The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1924, Page 21

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France. © life of the m nh, tor | * ysician pal ph his salar . he receives pre agers preserve i; Better yet, he can refuse to attend ‘ose who've Hot obeyed his orders. | Brother, Sister ently victims of ptomaine poisoning. | Howiland'’s wife and daughter also| were stricken, but ‘nre expected to| | recover. The family was ati dinner at the} accustomed hour jafter midnight, when Howland’s son | How long will {t take us to .get with: our case, Mr “wel r with it in six months, but I doubt] |Klods Hans (Copenhagen). HE MUST HAVE NINE LIVES Small Nephew—Tell uv you were BY BLOSSER MARKETS QUIET ON FRIDAY Egg Quotations Are Riding Thru Holiday Holiday quiet prevailed on the mar- Die of Poisoning Feb. Wiltlam J.} wealthy ired tea im. | ‘ his sister, Mrs. Herta} were found dead in Howland's| pan home early today, appar-| last evening, the| ket row Friday. Eggs.were carry- els, but with an uncertain undertone. A new arrival of ctred’ Marbicheaad {squash was received from Sunnyside | Friday morning, being the first for some time THE WAY IT GOES PRE SAY, BROWN, t'vc Berore ABOUT THROWING AND BANANA SKINS INTO THE WASTE PACE [ EVERETT TRUE BY ( CRANG AND APPLE R BASKGT, 3c Coir You pont want To TAKS THe HINT, TAKS SOMG OF THS COMRINATION SALAD It! THOMAS am SARAH SUSM UNCOLT |)” v76est 1708-069 "TRI & reeteorh eK. POUR MARTYRED PrOsteHT of the graves at Janesville of Illinois’ shame for years has been the neglected condition the father and stepmother of Abmham Lincoln. So the Lions’ clubs of Illinois have erected this monument over the graves and will see to it henceforth that the spot is not neglected. cated on Lincoln's birthday, February 12. The monument will be dedi- ARTISTIC BOOTBLACK PARIS.—One of the bootblacks on the boulevards now uses a palette | when shinfag or cleaning women's | shoes. The Parisian woman's shoes vary ]s0 much in color that the bootblack | found it difficult to get the right hue of boot eream to match, So, on his palette, he puts a num- ber of different creams and mixes them up when occasion demands, THE ALL-IMPORT, QUESTION Caller—Well, Wi So your old manager has gone away since I was here last. Where's he gone to? Office Boy—There ain't no clue yet, sir—Answers (London). TE EDINBURGE ttish postmen |in the Braemar district, up in the Grampians, are delivering his ma- Jesty’s mails on akis. Recent heavy snows brought the innovation. At first there were about as many falls as deliveries, But now, the men are experts, PRINCE IN NEW OUTFIT LONDON.—In the recent Tog H.’ lamp-lighting ceremony at the city of London guild hall, the Prince of Wales came in attired in a blazer, soft collar and gray flannel trousers. He still ts regarded es England's “THE HOSPITAL TO FINISH Lawyer?” Senator Is Improved | WASHINGTON, Feb Senator} lFrank LL, Vermont, death for several days improved, ft was announced “tod: Hopes for I suppose I shall be thru uu Will be in six years Greene, near is slightly his ultimate recovery ao m frozen t th pole, Uncle Nicce—No, » death at }——— Uncle about the time y were killed by wild Indians,—Life. please tell us Jack A 7\MANY TIMES HE » \CAN COMMIT GASSAWAY HARPCONS A JAYWALKER BUSILY READING A Book SIXTEEN FEET FROM THE CURB NEA SERN