The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1918, Page 3

ALLIED BOMBERS POUND TOWNS HELD BY BOCHES LONDON, ¢ pombing expeditions against fautern, Pirmasses, Meatore ville, Cauree and the @ at Morange and Frecaty, we ported Sunday's offictal ment of the ependent ait Heavy was carried on Sat urday © 1 the course of which | British mac dropped % tons of bomt the railway stations aver town Nine b y bombs were dropped on 8 at Burbach, Fire] proke out at Courcelles PARIS, Oct unfavorable “In spite of moat! weather, French avt- ators operated with success," the French official statement said, de tailing the operations today, * “geveral tons of bombs were dropped on objectives behind the enemy 1! and 2 my ma ghines were cither shot down or forced to land out of control, Thirteen and a half tons of bombs were drop during the day on canvoys, enemy assemblies and bat- fries, which were forced to cease Gring. “Fires were started in the rail way sae at Chalet-Sur-Be tourne a Neuflise . BE PRETTY! TURN BRAY HAIR DARK Look Young! 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This famous alts is made from the acid of| Srapes and lemon juice, combined With lithia, and has been used for | Benerations to flush clogged kid Reys and stimulate them to normal | activity; also to neutralize the| @cids in the urine so it no longer | irritates, thus ending bladder dis- Orders. Jad Salts cannot injure any one; Makes a delightful effervescent Wthia-water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and uri- ary organs clean, thus avoiding| Serious kidney disease STOCKS BONDS LIBERTY BONDS ANY AMOUNT—ANY ISSUE BOUGHT—SOLD—QUOTED MACFARLANE & HALL Miott 1324 5 Lowman Bidz. GRAIN COTTON TRUSS TORTURE | be eliminatec by wearing the Rupture Support. Wels bere & free trial to prove ita superior- 4 4. LUNDBERG CO, 0 Taira Ave. Seattion properly | brings back the nat-| ural color and luster to the ray | | cellent cattle feed, a | disorders \ | | When all is said and done, here is the man who Ia bringing about peace. It . h mander-in-chief of the allied forces. Long heralded as a master of military strate is r "i | tion good. Blow after blow has he hurled upon the enemy. When one considers that he to | allied arms within three months after Paris was being threatened by Hun bh ! € t les truly marvelous ALL YANKS LOOK ALIKE TO ITALY (Special to The Star by N. E. A.) of war with day the relief train came bump ing into Italy. “The people stared in wonder,” said the major. “They did not fferentiate between the American ted Cross and the American army Here were big trucks and men in | American uniform. They stood cheering and talking about the wonderful efficiency of the Ameri- can army, which, the next morn- ing after the war declaration, could roll into Italy With a long truck train! Extensive experiments in Sweden show that wood cellu is an ex the Swedish ng its manufac government is pus! ture. “BUILD UP YOUR - BLOOD AND ENTIRE SYOTEM BENEFITS you feel badly all over but | with no particular organ of your body noticeably out of order, you need a tonic for the blood. You re |quire a cnedicine that will benefit| the whole system, The blood reaches levery part of the body and when it is built up the whole system quickly | benefits. Let the blood become deranged and deficient in needed elements and the nerves will be badly nourished and headaches, neuralgia, sciatica, func | tional paralysis and a host of other may result. One such trouble is nervous headache and the of the tonic treatment through the blood is described by Mrs. J. H. Morgan of Correctionville, Iowa, who says “] was in a terribly nervous and run-down condition and suffered When success greatly from nervous headaches. My 1 seemed as though it would burst, and I had frequent dizzy I was in despair of getting | ams’ spells. well until I read about Dr, Wi Pink Pills and began taking them. A few boxes proved that they were an ideal remedy for the treatment of nervous disorders and since then I have used them a family sedi cine. The pills h Jone more for | me than anythi else and I recom: | mend them heartily.” Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are a tonic for the blood and nerves. They be gin at onee to build up the system weakened by ex a or overwork | They are sold by all druggists, lwent, postpaid, on receipt of pric cents per box; six boxes for $2 the Dr. Williams Medicine Write for free | or by Schenectady, N. Y. book on the blood, Austria, and the next ( “ian 4 H ave hone roubles in France, Too The Star by N When ~— pecial to 18, Oct. 7 LONDON, Oct. 7.—Major James |H. Perkins, American Red Cross "sie soitier tat commissioner for Europe, tells this { i aaa story for the first time, tho it|) )O0m i oned Enel ’ | happened tn Italy last year tice ta tues thas the oe When the Italian retreat started, ) © r the American Red Croas in France| { 7°U ™ -: immediately dispatched to Italy ; oe ge dies : about 25 trucks with ambulances,/) |) tle % on ring medical supplies and relief for the or un aly nr Picts people behind Nee hel) Coe ee le te Om trucks were old—the only ones that | {jee enn een eight Bode could be spared. They broke Hoe sity in on roca oo down again and again and were|) 7 veasong ver, 3 delayed for days at a time 5 ‘ 3 Then America declared a state) a deep breath and say “Central sotx-ante-dix wne for brea and } sified as cabinetmakers, coach and finish swiftly ‘Quatre- ( joc © carpenters, upholsterers. ¢ vingt-dix-nept!” planing mill men, millwrights, pat } And then you'll get the num- | ternmakers, passenger train steel car } ber—maybe. body builders and repairers and men similarty employed on car exteriors OI are te * minimum of 68 cents per hour. Freight train steel car builders and repair will get 63 cents hot bo our minimum and he FOR SOLDIER, 82 + (Special to The Star by N. E. 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