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STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1916... PAGE 5 Ys aac | |e KEEP ‘SHE DIDN'T WANT (Cynthia Grey’s WELL ON MARGH TO GOON STACE! LETTERS Bathe and Launder Clothes at) Fanchon Everhardt at Met Every Oppor ropolitan Reverses the | Bear Mies Grey: With your con tunity Usual Order Jeent, a word to the mother who signe herself “Sufterer” CLEANLY LOT) URGED BY HER MOTHER) One may scoff at the blindness a lof virtue, but #0 y admits t virtue of blindness; however, it has been known to wink discreetly at a crime that should “harrow up the soul” of a real, motherly mother. ablished 1875 ‘[ MeDossat = fouthwick The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price THEY'RE BY H. D, JACOBS U. P. Staff Correspondent FIELD HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN EXPEDITION, CO LONIA, DUBLAN, MOTOR TRAIN TO COLUMBUS, N Birth control, indeed! The thing is being controlled to death PER M,, April 7.—Bathing and taun dering at every opportunity, tempts along this line are, the American soldier in the C ity, too often followed by the the averege of sickness down American mothers in a clase with to lems than one per cent, a the imperial Josephine, who lost an new record for foreign servic empire when the populace demand “+ Gives You a Large Home Tract at Indianola Beach. Just Think of It —Owner- Dysontery ond pneumonia ed an heir to succeed Napoleon ship in a Naturally Beautiful, Easily Accessible and Popular Seaside Colony at were quickly nipped after a God speed the “better babies” half hun mo ent; nd we not onl need Less Than Summer Rental Rates Elsewhere. | Tho tr no Ba geo ay 9 ~ el better babies, but better tethers oti tinea |with disease and vermin, the and mothers as well laceeeteah theope. are athe a g The great, healthy families of healthy as when they started—aend the past generation argue against your theory. Speaking of “good citizens,” let us mention Hudson Maxim, the exponent of method jcal preparedness for war. Altho a younger son in a large family even for that tir his inventive genius now seems to be doing won ders in solving the awful necessity for man-killing guns. His benight ed mother went right along about the medical corps her busin without making a bid u vear . npa ith en without their joe punts sympathy, netestnmans ‘Little Men's Button Shoes (as sketched at the right). percentage of {iI ‘“ ng the fact that skilled physicians * “ 4 and hospital privileges were not A Shen toe last, with Goodyear w sole and spring ness would be very low When the column ts not march — "$2.50 pair ; ating, the mem ‘litical economists declare that ing, ol cating, She. mon the greater fecundity of the coler Youths’ Button Shoes, of patent colt or dull calf, a medium weight, Goodyear welt sole, $3.00 pair. | bers best be looked for In the tnearest stream, scrubbing them ed will eventually result in 1 the extermination of the Caucasian Boys’ Button Shoes (as sketched at the left), of yatent colt or dull ith a broad, low heel, i selves with a special medicated soap. The probability of Sambo being guilty of race-suicide is exceeding ‘ - ©! | year welt sole, $3.75 —secend SOA Every cam ter course. The fart |atream is reserves r drinking The Gem of Puget Sound $ 5 CASH AND Durability Appearance Moderate Prices Shoes for Boys of All Ages ADE Shoes that combine clever lines and are heavy Lo to stand the hoes receiv ust as clean The medical corps hae taken ev lery precaution to ward off infee tion, bet the matin reason for the expeditic health is that Saturd t institution—the bath Soldiers bathe whenever the laundering their — - ame time y same time that boys ly remote. That “Death Valley” proposition 18 rather fierce, but men are not wholly ignorant of that fact. I hesitate to offer a prescription for the prevention of children. | feel, somehow, that you are some thing of a fak You are an intel ligent woman, as your letter clear ly