The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1923, Page 15

SATURDAY, FEBRI UU ia == wrecked reefs of the by seamen as “the angel of the seas ing ange! wh with demoniaca! fury guard cutter to its long list of rescues storms which Fuca straits th tims North Pacific coas' earn the loving mariners have bes’ Snohomish. Far a: ing toward her dock at Port Angeles with a precious cargo of human| storms that freight, snatched from the Jaws of | her death where mad waves cr the reefs of Vancouver is THE SEATTLE Help many “Star Readers” to profit from bargains, which | appear daily i inSTAR WANT AD COL UMNS Straits of Juan de Fuca She is haile BY JOHN W. NELSON aided the st Rar t Ranging the oc ike a mir tmy God Pr the task ove er hero ar, when the mes, since 1908, the Sr shomis ithless sea” of scores of vi from wrecked ve ot the ¢ of No boat in t 1 wide in Ping circles, and even among the way t Ww ore tives of distant Alaska, the cut was bullt for coast guard work is known as “the angel of the Due to the staunchness of he he Snohomish battles Ay Saturday the Snohomish was steam av eras bogt has a ah ove i and| tons add ts only 15: the San Juans over all came Friday night when ered the liner Tuscan ing to pleces on th sound. Forty-thre crew were rescued homish plowed thru the swells’ off Cape Flattery early Thursday and burning freighter Nike. Landing the Nika survivors, she again returned © her rescue work, and was to have Wilh aes,.. di <E¥ yy ——. gowned of Sigrid Onegin, the Swedish singer, | Tw de years ago t mid-win ‘The latest rescue by th shomish ne discov er voyage to ince, pound rocks at Barc! members of the besieged by an epidemic turday morning. gale, the Sno t in mid-De retur ony Battling a terrifi tha.” The nid of Dr for several me as saved by the ed 34 men and officers from the Snohomish ment of four offic ffic FAIREST been 8c G v | CHURCHE First Baptist Church Harvard at Seneca Morning V 11 o'Clock “Paul in Athens” CARL GANTVOORT Sings ship Popular Evening Service 730 P. M “The Birth of a Nation” ns of the American Revolution will attend in a body day School 945 a. m Junior Church 11 a. m. B. ¥. P. U. 645 p. m. (Two groups) Ambrose M. Bailey, D. D. Minister Sigrid Onegin A Place of Inspiration for 9 v Right Living” beautiful and the moet beautinny || First Methodist any in the world, thinks Episcopal Church who has appeared in all the Euro- Fifth at Marion pean capitals before making her debut this season “It ever I should be reincarnated,” ro onte she says, “I want to be an American “Many Years, But —a smart, chic New Yorker.” Few Deeds” United States has not yet the de It’s a mistaker notion, Miss One- adds, “that musical taste in the 1:20 P. M velopment it has reached in the old|| “The Consequence world. “Americans hav preciation. They and like anything that temporarily, but instinct “Fundamenta she maintaina, of Strife” sound musical ap. are diverted easily Music by amuses them THE TEMPLE CHORUS and in. J. Ralph Magee evitably they come back to that Pastor which really is good.” FOOD FOR YOUNG CHILDREN Simple, clean, wholesome food of the right kinds fed to children in sroper quantities and combinations will go farther than almost any ther single factor in assuring them normal health and sturdy Jevelopment. Do you know WHAT to feed YOUR children? Do you know the PROPER QUANTITIES of the various kinds of foods? Do you know which foods contain the necessary ingredients for building Hegue, muscle, blood, bone? Do you know the RIGHT COMBINA TIONS of food to be fed to children? Are your boys and girls getting just what they most need in the way of food? Can you muke up a proper breakfast, dinner and supper menu for your children? Do you want simple but accurate recipes for cooking and preparing children's foods? All these questions are answered in plain, simple language in a new