The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1919, Page 12

BOER IH . 5 » r ’ : pF . , . il | q hail } Une np loy men: ‘3 A y Mrs, Catherine Jane Butt», 90, res 40 } ’ on Steady Decline Coming in Rapidly tent of Vroront for the past 30 & | 4 WASHINGTON, Aprit?s.United | WASHINGTON, Aprit 25.--Army [years, dind Wednesday evening at } a DISLOYAL MEN HEARS CONCERT Presn)—Unemployment theuout the |enilatments are coming af ¢ Mrs. #. A : | of more than 400 daily, ¢, Fremont | | country In how on nm constant GO| oe eee ee peace tine sid : rennet 5 = emma en /Congressman Johnson Says| Madame de Phillippe Heard |coivea by the departinent of labor, | Totals available sh 17,761 en He Favors League — | With Symphony line creek ending April 18, shaw that | ‘The report oo? j | * he ne ytane t J terda memecmre, Tired, Swollen Feet; FOr ACHING, | on, raczicagve of nations| Athy the nagionce that areeted|Q4i, a reduction of 15010, | Tender, Calloused Feet or Painful Corns "ie mp ne Senta somahony oben] cea auton reins wor ! ° ‘d e oung bn'w mtion and conducte ne depre rane “ 00; Lo Anwelen, 1,000 ee tet bot eee tot eat ar setnct thet wee’ a very eanali| tnd Atiamc CHY, 1,000 tire previous enllatments, comtedt my feet ache, | pext congrene is wolne tO) on ie i We be Sos 25 cents or puff up.'I’sfine!” [shin the atone atom which they | Rainy Seeather, it x believed, “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin ! came,” he aaterted vented tMany from attending ait b= epee aye uagont 0-4 Teethoven Fifth yr hor wa the ‘ inion be made for (he purchate out ; oes ares [eons een hb ee, ror Pain ~—Woddem Bridge Work} — | aervontird incen with an | dhe several tu ‘ rr Neuralgia fom ring of nied older amt Into aor here | on Tablets, earache For Twenty-Five Years $400,000.00 | Chists, "wom throwers, biood |Amd sincere, Toothache | by EDWIN J. BROWN | wuatgemm ce gta 1 iron revolutiénari¢s and every The Maric ¢ te * pltased “old é retice 6m each other encore for the “Rhapsody Kepania Rheumatism. BANK FOR SAVINGS on wo ota le je of by Chabrier me demanded n | Cnet, tae a en we eine Dore Py Puinttppe ge Fon —— wi one ag od nag im Page tp _ Open Saturday Night, & mean the preservation of clvilimtion | won Hearty applause when whe sane 6 to 8. itself, Tt Wi not be a league of foar Yor - Dverak’s “Gypey Cyete pacifiats, Wat a league of Whitants. Kone and Gewnod’s “Queen ot) Warning! it Witt be a league to enforce pence.” | Sheba” arta arenes Don’t buy Aspirin It’s Agin the Law’ Japan Peers Will ina pill box! Always , to Carry Cold Tea Be Here Saturday) insist upon the genuine tury, Wd Have Worked faithfully to iminter a wystem thet fe wife, wari tury und sutiefuctory, Other den thits ean do it it they Will Work and jeurn, Bkil and genius are uequired by ‘experience and wrdudus labor My wysterh of bridgework te simple @ and inexpensive mute with & view to Gurability and utility. Pine Street at Fourth & Electric Grinding Works feet.) oT) 1 ' vee /ter pee eam ‘root tie weobhe with | ge Boag ome mg sen “Bayer Package” which con- <a cee ae 1902 FOURTH AVE, Lbye, sore feet, burning fee ix" and wear smaller shoes ne 4 mercial meeting Mm Prussete next . wns cleinge ‘every #irface my Reat-equipped grindin, ect, tender feet, Riven feot.