The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1924, Page 3

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| REORGANIZATION ee eb D This M Jewelry and Silver Wares at Bona Fide Reductions For a Short Time Previous to Reorganizing and Remodeling THE ALBERT HANSEN JEWELRY STORE We Are Offering [5% to 333% DIAMONDS and JEWELR MEN’S AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCH. THAT WILL KEEP TIME — SOLID AND PL: {TED SILVER CLOCKS — BEADS, ARE r Regule LADIES’ BAGS ALL INCLUDED IN THI LE, 1518 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine ALBERT HANSEN’ Presents a Most Unusual Opportunity to Purchase Really Fine Quality WATCHES — WRIST SILVER flannel rolls and b S Y AND hit a Watta wee at er SS ee ee selena TILE To Seattle Police Force t t ~w, CHIEF SE To Chief of Police Severyns EATTLE ‘ 2 ry ter CHIEF To U. of W. Engineering Students ting and expe « CHIEF SEATTLE To Master Leo Eckes € . i ‘ a . : ote c in ps ATTLIE To Morey Wiesfield, Deputy Sheriff STORE OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. To Employes of the Auditor's 8 Office » bad that your omic position is much that you age to place your plaints before a properly qualified } Since none of you appeared to complain, would it not be grace ful for you to hold your peace in the f instead of writing anon stters of protest? SEATTLE CHIEF \To the Weather than were carried a year ago, D. W. Henderson announced in his report for the month, on file Monday The total carried F The February, Supt restraining the Liv Jers’ association fr nd boycott | Winslow today granted a temporary | injunction asked by the government | © Poultry De m fixing prices dealers outside the} og poy EE = lendly Elen Some weeks ago I observed that a contrart ars Carr: | from $458 739.33 to $494,785 | meas would undoubtedly be shown by you when apringtime and outing rey P y a Sal ramectina ia tougeat _ Stop Price-Fixing 1) tate eames have enjoyed auch: splendid weather this’ wint ore rassengers '"«« s was shown, the figures a compl time is misplaced. But give us the bad wea More passengers w carri being $400,811.05 n February, 1923 y Poultry Body! | now, during April, that sunny days In May and June may tnvite my February by the municipal r and $391,107.25 this year, NEW YORK, April 7 Tutlge| people to the great outdoors, where nature still struggios gravely hmenta of man. A trip to the mounthinas is invigor. {rational and everyone should have that privilege and CHIEF SEATTLE. nat the enc: i and in ure. |To Seattle Police ‘Those among you who have encouraged lawlessness and vice Natoral Remedies Dr. Wo, Chinese Doc- tor, Herb Speciatist, compounds the Chinese Nature Herbs, root soe cifle for atomac: ache, colds, rheur nervousness, — catarrh, cough and blood dis- orders Treat with na- y might collect tribute should take warning from the prenent inty in your department. An honest officer In one of . noblemen thease days. The present biatus in your department ts mer@y a begt Seattle will demand an honest police foree, and what my people ually get CHIEF SEATTLE. ant they ‘tu To the Baseball Season Dear Season: You are the harbinger of lazy days that are to come | when it will be so hot that the office will be closed down and everyone will repair to the ball park for a couple of hours’ enjoyment, You ture here. No drugs, inese Medicine Ce, cr NEW CLASSES Private lessons professional teacher! and Bridgework Cut to With Our Regular 15- Year Guarantee Finest ha an PUBLIC DANCES every Wednesday and Saturday eve. || 4 largeat orche bring with you tho great national game, Welcome, baseball season. We're glad to see you come around. CHIEF SEATTLE. |To Fred V. Williams Dear Author; Where in the name of Mi that's Imaginative did you get that “Beacon Hill Mystery” plot? I have been following your hero and have already started to try to get him out of the hands of the Amazons. It's a good story, Williams, CHIEF SEATTLE To the Footballers e | Dear Warriors: You may enjoy the enormous pleasure of scrim | mage during the springtime as well as the fall, On my part, I would | rather ait in my tepee and bead wampum. It doesn't require so much | exertion CHIEF SEATTLE |To Bobby Harper Dear Bobby: Here's hoping that you bring the junior welterweight | champlonahip to Seattle. Pinkey Mitchell in a clever boxer, but there are many who think that you can wrest his title from him. In the dozen years you have boxed In Seattle and the Northwest you have always been a credit to the game, So, here’s luck! CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Street Department ' Dear Department; The other night, while standing at Westlake SO NOW IS THE TIME While Our Prices Are Cut in Half Come In and see for yourself we not doing che: the same high-class work, using the best materials DR, H. 0. DANFORD, Mgr. SECOND AVE. AND JAMES ST. because we give we must, higher price, As a matter of | We sell so mucl If you don't Henry Ford! Can you afford to take chanées with your teeth and health when four Persons out of every five past 40,and nds younger, have Pyorrhea? Far better to play safe against such odds. Forhan’s For the Gums is a tefreshing tooth paste and a Pyor- thea preventive as well. Use it m twice daily. More than a tooth paste it checks pesca te 35¢ and 60c in tubes Byeglaases- Fitted one of by the for And you can Paid.” Theresa— Wrong Again!’ of necessity, believe Dr. O. J. “Pay LOT of good people are under the impression that Mberal Credit ask a fact, the con- trary in the fact. hh more—that the increased business enables us to sell for leas, in business—is everything. Votume— it—ask Here you may get the finest Taylor, emost Vision Specialists in the West, BURNETT BROS. 909 Second Avenue Which Is Hetween Madison and Marion Streeta as You Are and Pine, one of your water wagons slipped up on a group of people waiting for a car and doused them with water. Seems to me these rivers might give a little warning toot on thelr klaxon when they tee that people are not aware of thelr presence. