The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1925, Page 4

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Robert C.| the work of administering the bonus Davis, adjutant general of the army,| can be speeded up {f the time Mmit| ¢nis ao" VPattz ee dad at He WIcG AC bebe AS fof me a I} \| me * | 4 e places i ot « | * | IlI!To Dads | i] | i} To Claude and Eunice Hit i} + | To New Year's Resolutions: it 7 HH} ‘ il To My People Hi] i HH To the University Hh Me r HH] ¢ ° = HH] iI] ne | ‘ To Thomas Ragsdale se ct t nuite pee } 9 of more a ar To the Seattle “Indians” j Dear Bally iT a | py To the Council us drive clear around CHIEF SEATTLE To King County Roadhouses t You mugt be walking clroum | Washington State Legislature you depart for Oty mpl. time ol - t Gentlemen if-interest, as against public . private prof eolfgain as advancement F duty ts tho wish The Weather | Woll, that’s better! When snow and bi } winds I ha to explain to vi b bot 1." 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And it takes long es- tablishment wnder the same management to build up a su- perior mortuary institution. 19, $1 per share HENRY B. SAWYER, Butterworth service is dis- tinetive because its history of service is one of constant de- votion to details. taking one or two at bed-time. They are one of the safest ~purest— best laxatives ever put on the market sie of the most carefully selected materials, Entirely Vegetable They should be tm every home AT Toe NEAREST DRUG STORE ‘hecolate Coated or Plain > Qui: kh, Slarting HELLS {GASOLINE \ ~ MAIN 0949 ~ 300 EAST PINE STREET (Jae Brandreth’s Pills have kept her well for many years by wonderful, replete with tvery convenience, small palaces in which to live CHIEF SEATTLE. Prosecutor Colvin Dear Colvin; You seem to have got off to a rough start and per haps you take your position a trifle too serious! n't let your new honors welgh too heavily upon you. There's a everything if you only look for It. 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