The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 7

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TOO oT Ber share will be paid on Tuesday, FEBRI CHERRY’S CREDIT}: IS DIFFERENT! We offer INDIVIDUALIZED easy terms of payment— terms specially made to meet YOUR REQUIREMEN In addition we make a feature of fine quality merchandi and LOW PRICES, Our upstairs location makes th’ possible. Dem: THURSDAY ARY ating our supe jot of Ne DRESSES 75) lovely Included also are imited number of the popular CHECKED FLANNEL SPORTS FROCKS, CREDIT if you wish. New Spring Hats —a nice assortment of the much wanted new “close-fit” styles, in all the popular colors. Street hats predominate. Priced at— $Q75 “Credit to Suit You” and colors. Address; 1015 2nd Ave., between Madison and Spring In the Rialto Bldg., just over Pig'n Whistle—{Take Elevator) SON STUDIES CLOSE 138th idend™ “Spencer's so serious-minded. The The regular quarterly dividend of Oar boy—so engrossed in preparing Dollars and Twenty-five Cents | imselt for a medical caree . Yor, pends his time counting m marks." — American Weekly. rican Telepho: oe Telegraph € Co., Yaceina ipril 15, 1924, to stockholders of rec- | Legion G at the close of business on Fri- iy, March 14, 1924. On uccount of the Annual Meeting the. Stockholders, the transfer jeueneneses S Will be clased at the close of! ness on Friday, March 14, 1924, | the cheese for macaroni it re-opened at 10 A. M. on March | Bluhill 2924. | | | ! H. BLAIR-SMITH, Treasurer, IONSTIPATION must be avoided, or ti Tver, bilicusmesn ine sontea| and gassy pain: yall PISO’S for Coughs }ft When you come to a stretch of Concrete toad you feel your car “take hold” on the firm, even surface. You notice the sure, swift action of the brakes even in wet weather—how easy it is to steer. You make your own comparisons with other road surfaces. Then you realize why Concrete hard- surfaced roads are being built everywhere in response to motorists’ needs. eee One of the purposes of the Portland Cement Association is to enable everyone —whether he uses Concrete or has it used for him —to get the greatest value for his money. We have a personal service to offer individuals and communities. Let us know definitely what help you need. There is no obligation. Our booklet R-3 tells many interesting facts about Concrete roads, Ask us for your copy PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Seaboard Buildin, SEATTLE, WAS! A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Offices in 27 Other Cities ——" i the even at musical reviews, he} THE SEATT COAST WALKOUT IS FAILURE Billposters to Return at Old Wage Scales CONGRESS LAUDS HARDING Hughes Speaker at morial Ceremonies Me- at the old wage, it was announced the San Francisco headquarters Seattle Thursday 155 men, offices Approximately ST towns up and down t walked out six weeks ago demand for a 16 per cent them back, without wage ini and without $44 a woek it the the old guarantee Under the ‘new regur| trike is broken by return of the old men, they work on @ per diem basis on the] td wage acale. During the strike, the Foster Klelser company employed new men wat work “ABANDON BUSES IN AKRON will on all cos when Mr. Harding he recover omed to a life ¢ and would hay might « in Old Service AKRON, Feb, 28.—Akron tod Jay gave up its plans of bus trans. ° thrown out February of a franchise squab Je, resumed service as rapidly as jee and packed down heavy buses, could be removed from a result es, whow pte City-wide motorization, dream of Mayor D. C. Rybolt, as @ means of boosting Akron’s basic industry bber—has failed. Rybolt hoped plan would “take” in other ommon Ameri stamp of the an| REGISTER EARLY ay” city counct! entered into a th agreement with the local ction company, The temporary franchise provides for s S.cent fare plus @ Leent transfer charge Street cars started operation un- jder this agreement POLICE TAGS TO BE LOCKED ‘Patent Traffic Slips Are Ordered for Seattle The new patent lock for containing | traffic tags will be put into general use by the police next w it was announced Thursday by Chief of Po- A shipment of 500) traffictaglocks 1s expected then, The lock was invented by |R. W, Peay and &. When a motorist is parking or speeding, the slip will be put inside the lock and fastened to the steering wheel. It will be neces to bring the auto to head- quarters to have It removed. { |\Okehs Funds for Air Mail Route |, | ‘The United States senate has re stored the appropritao! of a million | and a balf dollars for the mainte. sinance of the airplane mail serv ‘between the Eastern coast and San/ Francisco, J. J. Underwood, rast | 98 ington representative of the Seattle) Chamber of Commerce, wired the chamber Thursday, This was taken | Hudson, Michigan, and later a mail)to be an assurance that the air serv. | carrier in