/ interfere with other work they do, | ton.""—Washington Star, B. Grahams are so wholesome as Surgeon General and so nourishing that Mother dunt tarding toesr cent to tre cow|| ar Get It Today—And Pay Later! knows it’s good for the chil- dren to eat lots of them! ate the following nomination: a= ta eedeee || Bradbury Overcoat Time cence. | IS HERE! Ironlzed Yeast Rig me a ts tn for Rheumatism the alr an a ine, warm s Bradbury Overcoat — will a + “ 8:30 P. M. |De You Realise What Irenised pi >A A ged soon be your constant com: | Yeust-Vitamines Will Do for i Pee panton, You can have Rheumation Lumbego Spectacular t ond ? ' your pick of the new, just s Do you know that vitami: age ' arrived stock, now — with o) 0 in tron ate part of your very life? iat ‘ | you know that the tissue-and-biood os Wa Ue lots of time to pay. | factory In your body need: two char aearrees| Hollow Cheeks, Overcoat and Sui Ls yy | CONTEST Thin Limbs! | $29.50 and Up" A JAMES B. MURRAY In your home, give the chfl- dren more P. C. B. Grahams —at meals and for every hun- gry time. They are real nour- ishment — make kiddies grow and thrive! ; AND FOR THE BOYS— VICTOR T. DELYEA Those dependable Brad- FANCY STUNTS bury Junior Knicker Sui ral weer — WITH TWO LEAP FROG , OF KNICKERS, 5 are priced from $9.85 up. re ee ; ‘ To have them handy, buy them ma |] Bove art omaae Boys’ Overcoats ALSO Yoo Hoo, Kiddies! in the 8-pound caddy—the eco- A POP GUN IN : EVERY CADDY nomilcal way. There's a paper pop gun for you in every 3-pyund caddy of P.C.B, Grahams, Shaped like a revolver, Your Grocers Sells P. C. B. 1%, inches long. Lots of in f. nates! Lots of fun! Be Grahams in 3 pound Caddies sure to tell Mother! in a splendid selection— 5 te '” \. rant Genes Ironised Teast eo | eek FANCY DIVING tersly Wenaersa ' CONTEST on the num- fst paptaita ftend | your blood. That's ‘A TO DECIDE WINNER OF rich blood you used to have in n f,8.8 selentitic tact. | ff LABOR DAY CONTEST ‘one by? {f you hobble in 4 factory isn't work- bape ins distort your bo: nd mu will be run-down, thi re you AT THE CANAL ‘unspeak will be in disorder, an yy ir face will be broken out | se re ee Seas | Gallery Admission, 25¢ It ae | Swimming as Usual fo) —— (0) mmm (0) mm (0) —————— (+) — () 9) —. 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