The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1924, Page 3

MONDAY JAY 26, 1924 Counteract Your | ° Tendency toward Acid Mouth... By letting WRIGLEY’S give you relief, lasting joy and benefit. tHE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 THE GROTE-RANKIN CO, QUTO F KEGEL. Preasdent AND PIKE ST. HERE’S MORE ABOUT JAP BAN STARTS ON PAGE 1 | MARTINS ARE REUNITED } —_ FIFTH AVE. Just Arrived! - A New Lot of Women’s Dress Coats center of t pr Yo allen ineligible to citizensht shall be adinitted to the t ‘The effect of this provision ts t bar, t w, all Je } @ It removes the food particles that nati trendy are pavent | i lodge in the teeth and cause fer- ig ¢9.38 Ciiteen. if mentation and decay. It WASHES LA ND DECISION Manufac- the mouth and teeth, counteracting | turer's Samples the acidity that does so much damage. While Seattle antiJap leaders re exujtant at th tion of Presd. Coolidge in signing . the | IS UPHELD UNUSUAL 1 law, was denied reversal taken Sunday, VALUES! Bellingham, shows Maj. Martin, world flyer, reunited to Mrs. Martin and their son, Bobby. ° * on ct . AE TINS TOMS ALNNS) AT, Witiaine, of the A. B, Will Priced for ie: Samal fams & Co, real estate brokers, Quick M F d sk d be convicted under’ the ate ant Clearance 4 under the state anti / ore Freedom Aske in the state supreme court, when | for the School Children #sr.s='s0s"en At Washington, the United States supreme court held that a Seat tle city ordinance denying pawn- broking licenses to aliens was de- clared invalid. The court held that | the ordinance violated a commercial | tre with Japan result of the decision, it is Japanese pawnshops will up thruout the city, unless other restrictive legislation is passed |by the city council. Prosecuting Attorney Douglas, and his chief deputy, Ewing D. Colvin, were highly pleased at the conduct of President Coolidge in signing the jexclusion act, | “The next most important duty,” Douglas said, “is to rigidly enforce state antialien land laws. The up. holding of the conviction of Williams will be @ great help to us in enfore ing this law.” Williams was fined $50 by Judge A. W. Frater when a jury found him | Remedy for Conditions Is Seen in New Suggestion From Teachers BY G. LUCTLLE BUTLER ation h woly f y after every meal $ AQ This selected group of Coats comprises fine twills, charmeen, covert and weaves of this character in the season's preferred color range: Navy - Black - - Greystone - Slate | | These Coats in styles with long, straight lines, also | | cape effects, are trimmed with fur trimming of Viatka Squirrel. Braiding in artistic effect, fringe and | scarfs appear at intervals. They are all beautifully tailored and lined through- out with silk. is prescribed by dentists and doctors. Says one dentist: “If chewing gum is used regularly it will result in a noticeable benefit to the teeth.” Get your WRIGLEY benefit today. nm made to the P.T. 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