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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
SHRINE DANCE ATTRACTIVE
Biqqest Event of the Season Is Given
With a Large Out of Town List
of Guests

The dance given by the Shoshone
Shrine club at the K. P. Hall, Wednes-
day evening was the largest affair Of
the season with an exceptionally L. pc
attendance of out of town folks.
The hall, both upstairs and down
was beautifully decorated and great
quantity Of ballons carried by the
dancers and used as decorations added
to the bizarre effect of fez and crescent.
Among the out Of town guesfs were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Holden o, Hay
Spur. Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Baer Of
Richfieid. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 'Ande-
mer OF Richfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Brookman Of Richceld, Mr.. AMI Mrs.
W. 7. Stafford Of Coodine, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Combs Of Boise Dr.
and Mrs d. Nattson Of oooding 81.
and Mrs n. Tyson OF GoodiDg, Mr
ard Mrs Charles Mack of Boise Mr
and Mrs Donald Whitehead ~ Roise
Nr end Mrs 3 T. Lane n Riehfele
az nnd Mrs Haii Hor0e ~ Jerome
and Mr and Nre hhmhamsou ~
Ierome' Mr and Ns iauls0n ~
noisai Nr and Hf eiDn NaddHf of
Cood'ne ~ end He Nal0'a snow
al nood|nF Nr ara pas hNam senN
nl ~ e0oa.nf Nr 900 Hn HNFH
NIlsnam of o0ni.nH Hr aHd N "A
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

lopes the campaign here will be of a
uccessful, lasting nature.
Mr.. Scott was at one time a mem
er of the chorus in the Spurgeon
abernacle of London, England. He
ONES here with an established repu-
alton as an evangelistic singer.
Rev. R. S. Withrow, pastor of the
hurch says the meetings are not con-
med to the Baptists only but urges
yeryone in the village to attend and
ekeive the benefits of the meetings
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
RAILROAD TINE CHANGES
Numbers of Trains are Changed and
the Time on Two Trains Effective
Last Sunday

Last Sunday a new time table went
into effect on the Short Line railroad
The numbers on the trains We're
changed as follows. No. 10 is now
known as No. %, the time being the
same 1901 P NJ. for leaving for the
west. Train No. 4 was changed to
train No. 2e aand the leaving time an
hour and a half earlier, now leaving
at 1888 P. NJ, for the east. No. "a
leaves fifteen minutes earlier or 1887
P. NJ. for the east. The rest of the
trains remain as they were before.
The following is the n@w tine table
for the leaving of trains:
Westbound
No. 2S, S:S4 A. NJ.
No 25, 12:O1 P. NJ.
No. 5. 1850 P. M.
No. II, 9:25 P. NJ.
East Bound
No. IS, s:15 A. NJ.
No. 26, 1888 P. NJ.
No. 6, 1O:SE P. NJ (Mail only)
Nc. "a, 1887 P. NJ.
Branch Trains
Leaves Arrives
Fill City 1000 A. NJ. $40 P. NJ
Ketchum $50 A. NJ. 4:3O p. NJ.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

A special poultry train will be run
through Southern Idaho making stops
at practically all stations, affording
an opportunity to study the best the
state affords. in the line of poultry.
This announcement by c. Ben Ross,
Secretary of the State Farm Bureau.
The Union Pacific railroad will furnish
the train and experts will accompany it
giving lectures and demonstrations.
Birds of various breeds will be on ex-
hibition as well as a model of the
Idaho poultry houses. This type to
be furnished by the Poultry Depart
ment of the Idaho Technical Institute.
1t is expected that the University will
cooperate in furnishing speakers and
that Mr.. Moore, state poultry specialist
will be in charge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
BADLEY ON PROGRAM
Idaho Irrigation Congress Meets
at Twin Falls Next Week
is TO ATTEND
Program is Good One Full of Interest,"
ing Subjects for Those
Interested in
Irrigation

