The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1924, Page 6

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And yet you may ext foes ssident ESB EED ES 22 tant unton again t Hold Special Meet | sce cic sles 2 ciate wes | "om tot .| Radio Program “x ma to W b ay t WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 ’ Does Exactly What aap Mao eee KOA (455 moet $:30 ¢ STUART s the Name Says | otha \ 2 Pago The Relsig trie, inetuding Muss " The world’s greatest scientife | : fig : : DyspepsiaTablets remedy for curing a Cold. ||to expe x Mad- recommended by the | Vv h f They sweeten the stomach, rest it, ationso you wake up in the no without a furred tongue, refreshed, ready for breakfast. AT ALL DRUGGISTS Overheated Iron Is Blamed for Blaze ma urers of TANLAC. sale by all goed dragsiste KFHR Omission of “Deliberate” Makes Indictment Faulty Teeth as pena as 5 Ment det of ied We TACOMA Conner b c, C. Cushman ed for first omission of the Cement, rn Teeth Trea nleal charge hea Treatment Sern, Hi ie reed and immediately rearrest- | a $ p.m, progr op. m i : ! arged |] must Olsen's orchestra of || /ndian maiden as it is to her pale-faced siste Prince Hote! Portiand Jewell Dawn (above) of the Wylackie tribe refuses to sur Will Open Oiysinies gon-California bound Grays Harbor Road voscun'o'* RADIO IS CLOSED TO SAIL ROUND w=" TOLAFOLLETTE WORLD ALONE * (Senator Is Snubbed as He'To Leave in 35-Foot Boat Horlicks : i| tenis | Invades lowa on 50,000-Mile Cruise The ORIGINAL ] rag Malted Mitk J i. Newman Club Plans |." — : : | for Benefit Dance |! te The Newman club, of be eK oii10 DENTISTS University Why Stay Fa You Can Reduce -- cere or Travelers Guaranteed Dentistry at Low Cost Without Interrupting Travel Plans IMONG the many advantages of E. R. Parker a) System dentistry is the convenience it affords FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK At the Close of Business, October 10, 1924 a Mexican ASSETS Be) the traveling public. United States Government Bonds Seige 4,614,924.64 Industrial League Today this great system is found in all of the princi- Ser tcl arg gten i Ml al ll al Head Coming Here pal cities: of the Pacific Coast; in Salt Lake, Denver U.S. Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Ronn 16,200.00 Paul Blanshard, nation and even as far East as Boston. a secondary “cash reserve,” immed e Leagu con This means that dentistry need not be delayed because of the necessity to travel, for all Parker offices are so standardized and co-ordinated that work begun in one city may be continued or completed in any of the cities where Parker offices are maintained. Other Bonds and (Prime municipal be fully selected Sen ‘ ‘ Cash on Hand and in Banks ........ 686,520.85 arrants ‘ .. 3,953,939.34 Total Cash and Liquid Securities . . . First mortgages savesecesees $ 9,271,584.83 21,006,595.65 This too with the same assurance that the work will be performed in a painless manner; that its quality will be guaranteed and that the cost will be suprisingly low. 450,000.00 n impe rial! exp! Ris Other Real E ab Real Estate Sold on Contract. tdaredartnval ved “yee I ; Meridian ave, tram Last year more than 150,000 patients were treated in Furniture and Fixtures............+... 'D Man Is N toute ps bank, fram Parker offices; a gigantic testimonial to the leadership MOPAL ASSETS 21g) oes) 253s peeve ceet .§$80,821,144.19 Lamppennieaapient pats lanes : of the System. : Reclamation Head : 00 tone way, frame rea Seale ‘ lie SABER, Os Ha oe Examinations are made without cost or obligation. This service is rendered by registered dentists and qualified nurses using the engineer of‘ of reclamation to fill the| Deposits . . pes seeee ; . -- «+ $30,002,068.17 Incompleted Loans 6 z 171 17. 42 Guaranty WENA; seine 5a OF) iA vacancy caused by the recent resig carried on @ basi. of mecurities |nation of F. KE. Weymouth. M.A. for the purpose of taking care of depreciation, if any, in value | Walter's new designation will take 7 Tr IM EEOLUB 4 0880 feibsssdibie sis 5 «si Hiotated in. the ; y Reserved for Taxes UAVs eV VA Ce 8 hei Voie 0't 66 0 416.00 ¥.58 st, frame resi Berry New Seattle WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK | cehneartsn tse 1101 Second Avenue | SYSTEM DR. A. R. BADGLEY, 206 UNION STREET SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ame resi frame real Rk. bidg., frame 0, $18,000, at st, frame resi The Oldest and Largest Savings Institution in the Bia pablo ' Meriian ave., frame ESTABLISHED 1889 | mies bide: ; Eames ‘Loeb, Leopold Are : mie an 8, Manager Pugst M{Il Co. Prealdent Of Great | Sued 44 Chauffeur |, Wht} NDON, Dean of College of pany ' CHICAGO, Oct. 15. raity of Washington. DARROW, Vice President 2 peas eid leat resident at the Illinois sta Arist Vresident : behalf of Charles Ream, who was i, is 3 a chauffour here until a physical ® mutilation made him an invalid. | The convicts are Nathan fF Leo. The ambash tree In Africa Peters & Powell \4 nounce President uit agai Call or Write for Our Booklet Copyright 1924 \eoe Jr, and Richard Loeb, “lifers| so rapidly as to attain. its full an i for the murder of Bobby Franks height, 26 feet, In two years.