The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1919, Page 13

|Fine Feathers Make | Destitute Husbands Fine feathers make destitute hus bands when you consider the price ¢ plumage this year, Evory time wife or daughter adds Instant relief with 5 Cold Compound” fn ostrich bauble to her winter even = sous |! dress, she addy approximate! way stuffed Quit | $1280 to the high cost of Mving end mnuffiing’ A And according to the latest ukase Compe a a Sere ~ thre from the fashten fixers, a well ‘ Ee ually breaks up 2 1 and -, 3 Decay * tressed lady may wear from one tc rery firat dose OF YOUF |nree dosen phimes Oné not be over postrils J be of your head . totng the thing. heres the head . eas neeaing.| “It's hard on the ostrich,” says ncoln feverishn ceo hie ngs no | Rhoda Nickell, whose full dress Cod Compoun: is t garest, relief Known 804) likeness is ae 2 are Tt acts with: sica, Contai on Pape’s! herewith thrust before you, “But I think plumes tickle the men to death.” Rhoda is the gorgeous young fa- vorite of fashion who revived this jjobtain from practically any drug |STATUS OF GERMAN STOCKHOLM, Nov. 1h The In Football is perplexed 1 th queation of the} | standing for man football asnoctationn have announced |that they wili withdraw if the Ger ANA Are admitted. It in pond to Germans tentatively, but aumociation me. Piritiah | tation, Sour, Gassy Stom- dyspeptic a little] ¢, not the or arbonate, cit but the’ pure! ¥ magne commereia oxide or mi | binurated magne 4 ‘which you can| « st im cither dered or tablet Jit was a pt of the country. They controlled in ja trif ‘rts aiMetineolPackers Now Control GOVERNOR SETS DAY OF THANKS: PET CORNS | } | OLYMPIA, Noy. 11—Gov, Louis] F. Hart, in an official prociama- | Y. ae Half of Cold Storage Capacity in the U. BY MILTON BRONNER u has enated vember as Thank “id-| #0 a8 to bring the prices dowr warehoune, a y God for the ble The commindon thinks cold storage 5 thing warehouses should be considered as reexing capacity to be expected when, as in some |#!! manki © cities, like Chicago, Den er, Fort Worth, Omaha, Salt Lé nd Spokane, the packers op one-half of th ity. Their influence is cages, those who operate them he o| Dackers—alno expect to make exten ‘ate | ive use of them. Such equality is im. cold | Powaible when cold storage facilities are private in character In Deputy Prosecutor ¢ of this world and j | ostrte h plume business u és 0 S | She's coming to Seattle Wednes- the day with “Plo-Flo,” the fast and furtous musical frivolity that will stay at the Metropolitan for a week. : and safest Way to erie pain, reduce the inflamma | | pemicean the stuffed up tubes | 36 ostrich feathers, je to rub on | BEGY’S A % tarine “ decorations. to bed. fine susent, Coughs, Bron-| ore ae of and Tonsilitis it! wmiery in half the time it 3 poultices, plasters counter irritant. it ie Begy's Mustarine a} the yellow box. Thousands quickest pain killer on back if it isn't. Al the yellow box—30 and 60, Wels 8 Co, LeRoy, N. Y. One of her gowns ts bedecked with Hard on the ostrich t« right, when you consider that an ostrich is a ( any ayer looking bird when stripped of ne GIRL ROPER SNARES . \s WATCH LIVER AND |, COYOTE FROM HORSE | ANTIOCH, Neb, N 10.—Celes- | / BO T0 |tine Briggs bids fair to become the ‘ jchampion female rider and roper of | } fthe country, She rides the range | i for her father with all the skill and | efficiency of a professional cowboy. | conten | A few days ago she spied a Should Keep Childreg vnc! of four coyotes, to which whe} In Best Condition jgave chase on her hor@e. She roped} fone ee the other three ee ro | Any physician will tell t their” hen. ‘Taking her dle ory lage fer cent of Hines could te blanket she covered the hole that ag! People would keep their they might not escape and rode to Kidneys and bowels weriien, the house with the one she had | When pn ie roped alive. Her father went out | the poison waste to the den. Attaching a rubber|/ ng TE RT "Fi nose to the exhaust of his auto- ' You actually invite dis-| mobile, with the other end thrown) ease germs when you neg-|into the den, he let loose the gar, lect yourself. Billous-|with the result that there were ee slogeiah coon coyotes. Don't ignore them, es. 8 yon Pint Geto name the KISSED IN THE DARK, | Sena on eeapesch | CAN’T FIND THE KISSER} night and you'll be sur- — how aki it win put youin| CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 11.—/ ‘and make you foul Like new. Somebody kissed Mra. Mary Lupica—| Zale famous oid herb tes kissed her gently on the cheek as| she entered her dark kitchen. She/| st thought it was her husband, but the| wate te pare ae “99 “ dim form vanished thru an open| Pleasant to take and {nexpenaive. door, towing beck graceful, alry| Nothing better for the children. 