The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1920, Page 9

IN T THE SPRING-TIME( spring one feels rundown, | jtired out, weak and nervous. | |Probably you have suffered |from cold or influenza which | jhas left you thin, weak and |pale. This is the time to) | put your system in order, It jis the time for houst-slean| jing. | A good, old:fashioned al-| jterative and temperance |tonie is one made of world roots and barks without the use of alcohol, and called Dr. | Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-| {covery, in tablet or liquid| form. This is nature's tonic rhich restores the tone of! the stomach, activity of jliver and steadiness to | nerves, strengthening | aA NY one knows enough to) |whole system. Send / carry an umbrella when! |Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., #t rains, but the wise one is for trial package Tablets. » he who carries one when it! scartte, Wash. iis only cldidy. Any one will #! rundown condition. Had bad ngs a hen he| Dek lorderea stomach, Kidney | Or a doctor when he}, uvie and nervousmesn I took three ets bedfast, but the wiser |botties of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical i | Discovery and five or stx bottles of is he = oy ils be. |Paverite Prescription, and was com- | _ Measures ore his ils pletely cured. Have never been sick Come serious. During a hard), gay stace"—ara Mary Heshine, winter or the following|9o7 etn ave. Its asedeas to waste sympathy on. UNIVERSITY REGENTS have & man who has the toothache approved construction of thres Ing | G = oratories, a machine shop and fire unit ot sctenet quadrangie | tne} the} thel 10¢' | “I was in a gener. Optometrist Vyee vem! Prices Reasonabte. Mpler Bik. 13 Second Ave, & Phone Main 2551. | |¥ene on Tuesday, April 27 \Bureau of Missing Relatives After several weeks of search Mra Frank Cadducea, her fon Thomas Cadd . reported today that he had found no trace of her Hauer in stationed at the marine bar racks, Puget Sound navy yard, His mother left himself, a sister and a brother in the Washington childyen's home, November 2, 1902, Non) of them have heard from her since Observe St. Mark’s 30th Anniversary Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the church, = crowd that filled the structure to its very doors gathered at St, Mark's Episcopal church Sun Preach a memorial sermon. Taking as his text the panmge, |*Jonn, whose surname was Mark, |r Gowen followed with a history of the Seattle temple. from the St, Marks of Venice to our St. Marks of tod he mid, “yet the very fact that this church bears such a’name means that we have held be fore us the Heal of character,” t in @ far ory F ederal Jury to : Convene Tuesday ‘The federal grand jury will recon and will) |be in semnion one week, the Novem ber term automatically expiring May 3. *|Two Policemen Are Slain in Ireland DUBLIN, April 26 men were fatally shot when a patrol of three was fired on Saturday night near Innie-Shannon, south of Cork, | according to a dispatch here today ‘The third policemen returned the attackers’ fire and succeeded in driv ing them off. tor| Two potice | |Aged Pioneer of Seattle Is Dead + At the age of 90 years and nine daye, Mrs. Laswetta BY Yarno died at her home, 612 Fairview ave, Satur day night Mrs. Yarno- was one of the oldest orn in Seattle, having oome to acific coast in 1874, She ts sur ed by two daught Mite Mar et Yarno and Mra, Guy ( and by a o John Yarno, Fun p.m. Mo THIS NURSE ADVISES Women Who Are Ill To a) wervices will be held at a, Kich- | ,|Persh ing Accepts Harvard Invitation CAMERIDGM, Mam, April %6-— General John J. Pershing han ao cepted an invitation to attend the Memorial day exerciaen at Harvard university, May 30, it was announced here today “DANDERINE” | Stops Hair ” Coming Out; | | Doubles Its Beauty. iduy, from the family resi Take Lydia E. Pinkham's © Vegetable Compound. East Rochester, Dr. non d morning to hear Dr. fH. Gowen! | used Lydia EB. Pin weveral years and think it fi I am a practical puree and when I get run down and nervous I take the Vegetable | Compound. 1 also | have trouble with my bladder whon my a "re tive} Wash relic: ommended your medicine to young ladies who have all bene! y it"—Mrs. Aonns L. Bettows, 306) Lincoln Rd., East Rochester, N. Y. | Young women who are troubled with Sinful or irregular period: | teakedee, Randache, a ng-down sensations, fainting spells or in | diges hould take Lydia E. Pink hi egetable Compound. Thou- ™ been restored to health by }@ herb remedy. | w ite for free and helpful advice te Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con- | fidential), Lyne, Mace. W. | oven, read end answer such | A few conta buys “Danéertne” After an application of “Danderine” you can net find a fallen heir or any @aptruff, besides every heir shows new life, vigor, brightness, mere cooler and thickness |To Banish Night-Made Wrinkles in Morning |" When one troub ta in the morning eno! H | under and pres Jana tine the eyes bright | insomnia’ jened from a beauty strep. Any drumeist can supply saxol aael, of cour a make y, leas and splendid facial rey WANTS JAPS TO BUY GARBAGE’ Caterer Colegrove Attacks | Proposed City Ordinance | Prominent restaurant men of Sent ite . Including the Caterer# associa