The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1913, Page 8

tee een rommnneesomen-esti tates THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUN 12, 1913. ts be ’ Baking Hel Heme Toareent =] BEWARE! NEW STATELAWS UNCLE SAM PREPARES TO GIVE DRIVE é Helps Sallow, Wrinkled Skin e ‘ " J | Loarn to Regulate the Heat of 7 | GETTYSBURG VETS GOOD TIME siciibe er saa the : me: - Bchool Magazine yo. vest War Department Makes ty riches le. sent’ oen. she) Gh ea cen ee Saket We a __ Lavish Arrangements to 1 * WOE 5 4) vou? Gules vise high neon i i eg Get married except by an ordained minister or Judge. Entertain Union and Con- ven surface. Have ye ps ot Be a lazy husband. federate Soldiers on His- mod at first, until the cake ts Advertise fakes . ni ful thon Increase the heat, a Circulate false statements about financial atanding of banka. toric Battlefield. sven ht Sk ivan ial te a Allow noxious weeds to spread, A Rhee Ae ~ - iret nee : Bi o. wotation <2] Give away trading stamps and coupons with sales, unless you Phreg hhh 4. sl! Bote ice mene jean troopers were onee : Re Bs 4 et witeh hes | have $6,000 annual license lo of Gottysburg , wounded in a despera' riyou stiffen the outalde the cake j BE ie eile every, mornine . Cheat on weights and m res, an fixed by a state standard, hee) Sl ny gt tyes is to be at Bagsag with Moros, unde ‘ the ri is complete, yea sia ——. | BUT YOU MAY— wa from the scene of batt of eavenita eh ing fos ’ Tip waiters, porters, barbers and the rest of that gentry freely now. ., ory Lg Be a4 tpt Hin, fe ‘0 estimate of the Moro lons Javening gas, f gi an “i Start an initiative petition, jead of op! 0 (s given up the center, where the RESINOL CURED Or a referendum petition, |torte spot on July 1, and 4, half Under the personal command of | doy in still soft, and spoll the F Or a recall on any state or county officer, except judges. & century, to a day, from the time Brig. Gen. Pershing, the American! ,, r * Bring action, as a private citizen, under the red light law, to close |‘ same men struggled for each lcantiive force maacked the Moro] rane % we ¢ i on On Oo muse where Immoral traffic le tolerated. 2 Jother's life blood tn the decisive Mrep today, and atter ® deaperate »—Piscults or other pastries : Pax yply to the juvenile court, if you are a needy mother, for a pen-|Pattle of the Civil War hand-to-hand fight, captured the en-|ade from stiff dough, that are cut a T sion for the support of your children, . Today the engineer and quarter ey ig . nto shapes for the oven, bake io @ ec yine Even the fire of @ machine gun |hot oven. Thin is because the cut Those are some of the chunges| —— peomanieionneeeneat [platoon tatied to the | murfaces of dough do not sear Had Suffered Six or Seven Months croated by the 1915 legislature |Moros, and they were not cleared ares , - res ne ong New York, April 26 “The The laws go into effect today Jout of their outlying trenches unt pen _ ening gas 9 skin on my hand and) While there are 184 new laws the American regular eels os Ms ve cooh aust rough. It ite and n to'on the books, only about 30 are © nila constabulary jand | Phi eo Guey amhuid te sande cae eeratch It It ttched so that some pral importance. The rest or scouts, who form Pershing’s eg y thad’ a. tecaal 4 times 1 could not ep all night measures, and only |dashed into the ditches and en ‘ame the. Goa I was suffering very much. I used geste rs oy. is kaged the Moros at the onet’s oy er. Do not atte \ chgedihel ico ogg dy lll Tet End tho industrial | - |P°rhe sultan of Jolo long has re ke pastry tog seem to heip me. This went on/lazy husband act and tho Industria | editen ‘cs > lon re-|to bake atry together, for six or seven months. Then I| welfare bill have created the most} TETE JAUNE CACHE, B. CG, fused to acknowle igo American at ola nee, ee trie@ Resino! Ointment and Res-| interest sean June 12.—Due to a sudden rise oo Mags Pog oad epee ee ot le Have o strong underkeat for help fmol Soap. I used them one night Get $15 a Mon In the Fraser river, Tete Jaune prion his resistance ing powder preparations, especial- =. “y morning, to my surprise, ny Under the penston law, mothers} Cache is today under water; jst ye om cede eta. se bat.