The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1924, Page 2

THE EATTLE STAR OND Member Amer fetes Pom HONEYMOON SUITES]. | Wor Metigr Am Fruit Crop Hard Hit by Frost, Is Experts’ View Damage Tota! Subject or of Argument, Tho, ey ‘ ' in Valley Aiki w HiMP SRATTLE : . . Ss pb confronted with the problem of furnishing her home the STANDARD fee F - oe % To Dog Fanciers completely, the June Bride may well pause for a moment reputation for an unlimit eT he crest was c : os oe SG ve ee. pose eo et and hopefully invoke the interest of new in-laws and newer, better type , out t their heads wt a) Gunaay taprenaiah=tieet your Uaketie iong-time friends, to the end that Furniture may pre ais Riecituce but ( y cop pene . ay the m t nd wet up yelping howling when my dominate in the gift list, The wonderful advancement in pe calerhics , ’ —.. > ie : ay red people esting peacefully, Of course the commotion ts furniture designing that marks the new from the old i furniture And t is t wi , ge } The f practical in ay city, thle day of dietistinn & ledeiciny OF sameatt teenie more than an artist's attempt at delightful variety. The with the Bride’s graetful approva I = eitishbnene thet. eoneans the publie aelain real appeal is in its comfort and suitability. Bride of June ta ( Kansas City Doctor CHIRY SEATTLE _ Invents New Truss manne upholstered : f | opr : ' |New Discovery Heals Rupture | Without An Operation. gain without shipping 4 drop are not built that w Therefore, unless you ty Getler y headmg & slow procession with sad music, when you go out in * style exactly as pletured. W Kafsas Gity, Mp. (Special frail craft, if you can't be still, be gosh awful careful, tassels, Several new, attr phew discovery which. experts agree, | CHIEF BERATTLE tive and very desire pat has mo equal for curative efferts in a Bes ternw of tapestry or velour t Tcomplishment of the well-knowa To Sheriff Starwich BY sir Hernia Specialist Andrews. Dear Matt 1 note you ma ell pr the f the Puget Bound for the wee $934.H, Koch Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Power, Co, to patiaty tax dalue. How at mye Oh pampetnn chalr or ro davenport sThe extraordmary success of this | « for kindling we fnew method proves that it holds | and heals a rupture. It welghs only P. B.—The wife wants to know how much you'd charge for enough 75 50 wire for a clothesline, too. CHIEF 8EATTLI ag no ek ett, no, ke To Herb Evison, Natural Parks Association Straps, no steel t and is as] Outdoor ¥ soetie “ha peta " i able as @ light garment Li f with the president's Betis vedarces < terete sl parts in Ina yest’ cinfenae ith the, prudent com sie _ this 6-piece Se es ore, ee | | site sain er oo My | ‘dining room Fuptures, from. which the fered for years. Jt is D Ambition to have every Re To Patrolman 5. E. Jennings suite: very Person enjoy the quick Worry over ‘ 1 te sald to be the cause of fort and healing power of Nis dis ide of Mra, Zelma G You swore out @ warrant on mere covery, and he will send it on free | n, turned tt se down, but found no boos. T LOW PRICED! trial to any reader of The Star who . oves again that » officers have no right to force their w ! writes him. He wants one person | " q terrortae the pants and bring shame on t sin each ignecenton te when Be] J. G. Marshall sath sail : be Shed ouabs an refer. If you wish to be rid of|ruined. Only Mi fraction of the CHIE SEATTLE Tupture for good, without an opera-|average s4eld will be shipped this ES tion, take advantage of the doctor's |season. The apple crop was not hit|To Jack Dempsey free offer. Write him today jso hard. ‘The more optimistic ranch Dear Champ: T hear rumors that the little god of love has sent Vertisement rs estimate that the frost killed jus’ eet ete baeet th dart thru your manly besom, Weil, uch tn 1x a will dine price to a place where it will maki ou've got to take @ chance, Jack CHET with a als to Erases Wrinkles in bag sec ye with extremely plea If such is the case this will only ing, graceful is vk |To the Knights of Columbus Less Than 15 Minutes ue when an average is « Combination walnut. the ranchers. Som: Dear Order: The minstrel show that you are going to produce this Large 60-in. buffet. } wits iene ne aren 10.00 week ought to be a corker, You've got the talent and the pep. You 12 xter Sami the vattson he : jwill have a larger crop t ought to draw a big house CHIEF SEATTLE 2x48-in., exten- had last year ae . ” It ta digtieult yet to make an exact)To Aquatic Fans moleskin seat.d €auee ft produc LN er oman gti phn ths geld ranage Dear Kindred 1 again the bathing beaches will be teemin