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504 Peoples Bank Bldg, Republicans Seek Parole I 'Words Like These' EL 0807 nl .J. ,,. (.Jack) Johnson 1 By Attorney Chat·les Jl[. Stokes B,· JAMES T. WALKER This < >lumn is writlen with I Let me begin this series by POLICE BRUTALITY full <''lgn ".r nc p that ito rE'aders · . t "b t t M J h of Spokane, Wn. . . paymg n u e o r. Jack o n- A committee from the NAACP !JkewJse n ad the daily press, lis-~ For "extraordinary achieve tPn o>er llw air with u.veragP son whose duty it will be to op- comprising the president, Fred ment" in bombing our Genna11 nnclE'r" andlng of the issues of pose me in the theories I in_ W. Shorter, Rev. F. W. Penick enemies-our hero of the Pacific joy in her usual job as teacher l:i::; wc.ll known s. rugg!e against thP presPnt politieaJ campaign, It tend to present in these columns and Prentis Frazier called upon Northwest has been decorated at Sapulpa, Okla. discrimination. in a few following weeks. Mr. Pollee Chief Kimsey regarding with the Distinguished Flying Jack became an Eagle Scout ~\lr. :\:1inor worlc.:"d on t~H~ de_ Johnson's pe,chattt for sharp wit, the violence inflicted by two Cross in Rome, Italy. at 115. Scored in First Aid and fet• e committee in thn famous humor and capacity for discern police officers on Lew King. King . I Senior Life Saving courses. \Vas f::cotlstJOl'O case. 'The '"!'JlumHt.ef' Maritime Union, 'ng the issues of the day Is \"ell was arrested for drun\:eness and regarding the treatment or N active i11 grade. high school and throuc·Ir its wirk was able to I and Ferdinand c. Smith, National h nown and respected. Howe;:,·, while going up in the jail ele bring hcior~ tl.H' A1nerkan :\atiun groes in taverns ana restaurants. I . Sf'rretary ofthe NMU, there being two sides to most vato with two police offkcrs the mjnstic£·s and diRcrin:iHation He promised that tl1e Prosecutor·~ with Thyra Edwards, I think the better had his arm broken. 'l'he Chief I office would take any case to had statements from these offi- court that appeared to be a. clear cers asserting that it was an ac :'\egro people. violation or 1aw. nut he ·read a ride'lt. We may accept their Miss Roberta Suencer !Iii'. Mi[\or disroverc;i the evils decision of tho State Supreme word that it was an accident, but of southern oppr:esg;•m wh·Jn at again on duty. A~ a member of Court which undoubtedly be ' Ihow much violence went on be- I Weds Lt. Albert R. Barr I he llg"P of 10 he w~.s the horri" the National ·Citizen's Political clouds what app£«rs to be the fied withncess at an •. , ·l::Jted Action Committee, 9aptain Mul 'ore the arm was accidentally First Lt. and 1\lrs. Albert R. intent of the law against discrim lynching at San Antonio, Texas. zac is working on the home r~ont : l broken? To an ordinary citizen Bare were married August 1, at ination. The committee was im From th<:n he detenTJinPti to fight to unify the American peop.e b<' it seems thnt It ehould he possible the home of the bride's mother, '.I pressed with the necessity of get for <:quality fo_r all peop!P. hind the Roosevelt - Truman 'I for two policemen to keep control Mrs. Cora i\1. Spen~E'r. ~.lrs. Barr, ling a state civil rights law likP. . In ~ddition to his speech or. ticket. , of nne not-so-big eolred man. If the fDrmer !\!ISS Rolwrta Spencer, that of New York where all kinds j · necessary, why didn't they use n.ttenclect v,cilberforce University Sunday, Oct. S. at the Moore Ferdi,nand C. Smith, as Na of places or public accommoda- ::O:?.:,):':'fi)}~ . . . j ThPater, to which the public is tiona! Secretary of the NMU rep handrufl's? 1 01 tion are specified. We shall be I {'/':::::':;'::j('';;"':. ltl no and st'-'dled X-Ray te"h-, invited, l\
