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

Lady Elks Help to cold drink, - 1. tho visit of the ing thru to Po: @:. 0. Bs Elks. They have had a ed just where they are passmg o' cheer to all the passing Elks hefore Judge Neterer M recetye sentences for violating booze laws. Edith Long, Dorothy Paul and F. C. |b Lithwow. MONDAY, JULY 18 aN ; -Grunbaum Bros FURNITURE Sixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine We have marked the f D ly abet t tiv P a A ire us t A » charming fer § set comp for only A feature y Rut cak St 1 Exchange four old Furnit 7 Oil Opaque Window Shades 60 Only 8-3210-6 Size 5 9x12 Size aad Seamless Axminster Rags closely w variety of colors and patterns suitable for Living, Dining or Bedroom. riced GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. TELEPHONE ELilot40910 Hold Rites for Drowning Victim sinh Entertain Visitors With a sn 0. E. club | Drifting Excursion more ple asant r are the lady fishing in Lake Washing nt erect -| sot neg ne ous Hijacked Still a | _ Seized by Prohis sald to have been PLEAD TO RUM CHARGE Four ‘persohs are to_plea da. ‘They are Lee LeClaire, |s Our 27th Semi-Annual Dividend Was Paid July 1 1% ON 2 THE LAST DAY! When Savings Left Here Will Earn Full Dividends From July 1 is . - WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 SAVINGS HERE ARE— SAFE PROFIT ABLE AVAILABLE We Have Never Paid Less Than We Have Never Lost a Dollar of our Assets or Resources, We Have Never Paid Less Than 514%, Compounded Semi-An- nually, on Savings. We Have Always Paid All Withdrawals at Once Upon De- mand, [ You Can Start an Account With $1 Mutual Savings and Loan Association 1222 Second Ave. Southeast Corner University St. @ @ « Boat ins at 3 A. M. | Do you i THE SEATTLE STAR To R. F, Barnett, Assistant Business Manager of the Milk Drivers’ Union f h pat aoe i a ‘ To Frank Louie, Convicted Gambler f Waal iF BATT To the Knights of the Arch etime up ther nd’ at « th of et ‘ loaning bla the ¢ f a from where you are? It will rep for you t CHIEF SEATTI 'To William | Jennings Bryan diminished beca guilty an tho \To the Faithful Horse Dear Dobbir sed to slip on the highway you had Killed with a 7 shall again have your ned It CHIEF SEATTLE |LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES. | COTT TO THE LITTLE MAR- | QUISE—CONTINUED ttle Marquise, I out ite, un what I am ville Sart and club where sly, I. expect n in my eye: my host, for there was a quest n I raised them te the Snows.” ‘ really Ruest of © a favor, and hay ing a unique guest of honor, one .| must have a unique favor, 1 looked about among my souvenirs of travel |for one that t amuse Mrs. Prescott I was almost giving up in despair, when I happened to jthink of a little plece of | Jade.” (Copyright, 1928, N. ¥. lid he mean by that,| “I thought the | Little Marquise? 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