The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 9

}Astronomer Says Fleshless Reings May Be Living “Ia it pogaible that people CASE OF SPECULATION, HE DECLARES “That's ‘There Venus is Sovered b is ¥ Stand the sun's rays Fanke. Mnhabited by bodies—po: that theae, too, And of ar Hive ip a cake of er fish that tmniles, compared to the 7.913 miles. The @ight-tenths of that of the o Baby Makes Record LONDON, Jan. Shrewsbury baby born three @gO weighed just one and Pounds. At the end of the fou Week the baby three Pounds. She now we: Eng., Dyed OF age” Latest @eart fill their cases with ct of their te. ee Latarrh rh Will Go Go giek every morning harmful and it's unnece 8 cruel; ary. If after breathing F . the t . xcept to 4 from church. . ‘ wonderworker, you are ia of|and somber hour. He stops. You|“*piPl (0 &® oi be ve ea Then investigate our vile catarrh you cam have Your)nudge your pew mate, thinking! | he eae mands ¢ ol claim to eet hurch is over item. ‘ No stomach dosing. take the | Cure ee r, roing to church and read Wittle hard rubber p. nhaler| Black looks a-plenty are giver Strength that comes with and out, but no answer. | at the entrance of : gur into it mei . ected to tven Breashe it’ at ma | A hymn le expected te tive |the city greets the vintor Service im two ming you hi up hf > y pad ae of t c ne th of that stuff feeling. Use it|o¢ the 10 ministers sitting on the use of intoxicating ‘fquors Safety dally and in row sho be entirely free fron Breathing = ‘eer Get a Hyomet outfit today. It’ It relieves stomach misery, stomach, hing and al disease or money back of tablets at a ruggiets town: Large be that would thrive months ‘Zion City, I llinois, a half JANUARY 21, 1921. . | DAUGHTER OF SLAIN G. O. P. MILLIONAIRE | READ THIS © miles from Bo} the sun . nly 67,000,000 Pmiles, So Venus gets much ‘Beat. And human flesh could can Venus has a diameter bod 7,720 ot nus is ounds Most of them Craze for Women PARIS, Jan. 21.—Women's latest syorue berg is cigarets rolled in paper @yed delicate shades of different col- om Women wishing to be really) ef a tint harmonizing with the color! ¥ pieas- tarrh } mt so close a “But it is possible that Venus ts| mere | Spirits—that can stand elements that Would burn 1 being “How nimals, fish and Vegetation But & ie reat land that is little Olivebelle Hamon, daughter of Jake Jump (in Weight) | | } } ald | re with city of Zion, sour somach ONLY GE tn all, A GOOT For Expectant Mothers clothed in flowing white robes vin accompanied by the pM 4 Usep By Tance Gewenarions 3). ocean. ‘ace ‘on enim aeaner sermons by 10 ministers Neen ce ee satned in tack sowes, felon aCKar oes ETHICAL DENTISTS 1 You May Pay Saostsiel| More—But You Can’t Buy Better Dentistry The very fact that we have no hired op- THE SEATTLE ST T Phot: LONDON, and bel has found se action, Not the at Hut the fy He has cor | other Engin Bving on Venus?” he was a “Not the kind of people we “What other kin#@ of” peo are talese. there” Wearin INDIANA ors are hav seta at danc the young | ‘This mulute | one dance etn. “Ww UCERNE © of L Suaken and er be submitted neor unmu! ae das ee Ree eee | One figure there is in the Harmon murder case, that rises like a lily from a mud bog— Hamon, slain multi-millionaire Okla- sa new and charming picture of the child. homa oil man and politician _He re is \Wife Gets Life for Aiding i in Murder PATS, ttude Jan. 21.—Penal sery life was the sentence given to Has the Bluest of | Mi Mine, Penimon, who was accused of ED o a crime with her how leat, whe aiedon the eve of tris es 8 Ort | ‘Blue Lan’ Sunda S reset vo Saha Se po earold girt whom he murdered. af | Wage in Hayti Now) y crane ‘eating her boy to pits . PRORT AU PRINCE, Jan. 21! BY CARL VICTOR LITTLE Overseer Voltva then preachon the |and hing them under a bed Th nigh me cg igh stlgy argh agg | incepta bel nD : xy the} ZION CITY, I, Jan. 31 xt t a Be h pogo Ms Fy The man hy ee oo Gi wank the tat b the clock none t a < ~ « tyrant whose will she 4 staan tlie haba rl Ay cates aor. teh. Zion arises, sings a hymn(|W* unable to Fesiet, ‘| exciting experience extant is 0| 4.4 watks out at 630, retreating spend Sunday in the bluest of blue) homeward aw towns—Zion City. Having a good time is one thing. Sunday in Zion City is another. its thie way: The city’s population of Nights are dimmed in the Surely church | must be over In the strictest city fin America. But it ten't—services fn eight churches in various parts great tabernacie. 000 arises and dremes at 6:20am. Ajot Zion start at 7:20 and last mad stramble across the 6.900) until 10. | dreary actes of Zion City bring*| Thon the city sleepa | the town to the Shiloh tabernacie.