Better marketing facilities for Idaho
products will be stressed at the meet
ing OF the Idaho Irrigation congress a.
Twin Falls next week.
John Bailey. general manager Of
the Big Wood Canal company is on the
program Thursday evening when he
will speak on Canal Maintenance and
Some Other Matters"
The full program Of the Idaho Irri-
cation Congress, Twin Falls, Idaho,
January 29rd. Path, is as follows:
Wednesday, January 23rd.
200 P. NJ. Parish Hall.
Music
Address Of Welcome, Mayor shad L.
Hodgin.
Response. Hon Carl ]. Miller.
Music.
Annual address, President VIII H.
Gibson.
Address. Marketing Conditions as
Observed Throughout the Southern and
Eastern States a. V. Tauman, Water
master Boise Valley Boise, Idaho.
Announcement Of committees.
6:s0 D. m. Lunch-Short and snappy,
Perrine Hotel
Address, 'sThe Farmers View of
Marketing" W. B. Mitchell, Parma,
Idaho.
900 P. NJ. High School Auditorium.
Music
Address, THE American Railway
Assn and the Public" Donald D. Conn,
Manager, Public Relations Section,
Car Service Division. American Rail-
way Assn, Washington, D. C.
Thursday, January oath.
$50 A. NJ Business Meeting, Parish
Hail.
Address, The Western States Rec
lamation Assn" r. E. Shepard, Pres1-
dent, W. S. R. g. Jerome, Idaho.
Address, Our Potato Marketing
Assn" Chas. ]. Carlson, Idaho Falls,
IDAHO Chairman Idaho Potato Com
mittee, American Railway Assn.
z-VO +. NJ. Rar1Sl Hail.
Music
Address, "Our Unappropriated Water
Supply" George N. Carter, Assistant
State Commissioner of Reclamation.
Boise, Idaho
Address, Our Fruit Industry, it's
Marketing Problems and Suggested So
lutions." M. L. Dean, Director of
Bureau of Plant Industry, Boise, Idaho.
Music
Address, Canal Operations" ]. c.
Wheelon, General Manager Twin Falls
Canal Co, Twin Falls. Idaho.
Report of Committees.
An opportunity for questions ana
discussion will be given after each ad-
dress.
1880 P. NJ. Banquet. Rogerson Hotel.
POSTMASTER Joel Priest, Main
Buffer. o. s. L. r. R.
Music
Address, Irrigation and its Relation
to the Business World" A. w. Nc
Callum, Editor. Bull Herald. Buhl
Idaho.
Address. Canal Maintenance and
Some Other Matters" John Bailey.
Manager, Wood River District. sho-
ihone. Idaho
Music.
Address Irrigation from the Wo-
mans Viewpoint" Mrs. c. L. Schoed-
r. Filler Idaho.
Address, "The Best for the I.astv
Governor c. c. Moore.
America, Everybody.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
RIcHFIELD NEWS NOTES
. . . . . 0 Q o o Q . 0 o o Q o Q

. . . o . o 8 o o o . o o o Q o Q
A. J. Lindermer was a Twin Falls
visiter Monday.
Jack Brennan and wife were sho-
shone visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs James H. Lane were
Boise visitors Thursday and Friday
Mesdames F. Powell and Dufree en-
tertained the Ladies Aid Society We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Barney Powell is here again
after few weeks visit with relatives
in northern Idaho.
During the cold suaps the A L.
Fletchers may be found at his office,
where they have furnished room for
the winter.
Mrs. o. c. Burton returned home
Sunday from several days visit with
a sister. Mrs. Good Taylor and family
at Rupert, Idaho.
Practicing for the operetta First Of
the Red Corn" is in full swing. The
Women's club will present thet oper-
eta at the American theater the last
of this month. Be sure and watch for
the date.
Mr. Britt was taken suddenly i'll while
in town Saturday. and was taken to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. ]. J.
Bremen. Mr.. Britt has suffered these
attacks since a severe case of pto-
maine poisoning several days ago.
Mrs. James H. Lane left Saturday
morning for Ithaca, New York, where
she was called by the serious illness
Of her mother, Mrs. Thatcher. Mrs. |
Edna Piper is caring for the Lane /
children during Mrs. Lanes absence. /
The double header basket ball games
played between Carey and Richfield
at the American theater Friday even
Ing was a victory for the Carey boys.
the score was 26 TO II and a game for
the Richfield girls. the score was 6 TO
5.
Born 10 Mrs. Ida Robinson. Tues
fay morning. a fine baby boy. the
boys father, the late Ia Grande Robin
'oH was accidently killed while hunt
ng az Fairfield about two and one
lalf months ago Mrs Robinson and
baby are on the home of sfr and Mrs
W. p. Robinson
Mr and Hrs p, 9 McNahon were
iosfs to o dinner party Monday in
honor ~ nr McNshon's oirfhday
covers were laid for fhe foIioeine
'aeaisi Mr and Nls Rafnea Mr and
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

