The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1920, Page 4

SPECIAL Starting Thursday SALMON 50,000 pounds choice Fall Salmon to be sold direct to the consumer at the ex- treme low price of 15 cents a pound. Quality guaranteed. Comes now the “registration par the very latest in things being | m Any quantity. Cheapest, best food you can buy. Your Money Back If Not Satistied Central Public Market (Fisherman’s Market) 1422 First Avenue Between Union and Pike Tt isn't easy to get alang on a) short allowance. F ‘almer Talks on Clintitinn Science at Masonic Temple knowledge of thin whea he declared: omnipotent reign “Christian Science, in teaching re Nance on the omnipotent goodness reinstated primiti¥ ‘The great Bible char-| C. B. 8., of Den-, basis that there are other powers tolactors proved that a right be feared, avoided or propitiated. Colo, member of the board of of the mother church, the Church of Christ, Scientist. in Mass., lectured at the Ma temple Monday standing of God destroys fear, heals Now God is good, the source of all| disease, and frees the sinner, There | ® nothing mysterious about Chris tian Science nor its practice, Chris tian Science in simple, natural end|Ceneerning the contest Christian Scientists do not |>* staged earty fear disease, because they know God never sent it and that a right under.) a ol completely destroys nying the omnipotence of Ged—n0 | Ha” iney eee pres that it ( merce, on recommendation of th by this that God has all| matter what our pretensions to the| useless to talk about disease, because |¢tvic burean of the chamber , is ever present, and is the contrary may be. - ‘and source of all knowledge. | immortal fundamentals have been accepted by Chris | . because on no other basis can) ‘@enceive of God as infinite and su-| says the well known bymn, “Now, Christian Science corrects this discrepancy between reality and while men and women have! practice. No matter what the test!- } theoretically these eternal| mony of the material senses may be of God, they have not asjas to the seeming ‘Of fact actually understood Christian mor have they ordered thetr logically and consistently to the eter- to them. Christians nal fact of the omnipotent goodness accepted in theory the propo- of God, which overrules all power of that God is good and all pow-| sickness and sin Mul, but they have lived on the Apocalypse shad A constitutional remedy that removes the cause by’ ding up the system, will stop a cough and break acold. These elements contained in Vinol— and Cod Liver Peptones, Wild Cherry, Iron and ",} lypophosphites—soon create an energy that ows off the cold and prevents its reoccurrence. Here is Proof that Vinel is a Great Remedy for Coughs and Colds Manistee, Mich.— ‘I was ina weak, run-down condition as the result of « ic cough and coid, so that | often Vinol stopped te cough and col! ad i an¢ ‘ter other medicines hac JARGARET DALE That fact eliminates at once He | and forever any other power or good 2 if we fear disease, “The Christian world has recom| are avaricious, hate our neighbor, or for centuries three great varie that God is omnipo | omniscient and omnipresent— find pleasure in any sin, we are de it has no basis, éxcept human. fears | and falne mental pictures. They do/ not study medical works becauae they do not reason from They see no value in “Tia in deeds we serve the Master— ‘Words are idle, empty prayer: All oar Christian tite If the deeds are wanting ¢ physical man. acquiring knowledge of that which is ‘They agree with the state ment of Josh Billings, who js report ed to have said, ‘What's the use of knowin’ #0 mnuch if what you know ho sends only to His children. “Above the ruins of autocratic gov ernments that have fallen in their struggle against Principle arises the rainbow promise of a federation of men and nations based on divine jus-! tice, @ federation where right, NOt! ion ty one that will wash. might, prevails, The covenant of na tions to prevent wars and to relieve the oppressed bas its conception en a right basis and toward the divine unity of men and} ng of which the multitude of the heavenly host sang above the hills of Judea, “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward man’; likewise, did not the English | foreece this coming event nations when he sang: holds = firmly, The writer of the demonstrable a long step Men, my brothers, me: Bvec reaping som That which they Of the things that they enall do, and more clearly seen that love is mightier than hate, that divine un- derstanding supersedes human wis dom, that spiritual strength succeeds | brute force, that human thought will | @ no longer rest upon matter, but will! look to spirit as the only cause and| men will refuse to be influenced by selfish considerations, but will live on the basis that ‘in| Him (God) we live, and move, have our being,’ an St. Paul declared. | This period of reconstruction, destruction of moral conceptions and} the unfolding Of divine ideas is now! | moving swiftly forward and the past fow montha have witnes: fall of two modern Jerichow autocracy and, in the United States, the liquor traffie—and great was the | fall of these twin evils of the part Christian Scientists are taking and will continue to take in oceas, in which hu (man passions are being destroyed and ‘the Sclenee of Christia discerned, Mra. Eddy sata (Science | and Health, pp. 96-97): ‘During this | jfinel conflict wicked minds will en deavor to find means by which to vil, but those who | D 8. C.—‘‘I contracted a hard cough so I could not sleep and soon found I was in a weak, condition and could hardly Vinol built me up and @ough disappeared after other had failed to help me, CoLLins. Rervees, sasemle conditions, weak wemen, overworked ‘old people and deliente child cen, there le ne remedy like Vinel. oney will be returned if Vinol nol GRFATE STRENGTH OWL DRUG COMPANY AND DKUGGISTS EVERYWHERE 1} METROPOLITA .. Two Hours and a Half of Laughter With this purifying FOR WEEK OF SUNDAY JANUARY accomplish more discern Christian Scien crime in check. They will Aid in the They will maintain law and order and cheerfully await the certainty of ultimate Grip, Influenza izard ON 8 Reliable, Antiseptic Preventive ejection of error, IN THE NEW COMEDY “TISH” From Mary Roberts Rinehart’s Stories Published in the Saturday Evening Post Adapted by Edward EK. Rose Management of AUGUSTUS PITOU, Inc. Evenings; 50c to $2 Wednesday (Best Seats): $1 Saturday: 5c to $1.50 Plus War Tax During influenze epidemics, spray the nose and throat several times a day with one part Wizard O1 and two parts water, using an atomizer mn atomizer, gargle | the throat and snuff the mixture up | nose, This treatment sets up an nilseptic wall of defense against Chest colds and sore throat lead Stop them at once with Wizard Of] before they can develop into dangerous influenza. Get it from druggists for 206. not satisfied, get your mone SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW try Wisard lAver | pink pills, 30¢ | Whips, pleasant little p {at druggists, THEY ORGANIZE “REGISTRATION” PARTY Pacific Ports, Inc., the foreign trade published in Seattle, ink zine tiated the idea Monday We have bad our splash, skgting | ploye of the office, numbering near other parties devined ly a score, to put a bugs in bigarre, but the | ographers Presents iteelf/up* Monday morning for the “reg-| as the very last word in newest) istration party.” The pligrimage got | te extremely prideful of the fact that upder way shortly before poon to- Members of the office force of | ward the county Oblate Fathers Conduct Mission “The Two Great Social Evils of Today” wan the subject of @ sermon delivered by Father Phaten at St James cathedral Tuesday night. The talk was ono of a serten of lectures kiven by oblate fathers from Lowell, Mass, who are conducting a week's miasion for men, which opened at the cathedral last Bunday evening. to editors, were OFFER BONUS TO AID AERO DERBY W.E. Boeing Will Contribute Money for Contest For every $10 that the Aero Club of the Northwest can raise toward| the proposed Aerial derby to Alaska, y, plon will | pharmacy the Boeing Airplane f manufacturers of th contribute one dollar, ace n offer jof the Aero club by Wiliam | Boeing, president of the concern, wll contribute $5,000, it was le Wednesday. Officials of the olub report that scores of flyers from various parte Thousands Hav of the country are wiring inquiries whieh will thin tn@ rating Tues@ay by Chamber of mer A resolution club was adopted trustees of the ARRIVES {EARL GREY LONDON, Jan, M--Barl rived home yest: tion, the government wished, A woman's idea of a good complex. ! CATARRH DOES HARM ly, If you want to keep your hair her Me te of the Nove ‘on Other Organs, Get Rid of Catarrh of the when | the detleate lung tis one oor Every em and ranging from sten-| had their respective "dated |on the elty's poll books submitted to the trustees | Frank 8. 2. | register of $18.60, and took a quan If| tity of nareotica ¢ | $50,000 tn raised for the Seattle-to Alaska flight, the Boeing company ed the Aero! the Com Grey jwho has bean in the United States 4» special British ambassador, ar day. He declined to make any statement for publiew "you feel but said he was prepared to how they return to the United States, either perk up the spirits. 