The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1920, Page 4

APPY WOMAN,” SAYS MRS. GATES All Run-Down and Had Appetite—Like Differ- Person, Since Taking ‘anlac “Tantac did so much for husband I began taking it and now Iam) t has completely aith also,” was the recently by Mra, ‘Rye 60, Los A health has been extremely for nearly a year,” she said, T felt s0 tired and worn-out all time that I went about expecting give out just any day, My ached and I had a constant tm my back that often IT would go to the and get up and leave without! More than two or + three T lost weight, my complexion yellow and I became so weak my housework was a burden these troubles I was going that period that taxes a # strength almost beyond en T said, my husband had taken With such wonderful results I decided to try it and right the first few doses I began to My appetite returned and WT am enjoying my meals because a" with me The ~ n rast Ave- } A WELL AND [IVES SEIZED | LIQUOR TO SICK | Denounces Reformers’ Ef- forts to Scrap Supplies CHICAGO, Feb, 17-—"These |formera are going too fur," sald | Captain Robert Howard, pro- hibition enforcement officer today, |"We who are handling the adminis: tration of the law will not permit its being carried to an extreme. He was denouncing efforts to pre vent distribution of liquor supplies to “From time immemorial whisky hes been used for sickness, and there is no reason why so should tol re Uquer into tors are urging 1 had such a poor, t ‘camel squad,” thorization from Washing’ |a waren in which to fiscated liquora The seized goods |now fill the of the federal bailding and all ailable space in Major Dalrymple's offi In other states confiscated Uquor is og given the hospitals, and | UMnots institutions are asking the! same privilege. A federal judge will be asked to issue an order to (his | effect ul) | ad back have? and can do my ithout any trouble at My complexion h. jeared up. gaining in weight ‘ery day Tam enjoying perfe: health, Dosband pro ‘ all the RO And since it has done so much Me I fee! it my duty to tell others this wonderful medicine. is sold in Seattle by Bartel! Btores under the personal di- of « special Tanlac represen: ertsement Watch as -- He Sips Joy Juice Reinders, Alaska hotel, while over a glass of cider In the bar Monday afternoon parted with his watch. He be i the man sipping cider next to Picked it s a Fac Pyramid Pile Treat- ig ng Na ] ‘Trial of - axemt Is One est Events suffering dreadfully with Ww, go over to any érug Can Net Affera te lgeers Pyr- ould for for ou D DRUG COMPANY, DRUG COMPANY, ° Mich. arse of Acid-St Flying a singleerated “Sop” by Maj. Albert D. Smith, of th service, was scheduled t ' " ere Tuesday afternoon on i “hop” of his Night from San Diego. | The time of his arrival was not | definitely known. Maj. Smith was scheduled to leave Eugene, Ore, Tuesday morning, but it is coni ered likely that he may be delayed hae fogs. } Maj. Smith telegraphed to the | Aero Clab of the Northwest that he would land here Tu Secretary Herb Munt club, obtained perm: of the park board for the army Myer to land on the golf grounds on Beacon Hill Maj. Smith is coming to Seattle on Dehalf of the proposed serial patrol of government forest reserves. He ‘will inspect possible landing places in or near Seattle. Representatives of the Aero club will be on hand to greet the service pilot on his arrival . unning Smoothly Eight mitiion doMar drive to pro vide annuities for pastors facing starvation because of low wages ix INUXA Body of Victim Is at Mount Pleasant In two editions Monday, The Star! stated that the body of George ©. Bunnell, victim of Aaturday's steam | plant explosion, was at the nty | morgue pending funeral arrange monts. ‘This was tnoorrect. body was taken Saturday night te the Washin Cremation joty Mount Pleasant cemetery pending | ran) | Plan to Reduce Newspaper Size WASITINGTON, Feb, 17‘ in re print paper for the newspaper, Representative He Unota, has introduced @ bill exclud ing from the mails all Sunday papers with more than 48 pages, all week: day, weekly and semi-weekly publi- cations of more