The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1925, Page 2

TUR JULY DAY, THE Charge at AutoCamp RISE IN WHEAT Girls Fight in Cell Frees It From Hoboes PRICES STEADY as Prisoners Watch! Seattle Tourist Park Is Real Family Resort; | Heat Wave, Black Rust and i - pA ee Average Stay of Autoist Two Days Short Crops Are Cause Mrs. Huck Sees More of the “Inside of the Seamy Side of Life ATTLE STAR ' eee Discontinued Also . By day re . prUR IE AS eye fe A Sh rn Models th rr ke raders j as r t . i 1 mah ! are ‘ hee? x tourist to ask for . r the same period The Seattle Star epee ae tat Fe ave had cars t *°) BY WINNIFRED MASON HUCK | LETTERS a 8-day clearance of all discontinued or shopworn ; tar trom: Now| oN Former Representatives to Congress! rere wan Stella, the little Irish refrigerators; also, a few ice chests included—re- one from Hawaii hav ( “CHERRY BLOSSOM heat pit eo Me ea EP wee frigerators and ice chests that will give man « super LAND” IS BEATEN and i nt we L pped oft from our aide of the years of perfect satisfaction—Yy4 OFF Wednesday- > | vision of C | BY SEATTLE TREE heat wave, rea kful to gee sho-t Thursday-Friday Chambe chief . n panicled ey all and é handy-m m ete the efor aa A en Just a Few Priced Here : from 20 to 30 cars t by Washington, 1 Cm tr judge, 50 . See tie cava Se ee ty inal elmer wold uae Sond A t ardlyi ses. cY ee 29° Refrigerator NOW 19 touring by bre, DL Van Dyke, 7838 le Bro 10? Why, you 375° Refrigerator NOW 24°° s it a 8. or almost killed me the “ the next rew a branch [lave materially reduced” et mirgmm Tedead wit let 59°° Refrigerator NOW 39% or the cc h cherries ” 38 4 50 7 sears yb fr . A eAnd we in the art claad laughed 119— Refrigerator NOW 79°° acts as judge 560 3 and puts the camp to bed County Legislators Mare comes’ the awh! And, we 16°° Ice Chest NOW 11 t. leted ¢ n wan not the 95 Mabariey..are. the Tour State Schools « lee eves ce 1G be, 21°° Ice Chest NOW 13° patioay thoes Sty t ae 50 ave sust oc dit aloud, It seemed and r survey” of West ale wate ta’ have ‘viaicie Vie : Satisfactory Payment Terms Ww. ze adh ng j " : i eo gir!’ It 4} the commotion broke loose. | - fe * “ ¥ when you buy : Gas sue peen th cries from all side 1807, Nell let me have your pow. ie ig similar tour SCHOOL'S SPIRIT IS. \lcudtn itt ios er matte wore L W d ATTRACTION; SHERIFF Pe caeery coca | ast or Chinese Meschants FOUND PLENTY OF IT Mie anat mae thasin,!? s tim waa Anne mos | mobtell ae Gamblers || Fosnonx: cu. uy uct || toe, eam ol sata In Baby GREEN TEA 1 2nek Sesh) nce eee |e A So wh erable ted no ane vc Carriages he delicate tips are Kept fresh & fla- ory in the sealed SALADA packet. iner than any Japan or Gunpowder. KR. & H.C. COOK, MAin-Q.0, BL 0, DISTRIBUTORS school here—it was || pINANC | r COMMITTEE | 3 : 2 ‘ t time they came, It was LLOYD Loom Woven, light weight—easy arlaintics renee padi hies ent ace to handle baby carriages—in all finishes y got ay whiff and styles—are here for your selection sal ep aia all very reasonably priced. 2675 295° $31— 385° 3975 415° 515° $54— $58- Satisfactory Payment Terms , s looked at me Ba THE BON MARCHE a RGAIN BASEMENT im eee | reat \ A Refreshing t hall that day to Always Ready |,7y ii vere in boi ball we were f of the matro Whenever you want maven was drunk with excitement a quick and appetiz- [at not being locked in her room. Of | ing lunch—a nour- | course, there were the tron bars at} ishing one, too—-open | the ends of the hall, but whe was | a tin of “Delicia.” |with four or fixe. of us 108 hom ane You'll find it makes |r, siecle gat the doors of the a tasty and refresh- | ¢ were locked in | ae Value and Style Both Win in This Lot’s Fight for Priority! More New Silk DRESSES hed been moved from A COOLMOR Porch Shades PORCH shades that will make your porch on the hottest-day—a cool, shady, secluded retreat, breeze— open but protected from the sun’s glare and heat. * ing bite, And it’s ne received hair curlérm over the | Brown or green color. All with 6 ft. drop. Fashionable 50 quickly prepared. _ | transom of one door and carried them | 5 ft. wide.. 6.75 8 ft. wide,..... 