The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 4

New Block Schem SRLEY, Cal, Mareh 14 Your youngster learn while uf inly,” respond the modern tora, and the only question is ther the child tearns ne F something he or she can really sense co Tan ws city, expert this in mind, Mr Hillyard, of ¢ Of small-sized tots, has de ised @ set of blocks which help the ter learn to read, by the mod: phonetic system it colors, which all ehildren Are worked into the system tn AB Way that each color becomes with a certain sound the sense of beauty which fills a soul is made very helpful the great problem of learning to Told Blocks Harmful Hiliyard’s blocks tackle the precisely along the lines of “first readers” of the phonet now used in al Behools, She Pidtime blocks, ca ying single @o more harm than good, as @y teach the old method iy teach your baby that the let SQ” ix pronounced “Gee,” when UP{Odate school teachers insist TMhat it is really “Gun”? Wh fell him that it's “Ex” says it's “Es,” or @ven the all-wise 7H the child learns one thing fom haying a fine time building words, Mhother, and just the reverse a its teacher,” say Mrs, Hillyard | Makes the ch ask himself: pa are merely interruptions of the te Wrong?” And the answer vowels. certain to be: ‘Mam . Colors Used, Too Plo she has invented a set of } At Will keep mothers from losing tir reputations sounds, my blocks give there are the vowelsounds,” aid of Mrs. Hillyard. “These are Inted to all language; the conso-/“E’ on In learning these albimportant e child the Few Drops When Corns Hurt, Pain Stops! Corns Lift Out | Don’t let corns ache twice! Lift any corn or callus off with fingers—Here’s magic! No humbug! Any corn,| Put a few drops directly | whether hard, soft or between| upon any tender, aching corn the toes, will loosen right up| or callus. Instantly the sore- and lift out, without any pain.| ness disappears and shortly This drug is called freezone| the corn or callus will loosen and is a compound of ether] and can be lifted off with the @iscovered by a Cincinnati] fingers. reezone doesn’t eat out the ‘Adk at any drug store for a| corns or calluges but shrivela small of freezone, which| them without any irritation. will cost but a trifle, but is} Women! Keep freezone on sufficient to rid one’s feet of} your dresser and apply a few corn or callus. It is the| drops whenever a corn begins woot marvelous drug known. *| aching. Pain stops, corm goes! WUGGISTS! VICK’S VAPORUB br gene wired uy to ship vick’s VapoRub by th eke Deal Scheduled for Last! route, regaciicus of extanset Ket ber, Which Was 4 Guu DOUS JOB TO IN. ‘ TRE! & OUR PRODUCTION on Account of) in this emergency, we have tried Influenza Epidemic, Is| to do our part. We scoured the % jcountry for raw materials—our Reinstated; Good rrattic Manager spent ha deen our the Month of | ing treignt cars in—we shipped raw -| Materials in carload lots by express and pleaded with manufacturers to | increase their deliveries to us. IR ONE MILLION JARS | -,2".'t ¥%9 * sow process. Some [of our raw materials are produced OF VAPORUB PRO- Feng in Japan—supplies in this coun a y were low and shipments requ “DUCED EACH WEEK {04 three months to some trom tie b | Far Bast. Then we had to recruit | and train skilled labor. We brought 4g with pride that we announce| our salesmen into the factory and y the drug trade that the shortage | trained them as foremen. We in c va VapoRub, which has last-| vented new machinery, and man- | since lagt October, is now over-| aged to install it on Christmas Day. Since January Ist, we have| #0 a# not to interfere with our daily Ffunning our laboratory twenty- | production. and a half hours out of every yy. 1 . y Jast of our back orders, and re- slags if peta ore, are no long By January ist we had every thing Pequested to order in smail quan. | T#4Y to put on our night shift, and since then our laboratory has been |running day and night. To feed our 3 i | automatic machines, which drop out UThis deal, which we nad expected one hundred and forty-three jars of - gallgne “tty and which | VapoRub 4 minute, or one million d gage on account of | and eighty thousand weekly, has re- hag ed ‘apoRub, is rein-| quired a force of 500 reople. ‘Our 2 month of March. This | Cafe Department, created for the @ discount et 1 Jo On ship-| benefit of these workers, served Spel caggsty byt raat eeal 7,000 meals during the month of Jan from groas. 