The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 7

np A & es aa Le PS PSF mF a TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1926, T Children Do “Chores” to | Increase Their W eight HE SEATTLE STAR by v N | Three Glasses of Milk Mm) Helps ’Em Tip the: / its . | Scales N (re N 7 per cent under weight, and in many cane th means only three or four” poun below imprmal-—are retarded a ye growth physically, Bringing ehidren up to par ts the the AntlTuberculosts league. 10 nutrition « s held tn ent parts of the city, children aro being brought normal weight annually. these undernourished aim of Thru lifter hundreds of up to PAGE 7 > a> > Sg > 4 Brushing night and morning, cereal and tables, milk, and fc ing 10 hours with the windows open are some of the chores that are each drink! their teeth freah fruit and y « threo our of water glasnes and al underweight child orm each day TAKS thoroly eating cooked REWARDS the weekly meotings of tho the children aro weighed eport on the faithful per A Sensational Opportunity to Get a Diamond and a Watch For years you have wanted either a beautiful Diamond or a Watch, Here is an event that puts BOTH within easy HERE is nothing we can think of that we have left undone to make Kraft oy PF Cheese pure, wholesome or deli i of thelk me. The : reach and at about the price you would have expected to ee eliclous iy zal eh abi pe ™ x We pay for either one. Your choice of a Blue-White Diamond We We select it for quality; we blend it for id AntTuberou losis league Beviiae ge ‘ Ae oe Wa ge i ‘ P rhi ig pSdencin flavor; we pasteurize it for purity; we ix a member of the Commur sel Gent’s Elgin or Waltham Watch and a Blue-White Dia- iverything , beaides ca: those We Sell mond—both for $34.50. Two wonderful values at a remark- We Sell wrap it for cleanliness; we put our name PF, = 3 on it and assume a moral responsibility sunset hee ae pany us able combination price—but that is not all. They are yours for every ounce of it that goes on your preventive campaign for $1.00 Down and $1.00 a Week. table. All that is left for you to do is to t SRST CGE the alt as ® annual meeting A Diamond and a Wrist Watch A generous size Blue-White Diamond pet look for the label and make sure you are getting Kraft Cheese. KRAFT A Diamond and an Elgin or Waltham > < which {9 to be held Thursday morn-, At 1045 o'clock at the Y. W an y, . 18 open to the publio and all in a white gold mounting and a beautiful ice of a fine © Last NY ona whe a ested in he 5 Pre white gold-filled 16Jowel Wrist '* Diamond teed natructive pro 1 are urged t y \ttend the mee I ae Watch, » for $84.50. One Dollar Down and One Dollar a Week ection of o! ng each hold for the ¢ son home on & a PS Bie. oye and 30 girls are 6 Miss Dorothy Sloan, the two five-week camps, and 233 PS >< hose who are 10 per cent normal in weight, the city and| Yesler way, illustrating the \ / county attend. One child ga’ proper method of surprising yr 3 Decidedly Better N eerie Bh weeks at the camP | the scales by drinking plenty \ Varieties Any child-who ts under weight ts Of milk each day. 4 Swiss Brick Pimento American % rivileged to join the nutr Photo by Carter & Tr Old English (Sharp American) 1 Ib. and 5 Ib. loaves aMses. Mtart Photog TWO 1431 TH. ‘ = ____ IRD AVE. CHICAGO—Sutfering tom a be |Man and Negress STORES TR eget ewe gel Ave Gis VicHiie 1408 SECOND AVE. _ DENNY BLpc. a ding a i Pinkley, 65, and an un ————eEE | the eo: Pantages for ee ee no ae re =! POSTAL CHARGES /cREAY OF | AID MRS, DAVIS! Arshbishor's Rites py gee E. F. Gunn, in a | #8OWw policy, he charges, the cu Wiis PORTLAND, Ore., April 14—Fu- against the Pantages t been displayed before « filed Monday after the show states that for 17 years hel he say Theater | has suit Lodge Plans Benefit Lunch- | eon for Invalid Woman neral services for Arch bishop Alexander Christie of, the | Archdiocese of Oregon City began to. 6ay