85 | kisses as it went. Mrs. Lupica en es ste—Linooln Pro- sought for the kisser thruout th o| peeteny » Ft, Wayne, Ind. neighborhood, sought earnestly. Then | she found Alexander Evanoff playing cards in a coffee house and bad him| pinched, But Alexander proved by a| railroad time table that at the hour | Mrs. Lupica was kissed he was wait-| ing for a train, and the court let! ot him go. The mysterious kisser is still unknown. She’s Decorated Machines . asassnanaeiiinticiectiaconntiiiehatalil prices. We At exceptional have @ large stock of traded standard in machined of at prices that are right fome of them good as new. Rotary, slightly « . used . 6.00 io 815.00 Drop Heads and Box Tops from ois Machines rented, $3.00 per Remstitching by expert operator. Mhite Sewing Machine Co. j 415 UNION ST., a One Block East of Postoffice. Painless Dentistry BY THE USE of our improved methods we extract teeth absolutely without pain. This is a most welcome feature Ball who are sensitive about their teeth. No charge for ex- Hon where other work is ordered. LP? You ever stop to think how Nttle it will cost you to ve your teeth put in first-claad condition? Corne in and en. 8 Mouth examined. This will cost you nothing. We “specially to union men and their families. * MRS KAIWMEST 7. SEATON NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—Mrs, Kar nest T. Seaton is wearing a French medal of honor bestowed on her for war work, Mra, Seaton founded the | | woman's motor unit early in the war | jand later did great work in relief of | French wounded. The unit as a |whole has been cited for distin | guished service. and each member | wears a medal ae who work during ‘clock ayn. the benefit of ay we keep open from @ to nem, and 10 a. m. to 1 p. me. LONDON, Nov. 11.—The Church of | St. George the Martyr, in South-| wark, is to have a $15,000 war me In this churchyard wall is} part of the wall of old Mar- shalsea prison, in which Dickens’ Lit-| tle Dorrit was born and in this church she was baptized and mar. ried, Dickens had # room near by, laympt everything yo Y will continued use nesia ean t Xt will instantly neutralize | pacity in the greatest centers of pop-| 1 eat find that provided you| Places where the concerns have big of the bisurated mag- t injure the stomach in f the powder or in the cities with over 100,000 population. In other words, greatest colt storage ea.| Knightly Intruder | preme Given a Black Eye | nivisa: 5 “Wait until I get you slone,” Nick | fixing Claypool will appear | preme court « fhave the prem urt to ico A. W harmful acid in the! ylation, | i In St. Louls they operate 62,9 per} cent of the space. In Kansas City|Balby, her divorced husband they operate 92.4 per cent. In Omahal thru hin t 97.2 per cent. ‘These latter towns are hissed n, when a boarder, p # to follow mont Louls Tore, stopped him from beat-| Thin | her up, Madalenn a test ca Dalby ways) Whether first degr bailable offense packing planta, and tt In to be ex-|'"& pected they would have great cold|in “threat to kill” complaint against storage facilition. |Ralby. Tore received a blackened But the federal trade commimion|eye for his knightlike find that in these packer-operated|Complaint was filed in Justice Otin| wte warehouses vast quanti f poul-|W. Brinker's court Monday. Mrs./ 3 This | Baiby Ii af 4 37th | saved 1 magnesia im conduct ar now by the War * facts — before the su-! pain Olympia V cure an Fr | for William F , Anna E. Nemitz charged) pour a little in y Elizabeth Bryan October , to determine murder is aldrug » If spools were wound with 200, in- | ad of 100 or 150 yards of thread is of lumber, would be | ium Lift Corn Right Off Thursday, | te i thelr voting privileges | shows how tho big are en wiving day A tiny bottle of “Freezon — WASHINGTON, BD. ©, Nov, 11 It 1 secure & pow tion IN| for the state of Washington so little at any drug tore |You pass by a cold storage ware. | these flelds, On March 41, 1918, the! mig proctumation follow few drops upon any corn or callus | big packers owned 4 per cent of Instantly it sto: hurting. house, and you, doubtless, think that] all the butter in storage: 24,60 of ail Anc ear has gone and th 4 + that bothers jif you had any perishable food-|the cheos 0.26 of he « time-hon day of Thankag « y you lift that bothersome corn any per a veone fall t kee ies right off with your finger tuffs you could rent space in there t of he poultr | " L ing the pract ! humbug and put your goods away, Well, . upon this} | hah agp lle Py Meagan } you might, And again, you might eaaihae tampeint|dent of the United St not, with the chances favoring the rivals of the packer nd i Fr. Ha ing govern . sq. | latte | from the standpoint of the « in. F of th tat Washington, t It Neutralizes Stomach Acid-|! : : ad ‘pnteetine Gad eae © oh dy jotta to pee that there| Virtue of the a ty in me ve 4 4 unt Pmeras » wee ou would probably find tha he A or na Br i ‘ ity, Prevents Food Fermen- | warehouse wan “private,” or that. it|!# Competition between food dente ~~ d wnat 1 HIN JOT fich “and “Acid Indi- | erabie portion of Its apace was rented| Control of ‘cold storage facilities) day af thank > the year round to some one or more| Fives the packers an advante wd " ‘g " gestion Jot the bg packers {tare for goods of rishable na And I 1 carnes that ! x The: ; on thia day the people of the state Ax a matter of fact, the federal|ture. They know they will have a * © wat . Doubtices er\trade commission reports that for{Place In which to atore it. A ponsible|Fefrain from their usual vocatior |Don’t Suffer! Relief comes '¥/1918 the big packers controlled 44.6] Competitor may not have such places |/*nd In nee rea, Comma | the moment you rub with per cent of the cold storage capacity | sured him. n thar old “St. Jacob’s Liniment” ssings and this way nearly half of the non on aagee a ton, ts tversal prayer for e on 4| Public utilities, available to all onjJo!n In a universal praye | Don’t stay sore, etiff and oe Waters enving Up nape and de~ | 1v0e city of the country and/ PY - * . ut before giving up hope and lean than one-third of the/@dual terms, Such equality is not| Peace, happiness and prosperity to Rub sooth “St. Jacobs aching muscles the skin harles E. ‘St Jacobs It inet ne, soreness head, neck, shoulders jarms, fingers or any ly and) body—nothing Uke it er of Mra. | re it hurts,” Don’t st trial bottle |six gold medal awards legrees below zero to extract a nondn |than hydro The American Smoke isa cigarette OT only because they —_ such a necessity with our fighting men on land and sea, but also perhaps because they are the mildest form of smoking, cigarettes have at last come into their own. Today among young men as well as old, plain men and prominent citizens, the ciga One cigarette in the following facts nation-wide. —and one cigarette in particular: At Washington A fact: throng of Each day the Nation's capitol sees a new ig professional and business men from every state in the Union. at the Capitol Building and ington’s leading hotels, including the Shoreham and the Willard, these rette is more popular than cigar or pipe and as highly respected as either. ea icular seems, as Bsa to have won a position as America’s first choice in smok- ing, East and West, North and South— changing hundreds of men buy more Fatimas than any other cigarette. In the Army A fact: camps, Fatima was a leader. In the Navy A fact: from every part of America. With our NC Ocean Fliers A fact: ent states. daring flight. — ~ ae 3 cA Sensible Cigarette 20 Sor 25 cents ” At the bi army training camps during the war were thousands of soldiers from each State and Territory. At every one of these In fact, at many of them Fatima wassteadily the one largest seller. And over 740 million Fatimas were sent to our troops abroad. The officers in ous Navy come, of course, But, regardless of where they come from, Fatima suits most of them best. cigarettes sold in Officers’ Mess throughout the whole Navy, over 80% are Fatimas. Of all the The 15 Atherican men who flew on the NC.1, NC-3 and NC hailed perhaps from 15 differs , But of the 15 men, twelve chose Fatimas to keep them company on that long, lonely, P “Just enough Turkish” ) This, in three words, is the reason, This is why, all over America, Fati- mas are the ahoke of shrewd. knowing smokers. Fatimas are not a straight Turkish pga Most men find straight Turk- ish too heavy. The famous Fatima Turkish blend contains just enough Turkish —just enous to taste right and just enough to leave a man feeling right, éven when he smokes more than usual This also is bin Fatimas today are ontselling al of the fancy, expensive, straight Pn 2 igarettes—even at laces such as Palm ch and French 's smartes; hotels PTE ee meee eee Few Drops of “Freezone,” Then Se § , penetrat joints . . paling « on I he quick . Want Bail Denied re i Sher dn eaten, “Nee in Murder Cases solutely harmless and doesn’t burn Liniment™ ef ntly takes awa nd stiffness in the back, part of the You simply hand and rub 4 relief comes y crippled! /Get now from any ore. It never disappoints— | Natural raw gas is frozen to 318