The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1924, Page 21

\Y, SEPTEMBER 19, 1924 tHE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 21 i ? 4 FOUR MURDERS ae , MORE TOURISTS Bible 5 pe Sete KEEP GUNPOWDER Wet He ay every pe . 2 | IN 24 HOURS (SSeS ser FROM SOUTH - Cronin : , That's the Gruesome Record ' Figures Show California Cars at Sacramento, Calif. aon Be on Increase Here Charl ; EN =e . 5 7 HUBBY'S COME-BACK THEN DAD RECANTED Je : stan Milk Wee GERRISH BROS.’ || BOYS’ |. te nena Pac beg sins es A DESERT ISLAND ! ! é > : ae Sancti. Eiken strlnteigtaudeeatneh th ere tbe product of ‘ $6; dally average, 84. If you had to choose one food, you knew at intelligent, : ttle Chamber of once what food that would be—Bread. Then ° = : AS a - why not show your appreciation of its value effective 2308-10-12 Fourth Ave., near Bell St. EL iot-8833 coe win 2S. ge dace p Pacha BD Sham neni? Meira co-operation 1 at 1 T Excellent Parking Space for Cars t Beattie to conduct CREAM CRUST BREAD is not only your best food, but your most de- : licious Its sweet, wholesome flavor keep: t that ¢ you eating slice after slice—and every mor rease sel builds health and energy. . Ask your grocer for Quality guarded from milk pail to con- umer by dairymen who own _ bot bg c d condenseries. Federal Milk Condenseries are owned by members of the United Dairy Asso- ciation of Washington, who supply the milk and own it until the finished OS Reece COO | Reppemngns..ss.0- a8 Sie. fers, 25 | tow, LOC ma 12$c sy nic Hams, 1 54c My Hamburger Steak, 10c Heavy Tan Leather Nailed Panco Soles Rubber Heels ath Will Construct Big Made for Hard Service Sizes 10 to 1314 Load tenn 39c fede Crashers 39c Quebec Paper Plant product is disposed of. ? ~ MONTREAL, Que 7 ae of. 24c Chesterfield Cigsreties, 25c $3.00 ws ed t The milk is evaporated by the most Green hoe Sew ane at Sizes 1 " rin scientific process in most sanitary con- package... 15c Good Corn 252 cames t'to'6 denseries. 3 Ibs. of Full Crean: Mild 5 Dey Oa 10c 28c $3.50 a ee : 3 Ibs. of bulic 11 tbs. of best 25 It is pure, rich, dependable. Gloss Starch 25c Yakima Potatoes Cc Malt, Syrup, Hops, Comb MORE BELGIAN AUTOS ie 90c Honey 28c Ho tShoe Co. WASHINGTON.—The use of m: Cascade Butter, 42 Three packages Jell-O, 25 t «in Belgium sing ib C | alt favors c 1408 Third Av fF thly. Automobiles were a 1ux 50¢ Lipton’s Fresh Concord Grapes, r e, fore the war and were confines Tea 35c basket 33c Near Union exclusively | to the wealthy. There ; Home of Edues wned care } These Prices Good Saturday, Monday and Tuesday ome cae ator , : = a 2 eS "WASHINGTON "BAKERIES _ ‘Pacific Nor ier |Clearing Land by Char-Pitting Plan 0 y > wy JNO DANGERS ON —ZE “Gay 4 SEATTLE TO SEATTLE GOLF CLUB, via North Park and Grovelands—Fare 20¢ a half acres o id by char. | 22 stumps. The largest, six} Signboards Guide Motorists to Water and Shelter PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 18.—Amert can desert areas no longer hide the dongers that heretofore have been faced by only the hardiest of trav elers, in diameter and nine feet above | 4, has been on fire for two and | if m oor twice | been SEATTLE TO EDMONDS, RICHMOND BEACH—Fare 40¢ AND ALL WAY POINTS SEATTLE TO BOTHELL, 40¢—Round Trip 75¢ WOODINVILLE, 50¢—HOLLYWOOD, 60¢ We have a quantity ¢ SLIGHTLY SED 10x12 8-0z, Guaranteed Full Weight 3-FOOT WALL TENTS All in perfect condition, and rep- Fesent splendid values. The regu- lar price is ut our very tytile they tant... $13.50 WE RENT TENTS By the day, week or month For av jonable rate you can take ¢ ng for the out- ing trip. SEATTLE TO THREE-TREE POINT, SUNNYDALE and DES MOINES—Fare 50¢—Round Trip, 85¢ Now, thanks to the U. 8. geological | survey, the meekest auto tourist hen Mr. Lilly nter of them w a stream of e auger hole. 2 them are burned complet crosses the wide expanses of hot) sand