The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1924, Page 6

PAGE 6 w Skidding Motorcycle Throws '« t1 ‘we! Religious Workers to Hold THE SEATTLE TAT rt DA i a ee ems nS OSES Sceepnnoee cag meamerees on ee COP INJURED Oe rece'Processore PLAN MEETINGS Cyntlaia Grey: GET BIG DINERS For Delicious Tea—Try This S. P.’s New Cars Enlarged Seald out a crockery tea pot and while Man on Street; Foot Hurt Holy Week Services | riance Departs for Distant City Without Ki plana-| for “Limited” Runs af daanine NARLADA™ ton eter nai | a ' = ‘Works tions, and Has Failed to Write—She Asks If En- required. Pour on freshly boiling gagement Should Terminate Upon His Return weter and allow to steep five minutes, ack fe aie then pour into another heated vessel Spa ane aeaanyd ogee BY CYNTHIA GREY ’ ‘ and serve. oy foot Weine . ‘ Dear Miss Grey has gone t ‘a r . the ¢ ’ t . ‘ and I ved him since he went « a ‘ ear the headqna |Muir Gets Tardy 5 not und s always written ordina PE qq y . . War Decoration! Reese * | away on p and his letter t emergency cal iw t ‘ Maj. Ge haries H. M ft t W. ILE p r.| Meant so mu rt) " I am very lonely ae mend n he I asked his brother why he did not give r Fires acraer uck p a and he said he was away on personal busine f f C wn wht he was t A must know. It all seems so strange to me, : s E. & H.C. COOK, MA tn-0000, EL jot-onse, DISTRINUTORS at ‘ t and am sure my love is returned coy fA ae = —= or - beg. eM Reve 4 ie . il be home. In anti r mont, aud if he . . ‘ Sacred Music Will Tong 3 pos 0 the pape tape Mf write during this e, hov ould eat him 1 re uteors we | e ; : 4 ' ‘ ng,| returns? Do you think I should break my engage a Be peter soft: Meany on Be School Program 7 huret It ig woman's lot to trust those she loves. You should | viae in t Nort ee gi B % pore accept the brother's explanation and withhold judgment un- cling fans radiate the atr i pac tiptoe til he returns. If you have never had reason to doubt him| ,7 m have suppiied with |atcal re ° ¥. W Quitting usiness Magee to Talk before you should not do 20 now. He may not explain hia|tiverwsre os new desten, SALE The United Furniture Co., 408-410 Pike St., Quits Business Each day our time {is growing shorter—thonusands of dollary i] «worth of furniture has been sold, but we still have a large stock to dispose of. The prices have been cut lower and we are posi tive our stock will not last long at these new prices. You positively cannot afford to pass up an opportunity of this i} kind; as customers remark to us, “We have shopped around, but il your prices are lower than we have found anywhere.” We know that a visit to our store will convince you to say the i} same. ar prices ly low. fed suite In a good grade cut velour, Including daven port r and rocker, upholstered in hair, full web bottom, | ay a cushions. A good value at $225.00. $159.50 Odd Davenports and Chairs at Cost RUGS An exceptional value in Axmin- eo A ster Rugs of good quality, $.2x10.8 Axmin- ittes. $27.75 rors. DOL 7O All Rugs at Enormous Reductions Very Neat Polychrome Lamp Bases Including Piano and Bridge Stands. We could not offer them so reasonable if we were quitting «..... DO«TO Beautiful Shades, cut as ROS aes 6 ba enw’ $5.75 You Cannot Afford to Pass Up Floor Covering at These Prices * ee a good quality, ie =: MN ceed els ees c = i Extra Quality Burlap Print, i Ais civ batae a ishives BY All the above advertised articles are exceptional values and there are many others too numerous to mention. COME AND SEE Sale Starts 9 A. M. Tomorrow Morning United Furniture Company 408-410 Pike St., Seaboard Bldg. f 4th and Pike St. Next to Seaboard Bank. A Woman’s Message to Women: Only a Woman Knows a Woman's Trials and Understands Her Need of Sympathy and Help | fa That is why hundreds of women giadly testify to f in relieving so much of the mi ‘wormenkind. if you are troubled with some of SENO FOR A FREE TEN DA with Length ged literature, Test Mrs. Somme, ed oe WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WISC. 