| “Tin” and forget your misery. | Imitation whisky and Ket AWRY WIN inoneh, a party of eet Intmnene | tains Proper dosage. Look for the ean NOMMaMONAL, te okasecs Ao eee anne, Srinding ‘warms re corns, eafiouses, Wunions | Ah! how comfortable your feet feet. | ‘ atatesinen, including four members « , “ross” 07 ackare. (than (He avernve nutura! tooth Howe Howl ‘kins of ePpe, ate oc At box of tie” now at| Prank Fry, 19, was carrying « bot Ie Safety “Bayer Cross” on p 4 Se 4 Ne more shoe tieht-| Geta Pwure, (Of the House Of peers, will arrive i ae st or department store, | tle Of cold tea “en the hip m> work is guaranteed No More limping with pain or jahy drug a “ Beattie Baturday Horning on the your face In agony. “Tia” | Don't suffer? Have good feet, gind day night, wh sy thet rt “4 Fushimt Maru. The party leaves Ask for “ Tablets of Aspirin” — Genatne! 1 fo hot operate on people'n pock Herons Sv. aa Sveaensee ) ‘ ethooks. 1 have elevated dentistry eal, nets rikhe off “Tia” feet, feet that never swell, never attlo Buhday Morning. The peor + en if “4 Patrotman Rert Hoek j When you # ertising, M the polsonoms exude. hurt, nevet get tired. Beweate of Im ae : are Baron I. Hattori, Maron M ete—Bottlen of 24-—Rotiles of 100-—Alo We. 10 & profexsiona! business standard . which putt up the feet, Cre | ttatlonn! corte & Frye segond unrest om | Mayes, Baron K. Twutol ait Raton | — alee OF 18 wee . nie EDWIN 9. BROWN he sina etna aa — — “ pened when persine who baa pur. |S Shibs Avpirin is the trade oom’ jehased ® quart of cold ten for $18 had complained. Fry wan sentenced te % days in’ the stockade for the firat enteode j He will Be tried tn police court Friday RATHER LIVE IN JAIL | i P 7 NER UMIVERSITY IN CHICO THAN LEAVE , CHTOCO, Ager That she lwedlt father tive fn jail fh Putte county than out Of fall olsewhere Was the cofiment of Mra, Hattie) Sherman, who has heron serving & sentence of nix months for petty! larceny, The wentence Wan wu. | pended on the condition she leave Putte county, bet ehe immediately} went to work In a redstagrant Were, ) Waving for Redding when the of fieers appeased, only to return within & few days and be arrested | Jand placed In fall Is showing a new selection of Ox- fords and Purwps in the latest col- ors and styles, at popular priees. ‘Goes to Germany | as K. C. Secretary) Joon A. Pahey, Khighte of Co-| Hi Oxfords ot dark Brown kid ltumbus war secretary at Camp Lewis} Eid with light Weiet prettily perf Ler the last eight sasatha, Ting bean soles. ‘tind Teathe t. fitetg and | selec ted for overseas duty With the heets: Bs lee, | wel j army of cecupation fm Oermany, end will feave for the East coast early [next week | |POOR FAMILIES HEED | SHOES AND CLOTHING! | The Soetnt Wels temewe, for: | |merly the Associated Charitie, 01 | capa v - wees ‘ — — Wollding, bax teewel ah ap) i pent for Wearnbies for heady poor) |famiites. Cash contrifations tor! | pouri#hing food for invalids and chil | {dren are also solicited. Many pairs of SOA are Holic ted » Symonds ShoeCo. ) 1516 Thire Ave, Between Pike and Pine Sts. LODGE PLANS SMOKER | | Méinbers of Angora Grotto, Vetted | | Prophets of the Enchanted fealn. | | will be entertained at a smoker and ThA finke to be given Dy Pwrtes Hodge, F. and A. M., of Fremont, nett ‘Toeminy Right at the Fremont Mn sonte helt - as Close irl as Woodland Park 9 Fome Wend some aay it can only happen once @ a lifetime— vy ts 90nd to paw Your Boor bell, oF Call you on the Phone, or vou in the street car. For You, Mr. Hothe Muyer, that some time HOLD COUNTY FATK | A ¢ounty (flr and Bashar, will be \held at @t Paots Luthetan church N. 4200 &#t.. Fremont. Friday eve ning. The pabtte t Invited. | FOR STUBBORN "COUGHS AND COLDS | ‘Dr. King’s New Discovery has a fifty year record behind _ it Opport wit & ta here now—bvefore YOUR eyes When you can become the owner of a large home-site, as close to the heart of Seattle as is this prop- erty, and on the exceptionally easy