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)FAVORITE ROSE. [irs TO BE PICKED Beattie's favorite rose is to be de ‘termine@ by ballot at the eighth an- nual show which opens Wednes- day at 2 p. m, in the forestry bulld- ing of the University of Washing: ton. | Votes wil be accepted for an va- | riety of rose, whether it isvon display at the exhibit or not. Seattle rex dents will be urged to plant the win- ning vartety tn their gardens, | Judges of the exhibit are an- }nounced aa follows: Frank A, Gil |lett, Hoquiam; R. G, Gamwell, Bell- ingham; W. B. Sherbrooke, Kirk- land; Dr, 8. 8. Sulliger, Kent; Hap diey, Seattle; J. J, Bon- % Prof. I. W, Goodner, . Ruppe, Seattle, and G,| Seattle. . smite If Scientists Would Close Their Traps | || We Might Reach Normalcy, Perhaps H, Children Dear, what have we done that Thomas Alva Edison should us when we're Down and Out, thanks to the recent Hinstein Bout! and this Einstein sprang in View before we'd grown accustomed to that Star that sounds like Heetle-Goove. (That's not correct, but what's the Ust? If Belentiata would close their Traps, it's possible we might, perhaps. approach the wellknown Normalcy which Mr. Harding wants to see, But aa it 1s, they Gum the Game by putting Citizens to Shame upon the Score of Intellect, in frantic Efforts to detect a 1 niversal Ignorance. 1 only hope his Writing Arm goes on a Strike before he finds new Ways to Mortify our Minds, P TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1921. @ TU |Man Found Dining Accused of Theft” L STAR \Sues for $15,000 ue for Death of Wife) | Suit for $15,000 to compensate for| Walter Forcier, 18, is held on an investigation follow- the death of his wife, Mary Walker, /0>en charge tas ete ght. Hi killed in an automobile accident re ie er wealing $20 from Frai January 11, 1921, was filed in #up® | Carison, Union hotel, Thursday. Car rior court Monday by Archibald H.|on found Forcier eating a meal in Walker against Gilbert M. Butter|4 restaurant Monday night and had worth, Charles M. Butterworth and| him arrested. G. W. Gregory. an Ne ee Kansas last winter have come to Inquiries concerning the court of | Gov. Allen from eight foreign coun- industrial relations established in in the United States army last month. If ni —S us with his Questionnaire? I'll tell the World it ian’t fair to hit Yer. I ask I you,-have we got a Chance? And now here comes this Query Shark, SPECIAL! \ whose Home Address is Menlo Park. * * * 1 do not wish him any Harm: . Jersey Suits +-FRANCES BOARDMAN. Fred 8. vicinity. nished by KITCHEN CABINET CLUB! —the manufacturers of this famous “SEL- ONLY LERS” kitchen cabinet have authorized us to hold this special JUNE BRIDE CLUB SALE. This is a most unusual announce- ment for the fact this week we give abso- lutely FREE to all members of the club a beautiful 9-piece Pyrex set, and you have five styles of various priced cabinets to choose from. You pay only $5— down and the balance in smafl monthly payments. | nourished The plants. Now Watch These Youngsters Sprout lywood farm; has offered to the unt | versity and to the King County Anti. | Tuberculosis league ample quarters | on his estate for the treatment of underweight children of the ety and| the benefits of Stimson's cenoroai during the coming summer. All dairy preducts will be fur- in bringing these children up to nor- | mal weight and robust health, The | Anth Tuber | University home, economics depart | ment, will co-operate, the object be ing to prove what a few weeks of | proper food, an abundance of fresh | air, regulated play and ample rest will do for underweight and @#der The league is financing the enter. | prise in sharing with the University of Washington in the management, of the undertaking, | considering disinfecting all fruits from tropical countries where the citrus black fly is infsting the | $15.00 The sport suit continues in favor, especially right now when one’s atten- tion is ae er country an an the great outdoors in general. And these suits are very practical for street wear as well—so Stimson, proprietor of Hol Sport Skirts $7.50 Silk, Serges and Plaid Ma- terials are included in this lot—OTHER SKIRTS at $9.50 and $11.50. Monday, June 27 Is Our Last Day! ONE PRICE—CASH OR CHARGE! Make all future payments at Our Men's Store, 1427 Fifth Ave., near Pike St. CHES 1113 Third Ave. Between Seneca and Spring Sts. Forty kiddies will enjoy | ty | Stimeon that are necessary | TEINS IS TIE lonis league, with the boys and girls. | ra FREE! | (a gift for the JUNE BRIDE) —this handsome 9-piece genuine Pyrex set, exactly as pictured, 6 custard cups, 1 utility dish, 1 pie dish, 1 nigkel-base covered casserole, we of give free with each SELLERS cabi- <\ net purchased during this sale, : M2 T\ 1 it Following are the De- scriptions and Prices of a few of the many fine 0s now offered at C ce Prices:— EVERETT. — Drowned in Lake Roesiger, Merlin Riley, 7, son of W. C. Riley, this city. or Relief Work Seattic relief of the suffering Armenians and Syrians. The telegram was recetved from the Syran Relief Headquarters in New York by Laurence 8. Booth, local chairman, Dental Surgeon Diagnostician Pyorrhea Specialist my These two pianos are the latest Th layers manufactured and SEE OUR SPECIAL X-Ray Laboratory P id style. Besoufal dark fomed "oa few] guaranteed by the Kimball ‘Compan of oie — 4 Deep, round, ri ton a shop: e plano $5 Glasses Highest ed of Restoration resident. of Irish values for homes with children” ‘Only wen? lak aon "he mabensey Lae NEW YORK, June 21.