The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1912, Page 5

S OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO rr SSS SORESSE SSS SESE SESE ee aeereeee ee ee eeene AINING OF BOYS AND GIRLS THE CAUSE OF DIVORCE Se ee a of 19 and can’t conte: the company of men, have. Jove him any more than any other man | have think he ts too good a man for me, Please ad for you are a true friend to every one, 1 Jou will advine me. BLONDIE, you need occupation and a definite object tn life, when Tsay this. Hut when life ts filled with some that makes one (and others) better for living, it makes no difference whether the life ings, a plece of music that will live and but for the common g6od of hu myself in one In facet, child, or just striving, day by day, to give a come in contact with, You must have an ob I 3 THE STAR—MONDAY, ANUARY 29, 1912. RARER ERR * SHE ASKS ONLY JUSTICE 1 make one more appeal to anyone who may have seen the old lady who was thrown from a car between 11 and 12 o'clock Aug, Lith, 1911, near Fifth and Madison. Sho has & good case, but lacks wit: houses, The sight of one eye in almost entirely destroyed by the effects of the fall, and something ts not done with. & fow days she must go to ihe poor house, 1 feel sure ho one who can help will . Will the fady who me up on the subject with mo? CYNTHIA GREY. * RReekeneeaene Fi SSeseeeeeeeseeeeeaes » Reekeeeeae Grey: toll me! legally married? My name one way in English, and In ity another, | was mar. 1% English way of spelling WORRIED. Certainty are legally > ruffles and foolishly useless WOMEN REA DERS ow V.—She Tells of, Hygienic Clothing Y DEAR DAUGHTH Every prospective young mother wants (o know of what her baby's wardrobe should consist, Hut most them do not ask mother aboot this, for the old-fashioned ideas on baby clothes did not ombrace scientific principles. However, as soon as | knew your baby was com- ing, I went about and got the most practical and uptodate notions on the subject. Your baby will be much more comfortable than AAO. royal highness must be made satis how home, and every little garment ® must tend only to this end. hat you intend to make your own baby wealthy woman, who can give no neg ited, the pleasure that the day dreams over bits of linen lace always bring. 1 have known many rich women who could much more beautiful handiwork than they could possibly make, sted upon fashioning with their own hands their babies’ gar- wure that all the baby's clothes are pla Avoid all fluffy trimmings. Allow only fullness How Many Women A woman may be old at 18 and young at 80, The youth of our women is more was a generation ing ac physiological When the first aging marks wrinkles, baggy cheek and chin—they realize that ¢ cause is a loowening of the skin and softening of the tissue under- neath. You know the cause must be removed, Instead of laying on pastes, send to the drug store for An ounce of saxolite and a half pint of witch Hazel, mix them and bathe fave, feck and hands in the solu thor You know this tightens the solidifies the tissue, induces thy eireulation, Treat cause rather than effects, Use reason— and stay young.—Advt. Dance at Dreamland tonight. *** Gordon Tracie AME $4908 Our business Is conducted on a basis of Uberal, helpful, convenient credit The various departments are now filled with the very best made Clothing for both men and women, shown at prices that are no higher than you would pay for cash. You can come here and make any selection you wish and have the account charged. We trust the people that's our policy in a putehell, A very small initial payment opens an account with this great store, which you may pay in «mall amounts, either weekly or monthly. Better Wearing Apparel for Men and Women on Credit Sy /EASTERN & Outfitting Co., Inc. = tor comfort, and remember that the finest materials that your purse . we “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” ean buy, and the daintiest haadiwork and you martied. The name ts the same and not assumed. — > fal taeda a aad deal * as are for “Moruing Glory,” “Brown Byes,” “High|* THE FOREIGNERS CHILD « ag * and all other young * * want to say SRC SEEEEeay member of the family, from the goods and get ready hy nde ed ‘ b hgemameaaal Mr. Panton is holding us strictly to our contract to dis- 2ANTON & LONDON CO. - WHO WILL SOON TAKE CHARGE—HENCE