The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1909, Page 4

Member of the United Press eked @atiy by The Star Publish- tag Oe. Would You?--Well, Then! % : patches, was a bad boy ; says there isn't any such thing, but Bernard was a bad t from the police viewpoint He was arrested for theft tion. The other day Dr. Siegfried Block stated in court that he had cured Bernard of his evil July and placed on pr the reiterated persuasions, the “laboring with sinners” in ol he is industrious 3 honest, instead of thriftless and lazy Magistrate Nash in er and found plenty to cor roborate this story, “Whatever is the cause of it, said the judge, “he is at work and doing well, in spite of bad home sur j roundings.” Probation Officer McCann added; “I don’t care how the i doctor did it, but he has reformed that kid.” . All this may be contrary to our old notions of the life-long i battle with Satan in our heart; but after all, it is something like fashioned reform and conversion, Af a mit its proper use in medical practice. wholly suggestion tion is only a degree less powerful. And value of hypnotism in healing disease “If the victim of a fun tion.” any one may see how important this is knowledge. i f hypnotism. A man of thirty i Spirits, was made cheerful. A man constitutionally afraid to fi { travel on water, was cured. A teacher who was so timid that t she could not speak in public without suffering great terror was | cured of timidity, and has become a successful lecturer. A} { young woman was cured of an obsession causing her to fear| ; assassination. A middle-aged woman had nervous prostration | tism, and became well and cheerful Il, the goodness may be made easy is not so terrible We used to think of hypnotism as quackery and charlatanry and the “walk-up-to-the-platform” style of fakery. But neces sarily it isn't. The best of the regular doctors are coming to,ad- th Bowdoin college, says: “The training of the infant is a and adds that with older children sugge then he nal disease can be hypnotiz Dr. Gerrish goes on—not in a newspaper interview, that drives people to suicide—was cured in one week who had had insomnia for 35 years, and could sleep but two or] three hours a day, was cured by one hypnotic treatment woman whose life was made dark and dreary by nervous irri tability was given relief and a new outlook ears, afflicted with depression of on the wor 4 A TRUANT, A LIAR, AND “INCORRIGIBLE.” AND A GOOD STUDENT. An old lady was cured of a long-standing case of asthma.| ought tha tells of th d Doctor Frederick Henry Gerrish, professor of surgery of LATEST THE LITTLE GERMAN ey DREN OF NUREMBURG WORK! 12 HOURS EVERY DAY TO! MAKE PLAYTHINGS FOR THE | HAPPINESS OF US AMERI CAN CHILOREN—AND THEY) ARE 80 BUSY NOW GETTING) READY FOR CHRISTMAS. | NUREMBURG Germany Nov 9—This great city is the capital of Toyland, Few children in the United States, who have so many toy soldi toy engines and toy animals to play with, know where Toyland really ts There are thousands on thousands of little German ehfldren who make a the ' All as the crates New Y and western Children have often wondered the th ar Unt are | way he G They are red, yello and [> | | says he, “he has a good chance of getting relief through sugges As niost of our ailments are what is known as functional but ir A ld by culminating in dreadful indigestion. She was cured by hypno A man with the worst sort of trifacial neuralgia—the kind} A man | A STRONG, HEALTHY TEN-YEAR-OLD BOY WAS) HE WAS) CURED BY HYPNOTISM AND BECAME TRUTHFUL A young woman was enabled to avoid her besetting ailment of seasickness. A young man was cured of a pitiable case of pet version. A druggist was reformed after 30 years’ fearful alco hol addiction. Altogether, it seems that if any drug, any surgical meth nd, | any physical treatment, not in general use, could show the s promise which Dr. Gerrish attests hypnotism to have, the wo’ would go wild over it. | } | | | other fancy colors Ger mans, when they make toy locomo ives, paint them up the way thelr wn toon There towne tn J Sonnebure, near he ng but dolls is made. First a work man scoops a big of sawduat into a vat full of bolling water. He stira th g wood for a while, awe off the water and puts boiled sa st into a machine He it is ground up fine and | mixed with paper and rags. It's a funny stuff to make a doll out of; don’t you think so? After the pulpy mass is all ground up he puts it In a second machine, and out at the other end come bodies. on are eral bo hen jarms and legs of dolls, in different) a professional journal—to tell of hypnotic cures within his} | | Are we neglecting a great moral as well as a great healing | agency in failing to consider hypnotism seriously? But, quacks and