The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 1HE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1923 Baines) 2 LooRBAY | i oe] eee ee it Will Come Out at Trial,” a ; ee = Sie wie? (OMDB ON American People | iis is Pe ‘an cburoh pt nla ; cA een ae ia 9 Bie oH, aay atts in|] Day or take rurplua rolls of faty thaws. Just i || waSteiNonon May 24-10 vot the Pre slightly selled (rom handling— : ? . mo ah “ha ' WEIGHT DECREASE C] WEIGHY INCREASE CJ radi ‘ . ; " nutes, the a ; be t ss at th America 1 Methodist Church _ Will Be Dedicated yon for the Meth npthing furt Will ail come out ime duri = and There) ON TRADE TRIP. our by 20 Seattle lents Injured in collapse | n¢ men was begun W unday night, du neial benefit was not one as havi rosity, Mrs, elty in south: 100 fumed oak aN( eta visited © tour, to arrange clos at ALL EVIDENC! cr ren . ed. The tour to arrange closer mnaion oie H04 ay WORK, May 24.—Contradk tional chariman of ty 1 Southwe » towns, was ar 1 } 1 h at n a tes H. Manyi 20-y ‘a ty in New York ed by the Chamber of Com are $95 ber of the Johas-Manvi : a » ° | sorway|, 7M, dlteten wore en syed peed ie ai weet | willow basket test aa te Sj aiet W : to die |*t Clmpia at Iuncheon Lake Union Bottom ceguiny puis BAe st appt at Here whe boy] with Manvil patche: the t a hase ris Chikalte, } : his dead wife and advice . *. ts ‘ rida. hea stock deals “Cinderetla In Flowerland” will be | Che! cial club a Furned ia pairs. Thompson was cal 1 ta: the Special Cc 9c tc Mitness by Dr. Alor: os eee Saturday price @ iy suing Mnovil a Ke Bison winnmet 10x12 in. 13x16 in. to have be m when he in Manville. She also Ing told Manville th ntralia, where they will) |) night. riday the part 1 visit towns on Willapa »h t nd Grays Harbor country, and Sat-| rday they will return to Seattle. | . tnmiee (ale -the eas + Rum Chaser Will ee Go Into Dry Dock t subchaner Saigon, List YOUR HOMES FOR RENT ; Spring Flower Club ii. "i" _ Plans Peony Show | * first iris and pec on Wednesday VOULD ENJOIN Schl fo ‘Sr USTATE UNIONS) from San Fran SaCOne AT ago to join th ting the rum-ru ik aite of Juan de was t wer club in the Fine Ar ave. and Unt for final f 1a 65-gulfon still a y ot wwe aio «/Ten More Traffic _ |Child Workers to Officers Wanted Be Picnic Guests i late wruniae A requisition for 10 5 ss shipping board | Officers for use inp ee downtown sections of th eee. ie of the President |). resented to the city s ae } liners of the Admiral Oriental line. | veek by Chief of Police clase was to be considered in| SE eee bei carer OC Rotion. affairs of day by day firginia miners followed a con between the United Mine ers of America and the opera- of the Central competiti to curtail production Campfire Girls to Be Entertained al dred Campfire Girls all parts of the state will be ed here during the North ference w opens Fridayg oft” illegal was also — , jals in chang tater in the week, A Kostler radio position finder will |B. Severyns. Chief Severyns Phitip (2° g to ‘ement from nee | be instalted on one of the vessels and|'o rigidly enforce the traffic Tindall and Peet. Wieden: Paul. the ¢ m headquarters in jwith the new men, particulariy ‘ e hthe ade building, which stated | wards as a bub-cornr Person Can {tx case’ It proves successful will be| ih” Oe Metis Noun’ ot camitton to nec ge set up on all vessels of tho fleet-|tefore the vresent tratfis squad) ih’, cooperation of the city. cx ange Beneficiary |. operation of the machine Is sim-| goes on dut yee re he Se eae PIA, May 24.—The su-| pie, according to radio operators —-————-~ | Abeta anclantin s Bae trea etieee ISLAND DISAPP paar of Wasnt iohed jThey claim that if they are able to| \Dr. G R | passes to go to and | SINGAPORE, May 24—A vol Pthat no law prevents man {Set in touch with two short stations| Ur. Greer eturns land there will be “hot dogs,” pea-jeanic island, which appeared in several miles apart they will be able! nuta, Jemonade, foe cream and the|March off Saigon is slowly sinking Shanging the beneficiary in +4 tocate their position by triangula-| From Eastern Trip test of the list, tees Pruning King §-G. adgment> was ‘rendered in | After completing a post graduate Established 101 Years that a confe plans for the threedlay | © were complete | KING | E. ‘ What every mother knows— HILDREN are finicky about eating. There's no doubt about it. So are many older people. Each mother has H a particular food problem of her own, [into the sea. of Mra, Sophia Schade of . | course In the First Institute of Pod! who was denied the right Economy Urged by jatry, New York, Dr. Olive I. Greer $°5,900 insurance on her |former resident of Seattio, has re s lice, Councilman Blaine | {i204 '0, "5, city to practice or Were originally made hopedia and chiropody, in the Sea-| sig i Schade as bene.