The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1924, Page 18

i salts Bt Northwest Forests Haven (GIRLS 10 DEbICATH CAMPrIRE SHIP} SEATTLE HONORS "iol! Mshon Foner! T2.call fon Dani for 75,000 Deer: Census 4 iy cy - WASHINGTON ssi etts! " Citizens and Consuls Join in = : Rangers Find Washington Ranks Sec- Ceremonies PAGE 18 rH EATTLI TAR ond in Antlered Quarry; 7,000 Bears ep ai, coer s ton wag ored in Beattle Frid PORTLAND, ¢ 22-—After pat Salta eathessi cor sceriti eT Er EL EL | j coun jan engi ba SET sits, firens. vague of the ment onthe ‘Univernty campo. a ota jueed aa master of tom by | at fre, v Db, of Ra gon and Was! F Oe et lad t. ‘The Rev, H = PIKE PLACE, ECONOMY, SANITARY, CORNER ao Tpasmuch ag the census was not a|? , ation house to house canvass, the rangers , yay AND MUNICIPAL MARKETS i admit it {s only an a safe OW! soyrsrmeeey gig Jf Because maybe some 7 i Banner," accot eral _| Women’s a ks twice. ery corn pane i The ce ws that deer pre Mrk Mote ahrove 2 b read a ~ Pumps & Oxfords BS | dominate, there being approxtr “of splay PRY, aoe VPage at 4s } 80,000 in tho Oregon forest 1,000 lynx, t dreeg of the day was given by/M™ Care O LDS. 74c Boys’ and Girls’ School a I td the Rafe : £00 mar the jethauer ‘ } CAMNATION Of oe! Shoes - $1.65 @ Spd pape 200 ott of oy ‘Boo . their oath, ‘a F Drown bears in Oregon a icon ans bah eM bb j-nB ey Boer Mr = MILK tv Children's Rubbers... 459 ap prethnbaabarAate WHY IS BOY A Boy? watchword. rf Gkeeh Packanee tiene, ze | Wor Too u ae ey gets ere oe Why ts It that bo! will pend ‘Twenty-six resident consuls of for li SUGAR STALLS, Pike Place Rubbers . seen BBO a Oregon 3,000 nooe ae fan why tf tt that a boy will spend eign nations, stationed in Beattle Keonomy and Muntelpal Markets : Mhese figures are for about 17,-/three hours with a snow shovel re | olga nats Rationed, 6: eeace meet sane eskclt Fauutly: Shoo a 09,000 acres of forest land In the two | moving snow from the skating pond wakes forward, sech b = TURE CANE SUGA States, and were compiled by 135j/and then when asked t¢ pee jay ho frase a 8 Lbs. 72c Market a each k a t for! tes to cleaning n a z 1¢ & the. ss ie - Me eetat tt tec emata c oadewe of Geeay regents of the D. A. Rt Mm auntie st S Wior | 1000 Pile VL, foot of Pine pg nee ot Med sach!a trapped otter?—Detcolt New wreath alongside, A similar emblem ag Number of | Is_kilted ss i was placed for the Sons of the our a Amerincaa Revolution, ‘Ramend 8. |i SAYS Zibs. ore Butler 99c Meany, Jr, placed a third wreath, | [i £8 a . . | | made of ivy transplanted from a vine Sugar {s always ' oe at Washington's tomb ri lower at Green's a 9 . ET This is not a pleasant little nook in the living room of a Seattle home, but 1s aboard a PRESERVE HARD 4 a al floating ship, Henrietta Stevens (left) and Mildred Vredenberg are sitting in the oh a G kK E E S E Cc = \Harold J. Holmes social hall of the Camaraderie, the Campfire Girls’ clubhouse vessel, which is to be dedi- COAL FOR EAST Be cated Saturda - » © & Carter, Btar Staff Photographers | Foil Cream, | Sree a Mil ‘HIP AHOY! Sat en of Smilen 3 Ibs. Blue Rose Rice lV 2) bs, marks. nb ¢ BUYING GRAVES ON : . Move Started to Prevent | im NA anf ggee spate 4 Dies at His Home ' a 75¢ | 4 ths. Bulk Washing Powder Shipment to Northwes | INSTALLMENT PLAN Harold J. Holmes, a resident of in Maen Cup 3 Ibs. Small White Beans UNICH, Feb, 22.—~The privi: || Seattle for the last 21 years, died 5 et ; 2 * /, \ to armaned: Tee ‘Thursday afternoon at his home,| WILKESBARRE, Pa. Feb. Be — oe Bost Mut is. @ | REMEMBER— ; Wi te on top of the || 6512 15th ave. N. B. Holmes was|A concerted drive to discourage th TROCO 3 . 