The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 4

if " PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925 1 FAMOUS ARTISTS) oom ee a WaRATE | OThe Radio Star AeDougl uth | Victor Broadcast Easy tolL > _ ae Hear; Stations Silent | ‘| 7 oie FIFTY-ONE YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVI | T *S PROGRAMS | ” > NOON Wal, uae ae | ee eto réflouriew Air Toda ll co. py | nt Mat mia ro | eo Satin Frocks WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Ke STATIONS STATIONS ’ Rotary luncheon (361), Gakland, tonigt PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Tue all-Pullman, ‘Thursday Only 1 .00 Very Special hand r tationa in the y But Pacifico Coast lat | club car train of qual- y been able to \ Frocks that be- re | ity service; a favorite peak the clever +4 for more than forty designer's art, in years among passen- fine satins, with By Daylight Through gers traveling to New the Alleghenies York, Washington and Ly.Chicago 5:30 P.M.(CT.) other eastern cities. Ar. Washington 4:20 P.M. (E.1.) The Pennsylvania Ar. New York 5:30 P.M.(ET.) Limited affords a day- light ride around the wonderful Horseshoe Curve and through ‘| the picturesque Alle- qheny Mountains and Gaps of the Susque- hanna—the delight- ful and scenic route to the East. For reservations or further information. address B.C. Kellogg, District Passen, t 210 ry Building. Seattle w ra aeye Telephone: En delightful trim- mings and beau tiful tailoring. KYJK (263), Portlana ono PM | | KE We are showing lovely colors of blue, Bokara, cuckoo and black and some chic combinations of colors. SR " playing tn the Marine MINA’ "La edhe Calumnia MARTHA Porter Song Weed (46 WEAF t 1 Held in S. F. for Robbery of | ; — Disicsses andcommairs | Safe in Spokane |Fined $20 for | | Driving on Walk BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.—] Rehnke, 1 24th ave. & ed $20 In iba ae . ee ‘ if We are proud of this offering, because the low price, combined with the quality and style, are a real bargain. | Sports Hose 95c 3 Pairs for 2:50 | | | | | Desirable Hose, of pure thread silk, in | Californian Loses | Charged with being a member of a Extradition Fight) joi: is okie After unsuccessfully fighting ox tradition since his arrest on Septem ber 1, A. W. Fitch, former Los An * court reporter, lost Tuesday | here Tur red him| Los A Hott 8590 Pennsylvania Railroad ROUTE OF THE BROADWAY LIMITED ing g MacDougall-Bouthwick—SECOND FLOOR claims | ernor Hartley ngeles, who left for the | Wash. for robberies y night with his pris-| $25,000, police sald. Officers . | nounced that a completo set of safe | | a charged with passing | cracking tools was found in his) p | STREET CAR TROUBLES | Motorman discovered a package ¢ TOKYO, Japan.—A near riot was) dynamite with caps and fuses, le: egused on a street car here when the | by a passenger. $500 seanion you ever called an otione? Perhaps! NONRIZONTAL a e | designs of stripes and diamond squares. The colors are the good light shades that | are so popular for street wear this Fall. Sizes 814 to 10 MacDougall-Bouthuick—STREET FLOOR : Mutual Reserve Association ¥ INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF WASHINGTON CAPITALIZATION $200,000 Exempt from Federal Income Tax INTRODUCTORY After a careful analysis of the problem which exists among certain classes in this com- munity in the need of salary loans or in the field for trust deeds, discounts or commercial papers and similar well secured instruments, the MUTUAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION was incorporated under the laws of the State of Washington, for the purpose of hand- ling this character of investment at commission and interest charges in keeping with the statutes and state laws. verb to be. | 47. Second note in the scale. 49. Myself, 50. Native metal of sister Wo, Chinese Doe- Herb Specialist, compounds the Chinese } } Nature Herbs, root for stomach, colds, rheu- ie 5 neey wit nervousness, removing cherry pits. |} Mtarh, Cough and © biood disordera. Treat ¥ with nature herba No an sleeveless outer gar- || Gruge.Dr. Lee Wo Chinese Medicine Co., 208 James Bt., Cor. Second Ave. Beattle, Wash. Phone EL iot-7339 } As soon as sufficient capital is raised, application will be made for a charter under the Industrial Loan Act and supervision of the State Banking Department, and upon receipt of such charter the assets of the Mutual Reserve Association will be converted into the new chartered company. This chartered company will have the same by-laws, rates