5% of! wary alone it Is allow: | . merece i * nals ldbeaed Joh) 13 MILLION JARS OF VAPORUB “sig the retail drugeiste to| DISTRIBUTED SINCE OCTOBER ra salar oi immediately, so| AN idea of the work we have ac the jobbers will be able to get | C°™Plished since Vall may be given itedeents to then: | by our production figures—13,028,976 Jars of VapoRtub manufactured and 8 OF THE PUBLIC DUE distributed since list October—one DRUG TRADE DURING | jar tor every two families in the en INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC | tire United Staten Whe thanks of the American pub-| During the influenza epidemic ip Sfe certainly due the entire drug | Vick’s Vapolub was used ax an il, wholesale and manu-| external application in connection ing—for what they accor-|with the physician's treatment, and d during the recent influenza| thousands of people, unable to ob. The war caused a short-| tain a doctor, relied on Vick's almost of physicians—nurses were al-| exclusive! Impossible to obtain—the ae-| Literally .millions of families all on the drug trade was unex-| over the country, from California to and overwhelming, and to| Maine, and from the Great Lakes to demand “og gy nobly. | the sult, ve = ik druggists kept open day and|found Vick's Vapo- if Btad slept where they dropped|Rub the ideal (Seo IBER DEAL REINSTATED the prescription counter.|home remedy for druggists called their | croup and cold % by / n off the road to help fill or-' troubles. OG NAP RRON NoRT. nATRERC. apceRN me eRe EASON CLS LE IER EOI IR IIA THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1919. Meat Cleaver Is Used in Argument Over Living Cost} FRENCH ATT (Special to The Star b MURDERER |S STILL AT LARGE of Kiwutara Anume fruit and cigar e Is Evolved By Berkeley Woman Educator nigh cont of Itving writing now about the Irench is not) and mea ‘ 7 ery nice in Seattle Thursday evening. B.A) mer) times over head with a meat} the room-mate poijee Friday r wounds were slight, # eity hospital after they admired D'An which was found und in return he Creeiman bid to eon 1 | Jugo-flave to the the m-land trying to excite his country: accuses un of ous monumen Mark's, which was tion for $50,989, the pert commission on r mendation of Port Engineer N | Creelman was the lowest bid-| taking away the tal horses of St Beauty Without Good Teeth Impossible Sound, gleaming, beautiful teeth ~is there anything more fascinat- ing in woman? And this mark of beauty—shall neglect destroy it? It will unless you are ever on the alert. If your teeth are in poor condition, of the dentist's expert workmanship, don’t delay an- Phone or call at our office. You'll hardly realize what our skillful, experienced dentistry can do for your teeth until you see the actual result of our workmanship. Whether a filling or crown, a bridge or plate is necessary, you can depend upon us for thoroughly sat- isfactory results. Electro Painless Dentists “Laboring People’s Dentists” Located for years 8. KE. Corner First and Pike. after running th has not been se to obtain @ description of the mam, HE LIKES FRANCE Calhoun, son of William to remain in France jof his regiment fet wail for home, additional six monthw nervice over there Wan SHOCKED NERVES NEED PHOSPHATE the 634 Coart artil a master elec Mrs. Grace T. Hillyard, gaventor of the “phonetic blocks,” it “Bul”? strating their use by playing with one of her young proteges, who is sadly in need them straight ations of vowels and alxo combinations of are printed on a whit verious colors are @ same color for any te child should first be Phone Malin 2555 uilding is