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

OTTO F. KEGEL, President FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREE' Some Important BONE BILL, 40-MILL MEASURE BACKED BY WILLIAM P. TOTTEN A a a Winn PHELPS TOTTEN sblican t ket for the 424 legis Here’s a Big Story 4 in eight little words “Once on your building, entirely off your mind’— here's the eight-word reason for the nation-wide popu- P larity of Barrett Roofings. Maintenance Pays! . 4 ; For a Barrett Roof is a roof you can lay and forget. No Barrett Liquid Elastigum leaks r no maintenance expense Sixty-six years of A fibre manufacturing experience have taught The Barrett Com- pany how to make roofings that last. About New Rugs and The Grote-Rankin Co. The charm and beauty of the home are very largely determined by the floor coverings. They provide the foundation for color harmony. Their selection should be made with most exacting care and should be gov- erned by the very best taste. dj lasting! For your home — expensive mansion or snug cottage — nothing compares with Barrett Shingles. Barrett Plastic Elastigum waterproof cement of a hun- TOTTEN Field = artil dred uses” stops roofleaks, repairs during the w He is r f the American Legion, Eagle (1) Lastingly weather-tight—they never rot or rust. (2) Soundly economical. Low in first cost —they’re lowest in cost-per-year-of-service rns, etc. Acid- sticks tena- E 1 United Veterans a se, low in price (3) Free from maintenance expense—they need no Barrett Everjet Paint Lloyd Black Talks painting or staining. P ° ° Seal all metal surface (4) Highly fire-resistant—they’re a sure safeguard re ee film of ghly resistant it never cracks, r to District Granges Jefferson and There is a distinct advantage in relying on such a store as The Grote- Rankin Co. for your Rugs. You will find here the choicer selections of patterns and colorings in almost any style of Rugs you may des: At thi A against flying sparks and embers. (5) They're beautiful —have a weather surface of Easy to appl unfading mineral in a variety of artistic colors. Hiidvotien e. Most lumber, hardware or building supply merchants Keep your cellar dry and healt 5 I u Hydronon—a permanent damp-prook- will gladly show you Barrett Roofings Shingles or Ralls. ing paint—prevents moisture on inte- riors of brick, stone or concrete cellar walls. Easy to apply, lo time new shipments of Whittall’s Anglo-Persian, Karagheu- sians, Herati, Holmes’ Wellington and Holmes’ Larchmont, Mohawk Mills’ Karnak and Sedan. Wilton Rugs of established quality are being shown. New shipments of Sanford, Roxbury and Beattie Axmin- ster Rugs are also being featured. Rugs that will give you maximum harmony in the home. If your dealer has none in stock, write to us. We will promptly send you descriptive booklets and tell you where to see these quality roofings. in cost. Accuse Two Boys | in Theft of Auto There's a Barrett Roofing for every type of building —dwelling, | ceator Sins ; garage, office structure or industrial plant. Be sure the roofing you buy bears the Barrett label. American Tar Company =. a casera C, E, RALLY DAY Tie 1 the police alleged auto theft night. The boys owned by brother V ter found them, it gave chase Wilton Axminster Rugs | Rugs is alleged. THe t i and caught’ the boys, turning the Lake Union, Foot of Wallingford Ave. Seattle, Wash. Seer. ohn poling TP ROR Se | —— 221x86 inches, priced. . .$7.50 to $9.00 | 27x54 inches, priced Sma $4.50 to $6.50 DISTRIBUTORS OF | “Jim” Cox to Stump 27x54 inches, priced . x - $10.50 to $15.00 pir Pees, haa ...$7,00 to ae | Country for Davis 86x68 inches, priced. ..$17.50 to $25.00 | py ie Bey tase ance 1-6x7-6, priced........$37.50 to $50.00 | 7 'gy..PGee ea 6x9, priced .... $58.50 to $90.00 3-8x10-6, priced. 0 to $58.50 10-6, priced.....$74.50 to $127.50 Oxlz, priced): .s.4...% 50 to $62.50 , priced. . 79.00 to $138.75 | 9x15, priced Vee i 9x15, priced. . 30.00 to $185.00 11-3x12, priced 11-8x15, priced 47.50 to $175.00 11-3x15, priced WASHINGTON, Planes Here After MRS. COLLIVER, 87, DIES|COYLE HITS KLAN AGAIN former secretary Irving Fisher, ¢ Cummings, of C Long Practice Trip| re. startna Jane Cotttver, $7, aiea| Lieut: Gov. W. J. Coyle, balck from Vrooman, former « ae at t her home, 8620 13th ave, N. w,,|@ tour of Southwestern Washi Agr and William ( Marking the st sful com at her home, 8620 13th a ? 3 : : pdt gpl s aR aes aie Pag t | Monday. She is survived by two sons| !@unched a new attack upon the Ku eis fii Legpyeisten a and two daughters, all of Seattle.| Klux Klan at a picnic of the set edn rage eed Funeral services were to be held pri-| Rosary church at Luna park. Coyle Sees Beer Unloaded, | f.2 soittis reserve flying ott Funeral services were to be held pri-|}7anded the Klan a. troublemaker command of Lieut. T. J. Ke jvately Tuesday at Butterworth’s| 144 a disturbing force in the com- Cop Captures Youth rm ee eon Bae recited » Vv Patr n J. D. Sullivan! gay joined a flight of F — ® xerve officers Sunday to § ed without mishap to ‘onday. The reservists « — eae = airs “ i a * : . : : Frank Fretwell, Lieut. A. 1. Entertain Your Friends With During the first nine months ot| M Fi IR f P. ¢ . ‘iB With St 1 police alleg 1 Mi McLean, Lieut, W. A. Housman,| @ ain our Ss Vast year, 20,509 skilled workers in ontesano Fire efruse Fermission oys 1 olen stepped forward, selzed tho beer| Lieut. W. J. Wood and Sermt. P. 9 the building trades left Great Britain Chief Is Injured | for Minors to Work Auto Are Arrested °™4 exe, Lee, 2 mall y.| Maughan. = S 1 vadiad - | én ‘aaty qdor charge. A re : a J he e us c eer ante } MONTESANO, Sept. 2.—Joe Hea-| OLYMPIA, Sept. 2—Minor til KELSO, Sept, 2—John Roach and) porter for The 8 who was driv-] along the Norfolk and Suffolk | gy SOReneoneseneneneS |). Montesino fire chief, by tpi dren of state, county, city or school| Leonard Scrivens, two boys in thelr | ing past, saw the transaction Coates 30K f England disappear | D wae] oe r 2 burned section of a wharf anc es \ o d ‘ er @ district officials cannot be employed |teens, were arrestéd at Castle Rock annually as a result of ‘when you go camping’ : ed a broken arm last night. mibimetat hase aint Monday with an automobile] SPOKANE, Sept. 2.—Leaders Ld s He was pulled from the river by mS GE? stolen from Ross Davis, of Colum- from nine communities in Spokane u I brother firemen. The eee Re a with, Assistant Attor|ii. Height e car had been) county have approved the conduct. 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