|ty pastry and was all well and the trouble |in needy cireumatances, upon appll-| boats are being used on the | De ee eee mat ie ly 8 never returned. This Is the/cation to the juvenile department) main street for removing fur ite 7 page sla ; aye pind | Z y baiter baie Pee bye ‘he ie absolute = truth.”—(Signed) Miss of the superior court, are entitle nishings from buildings clos | ‘ahed the message being mew. | mm me pes ag be pi — pod Celia Kleinman, In St. | |to receive $15 per month if thera I8| to the water front, and several jobecere. be ene neourkl iy endian tae ae Nothing we can { Resinol! put one child, ‘and $6 more for| structures have been washed | ee, cortitinate tie eee equals what othe has Mis®/ench additional child. The chil from thelr foundations. | BRICK PLANT BURNS eer pa CCl wap foam a Kleinman, say of it. It does its n must live with thelr mothers. Heavy rains during the last NEWBERG, Or, June 12.—-The cont cep of KC Baring Ao 0 4 Work quickly, easily and at little phat te a condition especially re-| few days have resulted in a nt of the Newberg Lege Com-| he J QUES MPG gO, ost. If you are suffering from/ quired by the law phenomenal rise in the river, le ieee I0. COME dentroyed by fire, | es itehing, burn skin troubles,!" Under the\lagy husband ect, de-| and yesterday, when the resi. . with a loss of $75,000. There was —E a pimples, blackheads, sunburn, {9-|/ pendent wives may cause the ar| dents awoke, they found that Hlittle {nsurance. Sect-bites, dandruff, ulcers, boils.|rest of their “loafing” husbands,) the water wae lapping around ——_ ti 4 Btubborn sores, or piles, it will cost/and the county commisstoners are | P, PANTA ES their doors. Water on the main street Is now aix feet in depth, and the river Ie atil! rising. TURNER DENIES You nothing to try Resinol Otnt-| required to put them to work at| Ment and Soap. Just send to Dept.|/wages not exceeding $1.50 per day.| 45-8, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. for|‘rhe money is to be turned over to & free sample of each. Sold by All| tho wives draggists. | ‘The industrial welfare bill pro- = jvides for the appointment by the }governor of a commission of five to study the conditions of Iabor of QUALITY SHOWS AND TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING EX- PLAIN PANTAGES FOR 36 HOURS elect Mousse" HORLICK’S MALTED MILK | | ., United Pre LONG Bi | submarine Leased Wire ACH, June 12.—Cage’s {s holder of a new | 9 Phone Main 963. women and to fix minimum wages. | orld’ . j The Murphine logged-off Iand bill | | Me aoe record today, having —_ a ef has also created wide interest 36-hour submergence test at 5) The Feod-drink for All Ages. POPULARITY Other measures of general {m- p. m. yesterday, The record of the . ‘ a Office 114 Jackson St. portance, which go Into effect to —_—— Octopus tn Narragansett bay six | Forlatants, lavalids,and Growing children. Every evening two box day, are as follows: : ‘ Stilt tn 8 critical condition, with yours ago wan beaten by 12 hours. PlacNariva wp beading the whe bd seat tickets to Pantages 4 ——. ome or Lawes |ittle hope for recovery, Abe Tur- John M. Cage, inventor, and a| !nr jes the nursing nother and the aged. theatre are ren awa: { a . bh it. | | 7 4 A Peiiiwin j. Brown, Dentist), Abolishing capital pantie raced ta ae recniee benthe ann | crew of five were released from| Rich milk, malted gain, in powder form. |i! free! Read Star's a 723 First Ave. Union . ltraining school, establishment of a| Detectives Humphrey and Jones, {n thelr voluntary imprisonment 1s the | quick Ieoch le 0 whet. classified coletans. Your : |bureau of farm development and a sists today that he ta not guilty of| Stee] vessel before a crowd of 10,000 * name m appear at ai department of agriculture, nbolish-|the numerous car robberies in ea Rhee apr ong pike ee pen Toke wo suhetitete, (sk for HORLICK’S. da ai and the