terms of 38 pennies daily—that, indeed, is an opportunity with a golden lining. When the property that is offered at these astoundingly low prices is shown BY THE MAP to be as close to Fifth and Pine as is Woodland Park, and a mile and a half nearer than Seward Park; —when you consider the benefits your family will derive from being in Nature’s big outdoors, close to wonderful Roosevelt (Ravennay Park and the beauties of Lake Washington, fear the educational environ- ment of Washington’s famous Univer: and Seattle's efficient schools; A Introducing Liberty | Bell Shoes to the Seattle People. It’s a bit ahead of most shoe making. A wonderful girl's all leath-" It Wullt ite reputation on its pro duction of postive results, Hin ite» ureriowe in relieving the thFoat frri ttath f cold ough, rh a ‘ ’ : ’ er dark <= street eee er —-then this Golden Opportunity can be said to be one of extraordinary merit. shoe—a al too. King’s Ne Aveo 7 Why , * a _ “ Ys Bey angst By prorat Bente, When, as & final smashing argument, it is asserted that no other correspondingly situated ground can wate dw OrH elde!' ‘That's the @eneral nation-wide be mage yours at such a low price and on such simple terms of payment—there remains but one thing for In Which this well-known | femedy is held. Ite netion ts prompt, ite taste pleasant, ite reife gratify: | you to do: All sizes, 24% to 7. A_ wonderful Boy's pj... Welt Shoe; dark choeo- Bf) tiait a century of cold and cough | late, English last; 244 to ffl checking. Sold by drumkists every 5%. Price ..... $4.80 | where, 60c and $1.20, 1 ee A Boy's Union Label Bowels Out of Kilter? Scout Shoe— - That's nature cnlting for feltef. Asmist her in her daily duties with | Dr. King's New Life Pills. Not a} purgative in the usual dose, but a! mild, effective, corrective, laxative | that tentes the bowels into action | |and chases “bites.” 250. * | A RAW, SORE THROAT And Musterole won't blister like \the old-fashioned mustard | | SEE THIS PROPERTY TODAY, YOURSELF! HOMELOTS Soe. $279 to $579| callQME AND... i SE- == $349 to $699 Call either of our offieés—Main 4357 or Kenwood 9649—and wake, arr Angements to have one of ovr machines take you direct to these University Home Tracts, It costs you nothing, and does not obligate you. If you prefer to come out on your own (city) car line (be fare), ask the conductor to give you a transfer to the Ravenna tine, and get off at 30th t : the property is only four short 3 blocks from there, @r your automobile will carr m over the beautiful Montlake boulvard direct to the ground. ts, wob This ix a liquidation of an extate—the famous Crawford & Conover holdings—a sacrifice sale, It enables you to purchase just i pcumnay the kind of ground you have always wished for at prices lower than you ever dreamed would be possible, The opportunity is within ‘ your grasp—USE It}! euemeem GoodwinRealEstateCo. Pals Gacpen Wil brink More nenaeiiak | I. S. GOODWIN, President VICTOR J. GREEN, Sales Manager Full oak soles, A Manh’s Cordovan dark chocolate shoe. A wonderful stock shoea last. A_ shoe that is on Second Ave. gt $11.50. Our price.. $7.80 MEN, SEE IT! For Quick Selling: A Brown Oxford $3.80 A Choeolate Pam ae | 312-44 Leary Building Main 4357 Goodwin Real Batat Lenty Mde., Please trated liter should Be fn able enle, and boying in Univ Tt in distinctly understood places me under no obliga Subdivision Office, Comer 85th Ave. N, and E. 55th St., Open Until 8:00 Every Evening Attention, People! On every pair of shoes | you buy here you Save —«nd every foot WE FIT! Phone Kenwood 3649 Name Addreen .....cccesebes BRING RESULTS |