The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1918, Page 3

INIG RT| LAS' ie GH | LAST ig ¢ es e COL elas | al DOROTHY STAR- LIBERTY WEEKLY AND A SEASIDE TANGLE HUNGRY LIONS INA HOSPITAL} | HURSDAY GEORGE BEBAN as Jules of the Strong-Heart FIFTH AT PIKE Continuous 11 to Il Admission * Children 10¢ Admission Includes War Tax FIRST AT PIKE Continuous 11 to Li Admission 2c Children ie Admission Includes War Tax Cotifessions ofa Wife “But, Donna, don't you think that| MARGIE GOES HOME ad Donna selected that very and dainty lttie garment, than on a boy? “I guess you are right, Margie,” ‘and ugly little son-tobe, 1 frock back to the maleswoman rath. out without thinking and said, °T Teluctantly. “Why don't you buy A / Don’t buy that, Donna.” Then I !t. Margie?” ‘blushed furiously “Oh, I know what is in your er things for my baby,” I said. I Mind, Margie,” said Donna quickly. could not bring myvelf to tell her “You are thinking that this dainty that I simply had not been able to frock will make my Billy look ug: take any interest in buying thin Mer than ever. Well, I really don't at all as yet, for I had not been ab cate a bit. I want every one to to even make myself believe I was Know that I love him and that I going to have a baby—all for my consider that nothing I can buy is very own. * too good for him.” When we got home that night we Rheumatism’s Torturing Pangs Become More Severe Each Day —— fering. Your experience has proven Wintry Weather Foretellis to you that no real permanent bene Much Suffering Ahead for |‘! ” be expected from the use of liniments and lotions, for, try as you the’ Afflicted. will, you will never be able to rub hig the pain away. No externally appli The little pain demons which caure| remedy can atop such sharp shoc fnild weather, but with the first re-| their source agydllonaal poe tore 4 we Many forme of Rheumatiom ories : a nate in a disordered state of the — Se eer nnn Wome Or) OS “the testes! oun en you remember how the dis-| ‘Treatment is one that thoroughly first attacked you. ‘The littie|PUFifies the blood and cleanses it vf Ins seemed very slight at first, for all foreign substances that have in matism is an insidious disease. fected it Some very obstinate and Ged creeps up on its victim unawers, | Puinful cases of Rheumatism have You hardly noticed the little twitch-| Yielded to 8. S. 8. fing pains, for they barely attracted —. =. Your attention. But they began to wecmael SS peach become more frequent, and just a|° " little bit more painful and annoying |"*™edies applied to th tach day And then, before you hardly real-| trial, and if your Ft fzed it, you found yourself al-| from a disordered at Most bound hand and foot in the you will be delighted with the grasp of one of the most disabling| sults, and soon find yourself on diseases that afflicts mankind, a full-| way back to health. Go to Medged victim of rheumatism, with | drug store and get a bottle of 8. 8. its aches and its pains for your con-|8. today, and begin at once on this stant companion splendid treatment. If you wish an tion with you is how to shake loose| without cost by writing to Medical from these millions of little pain| Director, Swift Specific Co., $2 Swift demons that cause you so much suf-| Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. When Women are Weak Women who feel weak, languid and depressed— i who look pale and dull-eyed, and have lost appe- t tite and fresh looks—need a tonic that will purify the blood, help the organs of digestion, regulate the liver and bowels, and strengthen the system. It long has been known that area blessing to weak women, for they quickly correct ae Womanly ailments, improve the a ite, purify the blood and re-establish healthy conditions. They are saf¢ to take as they i purely vegetable and without any harmful ding. A few doses will bring better spirits, improved health, a feeling of fitness and Give Renewed Strength vestiens of Special Value to Women are with Every Boz sit by druggists throughout the world. In boxes, 10c., 25¢. sitp would look better on a girl baby | nd said she would take it for her She said slowly, and she gave the) * “Because I'm going to buy plain-| Rheumatism seem to lie dormant In| pains, for they must be reached at| You should give 8. 8. 8. a thorough And now the real important ques | medical advice, you can obtain same | BECDAMS PMS: |ieceeee STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1918, PAGE 8 ‘BONNETS, BIG AND LITTLE, __ FOR THE SPRING DRIVE | While snowflakes may still be visitors and shrouding furs are warm| friends, our feminine forward looking thoughts turn to that ever-delight-| ful problem of the apring bonnet. Milliners are forehanded folk, and prepare their gay and bewitching wares in time to tempt the eyes and purses of the south-flitting social butterflies, and also in time to lke turban ¢ | with white f puff balls |ruffied ribbon edge that recall youth Jemure charm of our sunbonneted| i Gan ey thek eee doe’ tae Ue | MoRE PARENTS WANTED Je BOOST CLUB WORK} eyes and carrot sautry, When the far in describing Parents care to hear any more, Mr you sy that I can have F away, that’s all I care to know. That | will make me very hi py.” provide for them “But, my dear yer, “don't you wa S about the of the association y for financial 1 Dean Priest in thelr sons in| IN FEW MINUTES the baby is all right or. Rub lumbago, pain, soreness, stiffness right out with “tS. Jacobs Liniment” That is all I want to know. When can I get him? “If you will sign all the papers, I think you can have him tomorrow,” said Mr. Stein. Donna’s face fell. heart on having the baby w She had set her her that night, and she was the 1 disappointed as I had rec ter from him that morn made me see that Dick wa old, honest nd discontented that I had de at any drug our hand and pain or ache, at titty the gone. This sooth-| penetrating oll takes the ache yet. your justed to fit around the life! ing. baby, and I am not sure that/and pain right out and ends the you will not find caring for a baby| misery. It is magical, yet absolute atte thin you: te: ly harmles 1 doesn't burn or “I don't think nc é lor th in have been frightfully lonely thing stops lumbago, set a long time and I have w atica and lame back misery so eae y time promptly and surely. It never dis | nope will go appoints! 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