The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1915, Page 8

Thin for Years) “GAINS 22 POUNDS IN 23 DAYS” 1 was all run down to the very bottom,” write F. Gagnor I had juit work I was so weak Now, thanks to I look like a new mar l gained 22 pounds put pou om 114 D> It ass made me y what I ate and enabled me to pst and pleasure 2 pou when I n ing Sarg After taking 20 days I pounds, Sargol is the nm ‘ for flesh building | have eve . Martin, and ] add For the years T ha me ' € y da for forty ind feel better than | have felt in twenty yea My weight 1} nerease n 1S more coming every day—li this d ta tify to we t cases rat all the Ot 5 nd en ther sar 1 a M ar r t Mi Chin at there must be something in ¢ dof fle buildi after all you better look into it, just ands of others have done Many thin folks say Vd anything to put on a little extra weight en some suggests a way they exclaim thing will make me plump. I'm tay thin.” Until you have tried Sargol doubted, and t You don’t have to believe in Sargol t take it and plump from its use. You ju watch weight pile up, hollows vanish your figure round out to pleasing normal proportions You weigh yourself when you begin and again when you finish and you let the scales tell the story } Sargol is absolutely harmless. It is a tiny ¢ centrated tablet. You take one with every mea the fe you eat for th It mixe purpose of separating all of its flesh producing ingredients. It prepares these fat making elements in an easily ted form, which the blood can readily and carry all your body. Plump, well developed persons. don't need Sargol to produce this result. Their y its function tive organs do not. This f now goes assim absor imilative chinery performs But ty m. » folks’ assimila Pp of their food waste through their bodies like un burned coal through an open grate. A few days’ test of Sargol in your case will surely prove whether or not this is true of you. Isn't it worth tryir If you want a beautiful and well-rounded figure of aym metrical proportions, if rou want to gain some sulld pounds of healthy, staythere flesh, if you want ‘to ture your weight to normal, weil what you should weigh, go straight to your druggist today and get a package of Sargol and use {t as directed. Sargol will eith Incr weight or it won't, and the only way to know is to try It A single package of Sargol easily enab , this test. Sixty days’ use of Sargol, according tions, Is absolutely guaranteed to increase you to a satisfactory degree or your druggist wf! refund all the money you have paid him rit. & leading druggists everywhere, and in Sea by Bartell Drug Co. and Swift's Pharmacy your ]| LIGHTWEIGHT HAT FRAME WILL ALBERT ANSEN PUT ON END TO THOSE ‘SHOPPING deweler and Sliversmith STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 35, 2915. PAGE 4 'An Easy Way to Get Fat and Be aurea We Now Located at Hie | HEADACHES’; MAKE ONE YOURSELF TIES UP TRAFFIC a al Sketch shows how willow cloth is plied to frame, and also indicat The Wise Housewife demands cloth j Ee Fisher's Blend | — The Perfect All-Pur- pose Bread, Cake and the wire mould HERE WILL ‘ | | BE BIGGEST fC f a a paeamest: é ta . ture _ DININGROOM ) Our Birthday 2000 Additional | i { j ne eeative Present is to be Accounts ; diets mane ' The bullding committee of the| ¥ x aden) Comm fal Club bas worked out 4 nd detatia for the new clus home in the } bo a : A fift tory t# belr structed 7 | the offices and rooms, ager | ,. H . gating 14.000 square feet of floor! ne s| spac are grouped on the one floor . 1900 if “ 915 _ seine lings a splendid view over the har-| |i {( io, 000 A | SECOND and UNION || manks of m nite | POF anid city Sth and Pike 1} \\ i) ane armicnen, inex Feed pment ge weg Pes pf siecle whe Floor Space - 48080 ft [ Floor Space 27,000 sq. ft | f felal Mehtie The windows are Employees One | t Employees - 62 f v¥ ae arranged in groups of Merchandise $1,000 1] | Caution are Imos * | [ H on rchandise | * iter Wallk and admit {tl . —, = — 2 sunshine from the Soe | | =p = . ‘ these w ; " SSSA A las : . . de ort and abundant Het +1 |39,364 | a f RESULT OF FiFT ‘ STORE OPENED } f 2YE ONEST E . et room will have the 39,112 > YEARS HONEST EE How Thin People aR a bere 138,871 WT - tt ( DEC. 26t Can Put on Flesh Pracitie con 38,699 IT ae ain dining room 38,415 FT | 1914 A New Discovery vsansy | re bln 38,230 4 | a bie pan to form addi 38,000 « he ArKe r and read f cans A roon to secure quis Y a and freed: interruption, be . gh ae meet f Ui | rooms and the business offices, and gy Ml Ah ye the away from tht activities Ineldent to 4 Y . eane N « of the other d artments. oon o s A bt The lounging room will he t de « t fghted from the south weet and - " often ' north, being 60x60 feet floor space. a eee * meal and having two large, open fire e WATCH OUR ow places. The rooms wi to NO Fift D M ; } Be re, J oe gy epee eh mente payment |f MteenWaysiviore| oicemomeTEeR i | oult. Margot charges ea uae. |eventng, and on ay during the And Our Sensational Campaign Will Come to a Close GO UP f oof . . afternoon 7 = WAVE MADE MANY NEW FRIENDS WITH OUR NO-VAYMENT-DOWN € : Sd . EH. Im the remaining days of this month we know that our 30-day NO i . 