fakers are not the ones to use hypnotism on human beings. No one but a skilled and reputable sakes should be trusted by a patient to resort to it. At the very least calculation, there} Fervent anti-annexationists fs @ difference of opinion between | Georgetown may vote early, should be seen that they Mr. Glavis and Mr. Ballinger, often. Senator Aldrich’s statement that Firms wit he is vitally interested in the money would save question will cause no surprise in h burg! ar in but it don’t vote proof sifes the janitor a lot trouble if they left their strong box ot well informed ultimate consumer cir-| outside, where they could be reach cles. ed without consortia up the office hee THE M INSTREL MIDGETS Sayin’ Marcelle?” Or FRED SCHABFER. “I tolt you vot, Osgar, dese recent train wonder how dey coult be avoidet?” “Dot iss easy—don'd take a recent train.” wrecks iss awful “Eph, why a ade f ‘ since naed Gee ey a Bn a& lemonade stan’ Jak a man what's “Huh, dat am so easy Ah'il just let you answer.” “Bofe ob dem will grab at a straw, yah yah, yah!" “Our nex’ selection will be a solo: ‘What Am de Wild Waves | sizes, all separate. holes are punched tn lege u0k ts put wire tn the holes and give dolly everything ex opt a head At another part of the factory the eats are made. First a white ay that ei into paste of the same kind of ¢ dishes are made of is pe STAR DUST If Chicago would get rid of the gamblers, there would he no gam fF and no bomb throwing Shem—You'd better get ready for the fh brother! Japhet--Did father say this was day for the beginning of the *o many words; but ¢ went out minus his umbrella his, Joo Canne to do their w fies his oe wasn't cut out for as for a Marathon runner Ob, women and men Was it the Lion or the Mouse Became the Servant in the House W. J. Lampton r Thanks not fa it sounds paradoxteal, it in logical to be that Taft, having That polar controversy may end tr an Kakimo alibi. HE WAS HARD ASLEEP | Drowsy Wayfarer Snuggles Up Against Cement Sidewalk and Is Difficult to Distodge CASHTON, Wis The Winsted. Conn romancer is hereby chal lenged to beat this actual occur Jrence, with or without the aid of stimulants | Guzlizmo Magush, jof a nearby ville a new citizen | e, visited this jplace the other evening, and becom: zied by the lights of the nd nickelodeons on the main sought a dark byway to medi ud slumber | They found him next morning. | still asleep, and very much disposed to lecome a rmanent resident | He had reposed himself upon a freshly laid cement sidewalk, and it had set around his frame during the night. When asked to get up and take his bed and walk he re plied with the equivalent of “Tt rock shall fly from its firm base as oon as 1.” They cracked him loose with a cold chisel and sent him jhome with a tarpaulin in Heu of trousers that still upholster the dent | he left in the pavement THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1909 pom BAILLARGEON’S | $25.00 SUITS | Wednesday’s Offerings of Unparalleled | Interest to Women i ¢ nth, abe. F » pontotfios, NEWS FROM CAPITAL OF TOYLAND and the whole head is fastened on} the body | Girls should not take their dollies |i out in the rain bareheaded, because | the paste will melt and dolly’s hair | i Winter it at above a We shall offer garments made t will come off our order from-carefully se Sonneburg has one ble room where thousands of dolls are dress! ed, Women and girls have sewing machines and make the dresses just} cloth and extra good ! styles the very Hi like they would make clothes for a iit ing represent at $ br live baby. Skirts and petth Hl $35.00, $37.50 a fe Jooats, and waists and gowns, and| | plod Pa aypebi " | stockings, all are made and dreased | if sho, a nie W one, ¢ by the women. It is @ great sight |] iodel a ar the jt them putting clothes on a/ff popular shade eda, ra | 1 dolls at once ; | moke, artichoke, catawba, Fre | people who make dolls are | See” Wea ae é : jpaid poorly, They work all day and |p ry cigs oa gray earn from 60 cents to $1.26, Even |fJ anda fancy mixture The lar t \the men, who make the heavier | portion of these Suits are in 48 asda get only about $12 to $16 “i inch, semi-fitting co: and pla wee Dolls are made here for Chinese | ¢4 skirts, strictly tailored ; notched children, and also for the boys and |My Collars and crescent pockets ; a few girls of Australia, It takes eo long |i ha n y pocket | for the dolls to be shipped there Hl cuffs and braid Sinnee Toyland people work a ae ceat Ve fit r round at their trade» Cht ‘awa ees any size nese children don't like the Amert-| 14, 16, 18, and 34 to 46 bust can kind of doll, with a goat's bair |i lwig and pretty dresses. | Sole scbet sats vient wot iff For Wednesday $25.00 forme and carrying little psiatdhoowel are whatahe Chinese ebildren want. | Thanksgiving Linens at They make their own dressed dolls | pe ee kinds ddy bears, Caruso Superior qualities for your | | monkeys, polar bears and lions are |[] selection at the price for ordi in Toy! too. The finest |If nary. A timely opportunity for have real furry skins and cost |] you to make selections now for wy | Thanksgiving and Christmas | Toyland last year sent over 10. 