69c We deliver where others fail. S x Ar ) e tho means ||necrotary of the Acme Forge works |™s0 of anthracite coal in Heng on Our new phone, EL iot-1648. I OWC ll 1 i ere rhe floats, sedately—the ' Buying || in Seatt home markets” of the Rast, is now |i itwirs' Foams | ONLY ONE STORE— i age gray bulk—at her home moor liment plan is He in survived by his wife, Rhoda | Under way at a oe ones pra ‘i ; Lait, Macy Hoan . rs oftal every ow possible thru a decree of th M. Hols 0 i er and a|Paniea, necording to official ne San 3 \ AM pn pall cea ee eaiaehipeidl | emit oar oe > il | Feeder aleheawe yp earn sia. the {federal bureau of mines, who have Green’s Sanitary Market Opposite Liberty Theater rte lustry that pervades the entire vos-|| {igh cost of graveldigging has | funeral will be held from the Bon pec Investigating the hard coal in-/ ill - undies ; to 1 maary until now fo oy Wa 1 dustry we ie eee Mysterious Pitas ot gf | Pinel scee ‘ pect ad beronce Bi \"These officials predict that witntn | mn ; , ; graves. || very man who hae gone in ana|® Yery few years little, if any, an- The Workingman Friend : ih esteemed form of burial 1n ® | trea to stop a family fight knows | tbracite will be shipped fasthen toes 5 ac +d. bnecascciihe BE sdae-s “ re busy la hardwood floors || family lot cost dearly, for it ea- || why Uncle fam hesitates to inte: fere |® few hundred silles from ine Eee 2 : ; n the big social hall; mothers and |] talled a deep excavation. Con-|/in Purope—Aasociated Editors (Chi. |"%'Vania producing tt fa eaid Says It With Price and Qua! ity i i m; busy young fingers are mak- || @nd the first one down must ne< beens . Fresh Killed Oregon Grain-Fed Turkeys......25 a pure rich creamy cooking fat Mt pay renee hy ie || exarily Ie deep enough to leave | With a production averaging little i _ P y 8 x tree weke, pest Levee, SNS || room fer.che ations, A lover 90,000,000 tons a year, which Fresh Killed Hens ... ear non § ... 19G¢ Bleak ...... | Lamb Roast home of the n the family mal domands of New England and Choice Steer Stenk. declared ready for occupancy, || tio, wa | Bausage . Veal Cutlets sylvania, The result is that every : 1 ortanee Poverty worked no more severe | mining engineers say cannot be mi Legs Young Matton ) Veal Roasts c ‘ehich can be only dimly sensed, || hardship on the devout Muench PRAISE TANLAC |terially increased, anthracite mines Grain Fed Pork C | Pot Roasts . f Which can be only dimty ner than to deprive him of a |are no longer able to meet the non a i Hamburger and 6¢ and from this tae forth w deop rave. ton of hard coal shipped to the North: | Ill Sugar Cured Cottage Butts .. : th finish the || World's Greatest Tonic Is Endorsed went i» at the expense of the do Grain Fed Pork } Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, i n six months of the || by People “Grateful for the Relief | mand from the “home markets” and ) Re eee: 124c hate ; T= | There are several ldrge fireplaces | It Has Given Them. the operators are faced with elther Sealer Vaasa ees a a 184c ' =e | baft the mar | —- sacrificing adjacent markets to bitu- Chie cscs 123c | . | } or addition . Actuated by @ Geep sense of grat!