The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1918, Page 3

rae WME! Wao WORRY FOOD AUTHORITIES TRYING THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT 28, 1918. |Lenine Is Helpless as Murder Spreads} seer ont eevee“ TO SOLVE BUTTER SHORTAGE Sea together, and in many casos STOCKHOLM, Oct The Red] age dive to some functional derange In an effort to increase the na-, ho longer be sold. Terror, apreading from Moscow, ha which not corrected may | tion's supply of butter and thereby: Mebberd has been conducting a | peo: heroes ths kolat ETT : wouUNnR a poe sais | retake set Y | sugadkiganion tate high bastar erleea| Umme be nerwerone that Pipclal | SEATTLE MAN WOUNDED Jad to more se More | reduce the price, no whipping cream, be Lenine and other nilder members of | The United States war department report ; p for some Ume, and has settled on the ni gardoor life, sle dtrinking | CPM puffs or other pastry contain as \ ah nt eannot con.| "KML and 645 Wednerday ing more than 20 per cent of but demand for cream and cream pa he central government cu ee Tuesday night'« ri Bees few weeks’ treatment with | 0.) win be sold after Wedneada. tries ax the cause j sree it, according to travelers arriv:| ine ue mn, 13; wounde dined fashie “ nd : ~ — ie dent and other caus * grat good ot a root and | cording to a statement by Charles ng hore » ree undetermined, 145; ace remesly Lyd . Y By mkh ama's Hebberd, federal food administrator MANKATO, Minn.—Charged with) M. Peters, head of the comminsor WWotin sahil Sharntna’s Det tu divibed ae sacgins Sitio de nats ble Compound, will revitalize | for Washington printing disloyal articles in his paper,!to suppresa other revolutions, has) died of wounds, 31; died from accident a ther causes, 9; died apd strengthen the system and work All bakeries and creamertes have | Albert Steinhau ‘. 1 ane, 18: wounded gree undetermined, 24: for any woman. If you are | been not! re more power thy the national coun ed aliehtly, 71; nd “the bi 1 of commisnaric His murderous here in one y A. Mowers, next ¢ orders carry over tho requests of neverely \ ling * Washington Lenine, the premier, who ta unable | men bs Washingtor to Kave men whom he does not war KILLED IN ACTION executed i Name rene — ———m | Lieut, Perey It, Preston r, Cal ¢ gt. Roy 8. Butserin ula, Mont Mr M. \« Anthony Goreky Kdward | | Private Alonzo iineh Georg | Private Gabino Guiterres Mra, Eliza H. Guiterres | MISSING [Private Frank J. Gabriel . Mrs. Mary Gabriel Private Harry Hubert Havey Strs, William Snyder | Private Janero Sousa Prank Sousa Private Owen J. Davia : John I Davia We do not give much thought to ‘ ae se n our nervous system when it in} Lieut, wilt Mra, Wm. ¥. Feuntel working all right, but when it fO0# | ppy Rey Mre. Nannie Mowers wrong nature has a way of calling | Pet . Wash Cary Hodson it forcibly to our attention by ne | Vet anise Ng degag Mra, Mey Cummings . q she sade . thing that we cannot overlook WOUNDE r ¥ Popular orchestra leader of the be nog . te Clarence M. Aldous Salt Lake City...Mrs, Buntee Aldous +4 » ” be ee a. bats. eo Wm. A. Ibyan o Piedmont, Mont. Mre. T. BR Orpheum” makes broad state- Try to reach a diseased nerve ¢ Kugene Metnger LIL] deverett. Wash... Bugene Metager, Sr. ment concerning the musical |} with medicine of any sort and you) eS ees satis Kiftilan are confronted with a fact that] Corp. William I. Harman, Jr Portland, Or.....Mre. W. L. Harm capabilities of every doctor knows, that the only| Private Hugh Garrity Los Angeles Mrs. Josie A way to reach the nerves with medi DIKD OF DISEASE cine ts through ¢ blood p. Floyd G. Jones Varind, Idaho Morley © Mare r i elah, Wash. Mrs, Hertha Mins Stella whose ad-|[vivate Harter A. mg? 4 paldanpieny” -oge The dress in RK. OF, D, 2, Centerburg, | Jotin Le Ohio, says: “I was sick for six « Crim +h ER ly John M ay months and in bed for ten weeks. | McLaughlin eat al.Mre. I McLaughlin SOLOELLE ——__—___——, Montelius Music Hous Sept. 27, 1918. attle, Wash.: Gentlemen: After listening to a demonstration on the Soloelle, I do not hesitate to say that doubtless there will be few players sold other than those equipped with this remarkable device, enabling one to so beautifully | interpret the tone coloring of the original artist, as is done by the Soloelle. | Yours very truly, | (Signed) FRANZ ADELMAN. And so they go, day after day we have many such unsolicited testimonials given us concerning this most human-like of all player pianos. The SOLOELLE brings to you the ability to do what the trained fingers of the master pianists do because FIRST—The Soloclie