The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1924, Page 11

I i ers etn ORD sHe ATTLE STAR [WHERE CALVIN, JR, YOUR FALL SUIT IS HERE | —— ee ee ee | We Bought 500 Men’s Suits for Cash nanufacturer’s original » saving on to you. pS | ASKS JUDGESHIP | James E. Bradford Out for Superior Court Bench “| Boys All-Wool Suits All With Two Pair of Knickerbockers uit Less than half | price. We pass the Your Choice Of Any Suit This Lot Includes Fine Woolen Worsteds Bankers’ Grey Serges Patterns to suit men and young men of good taste. Young men’s models in the very latest styles Conservative models for more sedate wear } : “ ky y s . , are SS-UP Oc- (a) casions, we 8 for ger ‘MEEKER STUMPS} hind \ | j There are Norfolk and / 3 , jm Sports les ch fi . . Here in the Coolidge family burial plot at Plymouth, Vt.,\90-Year-Old Patriarch to ‘ ater te eee ’ % J laid to rest. A marine bugler Campaign on Streets mand for boys this season. ’ All are mohair lined, and orkmanship commends Workers Recruited for pk bey | or marion servis $750,000 City Campaign js" Inve nother nt markably long time. In s for boys of 7 Community Fund Drive. Lines Up for 1924} § featured at Campaign With Scores in Line | S17” $15" BOYS’ DEPARTMENT Blue Serge Suits Juvenile Suits, Wool and other rs. Sizes | jersey cloth and Boys’ Hats, Caps, Shoes, Belts, Stockings, Shirts and 1 pair pans 7.95 pov $3.75 Blouses—Mackinaws, Sweaters, Coats, Etc. Golden Rule Department Store f= ese arses Pm Nath Abvoltely Fre! 1020-22 First Ave. and Spring St. fa at nl Sr E ise Reh eS MIS These watches are guarantee time-keepers, thin model, 14 size, non-breakable crystal, pull- out stem set with compass, LITTLE SISTER'S JOB sf ass Quarts, special ... Mell, my de: waist oo my "Se, thank yc "had why Wel, you see, Ihave id bide the hole in this ch @amma told me to."—Chicag Pheentt. ERNST’S FALL DISPLAYS _ Tatredicing tha new season with timely merchandise. The tolewing goods are special priced: Linoleum Varnish ‘A very transparent. touct Varnish for beautifying and Prolonging the life of linoleum ura wens... $1.12 | warmth in | his employes oo here tn the a $ | Washington. New U.S. Oil Deal, but No Probe Is Necessary BY HARRY B. AL NT " purchased for a pps TON, Ser the n x t government Washin ton this w NOT UP TO JOHNNY No, we're not pit nny, you talk al ol scandal. Alt volved, it will be pensed \ government vouchers, out in black suitcases. 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And they will give you in addition, the helpful, cour- teous attention which an M person appreciates, (Pald Advertisement) This Man, Tom REVELLE CHAPTER NINE TOM REVELLE N chapter eight we told you how Tom Reyelle, who fs running for gov. ernor, accepted the position of United States. district at- torney in A good many people would have taken the job under any terms. The fact that Revelle got it shows two things: That he is honest, and that the government thought enough of him to let him have the vacancy. Even after he took over the job, friends came to him and : “Better follow the routine and not start any thing. You'll make it easier for yourself and a lot of other people.” Which, of course, was per- fectly true, But it wasn't Revelle’s way of doing things, He figured he was on the job to enforce Jaws, like the anti-narcotic law and the dry law—and started in to do It. If you want a man who'll enforce the law, then you want— REVELLE FOR GOVERNOR SSE BIG ASTI