The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1925, Page 28

PAGE 28 THE SEATTLE STAR o—---- aasineegioe anesenain = 'Chasing the Thank sgiving Dinner ) SEEK PASSAGE), W ant? a Tough Turkey? Let Father Go Buy It ‘ q in the Stone Age Ww ‘as Real Job! | MUNRO BILL | y A Equalize Assessments on Road improvements D BY ROTH WALLER HURRY WiTh THAT TURKEY 0! Lens — r J I GONNA RAP HIM J 1 ove is THE BEAN 1 Cus ” i Cre » GERMANS LIKE e THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1925, @ \!Car Tips Over, Man | Steals Hat; Wealthy Wins Accident Suit Woman Is Arresteday C ‘ i CLAUDE C. RAMSAY 1485 Dexter. Horton Bldg. rc LAST BUFFALO ®.:°°"scuesrss BANNED PLAY og . SE HUNT IS ON credit, a ; “Desire Under Elms” Meets 2m = «Steir at SemeteDA ad Acclaim; England Gasps : | ans and Sports: tm NO HARDSHIPS IN ° tt ot um t aril MEN SHOULD BARE _ Delile for Big Thrill Ce < wer EARM LIFE tesscrcrtrscrwe| "SUM, SAS expen | mm 8,8 Sse) CORSE , PERSE pumemeres [Seer “Ml Let Us All Nebraska “U” Finds Modern. ‘is: ( is Conditions and Progress f 8 a Be Se re : ‘s : . Thankful ‘sn cond Sates | tatensea| 8 F That it is our privilege to Alabat to) f live in the Best City é modern eatin ( ge in the World ; miele @ « What's the Moon, Dad?| - “MORE SOLDIERS Latin Students op SEATTLE | Questions You Cannot HERRIOT UNABLE — AT CHURCH Answer Explained Here 10 GET CABINET caren fag be he Big OR the benefit of achool boys and girls, and students and teachers | |g Third Man Who Has Failed RO et once they are—TWELVE OF THEM PARIS, No 36. Edouard Her ‘ f 1. POPULAR ASTRONOMY: The earth, sun, moon, stars and t f Bac YMMON ERRORS IN ENGLISH: Just what its name Impl! rs ecg access tas antl igh Gp tn. ata oo Whe preatent Mux “eee How it operates; how laws are made and facts and Ps uiolbdtag ; figures on the national legislature. re f rn 5. CURIOUS INFORMATION: Facts and fancies; things that are b m i Seager saa Outlines debate methods, lists of sub: ae stoidarnt n officers and | 2 a h M4 THE ORE: fe ain = ay a se about he office o! resident, a i state flowers, state mottoes; governors’ salaries; chief industries; princt pal rivers 10. THE PRESIDENTS CABINET: Its interesting history; moet- ings; the presidential succession; duties; dates of establishment of depart. ments and what they do for people. 11. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS SINCE 1189: mplete con- densed history of every presidential election, with the popular and elec- toral vote cast for every candidate for every party for president and + vice president. + English Social Season Sees Ballrooms Busy Love and Vengeance | joxpor Await Jap Prisoner TOKYO, Vv Yesuko Yama fuji ay A 12. POLITICAL CONVENTIONS: How candidates are nominated | gered noc ‘ by political parties; summaries of party platforms: delegates; and the || motive: ne inside machinery of party conventions as they affect American histe Amaky men m 1 IF YOU WANT WORDS OF INTERESTING, INFORMATIVE ve nd MATERIAL ON r, ECTS—THE ©0) ENTS OF A ne GOOD. BOOK—YOL . GET THEM BY FILLING Ot 5 the ma Am COUPON BELOW AND SENDING THE REQUIRED AMOUNT, 35 then he is released ¥ ep paty . CENTS, in postage stamps or coin Sh dace fare nae ; Bchools Editor, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, . . down and ands engaged to lur 4 Miserly Bird Found; jij on fo tion listed, and inclose herewith 35 cents in loose, uncanceled United States YORKSHIRE, Eng LONDON, Nov. 26--—-If you want postage stamps, or coin, for same. er Name Street and No. or R. F. D. City. . 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. I want the SCHOOL PACKET, containing 12 educational bulletins Hides Loot in Nest We wish to thank our many Patrons for the kind support given us during the past year. WASHELLI AND EVERGREEN Memorial Park B ESTABLISHED 1870 We sincerely hope your Thanks- giving will be a happy one. W. P. Fuller & Co. SEATTLN, WASH ARE THE BEAUTIFUL CEMETERIES OF SEATTLE EVERY LOT AND GRAVE HAVE PERPETUAL CARE Seaboard Branch Westlake at Pike Street a a asta Sneed hi. Thanksgiving ire the total value of Washington’s agricul- tural crops greater this year than ever before @ people of this state have abundant cause for pepe le hyn Products of the soil will bring more than $250,000,000 to the people of Washington. Seattle has over $184,000,000 deposited in the city’s banks. This is more than ever in the history of the city. Foreign trade through the port of Seattle will reach new high levels for the year. The products of forest and sea will give large returns. Manufacturing also has been developing rapidly. Another hydro-electric plant has been constructed and its output of some 48,000 horsepower made avail- able for further industrial development. In these industrial, agricultural, trading and com- mercial activities the Dexter Horton National Bank, with its adequate resources and conservative finan- cial policies is an important factor. This bank be- lieves it has cause for thanksgiving and hopes, as another year progresses, to have even greater cause for rejoicing in the prosperity and thriftiness of the people of Washington. DEXTER HORTON © NATIONAL, BANK Resources Over $44,000,000 Established 1870 6 Second Avenue and Cherry Street Ballard Branch Dexter Horton State Bank, Georgetown 5228 Ballard Avenue MA TE ZL