be banks of the Long Beach inner harbor channel attle this year. identified by Capt ing coroners except In first-class |counties, appropriating $200,000 for | Turner, Ten Not in Any MILK Trust ee Panama-Pacific and San Diego|nant as Jim MeCoy, who was re q fairs, permitting counties to adopt | leased from the reformatory May 1,) | ber ee pay Ply ono 2“ ae voting machines In elections, abol-| has admitted his identity, The fact times for the pri <8; T cents ita | Above, at left, Judge Alfred E. Beers of Connecticut, commander. | for cash baa, or 0 times for tho price of ishing the necessity for corrobora-|that he was not released from the| tive evidence in statutory criminal |reformatory unt!! May | Is given by |'mchief of G. A. R.; right, Gen. t H. Young of cases, establishing a state park | McCoy as evidence establishing his | ™ander-in-chief of United Confederate Veterans. lcommission, making available a|allbt | Below, at left, Gen, Leonard Wood, U. 8. A. In charge of the gov- fund of $5,000,000 for highway con-| McCoy was sentenced to the re-|ernment arrangements at Gettysburg; right, Judge Lindley M. Garrison, struction in the next two years, | formatory by Judge Ronald in May, Secretary of war, who will play a prominent part in the reunion. 4 } permitting counties to maintain tu-/1911, for robbery. He was accused | F ote 0 an ‘ berculosis hospitals, requiring the |of holding up Dominick Demasso at |™&Ater's departments of the regular | penses ot Veterans to and from Ger appointment of official court sten-jhis home, 71 Washington st, and | 4rimy are hustling to get the battle | 'Y* 4 niin pl pos scat aa ographers | securing. ‘at the point of a revolver, |field ready to encamp 40,000 vetor-|Penneyivania protie Gubrtntt ao Under the new laws, Seattle ev hg fe z ‘ Jans of the Union and Confederate ty 6 bet cunact pay. yarroed thich by MeCoy fe reciting cantly |armion, who are expected to assem-| Thousands of veterans will / G ng easly. | oie in « reunion that will mark an-| other epoch in “drawing together 4 Phones Biliott 44 or Main 9400. As may be left at these branches, where same rates will be given as ot maim sffice. Kentucky, com your subscription expires is om CHEAP ACREAGE You can get the best at iat You want DD. & to J fares. pay their own fares. Although the battle was fought Seattie’s, Lending Dnt an ‘evenings unt a -lcomes entitled to a fifth justice of| uae Booete whe werk. the peace, John B. Wright having been named for the place by the , } i * TENT Sucrrow _ \county commissioners. King coun- ite Ki lthe hearts of all men in a nation the first three days of July, the For the convenience of our reader, we ty is also permitted to join with Dynamite ills ‘that bas nelther North nor South.” ceremonies will occupy the first ee es eee ee the city of Seattle in erecting « Fire thousand tenta will be erected, four days, to include the Fourth, 29 St, yith fouventr and Corte when President Wilson will deliver an address. Among the famous people expect- ed to attend are Gen. “Dan” Sickles, who Jost his leg at Gettysburg; Mrs. la Salle Corbell Pickett, widow of the famous Gen. George Edward Pickett, whose charge was the most thrilling event In the three days’ fighting: Gen. Nelson A : Road Enthusiast |tin 2'cot'tor tach man.” Kitchen tents are being prepared, dining |room tents will go up, dishes for 40, 1000 people will be provided and a food supply arranged—-all to tho end that the Union and Confeder- ate soldiers who fought on the field of Gettysburg may get together, vinit together, tell stories, revin' the places where, as vigorous young county and municipal building. Fy United Prewe Leseed Wire VANCOUVER, Wash., June 12.— ARREST LWW, $s Thompson, aged 36, a far IN OREGON CITY | mer, ts dead here today as the re GREENBANK COLLECTIONS RELIABLE COLLECTION sult of an explosion of dynamite while working on the Pacific high- |way, near here. One of Thompson's )., 207 LIB K pon Pomiecorny in Tee ee pity ins | men, they gave thelr best for thelr Miles, who was a lieutenant at On Whidby Island. ST, BAG PRN Pomottice | Phone ee ee ee | mangled body Thom: wag | 1888. Gettysburg; Lindley M. Garrison, we bet the, aymem: we ge tee Oe OREGON CITY, June 12.