The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1919, Page 11

"EVERETT? TRUM: —— FOR fT T HAINT GOT, YOUR HAT ANY MORE. > Planned to Welcouis Gob, But Now He Is Homeless ] ing thru the nether regions has more | committee himself Lenbart ©. Shrader, Clerk of the city council, had all set to house a gob when the| finding a vacant house for self and| FRECKL ES AND HIS FRIENDS— By the time the Pacific fleet will y- Lenhart had it all planned how he was going to give some gob a mice new meal and a warm bed out im his home at 401 30th ave. But Monday Lenhart changed his mind. By the time the Pacific Fleet will have moored in Elliott Bay Lenhart will have been made homeless. In fact, Lenhart is on a still hunt for ® home for himself. Life was all to the tobasco for day noon. But in the afternoon he was told by the owner of his house that he'd better get out and hunt for another domicile. Lenhart asked what for, and was told that the house had been sold and that the new owner wanted to in right away quick. Lenhart the new owner how about it the new owner replied that he Madn't purchased the house, but Merely had rented it for an advance of $15 a month over what Lenhart had been paying. . Anyway, Lenhart ts looking for ‘a new horne. “The well known snowball travel- MEX. BANDITS KILL AMERICAN WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—Mexi- bandits murdered Herbert 8. PGI of Chicago at Coapa, state of Chiapas, Mexico, on August 30, the state department was advised. Representations have been made beth to local and national Mexican authorities. MeGill was riding horseback when he was attacked from ambush and ‘wounded. He fell from his horse and thrown into the Coapa river. ‘was recovered and buried at Coapa. LOYAL LEGION ASKS FOR REPRESENTATION WASHINGTON, Sept. 9,—Claim- ing membership of 40,000, the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen Yesterday wired Secretary Redfield asking representation at the round table conference on the tndustrial situation called for October 6 by President Wilson. Redfield wired the Organization headquarters at Port- Jand, Ore., suggesting an applica- tion be telegraphed the president. Lenhart up to and including Satur-| chance of getting by than I have of friend wife,’ wailed Lenhart today | 3 THIS WOMAN HAS | GOOD NEWS FOR | Resident of Everett Over- comes Cause of Indigestion, j Headaches and Sleep- lessness. “A great many women are suffer |ing from the effects of poor blood who could soon regain their strength and happiness if they only knew of the remedy that helped me,” says |Mre. H. B | Walnut et, Everett, Wash }-3 had an attack of in lenza,” she continues, “and my bi Houghton, of No. 2948) | became so weak that I could hardly | fer myself warm. My complexion | was sallow and I waa tired and lan | guid all the time. There were days when it was impossible for me to do my housework, I suffered from se vere headaches and my nerves were unstrung. I had very little appetite “After I had tried several medi |cines without any benefit my mother }urged me to begin treatment with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, She had great faith in this remedy and had always kept it on hand as family | medicine. ing the treatment I regained m petite and then my strength came back until now I feel as well as ever. I rarely have a headache my color in good and I feel like do- ling my work. I have given the rem. ledy to my daughter and ahe has been Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills too highly of them.” Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold jby all druggists or direct from the | Dr. Williams Medictne Co., Schnec | boxes $2.50, postpaid. Write for the lfree booklet, “Building Up the Blood.” “*Nestlé’s,"" he said. “They origi- nated the fied powdered milk form of baby food many years ago, and now it has the largest sale of any baby food in the world.” hen they must know how to feed babies, I decided. And so it turned out. 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I know the Nestle Company will be glad to help you as they helped me if you will fill out and send the coupon below. ‘They will send you ough Nestlé’s Food for twelve and a Mother's Book by sts on how to take care of by. hey want your baby to smile, \ Newlé’s is pure mille in powder form that is already modified and does not always uniform, Always pur + bas mood the test of NESTLE'S ANEMIA VICTIMS A short time after start | |tady, N. ¥., 50 cents per box, six/ By CONDO|,- | | was beaten to death. His body was | sre a reliable tonic and I can't speak | | | | ltle ia | point for vast | care | | | | THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ET 2eAT Scorr! ~~ WeLeN AND “Ther FAMLN ARE COMING HOMe “THiS EVENING AND “The House 13 ——7 A FRIGHT! | ad 1 AM AT TH’ BALL GAME AN’ |) LEFT My MONEY os Meee], rg hse Pansy Alwaus Delivers in the Pinchesa AP TER LAST NIGHT — TH GAME 'D RE OVER BEFORE GET r \ How'mM ‘ Fi Lae < Now REMEMBER ALoysiUs THIS 13 A VERY SWELL DINNER PARTY; Do Tey AND ACT LIKE TH’ REST OF THE SASSIETY SWELLS: | I WOULD LIKE ‘To Kiow WE WAKE OF TTO AUTD'S “TRES. TAM ALWAYS WAVING TIRE TROUBLE. ALL HE LET ME 1H ON ‘ SeckeT ALL MY open we Jey HALF OULD HOME AN’ BACK GONNA | \.GET IN? } 36e IF Nou wEiew Sixty. BGUT POUNDS CANT STRING ME AND, FOR “NA HEAVEN SAKES DONT EAT PEAS WITH DOING, d ST RARNESSIN]| WE LAS DINNER party! @ BUTTER KNIFE AS AU. BewT- ALL RIGET-Nou wsT SOE WEN | GET hs TH SCALES.” CLARICE OL’ GAL, YOU WRONG NE, Dip it! “SURE THING FRANK - SECRETS ARE LiKe A PosT CARD (SEE, THESE TIRES ARE MADE ) SrA INDIA RUBBER INK — ow YY BOSS RIGS ME UP IN Pata NEW SET EVERYDAY ddlarnciedewa FP Artillery for Gamp Lewi ith nt, the Atlant! » reach tb | s\: ert loaded milit steamship Ca bullt shiy a s arrived in Pug an 4,006 an indi men, thi arries more th She « artillery say local equipment shippin soon to material to dev and the North Pa lery forts, Local army of brought 1h amp Lewis on afer of th je from Camp Lewis the persoanel of t 4,500 artil officers declan suppl shipped to f th artillery Camp Winfield S¢ Thin will cantonment t ount tt Increase erymer Practically all the anthracite coal in the world is found in the anthra cite coal Helds surrounding Seranten, | Pa, iNew Highwas to Everett Planned ghway from 10th ave rett will be known a Con truction wa ture and Plang were commission road will be 100 almost propriate the cou The and will make alight line from the end of 10th N. 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