The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1925, Page 5

| pRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925 : rHE SEATTLE STAR , ee : “ sim array 7 ? | : ats a Pearce one 5: med | 5 © Grunbaum Bros. | — ae aie OLYMPIA, F 13 Draperies _ || xiteieat!o es a ie and C oe ia tet sat et 4 re ee ee Seattle 1 Tacoma have big vators; Want the rest ¢ the state to ship grain thru their port Both cities hav spent millions in developing what are call ’ to handle tl wheat re West snatorial votes beat the credits bill “Very well,” says the East Side, “if that’s how you appr ciate us, we'll ship thru Portland New Panel Net This should interes nators Conner, Grass, Houser, Lunn and Palmer, from Ki county; and Senators Karshner and CURTAINS Smart, from Pierce county. They all voted against the cred Exe bill 4 Pa ambers of commerce from Seattle and Tacoma w thing to say to these when they ge » will shipping men. Some » chamberites and ‘It’s ; Time to Put Him in a New School Suit! A Suit Value That Is Quite a Bit Better Than the Average { at This Price | There isn't a boy in Seattle but what would be ght proud of one of these splendid suits! ey are in gré ed s 3 oy, acon or easter , prob heat ¢ iterest you much Pr S2.50 $2.95 841.50 hor 87.00 89.50 $10.00 hipping men are wn here today, And in the lobbies you may hear yr and every ( SPECIAL ) thing i Hi e ll fighting; so are East tweed as well a light and dark mixtures. Coa Side anc € ors are mad at the gov alpaca lined, and both pairs of trousers are full ernor, and the gover the legislature. are 7 to 18 year An extra value at $11.85 a the wheels of progress a $5 a day for talki of Seattle, iin d’and leg Cretonnes ho is down her | adding an amendment ssion bill. Governor Hartley wants this ature won't pass it until the seel wheat ed by the senate, i; ichols’ amendment would force the commission to tax public utility corporations on the rate-making valuatior Swiss and Marquisette Curtains Threatened with this, he says, several King county sena 5 tors, with ears to the Stone & Webster oftice doors, ining ‘ bp er oe} barred 45 Yd would reconsider their votes on seed wheat his ning paclies ‘wide ta: Bel c Td. That is Mr. Nichols’ opinion; given for what it is worth ersonally, all that th has accomplished for us is to GRU NBAU M BROS. FU RNITU RE CO, give us a friendly feeling that supe by oolidge among the Bisth Avenue Between Pike and Pine animals, the Olympia oyster. The oyster is the only animal down here that doesn’t talk fast and furiously 18 hours every day. Yours sincerely Boys’ New | Boys’ Shirts Blouses | $1.25 to 79c to $2.50 | $2.50 the popular shirt- a profusion of the new and colors. 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