P 1 cas c n o t e Tltanksgiviu~ 1 comE's on Nov. 23 this year, al THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE though your calendar s tates Nov. Established 11120 East Madison Shopping · Distract 3 0. You'd bettor check if in PubJished Wednesdays by The Northwest Publishing Company doubt as to the a uthenticity of QUiclal Publication of the L B . P . 0 . E. of W. in the Northwest this statement. Ul•l:JiLlJjJ GENEVA Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Owls Club, Inc. 6..,l•'• '-ltll,. lrtJI•,..rwl.- G-.p Madison D .. ug Co. Don't forget all Christmas OaiT One IJ PINE 1/,!•T ,...., B. MILLER 22nd and E. Madison East 8621 llllltel'ed the POIStoftlce, Seattle a.'l presents for Gi s over~eas must Store! • t 111 ,A..., at , Wn., Second Class Matter Drugs, PrescJ:iptloDll, Cosmetics, ToUet Articles be mailed by Oct. 15. Brief in- Broker-Notary Public omce 662Yz Jackson St., 4; Ph E l 9787. P . 0. Box 1873 - 11 0 E • U . p M Fountain, Soft Drinks, Calldlet1 Downtown Prices scriptions inside a re permitt ed. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p . m. pen Verungs .Db 110 • • I ce Cream and Sherbets Pints 25c; quarts uOc Subsoriptlon Rates: By Mall In advance: One year, $2.00; Six B_reakable articles, please wr ap Race Hair Specials Race Papel'8 For Sale moatha, $1.25; Three months, 75c in crushed newspapers. C otto'l Fruits - v~ - Greeerles 1916 E. Madison E . I . ROBINSON, Edit&r-Publish er packing is o. K. Soft candy, PRIOES ALWAYs BidBT Phone MA. 1826 Pr 7050 Evenings, Pr 2838 Open Daily 10 a . m. to 12 midnig-ht Deadline for News: Tues. Noon; for Adve1·tising Tues. 6 P. l\1. fresh fruits, cook les n ot !J assa bl e. :::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=: ··======~ ~~~~~ids, mat~hes. inflaroabl E' S arf' SID'S DINING ROOM------. :1' ADELPHI Mrs. Dick Turpin a nd t he chief Specializing in Honeysuckles BREMERTON NOTES will leave Oct. 8 for a n extended Official Representative Northwest Enterprise tour to the East on business a nd APARTMENTS JAS. T. WALKER, 3801 6th Phone 2778-W pleasure combined. 'rhey will In CHICKEN A Palatial Home for clude Chicago in their stops and Particular People Recreation Important: Social Clubs, Organizations. News Must then back via Los Angeles. Be in by Sunday P. M. Please Cooperate ULTRA MODERN ARTHUR HEAD, Mgr. \Ve extend our best wishes !or DINNERS ... In Every Respect BREMERTON CHURCHES I NVITE YOU AND YOUR CHJU)HEN a grand trip and <'arly r E> tnrn. Overlooking CARD TABLES, POOL and Mrs. Eunice Simmons leaves FRENCH FRIED AND SOUTHERN STYLE - ALSO TO SUNDAY SCHOOJ, Lake Washington SOFT DRINKS the city to join her husband i" Apartments Reasonable California. He will soon r eturn Ebenezer AME Church, R ev. t h ose N-- we can't 280-82 23rd Ave. No. Phone EAst 9994 serve thPm to sea duty_ We h ope them a Delicious Chili in h ere- Ca. 1'791 Everett P. Williams, pastor. " pleasant second h oneymoon. Made from a Famoua Old Mexican Recipe Sunday school 9 " I wbn't do it," she cut in. J. A. "Jack" Johnson 2030 East Madison Street : 30 ; morning Mrs. Walker's brother. w ho is Call for Reservations for Special Parties wor ~ hip 11; Christian Endeavor "Th ose N egr·ues are fighting tor at sea, tells us it takes m onths 7; evening cervice 8 ; prayer t he same th ing ~ny bt•othel'S and 2330 E. Madison CApitol 9864 to receive gifts and the like. meetlng WPdl.esdsys at ~ o'clock . sweeth eart are fighting for; be Whether it's because th ey ar e a Ninth and Park In downtown fore I tell them that I'll quit Chandler Fuel Oo. colored <:ontingent or not t he C. M. STOKES Bremerton. fil'St." fact remains the same. I appeal Express-Moving and ATTORNEY AT LAW 'Veil-she doesn't work therP Hear R 0 B E R T M I N 0 R to every Negro to please think Storage-lee 527 People's Bank Bldg. Sinclair Community Cnllrct., any more .. Natloenal VIce President Oommunlst Political Association of these poor boys that are out Rev. George Hunt, acting pastor. Ed. Note: This valiant young T 61':8 ~ OJ'IIT£ euoqdata.L in these God.forsaken h oles. The Associate Editor Daily Worker, on Office Phone East Second at Pike Street Sunday school 9 : 4 fi ; se vires lady has been personally thmi;E>:l 4:282 boys are lonesome, please sen
