The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 2

rit EATTLI RE: ELEGT 08S rerired Thurtay| hie elty ¥ ( (PRESIDENT WILL RIDE ON U, | FARMERS WILL HELP ERICKSON ® Line Up With Him on State Power Fight RAILWAY Dental Prices Crash Pioneer Dentists Announce a 50% Reduction short per partment nme his t / Success of Past Year Gives | ».,,, P Him Unanimous Vote | fisis! person eral #¢ the funeral at the & athedral, Krowiway | tinh Rite Harvard a ere the Re Crematio: BREMERTON, J 8 we Crow Goss was unanimou of tt e's hyde otrie srees wi - “ : bh °F |nervice wan 007 Vashington Bate Grange, Mt | ¢eliowed the cerém Flags on the city a » at halfm yor EB, J. Bro’ t to} For a iod of time we ¢ one-hal will get here. 4 county build + thruout t 4 36th annual conv £ enlistment « Washington Vancouver ected | tien and ‘Tuesday us the meeting place fc wan elected 6 m our regular price better in order th sive Farmers’ associ. cam are doir Thi $8.00 Crna a Betleovbork cut to $4.00 $25.00 Plates cut to $10.00 With Our Regular 1923 Record of Pedestrians Hit He contended that « shown ata ewart; Mrs, Margaret Deatherage, | bil | train) Chaplain; A. 8, Swigert by Automobiles President | vrea W, Lewis, secretary; Claude | congressmen |Countilman, gateke Ruth M |eSeaap ha —eumaepeeed Fifteen-Year Guarantee =!417 ! aan received a broken leg Tues . cial low prices are just what we say they are—simply nent for you to come and see how well you can be stewart railroad’s station to see the But thi cabinet officers, ¢ tour of the than prive ment treasurer Ures to th been paying for light bet , Cedar: Falls t power fF os gs 'Gr eat F alls Backs Town ee of Shelby Like Brother “ts * Mert chants Dig Down in Pockets to Get Guar- antee for Fight yen prsiiic Up in Seward, foot th cone arrives, L hriends und spapermer ain there for an € ummer of oper ten interior. served |Vacation School to Open June 19 |“ 4180: down at First Before » on Mat he bi as fign in ev State, Dele Yention unanim and appointed a ® With other commi' } appointed by var ‘The committe Of Prosser; D. N E. G. Griffith of . of Clinton, and G. A. Ville. Hull F inds Ford Has Big Fiallewing What You are offered the same high-class work and identically the same class of material that we have always used. If we cannot satisfy you, you can have your Money Back for the Asking Come in and see for yourself our new modern equipped office, and let us» prove to you that we are not offering you cheap work, but high-class work at greatly reduced prices. PIONEER DENTISTS Collins Building, 2nd and James St. Office Hours: 9 a m. to 6 p. m. daily. wan nd I r driven by _, Consremati jonal ob old on June 1 public drrespective of relig nd will includ Frankie 5 n in addition to Bible pret 419 «: tnd avé. N., was severely | and cooking bruised Tuesday when he was struck BY MAX MILLER wimming instruction will be aty-| at divon at. and 42nd ave. N, by| BY AD \ est | the change in afta en twiee each week, # The wchool|a car ésiven by Mrs. J. W. Myers, 8, J f nee teee & os July 106 with¥a é w | 1821 dint ave. N pli 420." Mins Ida Wilson, 1112 daily w may y|w Fisher ters anual training HY MONEY MAKER AT io ation BRISTOL, Eng. June Id, R. T, Pty & profitable cuth honed t is the struck by an auto driven by Mra me other property. |B, Forsythe, of Wolf n touch with th alty mar-| She was taken to Providence hosp! ing the Want Ads. ‘tal, Her arm was broken ry business } Telephone Main 2736 Perhaps you can trade your va f Dr. H. 0. Danford, Mgr, Evenings and Sundays by appointment Greater interest tt 100, > Jack I ro | Keep Plays of the year t he Eas y's $m ager, this ¥ T T har or k t water South. Thruout the Middle West Ford is te strongest candidate, Hull says} Bouthi of the Mason-Dixon line Ford} Js pecond in popualrity to Woodrow | Wilson, who is still. the hero of} Southern bourbens. New Yor! Rot behind Ford since he 1s con-| baal “ (tis seer >| P Silered a dry candidate and sent! on csimntBg gaa | : YOU'LL HAVE TO BRING OWN LIQUOR The Rev of the Anti , heard of the killing and jokingly rer am informed that ty of snake-polson reme without the ¢ merchants Falls—tho the from fiudh—are times carr | The at were brougit into th te Goods Needed for Your Outing at Money-Saving Prices “ARMY SURPLUS A Money-Back Guarantee WITH EVERY PURCHASE Joseph Pi Ment in New York is noticeably ) damp, Hull declared. © family endure Great hearing soar f wicked ‘Canadians Piciaice _ Pulpwood Reapers FOTTAWA, Ont., June 15,—In 19: Sthere were cut in Canada 4,02 ‘cords of pulpwood. ‘Perhaps you can trade your va e To know ‘Y | how good a cigarette | really can be made you must try a of wron on All —now. TWO ATTITUDES ABOUT SHELBY ARIE SHOWN ames Two stories: ran side by side " ay pr ae or 2 in a leeel per today. The first read: “.......asmurance that F Toole county wfficlals are weed- 4 ing out undesirables who have i: come here because of the sud. den increase in population was given to Attorkey General W. D, Rapkin hero Tuesday after noon, Mr. Rankin mid before his departure , from “Great Falls.” “The sheriff apd county at forney havo assured m Rapreasions by of which Heep in touch with the Realty mars by watching the Want Ads. pysine Realiont' eww ¢; ; nota This COUPON GOOD FOR TWELVE BARS OF OFFICERS’ HAND SOAP FREE WITH PURCHASES OF $1.00 OR OVER AT THE SIGN OF TWO SOLDIERS 1013 FIRST AVENUE U.S. Army Marching SHOES oak tanned upper with toe cap; welt; Munson last. This guaranteed for ninety days under all conditions, no matter how rough, or a new _ $3. 75 pair. Special, per pair. Thousands of these wonderful re- claimed blankets direct from U. S. quartermaster. Ideal for camping. Thousands are using them in’ their homes. For genuine warmth and com- fort there is no better. 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