The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1919, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, J VARY 21, 1919. | ann eee i OF PLEASURE, WEALTH, LOVE, | Glimpses at ..in School Plays WHICH DO MOVIES. PICTURE | | tae eee q VIF FF co."heut salt’, it! |AS BEST? YES, YOU'RE RIGHT Photoplays |) My ad > high echoes r — . LE SSR NowCurrent FOURTH*ean UNION | HERE’S i the motion pleture stud, ba Bec Friday—Last Times—BESSIE BARRISCALE your school pla always, ph f the plot of “A Romance Saturday ANOTHER fo0 feed oe chy Fa ahe and t r t mand . 1 ' m, r a See aa BILL RUSSELL res tom Hack in Happy Valle Whirlwind Hot One A:Star may ae r geet 1° Romance” ae of beauty een ee ns : wit ce b and talent No potash will come from France f oe in one . , « COLISEUM of New York's x c org ‘e " oe Oe enormous a qulr fe ® ri stage | ‘io th ; a Kimball Young "Iti i a mbal ATEN YEN eee Takes Tonic Treatment | tie ate aoe ' have ethausted their re} Seene from “The Spoiler showing Kathiyn Williams, who plays fina, t elena p ts the pieture w be feature at the pr strength and are Cherry Malott the levable heroine of Kex Beach's famous story of the undesirable eneawen Libert tay’s nouriahment |North, which comes to the Rex for one week, starting Sanday ‘ee rif MI ve ge Bs penne ooo asks, This “hand to] CLEMMEN Mabel Normand. tn Heth Wea emand staged un mental effort is made | 41, It’s clever comedy, exciting drama and splen- did acting, all in one of the best screen stories of the year. collapse is inev SSS Sie Beers MEN OAS OF =a Sees MON TO ccotunaaie aald ig 2 |firet displays Gloria Swanson in a| th Here ay ee. flower-bedecked xwing, hang: | be a wood nymph vous prostration as" a miniature lake, It in| ‘Apollo,” the beautiful. The setting Nervous disorder often means tha ” York cit Here he the lure-of the new e “ pictured as one might/ in a forest and the lovers’ head: | 00 UN vp in 5 es cae sedis «ra system sand Wealth” pictures her sur dresses are a combination of rare | DCAry Dreaks wf oom Di ETION | COLONIAL — Virginia Pearson in der-nourished and the mpanying ng father, who follows him to the “Bechanan’s Wife’; = Charlie ~J unde hah n« jewels and | ferns and wild cherries. / Take a glass of Salts if your WITH IT— pain im the nerve's for food by cdi ty anf rescues } Chaplin comed Ma “ ~ y Medical science has established th o- MISSION —Messie Barriscale in “The hurts or Bladder bothers— throw the Mod, vernon FATHER FIGHTS RIOTERS PAY "iret CASS” A Pant Wigel in “Me Und | hte ses. through the blood, as the nerves re *ernistency wins for the dut a Gen.” ’ 2 If you must have your m . their food from the blood mo Fg cn gg 2 . * day, eat it, but flus When the tone of the blood : + with salts occasionally rioters of THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA THE COLISEUM NEWS SERVICE World’s Happenings FIRST the nerves suffer, Thin, we Jopta a baby to keep noted authority who tells’ us t Hresuits In distressed nidet a b of her husba She adopts meat forms uric acid which a nerves. The common sense treat oks who mistake him for a cow-|the child during the husband's en-| paralyzes the kidneys in theif ef- ment, therefore, in casex They attempt to ima hij forced absence in forts to expel it from the bleed, aediine uae Ga wervemn ind r tool, thinking that he will be “white le baby, whose birth: | They become sluggish and wi 4 jtion, neuralgia and even nervous|Jack Bush, 2828 8. K at, Tacoma, |in a fight between police and worke| unsuccessful in obtaining important | right ret from its foster! then you suffer with a dull mi of business the mires t he wants his two om jamal! children returned to his home, | January 1 wireets | 1! tate options. hereby Jding ‘ r 1 ¥ t h |Prostration, is a tonic which willl nas ged habeas corpus proceedings | ers, were released in police court | Tea! om ptions, thereby aiding | fa He believes it to be his in the kidney region, sharp — cg gg «ctl Recaps ~ . ¢ alleges that | Thursday, while two others were | ict ito. obtain the Be lhe pes =e in the back or sick headache, ® 4 ac nied by their two fined. The cases of three were hel 4 eo ‘ ziness, your stomach sours, tong “Don’t Change Your Husband heh iagee paula al ; ged 4 yearsand 16 months, | under advisement. ‘These are Henry | }eirene , bien agony 9 hapnity enarriea 2% coated and when the weather yea “ ‘ of ma January 17 for & Dubow, Paul Greb and W. 1. Fisher pa ks © woes of an unhappily married bad you have rheumatic twing and all his eff : ¥ striking a United & " are " char T cloudy, full of hannels often get | cralte, of laste sald tity gen Rlalenad tenee tn ike aa os — , seas and irritated, obliging you, to LOWEST RATES TO | he are at the +1 cae tcieee a: Sinaeer “tee relief two or three times duri wyeve of Bens w le Mildes, a ainter of |{ th cles Bem soy Min foptare wit the night ‘ im) ave, N ntomact tured on t Jon th evelel To neutralize these {rritating vi , ce ees i : flush off the body's urinous waste SAN FRANCISCO |o€ complete exhaustion. The doctor | {the picture it prover,to be only the SHE HAS A TEMPER get four ounces of Jad Salts from said my nerves were shattered. Any | nightmare of an American citizen ™M 3 ght and sold at market rates, pe baal finnie Ha Ha makes a fine bar any pharmacy here; take a table= LOS ANGELES excitement or unuowal activity | f German parentage. ber in “Mickey,” at the Clemmer. spoonful in a glass of water ’ i She is a real Indian, smokes a pipe | breakfast for a few days and SAN DIEGO would throw me into a stat seinatone " leseness. I was not only pulk oe ‘I | and erything. Sh: pI all the 3 hen This S. S. WAPAMA, FEBRUARY 2 [1 had dixty foelings. palp n of _Bessie Barriscale,'in “The White aes ome pe jai iatn aan pace dg site \s ade from ‘thea 4 Good service, large outside te-lthe heart. m after eating, hot E>. 4 hewen: Pee SquRmeN famous salts is made F thereby doing away with emall talk . National Bank rooms and unsurpassed meals, of grapes and lemon juice, com- convenience for passengers. } flashes, nervous headaches, rhe’ | 3 ~ and proving her worth as a barber. bined with lithia, and has been Bond Department 1 particulars at City Tet | matic paina olka a nip | | Clip the following and send it to your senator and repre- In real, life Minnie fs most con for generations to flush and "Second Ave. and Columbia St. a hig an Brox . - ne y | 8 ol ia: genial nm reel life, at least while ulate sluggish kidneys, also to Rem THE M’CORMICK _ LINE, "=r wont os sna'tousnt'« tox sentatives at Olymp Mickey” wan being screened, she |tralize the acids in urine, #0 It Bo 109 Cherry St. Phone Elliott “38 be a “ th rare — held her temper well until an An longer irritates, thus ending blad- enone yond mee 7% beginning of eny gora cat innocently bit off a bird| der weakness. return to hea he effect of even FIOR. 0 ccccveccesWececcscecesoee from her treasured bonnet, bought) Jad Salts is inexpensive: co: the first box was surprising. My ap petite grew keen, my food no longer | | distressed me, my nerves were quiet Jed to a degree that I had not ex- | perienced for years, and my strength began to revive. At the end of two months I had regained my health and cheerfulness | | Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain} | the elements necessary to make new blood nerves get their | nourishment from the blood, have | been found invaluable in a wide| range of diseases of the blood and, nerves, such as rheumatism, after l effects of the grip and fevers, new ralgia and nervous debility Your own druggist can supply you with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills or you can order direct from the Dr. t liams Medicine $2.50. Write for a nervous Olympia, Wash. Dear Sir: I urge you to vote for Senator Lamp- ing’s bill to give Washington soldiers $10 a month for service during the recent war. I urge you to see to it that this measure is not buried in committee. Our soldiers should be treated right. They need ready cash when they are discharged. Let's give it to them thru the Lamping bill—and let's pass that bill promptly. Merit and not politics should count. at a country dry goods store, and injure, and makes a delightful eff PHOSPHATE then, she raised a riot vescent lithia-water drink. eee |-————_——__— INVITATIONAL SHOWING | There will be a private showing! of “The Heart of Humanity,” with | Dorothy Phillips, at the Liberty Judging from the countless prepar- ations and treatments which are continually being advertised for the purpose | of | making thin people i} emhy ping arma, neck and lacing ugly hollows and he soft curved lines of d beauty, there are evident- nde of men and women who a : a their excessive thinness Dr, King’s New Discovery and weakness are usual 3 rien ly due to starved nerves, Our bodies used since Grant was IN es ta h4's v.00 AP hi tained in micderh fooda. Physic President. Get a bottle th today NO} Yours sincerely, claim there tan ply thin def fe phe past J. Lunn, in the 40th na bitro-p fred iter a inexpensive, an ather. lo rt years th well - aitred B Stee ane B iggists under a Kuarant fa r fifty years this well t; Thoma. dint district; George N.|jstaction or money back, ly feeaing | kflown cough and cold remedy has | Hodgaon and H. ¢ ke, 42nd dis. the nerves directly, and by supply: | kept evergrowing army King county senators at Olymr are: Howard D. Tay 20th There Was Nothing So Good It did for your grandma, for your k-ltviet: Sitar Ale Frank G he body cells with the necessary | rriends, young and old 2 A " " : has or ‘cod elementa, — bitre well, 24th district; Frank H. Renick, Myers, 43rd district ¥. Conne ices a wel For half a cent druggists and Fran ue, 44th n the appear- everywhere have sold it. Put a bottle nh weight fre Jed m . diatrict; Geo. th -' Cc. 0. Qua nd oat oy Ti x Biol your medicine cabinet. You may for Congestion and Colds | {pi 45th dixtrict; Stephen CE a eit oesetant also car-| need it in a hurry. Sold by éreg as Mustard King county representatives are: | Frank Cotterill, 46th ries with it a general improvement gists everywhere, 60c and $1.20. Fred Mens. James T Jones and! Pease and FE. H. Guile, 47th district n the health Nery eness, But the old-fashioned mustard. moe nesiie, peryousntes | plaster burned and blistered while it nearly always accompany | acted, Get the relief and help that — eA | i. ae 4 teeter FALLEN FOR FREEDOM | plaster an thout the blister. oe Bowels Acting Properly? ght to, for constipation makes the body retain waste matters and impurities that undermine the and play havoc with the New unsurpassed slecples#ness and gen " should not, owing | tir to its remarkable flesh-growing properties, be used by anyone who eect a simi . a | 008 NOt dowire to put on flesh, r | Musterole does it. It is a clean, | } white ointment, made with oil of mu ard. It is scientifically prepared, so} t it wo wonders, and yct docs not blister t jerest in. age Musterole in with the | { ¢ how quict:ly it pri || Total ‘Bais Army Genheities to Date’ | Deedily the pain disappe: j fe throat, bre stem. Dr. King reliable and m ists, 25¢ 8 2 Pi All dru f other caumes muscles, bruises, colds of the chest | sy t often prevents pneumonia). 0c and Ge jars; hospital sive $250.) Washington State Casualties to Date . bby ine Ue ater WOUNDED SEV ERERY pid ) : rong o well || 1 i felt to, mane dite see how long SECTION NO. 2. KILLED IN ACTION “WHO CARES?” is Bl of NUXATED [TRON x J } y times per day for two w Private Jr ; on. Mra Olg a y Then test your strenetts susie | WOUNDED seVEREnY Something new for this favorite star—not a gained Many peovle Rave made Irivate ¢ Da Toppe : 2 this test and have been aston WOES DED—DhGnner unt Ve RYMINED comedy, but a romantic drama_ in hich the | ieccnee oad onerey. } J A. 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