—As gad In most casos the states or the secretary of war, and Gen. Leon- ity. You Can’t Beat True-to- Nature Teeth. ‘They restore lost features, fit better an look better than any other. working on the highway without compensation, so anxious was he to see It become a reality. THE INTERNATIONAL GE Land suitable for general farming and dairying. Also a few water front tracts; some of them very close to boat landing—a desirable place for summer home sites. $25 Per Acre and Up One-fifth cash, balance € per cent. the result of a midnight invasion of | the paper manufacturing plants of) the Crown Columbia and Hawley | companies, during which, through jalleged threats of violence, the em-| vv, aggOCIATION OF HOTEL |ployes were forced to close down Don't throw your money away on || : AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYES operations, 60 mes, reported to be | AN hold {ts second annual ptente @ cumbersome set of teeth that look me q Tike tomtetones, when you can get || members of the I. W. W.. are under!a+ Waldheim, north shore of Lake comfort and good appearance st « |i" After closiag down the Crown Co-| Washington, Sunday, June 16th. A Measonable cost. }lumbla and Hawley plants, the men eo snaccoto oteainaatp oe |made their way to the Willamette! . — bck, Painless Extraction Free when || none mill, but found the doora| Plates are Ordered. ||barred, and did not attempt to force | } @ ||an entrance. | Rates ton gn gue ond un | : They were met shortly afterward | ‘a . jj by Sher Mass and several depu- according to quality. Fully guaren- || 116° 004 placed under arrest. Tho| appearance of the men was without | warning, and the workmen, taken |patriotic socteties of the states ard Wood, chief of staff of the have provided funds to pey the ox- army. ———___—— | Is This Reader Kidding Us or | Kidding Bothell? We Can’t Teli feols like tt. Probably he has nev- er been to Bothell. Poor man, to be thus deceived | The writer has been to Bothell. | To our everlasting shame, we ad-| Good hotel, store, public school and post- mit to having been there three office. Daily boat r f E tt and separate times. We went, we saw, | we left swiftly, as Cicero or ome | three boats a week from Seattle. of those ancient geeks remarked. ve the Mechanics Hens o IN COLLECTIO! (82 New York Block corner Second aw, Cherry _st__ Ph: 9. one Main @) 3 SPECIAL NOTICES Beattio. NEW TODAY X Geol Piace and a Moon- ight Waltz Every Wednesday and Saturde: You can walk if you wish —at— Stevens Academy Fourth, near Pine Private Halls for Private Lessons Days and Evenings. Editor The Star: Having been for some time a reader of your val unable paper, I take the liberty of writing you on a subject which seems to me to be of vital import ance to the readers of your paper, namely: “WHY 80 MUCH BOTH- et” Bothell has been coming in for AC) plete; scientific exam! tend. J | Javal Ophthalmometer, by surprise, readily compl! approximately four inches of val-|We are strictly in a position to 4 Boston Dentists | decands that they. ine aces te |uable front-page space daily in The|know what we are talking about Come with us next Sunday and see the land Boat Ruby edical “ss || machines. |Star. WHY? Can ft be because! when we say that tho Itveliest part | Marie leaves City Dock, Everett, 10 @ m., returning same evening. Peopi 1420 Second Ave. | — | The Star, some time ago, printed|of Bothell is the section which is Take T:20 boat, # o'clock Great Northern, or #:20 Interurban from wen! i i an article about a freak chicken, | located on the hill, somewhat to} Reattian Call or send for map and circular M. Opp. Bon Marche, Seattle. i |which aroused the tre of a certein| the east of the town(?), where the 9.50 eS $2 5 | Rothellite to such an extent that/cemotery ts to be found | 2 ) | he wrote The Star a hot letter,| We notice that the effusion of aR EYROLASSES, SPECTACLES. FITTED | |which was duly published? Can it/last night was headed “From our} 2.80," Including ccaminagion eageaiant be, I say, that, as a result of that/ Special Correspondent.” Far be it} et. 2a Epler Block. Breken | We smite, ‘and world smiles with wl ghort jest at Bothell’s expense,|from us to wish to be the means of | ° ege malonate. ae | The Star is being compelled, by a|taking the bread from the mouths Y; n ili Pues, ite bar roll, aay Gam | jeri EXTRA CUT sort of Iiterary blackraall, to devote |of the correspondent and his fam le Bet wee. Compromising their demands for| For 90 Days RATES four inches of front page to that/fly, but couldn't {t be arranged for or steam increase in the share of the catch y town? If so, The Star is in a sor-|that gentleman to move to some py ™ a pressed. 41-00, Call tn 28 by making concession in regard to e fous difficulty, Legal thes ) to a live town, ~ cis for tn- Awake Dye Works, 2105 Westlake = payment of provision bills and loyal subscribers of the “Dig, little| stance, or e Fl, or uyallup? UNCALI > gear, the fisherman on Independent HH ain OSS sere: to advise the editor to fight|Why have him waste his time and LED-FOR CLOTHING ‘halibut boats reached an agree-| lthe dastardly blackmatling crew to|talents on so dead and dreary a} UNCALLED-FOR SUITS AND |ment with the owners today, and la finish, assuring him of their con-| hole as Bothell? —— ——== = | Overcoats, $2.00 and up, Bring ‘all the boats left for the fishing e tinued ‘support, no matter what] In the name of fustice and jour. | this ad with you and get 10 per | grounds. | Bothell may have to say. nalism, I bee of you to atop donat |__cent discount. 1017 Pike st. | ter the fishermen will re On the band, {t may be|ing front-page space to Bothell 6 ~ CARPENTERS lcetve four-fifths instead of three § simple ignorance on the part of the/Stop and think for a moment, agri tid Spence WAT fourths of the catch. Independent leditor, Poor man, he {s more over-| please, what nobler and more up: U. 8. Optical Co, FL WOTRIaaT Gee boats have been tied up for three| | ; worked than the hardest-working | lifting articles are in dire need of ECTRICAL SUPPLIES weeks while negotiations were on.|,2¥st to demonstrate to the people of judge, and he can’t find himself an) the very space that Bothell is get Pa S_ELECTRIC CO~ \m perfection ot our high attain-| \ieneweeks vacation whenever he|ting. Yours very truly, ATT EAN Rees POSTMASTE: f advanced me nee ——— . A. 8 i cil Me PICK R 7. to the Deatal prefeaden in 2825 Whitman av. seattle. Baitera Works 110 tat a0 ena OMEN) BY POPULAR VOTE) sextionna'sicinity, capeciatly the sdver:|{ Repair Time’s Ravages fad Rees a ising Dentiete, we make the following| ep Hai a Ski eee Na PLUMBERS ofter of #1, Way not try Diootlese sursery and) TOPPENISH, Wash. June 12— on Hair an se a ae — *ltnable to decide on thelr choice| “Get It"—-$1,000 Challenge—“Get 1 | ———— iJ RAUTWAN-PTUMHING ANS HE fo the knife? We make « specialty! /,, " ter bh he di Ith a {teh RAL N°PLUMBING AND HEATIS Se ove, ar, omach, exis, biovd, hicneys| {0% Dontmaster here, the democrat-| we wit sive 41.000 t0 the Dentiet or | Shampoo either @ Ary. {ey 5 00. €17 Fourth ay, Seattle nd biadder, also Appendicitis, Rheums-|t0 ‘ty x papular vote, and Chas, W. | ern! TN ee en es octhing tiather. of this | The Eye ls Our Specialty. 13—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tom, Goltre, Cataerh, Dropsteal, Tubereu-| Grant, fruit shipper, was chosen as" "y.