4 i PASTOR WILL GIVE YMENT-DOWN campa’ will bring im the desired 2,000 recounts. 4 S225 LANTERN LECTURE, | oe Dr BE. M. Randall, former pastor eenial = * of the First Methodist church, will on Kive a stereopticon lecture in . which he will recite adventures dur “4 e “s pong a yb ng & trip through Interior Alaska. Fradbury Sults, Steteom Hots, ¢ > srcthaoenncaiels a 3 RES at Gilman Park M. E. church Fri oe Hine of Men's Fur i day night. r. Randall traveled rth on the first tourist ticket ts Thin People Can = forson ins tee tour Increase Weight GRANDMOTHR AT 32 cad $ in men and wor . tke RELIABLE STYLES CREDIT LYNN Maas Jan 15 Mre Geor scom ¢ the TODAY HOUSE eaten 60 bone teat eee 1332-34 SECOND AVE. 211 UNION ST ? grandmother tn the United States Largest Credit Apparel House in the United States She ts \e Was married at 15. So was her daughter, the mother the grandchild i as mar _ Japanese Nurses Arrive i mn Seattle Ixia’ with voor. food NJ oer . “- | AURORA i A hk ‘ railway fr to Morris > rt cireuw wire, and - 7 1 the re an hour | oment Passenger along ¢t ; a | had to sit , , ntil > ' The Japanese Red Cross party,| | : snapped at the Great Northern dock { by Jacobs, The Star staff photogra BURGLAR TOOL KIT cher. just betore starting to cross the United States, bound for Euro ; PACKED IN CORK LEG van dattieticids. | Or. Jero suziki surgeon in charge of the party, is| 1 debt the enerals of any other cour $| AKRON, 0 Sheriff seen standing in the center of the| \'" owe weet |e ill pared ths wealtan ie att ames A. Cor ren Mi 80 | group on oivitieating “ ] r iz | rel tool be ov ~< - t e est-looking wo » now : olv pat e8, dik and biac the Orient b , srnetet 19 | Qecident sent ite skilled nurses to cee hes Gomi “MA Aaee beke ron cork leg of a prisoner r manity'’s burden in | : " as J ame kit, he icememacessoceemmee — When the Japanese finer | The Japanese Red Cross pos. |CAlse it Jap aig ay seetint A Simpl. v Shinoku Maru tied up at the |sesnex the originality and daring |{rom the empress down, is affiliat imple Way to Great Northern dock In Seattle | characteristic of the race od with th Rea Crowe, se ; 18 trim little blue-unif | The surgeons are taught to be. ero HUSK! 18 i Coaree Py Remove Dandruff pee alaien maces ied inure ta ihe ivan line [oe pe He and the other two a There in one sure way that haa, their arms, and not one more | and in war there they remain, pre-|Sirgeons Ww educated in Ger never falled to tomove dant at! than five feet two Inches tall, | to instantly attend the vic-|many. Ina few weeks they will t ~ ~ tg came down the gang-plank. |tim of a bullet caring for British and French 3 BY CLARISSA CHESLEY jedge and in the crown and remove Pastry Flour / That shopping headache, The next step is to wire the t { | which so much annoys many wom-|edge by whipping the wire to SUPERIOR | | °": '* tresuently the result of too with an over-and-over stitch {| |heavy a hat The raw wired edge is t Once having tried the light wil-! pound with a narrow strip of th y to an All-Hard Wheat / Flour or an All-Soft article, the home milliner will nev- through with long stitches. be Wheat Flour er again want to wear a hat with) The head size is wired also, and wire frame. two wires run up the brim at tl Bete ire frame described in the last material {s slashed at the he: article, dampen a sheet of willow) size, as shown in the cut, to ma cloth very thorough! it fit FOR SALE BY ALL Gnocca: Place the sheet of cloth around The frame in then ready to co |the outside of the wire frame with | with the velvet, which {s both ba the ight edge of the cloth at eq and sewed on. Inatructions the center front this will be given in the next le Pin it to the last wire at the edge of the brim, bringing it down inder the crown and letting it @x tend up inside as far as the wires LOSES SIX BROTHERS | son brim edge where you have pinned it, so a8 to make it accurate Remove the pins Then sew it the same way on the, brothers killed on the same day side of the hat to the crown/a single engagement. This is ne wires