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

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The models sketched from diversity of styling. the group suggest. the Gown Shop—Third Gallery " True, the end. allway # & private ¢ written the \This Thief Must nN person An Important Offering! | $0 sss otmnty oth ers had A Kaine 7 Loss OF TWO MEN WON'T HURT GIANTS ated, that so And . | EXPLAINS WHY by HE SAW SAND WOULD TARNISH . if INNOCENT MEN t Band ¢ ow "i nfe - | ' I k Young and Band fi an t p f the seanc H m th ' t Pacit eginning Frisco Buddies of Jimmy Incredulous FRANCISCO, SENATORS STARTS ON PAGE 1 #19 that ¢ but not Unless fur Armstrong’s Linoleum for Every Floor in the House For the A floor of Armstrong's Inset Marble Tile Inlaid Linoleum HE decorative note which the : modern floor of linoleum so clearly strikes creates a bright, new influence in any retail shop. | A store with all new goods looks like an old-fashioned, antiquated store if it has a worn, soiled, or shabby floor The modern shop is quiet, clean, and harmonious in its appointments and in its visual sneal These are exactly the qualities to be found in a floor of Armstrong's Linoleum. 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The can in eal , i ' Mexico Declares cigaret with him, but mu pl Armstronc Cork Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 * } not talk shop ason | . raw Embargo on Cattle Have Been Hungry “)). *y\: here Friday ercesgnagethme iP “ape Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Een GTON, Oct..2-—Tha) Sluashing a x r of the| ight and on Saturday will £0 0M) Washington fans aren’t interested In| ‘ : i jes aH yy) im government has declared grocery, canbe cel hae dap an Diab bbe gaan ade red selection of the Giants for the| Seattle Office—803 Terminal Sales Building. Telephone—Elliott 3641 [am embargo on cattle and cattle! lay hungry thief! ty make goverment house his of.|*arter. Tt is ithe op nton re| Products entering Mexico from|sained access to a store of fruit, ficial residence, but the prince in-|that Johnson will Me letee aie 5 canned goods and cigars, with which | stead has taken a front room with | @'aats not ont: ° jareas in Texas infected with the!‘ ce x , J Tis WE ia three Baiaon ee): thee Fi e 4 Moet and mouth disease and south|nage or (MA*t himself ami/a bath in the Empress hotel punts ‘ Boy, 15, Is Held; |Girl Attack Case Family Downstairs |Found! Beauty Who agri-} Whereof, the (department of lure was informed today. |Tacoma Laborer to > * Great Britain and Canada already “Thave placed such embargoen riders) Recover From Fall be stationed along the Texas-| ot OM cer oi nippoin “Mexico border inspect cattle! serious injuries he su: ned Wed ents and see that the em-|nesday when he fell 20 feet from a is enforced. ladder. BEST GUERNSEYS, New York State Sweeps the National Dairy Show willl to MILWAUKEE, Oct New York here, with Wiaconsin junior championship honors | Mister May Prince of Emmadine farms, Hopewell Junction, N. ¥ ' named grand and champion owned by L Falls, Wis., for Guernsey winning the| 5 of Green Tea is expressed in "SALAD A” GREEN TEA fou must tty it to understand. Sold : ‘ Aad grocers. Buy a package today. ” 1 Maaiaipp and was hampion senior was awarded prize heifers from one year |to 18 months old. The awards were: | Wisconsin, 341; Minnesota 204; Maryland 65; Idaho, Ohlo, Io I 59 cording customs office, increase of 2,000,000 T Pe |atate was awarded the grand cham-| and moro than $100,000 over August . Full D li Pionship and the senior champion-| ship In pure bred Guernsey cow ex . Stolen, Cops Say! d the ws had been was arrested by Brown and L. ( night at the was held in jail open charge. Texas hoof and mouth epidemic peared to be well under control to-| day | Coos Bay Lumber Exports Increase |e quentity of burglar + MARSHFIELD, Ore. Oct 538,841 fect, valued at to report fseued $291,317, a by the Alleged by police to have attempt tolen, B. F. Harvey, Detectives A A Harria Wednesday Liberty hotel. Thursday on an tn Texas Epidemic Is Well Under Control HOUSTON, Texas, Oct The ap SAMPLE of GREEN TEA UPON REQUEST. “SALADA,” BOSTON | °°"* Pt lube 2 Rn. & 00K, 06689, EN, iot-0350, DISTRIBUTORS tana South Da-} New Mexico, and Nebraska, 3. |Gops Get Dope but Users Are Missing! Raiding the Hop Yick apts, 409 enth . Wednesday night,| police special detail forced their in, but failed to find the oc-| . HARMLESS LAXATIVE For Sick, Feverish, Bilious Children ay lw | eu ts of the place. Two opium pipes yen-gows, a lamp, and a considerable quantity of yen-shee j4n opium derivative, were seized, it jis alleged | | Accused of Murder, Pleads Not Guilty 108 ANGELES, Oct Harry | | Garbutt, accused of murdering Mra,/| R. Hunn, wealthy Chicago | ’asadenn resident, today plead-| “not guilty” to the charge. His| |trial was set for November 6 in| budge Crail’s court Attempted Theft of Motometer Charged Paul Norman, 28, was held in the Jeity jail Thursday by the police. | |'The prisoner is accused of the at. | tempted theft of a motometer from! an auto at Sixth ave. and King st.,| where Patrolmen Dan Twohig and| J.C, Tedford arrested him, | eee ee When Child is Constipated Give “California Fig Syrup” FUtt HSE SPER DEP ET Ped SP shildren jove the pleasant + of “California Fig Syru nd glad- Ty take it even when bilious, fever his ails tf 5 : he genuine fornia Fig Syrup” Gh, sick, or constipated. which has directions for babies and laxative regulates the tender little| children of all agen printed on bot howels wo nicely, It sweetens the|tle: Mother! You must say “Call Htomach and starts the liver and|fornia” or you may get an imita bowels without cramping or over-|tion fix syrup.—Advertinement, ste |acting® Contains no othing drugs. 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BE. and | Stl” agains |Co., was € Wednesday night. | ¢, boy arrested by | A. Collier at 20th |Ravenna Blvd Ho had a flashlight | cutter was federal lock picks, steel punch and/the case grows out on the gir Is Delayed Again | mission of a ticket-contr set over to 1:30 court * | negro ship's waitera of an attack | about 4 a. m, hru argumen' ad. the While NK | Emelen, erage | Admiral Evans, the 750 E. to person and steamer Alaskan Indian | sacked the acific Steamzh!p | p.m. morning. | t the in| Thursday Thursday evening. of the conviction of two|#0n residence last October. iwhen discovered. and Thief Upstairs family Green second floor, |man’s ring valued at $15. Dr, D. A. Nicholson, 1015 E pliers, glass | Counsel on both sides expect to end|toh st., surprised a thief in the act it |of forcing open a door of the Nichol Thursday The : : Won’t Enter Movies HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Oct. 2.—Ex- tra! A beauty contest winner has of J. R. 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