The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1918, Page 5

‘INTERN RENT HOGS IS PLEA TO THE STAR » The Hords Following pu Stor of the werning tot threatening comma ot | partinent houses, a fl of let as been received, Indors b action by the president than the Hur the tr ptember x Hints bination “It's a t for rental an 1 te men, TY r ' t t 1 ple to t f tle grou over t and 4 the pr a a Should Be Interned the b eat majority of our! skilled mechanion and laborers ai married men with fren ! them for a who suffer are wives of soldiers pr France.” front “Rents are no high that we cannot oy } buy warm clothing or nourishing | jis food for the children,” a Daily Read. or of The Star says boa Cecil De Mille’s seven-act screen Rip viptheallet ges Mescabcablvaatly « triumph—“The Whispering Chorus” 7 : ore § —has its message for you—-you can men pee ABERDEEN RAIDS 1.W.W.; | FURNITURE IS BURNED): | ABERDEEN, Wash. April §.—1.| |W. W. headquarters are desolate. | , Not a bit of furniture remains get it any day this week—we advise right now—at the Coliseum. At the city are a pile of FIFTH AT Pik’ CONTINUOUS 11 TO 1D shes e ADMISSION 20¢ CHILDREN 10¢ . n ’ Four wagon joad niture were quarters by a mob of 250 workmen land burned. \ ae i The K/ whiversal service gum— A Soldier’s offering to his sweetheart is naturally the sweetmeat that gave him most refreshment and great- | est enjoyment when on duty. Ny Hip ia STAR | WHAT THE NEW PHOTOPLAYS ARE SHOWING FILM FANS COLISEUM The Whisp olineum this week, is planned artistic lines of ancient Greek on thy tragedy It is a story of a man hou fates from the b CLEYMER to prove that any girl can do| her. Canton, Ohlo—"I suffered from | with roy Stewart, at the Miasion a female trouble which cansed me ee to an operation from my troubles so I can do my peusework without any diMeulty I advise any woman who fs a with female t Voegetabl Maar Born, 1421 Sth er hand so many been ¢ herb rem R Vegetable Compout | have necessary wants to avoid rive it a fair trial be ting to such a trying ordeal | CLASSA military If compitcations exist, write to Lydia FE. ham Medicine Co. | Lynn, Masa of many year | service an op for advice. experience | EMMER NOW PLAYING MADGE KENNEDY ‘The Danger Game’ RY OF A GIRL WHO MADE A GREAT SURPRISE y for underworld, the pal of safebreakers and her that she could be a new ani type of burglar. INSON'S mion et Delila “Valne Biuette Clara Kimball Young “MAGDA” “A” THEATRE 3d Near Pike | CLASS MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. PAGE 5 HH Hart and Jane Novak in “The Tiger Woman,” Liberty ! " * at Vea powerfu | | 4 dark ¢ ing Chorus,” at Nquare Sb STRAND 1 Song of Song m COLONIAL : on in The ead of Death « is cell on the nd the passing »\elar, and on her very first job in ©) caught and sent to jail as “Powder of Nowe” Annie, “Kid-Glove” Jimmie and the spirit of an earth: | helps her escape and the two become ‘e into the infinite wastes of | pals. ‘om then until she returns home, Clytie’s ures are lke an thone in a dime ni STRAND Clem And, an Kar ented & Clytie Rogers, a #0-|by Mins Elaie Ferguson, in . has written one of| ingly | vabie, and ving an we © novels, and set#| this song becomes a passion wit! mixture of com Holding the “Song of Songs” tn . k . her hand 4 a torc » become a bur-| figurative way, I MISSION moke from the copper smelters 4 up the gram on the Arizona the order of the di The story related in “The Square Shooter, much suffering. | smeRry and two doctors | inxceptionally fine pictures in The decided that | operation before I could get well “My mothe who had bee helped by Lydia * the tit Ham Hart role betog BE, Pinkham's | Pause tm Vegetable Cor ken hie es pound, advined | men lis ence me tot fore submitt It relieved me untar for in the desert he had met a young minister's wife, had claimed her, but her refinement and splendid character wrought a change in the The play does not give Hart as y for his par 4 of heroics as some of his other films. There are, however, a few thrills bles to give 1 Compound do as much for opportun | COLONIAL Virginia Pearson in “When False Tongues Speak” and a Charlie Chap. lin comedy are on he ne amou show today at the feature film rep the Yukon,” which was delayed in transit. For Tuesday and Waeine lay “Twenty Thousand I | der the Sea” will be shown | eee Lou of ies Un Clara Kimball Young in “Magda is continuing the show at Clase The result | 4 at your Robert M. 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If you have priced wash boilers | banks’ “Jewel” Soap, sold every- recently you will recognize in | Where for § cents, here 10c this price a record 1 98 | 3 BARS...... valuegiver at ‘ . No phone or C. 0. D. orders Price Se. Zi =e a SECON AVENUE AND UNION STREET. € Died of wounds—J. P. Kelty, St | Joseph, Mo.; C. F. Chuck, San Diego. | ja tion of a special Tanlac represent- WARDEN GIVES OUT THE FACTS: {Salt Lake Officer's Wife | Gained Fifteen Pounds on Tanlac. | _ Another wonderful indorsement for Tanlac that will be read with interest by thousands of people throughout this section was given Sergeant J. H. Warden, who resides at 248 West Sixth South t, Salt Lake City, in an interview at police head- quarters recently. Sergeant War jen, who is one of the most popular | jand efficient members of the Salt | Lake City police department, has | been traffic officer there for the past | two years and is known and respect~ |ed by hundreds of people throughout the city. In his statement regard- ing Mrs. Warden's remarkable ine crease in weight, health and strength by the use of Tanlac, Sergeant War- den said “Some time during last December my wife was taken down with a very |severe case of grippe and for two weeks she was desperately sick. She lost twenty pounds in weight during | |the time and simply went all to |pieces, both in body and nerves, After getting up from her bed she continued to suffer greatly and was totally unable to look after her |household duties. Even before she | had grippe her food would not digest. jas would form after eating, cause severe pains in the stomach and |shortness of t The bad con- dition of her system is no doubt what jeaused the grip nd made it so hard for her to re r from its ef. fects. She was extremely tired and nervous and had no strength. She. jslept very little and went down hill so rapidly that we were alarmed about her, and nothing reorsed to give her any relief or strength until she began taking Tanlac. “It was about the first of January | when I bought her first bottle of Tanlac. She did not show any im- provement on this bottle, but after | taking two bottle » began to build Jup rapidly. Her appetite got to be fine, the gas and pain all left her stomach and she was no longer trou: bled with shortness of breath. She has taken four bottles now and has already regained fifteen pounds of |the twenty she had lost. She goes to bed at night now ps like & child s just wants Jand her nerves are Her color has improved in fine shape. and she is built up until she looks bett and |enjoys better health than has Jin years, I am going to get her | two more bottles of Tanlac as a safe- | guard, and I do not hesitate to rec: ommend it to everybody.” | Mrs, Warden's trouble was re: lieved by Tanlac simply because it toned up her vital organs and en- abled her to digest her food properly. |Grippe almost invariably leaves the body in a weakened ec on, which, if too long neglected, develops into afflictions. nlac ig | found to be the direct rem: y in all such cases, for there is not a single | portion of the body that is not bene | fited by its helpful action. It begins its work by strengthening the digest- ive and assimilative organs, thereby lenriching the blood and invigorating ;the entire system. It enables the | weak, diseased stomach to digest its }tood properly and convert it into nourishment for blood. bene and | muse | ‘Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell | prug Stores under the personal dic incurable ative.—(Advertisement.)