The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1924, Page 3

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Each © contains proven directions) for Colds and tells how to prepare an Aspirin gargle for sore throat] and tonsilitis, ‘Mrs. Arthur Felder oto by Bushnell | Advice for vocrg rad Seattle, Wash.—"When rarer my first child, my mother-inla told me of Dr, Pierce's Favorite | Prescription and what an ald it was| to expectant mothers. Upon her} mavice I began at once to take the| ‘Favorite Prescription’ and I am| sure it must have had @ beneficial effect upon my entire body, for 1} felt well all the time and did my] work up to the last. Since then I had occasion to use the ‘Favorite Prescription’ a second time and my was equally as} | experience good, for my all the time. Prescription’ ts was excellent ink the ‘Favorite ‘orthy of all praise and I can highly recommend it to| Ponce Beavers to be Mothers or expectant Mrs. Arthur Fe mothers.” tion” ing to Gentlemen and Fools: It is estimated that 15,000 persons thru auto accidents tn 1923 increased with since the motor car was with noticeable rapidity in the past four years. ‘This ts think abo! CHIEF SEATTL To the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. ex t street To Cigaret Smoking Girls Daring Ones: part were in ord On behalf whom the ing In thelr company Gentlemen treme! don’t you th “Info address, with one knew the name phone book. Regarding your information service: f boarding a 4 be an * was permitted t In view of the 4 apartment houses in Seattle, pvement of boasted service phone number to a rty who pays the bill, If ure the number from tho CHIEF SEATTLE. large rm give the tel ut the name of the you know, one coul The tine ts past when o r. But an appeal for cor ¢ the numerous young “weed” in distasteful, m ons to smoking on your wy is never out of place. not smoke, and to in from smok To Roosevelt High Boys’ Club for the dads and thelr sons. E at school desks with untried voices mingle with the strong notes of the saw untrained arms, confidence of the youngsters in tho volley talks in the cider and eat cakes together and watch heartily at the movie show fn the big auditorium: Dear 4 inet Friday and saw dads sitting Lads: That was a great mixer you night their sona, er old and Iatel: oung men in song, hands and legs pitted against the strength and games, heard the good chiefs and little chiefs drink 4 you as you all laughed It was an Inspiring session, saw big “dads only” sight—one that ‘made mo sleep well that night and feel sure that neither dads nor sons will go very far wrong an long an they are kept close together in wholesome environment of this ort. Do it often, follows. CHI ATTLE. RS, CANDLER HINDI HAS City Stirred “by Arrest of Aged Millionaire’s Wife ATLANTA, Gas | was startled today as that | dle: ON. sith se. | Candler, Start at once with this “Preserip.| multi-millionaire, and see how quickly you pick/in an apartment with two men. a w HOTEL RAID y, Alfred H. Landin, candidate for mayor, ences to Monda Metropolitan club in the White build. Jing, and at 6 p. m. will speak with others at the Lincoln day dress this week. Feb. 11—Soctety/at the Crystal Pool. At 9:15 p. m news spread he will address the Mutual Business| oman seid by Chief of lub at 2028 Third ave Federation of 1esday—3:20 p. m., Mrs Asa. G. | w. T. U, at I pretty wife of the aged/tional church; 6:20 p. m, School had been arrested| Women's league at Y. W. C. A; 7 p. m, Rainier Valley Commercial club and Columbia Business Men's up—feel stronger and better. Write] phe news came to Atlanta thru/cluh at Columbia Congregational Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel in Buf-|outottown newspapers which|church, 47th ave. 8. and Ferdinand falo, N. Y., for free advice or send! rushed hundreds of extra copies here |st.; 8 p. m., Queen Anne Commercial 0c for trial pkg. tablets—Adver-l¢or gale. Enterprising newsboys|club at Coe school, Seventh ave. W. tisement. | posted themselves In front of tho|and W. Wheeler st.; 8:45 p. m, Men's patory Candler building and sold| Brotherhood at First M. E. church FOR SKIN TORTURES Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Just What You Need Don't worry about Eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy ekin by using Zemo| obtained at