The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1920, Page 12

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Next to Liberty Theatre| The Star Monday, June 7 Commen witchhazel, camphor. hy To bring beck the sunshine cake ©""™"' flame, teudin Cal-o-cide positively I Cured Mine” == - — Cal-o-cide a a \ THE ENS TSH Gre ala Cr] Gr rE CCS = If You Were in _Dr. Barnes’ Boots 29? D Stationed on a governitment water power project, where you are both commanding officer as major in the army and physician for the sagebrush country of Montana, could you help falling in love with the only girl in this womanless ayea who spoke your own language? A refined, weil bred, highly sensitive young woman, is Mary Warren. Would you, situ- ated as Dr. Barnes was, lielp her get married to an illiterate man? Would you keep still or would you shout out the unfairness of such mismating? Y Dr. Barnes meets this problem in— ‘THE SAGEBR USHER’ BEGINS IN THE STAR MONDAY JUNE 7 A Novel of : the West } | VO NSIS) iG RR RARER! of park com nord Wednes yor Hugh M Neighbors Chin In AEE! SE VY SA Pe ies; So Asa Caldwell. Lowman will fill the un.| Smith is under sentence of 10 te 96 Se ae “Hom t”: A country Sdoctatety Ss ‘ 2 Pe ore a By Sy Over Half Per Cent arm within /SAMPLE FREE soon companied by Magdalena BE. Wolf lin, Auburn, stepped up to “Cupid” Kennedy's office Werdnontay “Give ‘is, etc, as mixe@ in Lavoptir wash, produce quick results used for eye strain. One cus cudwatecsr "| “TIZ” GLADDENS was greatly aston. Jemanded, and he dumped ao ne untain of pennies on the coun on. A ter th he and his mot? Fifteen minutes later, Kennedy ly helped by Laveptié. We }eounted the 450th and banded the a stall bottle to help} E of weak, strained oF in Switt's Drug Ce, and trugeistes pair the Bornse Neighbors contributed them,” the groom tobe explained They were married in Auburn Wednesday night ilt Didu’t Take the ‘ Jury Much Tim Reappeartng the No puffed-up, burning, ten- der, aching feet—no corns or callouses. “Tint makes sore, burning, tired tf © with delight. Awny | and paina, t ornn. | chil | ters, bunions and e m within 10 minutes afior reoet “Tix” draws out the acids and pol TENOEANESS. pdm dia . etructi from Judge 2 er, alfons that puff up your feet. No nOoT Comm... the United States district rT how bard you work. how long rdict of “guilty y dance, how far you walk, or how Kober taon u remain an your feet, Th tful foot comfort. “Tin” ix nd, wonderful for Ured. x. swollen, smarting feet Ab of, Canadian wh on the «ten | eed no Shays i Monitor, last St. Patrick's da comfor jt penetrates the ate » . removes the cause. (Plasters package for Stubborn Carns) ‘Stores, 35c. Medes Ca. Deyten, Ohio FOOT REMEOY } Was accused of bringing in | how hb t just tingle r hurt or seem t lasting results shoes nev ah from any | store, End Get a box of “Tix” now : |Mayor Appoints laruggiot or Gopertanent Jas. D. Lowman |{)". (0° . Appoirmment of J. DP. Lowman,Jand happy Pminent Husiness man, to mem ear's foot ‘far Mop: Puts an end to the hard back- breaking-work of cleaning and dusting and polishing floors. | # It cleans-dusts and polishes all at one (the same) time and saves time, work and money. 0-Gedar Polish Mops are sold | by all dealers with a posi- tive guarantee --- your complete satisfaction 4 % ad or your money re- funded. te y jf es Sodp $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 sizes. The easy, quick, safe and economical way to transf. faded colorless things to aaa cies besution, 15 Colors. 