The "War Time Elections and Voting" law was passed (THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED BY THE VOTER) for the benefit of all members of the armed forces wherever they may be. These include: WACS, WAVES, Ethel's Beauty Shop·pe Any citizen of the State of Washington sojourning outside the territorial SPARS, etc. limits of the United States. Example: Salvation Army or Red Cross worker, Hair Styling Our Specialty ::llORE-QUR S.'U.UTE Any officer or member of a crew of a merchant vessel civilians employed in Alaska, Canada or Hawaii, .etc. (Continued from Pa ge 1) documented under the laws of the United States and Any discharged veteran who has not been out of the service l\lng enough PHONE MAIN 8893 P-47 and P-51 Mustangs with the serving outside the territorial limits of the United States. in order to register and vote as a civilian. 657 JACKSON ST. ~5th Army Air Force. Although Booker T. H igh of Sapulpa claims him to be their IF YOU WISH TO VOTE AN ABSENTEE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 7P. M. own, he iR known by Spokane BAllOT CliP THIS AND SEND TO YOUR HOW CIVILIANS AT HOME VOTE AN ABSENTEE BALLOT old timers as strictly a Washing- REGISTRATION OFFICER ton product. The civilian who is a citizen of the State of Washington and This week we salute tst Lieut. residing within the United States MUST FIRST BE A REGISTERED Jack Daniel Holscaw, of Spokane, Send this application to your city clerk If your votinc precinct is within the city limits or to your county auditor if your vo>tin11 precinct io in a rural precinct. . VOTER BE~ORE HE IS ELIGIBLE TO CAST AN ABSENTEE BALLOT. \\'ash., a home town boy who This is one of the most important differences between servicemen made gdod. APPLICATION OF ABSENT VOTER voting and civilians voting the absentee ballot. (Last day to regisler THE ANGELUS, Inc. Lt. Holsc law is found to be is October 21st.) very I hereby otate that I am a currently registered 'I'Oter in the • modest about his a ccom county of...... , YOUR APPLICATION MAY BE MADE TODAY! Use the form plishments, is kind, considerate; State of Washington, my lqol realdence marked "Application of Absentee Voter." All you do is fill out, bas a pleasing personality. being ...... (Street ud Number, or Rural Route) (City or Town) sign and mail! It's as easy as that! Mail to your city clerk He has never given his parents if you vote in a city precinct or to your county auditor one iota of disciplinary worries. •nd my voting precinct to the best of my knowledge ill ...... (If p o ~t.lbl e 611 ill precinct name or nuwber) •if you vote in a rural precinct. He is a great believer in prayor and am entitled to vole 11 the General Election to be held therein 'on the 7th day of November, 1944: In order to facil itate your voting, public spirited organizations which accounts for h is s uccess in That (Strike out either Paragraph No. 1 or Paragraph No. ~ below) . . and the various labor unions will see that notaries public ~afe returns from bombing mis (1) I shall be absent from my precinct and upable to vote m the usual way on the day of sa•d electwn. are sions. (2) I am so incapacitated that I cannot attend at the polls and vote in the usual way at said election, ovailable. We suggest defense workers contact their lead men, my incapacity 'Vc join his mother i n her being, in manner as follow1 ...... •foreman or shop steward for information on this. prayers for his contlnttf,d suc ·············-··· .. ·-···································...... -...... ·-···· Please remember that your ballot must be marked and affi cess; though he is now ten:po davit executed not later than the day of the election (November nnily ~~rounded in his duties as -·-·-·····-.. ··········· .. ·-··--··--·-···-·-·--· .. -···- t 