The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920 : ‘The Seattle Star sees ee a Is Your rpg Perfect? t | Published Dally at itor Seventh Ave | TIVE sTocK = | + “ ; Subscription Rates = a Fon SALI IN THE aor . ADVAS STATS Ore month Three montha ix months... One year ”A ’ v 4 & | | WARSI Price ta T5e per h RY CARR Per month The Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star's Want Ads Phone Main 600 — HOTSES FOR RENT 4 Rates Per Insertion © ra tire. Ha carthe Want A J ‘ TOST AND POUND Here’s Way to Find Outff + and write three more with It PURNTS HED HOUSES harke advertising, tS fasertion (six words insertions for the Transient Clemmer Theatre tickets will be next best rhymesters. First prize siven to the 25 ee oll toh t ora } . ewors ‘ rc HW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES gecepted up to tt K enc morn!!! oat ins the regular after edt : | UNFURNISHED APA AND FLATS geod. Thene Main Ik for the Classified Ady Department, and pte a” before the largest # North eat FEMALE we eredit tx jane hOR SALE REAL ESTATE ACKEAGE HELP WANTED FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND PLATS men ment. 30 HOUSEREEVING 7 NTAG ; )OMS SPECIAL ADVA interesting work Clean. selected associates PERSONAL Attractiv WAN TED—ALTOMONILES roundings. Comfortad u Fecreation rooma Annus tions with pay. Sick ben pensions withou ogotes Ripoeainy wweszetcece se Pearaus se pioye YOUNG WOMEN without previous employmer perience are invited t Operators’ T meet the Emp! ALTO ‘ spervisor, 138 WANTED—HOARDERS VCRs who will gladly discuss the oer 7 . REAL PSTATE LOANS MOTOROSCLES AND eS Rainte hon ’ : 5 FOR WAS TON VAY 2 » ACRBAGH LOANS. ¥ ACCESSORIES: 5 r to and ¥ on RBAGH LOANS CO, Inc. Le WANTED MINCETTANEOUS | £ PACIFIC TELEPHONE 4 ae TELEGRAPH C« FARM ry Bidg 1118 Fourth Aven th rove wry ow |The Seattle Star aS DIRECTORY ads and 76 WEST SEATTLF n tor Qnd trimmings of all kin im your material and let you as to ‘ MOL zt = ‘ 2 - t BOATS AND LAUNCHES ” | ’ i t t t office. Alttorneysat-Law first class} ‘ “ ‘ te t r a telegram. | 7 P. BALL ESTADLISHED THT. this also nd samples of | An) cas < ation, advive kinds of MACHINERY rite feen partment pieces in ~ . onings als be r Becond ave MPANY Annex. Ali casea, Your opportunity to workmanship and style jnctudes cleaning of ali fur chokers and k MODEL MILLINE RY 627 I ~~ PANAMA ¥ HITE HATS We clean. mas, cre Milm dye any 1, MILI LLIAMS REAL ESTATE dend promoted. 806-67 Cer ANT YOUR _ _ I % y ' i abd promoted. & Sn ane wr Ww Mahed 1599 . “ 1 Bide. Beattie, Wash. a ME Dcdustante 19° 6: - ‘ q) ak ; FORK EXCHANGE—REAL cong . i) 439 Foot HW. Washington, I apew. oF, old aA Prac s — ‘ ; ESTATE t ‘ - ‘| © Phone Main 294. og Bape Ferrey y f CNTY Y 4 MASON, FENWICK, LAWRENCE jo Fit rt ties " / oye ‘ 4 = R 422 Rorke Bide. CREDIT. Tr YO c zt bla. : y s . v . paeaerane ).) 3 “ Fivals, sere ¥ a tte s . Chiropractor oe 4 @renses; also fine CE tty Chiropractor, 216-19 ekirts and blouses Hateht Bid. nd end Pine. Consul- 905% Third (upstairs). tation free. Hours, 10 to 5. Be GIRLS WANTING HIGH fags by appoinem “ ~ ar ge a Sitions, register with phell_ O. N. Pantages Hid. F S. Center, is Henry SEYMOUR «& — __228 Seaboard Bl - GONGENIAL WIDOW HAS home for lady yed able; all priv board self. North i244 CALL AT RTH AVE. FOR partic asant and profita employm Wages paid while learning. OD Pic Write for int Fruit Farm, Ww i Pana a we re “FREDERICK Po GORIN SPAT. Attorney. American and Feign patents secured, deve Here are some of Seattle's perfect babies who have high scores at Saturday clinics held in Central school by tral Council of the Mothers’ Congress and the P.-T, Above is Monroe St. John, Jr., age six months, weight 18 pounds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe St. John, 4717 46th av idleton White, age threg months, of Immigration Commissioner White, 3203 47th ave. N, low is the youngest “perfect baby” in Seattle. He is Ra | Herbert Foster, Jr., of 4822 Eastern ave. Only 11 weeks old he weighs 13 1-2 pounds, and is 23 1-2 inches in height. Hi weighed eight pounds at birth. Cen ER. Collateral Loans LOANED ON ALL AR emp f value. The Reliable, akon: cow | Pat adieer ether ff’ partics atts ACKEAGE a aes uper-babies |] Not strong rents do an babies Some are healthy ai suffering and p not know what the troul is. Often the ailments can be @g rected better at early age than later years. This is one of the ghi reasons for the clinics thruout know it are rope asenaa eye : sts examine free t J r pables every Sature POSITIONS 5 Win i A CE} ' ALSOMINING Ne REPATR CO ‘ Fast 7954 for young women Recessary. Apply 1 RAGTIME PIA taught. Pantages MALE HEL i w ANTE D school building ss and Feather Renovating land. mad beds. | cerning ; 4 eo ‘The clinics will continue ever: e Matt Main 4682 | Mothe urday at June. Mother Senay te Laan acher >| be at school before MONEY TO LOAN On @iamon and jewelry, on most) : patinfactory. terinm, Railroad Lab L a ee en it | . krone SOCIETY POR REMEDIAL Loans | ee U.S, GOVERNMENT 71 : - Bg : . 