The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1918, Page 3

Your part is to t FAIRBANKS MR. FIX-IT Forget your worries, Forget your woe— Come and see This funny show! —There’s a whole mile of it—all smiles se Fifth at Pike————Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20c—Children COLISEUM CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE yar cost « esTtote RON 8S j him to the hospital. “If you will stop to think a mo ment, mother,” continued Dick, “you As Dick called his mother’s atten-| will remember that Mr. Trent called you up himself and told you he was long journey were so full of your foolish party that you did not even ask him where he was going Mother Trent began to moan and said decidedly * ISHNESS turned against me?” moaned Mother “No, T haven't turned against you tion to the fact that if his father but I am trying to get a little com were alive she would probably not be grieving over the death of Mr ‘Trent, even she seemed to see how ridiculous was her Dick's father in her hour of need, and she calmed down a little, while Dick explained that Mr. Trent knew she would make such a fuss that he ‘would put off the operation just as he did before, to please her, so he had asked Dick and me to go with! KIN WITH CONSTANT ITCHING AL- }%! MOST UNBEARABL Only those afflicted with 5 Eczema, with its terrifying irritation and ceaseless itch- ing know what constant tor- ture this disease can cause. The disease appears in differ- ent ways, sometimes with a reddening and irritation of sometimes form of blisters. of Eczema take the form of a dry, scaly condition of the skin that cracks and peels. But no matter in what form the disease appear ‘ perce of constant fiery irri- tation that is well-nigh un- He, In the same criap tones that Dick Trent decided could not stand a n re is al t af h n h you many times in the last year and he knew it Let me speak, Dick mother, it is time for you was in agon If tke a «ane human to behave your helg for opee tn stand the aituation, as I gather both from what he has said a eve that he was very ill “He has always tried to make y ABLAZE ECZEMA would decide ned Mother Trent was making Years of untold suffering sit not given se can be defi- cause of a dise: determined, proper method of tre employed. flicted with E judge any one Some writer gotten who he tellin us more he does of tho zema will con- tinue to suffer as long as they consider the di Other cases always made |‘ mountains out of her moleh quently she could not ce hat her husband would suffe solely upon local applications of salves, ointments and sim- ilar remedies. want to be cured realize that the disease is in the blood, and you can expect treatment that is directed toward clean- sing the blood of the disease This is why S. 3 is so successful in the treat- ‘ezema and all other diseases of the blood; because it acts as an antidote to any impurity that fi in the blood. vegetable and guaranteed not to contain a particle of min- _\ eral substance, it is an excep- tionally fine tonic, and besides elZninating from the blood all traces of impurit up and strengthen system at the same time. We invite everyone afflict- with Eczema, blood or skin disease, to write our medical department for advice, which is gladly given without charge. Full instruc- tions as to how to treat your individual gladly furnished by our chief medical adviser, who is an ex- pert on the dress Swi I could not help If you really whole life she had ne Eczema is very often con- sidered a skin disease. — is a natural mistake, as it at- skin and s of two) Well, certain it is that Tant simost intolerable much discomfort 3ut the real s life of one of her # sand had come and suffering. seat of the blood. The (To be Continued) WEIRD MYSTERY IN LOST SHIP BAFFLES U. S.| WASHINGTON, April pearance of the collier Cy nds ‘“dgment Being purely eased condition of the is the result of the germs try ing to break out of the tem, Beyond the use of anti- septics to promote cleanliness, treatment that will accomplish a per- manent cure of this disease. And those who have been re- ther upon salves, ointments local applications to the skin ju. find that no permanent come from treatment by itself. how Basil neau, who resides on Confed- erate Avenue, found relief from this terrifying disease, tment had failed. He the entire lyjng altoge finding her or traces of her engulfing of the ship tabulation of from all corners of th ft Specific Co., 407 Laboratory, man raider or submar slunk into the western Atlantic, ‘High in Clouds, Fighting Infantry Look Like Tiny Specks to War MH) emoke from barrage fire THIS he third of ten ar burning buildings and. tree Wn by Lieutenant Pollock horfitile Falldwiaiaresn pe wt exclusively for The Star are too high up. te t TOMORROW he will tell nfantry anyway might notice « * lage, but that te all LIECT. GRANVILLE A, POLLOCK yiay brewk up our fs ‘ American Aviator in the Lats n But we alway a) Flying Corps of the ¥ ame our mistaken upor Porcign Legion r One” or our captain in the twe (Coy ht, 118, by t wapaper | Mater Meiisalthe Adberaieanes Well, 1 followed the bi-plane,” we Little of the din of a big battle /)t°U""rus expiln © : . reaches the alrman. : = ayn Iw wer down have a worse time. It nothing but sheer Iuek, for in ANY Occasions 10 stance, that the of th down upon! men out ng” for the 30 ty battle the big Prem: field. hell in a thou nd-yard le The fest thing wet why that strikes « pilot his first trip over a field of bat tle is the strange silence, if he engaged on the high pa He i millions of ure strogeling in Htohand Contact Patrot Then there in the “contact pater ork connints of close ¢ with you ncing fire, ‘The bh fly very low ned for this Their beat may half a mile long y signal b t pomition of the ad | POLLOCK) bat far be ; hyp a segalboe