Itdon, are up in arms against a pro} pened ordinance recently introduced in the city counell, which relates to jthe public health and sanitation of lthe © ity powed measure is being prepared to |dny for hearing before ‘ho council Wednesday. | “The real | pile,” b A protest against the pro Tthiopian tn the wood says Clare 8, Colegrove, a mem of the executive committee of the ’ amociation, “is contained in of section 4 of this ord) whieh reads: ‘Sach contracts {itor the collestion of garbaye) shall be let only after bide have been cali ed for and due notice given, and |whall be let to the highest and best); \ddor or bidderw therefor; providing |that only gitizens of the United Btates | jor corporations, the entire stock of [which shall be owned in good faith |by citizens of the United States, shall be eligible to bid on euch contracts.’ “Since the people of Beattle have! enjoyed good health under the old ordinance, and no epidemic has oc- curred, we may, why should there be afiy change? We may, also, why should aliens be barred from pury chasing garbage?” reposed by Council. | t Japaneso. ‘ Waldorf Hotel Seventh and Pike Rooms and apartments at very reasonable rates. Chauncey Wright's Restaurant in connection. Absolutely Fireproof. “HER FRIENDS WERE SUR | PRISED So many wemen eaffer from kid | ney trouble without realizing the | muse of their sickness thet this iet-| ter from Mra. 8. BE. Milla, RM. 5, | Xenia, O. wil be read with interest. | “After taking Foley, Kidney Pills 1 wurely feel like @ hew person. I had been under the doctor's care for sev eral years. People in Yellow Springs | were surely surprised to see my im praved condition.” Symptoms of ach ing back; suff and sore joi and muscles, rheumatic pains, vision, puffinesé under eyes, should - a SPECIAL PRICE BASEMENT A Fortunate Purchase of 146 Women’s and Misses’ NEWEST DRESSES On Sale Tuesday at —Fortunate because a jobber wanted to close out his stock and sold them to us at liberal reductions from their regular prices. We have grouped them all in one big lot for quick selling. The lot consists af: —85 Taffeta Silk Dresses, in the newest ruffled models. an All Wool Jersey Dresses, in beautiful braided styles. —25 AM Wool Tricotine and ‘Serge Dresses, in smart models. —10 Beaded Georgette Dresses, beautifully trimmed, and with silk dropskirts. —tThe range of colors inclades Tan, Gray, Rose, Navy, Copenhagen, Taupe, Brofn and Black. —There are sizes for women and mikses, 16 to 44. —If you can appreciate a good dress purchase, you should investigate this lot. How much sh ould I give to make this a better world? Lao iM it—thousands spent.for luxuries end himeeclf; and $148 to leave the world a little better then he found it! better than that; but not so very Our average daily gift for all church causes is —tess than we spend for daily papers less than a local call ese than a third of the day’s car fare are paid lees than $20 a week. No wonder that the church hospitals tarn away thousands of sick people a year. No wonder that China has only one doctor for every 400,000 people. No wonder that every church board and charity society is forever meeting def- we don’t want to help. It’s just because no one has ever put up @ great big program to us, and asked us fo think of the work of the church in a system- atic businesslike way. The Interchurch World Movement represents the united program of thirty great denominations. They have surveyed their whole task; no business could have done it better. They have budgeted their needs; no business could have a more scientific budget. They have united to prevent the possibility of waste and dupli- cation, At least a million dollags will be saved by the fact that thirty individual cempaigne are joined in one united effort. And they come to the men and women who love America—to you—this week, asking you to use them as the channel through which a certain defi- nite part of your income can be applied to make this a better world. Only you can determine what part of your in- come that should be. The chart printed here is in- tended merely as a suggestion ; it represents a scale of giving of 6Z—or less. Six per cent of your earning power, 15/16the of your life for your own family needs, and 116th for your fellow men—is that more than you ought to give? It's a good time right now to answer that ques- tion. We're passing through the world just once; how mach better is the world going to be because you passed through? A CHART FOR GIVERS Graduated secording te amount of income end number tn the family. How does your giving check up with the chart? Cr INTERCHURCH World Movement of North America The publication of this advertisement is made ponible through the cooperation of thirty denominations. United Financial Campaign April 25th to May 2nd be given prompt attention. — everywhere. The larsest”électric sign In the WRIGLEYS @& Times Square. Broadway NEW YORK CITY 250 FEET LONG—70 FEET RIGH MADE UP OF 17.286 ELECTRIC LAMPS The fountains play, the trade mark changes, reading alternately WRIGLEY’S SPEARMINT. DOUBLEMINT and JUICY FRUIT. and the Spearmen “do a turn.” This sian is seen nightly by approximately 500.000 people, from afl over the world. Sealed Tight— Kept Right! RIGLEN S (WUICY acc ls Win V9