The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1912, Page 9

all start life with the of money, but every fa entitled to the heri good health. Through un ignora: ce or can feeding ot a baby its tiny may become deranged apreads to the bowels the mother realises Ae rgans on which the ee rv} health depend # great suffering. If te allowed to continue ts often result, however, no occas the sensible thing hould be done tnstantly the baby a small dose Taxativetonic, In the of 8 t many people such well-known per r mother of Floyd Rob- ’ 4 & ith st, I yin, Mra. C. L. Wash., the proper re Caldwell’s Syrup Pe int tasting laxativ WE person. likes it is wining and e contains excellent of all digest remedy is especially in for infects, children, wom and all others to catharties, salt wa ete, are distress in the common of life, such as constipa trouble, indigestion, bil es, and the vari disorders of the stom and bowels pothing is gultable than this mild lax re Dr. Caldwells Syrup Williams, | LIBERTY BELL FLOYD ROBERTSON Two generations of people are using it today, and thousands of families keep it constantly In the house, for every member of the family can use it. It can be ob tained of any druggist et fifty cents or one dollar a bottle, the latter being the alse bought by families who already know is value, school children of San Fran- If no member of your family has/elsco are in an active campaign to ever used Syrup Pepsin and you|!nduce the city dads of Philadelphia would like to make a personal/to send the Liberty Bell to San trial of it before buying it tn the/ Francisco for the Panma-Pacific ex- regular way of a druggist, send/ Position in 1915 your address—a postal will do—| A “Liberty Bell Day” was held to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 415 Wash.|!m San Francisco recently and by iagton st. Monticelio, IL, and ajthe time the exercises in the city free sample bottle will be matled|#chools were over, 60,000 boys and you, Results are alw: ran-|Sirls had signed petitions, which wed or money will be refunded, are being pasted end to end we will soon be sent to the mayor PAID ADVERTISING city council of the Quaker Cit Mayor Jas, Rolph took an active part on “Liberty Bell Day.” This pleture shows him watching the Signing of petitions. T cannot see,” says Rolph officials of Philadelphia can deny the appeal of the school chik dren of this city, particularly since BETTING ON — ELECTION SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.—Lo cal betting on th gun in earnest pouring into boxes. the commissioners’ to be one of the heaviest betting propositions in years. In the pres idential fight Wilson Is a strong favorite, his admirers offering 3 to) 1 that he will Be elected. The re verse figures obtain in the cases o Taft and Roosevelt. even money is offered that Roose velt will carry it by 20,000, and 10 to 7 that he will be top man, with out any figures being named. BANQUET ON SHIP FOR | | jection has be | stomach sour, large sume are} 40n't eat or rest well; they be Tom Corbett, who handles | thousands of dollars on evry elec: f*—for your obi tion, expects the election on Nov, 6; force the little one to On the state,| clean, YAL THE STAR—FRIDAY;-OGTOBER 25, 1912, FRISCO SCHOOL CHILDREN WANT SHOW A CHILD'S WASTE CLOGGED BOWELS Make It Cross, Pevish, Rest- less and Feverish — If Tongue Is Coated, Give “Syrup of Figs.” Children dearly love to take deli clous “Syrup of Figs,” and nothing else cleans and regulates their ten | dor litthe stomachs, livers and 30) feet of bowels so promptly and thoroughly | Children get billows and conat!-| pated, just like grown-ups, ‘Then | they get sick, the tongne is coated, breath bad; they) come feverish, cross, don't want to ple irritable and Listen Moth ‘8 wake, don't) allow nau seating castor oll, violent calomel or bareh irri lke Cathartic | pile, A teaspoo: Figs will have your child smiling | and happy again in just @ few | hours. Syrup of Figs will gently ‘weeten and reguiate the | stomach, make the liver active and | move on and out of the bowels all’ the constipated matter, the sour! bile, the foul, ologgedup waste and = poisons, | cramps or griping. | With Syrup of Figs you are not drugging or injartng your children. OF BOODLE ca El Basi ‘ALO ALTO, Cal, Oct, 26,—It] PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 26.—That they will seoure his release from| Suffrage does not put women on an jatl, State Senator Marshall Black,| equal is with men, was the con WbO, confessed to having emt tention today of Mrs, Sophie Clark hearly $200,000 from the Palo of Seattle, superintendent of the Bollding and Loan association, of-|franchixe departn of the W. © feted the directors of the defunct conference cdnvern today $50,000 in cash and Many legal and religious disab!! promised to make restitution of| {ties exist for women that would 110 prevent this equality,” she declar ik is now in the county jail|ed. “We women are now fighting at San Jose, He declares ho has a|to have the same principles of law id equity of 200,000 in the that govern men govern women Cressy Land Co, and if given an| also.” opportunity to dispose of this will be able to meet all obligations, Your Money Does Double duty here. You pay for Shoes and not outward show. Our low upstairs rent and tre- mendous purchasing power save you one-half on every pair. MEN’S Heavy, double sole Storm Shoes, toes and large, flat heel. Reg- ular -$4,00 value, 4900 Women’s Calf Boots well as stylish $2.50 with broad Last night & man was heard prowling around in an apartment at 1516 Belmont av, Two of the} boarders went downstairs and quiet ly told him to leave, He refused; so the boarders threw him out $10,000 IN APPLES BURN UP, plant of the Wenatehe Storage and Canning company, with 100 cars of apples, valued at $10, 000, was destroyed by fire, The lons of the plant is estimated at 000. One hundred apple grow Aro’ affected HUTESON OPTICAL. home “HOS CINE FACTORY foe signature of © is FOUNTAIN PENS| ‘weeeerewvrs Repaired, Shaw's Pharmacy, tnd near UNION and Madison St. lee Cold Goodyear welt sewed, are serviceable a Sold in ground floor stores for $4 and $5, here “Take Elevator, Open Saturday Evenings to 10. BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP C2: SECOND AVE. AT PIKE, OVER SWIFT" PAID ADVERTISEMENT Vote for the $950,000 Bond Issue for _ the City and County Building at Third Ave. and James St. Vote Against the $1,400,000 Bond Issue for a Court House Only in the Bogue Center Pacific Coast Steamship Company | Being composed entirely of lusct was host last night at a banquet git-| figs, conna and ‘aronsa tion, it pos en in the main dining room of the! not be harmful. Pull directions for! steamer Governor to the passenger! obfidren of ali ages and for grown-| rate men of the Pacific Northwest| ups plainly printed on the pack-| fovernor was John R. om protected our schools, OW extravagant Om did be trust with the state's finances? Ernest Of control of public institutions and expenditures. department was a model Would correct shameful abuses at the reformatort M make political pardons; his election is now becoming he DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE STAR WANT ADS appropriations vetoed and the state saved from | ficers of the company, rail and steamehip lines. The rate men have been in Seattle since Sep- tember 4 arranging passenger tar- iffs from the Puget Sound to all parts of the country. There wero eight lines represented at the ban- quet last night. Twenty of the leading bankers and financiers of the Bast arrived in Seattle last night for the pur- pose of looking over the Brooks Scanlon plant on Powell river. The the state| number includes many of the of- Several of the party have never been to Seat- tle before, so the trip is a combin- Lister of| ation of business and pleasure. EARLING HERE The meeting of the directors of the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound railroad, this afternoon, iw being attended by President A. J. Barling, who arrived in Seattle this morning from St. Paul on his special train. LISTE Rogers. redeemed He is w clean, forceful and bril- HUGH C, TODD CELEBRATE RAISE Members of the Seattle Rallway Mail association celebrated their in- crease of wages recently ordered by Postmaster-General Hitchcock at a dinner Jast night in the Hotel Lin- leoln. Addresses were made by \Chas. B. Klaus, A. L. Carr, W. 8, Bell, and Fay M. Fitts. Capt. Ba igene Clarke was toastmaster, BRING RESULTS Fishermen Differ. “Going fishing?” “Yep.” “You don’t seem very about it.” I'm not. You see, I'm going with a fellow who has promised to take me where he always catches them,” ~-Detroit Free Press. cheerful Poor Count. “Did not your daughter take the count?” HI on | Of | “No; the count took the count }when he told my husband that we lought to be willing to pay $2,000, |000 for the honor of having our Just right for this weather. Protect the boy’s feet. Hi-Top Tan Shoes, with strap and buckle, heavy winter wear. Sizes $2. le style as above in sizes 10 to 13% at....s+seeeeewew $2.00 y 5 A full tine of School Shoes for girls. ymond & Hoyt 1406 THIRD AVE., LIBERTY BLDG. CI VAULT DOORS o Lis wt ad irglar-Proof Mob-Proof | whe oa Furniture Wood teal Fixtures Marble PURCELL SAFE CO. Exclusive Agent for the GENUINE WALL'S AFB Place in Town to Buy Good Shoes, age. Ask your druggist for the full pame, “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of) Benna,” prepared by the California | Fig Syrup Co. This is te dolicions | tasting, kenuine old reliable. Re fuse anything else offered, | Light Solid Lenses, Unbrok- en Surfaces, No Conspicuous Lines, No Cementing, No Lodging Places for Dirt. SPECIAL — A gold-filled frame (guaranteed) with special lenses accurately fit- ted to your eyes, complete ROBSON OPTICAL INSTITUTE 400-462 ARCADE BLDG. FOURTH FLOOR. ‘a Albany Cut-Rate .Dentists There ia not a Dental Office in the world where the very best den- tal work costs #0 little, One year ago we wtarted out cut rates, and the wreat volume of denta ie our out fates brought to us t4_ of; our éontinuing our low p: Our hame vipne is a guarantees that your work WHi be of the best, and only] the beat materials used in your mouth, Wo Sd exactly the same kind and c}as# of Work on other people's toeth| that wo would want done in our own motiths, and our examination and fonsultation co ing. THE BEST ARTI TH) CONSTRUC ' GOLD AND| PORCELAIN Ci AND BIUDGR OKKENS, best gold and porcelain titers of tooth, and the best Pain- less extractors of teeth in the Unit. with the Albany au in Seattle. are over. offered continue b wi in ay Our work ia the Bost, our prices are the lowest. ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS y ‘m Bank BM tafe pecone ane Pies ME “aks Blevator or Walk Up. O4F Pricen Will Su ¥ This is the building, a portion of which the County of King will erect on its own cen- trally located property on Third Avenue, for the joint use of the City and County, if the people will authorize the issuance of $950,000 in bonds for this special purpose, and will reject the proposal to issue $1,400,000 in bonds to’ start work on the enormous $20,000,- 000 Civic Center Scheme which was voted down last Spring. axe For information, apply at Room 40, Haller Building, Second and Columbia St., City. Public Buildings and Improvement Association R. L. HODGDON, Secretary.