THESE WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES. Floor Coverings READ THESE ITEMS—Come to the Store and See the Goods ye Ly b+ etre 10%xt? foot. @ ie 80 Ini art Tat? feet... O00 $1.50 Iniaid Linoleum, pee pusere Jieak ak. quewen beet lamb bn ae actors; 9 oy Kpec! pair ere cae or ween oe Gloves, many re; Miswon" frame, good sine, Spectat any 3 Metal double strap handie extra value . Leather ‘Women’s Winter UNDERWEAR fomen*e Fil Peat Women's Meat Fleeced Union ME sleeves, 0 remit at $1.00. pectal Women's ‘ot ny Karment. soft warm te the body. Alway, At $1.25. Spec 5c Wom. ik and ankie $1.26 the garment Final clean-up of odd tot en's Tights ard Pacis, « wool materiols, kace an he, Vaines in thts b Bay Vourcett @ Geet Bag At Wall Coot Hand Bag, strong 15¢ tag with frame Hand Se Children’s Medium Rinbed Howe, triple Know, double heel and tos, Sizes 6% to 10. 9 Special the pair - " Be Marvelous Medicine Celebrates Today First Anniversary of Appear- ance in Seattle READ THIS INTERVIEW! All Records Broken in Demand for“Preparation Made by C. M. C. Stewart. Year Since Introduced; Pharmacist Declares Not in Thirty Years’ Experience | Has Such Phenomenal Cry Been Raised as for Sulphurro —Glad It Is on Market. — BY F. W. STRANG. Sulphurro’s anniversary of first appearance in Seattle sees it the great medicinal success of the ite doubtful if any remedy was er discovered which accomplish- ed 20 much benefit for people in so Belden Main, in charge of the shipping department of the Brnst Bros. hardware store, at the cor ner of Sixth avenue and Pike street, is one of the most enthu- siastic indorsers of “Sulphurro.” To it he owes the fact that he is stronger and better today than he has been for years. Said Mr. Main: “Pot the last six years I have been suffering from rheumatism, ehis became particularly violent not jong ago and was aecompa- nied by 4 case of shingles, the nervous disease that fs so ¢x- cruciatingly painful and so often fatal. I was in bed 12 days, and most of the time was under the influence of opiates, not being able to stand the pain. “Riding on an Alki Point car one day I fell into conversation with a stranger. “What you need, said he, ‘is Mr. Stewart's Liquid Sulphur Preparation.’ ““Never heard of Sowart or his medicine,’ I replied. and all were positive in their state- ments as to the ben results obtained.” J. E. Yerkes, manager of the Bar- tell drug stores, authorizes the fol- lowing statement: Up to Made-in-Seattie Standard. “The sale of Sulphurro with us has been very large, and from testi- monials we have seen it surely seems to have merit. In fact, it ap- pears to have all the best points that a ‘Made-in-Seattle’ product should have.” “The demand fot, Sulphurro is breaking all records,” said the man- ager of the Quaker drag stores. “It! is proving to be a wonder, especially “But I immediately got from Mr. Stewart a tenounce bottle of Liquid Sulphur (Sulphurro), to Sive it a trial, At first I didn't like it and took only one or two drops of It. Then I went back to my oid medicines, “These did me no more good than before, I euffered great pain, mny joints were stiff and I Was a wreck. “Then my daughter urged me to try Bulphurro again, declaring she was convinced it would cure me if 1 would follow directions. #0 many others had profited by its use. “I went back to Sulphurro and Increased the dose slightly. In weven days I was perfectly well, Not an ache or # pain was left, and my rheumatism had disap- peared entirely. All the effects of the shingles went with it.” Mr. Main urges all bis ailing friends to try Sulphurro, in the Sincere belief that it is a true benefactor of mankind. He will be giad to relate his nally to any one wishing to ear them. 8% and & he to $4; to char, : Soiled Bhort oases. reot ever: + Ri almes, val i130 "Te ‘clear @ pair ...... Boys’ Guutitiet cuff and leather fringe: spectat Pisece Lived Gto Hang shapes; valoe to Your choice . when one considers that it has just been introduced. The few persons whom we have had time to talk with are loud in their praise of the merits of Sulphurro,” The manager of one of the most heavily patronized of the down- town drug stores said: Children's Heavy Ribbed Hone, extra heavy sole, spliced hrel at tte.” ree. 1246 14, toner pairs Stockinas. | This a enildrenn's Hon jot, inelw boa’ ani nts and steee: Jot