62-inch All-Linen Bleached; 75¢ 1900 tons of toys to the Unite quality, at ve Continues of from around here, and more than 66-inch All-iAnen Bleached, 90¢ We have added the haif that much to England HIN quality, at ‘The | sets, as we have The largeat factory here has 2,000 |] 72tnch All-Linen Bleached, $1 | close out all 109 people working in ft. All these bave | quality, at BSE and a lot of fairy tales they believe, and |[M 72-inch Silver Bleached, extra | 5*t®—1® fact. aft ‘aij they think of the fairy tales and i] value, at se not open stock, toys they make, and sing songs, and ze: ate hapey for all thetr long hours. |B Sees = ES an, $110.00—For Wm. g 2x2 Bilver Bleached Cloth, | [moses Chine apecial $1.80 at gold bandies and x2% Silver Bleached Cloth, sold band with block REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR, | There's a heap owed to a gor COPVMION? (QOb OV UK OGD & NORM WD woman in next world for w | fo Biles oes ae $2.25 sold over edge. -£ she never gets In this. ~ ee en Cloths 82.15 A SCENE IN A DOLLMAKER’S SHOP IN GONNEBURG. LITTLE A man can grumble around the |i . GIRLS HARD AT WORK IN A REGULAR CITY OF DOLLIES. ho than the cook, because Clot ter reason to. ters and & covered dishes, 4 $2.65 ular price $149.90, Hemmed Bleached othe $3.15 | $59.00—For Haviland & Gos inch Napkins to match, 100-plece Dinner Set, 4% Hemmed Bleached mor conceit a man hae the er girl can make b a mold, When it it 4s! for the doll's eyes, When the eyes baked in an ove 4 ia ex-\are cool, he paints th blue and yonn't wee it iy hemmed . $2. 10 tional design, in pink and actly like a little girl's face brown and gray, just like the « 1 will let you tle heri® rele gold edge, flat gold band, A man takes little pieces of «last of a real baby girl. Then a wig is ¢ she knew ft was going || AN EXTRA GOOD COMFORT. | 5° Sige and heats them into the right shape pasted on top of the dolls head nd dressed for it t ER SPECIAL Scotch thistle spray. eaters cetacean eneaene si stliat ieee — oe | Pure Cotton, full size; good silk price $85.00. HW} otine 5 quality, at ; POINTED PARAGRAPHS, friendil than a good many friend Uulige the present for the our- Ill Pure ‘Cotton, best y. at, $1.85 | 6 other Sets, to close ont, ; > ne sea vs tool soery Sor a mat that oth pos aes ing # strangie bold on er, $2.00 quality, at | low as a 1.90 8 ae atonally id fi It's ishing how many things If a woman wears anything that Misfortun often put us wise to come our way that we don't care in comfortable ahe is usually I Special Offerings of Roger Bros, | our own carelessness for ashamed of it A philosophical man when con It's difficult to settle a case in When a woman tells a man ber sidering bis own troubles ten’t court while the litigants have any age, she nev ings out t fam Silverware It te bette have a few good money fly bible to prove it | Opportunities for Securing Tha Extras—3 Beautiful Patterns to Choose From Tea Spoons, set of 6 ....$1.50 | PR Desser@Spoons, set of 6.82.75 | 50 Cards ....5 i] Soup or Boulllon Spoons, set of 100 Cand. sc s 200 Cards . 000 Cards . 1,000 Cards | WEDUING I $1.00 EACH—For rately | Casseroles, | Che Plates, Roast ad Bowls, Jag 1 _ Engraved Cards Plates, Colery Ta eam We are prepared to execute | Cups and all orders for card printing or | Prices $1.75 to ‘im a engraving on 24 hours’ notice. Rich American Cat Glass 50 per cent if] After-Dinner Coffee i of 6 i] Oyster Forks, set o1 6 Hf Dinner Knives, hollow handles, i set of 6 Dinner Forks, set of 6 100 Our assortment of Sterling In laid Silverware is especially i we assorted and mod “Bartell cuts the price” is true, Lut don’t overlook this—the Quality is Thursday You Can Save onThese CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS— A perfect laxative. The 5c bottle 33c 25 to SCRIPT ENGRAVING usual 100 Cards and Plate, name 2%-pint Cut Giese only oeees 82,00 -pint Cut Glass 100 Cards and Plate, name ar Jelly Stands and address | potes | 100 Cards and Pla S-inch Nappies Glass Vinegar ¢ ACH—IT SOMES VANISH dress and day $3.00 81.00 100 from owner's plate Secon Ave & SrruinoSt for Decer:ber Are Here Old Swansea China - | 1 ij iAcCall’s Books and Patterns | We Are Seattle | i | tl LUDEN’S MENTHOL COUGH DROPS— Effective, delightfnl. 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