The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1924, Page 2

i ; : 7 } v7 i i ; Lait uA Well, Mrs.Landes Rais¢ ed| LUMBER MARKET ( Kerps AWAY FROM TOBACCO | Liquor Prices s, Anyway! STILL SLOW New Business Insufficient to Q » . Indicate Trend BY PRANK FosTrn Dope Addict Is Saved EEE ! ripe of good old corncob varie Co , as been a . , sationally so. We! long-stemmed pipe always’ br from him the good old é gay that “the doctor ordered cep away from to- Pp ime C.C 7 | 8 are almos bacec He is 82—the oldest ting delegate to the demo- ; iv BOOTLEGCERS TO FACE NEW LAW nearest roca ae = Flower Fete Planned for DUBLIN CABBY RICH ! LIN,—Eve Dublin is on vas k p b th W m Brown we that ene ipagral Settee with garatoant’||t-yeareld, cadty, whe, eemmity It rast tle Rainier Park Pure Food Prosecution tntion that contained nar. | herited ne yet Be Ap rove 08 4 ry Looms for Booze Peddlers urned the case over to | He to handle saw m vas driven o at eiibe for prose Erv sf Dublin f which t# out ; PHILADELPHIA, July 4 _inw Brown, federal agent. Brown, federal agent, recom, b Aare au difficulty in coming thru for these outside porta, | M#nler nd por] chiefly for cedar logs July ¢ #¢ for atill great-| ices from Calif re | Plow er may soon be WITH STOMACH TROUBLE eee! sa Then Mrs, Palmer Found = rne ious w Relief in Tanlac r ure food and nouncsd t Pharmacopoeia, which ulled “The legal standard bearer niac has ve an unfal Somehow, 1 all I heard and rea Tan mut since giving it a thorough trial myself, I am no lgeation nin tn tec, Aberdeen’s Bonds pata el lege lr yr eby Be nee ore ae Are Held Invalid» trmvn of cou ength untit Iam ENTIVA OLYMPIA, July 4 aie eee Y viner Aberdeen’s pela than the ls. My appetite seemed entirely fost. TI also had bilious attacks and was in a badly weakened, dopressed condition. THE BON MARCHE Bl Barcain’BASEMENT |p \eeeeee 45 Highland Fleece SP omnes. B54 67 Pantice at for once the Pharma and : Lonesome, So ‘| He Made His Own ‘Likker’ ‘yone else must wear summer, Silk ome extreinely essen thi also have be popula Bur week. Dr. 1 ng wuthe Northwest for the Burnett Jeweiry Stor r, obe of the lead on Vision in. the s Director of Optometry Cat Block out the Northwest. A consu ver drink another man’s liquor, so incurs no obligation. Burnett Bros.|1 made my own,” Sizes Second Ave, which is between! Deputy sheriffs who raided Dub Style tyles to 46 Madison and Marion streets. Ad:|pey's place near Medina found an | vertinemen | old still, 15 gallons of moonshine and | ome home brew, Really wonderful looking Coats—the kind you would never ho | honor. A fellow gets expect at this price. In gray, tan, brown. | |in few ho in the city f lorsuaen ferent. It keeps you: busy to stay alive, I never sold a drop in my |fr life, your honor, I just make it for Pang my own use and drink it myself.” Broad grins adorned the faces of AH are ‘silk crepe lined and generously full cut—Johnnie collars—fancy cuffs—novelty pockets—button and tie fasten- ings. Manufacturer's Clean-Up! court when Dubbey finished his] story “Well Al, I think you better quit | |making that stuff. Promise me you| ne" “No uso in lying, judge, Sure, I'll} » Albert, and I'll sus pend sentence pending a slip up. + | | Don't ved ¢ of the Bureau of Fish- » C, Smith Bldg, Beat- Wash. until 2 p.m, July. 10, and then opened, for furniad: ling a boat tor use tna 19 bo in first-class co: ment good ‘yalue, striped self material. New York Manufacturer’s Clean Up! 1,008 PAIRS CHILDREN'S PLAY » SANDALS Indigestion Many sufferevs from sour atomach, gas pains and other distressing symptoms of indiges- tion and constipation, have found quick rellef J0-TO teaspoonful in ho Drcak before breakfant stomach DK, J, 1, MINYON Free Examination sesT§2, 50 asses ON WARTH | We are one of. the few | atores in the Northwest that r | rind tenses from start to finish, and | Wo are the only ono in | SHATTLE—ON WIRST AVEX ‘amination free by graduate tometrist, Glassen not presenthed | unless absolutely n anary, |BINYON OPTICAL CO,! 4116 WIS AVE. Hoe, $100 and 81.50 phage AT DRUG STORES Mil. by 10-TO CO, Tren Hotlingham, Washington Pragtical, good looking Chocolate Sandals at a ridiculously low price. Sizes 5 to 8; 8% to 11; 11% to 2, S will appear { Phadg ai WILL BE THE statutes,” the association Mare ord t now and flower fete this year ! sg tlegger will even! ress for hours after “sya pte “I made it all for myself, your} lonesome here | Out on the trail its dif.| the spectators in Judge Dalton’s! “t “{ i repair, ‘eady to ope ©. ’ en.) Six Styles in White | |Aonur,, Length, about Se teetr teeny Tastefully embroidered | jabgut 12 feet, # inche ilate Striped pink coutil] } collars and cuffs in single ; [Burning engine, ‘or easel teraieats with rubber gussets over and two-tone contrasting [clase condition and order. Tout] hips—side opening style; colors, Some lace edged : {F . " jMmuat have been built not earlier four hose aupporters.| | collars, Collars, cuffs and Fell Baar ie be fale TH eke ceeered at] Sites 32 to 42. Very} | ties in contrasting colored jal Be | / ! ns se} By ee Ae ce era aR ' HENS SINCE ‘ Ee East Or West Home Is Best ! —an important event for Home-Makers— JULY SALE FURNITURE —it’s the finest stock we've ever had. No jobs—noth- ing old—nothing, passe—NEW FURNITURE. And when we've said this—you know the quality’s right. The best that Grand Rapids can make. The best the Pacific Northwest can make. As Good Burniture As Money Can Buy—Has Been Reduced. And so the choice is here—and the quality. No room’s too small—no mansion too large—no order too trivial to receive the best that the STANDARD can com- pass—and that’s a best than which there’s none bet- ter. An unparalleled sale. And—we’ve played no favorites. You'll see by the price tags —1it's -all priced to GO! SAVINGS 20% to 333% —do this: “Own Your Home”— First! It’s the best and safest investment in the world! —the highway is crowded with those who can’t pass or get ahead. To get by, do some- thing different! STANDARD FURNITURE C0. 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The steers have been in-| Columbia river and hauled in two fected With the disease, apparently |typewriters, He wag unable to ac. after having been bitten by coyotes, and died in the Sprague river range country | Government trappers are increas: ing their activities in an effort to |oheck the inroads of the animals on lranges where cattle graze. |Rabid Coyotes Are Overrunning Range KLAMATH FALLS, July 4,—Coy- PUG ET SOUND jf _ 3 X y yy : speneea STEAMER | y ge SCHEDULES Save Money, Travel by Steamer OMA Remember this—this offic |] been in one location for $8 Dani's ae Mets Pare That's pretty good proot that have satisfied our patien 45c% slisle 80c Be" oss behind our work Port Angel Rita katate. Point; ngeles, Strait . 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