lots of dares to recall the French massacre Congressman Lin H, Hadley, re on Vaster at Veror ted to the new ways What he is|cently app nmittee, was a vinitor Sizes 6 to 11 $5.95 LOW UPSTAIRS RENT 66 STORES—BIGGER YING POWER NO CHARGE ACCOUNTS NO EXCESS PROFITS JUST SHO AND SERVICE AT PO VAR PRICES Big reasons why you should buy your hoes at the “Boxton.” Count them Profit by them BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP | Second Ploor Fitel Bldg. Second 6 Dike St; Zi the little one puts he puts the vowel Then in front| combination that will make Even Babies Learn can take away 1 astonishingly shert time the merest baby will be working out néw combinations for himself.” The Hillyard blocks have already been adopted in several local schools and parents are using them at home. Washington Men Win Promotions in Army Abroad Fred Liewellyn, formerty ad jutant general of this state with the After thirty years in the retail business we are giving up and going into the wholesale line. We are going to sacrifice our $100,000 stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, etc., representing best makers and mills in America, at ridiculously Low Prices. have been promoted to the rank of Heutenant colonel Jewellyn is on Gen. ing’s staff at Chaumont, Bolles is on the general staff. This gigantic sale will start, and we must dispose of our entire stock. It has been re-marked for this event and you will be agreeably surprised when you come here and see your dollar do the work of two. We invite merchants to come and make purchases in quantities, as our prices are much less than the preserit wholesale quotations. But our advice to all is to come early and make their selec- tions before this big stock is sold out. Below are a few prices quoted on different articles picked at random, but come and see for yourself, Bring this ‘‘ad’” with you for reference. WEF THIS STOCK MUST BE SOLD and We Cannot Urge You Too Strongly to Come and See for Yourself “aq Pioneer Railroad Executive Is Dead Thomas Fletcher Oakes, one of the foremost railroad men of the Coast, and who, as pres mt of the North- thru to Seattle dead at his home at the Sorrento ho- Oakes was 76 years of age and leaves three daughters and one #01 DRTAGE OVERCOME AT LAST yirs. H. T. B. Jacquelin, both of New Prescott Oakes, Values to $2.75 SUPREME COURT MEN court were honor guests of the Per Cent club, which met Thursday night In the Masonic club rooms. and an amusing Suits, Values to $15.00 Cut to Chadwick featured the BOYS’ SHOES Values to $30 If you MUST sell yours, get what they're worth $2 WOOLEN Worsted Suits, UNDER- $17.50—Cut to Heavy Work Shoes, Values MOTHER, DO THS— Suits, values to No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into crop, or worse. And then’s when you're jar of Musterole at hand to gi Prompt, sure relief. It does not blister. and a certain remedy, xcellent. Thousands o' mothers know it. You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too. Re» lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitia, matism, lumbago, pains and aches of feet and colds of the glad you have @ JUST A WORD TO THE MEN OE... ives who are going back to work in the shipyards, etc. Come into our store and get your working clothes for one-half eee what you will pay elsewhere. Watch the crowds go to PALACE CLOTHING CO. CORNER FIRST AVENUE AND SPRING STREET SsGoMe EARLY We know that we will have an army of buyers In our store, but we have an exceptionally Musterole is e: large sales force, which will be at your service, croup, stiff neck, headache, congest! chilblains, frost (it often prevents Do Not Be Misled Look for Our Signs im you think of adve think of The star. ANE ROE RUT HE Pr ARR EN ‘ LO RUA mA VA Nc NO ee Worth to $3.50 Men's Suits, $2.00 Heavy Serges ff Heavy Flan. Tweeds, etc, J nel Shirts Cut to Values to Cut to $35.00, Cut to 1 38 Be WORK GLOVES Cut to Men's Fine Kid and Calf Dress Shoes WV SONOG ALUIGIT | ATUWA 3IN0O t of Shoes from re are of no value to us,