The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1918, Page 2

eit | ws Wwe > Charge y No ‘ Interest ADD TO Your! You (ACCOUNT => | 94 years service to the homefurnis Is her! 7 dit Good —if you have an account here, your additional pur- chases will be added without first payment. $ - H i, ride ps Usly hair growths can be re- in the privacy of your own The price if you get @ small original| boys and rangers headed of delatone and mix into|¢ral officers who had surrey enough of the powder and| them, Thomas and John Power and to cover the hairy surface.| Thomas Sisson, wanted for should be left on the skin| murder of Sheriff McBride and two] of Valfrenzela, the 2 minutes, then removed and| deputies Sunday, today are racing | forward a remarkable amount of in- washed and every trace|on horseback for the Mexican line|fantry forces, today’s official atate- regular price elal for the week, $6.95 Derby Rm- oa very e oak eapecially for thie No itt $10.80; ape 2 will have vanished. 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You will find that, provided you take @ little bisurated magnesia im- sed after a meal, you can eat ‘thing and enjoy it with- ain or discom- of people normally in every other respect, are if ed with a persistent hanging- Wa bronchial cough yenr after year, fg irbing their # ody cough easily '¥ druggist “2% ounces (80 cents worth), pour int bottle and fill the bottle in granulated sugar syrup ie it at once. Gradually you will notice the thin out and then disappear , thus ending a cough that stops the troublesome throat soothes the irritated mem- that line the throat and ehial tubes, and relief comes al- immediately. A day's use will Hy break up an ordinary throat chest cold, and for bronchitis, » whooping cough and bron- ‘asthma ther nothing bet- nt and keops a most valuable concen. compound of genuine No “pine extract, and is used by is of people every year for t and chest colds with splen- 0 rei 4 avoid disappointment, ask our Proggist for "2% ounces of "with full directions and don't anything else. ply on. Ina. A guarantee te satisfaction or money refunded goes with thi m The Pinex Co. This was the word telegraphed] troGermans . were an this treatment, but be sure| here Cond from the scene of the/ time by the artillery, which decmat- ' delatone.—Advertise- | man-hunt. pay rent ‘oa The expected gun battle did not materialize. The men are thou: to have slipped out of the moun tains thru an ungarded pass. The | border patrol was strengthened to day along the international line. 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Hair Often Ruined By Washing With Soap Soap should be used very careful- ly, ff you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best thing for steady use ts Just ordinary muisified cocoanut oll (which 1s pure and greaseless), and| is better than the most expensive soap or anything else you can use, One or two teaspoonfuls will| cleanse the hair and scalp thor- oughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, It makes| an alundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, re- moving every particle of dust, dirt, | dandruff and excessive oil. The| hair dries quickly and evenly, and| it leaves the scalp soft, and the} hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get mulatfied cocoanut ofl at any pharmacy; it's very heap, and a few ounces will sup- ad every member of the family for months.— Advertisement. covery of a state-wide plot, laid at|#ineers, foresters, ended today, The ‘The Best the RUSH BUSINESS | | ON MUNY LINE | Receipts of the municipal car line} extension to Ballard wd $1,699.93) lant week—an increase of 20° per} cont over the week before, Just how much of clear earnings thin for the city has not yet been fig ure ’ twomen cars are being op erated over the line, Six one-man ra have been ordered and are ex ted to arrive April 1 Councilman Brickson has a move ment started to place these cars on 4 short haul between Third and Pine st, and Market and Lea sts, and charge a ticket fare of cents The twoman cars would continue on the present run, and continue to cket fare of 4 cents, The} Scent run would extend for 6.4 mil and the 4cent run 8.2 No trouble # encountered, and none of th motormen and conductors emy haa left the service. PACKERS ARE FIGHTING CHICAGO, Feb, 12—Packers’ at torneys today renewed thelr big battle to keep out of the hands of the federal trade commission all secret records which the commis sion alleges disclosed a conspiracy | to defraud the government on army contracts and to commit other) telonien, | packers’ lawyers went before Judge Francis BE. Baker of the court of appeals here today for a writ of error on which they will appeal front Federal Judge Landis’ ruling| opening packers’ vaults to the com- minsion's Investignutors. Meanwhile, a suitcase full of Swift & Co’s papers setzed by Special Counsel Frasicis J, Heney from Attorney Henry Veeder’s vault remained in Judge Landi# custody Heney indicated that the battle would be carried to the supreme | court | PRESIDENT WILL HOLD NEW WAR CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, Feb 12—To re adjuat the entire system of war lee islation, Preaident Wilson tomorrow will Inauguyate a series of confer. ences with leaders in congress. Ho will not diseriminate along party lines. It was learned that the confer ences would be larger and more « tensive than any other by the prow ent administration. That the lei» lation plan has been tax and that congress has failed to function prop erly ts thought to have been the consideration which led Wilson to make such a decision. It ts @ radical variation from his past policy of keeping, for the most part, his own counsel “ITALIAN ARTILLERY WINS s| VICTORY OVER ENEMY ROME, Feb, 12.—Itallan artillery has won another victory. Eastward enemy pushed ment said. But the advancing Aus located tn good ed them. Because of this good gunning, the to develop the nned. nt}enemy was un important action p' RUSH TO JOIN 20TH ENGINEERS FILLS QUOTA| ST. PAUL, Minn. 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