any drug store for 35c, ee extra large bottle at $1.00, Zemo generaiiy removes Pimples, ckheads, Blotches, Kezema and worm and makes the skin clear ¥ and healthy. Zemo is a clean, pen- etrating, antiseptic Mquid: It is| easily applied and costs a mere| trifle for each application ways dependabie. Zemo Ointment, ment DR. N. Yow It is Zemo Soap, 50c, —~ Advertise. | uses Chinese roots herbs in tr 0d their ware as long as the supply Trial of ing. old Coca Cola king was announced jafter Mrs. | filed sult for half a million dollars! aiscoyeries are heart balm from Candler. | stenographer in Her ate: Students Arrange Bridge Bond Meet A meeting of organizations inter. | ested in Physician and Surgeon, the Montlake bridge bond issue was lof the ancient Indi. to be he the tain | bridge once. M. MA ig-14 March 11, | Northold inn in| dent body meetin indorsement of the Lond It 9:20 p. m., all candidates will speak | before tho North Find Voters’ league, 72nd st. and Greenwood ave, ‘Wednesday —Noon, Green at 26 cents a copy Jasted. for to. 16 case Is set the case ts rake | morrow morning in municipal court| -, Wr nett ee ren Lake Con. and. nll: ponlety. promigne. to. turn | Commercial club at Green Lake. Con, out for another of the periodic R "i \thritis. which the Candler family ELICS FOUND |has furnished in recent years. | Mts, Asa G. Candler ts a bride| AT CANAL END) of seven months. Formerly shel sdately rich in ethnological was Mrs. May Tittle Regan, 2) soecimens and ancient Indian tools, the Candler build. 4 a burial place of what are believed 73-year to be the old Coast Salish tribes has been unearthed near the lower end of the Lake Washington canal. Tho considerably older than those uncovered Saturday in West Seattle, and include parts of | human skeletons and many tools and | relics, according to F*, 8. Hall, direct- or of the University of Washington | museum, ‘The relics, belleved to be 100 years of | old, were discovered beseath remains n tribesmen and include a stone adz, a hammer, bone The alumni and stu- wis, a stone knife, elkhorn wedges, of the university called|/anchor stores, scrapers, pentie and campaign to ob- | stone sharpeners and other articles proposed |of dally use. Tifty-five pieces have open at|been thus far collected, all in a re markable state of preservation, They were burled about six feet deen, marriage to the Onezima De Bouchel obtaining indorsement 14 Monday noon at the ng. The issue will comes. before the voters Beginning with two mect!ngs Sun. | has a schedule of 26 audi-| noon he was to address the | banquet} THE GR@TE-RANKIN CQ OTTO F. KEGEL. 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The Grote-Rankin Co. | quantities, reserves the right to limit holesale Cost —Deliveries will be made at our convenience. —tThere are fourteen styles, six styles illustrated. —In our estimation, these are the greatest bed values this store has ever offered. —It is not amiss to urge you to attend this sale af: your earliest convenience, while the choice is most varied and plentiful. | gregational church; 1:10 p. m., Seat-;p. m. mass meeting at Queen Anne Congregational church, Queen Anne ave. and Garfield st Thursday—Noon, Young Men's Re 9p. m., mass meeting at] publican club, Dartnall's cafeteria; 6414 Ballard ave; 9 40s p.m, Western Dry Goods Co. em tle league of Women Voters, Y. W. 1G. Aj 8 p.m, West Side Commercial |league at Carpenters’ hall, 4441 Cali | fornia ave.; bath at. | Frida | Just twe terials, as well. right about consolidation.) pms ING Onponaree ployes, 419 First ave. 8; 7:80 p. m.,, Alumnae association dinner at Pig’n community meeting at Green Lake | whistle; 8 p.m. Lakewood Improve public brary; 8:30 p.m. audience of | ment club, at hall, 60th ave. S. and Art Craft theater, Meridian ave. and| ainska st: have made It possible for us to give you this 20% reduction on Tuxedos 1. A reduction In the cost of Kentuoky Burley tobaoce and In package ma- jobacco business but he is | Tuxodo Is atways Fresn. Every package is— Saturday—Noon, Men's Democratio club, Dartnall’s cafeteria; 7 p, m, South Dakota club dinner at Meves’ 9 p. m, Rainier Beach | cafeteria; 8:15 p. m, mass meeting | Women’s club at Presbyterian/at Wallingford Commercial club, 44th m, st. and Meridian ave. 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