7, 1944). Furthermore, your absentee ballot must be in the mails headquarters operation otriceJ', in not later than election day. charge of his sq.;adron, k nowing -··--·--rr;;;;;·;;·~--~;;·;;;··;;s~i;;··i~;"~:~j··- ·· · -·--- Should you wish additional application blanks or other vot Embalmers, Funeral Chapel Lady Attenda nt his preference for flying, we a r e ing information do not hesitate to write my office. Funeral Directors Martha Dav is, Manager looking forward t o his retur n to ..a, ... APPROYKD aY ATI'OaMIEY 8KUaAL BELLE REEVES, Secretary of Stole, Olympia, Washington 319 11.2th Ave. PR. 0333 Seattle, Wash. the air in our contest witb th (l ------...! I Japanese enemy. • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1944 THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE PAGE THREE
were loud in their praise of the men for the fine evening - one Commander Anderson PORTLAND NEWS long to be remembered-a his Urges· Support of Bowes SEATTLE tory making event. Orchids 2216 S. E. 37th Phone EAst7911·------"There is an election plea be • I women of the church. were voted to Mrs. Annabell ing used in the contest for city Mary M. Duncan, Editor I While indisposed and unable Harris and Mrs. B. E. Allen. who :------=· •••••••••••• came to the rm;cue of the men eommissioner which, in my opin .------to be at the banquet in person, Rev. Browning C. Allen, pastor, in the midst or preparations ion, is wholly erroneous," said POST-WAR The Loyal Knights are gratef1:l Past Commander W. E. (Andy) BETHEL A M E CHURCH I was there in spirit to encourage • • • I those who carried on in his ab- to all who colttributed to tre Anderson of Hollywood Post No. ' SECURITY LARABEE AVE. and McMILLEN ST, scence. And as he said "My success of the . banquet. 105, American Legion. "This is the statement that a fault- The world of the future __ I heart was there." is being formed now! ! 9:30 A. M.-8unday SchooL Home on furlou;o;h is Cpl. J-:oy finder and obstructionist Is Will you be in the same 11:00 A. M.-Mornlng Sermon. IIIIIIIIIIIIUIJIII!IIIIIII co~:;"~ii:~~~. ro~~r~wi~~ ~.e ~':~ E. Fuller, stationed at Camp needed in the city council in Hood, Texas. Cpl. Fuller's wife, order to keep things stirred up, Rut after We Have De 6:45 P. M.-A. C. E. League. I thank, on behalf of the oflfcial feated the Axis? I tamily of the church, admonished their lillie daughter, Ester Ma- so to speak." 8:00 P. !\I.-Evening Sermon. In the situation whi<'h con- Did you know that Beau class leaders, department heads, rie, relatives and friends are ex fronts Portland today, and which ty Culture As a Proft:s "COME TO WORSHIP-LEAVE TO S~Vlll" boards, clubs and auxiliaries as tending him a warm we!eome will be even more critical after sion Offers a Lucrative to their respective duties. The home. Income for a Minimum REV. BROWNING C. ALLEN, Pastor the war, a city commissioner of L------,------l I church with its cooperating head obstructionist tendencies will do Outlay? membership has wrought well, it John P. Morgan, USNS, The requisites of this pro has succeeded. "But Bethel has of welfare and recreation at As fession are trainir.g, am ROYAL KNIGHTS HONOR LOYAL WOMEN no time to rest on her laurels, toria, Ore., is llo•IsegueRt of dramatic sophistication bition and initiative. continued the speaker, for a Mrs. Charity Edwards in N. E. You supply the ambition greater work confronts her." '"'"idiPr. you . • . with Mae's individ- OF BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH and initiative and the ·with the numerical growth of State of affairs pertaining to Ruth Whitesides School the church, there is space ror Mr. George HoliiCay is b~,ck ual service, and this sort, Bethel AME Church was a glo of Beauty Culture will two or more new organiaztions. home full Of wigor and witality head-caressing hat of provide t h e necessary rious inspiration to 100 or more Because of this growth a larger