The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 10

GE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR Get Set! Go! Wood Sawing Party for Jobless to Start;--—~~ ‘Ge et! Uo: oo awing rarty for JO nde nanny yrs SAN FRANCISCO | “My famfy is starving, I needjare eagerly volunteering for the) good of having several handred | man for $1, with whi = Stop at the help. I want work to provide my | hard work offered, and will be given| on the job by the time winter || ANYBODY HERE OWN bought a hammer, He then ey Gy ee | | oh the boxes, ith 10 ae ‘babies with bread.” werk as soon as possible, Married| sets in. Adequate quarters are to work and broke pF ; " | five double-face recordn, | “Al right! Th put you to work | men are given preference, re cee I large — A BARGE? COME ON |) —, 4 gray 1 Anag th needles and reeor ;cutting cordwood, $1.50 cord, Deliveries of cord wood are boing coording Johanson, enct ng f° co s HOTEL 1 took; masale and bed furnished trea “| made from the wood Tots near Ste man should cut from one to HELP THE JOBLESS! | He ty making good at his job, free.” ven's landing, south of Kirkland, on| three cords @ day, Inexpert Geary t Who's got two barges? | which he invented himself! to crerything | “Ne, thanks; I'm in no condition | Lake Washington. ‘The work ia pro-| oneed men frequently find it a | Or, what two persons have a - ape le de that." | greasing rapidly under the direction| tough task to cut even one |] barge apiece? That according to M.G. Johanson, | Of Johanson, who expects to finish| until they harden, || MJ. Johanson, of the Million- sions Mihould be manager of the Milllonair club, 98 | the cook house and bunk house by|TO SELL WOOD |] alr club, wants to use ‘em hauling Main st., is the reply of 90 per cent| Friday, At that time many addi} TO CONSUMER wood, ih ft Joseph Goldie. Foe the married mon Who are sent to| tonal jobs will be open to the unem The wood which is produced by} Several cords a day are to be WEEK NOV . | a | — _ the club by the Social W ‘elfare | Dloyed. the Mililonair club ts sold direct to|] cut by the unemployed at the spper is prepared from league to be given work | Twelve mon are cutting wood | te consumer, Orders phoned to the || club's big camp, near Bteven's i the pods of the capsioum ‘plant Despite this fact, dozens of men’ at present, with the prospects | °!Ub Will be promptly filled, Johan landing, south of Kirkland, be i } son said, and one man for each Se-|| ginning Monday, The product With the week of November 6 wl attle district wi} be kept busy solic:|] will have to be brought here for || 12 set aside by prociamation of | iting |] sale. Bresident Harding as Father and |{) > e ° e } q I want to call the public's atten If you've gota barge, step right || fon week, plans are already under J) E h B f M ; tion to the fact that we need garden|] up to Johanson, at 98 Main wt, || way in Seattte for the greatest cele. | njoy eé est in USIC e produce and fruit of any kind,” sald | and tend it, Or call him up at El |] bration this popular movement has 4 se ee In Johanson, “We are feeding the un- || iiott 6026. ever had. | employed men and need green stuff. ; Instead of one big central down. | Many people have garden stuff they | Gentes te qualified to do janitor town dinner, it has been decided to |}! a Sign of Trouble OF ie 5 ors i it, We will be giad to call for it if into 14 districts, each with a chair they will phone ua.” EARNED HAMMER, man in charge. In addition, there . . . ° . Nearly 200 men are being cared) NOW WARNS BREAD is a school committee, which will Medical science knows how serious is the sign of Another wellknown character is| promulgate the Father and Son i i d bleedi | John F, Buckley, an overseas war | idea in the public schools, and a re. |{! bleeding gums. For it knows that tender an ing | eteran of th Cuiaaan army. BU. ious," obeervance nmnitee 4 le ind wo of an: man. gums are the forerunners of Pyorrhea, that dread dis- Fe ip a EO FF I ease which afflicts four out of five people over forty. Sertng te pateiman ner ik im Sokane,| |” shuren together om many, Novem If the disease is unchecked, the gum line recedes, ‘ee Rady gucteaafu exreer unit his| uae hosp ° site the teeth decay, loosen and fall out, or must wat m4 x tiny Nut nea White Center a “aang? : * : orce ood for her living. to rid the system of the Pyorrhea poisons w’ alti os abel Me Bc seep into the system and wreck the health. 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