The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1924, Page 16

Something Besides Gossip Talked Over the Teacups what I to Tacoma by bos Take the Water Way to TACOMA LEAVE COLMAN DOCK, SEATTLE—7:00, 9:00, 11:00 A, M.; 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 10:00 P. M. RETURNING STEAMERS LEAVE MUNICIPAL DOCK, TACOMA—7 9:00, 11:00 A. M.; 1:00, 80° Summer Vacationists to 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 P. M. b. Fare Only One Way—Round Trip “Where shall we go this summer’ spend a few days or a few weeks camping out, resting, enjoy- ing an outing? Enumclaw is the center of a natural outing coun- try of great variety and charm. Make Enumclaw your starting point and headquarters for your out- doors summer outing. Here you can outfit your- self and get everything you need in the line of supplies. Every day in the week supplies for fish- ing, camping, hiking, eatables—bakery goods, milk, tream, meats, etc. At Enumclaw you are within a few miles distance from lakes, streams, mountains, forests, equipped summer resorts. Address Secretary Commercial Club or Secretary Sportsmen’s Association for information. County Seat of Snohomish County EOBMS EOE 33,000 and Manufac Splendid rt and Rail Paved Roads und Unsurpa Yor Further Information Write Secretary Everett Chamber of Commerce THE OAKLAND OF SEATTLE KIRKLAND AT THE END OF THE YELLOWSTONE TRAIL 20 Minutes by Fast Ferry From Seattle Small Ranches, Chicken and Berry Farms Delightful Suburban Homes in the Center of a Community Population of Over 7,500 Splendid Stores, Banks, Cafes and Garages FREE AUTO TOURIST CAMP For Free Information and Attractive Literature Write the Secretary KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR SPACE ) PAG PHONE MA in.0600 It’s Rhododendron Time —at— LINGERLONGER “Just Like » Home” QUuILOUNIG THE SEATTLE STAR am ett Monte Cristo Is Worth the Arduous Trip © gas railwa Hartford alls and take the car mot CAMP PRIVILEGES ARE All FREE camp leges are free ers may be climb to the er, Colun is a play ® and abound between Avoid Water in Your Camp Tent To keep water from flowing into the ten ) nt, dig a , side of the pitched ng the o tent | nd al Tho best place to pitch @ tent Is on a alight incline, provided the ditch Is dug along the upper side to divert water coming down the hill ¢ ips We Rent Them by the day, week, month and jason, Let us quote you our prices on renting tents, and if you are conald uying—by all means get c s A SPECIAL—10x12 $14.25 A fow slightly used 10x12 3-foot wall, full 8-02. welght Tents. Splendid v clal price— TENTS CAMPBELL HARDWARE First ™ at Madison EL lot-0921 22 HOURS ENJOYMENT For Seattle visitors and home people no short trip affords the pleasure and knowledge of the city as does the trip thru. the Jakes, the canal, Puget Sound and the harbor, on thé Steamer Atlanta. The beauties and activ. {ties of Seattle are shown you on the CANAL TOUR Passing great through — the canal locks, second » only to the Panama Canal locks, is in itself worth the trip. In add tion you see lakes, Sound and mountain, beautiful residence sections, great lumber mills, ships from many ports, and the busy waterfront and industrial sections of the city TWO TRIPS DAILY Leaves Leschi Park i a, m rion St, pm Lake Washington Ferries J Te Anderson, Manager Phone BE acn-0183 Leaves Dock att! RI “THE CITY OF SMOKESTACKS"” waterfront. Snohomish county, planted in Center, 1849, street scene in Everett. Lower, cherry trees in They are 54 feet high and yield a 1 ton of fruit. Resublis Steel Issues Dividend YORK, July 17.