The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 6

— SS SS ee ee THURSDAY PAGE 6 THE Sal | Bed —"| Mayor’ll Be Looking for WAR EO | a Brand New Secreta ale of Bedroom Furniture}! a Brand New Secretary GIVEN PA | Grea r Sa le Severyns Gets Grand and Glorious Thrill of 600 When Hugo Practices Osteopathy Crepe de Chine Overblouses SEATTLE STAR Harding Grants Clemency Before Starting Tour WASHINGTON June world war po! granted 6x sis” in its when OUCH!, (incase, ow! ow YOU FOR THIS OUCH’ ors were everyns, it seems, met with a sad nd painful acc t y h iV hts were 7 former prisonera who hay at liberty for five en climbing @ _ the 22 Chicago political Just received by express mbly hall, and prisoners and three of the fou heir ’ Wichi wannia aoe rom a leading waist de- usy by their om pita, a ore ployee Sa hobates y-like pranks on the hawser,| down, He collapsed on the f leased on the condition that they | er, and immediately ted to climb It also. Ja sprained neck. Ther o the United States a d for the benefit In this attempt he was goaded by | chile of the shoppers at our AN ATTRACTIVE SUITE—Tho design ts feat of Inspector Harry G. Big June Blouse Sale. large Dresser with a plate Just as pictured above. simple and yet mirror and a ro SALE PRICE o; the Bed is a bow-end style; there tx a my Sa tn $1 45.00 | (saa \$A Selection of Metal and Brass Beds Special Pr nm beso serv ¥ appearing eonstruction. and applied lintment to his suffering These beautiful Blouses muscles, Morning J Pit aaeiee ANY ficlal neck was swe would usually sell in ANY able. It ached and paine: store at from $7 to $10, aw t 18 but our Special Sale Price : ’ 0 is only ro his head with a slight cant | 43,6, s a. At every stop he took, eas = ees footsteps si Campfire Girls vith palntul care t £ made| Plan Big Dinner | his way to the may it ‘fice he met Hugo : elley, who happened to be tn a rare $00 of) kgravated hilarity foot | g RE! shinnying ng planned b: now at thelr va irien, who holsted his of avolrdupols to the 15 of the rafters by up the rope. RESULT WAS SPRAINED NECK FOR THE CHIEF rhe ult was that the ation camp is named | © of the Seattle Kiwanis club and will be used exclusively by em ployed girls of the city. A special boat, at the disposal of the visitors, r 4, at 9 o'clock Bun t to the lodge. chief v € the rope, nd atid eas aes REMOVED 27 different f color and Crepe de blouses in styles; every every size. Tuxedo and Peter Pan collars; all lengths of sleeves, ith- out sleeves. Embroidere and lace trimmed, in ever; possible style. In a word —the greatest Blouse Val- ues you ever saw. Af? twisted, 1, punched, poked, pummeled, bruised and bumped the on chiet moments later, the chief, | disheveled, wan and pale, staggered | ng his coat, vest and h y Umped down the h tered a continuous pla EE: iH [ In a pretty Ivory or Vernis Martin finish. Can be had in fwin or full size. siti fi quavered quoth Hugo, Springs sar berole: becaeals The merits of Live Springs made for com- fort, to fit any size bed. Qual- ity, high grade springs. ; At Special Prices © claw Ho wan enjoying that grand a: region back of the c 0 ws feeling Hugo had promised; jh neo tho gates ajar “Ouch! } mepreneerret OUCH!) Perhaps you need a seamstress at | times. Why not find one thru th clutehed harder, Ho! Want Ads? Cotton Felt Mattress $12.50 x § He i yelled { oucH! Severyns, oucH! AY d rol In any National FP ivtiitore G. 418-424 PIKE STREET, CORNER F/FTH SAYE ADOLLARA TON NANOOSE WELLINGTON CASSIDY WELLINGTON %, | ALACEHIPI %A DANGEROUS ADVENTURE” Wife Charges Hubby | fortune of $750,000 nee see rage six years ago, Spent Her $750,000) yesterday, stiea « compiasnt in rior court here asking a divorce LOS ANGELES, June 21.—Charg-| nab daggic ls y |tng that. Olia: Finney, fermer aray|'™ Finney further charged | aviator and dancing partner of Irene |Castle, hae dissipated her personal) *™ounting to $400,000 mononononconccencsen: | | 'Bluhill Cheese Something New FOR AUTOISTS SEATTLE-LUDLOW FERRY Starts Sa/urday JUNE 23 Ly, Colman Dock Daily 10 A. M.