The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 7

Ay 0: PERE EE EE EE EEE | — CYNTHIA GREY - : Miller Trunk & Leather Goods Co. se | ‘4 007 SECOND AVENUE HY C hoc olate Cream Pie||: ‘ Rand Creamed Chic ken| Miller’s Christmas Sale of T ranks, Bags, , .) 7 ‘nis Is Not a Recipe, Folks, but a | Story of a Girl-Who Ate Too Much Suit Cases and “4 BY CYNTHIA GREY si Leather Goods iN HEN F tain girl I know married a certain young vf man, she was one of those little plump girls who look “4 as & lovely wax doll. Her hair was the color of honey, het 4 " na bh lisped “4 rator, and his wife posed as a ve u« nen the baby came, and she wa 8 busy with h by) « When Junior was about a fear old I met her taking him v his airing in the park one morning. I hardly knew her 1¢ Was no longer plump—she “Don't k 0k at me like that!” greeted her, “Il know I'm fat.” I hadn't realized that I had stared at her, but I never had seen & person so changed, s flesh.” | was very fat SUGGESTIONS she said sharply when I had INDESTRUCTO WARDROBE TRUNKS FITTED SUIT CASES AND BAGS OVERNITE AND WEEK-END CASES FITTED TOILET CASES BILLBOOKS AND PURSES MANICURE SETS MILITARY BRUSH SETS ) r+ =< i ono 10 eee ve myse WRITING CASES He] asked, altho please any ma ! COLLAR CASES Py 1 mes UMBRELLAS 40] And on ¥ rHoTO FRAMES PN eam ple JEWEL CASES ” KEYVTAINERS, Give Her a Hand Bag or Vanity Case Ete ‘te Held Guilty of Violation of Syndicalism Law See a a Pe ee a ea Oe CE CE CE LE te 2a 1007 linanananeraramenararare ronan pid WILL PAY BACK <=: HUGE TAX SUM Treasury Dept. to Refund “s ort © $25,000,000 in California 2z,"", ate taxes tlegally t in confil Mr, Fixit Complaint That Olympic Hotel Is | Employing Outside Help Refuted |, by Hotel Management OMPLAINTS to Mr. Fixit that the Olympic hotel is em- ing outside help uncover the fact that this is true only in cases where the properly trained employes » found in Seattle. Other complaints are of taxi speeding, | = phone directories and ferry service. Permanent roads are a good investment —not an expense The High Cost of Postponing Permanent Highway Building Poor motor roads stifle industry and agriculture, waste huge sums annually in high maintenance costs, and greatly increase gasoline, tire and repair bills. There is not a state, not a county, not a community, that isn’t paying a heavy price for having too few permanent roads, There are still many sections of the country — even whole states — that are trying to operate twentieth century traffic over nineteenth century roads, This is costing millions of dollars every year, and will keep on costing millions until we have well developed permanent highway systems everywhere. Even what we often call the more progressive communities are fat behind the demands of modera highway traffic with its 16,000,000 motor vehicles. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, and fron Canada to Mexico, we need more ploy for Star readers, complaint or & request to make to city, state or national officinis? Tell Mr, Fixit, Have you a also telephone number, | have one. faith, attle Star, Seattle. ’ of the & Jong time of which the han t ardization all direc cad| turned around at FE names and numbe three twrech 1 without cars. at 10th a (SE SULPHUR IF ~ SKIN BREAKS OUT MRS. FE. P., jd St raffie is heavy Soret. Czect says: “If the c name or number of the driver uted. Sunday a. p and way points on Bai island. Returning le oat fp. 9 \ Inearly always \\ | passengera must stand, gins, says L} a noted skin spe These wats are d. Many overloa \ ‘ claliat and. often Concrete nadia pa eee This sulphur, the pilot house ts occupied wl century traific. prepa “> q passengers, ly againat} made into a Sw | the nartfar Your highway officials want to be of pleanant cold cream, gives | done about a quick relief, even to fiery eczema, that nothing has ever been found to take its pl: © of its Second J the greatest possible service to you. Get behind them with ways and means that will provide more Concrete roads and streets. Suzch an investment will pay you big dividends year after year. portation Cc do not carry |the taw permits, “We cannot and re passengers than Anytime anyone orm-destroying ibdues the nand heals ving a clear, 1 right up, le overloaded they should eport it to in in plac ugly erup i Rete the proper authorities, At this sea ash, pimple roughness, D 2 son of the when ft {# cold and lo not have to walt for Im-| sin) the passengers all crowd into nt, It quickly shows, You] tho- cabins, ng the gatarics 1 little jar of Rowles Men:| Nttlp Jar of owles Mens! overloading, and, of ¢ PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION | filling Priel phur y drug store—Ad , i ® Seaboard Buildin variniient all the inside seats SEATTLE, WAS! | Shiv: ¢ Mr, Wizit: Why are the butchers A National Organization to ieprove and Extend the Uses of Concrete in the Municipal market allowed to “spiel and auction their meats when [it 49 against the city ordinances. 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