The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 17

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1919. ' BY PREACHER Minister Claims Right to, Use All of English BY THE REV. G, W. ALLISON Poster Central Church of St, Louis A preacher hax as much right as of the en ts anybody und the fault 4 © pointing it out, but in the man be: | ne on There afe some expressions in common use among men aymen that have no aul nt In ce Suppose you lid his dam hat he “did } wnguage that an't Constipated Children Gladly Take 2's. eins! “California Syrup of Figs” "82%! swe sume For the Liver and Bowels ity Tell your druggist you want genuine A man who t “California Syrup of Figs.” Full directions rip onc d dose for babies and children of all ares ty sitak mins ; » that if ever who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- here ix a time when a docter or a ‘ coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on or “hell” amir a5 Dellaye the rege the bottle, Look for the name “Califarnia’® each oor & preacher in the| and accept no other “Fig Syrup.” 1 Sbidiers are rapidly being turned from helpless dependents into producing citizens by the schools of . which have been established for them, At the left, a soldier is operating 4 typewriter, which 2 ma of | writes Braille, the letters of the blind, and the one at the right is learning to weave beautiful baskets, which will ; 7! oft phy find ready sale, Nearly all the blinded are taught basket making, as it develops the sense of touch most rapidly. t has got to U S Marine Band Leader [Ron Av preacher howdy aa Ot ee ~~ ENGLAND PROPOSES ». é Dae Sn NSS RUGGED RACE FOR U.S.TO | Endorses Acid- Stomach Relief [=amaemee too Arr “ittathe) FATHER IF IT TAKES ALBANIA 30°. 955020 Plans for a ed and his arodney al If the United States acta as big/to friends. Woman is always safe! vast extension of the u f electric | olhownchi ail plously {°lprother to Albania, as natives of| among them and their word is never |ity in Great Britain einer tandie, | leat in rea ie at country hav equested, she'll | broken. | ‘The division of the country into 16 | im lem in some Li the Armenians, they are an|areas with a huge power station | . ‘ jealing with Armenians |ancient race. They are said to belin each will do away with the | @pectal to The Star by } ccomes mandatory for Ar. | the t ancient in Southeastern | smaller comr ve projects and SALONIKA, April 3 Europe. ; echeapen production to a point where }tans are charged w os want Inde There are under a million of Al-| current can be used for heating and {® bomb tn the | synagogue tn lence tex direction! banians in their home land, which| cooking and the operation of all | Sofia timed to explode during pray.| for a period of one year. It's up to/ has an area of 11,000 square miles,| household devices as well as for fers, Its discovery saved many lives. |the peace congress Efforts in 1913 to net up a gov.| lighting ie se sinealad ar demestens The Albanians are leas ready for ernment in Albania t am| Current is to be supplied to far. self government and more ready for of Weld failed and ¢ mers as well ax to urban centers and] fight than the Armenians any |) the ineres 1 wtill further 1 the wee loamen the of pro- | | Like Peptiron May Be Just What “itteintu } You Need This Spring . MeDougall Cfouthwick | SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET Probably nine people out of ten ~ ‘ery youre, | 'S. Novy” . . |nave lost or are losing their grip on | Caot. 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Prices $2.65 to $6.95. Little Lads’ Spring Hats Straw Hats in contrasting colors; come in s: $2.00 Lo $7.50. Wash Hats come in sizes 6 tirely new models in plam and izes 614 to 7. Prices 1g to 7. Price $1.00, Little Boys’ Coat Suits Two-piece outfits, with either sailor or small collars, are shown in new ginghams, linenes, cham- brays and madras. Sizes 2 to 6. Prices $2.50 to $7.50. Another model—two-piece outfit, has fts straight button on to the waist. Shown in white, blue, pink, buff and green; also combinations—colored trousers and white w: Sizes 2 to 6. Prices $1.95 to $5.95. ‘ Babies’ Lingerie Bonnets are shown in an attractive variety with trimmings of fine pin tucks, French knots, embroidery, lace and pink and blue rosettes. Prices 65¢ to $2.95. Fancy Lingerie Hats of dainty lace and embroid- ery are also trimmed in pink and blue rosettes and dainty French flowers. Prices $1.95 to $4.95. —MacDeougall-Seuthwiek, Infants’ Department, Third Fleer. Easter Frocks Of Voile, Organdy and Georgette For Younger Girls are shown in a perfect bevy of pretty styles! They are trimmed with dainty tucks, Val. lace, hand embroidery and little ruffles. Sizes 6 to 14. Prices $5 Gingham Dresse: to $25.00. in attraetive new models for school, include Empire styles with Bishop collars and new straight-line styles with belts. Sizes 6 to 14. Prices $3.50 to $10.00. Girls’ Spring Coats New belted models, also new interpretations of Raglan Coats, are shown for $12.50 to $25.00. —atacvougal es 6 to 14. Prices Southwick, ‘Third Floor. “4