Firo Baptist Church Will Hold
Series of Meetings Begin
=. ming January 27.
REV. TOLLIVER in CHARGE
Twin Falls Pastor Assisted by Mr..
Scott in Charge of Singing Hope
full of a Successful Cam
pagn Here

Revival services will be held at the
First Baptist church commencing Sun
day January 9th, with Rev. w. H.
Tolliver of Twin Falls in charge of
the meetings. He will be assisted by
Mr.. Scott in charge of the singing.
Rev. Tolliver is a forceful speaker
and has a pleasing personality and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
|RVICES AT THE M. e. CHURCH

Sunday School at 1000 A. NJ.
preaching services at 11:00 A. NJ
! President c. w. Tenney, president
fsGooding college, will speak Sunday
waning at the NJ E. Church at 1880
3.8M His subject will be Twentieth
century Power" There will be special
music under the direction of Miss
1ofothy DeMary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
NOTICE

L have this day sold my stock in
the Columbia Pool Hall, Shoshone,
Idaho, to Jose Argudo, and am in no
way responsible for any obligations
incurred by the Columbia Pool Hall
from this date, January 9th, 1924.
H. MORIOKA
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

On account of his brothers death
Dr. E. M. Snodgrass, the eyesight
specialist, will be delayed a few days
IN 1naking his professional visits to
Sheshone and surrounding towns, but
WIZ be here again as soon as poss-
ioH Watch this paper for definite
anh ouncement.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

Old King Coal is a merry old soul
and a hot old soul is he. 1t burns fine
in the heater and cook stove too, and
just as well in a furnace you'll See
Gem state Lumber Company.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
HE'S SATISFIED

George Beckley, route 1. Boise. Z
game to Idaho from Kansas four
teen years ago. He brought quite
plt or money but lost it in an q
= unfortunate venture. About T.. 4
= years ago he reached the Boise .
with $500 and rented 50 e
vhcres. BY 1919 he had accunu- .
v1ated $4,000 in cash and a good 9
ybunch Of machinery and bought .
: rundown ranch for s25 900. II .
: was producing six tons Of silage .
? fnd IS bushels Of corn per ,.ere. ?
y three years he increased the o
ped 70 25 tons Of silaee and rs 8
pshels of corn per acre. .
~ h'eiNey rs succeeding Where Q
pc former owner failed IIe is 8
liking 40 cows and win soon 4
''e Zen moro fresh HIs COWS q
nis principal source u rey- .
'' although other thines con- =
~ .''' 4hls yeor he alaed POO q
N' " onions on qualier of
'oa Fole ihem ~ fioo q
~ ''h 900 f1oha ~ p0iai0ea q
n H'fna pnf aQld fhem .
~ fi'qa p neehw ..l
'f' lfN N f4up u.ff a
NJ iIN MI.|IUI III II.I. A
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mass and Sermon on next Sunday
at o'clock. Late services will be held
at Dietrich. Evening devotion at 7.S0.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18
ON Ol
ROW.