with special services for school the Inte n constitute: ntract H wh RELATIVES as ARE CHANGED | sisi aren | department as an mid hus finding missing James! New Prices to Cover Higher] department as an» A benefit luncheon, scheduled in ts] The department is the] Salaries Start Wednesday | {e,neln Ja Twine move whe have bees | the drive to raise funds for the relief |Children alone at the sathedral tends of-| | esac cos colaate ace Marien te report | Of Mra. Violet Davis, victim of a po-| The final ceremony will be: the was ro. ‘ aca the disappearance directly to The star. |liceman's stray bullet, will be given|saying of high pontifical mass at the Gias.| Now postal rates go Into effect! teaders who may know the whereabouts Jat the Masonio hall, in the Untver-| 10:30 a m. Wednesday, after which ot eons mentioned tn this 1 ilesing se reauested alse to repace tq (aity district, Friday afternoon by Ra- The Star, Other newspapers are invited |Venna chapter of the Easter Star to reproduce euch items me will interest | lodge, their readers. Luncheon, followed by cards, will }be on the program. The public is The Seattle office of the American |invited to make reservations by call- Red Cross is anxious to get rome in-/!ng Mrs. E. C. Collier at SU nset- |formation relative to RALPH E. | 1101. missing from thetr homes. = | BRISBIN. | Mrs. Davis nas been an tnvalid,| “Spring ts here,” said the police tii | paralyzed by the bullet which hit | C™menting on the last development, | Wednesday to help pay for salary in- ‘ennes to postoffice employes. There ts no change in the letter rate or in government postal card charges. Private mailing formerly taking a Lcent stamp, must take a the body will be laid temporarily in the vault at Mount Calvary ceme, tery. (Advertinement) Lemons Bleach 5 ; -the Skin White} CHICAGO,—Warm south winds in the morning; a thunder storm in the cards, afternoon; three 15-year-old Hoys cent stamp. Printed cards of larger than standard sizes will cost 1% The former eicerne MRS. ESTHER LAVELLE, wife )°" Spine, since the shooting affray. | of Robert Lavelle, please phone or |Patrolman 8. H. Short, in chasing a|a year ago, killing Isaac Hamburger |call at tho Red Cross offices jburglar suspect, fired into a crowd /and wounding Mrs. Davis. — = nts for two ounces rato was half a cont less. Reply postals cost 2 centa, double © skin mix ai rate. LON N Important mail ts waiting WILEY ~ Newspapers and magazines mailed) ap reRy at the Red Cross office. by the public will cost 2 centa for EB ,two ounces, The old rate was 1 cent} y drugginat|for four ounces. JOSEPH EDWARD GRILLS com jmunicate with Miss Helen C. Dob- for} All parcels over half a pound tr ail ; ee json, executive secretary of he welght, except those collected on| y eiie ee rural routes, will. require 2 cents|American Red Cross at Tacoma. stage in addition to the old parce! | | Mrs. Hattlo Allen, 438 Washington try feos are up, too. Up to|st., Klamath Falls, Ore, ts seeking 2 |$50 valuations, the new feo is 16|SMLVIA MAY FLAN)? N or her RBERG. have a most ener a ABSOLUTE cents; for $100 valuat 20 cents. | step-father, MR. Miss Insurance fees range from 6 cents|Flannigan, who may now be married, for $5 worth to 26 cents for $100/is a niece of Tex Rickard, Mrs. Allen 0 worth says. » wma f lo, sunburn New postage stamps tn den na bf od 5 each, You must mix this of half a cent and a cent and} FRANK (AARON) HADLEN- re lotion you It cana half are to be sold. They may be| BECK or his relatives aro asked to n0 bought read tained elther pre-canceled or other-| write to Mra. Delia Trail, 8409 30th beat immec 86 lave. S. W., Seattle, $200,000 Deposited With the State Treasurer asa Perpetual Guaranty Fund NEW YORK.—A toothpick, which Mrs, Ruth Dolgan said she ate while | consuming a baked apple at a Childs | | restaurant, won ber a verdict of | $1,875. 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