indicat so why talk this idiot wk ic twaddie about suicide? Get out Fanchon Everhardt jin Seattie'’s big parks and play | flelds, ao ey pevrgests with you and breathe some of God's free | ‘ * air clear up to the stars. It beats New Suits, Spring Coats, against ber patents’ wishes drugs. True, the druggist needs ¥ Straw and Felt Hats, Caps | Her mother insisted chat «he|the money, so does the undertaker, J j and Furnishings for NEW GERMAN TROOPS should be an actress but you need a decent show for Boys 2 to 16 Years | And when she eonsected to try,/@PPY, wholesome 4 she “sppeared” for a ‘rear. with|Diamed sight more. Don't give up New models of Sampeck ON JOB AT VERDUN Viola Allen, ia: “The Christian,” |*"¢ M'% and you will live to see Clothes for Boys, $7.50 to } withaiets cass. ealitea’ ante the day when your children will ys, 9. | prove a blessing and not a curse. $12.50. New Serge and frontage. Prices as low as $40 on terms as som 8 stage. Her job wan to sing Glory s i LONDON, | April 7.—German | Oo ayie's song, “When Loves Comen| *'"eerely, BUNBALOW. $: $ Suits, $5.00 to $12.50. Spring weight Reefers as $5.00 cash and $2.00 per month, and we'll buitd forces are mobilizing on the Meuse a you a summer camp or permanent home on equally lwest bank, while their battertes are | ®Bessing.” off-stage The audi Q.—My husband and | both work ence thought Miss Allen sang it nerd to teed Gp eur heme, ' Ger boys from 2% to 10, at $5.00, «$6.00 and $7.50. easy terme. again bombarding the Vaux front aan : m ‘anchon was (he Youngest Of) geughter works also, but contrib. Wash Suits, in a score ot Indianola Beach is new, it is choice, it contains on the east aide of the river. 1,200 tracts, it has not been picked over. Make 6 stripping their Sotseons f¥e children, and thelr mother. dies nothing toward expenses. Do who loved the theatre, was broken * you not think her father should clever new styles, 95¢ tt $3.00. arrangements to go Sunday. Bring your family lines to reinforce the soldiers fight ~ “4 ot th and your picnic basket. Now is the time to plan ing before Verdun - egal gpo gy al persed ut Bregen quire her to pay something for her NehOM | room and board? MOTHER. Sport Shirts and Blouses, | 50c to $1.00, your summer abode. | Exhausted regiments have been withdrawn from the battle fields in| went to please her mere and) “A.—No general rule can be laid front of the French fortresses and — ved agygee 4 93> a. fH, ** Gown tn this matter, Many fathers into. stock =a earings ‘**) ling to the old-fashioned theory Boys’ Neckwear for Easter, Ho 0 ys’ Straw Hats, $1.00, leent to points where no engage mente are expected Allen's company, and was charac-|t) sr they muat support their daugh $1.50 and $2.00. Wash and Cloth Hats, soe Every drop of r that goes | into kitchen canteen ped lout in tin cup fror m |Horse and mules are watered fur ther dowr The danger of sickness is fur he r mint wells dug tor t drinkio vp A river ts ja and the water must be ARTICULARLY intet> days is toys’ Shop. Bring the youngsters in tomorrow. esting these tested frequently Well water is not likely to be in| Fanchon Everhardt ts one ac idiers who didn't go on the stage INDIANOLA BEACH-—THE FINEST SANDY BEACH ON PUGET SOUND INDIANOLA BEACH ATTRACTIONS An ideal bathing beach, one-half mile long, 800 feet wide. All hard, clean sand without pebdbies er rocks. Charming woodland reaching back from the beach. A natural park of wonderful beauty. Pure brook water and plenty of it. Unsurpassed view of mountain and water, in- Guding Olympics, Cascades, Mount Rainier, Seat tle, Bainbridge Island and Puget Sound. Direct boat service—one hour's run. Swimming, wading, boating, clam digging, berrying and hunting. For Full Information and Literature, Call, Phone or Write |fected, jally if the jdig thelr own shafts Our dock is ready, the streets are being cleared, the stream has been bridged. Our water system is under construction Water piped in all streets without extra cost The tracts are all large, none less than 40 dost | New regiments made their pree garg oma on pope Brey ters. Where there is sufficient ence felt immediately by terrific c e money so that the parents are not _ INDIANOLA BEACH LAND CO feinst the French at| without ever Changing her dressing aoe ee ee ee or uen . Vaux theta temporartiy | room j}tlon but that they should give from advanced lines Now ahe, would rather do charac) .0) cntidren a home without! 