fe. Tse $1.49 and $1.55 Hand Bags in many styled, $1 00 special All Hand in the store $12.00, at Rags from $1.98 up to to pe: gratefal to it for restoring health and strength. Never was such a proportionately large number of cures recorded. Rhe seller; Women’s Suits $7.98: Our Mr. O'Hara is now In New York getting a new line of Suits, and all winter suits must be sold before he returns. That fe why we Girls’ Pine All Wool Thompson and Serge $ Sailor Suite now 36-inch Wool oe in shadow stripes, 1 350 quality ee 54-in, Chiffon Fron cloth, $1.79 quality . $1.25 neh Panamas, Batistes and na, 60 —— at 1 gray and other flannel Shirts Half ray Flannel. war- quality, tor More than 500 Remnants Uress Geode; we have them priced far below real value, but. during this great sele we will de: 10 por cent to Insure quick 109 plecen Pinid Bat yard Cotton Goods Hash dots, stripes, 36-1 Curtain tein nnd The sellers: malo price, yard Table Padding hen: White Table Pad- jo; worth 480 Goog quant and wi bor Towels, size 2581 no raw edges: anle price, per doz, ...... Waisting Merceriae Pore White Hygiente Wool Batting, comes. $-Ib, Sheets, | ench a2 inches; sale price, per 1b. Embroidery Insertion 6 yards of Embroidery In- 7 Bg Rnd up to %%c; final clean-up, a yard «+ 11 length, molenaid th aepereea Colored Wash ‘one—a big lot values tle Children’s Winter lot of Misses’ Medium Weight aturei Wool Drawers, at shrank warmont ae An amortment of ‘Tho; heavy ecru ribbed. ments silghtly damaged andiing. lie Women’s Binck Hose, stain- less and seamlens, i Povo Lisle Hose, in high colors, Ince and fancy sty) to Ibe, at ‘omen's Pi Hose heel and toe, marter tops. ylar at ibe. eclal at ‘ ‘omen’ ¥, Bi lone, Fi hy heayy ribbed and « made by the famou Mille, guaran nothing better at 360, Specta . dys the Misses’ and Women’s Muslin Drawers, 15¢ Former pri: obliterated . Haibane SE RR As 2) Fa 13 r early tor your 4 opti PO 156 ‘omen's Medium ‘eight Woot Howe; black, greys and blue mixtures, extra heavy soles; jain and heavy ribbed rormer price 25m. Special . iv ONE-THIRD “Orr. tops. Underwear Oc nly draw Kowular at 16 omiy, the i Gowns, Drawern, Chem- orget Covers and Combi- fine ribved ion Suits, low id umbrelia od with Tor- peher and linen lace, Suld reg. ular at 75c and Silaht selied trom handling. To e jot, your 49c out this choice. the garment. ribbed LOT 2—Women's fine 4} and mercerized Vests, summer weights; colors, white, ofoam, ee fina blue, righ croc! y" avy Shirts includes the fam- Lambsdown brand; also These - ‘orm Regular Spectal + HOSIERY *: nee style, nicely trl airs Women's Gauze valuen ain ‘Binck ' Got Soubte Reg- i medium weight, Trimmed with ce and other effects; $00, Tho $1.00 vaines. ‘To clos out ck ‘Piceced ceva ieee th oa Pl LOW 2—Women's plain white and cream summer Vesta, liste nd mercerized materials, nice: fy“tiimmned. Sold. regular. a 46 doxen in this lot; take them while they Jast 46 Jott Women's fine | ribbed eats, nicely trimmed, body fit- ting. ‘Sold elsewhere at 100 and ibe. Whill they tast .15¢ MR. PANTON Is on the Job With @ big force of Union mering all day long, but never mind the con- Everything is being done for Your deep hem, T¢ fusion. Oriental patterns, heavy ma- Carpenters ham- Comfort and Conventence, and we'll be spick and span in « fow days. Sulphurro is proving not only a j great success at home, where drug: | gists cannot order It fast enough to meet requirements, but its use is ‘epreading throughout the United States, and foreign countries are calling for the remarkable prepara tion, Within the Inst week new orders have come from London and a woman has ordered a bot- tle sent to her in the south of France; another consignment is on its way to Buenos Aires, in the Argentine; a bottle bas been sent on the 13,000-mile journey to Athens, Greece, and a Pacific ner i carrying some of Mr. Stewart's medicine across to Japan. Neither Seattle nor the Pacific coast ever saw such eagerness dis- played for any sort of a medicinal preparation, Mr. Stewart thought the demand wag remarkably heavy before he put his Liquid Compound of Sulphur on the market, a little Jess than a month ago, but the won- derful curative power of Sulphurro has been so woll demonstrated that the plant is taxed to its capacity to turn out the preparation fast enough. Thousands of Bottles Daily. Seattle druggists, both