-|minous and other substitutes or pleasant sug-| WITH A PROGRAM honorthg tudo and desire to help their #uffer-| yielding as noon as ponsible all traf. ia Cc L A R K E , S M A R K E T The ble|Geerge Washi , the “MIIiOn:|ing neighbors, more than 100,000/flc to the West. . if main ca 4 over, and | airs” will t sta to the p At) weil known men and women have| The Iatest move, according to of- Stalls 5-79, Sanitary Market—Lower Floor with wi the bul- | large at Main st.. Sat-| offered their personal experienc id works make the m wonderful | urday series of club rooms imaginable. Saturday will be the fo: 1 open ing, with music by the 22-plece Campfire orchestra, and speeches | gestion of ch an | ficials of the bureau of mines, is the a Mayor Brown | proof of the wonderful health giving | proposed 40 per cent freight rate in- ! >, tpal speaker. There] bowers of TANLAC, the World's|crease on anthracite coal from New/MMl Eastern Hams Pork Roast .. . Greatest Tonic | York transfer points to the North- Lamb Chops . Throughout @ach and everyone of| west, The hard coal “habit has 10 Veal Cutis [this long list of testimonials rings|#uch a hold that the only way to and all. # of interesting things, 0 ‘addressing | the spirit of earnest sincerity which | break it is to make the price pro- Beef Roast . Choice Steaks .. 15i6¢ including tea to be served from 2 to /!96 the ball’ me colonel?” {| characterizes the following excerpts: | hibitive, the officials point out. Pork Liver . Pe i eae ete aetee 01. OE € & in the afternoon. Evening featty. | Wired the sweet young thing, shyly./ Mrs. D, J. Pritchard, Cleveland, — by ftles will be from 7 to 16, Who So out on the links, my dear, |Onio: “People wanting to know what | 5 ET i wou a Campfire Giri? | and listen,” retorted the old veteran. /;ANLAO will do may communicate 7 ——— eee eee en with me, It increased my weight 32) Ibs. and brought mo the very help| CUT |" TM Taylor, Memphis, Tenn.: ro | Five Held in : Connection friend—gave mo help when I needed | |help mont. | Mra. Mary Schumaker, Wis: “Every year at the chani pel pg Nit of TANLAC officer, and « star witness in pros me eat with «@ relish, restores Mit ore hades os sheee toe ne Mee eres Jendid | tse QUEEN city fee nen, Tektes, me tn SpnOS bonh last night” ive sean are bold ) ae in Jali in connection with the killing. igo George P. Wagnes, Police |” J# | Judge George “That |. Watson had just returned from | MARKET GROCERY [ss essere sven tine neat now 1| CMT, where he had testi in the trial of E. L, Roark, former pros. can attribute only to the help I re- J D Hearth aid Pine celved from TANGAC. ecutor of Somerville county. He Mrs, C. K. Sellers, Springfield, Mo.:| “## sitting in the home of Tom Dun. “Since taking TANLAC I enjoy the|C®® When a@ volley of (bullets was Stail 2 Corner Market—Lower Floor Stall 2 G. F. HASTINGS’ Groce” 1523 PIKE PLACE MARKET SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY! 1 Cake CREME OIL SOAP, with FREE! 10 Bars CRYSTAL WHITE id Limit 10 GLENROSE, Tex. Feb. $2.—Rich. ard Watson, prohibition enforcement Tree Tea—Green or Black (limit 4 1 Hawaiian Pineapple, Broken Slices, N. Limit 6 cans Del Monto Catsup ...... ay Sun Maid Seediess Raisins, bulk, 3 Ibs. Del Monte Tomatoes, No. 1 size cans. size cans....22¢ for $39.50 instead of $50! | | he Demand of the Day Is h fired th indew, k! Best of all—on easy terms ba: amen FARMERS’ [the complexion of a school gin |amty, (gg Sun Bite Cleanser, 4 cans Ferry, age 73, Seattle, Wash.: Pr Ground Cocoa, 4 I = . l, RESERVES WERE THERE! Listy » A Dollar A Week MARKET GROCERY 9) (eocscvett ey wee wo ste.) Dcrueran eavanetn ce | rani Renato oat | t Tison matro! 