bulletin prepared by food experts in the United States gov ernment laboratories, which our Washington bureau has secured, and a copy of which will be sent you on request. Fill out care fully and mail the blank below to our Washington bureau, Washington Bureau, The Seattle } 1322 New York Ave., Washing’ I want « copy of the bulletir DREN,” and inclose herewith four cents in stamps for same, FOOD FOR YOUNG CHIL NAME. esse Mises eeerescsctrncsvsees vse ee rdrscversseeds { { Birect and NO... scseceeeessees evedoceoenee Vespers | Attorneys-at-Law Seattle Star ccr Christian Selence HELP WANTED MUSICAL INSTRUMI NTS AUTOS FOR SALE BUSINES OPPORTUNITIES as The Subscription Rates SED CARS 39 FURNITURE FOR SAL CHRISTIAN SCT These Over Peoples Bank CBLIBAINGE 10 SITt A 1ON—MALE 4 appreciate 1 gas range . Contract and Coupon Rates on Request MAIN 0600 Investigators USED HEATERS ROOM FAM full all the money maken CANT CUSTER MERE = - 1 Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN 1 a-Knight roadster F, §. Lang Mfg. Co POU LTRY TPMEDIAL LOANS TURNS MADE B requirements Second Near Inspect These Sunday BARGAIN DAY MONTHS TO PAY MISCELL ANEOL S FOR PUGET BOUND MARLEE &2 GRAN. and Virginia Opiiclan and Optometrist Wraser-Paters Oe Willis Rev. M. A. Matthews will preach a sern ‘paying. Tosineasl Cupboard doe French doors onsider some terma, k tables and ning: board and plete, with sleeve b Window glass by the light or by the 805-6-1 Central FORD coupe STATE LOANS aving lives at her ~ loans may be a elty or farm improve or pay ine Reserve Dow 1648 California | Plate Glass Windshields put im your Yorthwest Oa ahland Co. $9 |1000 Pike at Terry Ave Confession of \GENTS WAN Christ Essential the evening he will discuss the subject The Criminal Negligence of the Uninsured SONG SERVICE staunch boat $20 when al- posit Company LUMP COAL SALARY LOANS SALARY LOANS MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES \4 place for employed men and = en to get money when joes on thelr own Loaier security or rates can afford to STRICTLY CON Your employer, friends or neighbors MOST LIBERAL LOAN CO. IN CITE Don't care who you want the money at all Just satisfy us you weekly pr monthly ayments and you ANS also on and indorsed notes, had sickness, been out of need money for any cause, come in and’get {ton easy payment plan, CITY LOAN CO. | 227 SEABOARD BLDG. SECOND FLOOR, 4TH AND PIKS $10 TO $100 A FEW MINUTES § ARIES, OR FUR NITURE, PIANOS OR Ee FOR 30, 60 ‘on 90° DAYS. Terms Very Reasonable Strictly Confidential OPPOSITE TOTEM POLE "SALARY LOANS AND WOMEN Used Car Bargains Buite 400 Pantages fide. Klinker-Clark C SMEN WANTED ORDE ERB | $8.40 DELIVERED IN wer coal-burning engines FUNERAL NOTICES 7-passenger . 10 times ing upon the rocks lixplacement of 879 feet in length Hudson speedster Chandler sp grade raincoat MARSHALL ePSkeertas, Oakland sedan Dodge touring Dodge roadster ... Packard Twin Bix Templar sedan Funeral services will b Undertaking PERSONAL Snohomish 17 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED AT THE RIGHT PRIC Furnace—$? we or what you where a small party of natives were ice-bound Hudson, Rex top Nute Motor Co. McDERMID FUR Garfield 4201 Every Sunday pox, without supplies or medt nohomish left Seattle ember of 1920 and did not Wingase, Teacher FEM/ AL LE HELP WANTED | FON OTR PATROL management, :: cain of your lif 106 Union, 1404 First ave Mill Wood W. Seibert, who was landed by the Leaves a saving of 1 orders require The Snohomish carries a comple rs, four warrant and 45 men. During ita re cent exploits the staunch craft has ommanded by Lieut, (junior lerade) H. @. Hemmingway of the i toulars and rec- Presbyterian Chureh Seventh and Spring 20 FOR RENT—HOUSE 630 Genesee at, {table for sleeping rooms. Walking distance, Carter, MacDonald & is a good buy | —_—aaa lensone free ANTED — WILL or furniture