Ajtaka. during the Kion- ice, which was Initiated largely as! dike rush, was last heard from while jan experiment, will be continued as In the lumnber business in or around|« permanent feature of the postal Seattle, Information regarding him| service. be appreciated by Archie E. 760 18th ave. N. W., phone Students Prepare for Next Quarter Juntors ted to register early at the University of Was n from now until Mareh 14, T tion is ust and seniors are being per for the spring er and pends on t Stevens, and eff principle | lcloser co may aign for courses ton.” act wo that the stude: intelligently, rot in a hit-or-miss fas! Darnell. sed” tor | || BUREAU OF MISSING RELATIVES }| laary are fequested alte to report to The tar. Other newspapers are invited tg reproduce euch items as will interest 4 "BROWN, formerly of Port James Allen, of the state highway commiasion, waa to speak informally on “State Highways” at the Thurs. | A small, cozy bungalow ts so com. |day luncheon meeting of the Engt-| fortable. Turn to the Want Ads—|neers' elub, according to announce. you may ‘ou have|ment of A. F. Marion, chairman of | wanted in a h the program committee. 72 Years Old, But less for stomach trouble of the most 7 obstinate kind, TANLAC made me | Railroad Man Attributes | (ee ike an entirely ditterent men | Good Health and/or nearly two years I had been) | gradually getting worse, and my| Strength to TANLAC _ | strength and vitality had got 90 low | Ss if was hard for me to attend to my two years of age, but still | duties. Indigestion, constipation and be priceless boon of | Bervousness made life miserable be. | the job | fore I found TANLAC, but now my health is normal and I feel happy| as I work. I shall always be grate ful to TANLAC.” | | Seventy |in possession of t | good health and actively with the Central Vermont R. | where he has worked for 40 y rs, is the remarkable record of H. H. Moore, 24 Messenger, St. Albans, Vi.|_'TANLAC 18 FOR SALE BY ALL| | who attributes his present health and GOOD DRUGGISTS—ACCEPT NO} {strength to the use of TANLAC. | SUBSTITUTE—OVER 49 MILLION | “T have never in my life seen the) BOTTLES SOLD. equal of TANLAC,” said Mr. Moore | recently. “After spending a lot of] TAKE TANLAC |money on things that prove: orth: | PILL8.— Advertixement. TNE VITAL ORGAN 1S CLSING NOU TO REL DULL AND. TRED = quickly thrown off these trouble | pr. Thacher Shows How. to Get Quick Relief and Feel Your Best by Using Vege- table Syrup. | BUILDS UP SYSTEM; | “INCREASES STRENGTH In_ his years of practice Dr. Thacher demonstrated that it in nec- essary to keep one vital organ of your body in condition if one ex- pects to throw off various ailments and really feol fine every day. Why You Feel Badly This organ is your liver! When working properly it aide digestion prevents constipation and purifies | your blood. When it is not working | properly it cannot do these th | things until it ts properly 4 toned. Consequently you often | wake up mornings ing dull and ‘ed. tongue coated, complexion sal- digestion poor—often conati- and upset. You catch | § nyatem in too] hrow off those troublen, alth-building prop- erties help ire to cleanse and tone the sluggish liver, appetit to improve soothe and tone the to throw off stuffy co conatipation, nourish tem land 4 | blood coursing nerve reliey butte purer, th’ through your vein: Trial Guarantee easant spoonful ter the next few meals. Notion t the way you" Aloe feel. Share it with the ‘emily You Will be completely satisfied; other- wise druggists are authorized to r turn the at Drug First Rainier Drug Company, ¥ acede Drug G fra Station: Co clean vWwarten Drug owell and Minor irth and Olive; Wash ompany, Madison Sith: in Mnumclase by Menreelant low, Patroimen |, Actively on Job) re VEGETABLE ire LE EGGS TAKE DROP. BTAR | Poultry Holds Steady in Face of Heavy Receipts ees went down a cent the ng of the ‘Thursday market,, firsts being qu: morning ted Iding ate ate have. r »pped ring DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers Battertat— : ne “oe 200 rT 0) | Street Car Squabble Ends |. POUL! TRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers d. per ib, « Cows Country Hoge Veal pr Receipts The: Quotations at Union Stockyards Cattle— Prime steer Medium to a helters Medium to good can be figured by deducting the cost of| portation to Beatle and approai er cent for hauling, storake if Celery fan Di Parsnip Per sack | Peppere—Fierida, per Ib. Jumble peck, per bor, Peare—Per bor FLOUR AND SUGAR Flowr—t.0cal blends . 