The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 10

THE SEATTLE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923, : : | | T oe sea : { World's Youngest Misiones) PLAN T0 CURB jai e ATELYS | | IRE CUTTERS} FREDERICK Gately method of ee Bis pit ‘ ae Will Enforce Law on Obtain: | | &3 NELSON Sle wreotion! ead. fate, ing Permission FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Determination of the state to ar- rent and prosecute to the full extent | of tho law all violators of the clause | in the state forest protection laws, | tending oredit ta sim- Wh 1427 FIFTH AVE. {NpNiOn' sts. DOWISIAIRS STORE| Men’s | Bath Robes $4.95 Neat, practical styles in | Men’s Bath Robes of | warm robing cloth. Good | choice of patterns. In the ~~ which prohibits cutting of trees on | privately-owned land without consent of tho owner, was ntated in a letter received this week by Charles W, Saunders, chairman of the forestry and logged-oft land committees tn the | last legislature, from F. EB. Pape, | supervisor of forestry, | | | ‘Tho letter came in reply, Saunders said, to one he wrote to Olympla with respect to the cutting of ever: green trees to supply the local and | Eastern Christmas trade, | “For your information I will state | that we have already had two ar-| rests and two convictions under thix provision of the law, I think it would | be to emphasize that any tlegal cutting will be followed with prone-| | eution,”” Ps letter reads fn part, | The supe or also states that his department has notified as many contractors as were known of the e)OOR Early Purchase at an ad- vantageous price, prompts this suggestion. Later in the season these splendid, big, warm, roomy overcoats will command a much higher price—but right now you provisions of the law, and that as . : y i Z N | | surances of thelr hearty co-operation | style pictured—one that a oA y ore preservatior ave ber F ‘. } can have your choice of many new i Uf 7, /- laiyainrcat atten ont man would like to receive styles at— “Ono of the greatest dangers of asa gift. Small, medium and large sizes. Good value, at $4.95. Men’s Initialed ’Kerchiefs 25c Each, Box of 6—$1.25 | Cotton Handkerchiefs, with neat hemstitched edges | | and initials in white and colors. An attractive gift assortment. Each 25¢. Box of 6, $1.25. | promiscuous cutting of Christmas | trees,” Saunders declared Friday, “1s that the lopped-off limbs and other | |debris left in the wake of the tree contractors are dry aa tinder by the | middie of the following summer and a prolific source of forest fires.”* Behold Miss Margaret Jean Valiant, who has been chosen| Saunders does not beleve that Bat | by the General Board of Promotion of the Northern Baptist |" iskior rend nent? cine | convention, Jew York city, as mascot of a nation-wide | on private lands would be constitu- | series of bible and missionary conferences which will be held | tional it passed. | | shortly in 35 cities. The young missionary is the daughter| “Supervision on publicly - owned of Edgar A. Valiant, superintendent of the Baptist Union| 14% and strict enforcement of the . » provisions of the law in private cut of St. Paul, Minn, ting are the weapons we must work | with to prevent destruction of our remaining forests,” he sald. i |Appropriation for |Plans Raspberries sable Se Skagit Is Approved for Thanksgiving | Coal By-Products An appropriation of $500,000 for} Seattle city gardens aren't eee Plant Planned Here jand $1,000 for the city light depart-| ducing rich, red raspberries this No- | \ iff > . Fancy Border ’Kerchiefs Fine quality cotton Handkerchiefs, with | fancy mercerized and colored border effects, 25c Assortment of colors to choose from, ‘Bach Operation of a coal by-products works, to manufacture coke, creo- |the completion of the Skagit project |"uburban “berry patches" on pro: |ment to advertise trical appli | ances during the holiday season were Walker, recommended by the council utilities mee Seattle. Friday Star a candy box full of large, « iS dag Gately Charge Account ts simple and practical — you need not pay all in thirty days. It will pay you to vember, according to George W.| note, crude off and flotation ofl from Belvidere ave, West} coal mined by .the Beacon Coal prought to The | Mines Co., will begin in the near future, 4) Fr |committes at its meeting Thursday. according to announcement y per cent of the cap- to the new enterprise Men’s Imported Wool Hose ' Medium and heavy wool Hose of a well- panty English make. In a variety of 95c and good-looking shades and heather mix- $1 15 . Man Arrested Here for Embezzlement Others $30, *35, $40, #50 % 1] ku tecoum | taken on a serious form. 1,000-Mark Notes | thousand mark notes do not (Ave Now Worthless |iaie in Gerosny any: more in the company. ady to open as noc capital stated tures. Sizes 91 to 1114. Examinations to Be Held for Draftsmen 3. Civil Service commis = open competitive ex to fill vacancies in the of design draftsman, (topo- 4 subsurface) and detail 1, radio, navy yard service, Men’s “HOLEPROOF” Sox At 35c to $1.50 Pair Medium weight lisle, 35¢. Mercerized lisle, 40¢. Silk-and-artificial-silk, with mercerized lisle top and foot, 55¢ and 75¢. Heavy quality “BUY WHAT “PAY AT YOU PLEASE”’ YOUR EASE” GRINSTEIN’S 7 ¥ relpest: . Wash, at $7.60 and ilk, $1.00. BERLIN, Nov, 23.—Germans who| }\ clases iuacee es Be $5.84 per diem, respectively. Re- 8 » $ 00. gh ‘ ’ |have been paying 1 match. | celpt of applications to close Janu- Worsted-and-artificial-silk; with clocks, $1.25, marks for the old ar 24. ther information and ap- n blank apply to the secre- h U: 8 Civil Service Postoffice building, | Thread silk, with clocks, $1.50, ~—Men’s Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE ars . Is Part Credit Jewelers doomed to disappointment. The *-19 3 - - goverament fas announced that of Girl’s Duties Now is the time— these notes are worth only 1,00¢ EMARCK, N. DB. 8 The . é paper mark 1 . to select your Christmas Gifts Our large stock of Diamonds and for their re to stop the speculation whict Watches is replete with good values. It will pay — to come today. ELECTRO MEDICAL DOCTOKS 611 THIRD AVE. %% Block Above James St. before Ko | is engaged her employment.” , TREATED ONE ve é OPS WEEK FREE 106 Columbia st. ond te a tow Seattle's sess tants rhs Leading Dentist 28 a Py WE OFFER while bi her hair before going to th f The ON TERMS AS LOW AS $1.00 Down —- and — $1.00 a Week The Mountings in our $100 Diamond Rings are the best to be had in quality and workmanship at this price. They are of 18 Karat White Gold and are set with brilliant Bimeet $100 Good News! na best of good news for the many / $2.00 CLOWN « thousands of Owl Drug Store customers ; 5 . 2.00 A W. who use this, the most popular of all medicated toilet soaps, | . $2. EEK "oe for More Than 31 SALHA Others from $50 to $1500, on Wy «equally attractive terms Make Sure of Her (omfort IW aS “refined widows” whose pathetic appeals for em- ‘ ployment appear daily in the newspaper classified ? columns were left by their husbands in comfortable cir- cumstances, For accuracy and time-keeping qualities, this Wrist Watch is supreme. Hasa 15 J. movement, fitted toa 25 yr. Chite Gold engraved aia Aa $25 Also higher priced Wrist Watches Churchill Antiseptic Skin Soap chan bs: Men’s Watches $ out the country are conceded to be one of the best. This $37.50 Illinois Watch has a 17 J. Adj. movement, fitted } toa25yr. G Pill | BgZzr,Sree $3750 Why must they now face a lonely future, forced to struggle for a living? 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