The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1922, Page 2

the RED STAR Oil Stove saves 25% fuel. Has no wicks or asbestos rings— —burns kerosene, gasoline or distillate perfecily. tomorrow starts the factory sale and demonstration week of the famous EDX STAR Detroit Vapor QIL STOVE new improved features—new reduced prices— —this week is your opportunity to purchase a genuine RED STAR Oil Stove on our special $1— DOWN terms. And to each purchaser we give FREE a 5-piece combination: aluminum cooking set. You are invited to come and see this ‘wonderful oil stove that bakes, roasts, fries and stews perfectly. Does anything that. the finest gas range can do—and does it just as quickly. No wick or wick substitute. No smoke or disagreeable odor. The NEW MODEL 1922 RED STAR has many new improved features that add im- measurably to its convenience, efficiency, cleanliness and beauty. special baking demonstration—all this week— —this week Mrs C. C. Johnson will demonstrate the RED STAR Oi! Stove. 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There isn't any um r Girls na for the To Bobbees Dear Mappers of morons Not that I wish to join the great throng whp see the damnation of the world foreshadowed In the bobbed hair =f mode, but I merely wish to point out that a lot of you ftuszy-hatred «irly who Insist on bobbing your tresses look like walking advertine monts for the O-Cedar mop CHUIBF SEATTLE | ij |To Radio Fans i | Fellow Maniacs: Perhaps you have heard it said that the radio. phone t# ruining the 1 ograph businese—-that people will not buy talking machines or records when they listen over the radiopbone Tut Tam reliably tn od that this not the care. Music dealers say tHint the nale of records has almost doubled since the radio craze due, no doubt, to the fact that people Hke to buy the records they hear by wireless CHIEK §BATTLE. |To Dr. E. J. Brown Dear Doe: Thin tx just a bit of unsolicited advices, When you enter into the duties of the mayor's re a trained secretary and let him do nothing but write proc! * for Bat Bpinach Week, Na | tional Bpiliptics’ Day, and all the other “days” and “weeks.” It will be & full man’s work, Sincerely, CHIBY SEATTLE To Peggy: Joyce Dear Vamp Hard lines, movies. At that, tho, movie stars already Pegey, that they you're just about as famous as m if you wouldst have fea.e CHIEF BEATTLE n't let you in the t of the ee To the Master of the Bay State Dear Capt. Quinn: Congratulations on the completion of your first voyage as master of the Admiral liner Bay Sta Some of your Passengers toll me that if all American skippers were as good as you the shipping board wouldn't need any subsidy, CHIEF SRATTLE ' To William N. Winter, President of the Puget Sound! Telephone Co. Dear Mr. Winter: I notice that you boast that you “1 od in* on The 8 reporter when he was in Evergtt investigating the | telechronometer situation Very smart, indeed. But did you ever hear of Section 2662, Remington's Code, 19167 CHIEF BRATTLE. i To Herb Owen, Mayor’s Secretary Dear Herb: In three weeks you will be leaving the mayor's office to again enter private life I wish you the best*of luck ta your new job. If you are one-half a» successful in your new position as you have been at Mayor Caldwell's office, you will be very, very succers ful indeed. I wish to take thix opportunity to thank you for your unfailing courtesy ax the mayor’y secretary, Sincerely CHIEF SEATTLE. |To the Railway Magnates Dear Maguots: i wish again to call to your attention to the long k and forth on Rail who have business on the Perhaps you do not recall the fact, but there ie @ city * prohibiting there traine on Railroad eve. during the éay time, Some city official should ¢raw your attention to this law CHIEF SEATTLE | . |To the Lady on Our Party Line | Dear Phone Enth be, when we want to call up the | grocer don't we wish you b neter in your house. CHIEFY SEATTLE. | | traing of care which you Insist on shuttling b | road ava to the discomfort of all the pec | waterfront ord! unlant; € |To the Seattle Baseball Club Brother Indians: I knew you'd hit your stride pretty soon. Go to ft, boys! I'm proud of you. CHIEFY SEATTLE. \To the Seattle Public Library Gentlemen I have nothing but praise for moet of your depert ments. Hut why aren't you « little more liberal on your open shelves? | Queen Victoria te dead, you know. CHIEF SEATTLE dace |To the “All-Women Club” | Welcome Newcomer: Pleased to meetcha. There’s room aplenty In Seattle for your organization—and if ye widers to the | be able to put over your | wheel you'll | |To the E rwi | Lattle thought t you're here. You were so appoint us this year, And *, 1 sort of wish you had te coming I je I have no CHIEV BEATTLE. wish to be \To the Metropolitan Building Co. Gentiemen: Your plan to build a Fine Arts building in Seettie is | project—it'lt mean a lot to Seattle CHIEF SEATTLE | i To Mrs. Landes’ Campaign Committee “ es: to see you're going to keep up your good work h at recent un * at the pol that all your victories may be an swe as was ing CHIEF SEATTLE To the Superintendent of Building Blackwe He ing but an unlettered olf Indian but ft striltes nuisance created The bullding fth ave. at this point, and they'll have the whole street nd even If they don't, the present lition of the t is the finest sort of invitation for a bad automobile smash-up | CHIEF SEATTLIC To Carl Reiter, Manager of the Moore Theater ¢ taken to stop 1 Dea An © the end of another season. I've visited r ho ear, and my enjoyment of your vaude lie has been almost uniform. I'll be waiting when you reopen In Aurust.| CHIEF SEATTLE. To Chauncey Olcott ‘ —Tricolette Overblouses Blouses Blouses —$4,85 Values This Week * from Mary ‘arlyle om Pred Walter from Joseph. Morr'son, Ethel from Charles DEATHS $3, Duwamish Plate. Kh lawn Hat 49. Boise, Idaho. z h, 16, 704 19th ave. wear R, 44, 6200 Bixth av Ft), 34. Puget Sound hotel 41, OBrie h Wendie. . 16 Ww ave. 8 Ol4 Friend: YT maw you again lant night, at the Metropolitan, And I enjoyed your acting and your singing as much as I did two decades ago You seem to have found the fountain of youth—and the whole world 1s| glad you have. CHIEF SEATTLE. | VITAL STATISTICS | BIRTHS MARRIAGE LICENSE: Schonan, Paul F. CG, $212 40th ave| Name and Residence Age. | 8. W., girl j Yuen, Wat 11 F. Spruce et. girl. | Joelsolm, Jeannette, Seattic Johnaon, J *®, 2409 Western ave. | Allward, John L., Seattle girl Higgs, Annette B. Seattie Retd, Deskin C., 1903 Third ava, N. Peterson, Nels, Kirkland boy Curtis, Elizabeth, Kirkland Shields, John Hdward, 1703 29th ave, | Habenicht, Harold, Seattle b Kosar, Eva, Buck Legal Logal Legal McNaughton, Donald, 818 Third ave. , Josep obert land W., girl Yung Dora, ttle Steffen, Walter, 2090 Main et., boy. Rurnell, John #, Sumpter, Or Olson, 116 B. Thomas st. boy.' rents, Su 1, Beattie Mathewaon, M, K., bith at. | $036 W |Green, Raymond H., Beattle Legal oy . Fernatrom, Florence, Beattle. .1 le La Free, Btephen PF, 1810% Terry! yt my ave.tben | Adair, Robert W., Seattle Lewal|¢ Bell, bamuel Ny 2991 14th ave, 8, | Foster, Ann, Curliaville, Pa. |Legal girl Snyder, Jos, Seattle . Legal Lert 0, Lal neo La, 1219 Luctlle at. [itt Linnie, Seattle Leal boy. aw Carey, Nate, Seattle ........ 97)° 1 ae nd Preteries Ia, Ir, 4883 Low- | Mouvel, Caroline, Beaitle ... Legal Gustateon, Erneat J, RF. D. No, 1,| Van Eaton, Harold Douglas, Be- Box 631, girl | attle ; os 88 Hovey, Winthrop T, $39 34th ave. 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