Valentine Webber, Tiffin, receiv With a lead pencil, mark the! from Germany in a letter from loth at the edge of the brim on|unele who sarrowly escaped de the inside even with the wire edge and cut at the peneil mark at the hands of the Russians The hat is then ready to dry This can be done over artificial| Sen. Iturbide tells at Washingt wat or, if you have the time, it|of thrilling 600 miles horseba jean dry over nig When it is|ride across desert in which he dry, clip the thedads at the brim'caped enemies in Mexfeo. a ‘ yr ts IA SA RR NBER low cloth frame, described in this| crinoline, and sewed through and veginning to cover the) points where it is dented in. The ad ke a needle and thread anc y’ with long. stitches at the TOLEDO, O Jan 1 Si ed] on en-| once, and that is to dissolve it then you destroy it entirely To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common Haquid arvon fron any drug store (this i« all you will need), apply it at night when re tiring; use enough to moisten th scalp and rub {t in gently with t finger tips. By morning most, {f not all, of our dandruff will be gone, and thr four more applications will completely dissolve, and entirely destroy, every single sign and trace of It, no matter how much dandruff you may hav You will find all itching and dig ging of the scalp will stop instant ly and your hair will be fluffy, lus trous glossy, silky and soft, and »k and feel a hundred times bet Advertisement FREE DOCTOR the Right Drug our ease and prescribe itely without chagge age and of rvices as an er you the d inducement ik for the Yellow From. I'm So Glad I Came to the Boston Dentists Here's a nice litle They were accompanied by Close by are the nurses, closer | soldiers three slightly taller and equally trim surgeo They smiled bland, Oriental smiles when Frank Jacobs, The Star staff photographer, asked them to form a group and pose | for a picture, and although not more than one or two knew what he was talking about, understood the patients awa Canada they all lan guage of his camera and got In position WASHINGTON, Jan 14.—There} Dr. Wiley is strongly opposed te A few t later the party of is @ litfle boy in Washington, the |feeding children sweets, such a Japanese sand surgeons | Son of one of the best known men candy, tce cream and cake. sie ll ny paid embarked on a spectat coach which |in the United States, who has never; “It makes them ‘fat and it’s a sin|/Bito have, parti wari # fine thing ix now speeding them across the | tasted candy, ice cream or cake, to begin to be fat in babyhood. We |B tis back woo8s: place, yyiite United Stat bound for the. When he goes to parties he takes |get that way soon enou added | when I come to Seittte * bloody batt ds of Burope. several graham crackers, and when | this big, stout man | th aR A iS nd p irs truly MRS. GEO. WHI SCOMBE, Riske Creek, British Columbia eat candy, and Sound tee Beuiharnetian his companions 7 ey hold a special commission (cake and ice cream, he eats crack GIRLS SLAP MASHER trom the emperor o an and | ers 5: ple va Rn iy at ved patie He has never been ill, according . Mi pi ased this lady. We can where they will be assigned for | to his father INDIAN APOUIS) Jan, 15) ae ak oar duty on the continent This little fellow ts the year | Anna Lee and Bertha Martins told Jae the lowest and our work tx They came across the Pacific | old son of Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, for./the police that James McNeal, age | te best and positively painiess ean and are covering more than | mer chief of the U. 8. department of 40, of Marion, had followed them Let us prove tt ts > ice half the distance around the world | agriculture and that they had slapped him. The | § woaay oe to reach the front And besides, Master Wiley doesn’t police found McNeal groggy from The party made up of the | want any of those delicacies the beating given by the girls. pick of the Japa Red Cross, “Last May H, J. Titus of the 8 vn organjaation greater in num. Northern Pacific railway sent him) Why is LAXATIVE BROMO bers than that of the United /an eight-pound fruit cake from Se QUININE Better Than the States and gfficient enough to ex- atile, with two gold-plated candles Ordinary Quinine? cite the eny of an hata son it, said Dr. Wiley 1 cut a ue of Wes font and Jatativs effect. Las the world small piece and asked him if he/f proino, Guinine wilt pe toned better A Debt to Civilization wanted some than, the ted ie om) of the Jay No, daddy h nid, ‘cake not ‘herthe "Bil mame sana Teak vy | into the West establishes @ good for your boy ure ‘of BW. GROVE oo Dds’ Price Be. |