ing chairs. Exactly as Rute of powdered tarkroot, one spoonful, | unofficial tabulation of the yleld he @ to sound during the daylight hours, How well I remember the week. China cabi- Geel lemon juice, one spowntyl. In your | UDOC Ce a ke odien of my people cleaved the water in the da , he firror, bef! ean —_ er Ay > b r runs threaded the forests around Lake Washington. Nott > extra, "| peaches, 690 « 150 more beautiful than the copperskinned, lithe Indian boy In hin ee ee a en op is oth, unions it te the fainusired and gracefy! white girt in her this 3 iece h fe x sult F SeAT as far better than that produced by but 70 per cent of the average crop CHIEF SEATTLE rkroot J# #9/ the estimate for pea: rifliew: lees than tntes | the average, for peaches 40 pe conte when purchased in the ori of the average and cherries, 7 Package at any drug mere.—Advertise- | cont of the average. ‘The district surrounding Naches apparently suffered most from the | frost in the Yakima district. Some) of the growers do not expect to have oes more than a dozen boxes of apples on |'To Myself 50 thelr places, i. ly neeited as | Im the Wenatchee valley no at Dear One: If you only knew what a conceited ass you were, you'd — ever write this co! y Indi ho haw the nerve to te! 0 tempt has yet been made to estimate| 2¥er Write this column, Any Indian who hay the nerve to tell @ lot | Of white folks where to get off certainly has imbibed too freely of the crop, other than an unofficial fig-| ° ee set by J. G. Marshall, horticul he permeating fiquid. Your comments are terse and to the polnt y J. . 4 % sometimes, They are pointe ut, afte P a pasing = | turist, of a yield of 66 2-3 per cent metimes. They frequently are pointed. Hut, after all, dearest, 1 a most pleasing and dis 80 per cent of eo ae es, Soe Tee . , 1 POdTOOIN suite to an 10. Seattle voters will remember ur duty as you saw It and less our duty s leo that rae arta Sate ree ease ont: te reel valine CHIEF SEATTLE Var tha bracsee atk you're a pretty good fellow even if you do peddle the bunk a tinctive Colonial design "§| According to Marshall, the soft pe CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘thin 4 | i | fruit erop in the valley ix gone. On r| sa a ta in either combination |a fow will be able to ship any. The|1o the Husky Crew mahogany or combina- frost also hit Wenatchee valley Dear Oarswingers: Somehow or other, 1 simply can’t refrain from the repotation gor} Streaks, however, so there area few) writing you letters. This time I want to tall you that I am behi SGuare desling of the old reliable | crowers who will have a full yield. | you, cigars and all, and am hoping to vee you clean up in the Dent, tion walnut. Large at roomy dresser and chif- a pur experts There is a tendency thruout the} If am sure that all the Northwest is with me. Good luck. men - or bed i ae ‘See $8 Oe ES SET entire district to over-estimate the CHIEF SEATTLE forette, SpOmtel UF ¢ - sf your mouth and give you @ | average damage done by the frost, Saati exceptionally attractive. a ntl g oars contend. They say| this ts being dove to encourage | 10 Blackie Fadden Chair extra. Special Remember thie—this office bas Dear Diver: You're some artist. And when I say artist, 1 it cel higher price for the crop. Fos ya IT mean | for the week. fn one location for 32 years, Not every man can be lnger or a great painte | ‘That's pretty good proof that we ~ ey man con & great singer or a great painter, hut to those fave satisfied. eur pationte gad otecd en ee a ee who rise to the top: of their profession or their specialty, to them d our work. We'll be right } belongs the term, artist CHIE BEATTLE. Pity ‘Ska pear yet | mi 3 Itali j wat ” ? | -- - = = _ = Beatai Offices To Ole Hanson | talian period | Dear Ole: Who'd a thought that you'd be called a “hors cr | i ini rs || 6-piece d i piece dining ®, we all know ft ian't true and are hoping you'll sell all the | : room suite— 15750 —an unusually attractive interpretation of the Italian period. Exactly as pictured. Combina- tion walnut, 60-in. buf- fet. 44x54-in., 6-ft. extension table. 8 din- ing chairs and 1. serv- ing chair with velour seats. Special for the week. China Closet 46.50 extra, and the white elephants, too | | Lift Off-No Pain!