The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1918, Page 3

FIFTH AT PIKE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1918. PAGE 3 wt00K> It Takes the Four Walls and Part of the Ceiling Off Married Life When a Man Begins to Wish His Wife Were Young Again- Watch Out! Cecil de Mille Production David Graham Phillips Story Greater Coliseum ymphonic Orchestra 0—Pieces—30 Marius Brambilla Conductor COLISEUM CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 ADMIS SION 20c—CHILDREN 10c DRUG CLERKS | ORGANIZE HERE Retall drug clerks of Washington It to secure recognition from A 6 a are the war department nioned standing on a par with ot branches of medicine, in the medi The clerks are being organized in-| to a compact body by Organizer | Hammeramark, who reports on hin return to Seattle from @ trip over| the state that a very satinfactory | condition exists, In Seattle fully 85] per cent of the eligible drug clerks are union members, he says Hesides conrniasions for clerks en tering the medical corps, the drug | clerks are to make a stand for short Grit and sand— er working hours and higher w dust and dirt—cut ‘This in necensary, not ohly to living costs, but to protect the pul- the pile. 1 as many graduate pharmacists | . seeking other lines of employ: | and conditions they can secure, The aration of medicine threatens to dd al Vacuum t be left in the hands of men of leaser ability, it ts maid. | ( leaner Graduate pharmacists, sone of } them past profew orn of chemistry © in some ins * working now will save wear and 72 hours a week at less than 40 ay g grea' cents an hour An effort in to be tear and ry tly, prolong the life of made to get a 10 p. m. closing hour. | your floor cover- i 4 ings; it will keep Eagles May Build them bright, clean a Nest in France and vastly more A conce by ne featule Ke a i agion and their taraition tn the bal The Hoover—the Ohio—the Apex—the Hotpoint at Seventh ave, and Pine st., cloned —the Frantz Premier—any one of these si the al mts ntion of the/f| cleaners is demonstrated by us, and you can select pt at the one best suited to your needs. entitled to wend to the national Sold on Small Weekly or Monthly Payments at Pittsburg in July of Seattle dent 1. 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