—Republic and Steel today declared the dividend of 1% payable October 1 to stock- holders of record September 15 NEW Iron regular quarterly per cent For the quarter ended Jur profits amounted to $454 net after taxes, depreciation and charges and after the regular preferred dividends and dividends on $30,000,000 common had been deducted against. $1 or $3.06 a share in the quarter and $2,206,845 or $5.90 a share inthe second quarter of 1923, Many furnished homes an} apart monts are listed in Star Want Ads to help you find a now place to live. RAINIER NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Two Trains 7:30 a.m. 12:15 p.m. Longmire and return $7.00 Paradise and return $10.00 J. 1, BAHL Gen. Agent Pass. Dept. Ave, Phone: Second and Madison St, DL iot-6800 ‘(Nights C Cold in the Open night, be red, bed, cleansed by a special pro removes the cheimeal cox coating | Ic in the who have “soidiered” w how to prepare a cot for a p. Put a layer of oll- the canvas cot, to’ the cold moisture, and a on that, @ veritable bag of two layers of blanket fo1 cover. ing and roll into this, If your feet are warm, the rest of your body will be warm, 1 Vacation £ ainicr National Park (0. Scattle Portland sk The co-operative movement was jn augurated in 1844 by 28 flannel Weavers of Rochdale, England, ag a means of relief from existing unem ployment and high Prices, BIG STORES LL KINDS c AMPING SUPPLIES CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS 76 University St, WE The Premier Resort Hotel In the State of Washington (Singer’s)LakeCrescent Tavern A. J, SINGER OPERATE via Port Angeles c JASPER PARK LODGE OPEN JUNE J Sepr 7 JASPER NATL PARK onal Park in the MEACHED ONLY BY g CANADIAN NATIONAL Rallwats THE Wo} Outing Fay Se SEATILE TO SEATTLE GOLF CLUB, via North Park ané Grovelands>—Fare 20¢ N ARGEST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN TO EDMONDS, RICHMOND BEACH—Fare 40¢ AND ALL WAY POINTS SEATTLE SEATTLE TO BOTHEL) = 406 WOODINVILLE, Te und Trip 75¢ 50¢—HOLLYWOOD, 60¢ SEATTLE TO THREE-TREE POINT, SUNNYDALE and DES MOINES—Fare 50¢—Round Trip, 85¢ SEATTLE TO RENTON Via BRYN MAWR AND EARLINGTOY Fare 25¢ SEATTLE TO BLACK DIAMOND, $1.15 — GREEN RIVER GORGE, $1.35—KERRISTON, $2.00 & MAPLE VALLEY, 80¢ SEATTLE TO SUMNER, 90¢ PUYALLUP, $1.00 SEATTLE TO ENUMCLAW, $1.35 — SELLECK, $1.85 AND FAIRFAX, $2.20 SEATTLE TO DUVALL, $1.15—MONROE, 81.35 SNOHOMISH, $1.05 — INDEX, $2.35 FORK INFORMATION, FARES, SCHEDULES and SPECIAL TRIPS PHONE EL iot-1401 MOTOR BUS DEPOT 1916-18 Third Avenue A Delightful Auto Trip to ELLENSBURG Over Snoqualmie pass, along the shore of Lake Keechelus and down the beautiful Yakima river. Plenty of beautiful places to camp. Five to six hours over good roads. Good hotels. A beautiful, irrigated dif trict. Home of the Washington State Normal school Save September 11,12and13/§ to attend the Ellensburg Rodeo the big western show. Bucking contests. Bull dogging. Stage coach races. Cowboy pony express races. Indian village. Wild cow milking contest and wild horse races. Three days of thrills. port cauauesnive FERRY ROUTE} SCHEDULE NOW EFFECTIVE Autoists, a return trip can be made to Port Angeles and Lake Crescent in one day. Under the new schedule the first fem leaves Edmonds at 7 a. m. Frequent service thereafter over tt] shortest ferry route insures a pleasant, speedy and econ trip to Hood Canal country and the Olympics beyond, LEAVE EDMONDS §7:00 A. $8:00 9:00 A. $10:00 A. §12:00 M. §2:00 P.M §4:00 P.M. §5:00 P. M §6;00 P.M, 8:00 P.M, LEAVE SHINE LEAVE ul KINGSTON a LE 6:00 A. M. 1:00 P.M 3:00 P. M 4,00 P. M $:00 P. M 7:00 P.M. *Connect with Edmonds-Kingston Ferry §Connect with Port Gamble-Shine Ferry SOUND FERRY LINES i 0 > es Tourist Bureau, Tourist i] EL iot-6343 Rhone Auto Club, Times Tourist Bure rt Bureau Chambe Commerce. Bureau, 414 University st. El iot-7 for information. Take a Boat Ride ki Knjoy the beauties of Puget Sound, with tts refresl ; breezes and scenic magnificence. For a short outing make the voyage to TACOMA a Fast, comfortable steamers leave Colman Dock on oe os woking the run inan hour and a half, Many intere fenturen, Round Trip Only 80c FERRY YOUR AUTO ints along Hood Canal 0 jc or information as f \ ARD. JROUTE COLMAN ,DOCK,-. FOOT MARION ST, WRHQNE!! HAIN ?