atfer two weeks at Martin training. members and well wishers In at- usher board is needed to handle Springs. Steam baths and com- matic sophistkation. tendance at a banquet given Fri- the overflow attendance.' As a plete rest the first week. "I was l<'or Information Call of volvNeen and felt, day evening by the Royal participating member of the fit to hunt bears the second Knights (the man-power) of Portland Council of Churches, week," confided Mr. Hollidar, The Ruth Whitesides I Bethel, honoring the fine loyal Bethel,. its pastor and volunteer who admitted i.his vacation was ------A-NENT RULING CLASS leadership will be much In de_ his first (not even a day) in School of Beauty Culture G. 0. P• VS. PERM . mand for visitatio.ns anrl spirit- six years. 014 Jackson St. ual guidance in the religious ac- By Harold Holifield ' rlous mistake. tlvieties supervised by the Port- Mr. J. W. Ingersol is home Il-IA in 9494 "'e lla'"e as a g 1• p, a heri- A plank in the Republir.an land Council of Churches in the and Rhle to be out again follow- 1 ••••• ••••••• vv , 011 more tai"m than good. "He may, tage _ that of the freedom In- platform calls for the establish_ government project areas. ing an operation. With Mrs. if he is so disposed, nullify reby ment or a permanent Fair Em- Concluding, Dr. Unthank men- Ingersol, his wire, as co-partner h . Sured Under a System Whe every wort wlule p~an for city HARMONY LODGE n.op]n, select and choose ployment Practices Commisslol' tioned several activieties on the in business, :\fr. Ingersol ownrd . the P•. " Improvement and prevent every No. 2 - F. & A. 1\i. thel·r O"'n.. leaders anrl lawmak- as a function of law and added well planned program for the and operated the Up to Date 0)3por t umty. . for employment of P.I"H. This choice is our privi- to the law of the land to Insure year, including Pastor's Appre- Cleaning and Pressing Pstablish- returning veterans in so far as lege, it is our duty and in it lies a fair deal for all, not only In ciat.ion Sunday, Oct. 8; Union ment on N. E. Union for 23 the city is concerned. Oul. ultl·m•tea hopes anll their time of war but in time of peace. Thanksgiving Services, this year years. They spent eight years "F or tlus . J:eason, among many SEneca 1365 650 Jackson St. subsequent realizations. This is a proposed strengthen- at Bethel Thursday, November in business before coming to others, I am supporting the can- ·we are in danger _ grave ing and solidifying of the con- 26; special trustee thank-offer- Portland. Retiring a few montbs didacy of V.'illiam A. Bowes, Mae's Dress Shoppe Meets 2nd and 4th 1\londays rlanger of losing that ~oeritage-- cession granted which Is now a ing; Thanksgiving dinner; Xmas ago, to the deep regret of their whose business ability has been 425 - 21st Avenue losing it before it is even fully pol!tleal lollipop which can be season, to include White Gift e:>.tenslve clientel, Ihese fine foil~ proved and whose far.sighted vi J. H. LEE, W. 111. granted _ because of circnm jerked away at the whim of the service. With a forward look are taking life easy at their beau- sion has contributed much to HELP W A N'f-ED 234 24th Ave. N. 80 VISIT YOUR LODGE stanf'es that Jed some of us to Democratic party. over into 1945, there will be tiful home in S. E. Woodward the formulation of practical plans Chaml>l't'maicls \Vaut.e.J Phone EAst 3954 believe more in the dcvm· poll. In tl:te· able words or the Re- Founders Day; Negro History Street. for city improvement and whose '.rhese Jobs Are l'ennanent I.. 0 D G I•: E. R. CHAINEY, Sec'y. tic·s of one man than in our- publican party's candidate, Thorn- Week, both in February; a much administration of departments Union S!cale. Apply At ~o. 1'7- F. & A. :11. 