614-15 Joshua Green Bldg.—Elliott 317 Later the French recovered all ter work than play romantic hero-| . lost ground by strong counter at- ines, and tn Irish and cockney | cnet ®e, Bt “beans reps Beswape’ on | tacks parts she bas few equals in the : we French wounded praised the Ger country apenas gn anmypeaadlr gdm ag “Our Booster” Suits have given unlimited satiafail man courage. She is at the Metropolitan ings toward home expenses tion to hundreds of Seattle boys. They are always | Q—We are going to buy a piano, undecided to what kind Reliable Lexative [but are undecided ae to wnat king |_| a= - —— best flim companies will take film |for plot ideas, paying well oak furniture. Would mahogany DEPUTIES ARE SOLID Seattle’s Largest FOR JOHN STRINGER Employes of the sheriff's office have pledged themselves to the support of John Stringer, now un der-sheriff, who will oppose Ham. fIton next fall At a recent meeting of Hodge's deputies, the following office em ployes signed the resolution of support ;|Tenn., had trouble with her baby Relieved This Boy Child Was Badly Constipated Until Mother Tried Simple Remedy In spite of every care and atten tion to diet, children are very apt to become constipated, a condition responsil for many ills tn after life unless promptly relieved Mra. C. W. Wilson, of Shelbyville boy, Woodrow, until she heard of Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Sh writes, “I can safely say Dr well's Syrup Pepsin is the remedy of its kind on earth so gently and yet so surely Woodrow was very badly consti It acts Little fumed oak? Thanking you, we remain, YOUR READERS. | A.—Of course, the chief point in |buying a plano is to be sure the works” are good—will produce a |good tone and stay In tune. How lever, with your furniture, an oak lor walnut cate would be more ap- propriate than mahogany Q—Some time ago | broke off | with the little girl | love. Of late, |something seems to tell me to go lto her or write to her, but so far | |have disregarded it. Do you think |ehe really wants me, or is it imag- | ination? A. B.C. A—The feeling you have may Ibe the influence of the girl's thought for you, or it may be your own heart appealing for the repair in writing if the plot is good. Jook all right, or should it aleo be plays from any one not experienced them. It would be wise to If| which companies wish to deal 80, should the plays be typewrit- amateurs for most of them 8. ten? J. A—Some companies FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the prescription othine double strength—is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of othine— double strength—from any druggist and apply a little of ft night and morning and you should soon see advertise|pare their | ja staff of special writers to enarios, Books magazines at the library will you the needs of the comp Manuscripts should be type BULL BROS, Just Printe 2013 THIRD EAT Upstairs Clothes Shop Mr . mter|pated and we could find nothing| [ofthe breach vewewn you "Obey that even the worst freckew bare where that gave relief until we tried your the impulse and learn the truth begun to disappear, while the Syrup Pepsin, which gave immedi-| lighter pnes have vanished entirely $2 5 Quality, Style, Value ate relief.” WOODROW WILSON Q.—Is it proper to ask a young It is seldom that more than an and Fi A Bei | and pleasant to the It ha®| free of charge, by writing to Dr. W.