en ~~ that thousands of! oi. shooting off machine guns are spraying death; |‘), that yster shells are being fired! oe vionaling compar and exploded in profligate profusion. ||, - . And yet two miles up in the clouds This nothing can be heard but the roaring work a pilot is ever ca he motor—or the Jaz, If perform ‘minsing on two.” of troops by light lig He can't stick it out for more than an hour a time, T time we are up at! strain in far too great, Then he . is impossible | replaced by another. the ™ t} All day kc me We « the explosion of hear anything. The mighty eruption below is hid from us by flying dirt night there are not at least a couple ant 1 home just before sundown—do the | “flash work,” or spotting the Ger man gun flashes in the twilight Relieved by a Good Medicine—Forty Years of Success Hood's Sarna old family te merit to three People still take ‘parila because it is friend, has proved generations—in purifying and en riching the blood, expelling humors reatorin tiem, a etite. relieving rheuma anishing that tired fe at this time of year ™ 4 TOBACCO FUND BENEFITS parilla in the stan ° 1 purifier and Children’s dancing exhibition It ated In a we at the ugian dancing acad phynician'’s successful! | emy, 915 Hast Pine ast. on Fri Prescription, and combines medicinal! | day night at 8 roots, barks, herbs and berries such Exhibition dr ax are often prescribed for ailments! | given by the uniform of the blood, stomach, liver and kid-| | the A, 0. . |neys. 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PRISONERS rning hal WASHINGTON, April 17 er of war in this me when we meet » 1am getting well and I told you while strong ag in Atlan Ih been suffering a long time with gastritis we others at an the doctors call it—really a disor have t bullding new structures to house other pris red stomach, with wwequent con mation, pains in shoulders, | °"°T* headache, belching heartburn, loss With the war department t of appetite, loam of sleep, and faint: | Ver for the navy the U-58 pr For weeks 1 could not| captured by the destroyer vere still remains the Gen, Pershing shall be brought back here Decision Soon A decision prisoner friends who had tr t Since {tered from antime the ba soon, but om taker the Yankees remain. in nor nubles to which I re-| | ollie nine fe Hy believe T an goin e get perfectly well Won't that be won nd strong ful at m onderful medicine, and you know | eported they did not h us t lam not given to ‘puffing that Tam 4 P putting’ | pankets, while oth: ud they w mere experiments and am rather or-| ” hae Siiliye Of amen thodox in mate eden lox in mater 1 iittle of it “LT shall contin the treatment with perfect confidence in the final | reaults (Signed) “FRANK V. EVANS." | Qoing, tho the United States Commenting on this splendid in-|\crupulously obserying that requ dorgement of Ta i. Willis, | J | Southern distributer of T ‘Although the list of p to feed its pr rac niac, said minent in- | dorsers is a long one, ding names that lend both janity and credit to the entire array of them are: | Hon, C. W. Mangum, of Atlant of Fulton county Mons, judge of t Sighth | Kentucky; Hon, Moses R. Glenn, superintendent of printing for | shortage next winter the state of Kentucky; Col. John B.|” praiture to supply. ¢ Gains, editor and publisher, Bowling | miney is causing 50 per « Green, Ky; Mr. ©. C. Cooper, pres! | production in some _ field dent Georgia Cotton Ol Co; Mr. H WASHIN ersy between Fuel ON, April 17 administration © railroad coal thr charged. Hundreds of cor W. 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This Germany is not ieniis e~ THREAT OF COAL FAMINE GROWING Contro v Administrator Hon. | Garfield and officials of the railroad the supply of ens serious coal it under to you from the panies Dental ope 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN ana eth absolutely without all cases but acute abscessed QREAT pain § conditions. Lowest prices in your city for high-class, guaranteed STERLING DENTISTRY Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P.M n exodus of miners is on from able to oper gi Cynthia Grey’s me what to do. TROUBLED. that ming tb flesh of “ Asks Advice on Family Trouble he cannot ma Nearly every d and he j and won't talk 1 don't m ro with m Yor example He was away for a few days, His mother and I had a misunderstand «. and I went to my mother’s for When he came for me. went to kins him and he push me away, I asked him to explain Mother has told me all and he wouldn't of it What do » trouble? DISCOURAGED. As Lam not acquainted with either you or your motherindaw I will not take the rew of maying who ix haps you both tho, that yo nband i® the met in the If he wan not capable of making a home you, he should not have arried He cannot expect you to live me, when you He ts in mother’s he two re not cong imposing upon both of You must compel him to look at things in this light, or there is little hope of your marriage be ing anything but a huge failure. Force Attentions in Picture Shows My Dear Miss Grey: J have read your xigned, “A Mother ‘our d because of its amazing similarity to my own experience am writing, I am but little| home. the ounger than she, and a mother ‘ot long ago, | went into a motion w in the afternoon and on when & man next to me tion on me in} vulgar. I arose seated, and in nore ran forcing way, unmistakab 1 left, having seen but little show, It never occurred to n I thought young girls, and before leaving tried to find the manager, but the ushers, all young, pretty things, didn't know where he was, so I let] My # the matter drop. } week ago, atre and © pletures and ne GRAY HAIR Gray Made Re Darkened Simple Ho Mra. BE. H. FE hair by 1 pint of water add 1 any drug store at ver COR. FIRST AVN. and PIKE 8T.! 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