|gimple shampoo, which you can | Special Tenses for curing headache, Lenses to see far and “RESTAURANT Jer and Ansemic conditions, and all/the nominee. The recommendation make at home by mixing a tea near. We supply all the latest style frames and lenses, \ tents 22 people: doing Ce es Somoe. Trews that Grant be appointed was sent way thie cannot 9 +|spoonful of canthrox with a cup of cues All work guaranteed : ca rice only $3808 blood polno Pg Rage indi os ragged « fasurl and» 4 sr. It will loosen. eve sia . ead te OY FE. POWERS Beas see tseastc anal or en, Cn eae ered hot water, Tt will loosen, every] /A bench warrant was jasuod te MARCUM OPTICAL Co. POWERS the only one in Beattie not acting as an , ‘ tte. p . ‘|day for the arrest of George R. 917 First Avenue. Bring T You pe. ar feont, 1 own ti offices in which 1|Talbot, 60 to 50. stimulate the hair roots to healthy |.) ¢ a ot Parts dna, to ing This Ad. hub youtnelt, aawes ane oan Cl (. q practice = iat Htatoutousy/#ctlon and restore the hair to its ‘ood, formeriy of Fark co ie % if you want to propert otis te he Dr. Mc. Macy, city: Dear sir; rnaa) TO INSPECT BRIDGE | 100 ticet ter cnestutsly tne'vent ‘Den, {natural color while making it soft,|diana, who forfelted $1,000 cash rat Beate oes eal both: Ath h |tal work ever offered in Aeattlo on't | KlOBBY, « Dae: : ¢ y, Frater’ . *, Insurance, of Mitasae tos’ tee ‘sears proviows to taiing ___ [tad werk ever ottered th Beattie, Don't iglosay,eflutty and easy to do up.jball in. Judge A. W. Frater's de Effective May 22d, 1913. AUER Mire S course of your treatments in July, 1907 | CUARKSTON, Wash., June 12.—| vere gna prices |Nothing will so quickly restore| partment of the suporior court Wi Bot q T have been entirely free from this trou-|Gov. Lister and members of the |faded hair to natural color after ex-|rather than return to his home ompanies incorporated. Row a fie since coming to you. I heartily com-|State Highway commission are ox-| Reamination free posure to sun and winds. town and face a charge of contrib: S.S.PRINCE RUPERT S.S.PRINCE GEORGE }| —“° PO ae nd_Ping, wend your treatment. s For beautifying the — cc lexio th to the delinquency of a 16- Leave Beattie, wi ERY FOR SALE pected here Friday or Saturday to| oa crowns ‘or autifying @ complexion | uting a y . Leave Seattle, wi Yours respectfully, can, [inspect the Lewiston-Clarkston in-|acla priag $2.00! nothing equals this inexpensive, | year-old girl i Midnight, Wednesday, Midnight, Sunder | DANQND MACHINE MANUFACTUR: fi. Yakima Av. Tacoma, Wn. |terstate bridge, which the states | Porce's 4.00 home-made lotion which, when ap-| Attorney KE. A. Wright. appeared For For ie Co. oth Hose Mako re xe will take over and operate free af. |!" 400 plied to the skin, dries quickly and] before the court when pe Victoria, | Vancouver, Victorta, Vancouver, a {general machinia ter July 1. Zhe bridge, which {#}coia "is invisible. It corrects complexion | corpus proceedings were cal yes: rine Rupert and Prince Rupert and lone developed Phone Main Dr. M acy now a {oll institution, was ordered |siver” joe faults and gives the skin a velvety |terday and admitted he was wnable Granby Bay Stewart, 14B—GOLD, GLASS, ENAMELED ‘And Associate Medien! and Surgical |PUFCHAHed the last sessions Of) our work in sure to please; our prices restore nae nc hee ee that ae to produce his client AT PRINCE RUPERT WEDNESDAY FOR SIGNS _ al ‘ \the Idaho and Washington legista-|are eure to mit you prized youthful tint, It fs made by rt Simpson,“ Mansett and Naden Harbor : jon Tes) Wfih we Main OOE Hours—9 psages ryt m. fundays,|tures. Each state will pay $40,000, mixing four ounces spurmax, % | THE BUILDING committee of Biteeaate ey Mt RUPERT SATURDAY FOR 140 PRINTERS = Batn Sey from 10 to 12, CONSULTATION FREE. ‘+. ALBANY CUT RATE pint witch hazel (or hot water) and the nefent Odrer ef Hibernians wilt ' Tian ePOrt Jedway, “Ikeda and Rose itenerF ~ a YREE DESCHIFTIVE CIKCULARS | bgpoea on an Rin in Atlan. 2 teaapoonfuls glycerine and is|give a dance apd strawberry festi-|f} 3. x, a@opren, cP. aT. A ee Pee eller 16 cca Kiliott S608, If out of town, write. ic City from Philadelphia wheeled DENTISTS especially potent in removing pim-|val in the new home of the ord, Phone Main 6709, * Passonger Depere went, 7 ' City Office, Firet A ment, df to netem Poie| himself the oentire distance, 60 ples and blackheads and looks lke|Broadway, near Madison, neXt Bri nants eeiay RUT Avs. and Yesier way. Soattion Wash STAR WANT ADS 105 Xesler Way miles, in an invalid chair, i ‘1 Bldg, 204 ond Pike ot! D4rt of the skin,—Advertisement, Iday night, na BRING RESULTS <i