The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1920, Page 8

“SHE SNORES!” SAYS AGED MAN; ASKS DIVORCE BELLINGHAM, Sept. 20.-—-N Pomaquist, 96, who was married four months ago, is divorcing his wife on the grounds that he had to put Dis wife In the attic on account of her snoring, which he says keeps him awake nights: HOME-MADE RAISIN-JACK Warn Against Poisons SEE HARDING Workers’ Votes withi nthe copper boiler you use in} Aistilling your products, Death hides | within the coppel boiler you use tn MARION, Ohi lin Marton for conference with the Rach has gone * away ment he intends to Authorities here, who have investi gated the “moonshine industry” fol | candidate Towing a segies of “unsolved poison with the announc fee" thruout Southwest Washing: | Work for the ¢ om of the republi | ton. ean national ticket. This apparently “Frome distilling will in the next | ¥84 the republican counter offensive Medes - ot vad against the efforts of Samuel Gorm, years,” reads their warning. | iors, president of the American o sities “men, rat omen | Federation of labor to win the labor take a toll of more lives than America lost in the recent world vote for Governor Cox, As some labor leaders now outline omar. | their estimate of the situation to “ ,| Senator Harding, labor is not so The warning explains the deadly | dissatisfied with ita present condi i Tacking” danger in home) vion as it is alarmed over what may Remember how, in the “old days” the bartender, when he opened « fresh bottle of whisky, would pour @ff the top? That was the fuseloil “In the home product,” say the chemists, “the oil is bound to be found in greater quantity. This oll together with putrefaction tn wild fermentation, threatens death to “every man and woman who takes a Bingle drink of home-made liquor.” “This is not the only danger, how ever. Home dist think because they distill in copper their product huge crabs climb the cocoanut trees ‘will be pure. lror the fruit. “Copper in itself—the stills and) ——————_—_ wl ‘colls—is not poisonous,” scientific | URIC ACID CAUSES Men say. “But ignorance of their) use often leads to the production of | RHEUMATISM Poison. All the salts of copper, sci-| ‘ence knows, are poisonous. Blue! Urte Acid causes more suffering | Yuriol and verdigris are the most and disease than anything else with A half ounce of the for- which the bea ped yoy Mer wil produce death in an adult.” | tend. Practically no one “Moonshine drinkers" are often of fast living, insufficient seteies | heard complaining of the rapidly in. @nd overeating is exempt from Urie| ereasing intense headache suffered pect in one or more ef its after a “jag.” This is copper poison-| terrible symptoms ing. % ps cota | Rheumatiam, Headache, Dypapep Another complaint of the “moon. @& Liver Troubdies, Fermentation ta @hine” drinker is severe pains in the thé Bowela and Stomach, age om Benes. Blue vitriol causes this. Ex.| Disease, Heart Disease, Poor Cireu-| @esive drinking of liquor containing ‘Fitriol, if it does not kill, will cause | Dies, the bones to rot, medical men say. | Investigation by local toxicologists Feveals that the great majority of housewives use potatoes in their dis- | come. “I find that miners who aré re publicans are going to suport Hard ing and those who are democrats will suport Cox,” said W, J. James, representing the American Mine Workers in Ilinots, He has been on the stump for Harding “President Gompers’ efforts to de liver the labor vote to the demo cratic ticket will fail, just as it ab ways has 4,” In some of the South Sea Island Urie Acid in the system. ‘The Kidneys are the natural filters/ of the blood, and when they are over-| worked and can not property carry ice of ail. The spirit contained in| 0%, te polsons, the excess poison fhe potato han more mayl, or fusel.| (Ute Acid) is absorbed into the ays tem and tn time crystalltzea, or, “ceitined BB aos agg from | When this Uric Acid attacks the! | muscles between the joints and there| HE MAY WIN IN == ie STA E CONTES | TORY RHEUMATISM. When it re/ the condition is as MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.