1a reply to voor letter about featinent way ae lea torte t ia bo reo Fed more, bot to bri ferrite Tackachion idea sowl f Ms rks ina it le sn asd faint a ate ing the fi ile Peacoat te a ‘Mis. Wis. x KILMICHAEL, MIS8,, ft. 4. A] As you know, 1 have great aatierers Thabo toryode remedies [ ain wall'ta far'us tny old proathen 9 yj sae Le ree aaa ta revs ft the BF Ke adie ett Piranesi Tee ¥ vw men, od thal that : Uke LEA Rien, | THE SUMMERS MEDICAL CO., Women's Dept. 4%, South Bend, Ind. |f (2rs, Summers’ Remedies Are Sold At Leading Drug Stores.) | ; Me Advertisement. | i to Grade Union| business, but he should at least satisfy you that it was all) |FURNITURE| r. J. Ralph » ages w right. How you treat him upon his return, will depend largely upon his attitude. You should be able to judge by| 7 *-| that as to whether you should break off your engage ¢,)9 Ie | ers on Monday, Wednesday and | |*** bead le Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-| Growth | | Friday, from 1 to 2 p. a. and = « - ing, Antiseptic Liquid | on Tuesday and Thursday, from ve | 11 to 12 a. m, at her office In The Star builiding. 1309 Seventh | It is unnecessary for you to suffer with I tches, ! Ras SHUFFLING COLDS Anoint nose with Bronchitis Leaves a bad cough. So does “fia” and la se lingert A to ie healing the and 5 0 fa > tan o ung a mee vers Gt it tony CHAMBERLAIN'S fer | You certainly hs more attractive than the one pe 1 further distress. Zemo nod Pligg pdr Pants hespsedl folie ht A ed pee Ml ag a4 care al terther dtr. Som COUGH RILMEE Every user is a friend sible that you will grow any taller,| physical ATTENT (From the Seattle Star) PORTLAND, April 1.—Fourteen cases of typhoid, including three deaths, have been traced to a dairy out- side the city limits, selling wnpasteurized milk, city health authorities announced today. Several of those ill are not out of danger, according to the health bureau. (From the Portan Be Sure the Milk You Get Is muiies™ PASTEURIZED and SAFE Three recent deaths and ten existing cases of ty- 4 J : : 4 phoid fever were credited Portland is having a second epidemic traced directly to UNPASTEUR- Health. Officer Paris, LZED milk. The first outbreak from this cause resulted in more than 20 foday. eh ct deaths and scores of illnesses. Again, because of lack of vigilance, Portland pea aoe oe ee has another epidemic charged to UNPASTEURIZED - milk. Three persons made to locate the source are dead and 10 others ill, all caused by using raw milk. gre ed fie Pins Pasteurization is a guarantee against the “foot and mouth” epidemic now tewrized in the first place prevailing among cattle and human beings in California and other Southern I it wouldn’t have hap- states. pened,” he said. “It is being pasteurized The world’s best authorities declare Pasteurization is the one Safe way to handle milk: (From the Bellingham Dr. C. E. McCollum, Johns Hopkins University: hated “Pasteurization is positively necessary for all milk for the sake of safety. TYPHOID FEVER _It ig the only guarantee.” all now. TAKES HUMAN f ‘a : ; : HARVEST Dr. John D. Robertson, former Health Officer of Chicago: ; PORTLAND, Oregon, Complete Pasteurization of Chicago’s milk supply has effected a saving April 1. f (CAsioslatad of the lives of three hundred thousand babies each year.” -ress.) — Three persons . oras : at ee : 2 ‘ . a E ne ie Seat foe hes i ee ding, University of Illinois, internationally recognized au- : others ill of typhoid fever : : as the result at ot oe CB at a way of producing a safe city milk supply is to properly fb health authorities, Three pasteurize 1t. ; ergs the fen others Dr. M. J. Rosenau, Professor of Preventive Medicine, Harvard University: k onthe setae Mecieeee, Pasteurization is the cheapést form of life insurance that the customer a said officers. can take out. : ) Crescent Dairy Rainier Valley Dai A. Kristoferson, Inc. Royal Dairy as Independent Dairy Seattle Dairy Mayflower Dairy Pvt West Seattle Dairy Wildwood Dairy