10c and 25c a box. officially or as a private citizen, if) - *, | much alkall | throat, | beco, chranic, eakens lode tissue derabbes twhich is pure and greaseless), and THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1920, ea meee each and every member of the force, except for a couple of stenograph envy that they had yet to ceelbrate theip 2lst birthday, Uned up and Today the staff of Pacific Ports it may be put down as 100 per cent elty building, where |in the matter of registration. Lemon Soda Bandit Gets 20-Year Term 8. H, Enyart, the bandit & gun exploded in pis pocket in o was taken to Walla Walla peniten ary Wednesday & five to twenty-year sentence, im | posed by Superior Judge A. W Frater when Enyart pleaded gulity to robbery. Under the pretext of ordering a Jemon soda, Enyart entered — the at 9:30 o'clock Saturday tied and bound the clerk, Headrick, robbed the cash ent, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | Are a Harmless Substitute ¥ J - | Hair Often Ruined by Careless Washing } Sonp should be used very careful looking | Prepared ita best. Most shampoos soaps and contain too This dries the acalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it he best thing for steady une w& sified cocoanut of! | shampoo *, the digestive organs, and may Ved |in better than anything else you can {to" commumps | taste, emell o | the volo. It Jense and re imhpat une. | One or two teaspoonfuls will al | cleanse the hair and scalp thorough repens Tood's Sa aritia, which [1% Simply moisten the hair with purifying the bieod, removes the |Water and rub it {m. Jt makes an |cause of the disc 4 gives per-|abundance of rich, creamy lather, manent relief Thie alterative andl which rinses out easily, removing tonie medicine has prov satisfactory t In _th¥ee wonerations If there ts Dili ton, take HM. : thorough catharti tive. 2 20 Years 20 SEATTLE’S LEADING DENT BY EPWIN J. HNOWN, D. D. 8. 106 COLUMBIA 5ST. 1 am now on my 20th mile lone aso dentist In Seattle. 1 have remod- and enlarged offices to pre care for this r-growing prac denta ganizatl attle that will re ford. every orphan child @ every needy person an ¢ fortunity to their teeth for without eo them. Tf 1 ¢ om pllah shall feel that have done Fon thing worth Wh BPWIN J. 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LUNDBERG Co. 1101 Third Ave. fenttio To begin the new. year right we earnestly request all of our former patrons to call and kave their teeth and gums examined, and if anything ia wrong, we will gladly make over and treat the gums free of charge All work guaranteed 15 years United Painless Dentists INC, 608 Third Ave, Cor, Phone Elliott 31 dames St. Hours: 8:30 a, m. to # p.m Sundays, 9 to 12 ral who admitted with mixed pride and/ they are used up in human energy. | who | to start serving | church, labor organization, commer. | cial body, fraternal order and social jagency in solicited by the committee. editor of “The Survey,” and James award Rogera of New York, |ton State college, Prof, Howard B. | ington, don C. Corbaley, executive secretary tle, mosmber of the executive commit. tee of the Social Welfare league, the moat important result of the confer. | meeting. ence is expected to be in the diree tion of rural social development lof the Various topics will be led by | the principal speakers. informal meetings will Conference headquarters are bein: maintained at Frederick & Nelson's assembly room, where noon's session was sessions will be beld in the Y. M. C. A. and morning section meetings in the ¥. W. C. A “Child Welfare.” Address of and Mothers’ court M. Toylor | court. chila Ww | lett, University of Washington “Social ernor Louls ¥. giene,” |The Boy Geiger, superintendent ‘SOUND HEALTH to many thousands is practi- |cally a matter of the right use of reliable means of maintaining vitality. | | where hy the “Merk of Efficacy” —The Fisherman. pee paper, Geol & Downs, Migomilld Nd. UM | A HUMAN MATCH FACTORY By 1. W. SHORT, M. D. The body of the average man containg phosphorus sufficient to make 483,840 matches, enough to fill about 6,000 boxes, allowing eighty matches to the! box. Phosphorus is one of fourteen cle- | menta entering into the composition of the body. It is divided among the bones, | flesh, nervous system, and other organs. Without phosphorus the brain would be weak, the body feeble, and the bones would disintegrate, leaving man a squidgy invertebrate squirming in the dust. The