Lincoln
f matter
i'd Court
January,
at Mon.
1924, at
/, at the
|1oshone
state Of
he time
of said
and for
Louis d.
|uise D.
Puise D.
led may
Noble,
Judge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

For Sale-Modern furnished dwell
ing. Phone 81. Miss Guymon.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

Look at the liable on your paper
and see if you owe for the Journal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-01-18

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
Wounded Vets to
Install Officers

Installation OF new officers OF
the Seattle Chapter No. 2, Disabled
American Veterans OF the World
War, will take plnco next wednes.
dny. June II, accompanied Ivy cero.
monials. dancing and refreshments.
Delegates TO tho national convon.
ton OF tho order at Salt Lake City,
Juno 20 TO 90, wiz he formally
named at tho oeremonlnlD.
officers TO DO indicted into office
arc:
n. Il. Muinix, commander: j. II.
Morris, senior vice commander;
Elmer Smith, junior vlco command.
or; James Il, Mullen. adlutant; II.
s. Waldol, chaplain; John Angel,
treasurer: Miles Price, historian; N.
G. Weaver Carl Donnlg and Clint
Town, tr7lstocB: Harry irwin, Tony
Syafz, Andrew Carlson, Herman
Hrcbs and John Dorsell, councIlmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
S/Olive Roberts Barton
no. 2l-WHAT THE RADIO DID

yously. "somstimez it's little hard
10 make Il work right
The Twins and tho fairyman treld
10 help him ia things Il think itu
AN right now" Eaid Nick. Try %
set come other place. Mister Coon.
Il viii tune in GA Chicago" r.tid
Mister Coon. "aud we win hear "a
bedtime story"
That's better" whispered Daddy
cracinuts IL went split our ear.
drums
50 Mister Coon pulled another
handle and Instantly a voice came
out ~ the horn. saying. "onco upon
time litur-t squeeze uaueCrc-
squeeze - squeeze - roar - roar --
whlFrrr-W hOop-Vccog'
MY Ko0ineatf' exclaimed Grand
ma Frog Il should think that would
wa,cn up an the babies this side Of
Canada, That's a most romarkablo
bedtime story
yes. an't IT, remarked Mm
Chipmunk. "oh. thsrel Listen. nov. "
Tho voice in the horn went on.
And one day no went ~ school and
bang whaug, squcai. roar bhrek!'
Il finished with a wall
''My m IA hate 20 send my
child 90 that school" said Mra.
uroundhog
ITS very late and ven have 20
be- going sald Mrs. bunny Good
night. Mater Coon We've an had
nice time az your party" And out
lhry went-a'l % them.
Hut they hadn't any moro than
turned tho corner when the radio ret
began 10 behave Itself beautifully.
Tho Twins and tho faivman stayed
and heard ten pieces played by O.
circus hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
2 4
BY + X ED V.
wILLIAM MS
A Sequel to THE Beacon Hill Mystery"
Romance and Adventure in Seattle

mantle. 10 fold and tuck the
hooks and crannics Of mountain
land In darkness.
Clark beERu 10 pack his paints
md brushes ana strap them 20 his
easel when hts attention Was gt'
traeted 20 ring upon ono % his
lngcrs- II had not boen there be.
fore. Had Marian put e thcse3 lie
smiled hopefully and raised his hand
10 tho fast fading iight 20 examine
q closer
II was a heavy hand of sold. very
tight upon hia ringer with a queer
design in oriental elphers on ~
surface.
This had not belonged 10 Mar.
Ian. lie tried 90 pun it of. he
could not The harder he pulled
tho tighter IL became ON his
finger.
Clark was mysuiicd This ring
had been put on his hand while no
slept by whomg The Chinese char,
aeters on u brought hack memories
Of tho torture chamber 81 the tons
house In seattlc'a Chinatown; Of the
Chinese "housr boy who had paid
with his ITO Tor che Part he had
taken in helping him rescue Marian
nom Renard's gang
Clark looked swiftly about Heayg
brush fenced I'm the clearing. he
hind this brush eyes might now be
watching him. enemy eyes.
Clark hurried down tho noun
tain side. stumbling down the
same trail taken by Marian an
hour or 80 before.
Before no reached the foot OF the
mountain Il was dark. and he FOL.
lowed tho path by tho faint rays OF
tho moon that crrpt thru high flung
banks OF fog sweeping IN from tho
ocean.
Ito saw tho yellow lights Of a
cabin and as he approached he
noticed that Us door stood ajar and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
Among the New Books