835-6 MME HUTLDING .° ¥rom sew S Mniche , ¢ M i. + a in the a Becond Near Madison. $ EXTR <G “TION H 1633 F ' they t a 3 : ag MONEY TO LOAN ; entral hen registrat iwhen loses. bloid Book Reviews 1892-1918, | her en for We Joan any amount on diamonds y " watches and Jowelry ee Beatties “oldest loan bro For sailing da: AMERICAN Jk format ALASKA dead husband, anc uenced U itualism INSTIGATIONS, By This is exotic stuff; played by a § Lowell with Henry J. 8 [nese typewr ch is not @ Titth wave ol ~Govii r RA i i . _ i i ¢ 1 bott } f t att - : UMBING LIFE OF LORD KITCHEN plumbing | gir Ge wee Arthur The of! aphy of the great British orche ALASK / MISSION a 6 Camp ¢ 16 Bull Cocks touch of Ave general rewritten Re Re eae eee he Sed BX-sanVIC 12 Camp F 20 Bridge Car 12 Frid § Derrick 3 Construct 2 Stean h 2 Steam Sb Apply Room 4 Foot of cConUR b Miners, $5 ground shift: » Dilanket timberm men { ¢ Smith, 2014-211 tr Gut a Lt & FARM where ou can in Skagit county will » MC. PETE i146 Third Aver WANTED—BOYS FOR ROUT riers in all parts of the city chance for advancement Apply to Circulation Department, attle Star HOY WwW. D TO HA paper route, near ison. Ape tion Dept ‘Br with 0 PICkE! nformatic KF rlenc » allway, K-85, The CORDWOOD C1 TT VA; ord. Phone I FOR SALE M 16 SITUATIONS a ANTED— MALI g | FOR FOR PAINT "AVERING, KAT mominings eall,\ days, North 4463 evenings and Sundays, Mallard 1749. Will send man to entim your job free. All work guaran teed WAN WANTS PAIN ing, kalsumining, paper hang by day or contiact, Hallard FURNITURE id Addr POULTRY THOROLD AP and train, al. Plymouth unday, 2034 Alki car’ and got off at] Harbor POL 1- ROOM $1,400 HOOM HOt LOGGEDOPE LANDS ~Sanitarit H— REASONABLE and invalids. Capit toanoke at =|¥ We Make Mistakes ‘and We Correct Them, Too Star Classittied Branch Office Located at 610 Second Avenue Bartell's Drug |, Store No, 2 ||» Classified left at this each day noon editi idvortis iddre for the may be ||! up to 11 a, m, }} "tt regular after. || 8! | tw TRY STAR WANT ADS | fc Joharge of The Star never intentionally prints an to a col at Ninth | inday, It was driving an one driven Woodland a witness to Official City Trio at Red Fez Oasis hall ryor Ca ation Counse F. Meier and Carl H. F dent of public utilities, are a red fez and convention of Tis Shrine week at the city Iwell, Corpor Lin Portland wearin tent the annual iriners there The passenger rate by n London and Pari airplane be is $60, anda 50 cents a pound is made THE RED DAWN, » , Dobie.—An admira ry, written with un the which foreign qu BLOOD lwell style scenes of arter of n the “in Francisco THE POWER OF A LIP, by Bojer.—A vivid and realistic haracter delineation — by h writer, The timental squint works of our Johan story of the well book es which native known Swe apes the lisfigur ealists. THE SI ert W the AYER ¢ Chambers % man who could write—30 yea ago, At the end of the book one the characters whispers For God's sake, let this!” Whieh epilogue for the r THE THIRD WINDOW, by Anne {Douglas Sedgwick.—An_ interesting psychological novelette by the au thor of “Tante.” ‘The story has to |do with the loyalty of a woman for Seeking Name for New Landing Field! Su for the new Sand Point field will be asked by King commisison. ers, who instructed Clerk P. P. Blish to dictate letters M lay to all pa triotic organizations in the city, Commissioner Claude Ramsay clared he believed the gation ineludin w o's organiza tions, were qualified to suggest a fit ting name for Seattle's new field. All ‘ted names should be forward ed immediately to the board of com YF SOULS, by Rob- of hoarsely us get out of makes an admirable oader, tions for a name flying county various organi sup missioners, A weird tale by | narticulately cosmic yawn of boredd all that sort of thing LOR MY SON, SE JOY by An Kilburn Kilmer,—Another re-boill of the literary and biographical bon of America’s dead poet hero. INDRED OF 1 ter B. Kyne interest of this red-bl totioned tale, the |pecial~ appeal for readers in thwest lumber country ma is unfolded. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY RACE HORSE, by L. B. Yates story of the. turf is re all those love a thorobred and can the call | paddock such there these and thin-bl muttering stead act and ME ac inherent J and rapid novel holds ane ‘thy , Where th oF who respond t any regencrate times. | WOMEN'S WILD Oats, by lquoine Hartley.—We haven't this book; it sounds too wild \Says Wilson Will | | Not Be Candidate KANSAS CITY, Mo., June President Wilson's health out of the question that he tempt to make the for a thin jterm. Jougtt Shouse, assistant sear tary of the treasury, said here todayy Shouse declared that he believed nomination of President Wilson the democrats an impossibility, B cause of this situation | Shouse conferred with leaders het today to prevent McAdoo's name ing presented to the convention, will ate race makes it