91133 55th Ave. So. selves. as E. Dewey, "Finally juat as we needed spiritual revival, planned Visiting in several eastern ciL and bureaus under his supervi- 617 t:"nivl"rsity S~. Room IIIII Phone. RAinier :l092 The Democratic party has been shall abolish privileg'l for one for March; an Easter sacrifice ies, Mrs. Daisy Williams is hav- sion has been so iminently satis- Alt M.aste1• !liasons ·welcome :tsstHoiated with anti-Negro poli- group over any other group, we rally; Mothers' Da_;•, in 1\Irty; ing a most enjoyable time. factory. Mr. Bowes is not an For WOOD -COAL -POULTRY cies since its Inception, The Re- shall see that every working Children's Day ..tnd Fathers' Day obstructionist; he is by nature a Call FLASH publican party was begun as an man and woman stand~ equally in June. Men's Day · and vVo- Mrs. Cinderilla Wisdom an(! builder. He is wholeheartedly "eets 1st & Srd Wednesdays Washington Social and Educa opposition t.o the Democratic in that department created to men's Day in July; then BPthel's her sister Mrs. Lettie M. Polk- in sympathy with every effort to ED S. JOHNSON 425 ... 21st Avenue tional Inc., announces Fall and party of the south, whose tobaP- serve him and not to rule him homecoming as a grand cllma:v. the latter making her home with provide opportunities for employ co spilling senators have for and there will be no ba,k door The informal program contin_ th£1 former-had as house guests ment after the war when thou CA 9953 H. A. HOARD, W. !II. Wiater socials for members and 143 21st Ave. N. their fgrienrls: Every ~aturday years mouthed Ideologies of en·(ranee to special privill•ge by ued as L. R. Blackburn, master this week their sister Mrs. Myr- sands Of our citizens will be Fresh Chickens and Rabbits whit.E> supremacy and have lin- one group over any othe!' group of ceremonies, presenter! Mes- tle 8lark of Los Angeles, and seeking jobs. I regard his re As You Like Them Phone PRsopect 3013 night from 10 to 12-Whist nnd K A. Campbell, Se'-"'Y· Bridgo; from 12 to 3. dancing. g!'rrd over pointless po,il).ts aq to, or Americans." ' dames Louise Gregory and' their brother, Thomas Gray of eelction as essential to the con- 2200 1], i\l,adis<>n, Seattle 2 1724- - 2:itb Avenue Music by our own orchl'stm, ·-vhy the Negro should .be treatefl Under Mr. Roosevelt and the Smith who respectively rendered Denver. There havent' been :un tinned development and pros~ Phone PHoSJ>ect 1811 \Vasil. s. & Ei. Baclrl kindly bnt firmly as r\,ne would Democrats, the Negroes were the beautiful solos. Mrs. W. Ricks dull momPnts for these visitors perity of the city and believe Private Loans I Member•s in good and r<'gulm· . J E S d t.t·<'at a child-or a puppy. last tl be hired in our Indus- thrilled guests with a dramatic as their time is being spent fill- he merits the united support or 1 starullng alwnys wolr•11me. SpCCia Vefy Ufl ay Tl' ;4 P' rty has as· it{!· ·figure: tries and similarly under Mr. reading. Speaking hridly were ing many social · ngagemBnts. the American Legion as we i] as $25 to $500 ll\lonta Villa _conunuuity Church llam and Frierl (';llie\{('!1 DiP- he'lll '~ a 1;,1m who ft.a~ ., fil!b~n hi~ Roosevelt and the Democrats the Mrs. Zepha Baker for the Sun- all citizens who are interested to clean up all those &m~oylnc p. m. Evemng hour, 8 p. m. ners, special low prices for mem- intl[ru+;-i-1Y by ; 1 ... - \ . l>AGE FOUR THE NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1944 SHOP AT THE SOUTH END SHOPPING DISTRICT OF SEATTLE Phone CA. 9703 CURB SERVICE Bishop•s Pharmacy BON ~ROB DRUGS KAY'S lOc STORE PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS - FOUNTAIN THE PERSONALIZED SERVICE STORE ON THE CORNER OF 12TH and JACKSON Full Line of Toilet Articles Corner 14th and Yesler CA. 5330 BEE'S SPECIALIZING IN Race Papers and Magazines EXOTIC Repel 1\:tosqultos Northwest Enterpri'se and Pacific Coast Negro Godefroy with • Chicken DOUBLE BLANKETS, 5PCT. WOOL $350 Directory For Sale HAIR DYE Toilet Waters Gold Medal Mos By Dorsey • Pork 507 JACKSON ST. SEA T'~'LE, WASH. SINGLE BLANKETS 66x76 . 