| it re Ing i! aterd and Gan ‘ i dwell for|B. Caldwell, 454 Washington 8t.,| days for the relief of Belgian suf. WILL SELL TAGS Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is ajand can now be had for fifty cents|man to return photographs of my- ounce is needed to completely clear compound of simple laxatite herbs,|a bottle in any well-stocked drug|seif, which | have given him? | no the skin and gain a beautiful clear : Id E D been prescribed by Dr. ferers To A free from opiates or narcotic drugs,|store Atrial bottle. of Dr. Cald-|ionger keep’ company with him. complexion 1D B LGIANS mild in action, positive in effect | well’s Syrup Pepsin can be obtained, | GRACE. more than a quarter of a century | Monticello, Iinois. i More properly speaking, they will be flac days Fiags will be sold for not less than 7 cents each. Ten ] eo SS e Wl from San Francisco to place him on the list of donors to the re “4 Grant’s Cafe 1414 THIRD AVE. FREE Dancing and Cabaret Evenings, 9 to 1 Ameridan Revolution as tag Be sure to ask for the double A.—Yes recat te cxpaicy tor sole on te NO CREDIT-NO DELIVERY-NO CLERKS $3.00, $3.50 & $4.00 SHOES strength othine as this is sold under | guarantee of money back if it fails} Q.—Please tell me whether the! to remove freckles thruout the country for sole on the two days iy Py Hill, the federal road build YOu HELP OURSELF AS IN A, CAFETERIA id person. friend of K Al and Quaker yaw Peace tert of Belgium, as wired. =" atte oSe"te| Meee" "Rf YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY WEARING (FoR MEN] MEN spepsee: W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES peskans kanaal | na|—\ For 33 years W. L. Douglas name has stood for . ‘ on ee «| & Peking P 20 my 3 This great ing which we are able to MAN HIT BY A TRAIN Pompaian tive ht | at nd shoes of the highest standard of quality for the give you through our economical way of r ner, Bod Pom petan Oitva gi| at fo cookies ana |i Price. His name stamped on the bottom guar- doing business upstairs, is the drawing Hit by a Northern Pacific train sccc Ue gle | Rempsian Olive | | antees full value and protects the wearer. They f power which caused our business to increase husetts vst. at noon Thursday are the best known shoes in the world. . Bernard McNamara is at the city more than 100 per cent in March over a hospital at the point of death. Hix arce phe 20¢ ) Pompelan Olive Oil, gation 1.65 R W. L. Douglas shoes are made of the most carefully ; o the same month skull is fractured and two ribe are selected leathers, under the direction and personal YEAS. 2E0 r . broken inspection of a most perfect organization and the ZES PEANUT a i highest paid skilled shoemakers; all working with Jules, quart * vert of Belgium, has wired Mayor Hef fund for $1,000 tie | an honest determination to make the best shoes in the world. W. L. DOUGLAS $4.00 SHOES are just as good for style, fit and wear as other makes costing $6.00, the only perceptible difference is $5.00 Value Pants Upstairs $3.50 Hi. 7. Grave fepartment $2.50 Value Pants charge for alterations on head of the rtate 2 Monte Bold | agriculture, Thurs ek! Tomknaes day brought sult in th jor court here to destro the price. W. L. DOUGLAS $3.00 and $3.50 SHOES hold their shape, fit better and wear longer than other makes shelled peanuts, belon Prices the Same Every Day At All Our Stores No Waiting for Special Sales Carstens and Hermar the Pacific Ol Mil nuts, seized March are alleged CUTTING THE COST OF SELLING (UTS THE COST OF LIVING BABIES SCORE HIGH ««~" OCETERIA to be wormy and unfit to eat for the price. None genuine unless W. L. Douglas | name is stamped on the bottom PLYMOUTH SHOE Co. 921 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Tailored Ready Co. 401-403 Pike St. Dudley Todd Wiard, 41 months old, of 5541 31st ave. N and Winifred Valbusch, 32 months old an ave scored high 5 infants examined at Fourth ave.| THE COST OF CREDIT DELIVERY «vo CLERKS and University st., this week, They} STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS .04i.!s'Sco'c'i st per cot .