The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 11

“SECTION Two | "he seattle star | PAGES 11 TO 20 | RATTI RSDAY, APRIL 17, If 3 = oe Tog 2p ene aay gees Vets’ Bureau Men o ‘ | ae . j Rail Men Predict ‘ Steel k ingers « Bandie. Pathos SPECIAL W FE ’ Must Be Courteous Radio Among Leading __ Bis Tourist Trade “Worl rt s Most Miders Mill” at Anacortes Is Example of FOR ACTORS anciode Industries, Says Babson ry Progressive Mechanic April 20-2 Brig & r tot the Chicage &. Norte ee gage lg Sl Pata America Will Spend $350,000,000 on ee aries = Se Equipment This Year eres ee < better tan * Benefit for Vaudeville Murderer to Seek " . ray eg e Freedom Thru Writ »*.,"" , Boight, of Kels ber 14, He pleaded gullty Marci ws for this t members of the sion are tn Only Two Days More for the | seperes payee a aa Red Letter Bible An oh 1 be for the unp Sears rec eeeeeec cs I ee HOT CROSSE | a : BUNS | Baked to the same High Standard of Quality as Butter-Nut Bread, Your Grocer can supply you. April 17, 18 & 19 *_Not How Cheap, But OH! How GOOD TUUUUUUVUUEAUAUAUAEAVUAEA AEA RE t the ¢ he va Greer Sought as " Possessor of Gin Los ANGELF pri ul me of M comedienn: nt on for boots nt for rad urths of thi ple, includin novelties 8 carrier, sivaddling. a load of laaher and transporting it across an\>™ r dock with the heavy load gripped in its steel Tenders, Frank Jacobs, Photographer Here is a Anacortes lu eee TEAM, electricity and gnsolineare ingeniously ‘Co-operating today at “the world’s most up-to-date mur | ber mill,” now fn operation on Bur. roughs bay, near Anacortes. Mor8| than 100 electric motors are used in| the plant operat Every known | time and labor device—and a few extra ones d by P. F, Norman, supe Jent-—have been Dulit Into the First loaded al TT t of lumber ts being | he Cascade, of the! E.K.W nber company's fleet, at the dock, for California trade. From the mainoband saws to the hold of the Cascade, the: tim r trayely less than 100 yards, say e ah immense amount of handling aid time. ‘All thru the mill the lumber fs} scientifically routed, so that, from | the time a log is hauled from the, spend until Jt émerges as a pile of} finished lumber, the operations never top. "The plant makes its own ite Durning waste wood. By this method power {s furnished consid erably cheaper than it can be pro duced by water power, The mill consumes 1,200 horsepower. The largest motors, each of 400 horse- power, run the headband and the edger; the smallest is only 1% orsepower. It runs a saw hoist ‘An instance of time saving ts the ew mill's practice of trimming be fore resawing. Many tills resaw and then trim, making many more operations. In the yard Ross carriers, whieh | tan pick up 3,000 feet of lumber and roll it along at 20 miles an UNTTHUUUUUULUUAATGa Fresh Vegetables and Fruits When every day you may choose your spring favorites from— Enjoy this wide range of FOOD PRODUCTS under the Dependable HAPPY HOME Label— FRUIT SALAD u st of the k. The appt . fein travvelicg APRICOTS rane and a sities, operated ty | BLACKBERRIES The. ml has a 26-year run of CRANBERRY SAUCE PY! timber before {t. It was constructed RANBE 3 fore tt Th GRAPES by the E. K. Woot Lumber com HIGHEST GRADE GRAPE FRUIT LOGANBERRIES pany, and, when complete, will be ene of the most modern in the FOOD PRODUCTS world, company officers say. | PEARS : ae ea PEACHES Good Friday Meet ; PINEAPPLE “BETTER THAN THE FRESH” Slated by Parish| Received at 113 Cherry St, Seattle, Wash. S244, tun og au 10 oF PLUMS RESH St. John’s parish, West Seattle, | RASPBERRIES —the Verdict of Thousands will hold a Good Friday service, ren- NAI26 65 NL STRAWBERRIES 3 Mikendtheosieeceduaeiresgnasant ICHOKES i i i i 4 “tne “seven Last Words” willbe | HENRY G YOUNG ASPARAGUS Now that Spring bursting into Biven'at the evening service, begin. | ning at 8 o'clock. | STRINGLESS BEANS GREEN LIMA BEANS bloom, but before spring green- 114 SEATTLE, WASH BUTLER DRUG C0’S WILL COOPERATE WITH YOU TO PROMOTE THE SALE OF TUXEDO blab foods become plentiful, learn how richly ; i SHIRTS IN SEATTLE BY GIVING YOU THE LOT OF SILK SHIRTS BELECTER CORN ON COB good, wholesome and tasty are HAPPY cae fear AT YOUR OWN PRICE YHICH WE WIGH TO EMPHASIZE 16 OVER TEN PERCENT CARROTS: HOME CANNED VEGETABLES, BELOW RAW COST WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THEY ARE TO BE OFFERED CAULIFLOWER If Better Drugs Were Sold : . 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