The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1918, Page 2

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The six-cylinder Rulek, which was In an auto collision on ave, near Boylston, Wed to be given as a prize to the boy or | girl who got the most Red Cross OPOLITAN | trv" TuIS WEEK AND ay memberships, was awarded | Rheta Larson, who lives at 521 Fitth nets JAN. @ ‘William Harris, Jr, Presents |ave., for 795 new members. Juanita Nickels, 134 23 ave. &., ac By BAYARD VEILLER counted for 657 new members and re ceived second prize, a pony. Tho! ie of “Withia the Law Prices sec to $1.50 | third prize, a grafonola. was won by “WED. MAT. BEST SEATS. a B. Crees reported to the police | Wesley Eldridge, 3515 Olympic place. | He had 497 new members. Robert Stone, 731 Broadway N., 479 mem bers, was awarded a watch Alfred Hagelberg, 1308% Denny | way, was next, wit members. He | was awarded a diamond ring. Alvin |Eckholm of Ballard, 232 members, received an outfit of clothing. Many Rest Monday. Tuesday and ‘Wednesday the Eminent Actor | John E. Kellerd Bupperted by 2 Powerful Com- pony, Geers direct. from 102 run in New Yor Jone to five dollars. | ‘This contest has added more than 13,000 new members in King and | Kitsap counties, of whi neart | 312,000 have been enrolled in Seattle. More than $1,900 was taken in from downtown districts w the final |drive closed Monday night 06, HEARTBURN, INDIGESTION OR ASG STOMACH “Pape's Diapepsin” stomach distress in five minutes. Eve., “HAMLET.” Eve, “MACBETH.” “MERCHANT OF VENICE” ‘Wed. Eve., “OTHELLO.” NigM«. 56c to CES iitince, tec to 81.00 Orpheum Vaudevitie JOsErn F. HOWARD } relieves | PALACE HIP Time it! Pape’s “Diapepsin will sweeten & sour, assy out-of order stomach within five minutes If your meals don't fit comfort jably, or what you eat lies like a lump of lead in your stomach, or if | you have heartburn, that is usually a sign of acidity of the stomach Get from your pharmacist a fifty nt case of Pape'’s Diapepsin and ke a dose just as soon as you can, There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed |with acid, no stomach gas or heart j burn, |the stomach, na La jheadaches or dizziness. This will all go, and, besides, there will be no sour food left over in the stom ach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's Diapepsin helps to new jtralize the excessive acid in the stomach which is causing the food jfermentation and preventing proper | digestion. | Relief in five minutes is waiting | for you at any drug store. | THY, FO! Will H. Armetrong and * 3—SHOWS—3 ‘ Chorus Girls’ Contest Friday Night 1Be—25e—35¢ WILKES tittin - PLAYER Fitth & Pine Tel. El. 2525-2526 Tonight—Mats. Wed., Bat ‘A Wonderful Story of Indian Lite “THE HEART OF WETONA” Griginally ptoduced by David Relanco Mights 220 to 55e. Mats. 17¢ and 28¢ PANTAGES Mats. 2:70. Nights, 7 ana 9 “THE BRIDE sHor’ Music—Pretty Girls Comedy SENATOR FRANCIS MURPHY Other Features General Admission tain enough “Pape's Diapepsin” to |from stomach acidity and its symp jtoms of indigestion, dyspepsia, sourness, gases, heartburn, and headache, for many months. It be longs in your home. Now Playing Alice Joyce “The Question” SS “A” Theatre lother children won awards of from| fullness or heavy feeling in| debilitating | These large fifty-cent cases con-| usually keep the entire family free | STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2, 1918, PAGE 2 “SMOKELESS FRIDAY” TO WlBILIP STAR'S FUND rr | Mr, Stay-at-Home Smoker, do ou want to get into the war hero game yourself? I, then, here's KIDDIES WILL HELP _ YOU HELP SAMMIES GET SOME TOBACCO All you have Smokers will from pl ontribu « fund SOLDIER You can turn this money o: 5 organization wh bo to soldiers, smokes yourself, t » do is to abs and ely stain And aved to ror have a good chance initiated Into the brother olge omte b th tronchen SMOKES Is sending smokes into th the Sammiew at th benefit be « Friday night by the Douglas Dancing acad in the Odd Fellows’ hall, Broad woy and I \ program of 44 numbers will be put on by 160 ehildren, including a class of 40 tots ranging from 3 to 6 years, An admission o conta will be charged and all proceeds will be turned over to The Star's tobacco fund to ‘ou may buy the ending the pack » a soldier you know, or to DIER, and addrens or to American Exped Somewhere show bh supp: ” emy tionary France | Contributions a The Star's “Our |baceo Fund | is no better time to enlist in the Smokeless Friday army of stay Jat home heroes than on the first of the year—America’s greatest year! | And, having made the resolution |to observe Smokeless Friday, you, | |being a war hero, will want to keep | may be sent to «in France To } There urged that | Dainty Helen Braid, who will appear in the Dougias academy benefit dance for The Siar amoke fund Friday night at Odd Fellows’ hall, Broadway and Pine st. sign the following pledge card. and, | Oi, ip This Coupon Today to Help Sammies |having signed it, bring or send it to |The Star, £9 that the roll of stay.at- | —— home war heroes may be property | | completed. Tiere ‘tis La SS 1 PLEDGE MYSELF TO ABSTAIN cock with ee Ti be vinced the soldier, whats fee From the use of tobacco form on in any FRIDAY Of Rach Week of 1918 And to ec jee pur bute the money so « » the hase of SMOKES FOR SAMMY Signed. DIVERT COAL, IS "ORDER SENT TO D. WHITCOMB ‘ cng te divert coal in iramsit, to refieve the pressing needs of domestic consumers and to insure continuous operation of public utilities, is conferred on all state fuel administrators by an der of the United States fnel_ administration, telegraphic notification of which was re ceived at the office of David Whitcomb, state fuel adminis trator today Laundry and Dye Workers’ union | reported net proceeds of $23.40 for the amoke fund as the result of « dance given Seattle Makes D Dent oH, NO. 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