The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1919, Page 17

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PLANES |run that the two trips were aban: papa SET HIGH MARK pleted. The New York-Washington | in the year. Good school, Unequaled climate, and healthful place work i# rttil givin A ur There were no « me I expect to praise as long patients who have tew sur work, Wh coming to our office, be sure Of 174 trips as I live.” , you are in the right! place, Bring thie ad with you Tanlac is sold in Seat: bY Bartell | Of Soup or of Milk Open S adnys From ® to 12 for Working People and the” New | ’ ¢ 4 . . j was » per cel effiet . 7 rection of a special Tanlac represen |For a thin little Girl = | OHIG CUT-RATE DENTISTS | Cle diane Chicago pp ing pis 9 tative—Advertinement, (Till she’s finer than Silk, | ger wagvasmarry ot ~* @ppontte wenser-Fatengen Om per centvefficient, It was on doned. exer predicts that within a few all mail between terminals lo-| ON LONG RUNS jeated far apart wit be carried by} The | Aeroplane San Francisco Offers Skilled Mechanics Steady Work cial shops of San Franet ed October 1, 1919, by a ned November 24 on the CISCO, Dee, 22 postoffice cisco by r ail from New | lane The shipyards and « adjacent cities, which strike, which still exists, ican” or “Open Shop” plan Announcement was made to the men that ten days would 1 the ex used intere: in this of the stomach has upset | many a night's rest. If| | your stomach is acid- experimenters reial proj . be given them to return to their employment; that if they did disturbed, dissolve two}, not return, permanent places would be offered to workmen from or three other localitios. More than twelve thousand men are now work- ing. We need more, and pesitions are now open to many thousand men at the following basic wages ‘ Molders, eore riveters and caul machinists, ship fitters, al planes, | Only | and assistant fore anced rates, , Yards and shops offer steady employment to qualified men— d weather, union or non-union—without discrimination. Good wages under excellent living conditions. Cost of living lowest in the country, Climate makes it possible to work 365 days asualt started, 172 were com for children For further particulars apply Metal Trades Clearance Bu 228 Sheldon Bidg,, San Francisco, Calit, York Cleveland sery