98c 1{ Phone MAin 9496 $1.25 quito Repellent • Lamb $2.00 LOTION, 35c RED DEVIL • • • . 40c BAR-B-Q Link Sausage MA. 8859 Prop. w. A. Green 711 Lane Street Use Bon-Rob Athlete Foot Lotion for Itching, Crack KEMTONE, 98c QUART GALLON $298 Special Boiled • Dinners • Pork Spareribs HOTBL GRBEN ing, Eczema-like Scaling, Water Blisters on the Apartments, '11·ansient and Housekeeping Rooms COMPLETE LINE Steam Heat, Hot and C..ol MAILING TIME-SEPT. 15 TO OCT. 15 Y~~~.·~.·.•.-.•.•.•.•.•.-.•."tt'.·~····• ..-..·~.·~.-.·~~~~.·.-.w.-.-.-.-.·.-.-.·~ Jack Schacher's Grocery Bon-Rob COME IN AND LOOK AROUND FULL LINE OF QUALITY GROCERIES Hygienic CIGARS, CIGARETTES, SOFT DRINKS EAT"" ~ Open Evenings Powder Remember --- Northwest Enterprise for Sale A cooling IT PAYS TO SHOP AT KAYS -- IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS Deodorant 21st & Jefferson Sts. Pr. 0323 Astringent Store Hours 9:30 to 7 p. m. Sat. to 8 p. m. VAGINAL DOUCHE PRospect 5392 1201 Jackson Street Kirk and Norris SOc New Elliott Cafe SOUTH PARK WHEN IT'S POOL OR BILLIARDS CIGARS OR CIGARE'f'J'ES POULTRY CO. When You Think Drugs Say FINEST QUALITY FOODS AND SERVICE 1528 Pilce Pla(•e Think Of Bon-Rob DI'Ugs New C. C. Billiard Parlors 1203 Jackson Street rryei'S ,§\.'"" .., ··~·~ Comer of 14th and Y essler CA. 5330 NEW MANAGEMENT ·····tl'...... tl' ...... ,.. 3 fol' $1.25 And Up ~~;i NEW EQUIPMENT AND DECORATIONS 415 Maynard Avenue· Colol'ed Roasting Chickens········3Sc lb. 1 Ruth Clytus, Willie May Burse, Operators 40c V RUTH G. WHITESIDE, Proprietor Roasting Hens OLYMPUS HORL, 413 Maynal'd I ~I------Colored Fryers 4Sc WE DELIVER EMEL APTS., 14th and Main S Ruth's Beauty Salon Cui Up Chickens········ZBc lb.; Z For SSe PHONE SE. 9419 7th and ~ackson St. Hairdyeing and Facials a Specialty I Hours 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. ELiot 7166 Phone EL. 1555 T 502 Main St. MAin 998() SHANKS SUPREME BAR-B-Q I JACKSON BBVBRAGB STORE "Where a Sandwich Is a Meal" 707 Jackson St., Seattle Victory We Specialize in~- BEER, WINE, MIXERS, MALT, HOPS TAVERN OF GOOD CHEER BAR-B-Q ·Chinese Florist RICHFIEL SERVICE STATION Where Particular• People Drink SPARERIBS GAS LUBRICATION, EVERY SERVICE 1£ 1£ Car Washing and Simonizing Their Wine and Beer SAY IT WITH FLOWERS JOHNNIE CAMPBELL 8 BEEF Phone SEneca 9073 From Our Pink, Rosy, Red-Cheeked Floral Display 1315 Y esler Way e PORK 0 CHICKEN PACiliC CAll U nlted States intended: act as a best interest and that of his check and balttncc to the end country lies. \Vhen we do that BUDS OR FULL BLOOM "Meal' Southern Style" that no one of the three d epart- we can look to thl' war tor•n areas 417 Maynar.d Ave. Seattle. Wash. ments of our government should of this world anfl feel 11ssured 316 12th Ave. So. Phone EA. 9784 YO:U ARE WELCOME! 7ain too much power. that above the flame and flare When running for its first of battle the ele~tric lights of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ term the administration claimed hope still shine, "As long as ~ TheSBAGULLTAVBRN BUYING WAR BONDS WILL BRING HIM: HOl\lE SOONER that If placed into power, it ignol'llnce and miser-y remain a Ice Cold Beer, Wines, Mixers, Soft Drinks, would reduce expenditures of portion of earth, words like these Under New Management Bottled Beer To Take Home Progressive Clothi.ng Exchange government by twenty-five per cannot be useless.'' ¥ ou are alway1 welcome at the SEAGULL cent. The Democrats at that tlme Take the witness. indicted tlle Republican admin· • 8'7S Jackson St. Chester Danks, Prop. TA.U.ORING AND ALTERATIONS istration with "piling lmreau 1\IORE-FRAZIER SE 9467 We Buy and Sell Anythlnc of Value THE MODERNISTIC upon bureau and commission (Continued from Pnge 1) Cleaning and pressing of all kinds; Finest Used Suits for Sale upon commission."' Upon gain Judge F. D. Wright Jpg office the New Deal imme War Department. When BEAUTY SALON PACII'IC MARKET 79 Yesler Way Seattle, Wash. •