perfect health of the human body requires a perfect balance of the | constituent elements of which it is com- posed, The carbon, iron, lime, sulphur, sodium, ete., must all be replaced as Take all the iron from the blood and the » inscribed | circulation stops. That’s death, Change the proper proportion of these sub-| stances to each other, destroy their | natura} balance in the body, and you destroy the balance of health, THE FOOD WE EAT Where do these essential elements of | held up @ pharmacy at 6303 Cali-| yital force come from? From the food | fornia ave, and was captured when | we eat. How are they extracted and downtown pool hal) Saturday night, distributed to the several organs they | sustain? They gre extracted and dis- | tributed by the stomach and other or- What | gans of digestion and nutrition. happens when the stomach is “weak?” The food is only partly digested and as- ‘State Social Welfare | Conference OpensHere Washington's greatest confer- city schools, “Pullic Health as an) similated, And then what? Then the balance of health is destroyed and there’s blood “trouble,” nerve “trouble,” lung “trouble,” heart ‘‘trouble,” or some other “trouble” with the vital organs of the body. Pain is the hunger cry of the starved organs. What then is the logical first step to health? Put the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition into a condition sound health, That is just what is done by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and that is just the secret of the many marvelous effects of this remedy. No medicine can make fat or flesh. Food alone can make them. Only the stomach and its allied organs can extract from the food the elements that make flesh and fat and sustain life. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov- ery is not a cure-all, It does one thing. It conquers diseases of the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition. The rest Nature does. Nature feeds the nerves, enriches the blood, heals the lungs and restores the failing vital pow- ers. “Golden Medical Discovery” only removes the obstructions disease has put in Nature’s way. is no alcohol in “Golden Med- ical ag iecst f aud it is put up in tab- let and liquid. ‘ BLOOD AND COURAGE Without good red blood a man has a weak heart and. poor nérves—it’s ten to one he’s not brave. Thinness of the blood is common to men and women who work indoors. There are too many of the white blood corpuscles and not enough of the red, A common sense way to put the body ina lectly eo begs ng type is o first cast out the poisons from the system by a simple vegetable laxative such as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pelicts. After- ward enrich the blood and increase the red blood corpu- scles by taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. This is @ medicine almost wholly made up of concentra- ted extracts from botanic plants. SPOKANE BOY HONOBED STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, Jan. 13—Gien L. Pollard, of Bpo- kane, wag elected captain of the freshman basketball team heye last night. ence for social welfare since the | Educational Problem,” Mrs. Jose H W T0 RID national conference in Seattle | phine Corliss Preston. nN several years ago opened here | Thursday, § p. m. — Subject, Wednesday afternoon, Discus- | “Health.” “A Preventive Program OF YOUR COLD sion and suggestions as to [for Public Health,” Dr. Edward T. , action in relation to child wel- | Devine. “Mental Hygiene and the! , ; fare, health, rural social develop- Need for More Provision for the! es ment and industrial and economic problems will occupy the atten- tion of the conference, which ends Saturdays ‘The participation of every club, Smith. ings. the state has been Dr. Edward T. Devine, associate national officer of Community Serv. | “Rural jee, Inc., are noted speakers on the program. Other speakers include President B. O. Holland of Washing- Woolston of the University of Wash- President William Short of the State Federation of Labor, Prof, Norman Coleman, recently elected president of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, and Gor- league. of the Seattle Chamber of merce, Take Up Form Settlement According to F. P. Foisie of Seat- Com. sion. Marvin Afternoon and evening discunsions In addition, take place ch morning on related subjects rested by any group of persons, court M dent, thin after: held. Evening The program for the conference in full follows: ‘ Wednesday, 2 p. m, — Subject, wel: | President's Methods Mavor Fitzgerald “Juvenile Court Pensions,” Judge Har. Yakima juvenile Standards of Rarbara Bart. addrens, "Minimum fare,” Mra Read Will Speak Wednesday, ® p.m, — ystruction Dr, Edw Subject, polal Res 4 T. De nstruction, | vine. “Community Organization as a give a new, rich, fadeless color to | Method of Social Work,” Dr. James|“ny fabric, whether it be wool, F Béward Rogers milk linen, @otgon or mixed goods — OLEY NEY Thuree 10 a, m.