| Heads of various city depart-| hoard building. She studied under Dut later while her husband |™¢n8 were warned to Keep thelr] Dr. Otto Shuster possession of the policies, he | OUdsets trimmed to the bone in a| — @ the beneficiary in order to|!etter by Councilman E. 1. Blaine, money without her knowl. |‘%&irman of the finance committee, | Wednesday. Blaine said that the Yet most of these difficulties can be sotved more easily than you think. For example, Borden’s Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk is a new food which will banish several of them. In fact it fills a long felt need, and supplies a lack in many households. eae se }1924 budget should be prepared at _ 18 NAMED SURVEYOR age [ASHINGTON, May 24.—Gillman| “There are outstanding general/ “ today was appeinted suor-| Hen bonds maturing in 1925 and general of Montana, the| 1927 in the sum of nearly $3,000,000 ‘House announced: and the coming levy must provide __|for this. Port and school taxes X-Ray Free Borden’s Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk is made of Malted Milk j and cocoa. The addition of the chocolate lifts it right out of | | the medicine class. True, it is still easily digested. It abun- | dantly supplies those great food essentials—protein, energy value, vitamins. But the chocolate flavor makés it a delicious .and entirely different food from the old malted milk. Making your household healthier 1] Mothers who let their children eat when’ and what they like, are taking great risks for them. An adequate amount of good food is necessary to growth and strength. Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk given between meals will supply an extra food ration that many youngsters need. Doctors often recommend five light meals for a child, instead of three regular ones. HAO 18th: and: Douglas Streets OMAHA You get greater values in men’s clothing in your own city because there’s a Browning King Store .in Omaha—because there are altogether— 20 Browning King Stores in 18 Cities are too high and will, with city taxes, become an intolerable burden upon the city.” | Hooper Reslosted to Railroad Board CHICAGO, May 2%4—Ben wW. Hooper been re-elected chairman of the United States railroad labor | board here. G. W. Hanger, whom opponents | of Hooper had favored for the po- sition, was named vice chairman. In the extraction of teeth we to our patrons: If we hurt don’t pay—could we say Set of Teeth from UP Every child should be healthy and generally it lies within mother’s power to make him so. Put Borden’s Chocolate Flavor METROPOLITAN —NOW PLAYING— City Swimming A Value-Giving Power $5.00 Charles Frohman Presents Malted Milk on your grocery list and make it a regular part of Crown and Bridge Work INA CLAIRE . . . their diet. You will find that it does help to solve your own food gees F400 UF And Her Company, Including Championships problem—as the makers intended. For they have been supplying BRUCE McRAE In Arthur Richman's Delightful Comedy “THE AWFUL TRUTH” FRIDAY, 8:15 P.M, 500 to $2.50 —AT— : a 7 ue SATURDAY— or re Ee CRYSTAL No remedy ALL NEXT WEEK the milk needs of this country for many years. That Only Browning King Have in Seattle No other store in Seattle selling Men’s and Boys’ Clothing can boast of the great advantages Brown- ing King do. We manufacture all our clothing in Dental Offices 1422 Seeond Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 2% Years in One Location To serve Borden’s Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk, use three heaping teaspoonfuls.with a glass of milk. Mix thoroughly with an egg-beater or in a shaker. It is particularly cooling and refreshing served very cold. Give to the children between meals or before dinner—to quiet them so att. our own New York workshops, selling direct f: eat properly. Gai ¢4 tha ha Messrs, Shubert Present maker to wearer through ty own 20. Sbirés fora | Ove ee ‘man body, but | Coast to Coast—ONE PROFIT. We are safe in THE BORDEN COMPANY /3 : ms. rat, th GEE Sisk ue you that for high grade clothing Browning Borden Building (New York tae eit mers i ; MATER? Two Hours of Keen see Men’s and Young Men’s Suits ae riday Evening, 8: ‘Admissi ee 50c At $35 $40 $45 ped thos bras 12 to2 P.M, fresh gate) and the iron in your blood. . The Big Poot Is Reserved for ARE SUPERIOR VALUES NUXATED TRON ' _—_ eee Sport Coats Outing Trousers ) MI | K oe Blue Flannel White Serge Stripes Benes / as SEATTLE $18.50 and $22.50 $8.50 and $9.50 milk lina helped thrussnds of EPPER i the haa hy $22.50 Special $7.25 drug store, The Big ra | al Show of the CO. SHAT SAL TODAY f PRICES! Nights, 506 (0 82.50. Second at Lenora Mat. Sitty 500 to $2.00, 2nd Ave. at University—Arcade Square STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS