The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1919, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919. iEME SESE OSC Se SSE GRANGE FAVORS | + x + the first week in February we ~ Py] ALLIANCE PLAN inserted this ad: Favors Referendum on the | i . *. ‘Hat a ag isn, = ang « « * fiber silk should be manufactured here The welfare ommittee © the . pie state grange adopted the principles of the T co Wednene ee a : tate aetah « | Fiber silk, because of its many favorable qualities, is 4 farmers, a product that is winning wide sale in this country | f the Sta : abroad. Fiber silk (viscose) is in reality a by-product ; the Joining with the of the lumber industry, and the best material for it Inrgent body of farmers in the state | db exists in Washington in unlimited quantities. Spruce. 4 inte | g wood pulp, when ground with caustic soda and treated ro r p the alliance » meeting was presided over by with carbon disulphide, becomes a viscous fluid, which” jw | may be forced under pressure through capillary tubes, | * Gtate granges we bed ‘ coming out as fine filament bling th oduced Many mothers who in order to keep the home neat and |). 72g Wiogued” rosotwtion by the silk worm. ‘These filaments, after being harde 4 jf f [favoring @ referendum on the ened by the action of ammonium sulphate, are united attractive, the children well fed and dressed, continually | |'ssv + mauons,‘navionatation ot and twisted into yarns. ‘This manufactured product is overdo oners and the abolition of military more lustrous, dyes beautifully, and costs, under normal le training. Withdrawal of troops from j conditions, from one-fourth to one-half as much as | Russia and nondintervention in M Mo pd S aeeeatel Ghd web ine worm silk. Its greatest use is for knitted fabrics, and The experience of motherhood alone causes a severe strain |/!c2, "ste, micrestst. ana mob tw E4]| BRN if, manufactured’ tm this state the preauct Gam - upon the system, from which many women recover slowly - VINES tun bese) utilized in local and Middle Western knitting mills. As , ’ : Bim . Early Pioneer of . : : it is Pv hey used for designs and stripes in cloth, and serious feminine disorders may develop unless great County Is xl ee its manufacture here would provide an additional ma ® Mrs. Ann Stoven Mercer, one bd care is taken to prevent them. | xing county's earestplonsers, terial for future textile mills on this Coast. aron Mer To such women Lydia E. Pinkham’s |) tstn.‘is tinea i ol Ka a f w RI 4 * * * now note this: Vegetable Compound is invaluable. For rf Uneral services will be held at 2| U. S. MAKES STRIDE WITH FIBER SILK Wood Pulp Basis of Industry That Exported 15,000,000 jock Saturday afternoon at the/ Pairs of Hose Last Year. le tense int asin AEN Bonney-Watson chapel many years this root and herb medicine in ald to have more| has been recognized as thé standard {/*®:n is ine cower” sive had ¢ whom are living. | \ ATTA TAFATA \\ VALUED AT. $7,677,000 mo remedy for woman's ills, })thisires. wns. in'turn, bore 20 erent | | grandchildren restoring them to anormal, The living children are William |H. Mercer, Joshua D, Mercer gg “ee ee 4 healthy condition. Mecosr, "ire," Francia Meailstet| x eh I A Mo Pa C | Mra, Mites Perringer and Mra. mee East Hampton, N.Y.— “For ||“Here and There” =| two years I suffered with a Divorces Come Up ~ periods, and | was so the results of what happe nd “over may tired that [was not able)" Winim icenevan wllegem that, aft to use Lydia E. Pinkham's gd find his wife had fallen in love with ifies the threads, which are, when completed, similar 1p bh he recruiting officer “over bere.” | i 4 net b Simona pm and chemical qualities to the fiber produced table Com and it | And Dorothy Mitchell also | ; 3 Used Same as Silk gee relief. My pains | ieced : ie of what, abe | This #itk or thread is used in the - Artificial Product Has a Greater Brilliancy Than the Natural Fabric. Special to Business Sec Not that these but they were m - d into eompetit tifieial silk man n from $857,000 d into silk stockt treated with cai d in carbon is & viscous sol r being filtered and allo Fa al \ ‘ Mistase anes AanrARARS BE alltin F as are the threads pro am now able to do my work and ‘ } ; 1 ‘ Bap, al { } i cies“ ot similar com teatienontal and if on rd five da oat thetr coder Fly 1 “ yf - f i Bide 7 : sete and clan Se : Compound does others as much : hing. Tay, the chief silk id, thor h large god sit hase wl be very no at Roads CEL Reade “hnganinc’ Gabe Na eons a much pleased.” —Mrs. CHARLES er Community| et rica. E. MORGAN, CBFEL.Dennett: [| provement and extension of county ] | 1 rded to the A Word toChildless Women |; | deputy | There are women everywhere [| ¢ mugeests that roads | ng from Seattle bear the name! of the community to which they | who. long for children in their f°" ;"* ,cammuntty, vo wn ‘mrouid | homes. yet are denied this happi- be Improved first and the secondary | jroads after that, he says, The| hess on =e some functional recommendations ‘willbe acted on | Miser ar | Given His Release) spree caes ches | Tony Anderson, ie ws coro- ‘ners jury to be an ac ———————————— | ie ete wee This Bank is empowered by Federal Reserve Charter to act as Trustee, Executor, Siltanen and serio de ged ig Bly - Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds L udi td F pj n kh a m Ss Bo Sy Tp bac wn | Bond Department Savings Department Trust, Department and fired the fatal sho! Successor to Union Savings & Trust Co. said the thug robbed Mrs. Sittanc Hoge Bldg: Second .fuc. at Cherry St. Seattle of $200 after shooting jmask was found in a The | Branch at Georgetown Branch at Ballard |police have been unable to loca a dl e ' -om diet na | him. Savings Departments at Main Bank and Branches open Saturday evenings 6 to 8 o'clock |PANAMA CANAL TOLLS INCREASE IS PASSED = "ad, st i, "| Darwin on Way to (Northwest Pioneer Who Dreamed ' rhe iat ; i Sees 6s gee perso City, Is Now Dead Adler-i-ka —|duty, The t State Fish Reg smeresd Leslie | ‘ by the Pacif lumber interests, | Darwin left Seattle Wednesday night| PORT ANGELES, Oct. 2—George | he left the colony with several hun- _ PAINL — NENTET |Oppose ‘Marking of |for Loulaville, Ky., as representative | Venable Smith, 76, founder of Poet |e of — of ripen worth of Washington at th nabs as a ate |Of Property and without debts Cost on.Sale Tags Howard Hanson Is : xg | Angeles, and a resident of this state|"" ("Taber of the constitutional "Im order te introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest e c Luncheon Speaker |* : x " since 1883, died at his home here | convention of California, in 1 ‘Mrongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; el retail merchants to mark “ pe 1 0 §| Monday morning | was the authdr of the judici y “After using Adler-i-ka my you can bite corn off the cob; guaran with the ont price have! “Renources of eich ianiper of Wash: |, Smith was the organizer of the Pu-| tem of that state, In 1883 he moved |!s able to * tae ane house” teed 16 years. a protest in the |'Meton” was SUBNC? OF & Oe get Sound tve colon to Seattle. Two years lat le a housecleaning. 4 EXAMINATION FREE of arte here orn b HELL TA K ON BOLSHEVISM («croup of 2,000 men and ven | acting city attorney, he b ead and pain in her side dig= $15.00 Set of Toeth.......... \o 4 il trae bureau of the ' The and Cure of E ».| Whose purpose was to build aller of the anti-Chinese moveme: d.. « ng tesa W. H. Bru- $10.00 Set Whalebone Teeth ch r went to the trustees and the subject of a talk ” ” t Seattle, which resulted in the exclu d that the marks - hag oo . ‘ = € city of Port / sion act indicate * tems of | Navy > tt . %8 When Smith resigned| Mr, Smith's ns were shipped " ing stomach distress borne by t ailer in the presidency of the organization, | to Seattle Wednesday for cremation, | 1 Empties BOTH up ae. on ens ine JURY FREES MAN OF } and F : a : ower bowel, flushing N= Cow oer ine ered’ would van, MOONSHINE CHARGE * 8 Welock, The pubiic| Prescription for [282 sineary which pola ig invited. Often JRES constipas ine | pear to be” excessive, Arthur Acton, charged with oper E a The trust e c ating a still in Snohomish nty, Charles re a Cc Zz e m ai |tion Prevents app coming to our offies, be sure |of the m , nto not guilty in |¢ claco, adre have sold Adler-i-ka many years, i who ‘are Saad the right place. Bring this ad with you. jiita utd" crernallvestnstant™ remedy—A /Tt ig a mixture of buckthorn, eas Susdays From © to 12 fer Working People tis ianestes “ ‘ scat cara, glycerine and nine other slm= OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS (eran rated hut 0 |merent Chi at the Fray Tansheon| ee aru Dew 60, WARTELL's Come in and ask u nt born | leading pees 18597. lly anate WILL BE YOURS New Records From the ‘Hawallan Lata Baceree Fs haries ar Sh : : Sa dice heap aoa with one of these famous instruments in your home. shatta.tte Charles No home is so bright and contented that it cannot I'm Forever Blowing be bettered by beautiful music. 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