and sagebrush without the | slightest jot of fear. Signposts di rect him not only to the nearest! town, but to natural springs and other oases, that he—and his auto might be refreshed. A fan-shaped area covering about 570,000 square miles, near- ly one-fifth the area of the en- | tire country, is now fully mapped for the benefit of the traveler. Signposts direct the tourists along the main roads and along by-paths to natural springs within the hottest and | most arid regions of the south- west and west. | SEATTLE TO RENTON Via BRYN MAWR AND EARLINGTON many of Fare 25 y off. SEATTLE TO BLACK DIAMOND, $1.15 — GREEN RIVER .35—KERRISTON, $2.00 & MAPLE VALLEY, 80¢ SEATTLE TO SUMNER, %, 90¢ PUYALLUP, $1.00 SEATTLE TO ENUMCLAW, $1.35 — SELLECK, $1.85 C7 Weck, m AND FAIRFAX, $2.20 - Rainicr — $1759 i, i. Vacation 1 Rainer National Park Co. SEATTLE TO DUVALL, $1.15—MONROE, $1.35 SNOHOMISH, $1.05 — INDEX, $2.35 FOR INFORMATION, FARES, SCHEDULES and SPECIAL TRIPS PHONE EL iot-1401 MOTOR BUS DEPOT 1916-18 Third Avenue Not only has this work of map-j| ping the oases of our deserts been | Jconducted to ald the traveler, but it CAMPBELL : has been of strategic importance in| “Look here, did you say that my 4 RE Tacoma = Seattle §—-Pertland obtaining knowledge of the water| wife had a face like my bull ter- 0 tn the temperature of a HARDWA | ont supplies along the 350 miles of our | rier | 66° aie Svimming waters at eI sectniweat frontier. “1 did. What about { | & tering places include not only roads| Sing to say things against that 3 Madison EL iot-0921 and distances and directions, but|@0" and get away with it."—Whiz/ | “Just Like Home” Quileene, Wn, they contain detailed information of | Bang. the oases and even analyses of the = water 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 For Free Information and Attractive Literature Write the Secretary KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE As a result of this survey, touring thru the deserts is expected to be Here’s what Chamber of Commerce officials believe to be this year of tenons Tehartes -oestay eer the Summer Vacationists salmon with rod and reel—2 salmon weighirty 381 pounds. ° Septem- country | ber 5, J. J. Underwood, manager of the Washington bureau; | = | Admiral L. E. Gregory and W. H. Humphr y, former con- gressman (left to right), pulled them in ins wide 7% hours. Ask Today About AMERICA’S GREATEST VACATION Land and Water Trip q | including world famous Inside Passage to borders of Alaska, Totem pole vil- lages, Skeena and Fraser Rivers, Mt. Robson, high- est of Canadian Rockles, yeonee National Park, largest in the world. Nearly 2,000 miles 65 of scenic glories for. 957 from Seattle, including meals and berth on steamer Setween Vancouver and Prince Rupert. J. F. McGUIRE, Gen'l Agt., Pass, Dept. 902 Second Avenue Tel. Main 4906 SEATTLE REACHED ONLY BY (CANADIAN NATIONAL Railways LARGEST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN THE WORLD® | ‘STAR WANT ADS GET RESU A Delightful Auto Trip ELLENSBURG Over Snoqualmie pass, along the shore of Lake Keechelus and down the beauti- ful Yakima river. Plenty of beautiful places to camp. Five to six hours over good roads. Good hotels. A beautiful, irrigated district. Home of the Wash- ington State Normal school. “Where shall we go this summer” to 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, cream, meats, ete. 4 At Enumclaw you are within a few miles distance from lakes, streams, mountains, forests, equipped summer resorts, County Seat of Snohomish County Population 32,000 > Average Mean Temperature 49.9 Lumber, Shingle and Manofacturing Center Splendid Po: nd Rail Facilities Paved Koad: Unsurpassed Scenery Vor Further Information Write Secretary Everett Chamber of Commerce Address Secretary Commercial Club or Secretary Sportsmen’s Association for information. LTS, !