The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 15

f SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, DF t REBELLION i INSTOMACH; J etters to ; } } } } { } ' rs ; ns \ “Pape's Diapepsin’’ at once | Edited hy } } ¢ } 2 ) HisChildren . fas Buc Kin Bishop ds Ind ! i" Ne ends Ndivestion and ry 1919 Py & SEES. ene, Sour, Acid Stomach — and I enjoyed it to the tu nolia tree, singing away to himself sumps of ' yein, If your sick, ga u just rned se lwp allt ch gas acids and and me digested food—just take a tablet! | | tas the r unning, He and two of Pape's Diapepsin to heip| | didate for the presidency ¢ and |the hone into : utralize acidity and in ff » min {fice scandals, the Reed with their utes you wonder what became of the | investication and the Panama get in and pain, acidity, indig and distress vest were atill keeping the and then they play it over L If your stomach doesn't take care President's hand» full, ~The other, Ethet is playing tennis quit of your liberal limit without r Editor n|% Hood dea if your food is a damage inst “ < of how Harold went to the} | think Yagenka t# going to come a help, remember the quickest PETER RABBITS FUNERAL [circus and sang the great spheral /OUt all right, and Bieistein, too, 1 est. most harmless stomach antacid White House, May 28, 1904 song of the circus, Well, yesterday |"@Ve no hope for Wyoming or Me is Pape'’s Diapepain, which costs so Dear Kermit mother leaned out of her window and/©Wn. Fortunately, Rusty is serving (| Uttle a at drug s stores It was great fun seeing you and heard Archie, swinging under a mag. | 4% Well “Let's geo it Boldt's—uptown, - 1414 Sd Aves downtown, 913 2d Ave. Shingle Congress ‘Dies miseteas <page d aa: Th little birds in the mest in the | in Convention Here Nines ds the 'wartan tones eran Toothache! ; wiht al oval ogg merged er yn To ease it get on < Se rt = B Stomach. Pr or Sates aie = ay “ BENGUE , } rain has no chance SOLONS GET RECESS I was out walking 4 ar against It. At every Regge ny Spach ef a land pa th last drug. store Pa a “po ry ree t Thea Leeming & Co. N.Y. dealdea itn, . - od I fed them | : | . J ? Better Bread | ; Pusu, . ! sup By Startir Banine Co ; 19th Ave. So. at Main St. Sab Ww Aye same. 2 Ul | Nut Butter Sd ONLY $100 | 4 HOLBSUM To get this pretty home. Of course you have to make PEA ots 24.8 " ' BR your payment of $15 a Bienes nite, Howse June 12, 1904. | “| EAD month, but that is f yOu! Give my love to Mademoiselle: 1 . @ Good to the last crumb. There's have a job. I build the first hope you and Quenty are very good is a reason. We use the highest unit of two rooms on my her i don’t play in the | quality sagrediants to be had any- 'y-acre Little City Farms in nnd think wou where and {West Seattle and you move were sgt ve -we bake it in the larg- | in and finish it when you can. Laie ae dade | No other opportunity like it|™* from time to time. The other in Seattle to own your home. .41 pu a | } | | est, most up- jay an eagle came; this morning an to-date bak- | Better get a circular or see ~~ ery in the Northwest. me. Cy H.C.PETERS | \¢ 716 Third Ave. f \—— (@ have drawn him holding a rat! claw.) We t both to “the 00 wr. J. browns The other while walking ornrurum with Mr, Pinch and Mr. Garfield we climbed in the Magden deer ark and almost walked over such a pretty wee fawn, all spotted; it ran off like a little race horse. MAKE IT A “COLUMBIA” XMAS | | reat jumps anu weld ite ite tail straight in the air. © House, June 21, 1904. ty Quee | lay, when out riding,| n the road ahead | rer Terrapin and were sitting ne another and Here indeed is the ideal Christmas Gift—a gift which will continue to give real pleasure for a lifetime. Choose your Columbia and Co- ~ lumbia Music at the “Eastern,” b A Handsome COLUMBIA MODEL GIVE “COLUMBIA |_ sie RECORDS” dt REPENS: "SS ELSE LEGS LEIS EAA AAA bg is Bei pth ‘4 OF HATE seriotive), Orcheatre 0 is Sonata (Beethoven) A5966. Blue Danube. + i “Symphony Orchestra. PM Tales of Hoffmann, (Barear ; ole), Cincinnati Symphony x Orchestra xt “The She’s Coming Soon in ulfitting @~ « xg A Romance of the ff) PIHONOGKAPTE DEPARTMENT ~11 UNION Strangest APOVBAID IE PEI IO IEIE FOIE IOIO IAF years ¢ allowed te | the Fs Inly ! Ht WVUUUUUTUUNOUUUTUUTTUUINEUOUURETEOUIAOLONELUDETLULRRETEUL TorHURTLOAACULAALORICEHVLERIALORARIUOGLALCALCOPLOLEALLELLCGALLUGALCELOD all in bloom, too, . For $2.00 a Week is —e The very popular model illustrated is with a choice of ten song or dance num- i | CHARMS or VALLEY FORGE bers, will cost you the moderate total of |“ , PN Deareat Ethel ’ Jana, of $108.50, which you can pay on the spe- ar We: Hiv ware ® dite truiie e044 pats cial Christmas terms of $2.00 a week. xe | children and keep! ane’ ys, xy a busy | grant with FOR 19338—Annio Laurie, Hulda Lash ‘ have en anska Forge with U8|the porch $12.50 bed: Tet aah ai 49560-—"Good- bye (Tosti) Rosa Strongly made, setefind w ASHINGTON'S ‘COMPANIONS AT and some of the scenery really beau (Copyright, 1919, Charles Scribner's | mutilated by Hindu worshipers, who relieved colds and coughs for fifty years IT" wae 6 an unusually high quality | CHINESE MAID SUES after-effects. wels Act Human func bin rls Act firmly without | ¥as arrested October 24 on a statu. Your money will be returned if Vinol fails — purgatives—when | tory charge, the girl and her gratifying results, 25¢ a bottle, all the ume and the jasmine on way ne in nd even cliffs. \ wonderful work f wr government,| MANDALAY.—The government is setts ave, im fra sit is the most (and the man of most brilliant mind making rigid inquiry into © magnolias are 1 here. Mother |-_Hamfiton--whom we have ever de- | cata gore —r : & the cliffs in her | veloped in this country. jupon Europeans who have visited habit, very pretty and most) Burmese pagodas, A when introduced halt a Not once in he qual Its effective-| wae ds and coughs) rio guit in the Mendocino superio: _ Scranton, Pa— “I used Vino! for 1 thousands of Limes) oot against C. C. Hing, a Ch) keneral weakness, poor appetite and | nervous, all run thousands of families, wreups s been pro and given to the little for the eafé. sure treatment of | The complaint alleges that Hing. n ten days after taking. Vinol I could | took it and the result is 1 am ds and grippe, coughs and croup,| he is a merchant of Fort Brags yee an improvement. | »| Nad failed to keep his promise to yplendsl appetite, I hi ed baby, do ‘iT housework and (<) | it leaves absolutely no disagreeable ni ave gained in | baby, my hous: 6 | ” phobbrpag.: a bottle at your|™Marry the Chinese maid and shy Yeah an fee vl stronger in every wey. "| like a new. person."’— Mrs, G, PNY drome tenes is seeking a recompense for o —MRs. L. 60¢ and $1. 20 violence All druggists . 10, 1919. ap Blankets Pure Cotton 6 You Warm The Gift for Happiness “On Christmas Morn and All the Year 1a Wooln is A pair of warm, cozy Nashua Woolnap Blankets with its deep nap, attractive pattern and generous size will indeed prove a ‘happy solution to the gift question. Nashua Woolen Blankets are a weicome gift and demonstrate the good taste of the giver as weil as convey the holiday spirit. Individually wrapped they are ready for Christmas morning. See the Nashua Woolnap Blanket Gift Display at Dry Goods and Department Stores in your town. These blankets are woven in ample sizes to tuck up and tuck in:— for Double Beds 72 x 84, Twin Beds 66 x 84 and 66 x 80, Single beds 60 x 80 or 64 x 76. The size of every pair is given on the printed ticket. Merchants sell Nashua Woolnap Blankets on a small profit because of their big sales and complete satisfaction. These pure cotton blankets are warm, washable, moth proof. The patterns are dainty and attractive. Look for the woven label. Full Sizes of Nashua Blankets are priced from $6.50 to $7.50. Send twenty cents direct to us for a doll’s Nashua Blanket, size 16 x 20. State whether Miss Dolly prefers a pink or blue striped border or a blue plad, Amory. Browne 2 Co, Department B-6, Box 1206 Boston, Mass. AIH stare ort | IRATE HINDUS ATTACK VISITORS TO TEMPLE day, way up ond | what is called North. |Monroe and Marshall- Burnt Mills, where | dent of the United S' deep and narrow have built chief justice who s to do such al (To Be Continued) nteresti The roads were good army officer recently was with metal frame i . i v ALLEY FOR tiful. We were gone four hours, half Sons.) ‘are opposed to British rule. and extra strong eeerney Marie 2 | White , » 21, 1904, |an hour being occupied with the | — ae spring which en- La Firza de} Destine | Dear Tea | scrambling in the gorge. ables you to play tions, Columbia Symphony Mother and I had a most lovely| Saturday we went to the wedding two records with one winding. A good tone and Orchentra SS -——-- —|of Teddy Douglas and Helen. It was | plays all’ makes of ‘records. La Firza del Destino Over . a beautiful wedding in every way enesecieeinemens ture, Columbia Symphony NY jand I am very fond of both of them, | Orchestra a anday we spent at Attorney-Gen-| A5487—Dance of the Hours, Gincow s RIG WT AWAY pe Kno Valley Forge, ond er PR karin dpa cat icy xe tle address at church in the overs pesca a v. afternoon, as they 4 x to build neo Symphony Or oot Dr. King’s New Discovery aad ee to ce ne ¢ the tha y that winter ficers were Ale: hington's | among the junior | er Hamilton. By Taking Vinol —— It increases the appetite, aids digestion, transfo' ood into red blood corpuscles, muscular ti MAN FOR LOST LOVE Orain and nerve force, thus replacing weakness, UKIAH, Dec. 10—Elizabeth Her VOUSNEeSS and lassitude with strength and vigo a Chinese girl of Me ino: City f That Th. is Nothing Like Vinol and a high school graduate, .b Proo ore, Jacksonville, 11 and croup MN the t Taken by | néec, asking $26,000. damages. oss of strength and flesh. At times | strength or ambition to do XE { was simply too weak to work. With. | My doctor told me about t gave me a | and well again, | now look aft MEANS. Lamson. For all run-~ ie Rervons, anaemic cond! ions, weak women, corked foodie old people and: deliwate ohitdren, there is no remedy like Vinel, + |broken heart Hing has a wife in China, Me STRENGTH CREA OWL DKLUG CV. AND MMUGUISTS be vteer wi POL ie but unfortunately he has another wife, 1392-34 SECON xe Marriage | you treat them wth Dr, King's New |Brother were the complaining wi — OUR te on. ae R° AND. RECON ANE | on Record. that gets right down to business and| Hing wants to marry the girl 1 al ‘®) > | 4