than Pages, and all monthiles and quarterlies of more than 100 pag Strong, Forceful Men With Plenty of Iron in: Their Blood— ese Are the Ones With the Power and Energy to Win Tt te cotimated that ever 3,000,000 Progressing favorably thruout the J Northwest, Rev. William 8. Beard, {dean of this district, reported at a dinner in Plymouth church Mon ae : * | In High Men | mn | Swat Living Cost Young men students at Lincoln, high school have decided to swat the | | high cost of an education | “Fifty of us have agreed to wear| clothes—corduroy pants, re tired of this old stuff of spending all our money trying to ‘he dressed up. | omach ‘Millions Suffer From It “Makes the hy do you see so many ik and ailing folks? hy doesn’t the food you a ™make you strong? |. Why do you now suffer : no one had years | asked this of people have over the body, of strength and life. Over seventy non-organic not the food you eat, s cee ite -timagg ad and nigh’ goes on, ig is damage, breeding nillion of germs. | af you belch, if your food its, if you have heart- tight, ter eat- , sour stomach, headache, you are losing weight, if don't feel “ y,” sleep n fact, ailing in any | | Get rid of your Acid-Stom- fae a se ee fo Eminent chemists, after years of work, have found a way to easily and naturally take up this excess acid and carry it out of the body. It. is a tablet called EATONIC, easy to remem- Within t two years, over Body Sour” half a million people have used it with marvelous ber fits. You can prove this in your own case—FREE. | Take EATONIC for five| days—see how much better! you will feel. EATONIC| contains harmless elements that absorb the acid and} drive out the gas—in fact, you can fairly feel it work. Because of its wonderful Merit, 25,000 dealers have started selling and have guaranteed EATONIC for Acid-Stomach miseries in the last two years. Over half a million people now clean out their excess acid with EATONIC. _This keeps them well, strong, full of , gives them a good Soret te, makes them sleep well. No matter what you have tried—don’t give up hope. Call on your druggist and tt a big box of EATONIC. t costs but a trifle. Give it a fair, honest trial for five days—let your own stomach be the judge. If you are not pleased take it back. It won’t cost you one penny unless it proves its worth to you. Sickly, ailing people—with no pep, nervous, worn out, all in—should try EATONIC t is guaranteed to help ‘ou. It is so easy to get re- lief—why feel bad any long- er? You will never feel well with an Acid-Stomach. Get rid of it—see how much bet- ter you will feel. Va 1 | al tb TED I |For Red Blood, Strength « 2B rl | lh / H emailer | RON| She Has a Caller Playful Police Who Steals $160 old Ball Tonight Nelahbors of Mr Ma } ‘Tuenday night the pensive cop will 6048 Maplp Grove p' nid her they | discard hin cares and cavort over the | to Mon-| slippery floor of Masonic temple at pon in h annual Mra, Majone discovered b 4| Mayor and Mrs. C. with $160 which she had cached in a| Chief and rune polleemen's B, Vitegerald and Drive for new momber was launched at a meeting in the |¥. W. C. A. Monday night. | FU D sity ing comps Monday afternoon, Me gina, Calgary, while returning from! the funeral o His home Kept Handy, Brings G fying Helio MEUMATIC twinges ea | Bo do «tiff joints, lame bach |nouraigia, overtaxed musc those palnn from wea too counterirritant Sloan's Liniment gro: | duces Keep this old family friend handy | for instant use-—-a@ little penetrates without rubbing, jeaving no akin} | stains, muse, or Gogged pores, You} | ought to keep @ bottle handy always. | ecia| All druggists. Three sizes—ddc,| ESIA For Acid Stomach Heartburn, belching, sour, h, y at rvamme dv pitha SRS [|| aa 4 I Cua) ow Every year your home receives its “Spring housecleaning.” Do you not owe as much to your mouth? Years of conscientious endeavor have placed this institution on a firm basis. Thousands of Seattle people will testify to the good work received at the hands of our skilled dentists. ry for Less Money at New Address FOURTH AVE. AND PIKE ST. 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