1 ble and left mo feeling man ra | *Y) Bs ns formed a guard) laren S many Ye*r | of honor at the wedding of Mis H. | TANLAC IS FOR SALE BY ALL beacons a ee tt meneee: We Don’t Claim to Give§|Goop DRUGGISTS. ACCEPT NO , and Constable Heysharn, Anything Away, But Wef|SUBSTITUTE. OVER 40 MILLION ot the Manchester police, Uniformed f , LES SOLD. comrades of both the bride and Do Sell Cheaper tes oft groom filled tho church, Just Like Em Westlake, Virginia and Seventh IDEAL MARKET = > Stall 16 Street Floor Our Weighing Service CORNER MARKET is fendered by f FRESH-KILLED Lard, 2 Lhs. 25¢ The best Government In- spected Steer Beef and Meats of all kinds, ECONOMY MARKET STONG’S Grocery AND 1912 NORTH 45TH ST. Ss ECIALS GOOD FOR A WEEK dl. 48¢, eo. Dentistry Is Preventive I can save you time, money, worry and pain if you- will call on me, permit me to examine your mouth and advise you con- cerning its case and requirements. We have secured this collection of Waltham Watches from a dealer who had bought more than he could manage to conveniently pay for. As a result wo are enabled to sell them at $39.50 instead of $50. This is the famous “Royal” Waltham, which is known 4nd respected by every jeweler in the land. It has seventeen fewels—is adjusted to three positions—and encased in a fourteen- karat gold-filled case which is guaranteed for twenty-five years. ’ In a word—here is a watch which a man can buy, and, which, with ordinary care, he can hand down to the “eldest son.” Sold with the distinct understanding that it must give fullest satisfaction—or you may bring it back. Delivered to you for a payment of a single dollar. Paid for in any way that may be convenient to you— A dollar a week will do. And, if—at the end of thirty days—you find—or just think that you've faynd—that you can do better for cash in some other good store—bring the Waltham hag every penny you have paid will be returned you. P. S—We cannot get any more to sell at this price TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE | PILLS —Advertisement. BIG DEMONSTRATION AT BOTH STORES SUGAR *z- Old Dutch Cleanser CREAM CHEESE ...25¢ Raisins Seeded or Seedless (limit G5e Ib, pkg. Nuraya Ten .. 4 100 pkgs. Argo Corn Starch CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE 4 10c rolls Toilet Paper .. 2 20¢ cans 4% ID, sack The New Model se Inest Farina 230 r 5), per package.....8 i e: 40c pix, Finest Shredded Co- when these are gone, however—and this advertisement Bye nf ¢ E LGI N Biba finest Wold! Oats af ee -2te will therefore not be repeated. 3 Campbe! ‘omint bedi Waldorf Toilet Paper 3 ROLLS .......... 20¢ Tho Latest Engraved i erat | eon! GREEN GOLD FILLED CASE This Week Special— $17.50 1 50c 2 DR. J.T. || Soups c WILSON ||" 254]] EWELER v1 5 CLASSIC SOAP and rivet Beats kas 1 WOOL SOAP..., 24c aan 100 om, We; $1 Bi 3 Ths, fine Head na se BURNETT BRos. | : 909 Second Avenue ee Which is between Madison and Marion Streets WHY BURN YOUR MuNEY? FORDS PRAIRIE LUMP AND NUT COAL— THE 100% COAL Will Solve Your Problems —No Soot —No Clinkers ——Low tn Ash A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU Call EL {ot-1004 or SU nset-0028 FORDS PRAIRIE COAL COMPANY “Obey That Iver Inststent Impulse and Visit Dr, Wilson Woman's equality, yes, but also woman's prerogative, as Miss Lettie Fields, 17-year- old San Francisco girl, demonstrated when she changed her mind at the altar. However, she did not change it until after the cere- mony, just as the bridal couple were leaving the SHAMROCK POULTRY FAR 195-196 Municipal Market, North End Will opew tomorrow with a full line of Fresh Dressed P Eggs, Fruit and Vegetables. Beste SPECIAL Strletly Fresh Standard Size war EGGS, 2 Doz. 55c Absolutely Guaranteed 3 First and Pike FANCY LARGE 1404 Third Ave. church door. So she had to : CENTRALIA, WASHINGTON Debi agchedigd|| [fs ee || (ee ge, to court to have the mar- Mt Fresh Dressed Pouliry 25¢, 30cib. | back her maiden name,