The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 4

Va. The Pipe— meeting every CASES: For the Cigar or Cigarette, from to the highest in the Jewelry manu! art in Silver and Gold. All fut, HUMIDORS: Earthenware, Glass or Porcelatr ener attachments f1E SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1919. Very few of the men have the opportunity of making choice of their own presents. Were they privileged to do it is needless to say, the demand for Smoke Articles would far ex ceed the supply. It is a wise Wife, Mother, Sister or Sweetheart who carefully of the man who car The Cigar— Christmas. equirement SMOKERS’ ARTICLES dreaking the out Just what the name implies—an article to Cigars give the smoker greater comfort ard more m the stime of the use of Cas or the Pipe--lweping the clothing free from obnoxious oto r t, hundreds of the The Cigarette and Cigar Holder, keeping the tobaceo from the mouth and the from the fingers. Cases for carrying with satisfaction eet T , the man who cares Smokers PIPES: Imported the small leather telescope case sturern lakelite or without Cases, are most be $1.00 tw $35.00. Made for the purpors a keeping a Tobacco without Aluminum with moist to keep t A MAN’S GIFT— Famous for the comfort it In no other line are man's affords, it is becoming more tastes catered #0 ext popular each year With sively Made from Havana . D ir this popularity is an increas Porw K Ma « Ix an the Cigarette ing demand for the better meatic tobacco, Men know ¢ won the War, pipe, A good pipe is a most the difference and seek that ta ee excellent gift. The “Marcee which they like best. Boxes ; De Luxe" Itallan Briar of twenty-five and fifty for jal Christmas makes a most attrac or Uttle th for furthering the Christmas ( Articles are identical, 72 Delightiul—Satisfactory Presents for Men humors the taste & £\ The Cigarette— In the last fow years nothing reased in popularity Some claim The packing brands in Spe Cigarettes and Jars for keeping the cigars Toba ‘© Pouches Engtieh made and Italian Brier or Amber or Hard Rubber Stema, T5e¢ wo $25.00. TOBACCO POUCHES: ¥°r ing it becoming loone Is never a puzzle to men. They Know the answer. It is a good pipe. “MARCEE DE LUXE” The pipe that is built to satisfy the assortment to ngs espe fort of fts and carry Smok in the the to Pouch cigars just as he wishes them kept. In Ma ket and at the same time keeping hogany, Oak or Cherry. Zinc or Porcelain baceo in good amoking condition, lined. Most attractive for the Office, Home is the thir A large or Club. 86.00 to $40.00. from. TSe to 87.50. TOBACCO JARS: ¥"t* from ASH TRAYS, MATCH CON- TAINERS and LIGHTERS: *='* © in ularly attractive and serviceable for the proper smoking condition, holding from eight Home. Not only an addition to the Home to sixteen ounces. An attractive addition tc Furnishings b n inetigat 8 ut an instigator of neatness. the Den or Office, $1.50 to 810.00, $1.00 w $15.00, The pipe that is made from century old briar—scien- tifically treated and cured; guaranteed not to crack or burn; easy to break in; the most popular of the Italian Briars. It is perfection in pipe manufacture. What more can you ask? An ideal gift. $7.50. SPRING CIGAR Cp —eo—— 7 Five Stores for Your Convenience 707 First Ave., Foot of Cherry St. 418 Pike St., Between {th and 5th Butler Hotel, Second Av. & James Leary Bldg., tnd Av. and Madison 1106 4tn Av., Bet. Union and Pike Sent on Request We will send any article to Home or Office address on request. A letter or phone message is suffi cient. You are asked and expected to take advant age of this cigars ats, with ¢ wrappings ve gift French Meerschaum | A Holiday Service " To firms desiring to make ides WOULDN'T TAKE A DARE, HER Loss COMPENSATION “Bq you advise me to go and| Hushand—Suffering Mike! Fooz-| She—How do you like my new asked the tramp| led the ball right into my eye aes work on a farm” at the back door. eye! “Advise you?’ said the man of) Wife—Oh! 1 suppose that stroke the house. “I dare you!”