10cttt%, “Cleans As It Polishes” SEATTLE Mrs, EK. Miles, 625 Carondolet at., New Orleans, writes for information regarding her father Millard Fil more Lowe, presumed to be in Be attle. ley, & shoemaker, Mra. Maggie ter in here from Kansas City stopping at whose maiden name was Effie or I Edith Lewis, 5 den, ter received today by Pavtmaster Kd jection of Pre that the Unite | date over Arn |Bank Clearings bullding industry here | clearings are 10 per cent bet | they were two years ago | aneretary | House association day \Cha the battle of Chateau-Thierty again at the first annual banquet of the | Washington branch of the Second Di | ~ bret: “taters ve Riggott 55th Birthday for liquid alleged to have been found in in the Malcolm Douglas acted reg ceitions | King of Britain)" 20°? contained “more than : at a a 4 one-half of 1 per cent of alcohol,” | - sae LONDON, June 3-—-King George | Fred Harris wag compelled to return Stomach Two Tacoma Women firing a bullet A | Home Cm — ee | | " STAR Bureau of | Missing Relatives eee In search of her father, Owen Kel Hol Bhe is 616 Seneca at eee Mra. Ball, wife of a Seattle lawyer ly sought by Mal a lee ol Howe, in terrace 5, Mann ing to gear Hattle and turned over to The f Star bureau of missing relalives. Pee Kan, for information regn Ray, who, when last bh t | Wee suppowed to be on @ farm near this city | 9: meer ty ‘ Won't Reconsider } Armenian Mandate "4 WASHING’ , Jun 3 Secre q rt ane Sys A ouncement : ate foreign relations esmmittes's ¥ Booth Undertaking Company announce the opening of their new ; request home for services on June 1st, 1920, and would be pleased to have you call and inspect them at 1422 Bellevue avenue, near Pike, tes AasUMe a man ta. Complete service for CREMATIONS, EARTH BURIALS AND SHIPMENTS Keep a-Climbing Despite the inactivity of the ship he tle bank han according B. S. BOOTH, Pres. and Mgr. GEO. T, ERICKSEN, Vice Prea, MRS. B. S. BOOTH, Asst. Booth Undertaking Co INCORPORATED ' 1422 Bellevue Ave., Near Pike St. Elliott 87, tal experts 4 bank clearings are to the patural growth of of the city,” J. W. Spangier of the Seattle ¢ ing explaiped Thurs fue teau Thierry Vets in Reunion Approximately 115 e 1 veterans fought hibition law failed to state that the Joelebrated his 65th birthday today,|to jail for an additional hour while a new instrument was prepared. He then refused to have an attorney defend him and pleaded guilty. Judge Neterer imponed a fine of $100 and in honor of the event artillery salutes were fired in St. James’ park London, the Broad W Windsor, nd at all naval and military depots t the military depots the garrisons | reviewed | Sour stomach (heartburn), Belching, Swelling and Full < ently complalh of s well Ss Pains is | Bt commonly | relieved in TWO MINCTES, Jing a teaspoonful of Glass of hot water, Sentenced to TACOMA “ Prison mon Apr | were easy reach of Pecause the original complaint werkt deal st him under the national pro. BELLINGHAM Rellinghem, Wash; (Pestegrapt from Underwood @ Unterweed, Ki. L. Every:one:of:them:from your: own home town ~ Lead a good healthy life Learn a trade or get a schooling Get military training | Be with men from your own home State “What troops are those?” “They’re Regulars. But they’re Regulars that belong to us, units made up largely of men from this part of the country. It’s a new plan the War Department is putting through, to get a closer relationship between the Army and the People in each community.” Men who read the same newspaper you do, men rooting for the same ball team, men you’ve called Bill and Harry since you were a young- Here are your Home State Regiments of the Regular Army “ist Mant he ster—it’s men like these you'll be with whe ay j orth Neate CoA you join the new democratic peace-time Army. 4 ‘ Ask if there’s a vacancy. id Now at Camp Grant, M1, Sth Dnginees |New at Kl Paso, Texas, U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION Mutual Life Bldg., Pioneer Square, Seattle UNITED STATES ARMY