The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1924, Page 3

JUNE 2, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 THE GROTE-RANKIN GO 770 F. KEGEL, Preatdent FTH AVENUE AND PIKI Mayor Asks Millions = [ATTACKED | MONDAY THE BON MARCHE 3 'Barcain BASEMENT JUST ARRIVED! NewSummer| DRESSES eee See for Seattle Projects \nnual Message Also Demands Several Departments Be Revamped On an Entire Carload of Congoleum Rugs ATO other floor cov- A pay (ALD fee can boas re kieo 3 fn nee AL ; j —— tremendous Congoleum Rugs | For some time past Tae a A | Babe One Victim of Waters |ent poate of « t : we have been selling & Others Are Rescued eae co. ; Edward Payson Westo Congoleum tums @ -"? fos « “ae: borid-Vamous. 86+ vear-o faster than we could x! feur rs sp sk’ ¢ 2 nen | Hiker, who was the victim of repl to meet ’ caulpmont. of the{t mysterious attack at h t demand 4 owning ec renee cacaPink | puget Sound Light & Power Co., in home, Kingston, N. Y 4 we are now stocking fot fu mad rush band of men, armed with *y aoa guns, clube and atone ersity| Opened an assault upon the no by| veteran pedestrian and dur- « Co bling the melee Weston we | shot and slightly wounded, Assuring Our Customers All Sizes sity 6 8 noe compa was drowned when i near Salem. His he Cedar river hen & awit « : ee ae Paty All Patterns < drowned in ©* ap 10,000, ae a EK creck, near Drain, Ore, while {Proved y and shoud | LT Health Results Lowest Prices On First Quality Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs ee teow nerd bate ed in Blaine Suicide Unknown to his companio flover, 11, drowned tn the Willam:| The nd large construction| BLAINE, June z.—Harry Fox cite river near Cottage Grove. He project, the construction of a tun-| mitted suicide by hanging himself bad gone swimming and was not 8,500 feet long, to tap Cedar| here yesterday. Ho had been tn {il jmiseed until some time after thy |lake and provide a reserve hydro iteagety. of 20,000 horsepower | Two-yearold James Spleen, Quar-|at Cedar is also urged. The ry, Wash, drowned tm an Irrign-|estimated co $1,000,000. jtiea ditch near Ellensburg. His| Twenty motorcycle police and 20 ‘patents, Mr. and Mra. John H.|patrolmen are urged by the mayor. m: 9x9 feet ......$13.45 18x36 inches ......60¢ 8x6 feet ........$2.50 9x10-6 feet .$15.75 x8 feet -$1.25 6x9 feet . -$8.95 9x12 feet - $17.95 3x4-6 feet.. ....$1.90 7-6x9 feet .....$11.15 9x15 feet......$22.40 health for several months and was living with his brother, John. A son jand daughter reside in Longview, Wash. will urge the councll to atart con. een, were visiting friends and} The Sixth comp f the fire ; 5 i i i ii dy Voiles! Broadcloths! Qiscm™ cette [screens ira stu ae, tah srution on ti msary ma oe ee eann, Sober ee a ee orman y ol es! roa Omns ocath. |Yesler way, should be moved nearer °DC® rooms; all first quality. Square yard...... Seeteeereee 00 seveseecowes Cc Demands for lower taxes are tn | Henry Cart. Salem contractor, was ito Hunter boulevard. A new sta tarely saved by the herolc efforts| tion West Seattle will be rec ‘of Douglas Hara and Roy Fintater, | ommended. companions. Carl suffered cramps| The mayor praises the Skagit Corporations on the same basis and while ewimming in the Willamette the equitable distribution of taxes Iriver pear Salem. the project has been under| Will effect relief, the mayor believes | BUREAU OF Ho| pamphlet form and will be widely MISSING RELATIVES @ rzineer Drops Dead Find Pistol; Boys D HALES, June 97-Mewia Gard-| Try Out Banditry | sperms: ssn 2 Se tinting ining ; be Triends department te engineer of a logeing train,! poRTLAND, June 2.—Inspired by |WIN itinine dhase whe have bere a revolver which they found, Collin ied. «= These «whose relatives or 14, "and Nelaoa. harp, 1.| Reemor mune fe teat fe "yer |turned highwaymen, according tol feeder whe may knew the whereabouts thelr confeasion to police. af pervons mentioned in this column as | When arrested, they carried beatde |maMes S*™ reamented Sie, Oe revited |the gun, two long knives, flash-|te repredece euch items se will interest opanin lights, skeleton keys and masks, |(@elrtesders, | | The boys admitted holding up a * | Wale ender, The pain will vanish instantly, who disappeared “Then the com loosens and comes out. last February and Get Blue-jay today at your druggist. ; : . was last heard 4 Nothing Acts Like ; from in Beattle, ts - asked to commu- nicate with his parents, who are) stopping at the) Holland hotel, eattic They have good news| Manufacturers’ Note—Should Gold Seal Congoleum in any of its forms fail to satisfy the customer, the Congoleum Company will live up to every word of its guarantee—as stated on the seal. sistent, the mayor wil tho assessment of In nay, but is and Good Quality Linens! Made in the newest ways, and every wanted color- ing from black to the highest sport shades. Trimmed with embroidery, lace, buttons and hemstitching. Every voile is guaranteed permanent dot. Congoleum Rugs for the home are beautiful, decorative and, above all, service- able and sanitary. Buy your Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs where assortments are best and prices are lowest. distributed. To be perfectly proportioned, a} man should weigh 28 pounds for| every foot of his Third Floor ped dead here yesterday in the/ Scar hotel. He ts survived by a wife rd two daughters at Pe Ell. preemies When you read about a security which has become available for “Savings Bank Investments,” it means two things: 1—That the “Savings Banks” referred to are those of New York and New England, where all Savings Banks are mutual in character, and where most rigid laws govern the investment of Savings Bank Funds. GRADUATION vain wo mar! 2—That the Security is of the highest class known in the United GIFTS me of| States. THEODORE FRERERI left his | Los Angeles home on the #. 8.) Patrick Henry, bound for New! York, but never went there, Ho is & ship's messenger, Anyone know- ing his probable whereabouts 1s also aaked to communicate with the Darenta, NOTE THIS: The largest Savings Bank in the United States, with deposits of over $260,000,000, is in New York City, and it is strictly mutual. The oldest Savings Bank in the United States (established 107 years ago) is in Philadelphia. It has 270,000 Savings Accounts They are always more ac ceptable when purchased at this store, which is noted t for the quality of its mer- e chandise, WATCHES, JEWELRY DIAMONDS, NOVELTIES, BEADS, BAGS, GWENDOLYN SIMMS, about 16, EARRINGS.” PU EITOLIN SONGS abet 1, and Deposits of more than $190,000,000. It is strictly mutual. : Aévieed by Jamea P. 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