—Yonkers | is a total lows, then, isn't it, Henry? Judge t Statesman. I think it is awful.” Judge Why Acid-Stomach Causes So Much Bad Health Many le seem to think that acid- stomach is of little importance; thatit merely causes some slight trouble such as belching, heartburn, sour, gassy stomach, food-repeat- eating, heartburn, belching, food-repeating, ete. ing, bloa 4 Now of course the right thing to do is to get i realize the rid of the acid-stomach no that the food will be { those same people would on! real truth abont Sake first symptoms appear would at once start to get rid of them, what a crushing load of awful suffering, misery and ill-health would be lifted from mankind! Do you realize that the ill effects of an acid- stomach extend throughout the entire system and more or less affect practically every organ and tissue of the human body? Well, it's a fact. For that matter, few people realize that one of the chief causes of decay is a tasteless acid that forms in the mouth—acid-mont! the dentists call it. And so with acid-stomach— on can’t always feel its actual presence but it | oa right on creating serious damage throughout the entire system nevertheless. For instance, probably few people would ever think that there could be ret connection between an acid-stomach and dandruff and falling hair; or between an acid-stomach and a gouty foot, Nevertheless there is a direet connection, Acid-stomach interferes with digestion and assimilation. It causes the food to ferment, here ism quick and eary y remove acid-stomach w comfort. It is called EA a bit of candy. burn, belching vim and vigor, money if you are not satisfied, Makes the stomach sour and creates : That's what causes those acnte stomach pains of indigestion, that miserable bloated feeling after on -stomach and when these kere digested, Natare will do the reat, to do this, wonderfnl new discovery makes it possible to the slightest dis- NIC, made in the form of tablete—they are good to eat—just like EATONIO quickly banishes bloat, heart- , food-repenting, indigestion, etc. A marked improvement in one’s general health speedily follows the use of EATONIO, There ia better appetite, better digestion, more strength, EATONIC fa to be had at all drng stores, Your druggist Is authorized to refund your ATONIC (CROR YOUR ACID-STOMACH >) A I won't wear | the )) Japan, V/ronging China, | Commits Trade Suicide ™ ject people, the fruits of whose is the fifth of a se * art on by industry ¢ * appropr Gilbert at will by the overlord have no ince iv to that of immediate bh tive which alo purchasing pow cor—an incen never produced any of importance the loaned area Written Espectally for RY RODNEY GILBEE ne Ortental J alint) open to Japar Outeid a Ther the meth in whieh t tin Ch 1 t trate at «oatrategs na for the cheap goods which he nts, as in Fukien and Hankow beat produce and, without #o much a by you One way in to secure a monopoly | leave,” to extablint © patre over the existing general market. | garrisonm, erect wireleas installations new marketa.|and furnish a base of operation for The other is to create Anyone who k . per capita tra individual tra might find hia m the China Knows that Proment hoda not popular the new markets which might be cree| ‘The entrepreneur t proceeds ated are worth times what ex-|into the interior, He enjoys extra ‘ day, The ntlalities rather | territorial privileges. If a differen than the actualities of the Chinese | arises he has merely to take market have always been the lure| that he is the defendant. The case in tried bef sul of his owr nationality, and the result trials up to date is that » courts have de to the Oriental trade Yet how ¢ ship of t kets In of such in effect ed that on Japanese statesman y week to create new mar sedin Misia nina a Japanese can do no wron, In the leased areas it forces Chi-| *TOP® | Nese owners of strategicallylocated Prost of Stupidity | properties to sell to Japanese at the| ‘The Chinese have seen Korea be Japanewe price. It 4 yolizen the come a part of Japan, y find means of transportat and dis themselves obliged to use ewe criminates beth in rates and in ser-| money it ancient capital of the vice in favor of the Japanese ahip-| Manch ‘They are arrested and per. The Chinese dealer must be-| beaten in the native province of Con come a subordinate, or move | fucius. They know that preseriptive On railroads in such territory, Jap | rights will soon be claimed in Fukien Janese control announces ite presepce and Hankow and wherever else Jap- |with the discharge of all Chinese) anese merchants are protected by [above the grade of menial laborers, Japanese troops, } the vacancies being filled with Jap. Will they invite such merchants anese—who have had military train. ing Japanese troops preserve order ac cording to their own notions, beat inf magistrates from time to time. | firing on Chinese troops every now and then and exacting apologies for it, and hazing the common generally number into the booths of « in such regions the Chinese are a nationality in? Will they try to make it profit able for such to stay? What would the Japanese do? | till a field of free ¢ among more than @ 250,000,000 Chinene. 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