The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 18

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Store Sys- to _ We Welcome Complaints i ae. things are necessary for good public servico— efficient production and efficient use. endeavor to produce gas efficiently and t» render It’s our UR customers owe it to themselves and to us to use gas efficiently and economically, because when this is done mutual satisfaction is the result of our business relations. | T is only through mutual co-operation that both i company and customers can benefit, i co-operation means good public relations at the foun- dation of which is a genuine spirit of helpful friend- mutual ( OME persons fail to report complaints because of the thought that they may be classed as a rr” Main 6767 THE Department for | | | We live in doeds, not years; In thoughts, not breaths; | In feelings, not in figures on adial, We should count time by heart) throbs. | He most lives | Who thinks the most, feels the noblest, | Acts the best, tteannot, If it can be If it cannot, forget it, | nd bear it, You may | | dng in disguise. —4| eee LONESOME CLUB MEETS TO- NIGHT The entertainment for strangers ond fonasome fotk will de given at| the Grand hotel at 8:90 sharp to- |nigAt, Mise Masel Tuttle and Miss] Morea Danks wall give a short pro-| cream, Dancing will follow. eee WANTED; AN AMERICAN FLAG) | Did you know of ali the American institutions in Seattle most worthy of junfurling the Stars and Stripes has Edited by Dr. Frank BR. Leope—Phone Capitol 466 | King county hoapit | SHUTIN WANTS WHEEL CHAIR |SUNSHINE SMILES) and Their Friends, ee | BRING SUNSHINE TO COUNTY PAT NTR A mort excel isical program in being played today noon at tho ing artists from the aasoolatl Mise Bortha La Mont Lawrence Blackwell, Ralph Shep hard and Frank Horsell Dorian Butterfield was to read several selections. and Mra, Robert W charge of refreshe e. Gran were in nts, Dear Bir: I am writing for the orphan girl, Gertrude Boggs who wrote you last week in regard to the wheel chair for sale for $15. She was no disappointed not to hear from you. She is greatly in need of a chair ax rhe cannot walk « step, and if it ts the kind she can run hersel: 0 will try to raise the money at once. Sbe has a me to write to you about it, as she Is a long ways from ®& phone, She needs « chair that will go thru the ordinary house door and can be propelled by herself Thanking you in advance for any help you may give this little girl to | make her happler, I azn, net lag ner pole? That tnatl- tution fa the Ryther Ch home | which ts goon to have a birthday, wwe | Mere C. We Shatio ansinted tn bring- and we think it would be a mighty | fine and most welcome gift to tht | Institution which gives shelter to 120 children, if some lumber compan: wo d donate @ pole and sume organ! ma flag as a birthday pr * Melrose 683 or Capitol 4624, H t. | eee | SUNSHINE SMILES PARTY One of the most enthustaatic meet. ings of shut-in ever hold waa that of last Friday the residence of Mrs. R. N. Mougtn, 6205 Latona ave. | Bertha La Mont, Frank Horssel and | Lawrence Blackwell, was a wonder- ful treat. Miss Maxine McEtroy, the 4-year-old singing wonder, delighted everyone with her sweet voice. Miss | Pauline Mackey gave some delight- |ful dancen Mra Chauncy Shelton, | | Miss Hannah Evans, George Acker man and Oscar Montenson enter. |tained the crowd with humerous asm over the prospects of @ shut-in Many new members were | exchange, | | enrolled. eee PASS IT ON Now that spring s with us and we are nearing moving day, May 1, we would like to remind you that we have many calls for that wheel chair you have stored away doing no ene any good. Or there may be other thing» you may wish to pass on to some shutin to make him happy. .. WELCOME TO OUR CITY Miss Marion Dean and her mother, | former Tacoma sbut-ins, have taken | up thetr residence tn Seattio and are |quite delighted with thetr new home. ling them over last Sunday, 1 ee | WILL 500N BE WITH US Shut-ins will be pleased to know their good friend and co-worker, P, D, Chamberlain, in recovering rapldly | from bie severe liness, eee SHUTIN BUSINESS | bile this week and BUl Murrey te | working hard on an order of 60 pairs of socks for Alaska. Fully $15 worth of goods made by ahut-ing was sold last week. Our magasine sales folks | find business ty slow, | see | BIRD FOR SHUT-IN Editor Sunshine and Smiles: I have a beautiful female canary | bird in @ brass cage that I wish to |eive to some shut-in that would en- | Joy her. We will deliver the bird if | someone wants her, Melba (sweet song), Her namo is MRS. B. 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