The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, baad 6, 1919. She Bo: Boasts. of Bouquets and of — 4 Flowers From General Pershing | Closing Out Sale |-—2"""" | yee ee POWDER Heights” “Tl ; Estate of S. L. Crawford | re : ee, i J 1] Ounces for PAs \ It Must Be Sold = i University Environment ; ‘>. ; ‘ for over 25 Years Unexcelled opportunity for you to se- cure a delightful homesite at less than < : d wholesale or acreage prices, Seattle’s . ye x ° ° greatest Lot Bargains, 40x100 Residence —“ Quality First Lots. Streets graded, cement walks, water, q 7 ’ electric lights, ' eautiful shade trees. ae Quality food was selected by the Government officials 299 to $579 ly de eee i t War. SI and balance small month- Ai “ Tet | — ™ ~— ets ly payments. : , > es They bought K C Baking Powder because the guality See them today, this evening or Sunday : and price were right. Goodwin Real Estate Co. | Select your baking powder with the same care. E. 8. GOODWIN, VICTOR J. GREEN, ‘i ie Mararer | be ok Read The K C label is your guarantee of the same quality | Not every ciri can it Of receiv: | etex that adorned the table in front 312 Leary Bldg. Branch Office —__ ri ing flowers and «raciou> smiles from |of him, and at the sane time be : c Sei Nes @ Wh Bt... [Il och sone 4 Nemes ulteniodg lntered on te tic ores Se | baking powder used by the Army-Navy-Marine Corps Phone Kenwood 3649 of the American army | “After the general started the bou But Olive Finney, new prima don-|/quet movement, all the other bow if! H itals. Th ses whos Waa? ne eras or onc a ee a and Government Hospi en— Folly company, at Levy's Orpheum, | confiscated by the other members of | Fr ~ takes the boast, j hte staff and the business men of rt! “it was in 1 Paso, Tex.” she | Paso, with the result that I walked | says, “Just after “Black Jack’ aad with all the decorations.” | @ 9 Shing and his boys returned from! Olive Finney is well known on the | their journey into Mexico. I waa | vaudeville stages of the Mast. where among the few selected by the Cham: | she appeared with her partner, La e jer of Commerca, of Ei Paso, to en: | Velle, and has just lately joined Iu | | ° . tertain at a luncheon tn honer ot | gene Levy's organization here, com Clothing Prices are SUI TS |Gen. Pershing and his staff. lay Hen Ween aie ce Sell ' : | “After my song, Gen. Pershing | prima donna with the La Velle Mu- |i) enne i‘ getting back to | prenented te sanet of eo [teal Comedy rompany i] Millions of pounds of K C Baking Powder were bought normal! in Seattle OE soy FACULTY TO GET iI by ~ ere ag a “ig ae Seer —and This 30 AN INCREASE IN PAY) 9077" C7 72nd" combined: Shafer Bros. are Pia mapnoand Reve! ey . Professors and teachers: of treed qntetantpeeteesie; Mies cand ’ " a fee waist seam 1) Iniversity of Washingto ve had | beth Amery, axsistant professor, leading the way in ff Sca,ip.vuet meamtowe | f/ntrernty ot Wamington have hea ttn Amery, atuintant profesor, and What’s Good for the American Soldier Price Reductions tale rie [oem eas anes martian |S ae emennded ce sottant ‘ pling a thir annual menting. [eferutceibrarian: " Harbara | Is Good for the American People | the budgets for the next two years | Hiclen D. Goodwin, second amvistant your own judgment, shop at the university. The total expendi. | cataloger, and Minx Ailece Bergh as \tures authorized come to $1,633,499. | aasistant in cireulation. Hewitt Wil. JAI UES MFG. Ci and find out for your- |Operation and maintenance for 1919-| gon, of Auburn, was appeinted asf] 0., CHICAGO that clothes cannot be | 20 gre estimated at $725,711, and for | sistant professor of ceramicea in the the following year 781.978 mining department 4 it elsewhere at anything | The pay increases were granted In © art department the follow-/| ‘like our prices. after a survey by the board of in. | !nK ntments were made: Mrs. creased living costs, The university, Eugenia Worman, associate in fine) {ft was found, was already paying | “'*, and Paul ustin, associate gn} about 5 per cent greater increase for | fine arta, Misa Mary Dever and Mise the past four years than other ool. | Mildred Lemon were named as in Tells What Yanks start made by the republican” con: loses of the same class. “The In-|tructors in physical education, with reus.” ‘ . |e" wranted te the future places | Mise Helen Mackinnon as assistant Think of Civilians LUCKY FOR »'4 ' Paul M. Higgs was selected as dem | How the soldier feels about civilian| Why does the average man never , J. j - q t i ‘ [this percentage even higher. | he a | 2 onstrator in physics, ani coward | 5, realize that silence is golden until | Appointments made by President. ‘ife on his return from the army was | aaa ‘ | Weelston a9 professor and adminis after his jaws begin to swell? kya $25, $30 and $3 [smu and anproved by" thw | eae om prea ot aamati [tia by ape: Meloy. Haron. ou | gents were: , } | ¢ y cently appointed assistant to Corpo. A Serges, Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsteds | Delbert H. Nickson, ansistant pro-! motions in rank were given the | ration Counsel Walter F. Meler, be-| Phone or call at the vite patterns and snappy mod- |femsor of pathology; Mary Wetton, | ¢ 1 y a ing teachers Witten M , 7 | instructor in chemistry; George E.| Dehn, Carl F. Gould, T. 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