as e model Ford Easy terms on bal- PHONOGRAPH SERMON TOPIC une at 51 Vino at 24 FURNISHED APTS. AND FLATS AVATLABLE HAN ON | AUTOS, T Totem Pole. Washington ié-4i8 A DOZEN DECORATING P th Can Ae! SPOT CASH No security, Tictly confident investigation friends or neighbors. $10 TO $100 Loaned for any | BASY PAYMENTS Employees Loan Society 565 EMPIRE BLDG, corner Madison. towlare for atar apentry Paint Co. 245, La Grange, Western Bible Chautauqua ALE—TRUCKS BY THE GREAT N EXPERIENG mp in Alaska. Bring references Tow "RATES MBER OF NEW Corner Fourth Lenora Street Avenue and >d number of various mak 4 Second A’ fa Statistics BIRTHS ‘Sefr households are re# ported by the follow! Arakawa, Yamaji, |SEAUTIFUL right and it} nothing to look them | APARTMENT Sunday, 7:45 P. M. “Archeology and the Bible” terary Bureau, FOREST WOC "iaet wpecial of FURNTSHiD ng firet clans 406 Maynard ave,» ; private bath Quinn, William Cook, John Willis, Schnoberger, William 20th ave. S. ¥ Some have bodies, windshields. Edward, 6225 tephen, 3029° 46th ave, S Queen Anns GARINET PHO- Have two good dump MILLINERY five trailers, four of them Uniyer- MODERN FURNISH- ed and unfurnished apartments, all Withstand the At- PRICES ON tacks of Moderni WELCOME EXPERIENCED PANTS OPER ay: 3 Gowle, Clarence KELLY SPRINGFIELD MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY, 1525 11th Ave. $-TON TRUCK; c lights and starter, Wallingford Myers, Elmer Walter, 4019 16th aves Mcleod, Kenneth, 849 E. 59th ata 1232 Weller Morita, Reach, 654 King st. boy. . rei te pe Taikichi, 309 Maynard avég © ou 2% 10th ave. By Oy. Greve, Ronald Edward, 2315 N. (1st Nuncnkamp, Lewis E, 721 17th aveg MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. Middleton, Adrian L., eeitie: Tn Se Winticls 768 Bellevie N WOOD, $9.50 . $4 iarfield 2036, | . $5.25 half cord; immediately : private phone. FURNISHED 2 Call Milton Apts, 1421 | WATCH AND JEW Guaranteed mains Telephone West 0975- Beacon 8148. “TANOPLAYING| E ell cheap, part trade. West FOR SALE—REAL RAGTIME 1s Inouye, Yoshio, GOOD MILL planer ends WOOD, #1 A BIG LOAD JOUN STROM. | i C. J. Hawkins “CULTIVATING Roycroft Apta. HA@HINES—GOOD DROP- Repairing. renting. 0 PER WEE Peaanens 4209 W. | 67_ FOR S SALE—ACREAGE Alor Reach HilL Call ittort doe, | Ashcroft, Bernice B., Seattle or 2909 Third ave. PRL LRN cht hadrian ea | 68 FOR SALE—FARM 8 SITU ATION— FEMAL E FURNISHED tbs Ee HOUSEKEEPT. Apts. Cheap rent atove heat. Also r working for wood blocks, G60 FT 3x12 Al condition. VI p eNC 7 I RESENCE OF Maxwell, Samuel 3 Armour, Elizabeth, “Ayr, . PRACTICALLY | Kenwood 46 atenography Schug, Harold L, Seattle Keysser, Thelma C., Krakowski, Thomas T. Seattle Royce, Ida, Seattle ..... above Weatiake ave. 29 WANTED—TO RENT | ASS DRY FOR SALB—40 ACR 18, IMPROVED, near Sunnyside, | 18 acres in alfalfa “CAN THE CHURCH Yakima valley. AFFORD XPERIENCED MID- ? | A improvements, including silo | and large stone lined spud cellar; remaining acres first | AL. CLOTHING | | 1817 % Firat. Rockur, Gustav A. Meyers, Helen C, Sayre, Alfred Owen, Beattle Maurer, Gwendolyn E., Seattle, DEATHS . De witt Clinton, 76 years, FURNISHED TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT SALVATION?” Plymouth Church Sixth and University MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS mending and # 431 Boylaton } senate Phone Kenwood 0035. KAVANAGH HATS. $3.00. GARAGES 1005 ist /FOR- 16 milos north of Seattle. 0-86, |69 AC REAGE AND FARM LANDS WA MALE HELP WANTED ateam heated Pianos Muat y a new plan: |PorRan ce Sophia, 86 years, OPPORTUNITY - | ya n t Ads! for the price Redmond, James, uinhan, Matthew, lekson, Albert A . Beulah C., 15 years, y, Willis EB. no age given, . Robert William, 2 Schaumburg, William, 64 years, undertaking All pianos must tloulars and lowest Chippewa Falls, Big Green Clock RUT LOW SALARY NO_ IMPROVED Rin OF