is the only player plano that affords complete and unre- stricted control of melody and accompaniment separately. SECOND—The Solvelic is the only player that affords control of the tone-color ing, the charm and essence of musical expression. Come hear the “SOLOELLE” superior it is. ing SOLOEFLLE—Autopiano SQLOELLE—Bacon SOLOELLE—Montelius SOLOELLE—Washburn SOLOZLLE—Pianista SOLOELLE. Terms as desired—Other instruments in exchange. —play it yourself, then you will realize how vastly Opposite Pantages Theatre THE TRUTH ABOUT CANDY THE STORY OF A CHOCOLATE IS IT A FOOD ORISITA NON-ESSENTIAL LUXURY? It depends entirely on what is in it and what the food value of the contents is. In the first place, what is a chocolate cream made of? The principal ingredients are: Cocda, milk and sugar, which, mixed, make the chocolate. Milk, sugar and some corn syrup make up the filling. Every one of these ingredients is a food product of highest worth. No one questions their separate food values. We all know that milk, cocoa and sugar, making chocolate, forms a wonderful food. ‘o one questions the food value of milk. We all know that sugar is an essential food. And when nuts are added to the chocolate creams, as is often done, another splendid food product is added. 2 Taken separately, each is high in food value. Naturally, combined into a delicious confection, they are equally high in food value. All these ingredients are food products which the human system craves and demands. That is why the active man, woman and child likes this combination of these food products which we call “candy.” Because of the food value of candy, soldiers crave it. The food value of candy has been forever established through the necessities of this war. The soldier, after a hard day’s work, needs candy. His system craves it. It fills a real want. Shipyard workers, loggers, men and women doing all kinds of heavy work, crave candy because it supplies the need for some- thing sweet to supply bodily fuel. Growing children require the sugar in candy to supply them with carbohydrates. The childish craving for candy is becoming recognized as the young body’s need for fuel not as an ab- normal appetite. The thing is not to deny all candy—give candy rationally and normally, like you supply any other food. —tIn normal times the candy industry uses only 8% of the sugar used per capita in this country. Right now this amount has been cut squarely in two. “CANDY. as a FOOD has won—The Government buys it by the ton.” f Washington have requested the United hase sales of candy and emain in full foree to ‘The Manufacturing Confectioners of the State o States Food Administration to issue an order limiting single purc chocolates to the consumer to two pounds per person, the order to and effect as long am there ix need for sugar conservation. A pledge is also given Geist in all practical ways the equitable enforcement of such an order The Candy Manufacturers of Washington UNDETERMINED Merritt Frank ( 1 doctored faithfully for two months | Private Walter Ti and kept getting worse and finally vate Walter ¥ Private Jobn I Brown ... had « stroke of paralysis which af M. Dauber fected my right leg agd arm and| @ Gassoumis speech. I could not talk for two/f weeks and I had no use whatever | Private of my leg and arm. I was very| Private nervous. My people thought I| would never be anything but a} KILLED IN ACTION helpless cripple. Addre Next of Kin. “It was through my father that Young wes Lowe 1. Mrs. Margaret Young I commenced taking Dr. Williams’ pep oF WOUNDS Pink § Pills. He was discouraged | Sergt. Roy Weleel Los Angeles August Weigel and when be read about the pills | Private Grant Coltenbaugh Hetall, Wash, . Mra A. Coltenbaugh he decided to have me try them DIED OF ASK 2 wave the remedy a thorough trial. | p Reed te Harold C. Reed Idaho Jack or... Mra, Elsie Brown The numbness in my leg dimp-| Private Raymons W. Barne o ‘ed « e ie pould | w peared and after a time I couldicory, ation 8 Remin b Mrs. Ida If Remington walk I grew nger and really | Private Rinaldo ine Mrs, Mary Boscacci think that if it had not been for oTERMINED Dr Wiliams’ Pink iis 1 would Mont...Mre. John Potter still be @ helpless cripple.” {f D The treatment in canes like thia| P is one of nutrition of the nerve Anderson « Kledert, Colo ign. 8 cells, requiring a non-alcoholic by LR ee ah agg’ aoe, nail Beonteel tonic such as Dr. Williams’ Pink| Paul A. Junge », Colo.. -Mrs. Lina Junge Pili, Your own druggist sells the} Jowe N, Pena . N. M...Mre, Rite Pena pila. Price 60 cent n | ave an ¥ eo 60 cents @ box; MX! private Richard “arey . . Cal...Mra. Dela 5. Wil boxes for $2.60. Write to the Dr. | Private Lioyd M. J Cole... Mra, Wm. L Williams’ Medicine Co. Schenec [Private Walter Taylor «oo siastes John tady, N. Y., for free book on home Colo. William Dobbins Private Francia Dobbins treatment of nervous ~ disorders. THIN PEOPLE} FAR AND NEAR NEWS : | NEED BITRO- Flashed by Telephone and Telegraph i bat aviator, BERLIN—A decrease of 2,549,283 marks in total gold holdings is shown John MeCarthy, a blacksmith, years old, of Zist ave. N., died of heart trouble while at work in the Albers Bros. Milling Co, plant, Tues da _ PHOSPHATE, {How It Increases Weight, Strength and Nerve Force in Two Weeks’ Time in | Many Instances. man bank for the week ending Octo- ber 15. John C. Higgins, one of Seattle's wellknown attorneys, has received) ARC! GEL. — Mobilization of Jan offer of a ¢ormmission as maior in|-nen to fight the Roluheviki is méet- the judgeadvocate general's depart: ing with success under the reorgan > lack vim, energy | ment \2ed gov “0 ores. and there seems to] Lieut. ge ais en mong of of the effioncy of this} 4 at the recom. | and Mra te the Kenneth Biles, Oo. P. Biles son of Mr. and publisher of the Aberdeen Daily World, has enlisted, and is now en route to Washington, D. C. PANAMA.—Reports from Guate |mala state severe earthquakes have | much Gamage to property USE BACKA F The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway has been granted a franchise to construct transmission lines for electrical from Snoqualmie Rub pain, soreness and stiff- ness right out with old t. Jacobs Liniment” fi n junction, via Preston, mendat c from the countles treatments of Richme ng ver, if we judge| Heights, ix in Seattle for a short vi aw Preparations andiit with his parenta, While continually | orders for overseas duty | sd | ting m- are *, placing ugly hollo’ the soft curved lin men who keenly thelr excessive thinness. ‘Thinness and weakness aré usually due to ftarved nervy: Our bodies power ulis to Ren: Issaquah and Renton Women barbers will receive from the Labor council the Centr n, accordin fay night at a utive board of pa the m ade recognit cause backache? No! . | They ba > nerves, therefore can jnot cause pain Listen! Your backache is caused by lumbago, sci atica or a strain, and the quickest Kidneys 4 decision 1 Having navigated the French ships Capitaine Remy Gerberviller to in the statement of the Imperial Ger- | | | N. 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Hundreds of people have written us of Rheumatic Attack With Famous Remedy Be assured your Rheuma- r you unless This disease, its attack slowly and with little notice from in violence until the whole druggist and limber up. A moment | Ft with 4,000 tons of nitrates ‘ ithe: nik 4 \“fter it is applied you'll. wonder, TACOMA—The Colby Steel &/tient often becomes a wreck their experience with bad f E what became of the backache, gci- | Eneineering company has purchased|oy g cripple. It attacks in|cases of Rheumatism, and ! 1 Josephine Davis, veportin latica or lumbago pain. “St, Jacobs | the auto marine machine works and} forms, — Articular,|how they found relief from perience with BITRO structural st PHATE, says; “It it remarkable what it did for me. | Liniment” stops any pain at once. 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Members of the Fine Arts society plan to hear art talks at various din e ners and luncheons to be given thi Rheumatism eason, instead of the exhibitions in the Fine Arts gallery, which has been iven over to the use of the Red Toss, The passage of the $250,000 county bond issue to cover current expense deficit is favored by the trustees of he Chamber of Commerce and Com: from President A the Chamber of Com © of the United States, to Presi A lett haa never returned. 1 have given It dent Rhodes, of the Seattle Chamber to @ number who ware te of Commerce, does not approve of d Iron increases strength |) supmitting to referendum to com nercial bodies over the country, the resolution of the local chamber of Oc pber 8, urging that no peace propos: | al short of absolute surrender be con- | sidered The two Oriental liners, Kashima faru and Arabia Maru, are due in Mott bay ‘Thursday, Both ships ave large passenger Msts and Oct, 23.—It is esti- nated t over 400 people will be ft in Nome for the winter, because f lack of adequate tramm@portation [facilities !painful of all disases is in the} blood, and no amount of ex-} \ternal treatment can over-| icome the trouble. 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