—5:30 P.M, up debts 1511 Pike Place Specials in Fish DR. EDWIX 4, for Friday and Saturday BROWN'S DENTAL OFFICES 19€ Columbia Bt. ie | Seattle’s Chicken Halibut. ..20¢ Ib. Kippered Salmon. .20¢ Ib. || er More Than 21 | Summer Prices MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE | SCORES | AGAIN stunai TEACHER OF TYPEWRITING WINS THIS | SPECIAL AWARD. (4) MERIT: UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Head Office Underwood Building 80 Vesey Street MISS (LUMP, NUT or FURNACE) These two superior Wellington Coals give you a selection of either Free- Burning or a Coking Coal, as you prefer: These Coals come direct from the mine to our bunkers, where it is washed, re-screened and properly pre- pared for your bin. Hither of these Coals will give you real heating service with a minimum of ash. You can make a real saving by ordering your. supply NOW—and a telephone call will bring Immediate Delivery by These Reliable Dealers: BALLARD FEED & FUEL CO, STANDARDS governing milk supplies accepted and indorsed by the American Public Health Association, which is rep- resentative of all health officers in the United States, Canada and Mexico and Cuba, and approved and adopted by the American Medical Association, included these provisions: CONSUMERS HOLMES LUMBER PARKS FUEL Co. OMPANY 3925 Leary Way Phone Melrose 1000 PUGET sounD FUEL Co. 1742 W. Spokune 30. Phone Went 0190 RAVENNA “Milk is the most valuabie food that temperature for 30 minutes DLOSSOM-PHOVINE We possess.” LUMBER CO. FAIRMOUNT “Milk is the most economical food, costing, in proportion to food value, less than one-half the amount paid for meat, chicken, eggs, etc.” “No amount of inspection, no matter how well organized, could possibly detect these (disease) carriers. The same is true of the mild unrecognized cases of various communicable diseases.” “There is only one method by which these dangers can be eliminated from our milk supply—that is, scientific pas- teurization.” d “Scientific pasteurization is heating milk to a temperature of 140 to 150 degrees, holding it at THERE JS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFé MILK and immediately chilling it to from 40 to 45. degrees. This will destroy all disease-producing germs * * * and does not materially affect the nutritive value or digestibility of the milk.” “There are only two kinds of milk recognized by health authori- ties as SAFE food for human con- sumption. These are certified and ri Nee scientifically pasteurized milk.” “If we are going to safeguard our entire milk supply, it must be pasteurized, as there is no other alternative.” “There is no recorded epidemic of any form of communicable dis- ease that has been traced to prop- erly pasteurized milk.” POSS SCOSOS CXXXXXXYYXY YY IY YXE EY HOH OHSHHSHSSHSSOOSHHH SOHO OOOSD patente esata tera 85th and Dayton Phone 8 30 43th N. and Phone Mel CANAL ©O. 3820 10th Phone Mel T 1360 FUEL 00, 3514 Stone Way Phone Melrose 2587 CLARK A SERVICE | } 4 i ; i HEATING PROB- | LEMS ; Give us a Ring Ph 7 GIBSON & FISH 7109 Woodlawn Ave. Phone Kenwood 0151 MAY FUEL ¢ 6346 Rainier Bivd, Phone Rainier 0021 KIN EL 00. 7502 Woodland Pk. Ave. FUEL CO. 4212 W. Alaska Phone MADTSON woop St. Fhonoe Eliot 5158 WESTERN COAL Co, 3821 10th N. 1, Phone Melrose 0549 Exclusive Agents for The Famous Island NE OAL CO. 09 10th North Phone Kant 0087 FC.FERREE President ' 4400 ' Fourteenth AveNW New York, U.S. A. June 4, 1923 Wilson’s Modern Business College : Seattle, Washington | | Gentlemen: As you doubtless know, the Underwood Type- | | writer Company is spending thousands of dollars per | | annum in a Campaign for Better Typewriting. Asa | part of this campaign, we are making at the present | time a Special Award of Merit to Teachers of Type- writing whose classroom work has outstanding merit. We are pleased to advise that your Miss Sadie FE. | Newhall has merited one of these Special Awards. We | enclose the Medal herewith to be presented by you to | her with the compliments of the Underwood Type- | writer Company. Yours very truly, UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY | In typewriting, as in all departments of commercial training, this school is the recognized leader. 9x Cad