|+, Al Jolson wornenruni oka | Dear Al; See that you're coming to the Mot this week. That's fin I'l try and get a Jimmy to see you, Lord knows, the price of a t will cost plenty ¥ Seattle's waiting to seo you, Al, They like your burnt cork bi F snappy monologues, your Ke elf. I'm saying “Hello” for Seattle CHIE nd SEATTLE. | |To Senator Norris De son “k enator: Why did you get all het up when Mrs. E. A. Edmund ded" you about that kiss down in Alabama? You haven't a guilty conselence or something to b have you? If not, then you ought to have amiled at the absurdity of the | raving about nothing. |To the Oil Station Robber Marauder; You have lots of nervo, old fellow. but It doesn't pay to | dabble in ofl very long. You're going to get caught xoone: when the boys whose stations you robbed hear about it to have a lot to say to you. CHIBE Shar ‘To Lindon B, Pentz Dear Sir: Good luck to you In your trip up the Al | your wife and babe in an open catboat. It should be a real adventure statements Instead of N¢ SEATTLE CH SPATTLE | Miss Abby Rockefeller Dear Abby: It's dangerous business to step on the gas even it you | ter of a multi ‘millionaire, 1 sentenéé, but remember that public opinion may to your father’s riche Go eany, next time CHIEE mohair and velour upholstered suite— seats, back and arms, the parts subject to most wear are covered with mohair outside back and outside arms covered with velour. Several ANY are the eyes that ara turned to gaze with keen a tmiration on the well developed, healthy girl no matter where sha © Woesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little yd Lease the Bir tpt ae Wreezone"’ on an aching corn, in oughfare or gliding gracefully stantiy that corn stops hurting, then | over the dance floor, shortly you lift it right. off with| 1° Walter Hassenpflug } Of course the judge gave you | & suspen bow | P10) , | < ‘ rs Phe peur ry All eyes turn because we all ap- fingers. Dear Walter: 1 envy you being able to go about all summer clad | patterns’ to: select hee ‘ bs ‘ / | cal ca, bat Preciate the girl with the figure Your druggist selis a tipy bottle of | Mly in a bathing sult. ‘There's many a time during the hot weeks that | ay ape ak hpi 9 q ey #0 firm and pi the girl with “Freezone” for a few cents, sutti-| 1'0 like to do the same thing. Besides, you have shown to the we ld Poth wen, obnntese ot) ae : , cheeks that cient to remove every hard corn, soft| that Puget sound sunshine is the greatdst cure vet bts comfy spring cushions, spe ‘earry a touch of roses from na- clal for the week corn, or corn between the toes, and| CHIBF SBA’ n | fure's own garden—the girl with| the foot calluses, without soreness or ~— saci a ns | chair or rocker davenport the spariding eyes, keen and stuarp Irritation —Advertisement To the Young Men’s Business Club 75 5775 @ girl wi uoyancy and t es swing ot youth, if | Dear Fellows; Here's hoping your excursion to Alaska ts a success. | 93/9 1 — MY fetemailly-ani out-ctdocs! 3 | Tm gind to see you go North and boost your home town. | girl. Just a girl with ever in- Fi BATT pact creasing blood cells. Just a girl CRE BET MARTH IS RRR Sr rey _ 7 . fed with tho ‘im ait vigor ot chalet ar Qin RRR || TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW! youth. BREMERTON CHARLESTON pologizes for Doatacript aald: “All my belong. thiy department is devoted exclusively to the sulo of traded-in furniture, discontinued patterns and slightly shopworn samples taken 8. ab fea rad ri} rs) Passenger und Auto EY Suicide Trouble |." MY* '" sven to Alex Camp: from our display floors, If you have any furniture, stoves or rugs you wish to dispose of und trade for new, phone MA in-0tl4, increa: 8, ie 5 ie rom Colman Dock bell, State hotel. He has my with Leaving & note of apology to his| which was made today.'* jlandldy, C. 1, Hallenbeck, 58, : locked himself in a clothes clonet of | his room at 215 Clay at. Saturday night and turned on the gas, ‘The body was found by the landlady Sun-| when she discovered the note on| Exchange Annex, and our appraiser will eall and give you an estinate, means restored strength—rekin-| dled vitality—added encrgy. Take| [*] 8. B. 8, and watch the bloom of Fy | youth return to your cheeks. Watch| [*} tabi that flabby, ill nourished flesh fade | im away before flesh that 1s firm and; Drive Your Plump. Red blood cells will do it} and 8. 8. 8. will bufld them, It Verrier, Noute to Hood al, Olymple Peninsula, 1 eee, ia ry Moran hi Fad ee ts eit” Gren re] Je In Hallenbeck's ea uy el F U R N | T U R E Cc O. hd y HO. “Tam sorry to cause this trouble," iA Be sarin Ia sible sonnet Pier Kotate tes atemea ooh! atlenbecke rote, “but, fume call thi aly eh j L. SCHOENFELD & SONS | coroner and the Moone lodge and tell (00M FORA FOUNDED 1864 SEATTLE TACOMA Second Ave, at Pine St. 1, Schoenfeld & Sons them it way deapondency. The lodge will attend to the funeral and have |f iny ody cremated, Good-bye, old | world,’