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Lillian Gish Dear Mian Gish: After viewing you in a dozen big productions I am of the opinion that you are the greatest actress yet developed by the sereen. Of course, many think that Nazimova is the movie's greatest artist, but she gained most of her experience and fame as a stage star. CHIEF SEATTLE To the Husky Crew Men: You are going to experience your first big trial of the season Saturday when you race against California on Lake Washingtom The eyes of a nation will be upon you, will be watching to see what you do. If you win, Paris and Poughkeepsie are just around the corner, If you lose, there are other years to build for. The Northwest has faith in you and fn your coach, Russell Callow, Tho Northwest knows you will acquit yourselves nobly. CHIEFY SEATTLE. To David F. Davies Dear Sir: I see that you produced another fine Broadwa high school last Friday and Saturday, Congratulations, Mr. Davies, on your opera and on your long servico ns director of music in Seattle high schools. CHIEF SEATTLE, To the Rainier Road Openers Dear Folks; Sunday you put on overalls and opened the Last Halt Milo of road into the grandest old mountain in the West. Now, my children in Seattle will have 75 miles less to travel to its base. ‘That means that more of them will visit Rainier park and be able to spend more time there. It does them good to be able to get back to nature lke that. Thank you. CHIEF SEATTLE. mic opera at \To G. O. P. Wenatchee Delegates Dear Boy! ris: I notice that the convention at Wenatchee Saturday was ‘That is, almost. From reports during the past few years I'd almost come to belleve that the white men’s conventions were just places for congenial drinking, like the old potlatches of my I must have got a wrong slant. CHIEF SEATTLE people. To Northwest Lumbermen forhans FOR THE GUM 18 Yenrn Dr. Nothwell Optometrint At Low a Glasses eee That Are RIGHT Prices Rothwell Optical Co, 227 Union Street A Third ass News reaches mo that, with the market for lumber curtailed, you are planning to Work short #hifts, rather than cut wages. That's Our | fine. Cutting wages Is bad business, ‘The higher wages are, ‘within Modern |! season, the better for the country. I hope soon all your mills will be Methods running full blast again, The nation must have tune and Um sure will the slump is only temporary. Phobos New Glacial Park | JAUN D ICE of your Is Contemplated the direct { Bile. me eile fee incor bay of Alma, togetr See the seine Win ugeuns oleae | aad TMi a heres Web. vecipoin | PLANTEN'S 2D MILI. lwithdrawn from settlement and homestead entry today by ah @x-! ecutive order, issued by President Cool upon recommendation of | a HAARLEM 1] Secretary of the Interior Work. The object of the withdrawal to permit investigation an to the ad- yisability of Including the whole or part of the area within a national monument, because of the important ‘glacial formations in the bay, se fate + in Capsules 14] which Nas proved successful for Kidney and biadder troubles, Tn the “Med MIN" trademark on the pavk« nee, Take no other, Guaranteed genu ine. {ported or money back, At all leading drugginte. 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The car turned over and hung, teetering on the brink of the drop, near the high trestle across the canyon. Shelden, who Proposals will be received by the eau of Supplies and Account: tment, W lock a. m., April 1 late pape to the Navy Y et Sound, Wash. Apply for proposals to the Officer, Navy Yard, Puget Yash. or to the Bureau of piles and Accounts. DAVID TER, Paymanter General of the white shoes, be ke a Aean fc se partied had dates. Aide eareand dry cleaner rin epee oiig, ep heey ps s instantly, no odor remains. THE PERFECT DRY CLEANER, All Druo Stores 35% ) ManyBusiness Folk know that SCOTTS EMULSION Increases Energy Thousands have only begun to realize what Scott’s can be to them in strength a vigor. Try Scott’s! Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J, 23-53 A! says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known was returning from the Sportsmen's club road-building expedition, crawled out, with his dog, practically unhurt, The car wag wrecked. “TIZ” FORTENDER, SORE, TIRED FEET . Ah! what relief. 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During these years he gave to his patients a pre- scription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will know them by thelr olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause } @ normal action, carrying off the waste and poisonous matter in one's | eystem. | If you have a pale face, sallow | look, dull eyes, pimples, coated | | FYFE i EYE) tongue, headaches, a listless, no-good | feeling, al] out of sorts, inactive bow. els, you take one of Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly for a time and | Fy bt note tho pleasing results, I ‘Thousands of women and men take | fq Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the suc: | by Navy y Yard cessful substitute for calomel—-now | Ey Colman Doe and, hen, dust tolkeep, them fit we And J0c.—Advertisement, ITH the season so near, it is just the right time to fill your needs— especially ean find such attrac- If you are going to make your Summer Frocks it is an oppor- begin at once— then you will have ample time 86-inch Punjab Percale in new cretonne designs, stripes, checks and dots; the yard ..........800 33-inch Shirting Mad- ras, in stripes and fig- ured effects; a depend- able quality; yard. ..29¢ 36-inch Mercerized Nu- ponge in a complete line of new colors; yard.59c 38-inch Imported French Ratine in many new col- ors, beautifully finished, +. $1.00 36-in. Imported Ratines —new patterns from France and Belginm—~ among them are plaids, checks, striped and plain $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50 —First Floor EXTRACTION apes DAILY Our whalebone rubbet, which the roof of one mouth Gum Lyke Rubber, a perfect $10.00 49 to 12 Sunday OHIO DENTISTS Second Av. and University St. : Luna Park swimming pool 11:30 200 Extra Ti Siturtiag ants ‘suns " ALIEN mat ca Sa en sae ‘Sand SPECIAL SiGiir SERVICE bd from eh to Bremerton Sat- pf | rasseny Yuming Round Trip. [) Route fy MA in-2223

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