The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1918, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 16, 1918. | | : sco, bullet wound in Castor was near If SAN With a his body FRANC self-inflicte Robert 1 Sept. 16 of “The LAST TIMES NOW PLAYING lieath dear in « ¥ i Beautiful creato: ritual » re A visit to the laboratory where this successful remedy is made im- Presses even the casual looker-on with the reliability, accuracy, skill and cleanliness which attends the making of this great medicine for woman's ils. Over 350,000 pounds of various herbs are used annually and all have to be gathered at the season of the year when their natural juices and medicinal substances are at their best. The most successful solvents aro + | Used to extract the medicinal prop- erties from these herbs, Every utens!] and tank that comes in contact with the medicine is sterilized and as a final precaution \| i II Savage Woman” in another TODAY A Jcovers he will be charged with mur-|the Wilkes is “Nothing but the || P ig HM] unique setting—a thrilling TUESDAY dering Mra. 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These are in widths of 6 to 7 inches, and offer an exceptional Hate to Lose You" in a charming manner, and Blanche Hall, with the aid of the dancing chicks, puts over | Mummy Mine” pleasingly A new episode of “The Woman || value. and the Web" is this week's screen offering. { - - _ — ——______- a om ee | | COMING TO THE MET ' ; ‘ “Why Marry?" by Jesse Lynch|™ony feature, | Cole Cummings | Williams, will be presented by Sel- ip reereree | . “The Land of D provide a and Associates wyn and company, in association with Roi Cooper Megrue, at the Metropolitan theatre for four nights commencing Sunday, September 29. The play comes here following one of the most successful engagements |!" magic and illusion act that is excep tionally clever. Doyle and Elaine, “Those Dusky Dancers,” are the hit of the show with an eccentric dane- number and good comedy sing: Aid Tobacco Fund Cole Cummings, 9, 2118 11th a W.; Francis Marlowe, 11, 2115 10th! |ave. W., and Vernon’ Bestron, PUT TO DEATH AMSTERDAM, Sept. 16.—Smar- : . ing. kije Listy, official newspaper of the be ag bes any Led produced on Bary and Eary offer a new sort of | Czechs, declares that the former Rus-|2141 10th ave. W., staged a a Broadway in recent: years. * |gymnastic entertainment, using the|sian czarina and her four daughters | niyal all their own recently in # ‘The original New York company, having such distinguished players as | Nat C. Goodwin, Edmund Breese, Ernest) Lawford, Leonard Mudie, | Dotus Robb, Louis Randolph, Anne Morrison and others, will be seen here. an and/ have been mardered at Ekaterin- The execution, the paper de- clares, was carried out contrary to the wishes of the soviets. Various reports have been received here regarding the czarina and her | daughters. They have been reported slain, and again were declared to be alive. Mystery Shrouds Abandoned Child! CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—After 36 hours of investigation, the police were still at sea in the mystery sur- Monday night, at 6:30 o'clock, 160 rounding the abandonment of a 5-| squeeze the juice of two prominent men of Seattle will gather year-old girl in a rooming house here | into. a bottle con at an informal dinner at the south: Sunday. The child gives her name | ounces of orchard white, shake west corner of Second ave. and Co-/as Alma Berger. Officers believe she | and you have a quarter pint of @ lunbia st. The big gathering willin-|may have been kidnapped from| best freckle and tan clude all officers of Seattle council, | Brooklyn, N. Y. | complexion beautifier, at very, | Boy Scouts of America, 25 captains small cost, | and 125 men, who will make up their| WOMAN ATTACKED BY FIEND Your grocer has the lemons tenten | While walking thru the brush in| any drug store or toilet counter will The whole is the windup of the|the vicinity of %6th ave. W. and| supply three ounces of | preparations far the big $60,000 drive, Hudson st., a woman, whose name| white for a few cents, 3 | which will begin at 9 o'clock sharp, | is withheld, attacked by an un-| this sweetly fragrant lotion into . | Tuesday morning, and continue three | known man |face, neck, arms and hands each> ys only. The Boy Scouts want this y, how freckles and blem- 9 extend their work, to meet, Relatives at Oskaloosa, Kan., have | {shes disappear, and how clear, oe ased leadership, | 48ked Seattle police to help locate D.| and white the skin becomes, ‘Yat week-end | W. Inverity, 60 years of age. It ie barmiess. | backyard of the Cummings | The result was $5.21, the money b ing turned over the the Our Boys i France Tobacco Fund, Sgyptian rings Ly Clarice Wood in “A Syncopated Epi- | burg. ode,” prove themselves exceptional | musicians, Pickett and Plunkett are banjoists, featuring jazz music. The Emma Weston Duo are versa- tile in a comedy character and har- mony singing feature, PALACE HIP ‘The Four American Melody Maids | are a leading feature of the seven: | act new show at the Palace Hip | with a high-class singing and har EDMONDS HAS GAINED TWENTY POUNDS IN THIRTY DAYS’ TIME Declares He Is in “Pink of Condition,” Since He Began Taking Tanlac Lemon Juice For Freckles Girls! Make beauty lotion et [7 home for a few cents. Try Itt” SCOUTS TO PLAN “I have picked up at least twenty | ds pounds in the past thirty days by | mone taking Tanlace, and now I'm just in| the demands of in the pink of condition all around,”|to equip a permanent This statement was made by William| camp, to buy and equip a summer | ~ M. Edmonds, a well-known employe | training camp and to provide for the of the Seattle Street Car Co., living 1 expenses up to Octo at 760 North 74th street, Seattle, re-| Der 1, 192% | tl | A nuctiber of well-known men will | “My stomach,” he continued, “has | be speakers at the Monday dinner been giving me all kinds of trouble " | | |for years. What I ate seemed to do me harn instead of good, as it would jour on My stomac and cause me |so much misery, I cauld hardly get ‘TRADE ing ways. & 5 ; @/my breath at times, on account of Ss gen rah shy ies jig hegalea sucha nacisty to choot from, that surely $| the gas, which would p on my| Sg <—— 4 is is the place to buy your general purpose hats. @| heart and cause it to palpitate fear- | Zz : : | | — —Two hundred offered tomorrow at $3.00 @ | fully. I was badly constipated, my vices in the Temple de Hirsch Bz LLL AA ; at os ee ever il “Po. $ | kidneys were in bad shape, and I was | at ) a. m. Monday marked the LF @|never free from pain in the small of | opening in Seattle of Yom Kippur, LA ZA my back. I couldn't sleep at all well nd@ would lie awake for hours every very night before getting a wink of sleep. the holiest day in the Jewish re ligious year. | | Yom Kippur is observed by an ab I also had rheumatism in my | stinence from physical pleasures and rms and legs, and my knees would] the seeking for a greater spiritu get so stiff at times that I could | ality | hardly bend over. | “What Yom Kippur Means to Us" | “All my efforts to find relief failed | will be subject of Rabbi Samuel} Koch Monday evening. |great shape. My appetite was never | |better, everything tastes good, and WOULD BAR FINANCIAL my stomach is in such a good con | dition that t can eat anything. 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