and provisions with regard to loans as the initial company, in so far as such conform to the pro- visions of the Industrial Loan Act. LOAN PROFITS Funds of the MUTUAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION will be employed in loans to County-City employees and others of good character at legal rates, not to exceed 1% per month, and for other purposes. The borrower, in addition to this interest, pays a fee not exceeding $2.00 per $100.00 to cover cost of investigation and drawing the papers. An additional release charge not exceeding $1.00 per $100.00 is made for waiver of obligation in case of death. a) spring ii TAL) oa By compounding the monthly payments as received and by discounting commercial papers and trust deeds of soundness, it is estimated the MUTUAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION will make gross profits approximating 20% per annum on this capital at a remarkably low overhead cost. Members of our trustees have carried on this type of business for years before capitalizing this company for the public and have actually demonstrated the profitable and practical need of the plan. Last year, on a business approximating $175,000, losses were $238.00, a negligible amount. RESERVE At least 25% of the surplus accruing each year shall be set aside as a reserve. $11,000.00 of a reserve has already been created. U. S. NAVY YARD BREMERTON, CHARLESTON, SHARES The preferred stock of the MUTUAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION is fully paid and non-assessable, selling at $55.00 per share and in units of two shares at $110.00. HER FRIEND KNEW— NN women are in need of sympathy or advice they instinctively turn to some friend or neighbor for it. That is what Mrs. Mary Wilhelmy did and that is what thousands of other women have done. Dividends are paid on the preferred shares at a minimum rate of $7.00 per annum, payable semi- | annually, and in addition such shares shall participate fully and equally with dividends paid on the common shares after $7.00 has been paid on such shares in any calendar year. nan trips Sundays and holl- 15 and # p.m. y trip « Kerry Trip except- 5 ALM. nger fare to Port Orchard MANAGEMENT PAYMENT PLAN passenger Gar (includ § Mas, Withel feline ale eh peat Pia Ses! ute ts, Wilhelmy was not feeling well. She was run-down from over- The management of the MUTUAL RESERVE Our 7% preferred stock can be purchased on a re Oh ARON ; " : . ASSOCIATION is in the hands of well-known, payment plan of $20.00 down per unit dnd the Uy ttonna ‘Felp, $1.35 work and worry. She had no appetite. She could hoe sleep at night. responsible business men., Their diversified in- balance in equal monthly payments, 7% interest Mrs. Wilhelmy followed the advice of a neighbor in whom she had terests and experience are of a character which paid you on dividend dates on all money paid in. faith and confidence —but read in her own words about her experience, especially relate to, and peculiarly qualify them This savings plan enables you to place money at for the safe and efficient conduct of this business. good rate of interest. ged alat elose.cone gt eon Nacae 4 “‘I was all run-down from over-work and | me tzustens stall reeetve no stécl, enlary or foes of any character and 10 director or trustee can borrow from the funds ITB Cotman Dock em ONAty sore worry, had no appetite and could not sleep at ) pee I ae not get any strength after my last % i iy baby was born. A friend of mine said, ‘Try BOARD OF TRUSTEES i) AL Poe | Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as I REV. M. A. MATTHEWS J. W. MAXWELL LEWIS B, SCHWELLENBACH ORL HEH err | have done. It helped me.” So I started taking Pastor Virat Presbyterian Church President National City Bank Director Brotherhood Hank ay = esas greene I the Vegetable Compound and I noticed after W. L. RHODES 1 PUGET SOUND ff the first few bottles that I felt considerably better. Mibeklat Rhbded Oletec, ine, W. T. BURWELL W. W. SHIELDS STEAMER After taking 9 or 10 bottles I got over my faint- ip i Preaident Mannachusetts Mortgage Co. ‘Treasurer King County ing spells. Everybody who sees me now notices Counter asics Borne KEITH L, BULLITT ARCHIE HUTCHINSON io cP a bi MM canbe es Ate eA Are GuouGn M Minton Ey S edtia aiinae vs | | any AG 1A can write to me and I will answer her letter. Chief Fire Department - baby Ud He fit ahaa i cn | 7,10 pm. MRS. MARY WILHELMY ~2Mrs. Mary Wilbelmy, 309 Duke St. iLENN H. DAVIDSON P. 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