—-Kamonn and Estimete De Valera hax been re-elected presi Free |dent of the Irish republic, according | to advices received here today, Sac s | y. Saen 504-12 Eitel Building |O*Cacllaigh, former Irish envoy to SECOND AND PIKE Paris, has been elected speaker of) SEATTLE | Dat! Eireann, the Sinn Fein parlia. ment, Free Examination GLOBE OPTICAL Co. 1514 WESTLAKE AVE. Between Pike and Pine Sts. two one STEINWAY Grand Piano Case and action thoroughly overhauled gait dr aheeeet $805 . - Is marked for clearance BE...corccseosenenecmensccemecenmaoaas And it can spoil the meal, too. Haven't you had any number Of wonderful dinners iled by the sharp, bitter taste of the after- inner coffee? But when you use Folger’s Golden Gate Coffeeyou me off your dinners with a most delicious coffee flavor—pleasingly smooth and rich;~and this flavor is uniformly good. You'll find Folger’s Golden Gate “Different in taste from other coffee and better.” Tell your grocer you warit it. * J: A. FOLGER & CO. ! Ban Francisco - Seattle - Kansas City - Dallas Shizuoka, Japan value. beaut WHEELOCK PIANOLA Very rich dark mahogany. Modern case. Received in exchange on one of our Ampico Grands. Plays modern 88- note rolls. change on a little use. Mode: ig cial value CHICKERING & SONS PIANO 7 hae burl walnut case. Is gE U' S385 fi di condition and he a bar; Remember, this Clearance Sale te for One Week Only at Player you want and it Cuum pat FF. Va extended those di same. Seattle’s Musical Headquarters —H OP PER-KELLY COM PAN Y—Third Avenue, between Pike and Union cggam- Pianos and Players TWO CLARENDON PIANOS of them, and each Ebony case. In excellent condition ~ HADDORFF PIANO We have one English any. Jacobean design. to see this piano to appreciate its real Hundreds of these iful homes eet the coun- try. For J. & C. FISCHER PIANO This celebrated make received in ex- mm design. Spe- Magnificent, highly poljshed red rand. Has had but very oak case. Modern in every way. Would Beautiful, dark, rich mahogany. Ele- eautiful mahogany case. make a wonderful studio piano. One ant desi Shows only of these, and it at very little wear Is 525 585 | Fe O45 | ete at Regular Credit Terms SSNS SE -_ You can select the Piano and the 7 In jendid Convenient CREDIT TERMS ‘0 © which i “ particula: Piano this house {s noted will be gladly ep Elliott 112 ine vate This Selling Event Offers for Your Selection a complete showing 'of New and Exchanged Pianos and Players at Sale Prices and on Conveniert Terms, Many are New Instruments of the latest style, some have seen only the slightest usage and others we have taken in ex- change for new Players. Any instrument you choose from this stock is tho reliable, will give you fine service, and is guaranteed for durability. Look over the Names, the Description and the Prices and remember that the THREE HINZE PLAYERS Easy action. Good cases. A splendid opportunity to get tone. Sale a sire" $588 CHICKERING & SONS PIANO Mahogany case. Modern design, only slightly used. A re- $565 markable instrument $0 ccsteresseesecnresamnoninecenwenins The APOLLO PLAYER PIANO ‘We have two of these that are slightly oa worn, walnut and mahogany ‘cases, modern in every way, having a motor 390 Old 1 Jest the’ thing Tor a’ good practice piano. beam $155 KIMBALL PIANO Handsome mahogany. Large size A piano that is well and favorably known throughout the country. Only slightly ff reek "$505 8 of them. iced. ARTEMIS PLAYER PIANO a 88-note pla: i fal ge as ee $435 CHICKERING & SONS PIANO that rewinds the music roll without the necessity of pedaling and is as reliable as your time piece. Interchangeable tracking device. In fact, everything you could want in gues “soe SS $005 player, your choice et brown mahog- You will have pianos in $615 SUPERB POOLE PIANOS ; We have three of these magnificent pianos in fancy mahogany that would adorn the most modern home. Beauti- ful, full, rich, round tone. A very reli- on piano, backed by $625 good manufacturer. Clearance price, each. HADDORFF PIANO Marshall & Wendell Ampico Used for demonstrating nes, A handsome case. In splendid condition. A serviceable product Let“ $865 Pric CABLE PIANO Ebony case, Has been thoroughly overfiauled in our shops. In splendid condition and an eco- § 1 05 Schaff Brothers Player Piano A_ very attractive design. Equipped with the celebrated Standard action, Easy to play, $720 nomical buy at the it le clearance price of... eine Ss eves wey Clearance price___. If You Live Out-of-Town— ‘ make it a point to come to You Seattle early in the week and inspect spl instruments, If it is not conven- jent to call, Telephone or Write us the ir Player or you are it eee Our Store is Between Pike and Union, on Third 14.21 Third Ave. Daeken Advertising Agency,