—Section meet. | dresse louses, stockings, skirts, a lings. “Hlousing and Sanitation,” | children’s goats, feathers, draperies, | oo mate from the purest and finest | discussion led by Dr. H. M. Read, | coverings. pape tage as Apba'rk it help- | Seattle commissioner of health The Direction Book with each | mp on "Thos ake spa cla Reconstruction,” discussion | Package telia so plainly how to /f Mente. Mer - hides hae ny M. H. Marvin, state industrial | iamond dye ever any color that je ever ey pills, for y. 2 p. m—Subject,] To Adress of welcome, Gov. Hart. "Social Hy- Howard BK, Woolston bhlem,.” Prof. William of Tacoma “Health.” Dr. SCOTT'S ser} It ie known evory- ing the Mentally Holland on List Friday, 19 a m.—Section meet- “Rural Organization of Social Forces,” discussion led by Earl Kil Patrick, manager Northwestern Di vision American Red Cross. “Health,” discussion Woolston. Friday, 2 p. m.—#ubject, “Rural Organization Organization Forces,” Dr. EF. Red Cross Program for Rural Com- munities,” Need of State and County Boards of Public Welfare.” Mias Evelyn Gail Gardiner, Friday, dustrial and Economic “Industrial and Boonomic Problems,” Dr, Edward T. Devine. “Some Ideals of Organised Labor,” William Short. “Constructive Methods an Unemployment Situation,” Gor- don C. Corbaley. Saturday, 10 a. m.--Business ses- Saturday, “Industrial and Beonomic Problems,” discussion led by M. H. The officers of the Social Welfare league are: President, Judge Har- Taylor, Yakima; vice prest- Prof. W. G. Beach, Pullman; secretary, treasurer, Cleon B. Roe, Seattle. Australian bushmen have a legend that fish once lived on land, but gath- ered about a fire one day they were blown with their fire into the sea and that the fish stayed there and the fire still burns under watér, DYES HER GARMENTS BUT NONE CAN Wiens “Diamond Dyes” Turn Faded, Shabby Apparel into New Sree eee cee Don't worry about perfect results, Use “Diamond Dyes,” guaranteed to you can not make a mistake | match druggist show you “Diamond Dye" Colof Card Stevenson | The quick way is to use Dr, King’s New Discovery Don't put off until tonight what you can do today. Step into your druggist’s and buy @ bottle of Dr, King's New Discovery. Start taking it at once. By the time you reach home you'll be on the way to re “This standard family friend has ” is stan ZT wd "a ay. ae been breaking colds, coughs, grippe “The attacks, and croup for more than fifty years. It's used wherever sure- fire relief is appreciated. Children and grownups alike can use {t— there is no disagrecable after-effect. Your Gruggist has it. 60¢ and $1.20 bottles. Bowels Begging for Help Torpid liver pleading for assist- ance? How careless to neglect these things when Dr. King’s New Life | Pills so promptly, mildly, yet effect- ively come to their relief! Leaving the aystem uncleaned, clogged bowels unmoved, results in health-destructive aftereffects. Let stimulating, tonic-in-action Dr. King's New Life Pills bring you the happiness of regular, normal bowel and liver functioning. Keep feeling fit, doing the work of a man or woman who finds relish In ft. All druggists—260. Unfit,” Dr. led by Dr. Howard B. Q. Holland. Karl Kilpatrick. ‘The secretary Social Welfare 8 p. m-—Subject, “In- Problems.”” of Meeting 1130 =a, m.--Section David F. Tilley, Seattle; mitted to remain in the system. ‘When your kidneys are out of order, the impurities are not removed and remain to poison stem, caue- ing baskacke swollen = stiff te, eyes, fost and p » waxy, dry skin, rheumatic oe pufbners il high etandard of their m ie néver deviated from, no matter the cost of ingredients advance, SOLD EVERYWHERE material, have | Old Herbal Remedy Used For 40 Years in. The most satisfactory results have been obtained in combating Diabetes: by observing cortain dietary and the judicious use of Warner's! back working again, to the astonish- Safe Diabetes Remedy, preparation used with marked suc:|ple say I am looking better every cess for more than forty years, EMULSION: time-honored and reliable,| combines palatability, inherent | virtues and unrivaled efiicacy. At the first sign of weakness! !¢ft the hospital take Scott's Emulsion. 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