10.75 Styles in a Used by thousands 1.0") husy an a dozen ants on 6 ft. wide $8— 9 ft. wide, 12.75 ] é fi in making tempting | repair job 7 ft. wide.. 9,75 10 ft. wide...... 16,50 Age Georgettes, Sizes All Grocers sandwiches, soups, Then she went to the trash closet 2 ft wide... © 17.28 1 i] 16 to 46 Dellentensens Salads, entrees, etc, |and brouzht broom. She} Gags Flat Crepes! 5c. Send for free folder,“11 | climbed Slit Satisfactory Payment Terms ) up ane of 111 Ways to Serve |" Delicia.” i Pleatings! Beaded designs! Hemstitchings! Hand embroidery! Full length pleatings! But- ton trimmings! Three-quarter sleeves! Fash- ioned in youthful lines that particularly lend themselves to Summer wear. This comprehen- sive group of clever models permits an exten- sive choice in both colorings and styles. “4 | boy might as she} [toy miei do, L. SCHOENFELD & SONS iroretnes cee Standard Furniture Co. Spread down the hall. That's the magic number, and tomorrow a new girl will come in. And I shall be able to Second Avenue at Pine Street | FINE THIS WAY [ride her oe i A happy luncheon it will be if you add two Once the bfoom had een ridden) Rosewood---blue---tan---gray---navy grail Benton wuge to two cans of DELICIA, [and silver had. gained the right to] mm Eee lcnlee, ameail. er 5 Sed nepped Ane, |Tail at the new girl, she returned} ficct i the broom to the closet, and lay down i . lon her bed. In a moment she was Belge Food Products Co. _Chicao | ip again Advertisement) aS feel 1 kt nd.of § of aicl New English PRINTS 25¢ 1,000 yards—good patterns in all the wanted Summer shades. Excellent value. dropped to the floor unconscious. giver One of the girls ran to the. bars ‘Tell Miss Lourey to hur Miss Lourey arrtved eventually, lcarry the girl to her bed. (Copyright, N, B.A. Service, Inc.) £ the hall and called possibly within a minute, tho it| Tomorrow: I learn “what prison Miss Lourey seemed centuries to me as I watched | does to babies, <a r girl called from her room, | siver fight for breath and froth at | =————————— sea Rae LEY, WP 1 mae OU | the: mouth, | est ees by the ALL OVER sony es ton’t Know what to) sgiiver's friend was unlocked and | Bureau of Supplies and | Accounts, for ing. taps, Wie sand wrenches, tires and tubes, Mrs. Proctor Rer rts Great | ; Benefit by Taking Lydia |Large Quantity of Beer and E. 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D t Oifi ° 5 . } d f itand I feel 100 | Western ave. police found $00 quarts sip td leo] wecennd ate WEST See === The One Price Dental Oifice | | with no era | | | | | | } Raiding a house at 1439 Jackson Rayon Plated | no ambition and |st,, officers arrested Harry Tate, 39, _ |withatired feeling ana A. R. Henderson, 39, negroos, on ! | vi all the time. Thad |\jquor charges. ‘Three women and a | aches and painsall | man also were held, over my body and | parks, 28, painter, threw a gal 3 for $1.00 ‘ had the headache |,,, @ moonshi t 1 3 for $1.00 f Derby ribbed to c Shoulder. straps | good deal. Isaw bs NiMtared rates Prune eatnedcnte Double soles—tisle the toe style—fancy of self material— youn advertisement in the Pittsburgh | sehoat at 2116 Northlake avo. 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