| When it is deposited in the fibrous) | tissues surrounding the joints and/ causes inflammation, great pain and/ ewelling, changing from one joint to another, it ts called INFLAMMA- ge cme enrarsed | peatedly attacks the nerves of the By W. C. Warne, Seattle artist, for-| Joints, causing severe pain, though merly of New York state, and pre-| with litue or no ewelling, it is known “@ented in competition with five les CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. ethers at a meeting of the National | Sciatica, Gout, Neuralgia, and - Guard Memorial association Monday | pindred diseases are all results from Bight for selection of a model for | the same cause—an excess of Uric “tilling. \ ‘This is the most dangerous prac. Get rid of the cause—the ergane 31)! can not properly fulfill their normal ed, however, until October | ¢unctions until this condition is rem- time for the completion | edied. Do not dose yourself with another artist who| Rheumatism Cures and Kidney Medi Prepare a competitive | cines, as no permanent relief will be @ for the first date|experienced until the excess Uric | Acid is removed and the Kidneys | 7 tue, which will be erected | assume their natural action. | at a cost of approximately $25,000,| Buchu and Marshmallow Com-/ ‘will be erected by the association in| pound is the greatest Uric Acid sol-| Memory of the members of Washington Nationa] Gyard, Jost their lives in the world war. The model prepared by Mr @rectors. The figure of the “dough. figure on a small bronze base, Mounted on an eight-foot pedestal \ Of polished granite with unpolished Straight edges. The four sides of the pedestal are provided with pro-| Jecting ygnels, for the names of the fallen guardsmen, one for the title and another for the names of the erdctors, The fiugre of the ‘dough boy” is in the position of “going Over the top.” Mr. Warne, in 1917, made the bust of the late Capt. W. H. Hardy, at that time one of the two surviving | | members of the Perry expediion | 801d by good Druggists which was placed in one of the pub-| every place or serit, post-| It is not @ patent medi. | the | vent made. } who | eine, but the result of the accumu: | | lated knowledge of experienced chem- | ists and several thousand physicians all over the country. We have man ‘ufactured this remedy for 15 years, | and the marvelous results obtained | warrant our claim that it Is the beat | remedy ever compounded for this| purpose. One bottle often restores the Kidneys and Bladder to their | normal health and strength. Even in| the most aggravated cases or those | of long standing, the improvement shown after taking the first bottle should be so marked that the treat- Ue buildings in’ Toki iat 0 i, the originator of " Saeatiag *yhich | aid, by Joyner Drug Co.,| has become popular with artists pokane, Wash., on re-| The present model which he has Prepared was completed in ab days. he bas! ceipt of price, $1.00 and ' $2.00 bottles. MOMs Take Advantage of Our Guarantee We are in a position to absolutely guar- antee all our work because every bit of dental work in this office is done by a member of the firm, who is a specialist in his particular branch of dentistry. We buy nothing but the very best of ma- terials, in large quantities, and in this way can do your work for less money than the average dentist. 9 We will gladly examine your teeth free of charge, LADY ATTENDANT ALLL UA ELLIOTT 4357 1604 4, sede —IIN, ¥, SOCIALIST | Assembly Reports Bill to) State Health Authorities | see Whe Wore barred from the lesia.|| Just Apply This Paste | and the Hairs Will Vanish lature | special jon. in Home Stills ‘The resolution was reported with (Moudoir Becrets) i f out any r pmendations, ‘This was ‘The fudicioun use of & delatone . rik | @ | Vv (Of | taken to indicate the committee had Re aoe | OLYMPIA, Wn. Sept. 21—Moon |Republicans —_ Drive | taken to indicate the committem had) yh" inaures any woman A clear, shiners, beware! Danger lurks Je. hairites skin, To prepare the paste, assembly as a w ny navwoxp ctarrer | 1887” Is Carved on 1A %0-pound turtle You're holding “in bond.” Even the Modest potato some of you may use| publican drive fa lable to send one to the hos-|labor over to Senator ¥ pital with some form of poisoning. | Harding, was fully under way today That's the warning of state health| A number of labor men have been | was carved the nume: caught by Patrolma while fishing in ® | Boys’ Life, | Grand Army of the Republic regi ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 21.—The! assembly judiciary committee today | | minu Turtle Cop Catches and the skin washed, every trace of MARLBORO, M ag THE SEATTL MANDY “I may, Jack, what are those waterproof gloves for?” “Why, #0 that you can wash your Rugs and Carpets CLEANED The Fuzzy Wossy Rug Co, Bince 1 Phone Capitol 1233 Oust Members | pring, but reelected in a mix a@ little of the powdered delatone | with some water, then y to the! onable hairs for two or three a, When the paste is removed, | ob. m., Bept. 21 hair will have vanished, No pain at whose shell | tends the use of the deintone and tt Is “288 was | will not mar the most sensitive akin, {ugh MeNift| but to insure results see that you get ; | real delatone, 10,000 G. A. R. Vets E STAR “3 | tered here at the formal opening of the 1920 reunion yonterday, ‘The state and elty were turned over to the men of ‘61 at -officlal 1 harlon W. # P, Goodrich. 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