4 6 » HAY, GRAIN AND FEED © (Prices on Mixed Cnelends to Shipper, Bai Rolled and ground Onte-—Whole feed. 101 ted and ground, 76! Chicago Professor Will Speak at “U” Dr. Robert BE. Park will address | the Soctology club of the University | of Washington at a dinner given in} his honor Thursday evening. His subject will be Project of the Study Drug Company; in Kent, by Nasmyth ompany and ‘by jeading in every cit a tow! demonstrat: ru 637 First week—Adevtrlecment, you cleanse and tone your liver proptcly, dangerous, ex- pensive sickness may set in. Gives Quick Relief Get quick relief! Many here have of Oriental Immigration on the Pa. | cific Coast.”" eo LIKE A THUNDERBOLT = FROM ACLEAR SKY COMES THIS ANNOUNCEMENT After 22 years in business at’1020 and 1022 First A corner Spring Street, unable to satisfactorily adjust our lease—SO WE ARE FORCED OUT! “Palace Clothing Co. QUITS BUSINESS | We have but a short time to get out. Everything must be sold to the bare walls, includ- ing the fixtures—and this Gigantic UNBEATABLE|Gale Starts |TREMENDOUS PRICES BARGAINS E Tomorrow,9A.M. | ..° We Will Sell Regardless of Cost $1 19 69c FURNISHINGGOODS ee AND SHOES good ashe 48c At Prices Almost All kinds of Work Shirts .25¢ $1.48 Unbelievable For Store Closed —& DAYS— SLASHING DOWN PRICES Itwo immense] O IMMENSE FLOORS LOOK HERE! If you are skeptical an to the quality be- enune of much tre~ mendous low prices Come to thin He avineed biggest ana asm Event Everything Slaughtered Play Suits Boys’ Overalls .......2-+- Balbriggan Underwear ....... Good Quality Caps .. Hats from Window Display ... Fine Felt Hats 2.0. ccesee Extra Pants, hi grade. ...-.0- Heather Mixture Wool Sox . Ribbed Underwear ....--++ _.59c Walon Salis, aicess DOC in i Union rc 68¢é " $2.98 $1.98 Exira Heavy Hickory Shirts $1.69 Balls sees D198 Fine Dress Heavy Wool Proc. 14 c Shirts Work S0x.....c0.08 17c Fancy Fiber Silk Shirts Silk Fibre Heavy Canvas Gloves .. Flannelette 48c w-— $1.79 89c Instance Men’s 2 Pants Suits $15.85 Beautifully tailored, of the finest fabrics, and in many smart patterns and fancy mix- tures; you will buy at $15.85; and WONDERFUL OVER- COATS in the latest belted models at $12.85; also beautiful BLUE SERGE STAPLE SUITS at $11.85; other splendid Suits as low as $9.85; and OVER- COATS going at only $8.85; RAIN COATS, $4.85; BOYS’ GOOD SCHOOL SUITS at $1.98, or fine WORSTED DRESS SUITS at $3.48. Space will permit of only a few examples here, but you will find one of the largest and finest stocks in town in this fa- mous old store. +40 wkewes Hose Union Suits... Shirts ...cewenereve Fleece Lined Union Suits Suspenders at. Khaki Coveralls . All Leather Work Gtoves..e..-. Khaki Pants Khaki Shirts .-eeerewses SHOES Men's Heavy Grain Leather Work Shots, $2.85 all sizes....-. sack Bh sea Grade Dress Men's Munson ' $3. ‘45 Last Shots. . Men's Finest Dress Shoes, All Goodyear Welts; Best Me cnneesssss DOOD nang a ea 106s Leather 98c o sched dona, Tan ane t mee said 148 65 pairs only of Hi Grade Women’s Dress Shoes at, A BONA FIDE QUIT-BUSINESS SALE Your DOLLAR Will Buy More Than Ever Before at ,1020-22 First Avenue, Cor. Spring Street Palace Clothing Co. A Secret of Great Strength and | | Don’t Cheat Powerful Muscles Childhood of the benefits found only in Nature’s Pure RAW MILK The natural appetizing flavor; the health-giving ferments; the mild laxative qualities; and the Enzymes, the natural aids to digestion, are qualities of pure raw milk that are either altered or destroyed by “purifying” processes. Surely you are entitled to milk that gives you he benefits of “Nature’s Greatest Food” unim- paired, “Pure Milk Is Better Than Purified Milk” Jack Dempsey, World’s Heavyweight ience has now proved that your strength, ener, ance, that mysteri trength of these cells de pends absolutely on the that is, the’ built, just like @ house’ is built of boards and, Nature’s Greatest Food is RAW MILK Be sure you get the rich, wholesome, life-giving milk that Na- ture intended. The Raw Milk you buy from the dairies listed be- low is clean and pure, Your positive guarantee that the milk sold by these dairies is “Nature's Greatest Food,” is the fact that the dairies are regularly subjected to rigid inspection of the City Health Officers; and the cows are credited with health certificates from the City Health Department veterinarian. DRINK RAW MILK AND BE HEALTHY Order from the following dairy Milk—from healthy, contented cow en who produce Pure Raw Bellevue Farm Dairy Braeside Dairy, WE st-2717 Clover Ridge Dairy Evergreen Dairy, BE acn Empire Way Dairy Griffith Dairy Farm, BA st-5633 Foster Dairy Farm, WE st-2717 Juanita Dairy G. R. King Dairy Lakewood Dairy, Lafrancht Dairy, GL ndle-0362 Leschi Dairy, BE acn-1078 Maple Leaf Farm Dairy, BE acn-3695-R Maple Farm Dairy Maple Grove Dairy B. L. Mikkelsen Dairy, SU nset-5815 Merrymount Farm, GA rfid. Stewart Dairy Fai Sunset Dairy, GL ndle-1108 ‘athletes like Dempr wer ol iron in R SJ, Renton Dr. Park Is professor of soclolomr at the University of Chicago and is now on @ tour of survey. “Ture Milk Is Better Than Porified Milk”

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