matter % msrmhids. Coiumbus is
positive he saw them on moro than
one occasion.
once IN "a while there comes iHio
~ the rough hands o. The Survey
book which none u the fterner.
Aalry-thrztsd surveyors can proper.
D. handle iiodmau No. passes lt
on % Chairman 80 I and Doe hands
Il over 90 Chairman 10. 2,
Chairman No. 9. bslus "a gallant
sot 0f n soul. transfers Il 20 the
Lady Surveyor. Perhaps you've
never heard Of Lady Surveyor but
there is one On the y. l.. =. look
survey. nevertheless.
She was given Job juEt 70
handle buch books - Don Juancs'
Brenianol. Here 10 her report tBc.
lng a lady. ale Is rather n0n-com.
mittalJ
"DoS JUASEs' Is a postwar pic.
~ turs or socisty in Paris. as
ltsn BY Marcel Provost,
II deals with love affairs % three
ultrnmoderu French women, who
have reached middle age. but arc
Htill playing n the Eam6 o. love. oh.
serving their own rules
TUE muse that Mary Carolyn
J. Davies tries 10 ride In the
opening verses Of Tho Skyline
Trail" Uobhl. Merrill r. d fractions
broncho, And. Il seems 20 Us. she
b badly thrown.
iicr prcdlcamsnt might be found
iu two lines from The second poem Of
Tho book;
RIDE 'er cowboy. let Ter buck
Keep your relns. and trust y luckF'
Miss Davies seems iu spots 70
trust both 10 luck and 20 the popu'
lauiy Of the Robert Service school
Thu-t
When ! said goodbye a, sunset 70
tie plains of old Wyoming.
And you told me ia regret u yet
well. partner sou Wsre right"
A.Ho the usage Of tho bucknroo ~
a Mardenesquo symbol; Break life
in' Don't lct II break you
EuL once Mics Davies wunders be.
ride the rose bushes Of Portland. o.
joga along thru the rains OF the
Pacific Northwest. she IL on "a safer
mount. A instance;
The orchard trees
Have waited long
To speak their thoughts
In white song"
Returning 60 her cowboy verses:
wo are Of the opinion that the buck.
Rroo and his broneho are, aud always
were. subjects Tor ballad. chnnty. epic
or nothing az all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06

"BarteIlRg Win the M
dams" a draiUing said 10
hare been made by CristO-
forO Colombo himself after
his first rOya0e.
Journal Of Ifs Fret Voyage 10
America which ssts forth his enter.
tanning material concerning the great
Colombo.
cit had not been Tor Abort Eouis
persistent interest in "a diary the
great Gtnosse explorer left. these
sensational disclosures Of hts voyage
Go America might have been over.
locked.
Tho diary kept by Columbus was
uuud boz spanish achieves ln 1890.
~ was published In London the fol-
'osiHg year. bot mlde utile. n ans.
impression. II Is understood the ei.
ton had disappeared
when in Lurupo laHt scar. Albert
Eaui came across cIey which a.
irfiH4 MIN To tHe manuscript aud
resulted iH the publication Of the
Interesting volume.
journal n Iila Firrt Voyage %
America 1irelotea that when ono %
tho Hdyeururcrs ships was wrecked
or the West Indies enough material
was ralyagrd 90 build a very com
Portable house. Hence tho reference
90 rral estate.
Prom the paErs Of tho Journal
wr arr further Informed that
Whrn Columbus saw tito women
Of the new world promenade tho
beaches, wearing strings OF
beads and smiles. he was horrt
fed he Mt onre dressed In
proper uttiro, four men md
three women. selected from tho
natives, and sent them thru.
out the Islands 10 convert their
brothers and sisters and TO en-.
forcr tho blue laws.
Reference 10 an island inhabited
only by women. gives riho 20 an
angle " suffrage. Whereas In tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06

