The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1920, Page 11

SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1920 ‘On! i wae \ WPRARAAARAR AAR NNR AARP ARR RRR ARORA PRR PR RPA ASR LR AAA ARR ARRAS AAPA a a eee Se ; WASHINGTON June Att edies—likes them better melo can be with the crowd, instead of | General Palmer was found to/ dramas and pictures known as “big ‘ % Paces ring 25 Sect muchor | oredactona” Te techn Lae mebane | Seeing them: iu the east rate. Bm 5 J ' laughs, but seldom nay attend one next Saturday night, fixir ’ ls for comments on any pietare. —- ‘ - tted to the} H < rn plays ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.--Floods in the ommitt | detective stories and now and then Rio Grande wash out 4,000 feet of ot k r hargedjin tization of some book or Santa Fe between here and San Mar- te the report with. granting imr y t lives in literature, He ia j m pre ‘ uch plagsure from i * only one kind of movie “The Sagebrusher,” GAS SHORTAGE | STALLS AUTOS Standard Oil Joins in Ration Yes! Yes! But rea nan ma: problema er make your pines ved for break it if ved. BANKERS SAY LOWER PRICES WILL SOON PASS What Will It Cost Us Here? EATTLE t# the most won derful play city the I say this be country Washington Cc. May 20 . tail price cutting now in ev ‘ih e 1 ol Will soon pass fe expressed today by ¢ pound have mountains Retwinged biackbirds, the first enue ane have Sc0en gasoline rationers ar mpose a This ia the word brought to Seat the Federal Reserve board ; Jeng robins, the mor jfivegallow limit, according to John/tie by Julio Mingot, repre ENS DANTE: Caen het sepa wer fg sparrow, an ocx L. McLean, district salen agent ¢ the Argentine ee eee Mingdird, and t , “We are measuring the tanks of | Washingtor re a edition not yet. in fe grouse are drumming in the nN « and this city to San Fra Woods like mad Non Mingot said ise Park benches are crowded, fo! mks ha wives are pa und t no for Cuban is be «1 city of them all, but many ground. Seattle is a & ¢ mpe treasure trove for the car be la i seeker hundre 7j Lakes In the heart of the cit Ce »0 . A great, pie yund at ite front | 4 r the Oversea r, wooded isles inviting seclu- |D. A. Leland, a nt importing firm . . , two great chains of moun : reports Growin Girls tains with leaping trout streams to om jand bass lakes, wonderful hard BREMERTON —Ent re staf? of of . surface drives, a summer climate August Toeliner,| cers, headed 7. Ss Clark, ven Whit Sh * ber of Commerce ; Rubber soles and flat heels. Sizes 2 to 4— E : “Homecroft”: Home of the acre-culturist. $1.95 Pairs. stuffed Tapestry Set FEF 1 f driftwe go two the s =] bys a © in three years what all i « lo every week for noth . ‘ Kolb Accused of Hungary to Sign Made of Tan Lotus Calf Fine Canvas Shoes with with heavy ‘soles. Sizes 5 welted soles. Cuban or French to 11— heels.: 24 to 9— Nearly all sizes and many styles— (sn | Me Seattle Star Did You Know Summer Was Here? Get Out the Old Coffee Pot and Grin CHAMBER BOARD "2. OPPOSE CAR TAX: Say Utility Must Be Paid for ‘ | by Service Charges sioaenelde 5 - ; Soe whet cae ae T . th eard a band He knew it I f tr tee c m f r ' o he had . nr ting W e nt ud entoels. ieee moniea: 1 atched the parade half an evenir a ar er urned to the thriller. ty for w & wervice cha president's favorite Se ede cathodes what the stars would like to t d refused indor Ma . MOVIE OPERATOR Palmer Is Scored by Sugar Probers Shoe Prices Now Many items in this big stock now going at half price or less—all seasonable foot- wear, including Pu...ps, Oxfords and White Shoes—are going into service at prices you can’t afford to miss. Shoes later on will be priced where they were early this season. Do you want to save the difference? Barefoot Sandals $1.35 oe This Three-Piece Over- Women’s Novelty Boots = wom Three hundred pairs of Short Lines and Odd ALL CHILDREN’S SHOES 20% OFF Men’s Oxfords toes . aving Too Much Treaty of Peace Regular price $325 All new styles—just. in from Brockton ston von alleging {Neg os M mf the Genuine Leather Bed puree Rivecnaenes $62.50 a ’ ria voy 1 have Chase Leather Bed Davenport.. $49.75 makers—embracing all the peace 29.50 10.75 ther Rockers .... Genuine L Genuine Leather and Oak Rockers ASK | ck’s Everything marked in plain figures. SEATTLE FURNITURE CO. Fifth Avenue between Pike and Pine Sts. No window baits. The rigtenl Avoid Imitations and Substitutes. Rich Mitk, Malted Grain Extractin Powder | No'Cookiog—NourishingDigestible | $8.40 Tofents, tng 148 9nd Growing Chitar: Original Food Drink Wan ‘All Ages popular and leathers and priced at substantial sav- of Read “The Sagebrusher” in The ; Star We're going out of business, June 30, and are sell- ings. A splendid English model in Brown re ing this immense stock of furniture Cal Metis ‘alf pricec | Safe T71éUe for INFANTS & INVALIDS. AT ABSOLUTE COST f priced a Pages 11 to 20 | Wilson Turns East Room of White House | Into a Movie Show BY GEOKGE WASHI B. WATERS DOLGLAS FAIRBANKS GAVE HIM A MACHINE has sought to * opinions of the ertinin said one, requested that comment he might KES FILMS BEFORE THE OTHER FANS The president sees pictures before the other fans, too. There are a hat he has sat dozen releases for the future that the J 4 moving president has already seen ictures are shown to keep informed, One unusual h the president got ic recently was an exhibi between two famous wrestlers. ¢ best bit of news from the © House recently as to Wilson's that in a short time he will to going to theatres, where he KEEPS COMI an orde lintinguished fan says The president is very fond of com t Wilson doesn’t like West, begins Monday, O”% Off ' If so, do it now Women’s White Shoes $4.80 Women’s Opera Pumps e Two hundred pairs of fine Opera Pumps. In Black, Kid or Patent Leather. Sizes 22 to 8; AA to D— $5.80 Growing Girls’ Black Calf Shoes A very sensible boot in sizes up to 7— $4.80 Wi-W Rows walt 1220-22 SECOND AVE. Second at University