whole- sale and retail, dectare there never was 4 preparation in their history so much in demand, Frequently they double and treble their orders before the C, M. C. Stewart Sulphur Company has time to make deliver- jes, Daily orders for Sulphurro run into the thousands of bottles, Said the manager of the Swift pharmacies yesterday: “I desire to state that during my entire experience in the drug bust- ness, covering a period of some 30 years, I can recall no other prepara- tion that has had the remarkable sale of Sulphurro. “There have been times in our store when three clerks have been engaged in wrapping up Sulphurro for waiting customers. I have talk- ed personally with a number of hese purchasers, many of whom t . ore previously tested the remedy, “I never knew such a success as Sulphurro. People fairly besiege us to learn its merits and to buy it. We have not before, to my knowl- edge, had anything like the demand that there ts for Suiphurro. I doubt if even Mr. Stewart and his asso ciates realize what a wonderful preparation they have. “Bat the most cheering part of it im that the stories of cures wrought by Sulphurro were not exaggerated. In fact, we can know of only one case cured where there probably are ten cures that never come to our attention or to the attention of the public. I have taken occasion to talk with many who are buying new supplies of Sulphurro, and they all tell the same story of rheuma- tiem, goltre, diabetes, dropsy, skin aliments, blood affections, stomach trouble—all improving or cured, de- pending on the length of time they have been taking the medicine. Glad Sulphurro ts on Market, “The great majority, too, are pleased that Mr, Stewart has put his discovery on the market, for they felt it was a great imposition upon him to be called upon to donate thousands of dollars’ worth of it to persons he had perhaps never seen before—and yet they actually need- ed the medicine.” : These statefients show how Sul- phurro is taking hold, yet it fs inter- esting to look back a brief period at the skepticism with which many of the druggists met Mr. Stewart's announcement that he intended to make Sulphurro to sell to the pub- le. “You have a hard row to hoe when you try to place something new like that before the public,” said one, “We'll take some of {t on consignment,” said most of them, “but we won't buy It direct.” Within two or three days after Sulphurro was actually on the mar- ket there was no more talk of con signment, “Send us More, More, More,” was the chorus. Now both Mr, Stewart and the druggists are pleased. are read by thousands daily, one of the Ad Club boosters, said yest: that for the first time in fifteen years he was free from aches and pains, thanks to Suiphurro. He had been @ great sufferer from rheumatism, ee ineih feet. ‘Tm ike a fighting cock,” he declared. : One of the “make-up” men in « large down town composing room suffered so severely trom imflam- matory rheumatiam last year that he almost went mad from pata. Tf I thought I had to go through that experience again,” he said the other day, “I'd rather quit this life right here, But I don’t think there's any danger. Mr. Stewart several months ago gave me some of his Liquid Sulphur preparation, and al most before I knew it my pains were gone. It is truly a wonderful remedy, and for the rest of my life I will be grateful to its discoverer. For Asthma and Sore Throat. “My wife has been a great suf ferer, too; but her trouble was asthma. Sulphurro drove that away in short order. I never knew such a remedy for throat troubles, Sore thront and tonsilitis it will cure over night. We have used it re peatedly for such troubles by gar sling it in hot water, and placing a Sulphurro - soaked flannel cloth about the neck.” Mr. Stewart is daily giving his personal attention to the making of Sulphurro. He promised the public that the bottles on sale in the drug stores would be as carefully pro pared and as good in every par ticular as were those he gave away all last year at his own home, wher nearly 400 persona visited his house in one day for his discovery. He is enlarging the facilities in his laboratory as rapidly as possible in order to meet the tremendous de- mand. Two carloads of bottles were delayed in arriving, but temporary relief was gained by # special ship ment by express from San Fran- cisco,