The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1924, Page 16

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Before—to get buck to bu: I—What were we t low I'm all mixed “You were apming the waddle | qins remimded sea Wuse on Continued) by Seattle Star) To Be (Copyright, 1 Mis- quacket | Bring Body From “Il was walking along H i ee ween oe Chicago Hospital Sidney King, only br landed plump right on David Rodgers, of Sea id yelled, “Save me! Oh, save | Mrs. Albert Chase, of F 4 It gave me such @ turn that|/Wash., died tn a hospital at Chi wonder I skidded 20 inches out |cago, Ii, the morning of March y right across traffic and|17 from the effects of an operatior tin soldier's horwer* |The remaing were to arrive on Friday evening and rubber dog. [services will be held at Bon eclared | son company’s pariors Sa at 1 ofc Eu wooden waddle duck ery “Please step this way, Mra. Pinjas rake View ce: * ordered Mister Fura} “and tell us why you fell on Wooden waddle duck and threw arms around his neck and |‘ ears ago and was ound the asked him to save you. Up walked the pincushion lady,|Rodgers, the world's ma spreading so far |Dullder. ey Military Training Camp Offices Here Citizens’ military training headquarters have b the veterans’ bureau Foarth ave. Camp: camp tash! “We know all about that.) Worden. Information You farget that that was before| them may be obtained got al! dusty and were thrown! quarters Ounces for (mete then 2 pound ond 0 ball fore Dae OO WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Finer Texture and Larger Volume in Your Bakings ; Millions of Pounds Used by the Government THE STAR’S BIBLE COUP Twe distinct: styles of this wonderful Book of Boeks have been adopted for this great news- aper Bible distribution, One is the far-famed Letter Bible (Christ's exyings printed in red for immediate identification), and the Black Print Bible for those whe prefer that style. 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