an the Green Woods people woro
dressed up In their sunday best a.
sister Coon's party.
n was a most fashionable party.
and Nancy ana Nick and tbo little
fsirymau were proud ~ tho coon
gentleman sRa his now radio Get
oh ycs. IL Was Mister Coon's now
radio go that ths party vas about
EveH body bad como to hear a con.
cert.
"tadio and gentlemen" said Mls.
ter Coon Importantly setting up in
tho middle % thc floor where lits
lie square boN with a bis horn wEs
sitting 90 a table. Il viii now tune
m. W. shall hear concert that
"a going ON IN New York"
EVER body elappSd aud Mister
Coon bowed aud then no pushed m
some knobs and pulled out some
knobs and turned d thlnEamAdodger
Wheecsl Whlrrrr! squscCe-eee-
o-ratile-attle, went the
bis horn, or rather. they wero the
sounds that came out o. a.
"Aiyg sald Mr5. Muskrat 20 Mrr
Grounding. They DO have queer
voices In New York don't they.
AIRS. Croundhog7'
IL ISN'T just right set -ald Ni5,
Ter Coon THE air isn't right
no, ia tay q wasn't exactly
right" rrinneI Mister bunny nudE
iRs Old Daddy Cnelnuts. 't'yu
heard "a good many aia but n0us
exactly like that
Mr. Coon pulled out some more
knobs and pushed iu some other
knobs and tho little lights went
blink and suddenly thgr, was
shrek like tho . o'clock curfeu
whistle
noh. on. OH. shrisked The Green
Wood ladies'. covering Up their enr
THAT must Be Grand OPERA such
loud slnging makes ~ deaf Do thsy
always sing that way iu New YORK.
Mister Cont
Mister Coon blushcd. There h.
something vrouE." ho explained ner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
NATIONAL GROCERY COMPANY

'phyaicians was issued by Judge
Mitchell Gillian at the rsquez; Of
rr. Russell.
DR. Russelrs troubles wlth tic
state board arose over her convic,
ton on criminal charge IN King
county courts. Coy. Lister par.
doucd her and she claims all rights
lost by her conviction were restored.
Tho state board contends the pardon
did not restore her name 10 tho
list Of licensed physicians. The re-.
.Firalning order win force the state
board 10 show cause why the license
should not be ISSUED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06

10 he Continued
copyright 1894 Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
uont let constipation make you an invaIlG
relieve il with Kellogg's Bran

Few people realize how dangerous
IS constipation until this dread dis
case tsars down their health. Did you
know that moro than forty serious
diseases can be traced 10 constipation
Keep your health. or restore Il, with
Kcllogg's Bran, cooked and krum.
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by doctors. They know that only ALL
bran can bring 100 Per cent results.
Part bran Is, at best, only halfway
measure.
II eaten regularly. Kellogg's Bran
win bring permanent relief-cvcn in
the most chronic case. It Is guaran.
tecd TO do so. II Il fails, your grocer
viii return your money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
SHOP Girls SPRUCE

BoURSEMOuTIf. England -
when Bournemouth shop girlH be.
gar 20 dress better than tho Gus,
tomcrs. managers 81 Eeyera! leading
stores provided uniforms for the
girls 10 wear behind the counter.
Tho employers looked upon every
frill on the clerks dresses as a thorn
In The nidn Of tho bnyerA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-06
DOCTOR FIGHTS
Annie Russell Asks Permit
10 Practice Here

Or. Annie X. Russell. scattlGg
.nrht professional woman. took the
offensive ia her fight with the state
board al medical examiners. Fnday.
a Temporary restraining order pro
hlbiting the board from removing
her namo from the l.st Of licensed
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Because Il /, ALL bran Il sweeps.
cleans and purihcs tho intestine.
Like nature, Il acts naturally. Il
makes tho intestine function rcgu.
arly.
Eat Il every dAy-two tablespoon.
fuls--in chronic cases, with ever
meal. Eat !. with milk or cram.
Sprinkle Il over other cereals. Cook
L with hot cereals. Enjoy Il in those
wonderful recipes given On every pack
age.
The flavor % Kellogg's Bran.
cooked and krumblsd, Is delicious. IL
Is crisp, Hut-like. Quito different from
ordinary brans, which arc so unpalat.
able. Kelloggs Bran Is made IN
Battle Creek and served by tho lead
ing hotels aud clubs everywhere. Sold
by all grocer -Aavsr,ts.nnsat