| Voliva said he doce not coun | Rev, Wilbur Glenn Voliva star tenance the following things on the service when the ge und | bine Sunday } at 6:30 and the City of Zion M) purmit of pleasure of any kint/ seated. | Res A newspaper, Do You Want a Strong Bank In Which to Keep Your Hard-Earned Savings? BETIDE THE PY BROTHER de the sleepy not kept his rendeavous| biue laws! = 8 |ONLY THE CLEAN peother | MAY ENTER HERE a Work of any kind, with the por hie exception of preparntion of Voliva preachbs for one notid | ™OAker f use ef automobiles has ne y and vulenrity are only the clean platform follew with thelr austere messages The first service of | day” conchudes at 9 « $400,000.00 Capital THE BANK FOR “biue Sun m. The BS Sires, cricdant ter || Cree SCHWARTZ SAVINGS fies home. ron Poe nee Pitted Open Saturday Evenings The advent of a three-minute ripe 4 yer service about. the family rs is ushered in by a gong a 9:30. At 10 the tabernacle flied. Bight sermons, four p land three hyns comprise the ser Pine Street at 4th Avenue one-haur hours. ETTING START You find you have only been ru the preliminary routine of sive Sunday. The real service start. 2:30 in the afternoon, with a wn sung by the choir of 600, Shoe Prices Strike Rock Bottom For Men Are being sold for less now than they will be for some time to come. Eastern market prices have stiffened, indicat- ing a higher cost for the future. Do not miss this opportunity to save money on quality shoes. Here are a few good offers: PACKARDS—Vici and Calf, English and Blucher ¢ Kid QUICK, A. Conan Doyle Discovers | Doyle, creator of Sherlock current magazine in which he tellin | And proceeds to argue the pictures | They Can’t Dance) | ting thetr daughters to wear cor wearers with wing room was piled bigh with | flower™ one girl sald Shakespeare’ s Pl Censored by Police | OPEN EVENINGS erators but do every bit of the work our- selves is one of the big factors of our suc- cess. With this system every patient re- ceives the very best attention and gets nothing but the very highest class work. Otherwise we would not be able to ke the large practice we have had for y : NOTHING EXAMINATION COSTS YOU LADY ATTENDANTS MAOTT 4357 Bank ForSavings Bl 1504» 4th Ave. ee dg: yles. PACKARDS—tTan or Black, all styles, single and oly gt $9.85 viGpecial at vrervertsseersseece-se BOLO Packard Shoe Store H. FE. JERGENS & SON 917 First Ave. AR WATSON, HE NEEDLE Lives to See the Prescription He Wrote in 1892 the Worlds Most Popular Laxative Remedy Founder of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, the largest selling liquid laxative in the world, long past Biblical old age, but hale and hearty—Still sees patients daily — Wonderful achieve. ment of a “country doctor.” ‘os of Fairies Jan, @%1—A. Conan | Hotmes | n apiritiom, thinks he ome pictures of fairies in age kind. abled fairies, ntributed an article to a | | There : bout accumulating —& surprising TEN I started to practice medicine, back in 1875, 7 | number of experiences of persons | there were no pills or tablets or salt waters for GLEVELAND, 0. Jan %1—A who claim to hkve seen fairion. | the relief of constipation, and no ifici Mworld of fleshieas beings! 4 he presents photographic | remedies made from coal tar. Pamous astronomer at Saint Ignatius | Yorkshire girls, who took the anap- | Iny practice, npr to wy feast in drag ried bea ber oollege jh | ame mt ens ip Pepsin, is a liq! are | “Bunk,” says Maurice Iowlett, an remedy, and I have never had reason to change it. I ih noveliat. intended it for women, children and elderly people, and these need just such a mild, safe, gentle bowel stim- ulant as Syrup Pepsin. Lam gratified to say that under successful management my Recta ription has proven its worth and is now the largest selling uid laxative in the world. The fact that over eight million battles were sold by druggists last year proves that it has won the confidence of mothers whose chief interest is the health of their children. rw | 4 Corsets | DR. W. B. CALDWELL TODAY Born Shelbyville, Mo., March 77, 1839 Began the manufacture of bis famous prescription in 1888 POLIS, Jan, 21--Moth ing great difficulty get The reaso that ‘an eniate the, eanett Tt fs particular: pA leasing to me to know that Pharmacopoeia. I consider Syrup Pepsin rg! “Helio! Old lronsides the biggest half o' oe eight raillion bottleswere in the serious 82nd year of my age, as I did in 1892, the best remedy a family can have in the house for the safe relief of constipation and its accompanying ills, such as headaches, bilious- ness, flatulence, indigestion, loss of appetite and sleep, bad breath, dyspepsia, colds fevers. Millions of families are now never without Dr. Caldweil’s Syrup Pepsin, and I believe if you with pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatics. will once start using it you will also always have These ingredients are endorsed in the U. 8. a bottle handy for emergencies. Address me Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 513 Washington Street, Monticello, Illinois. Everybody now FREE and then needs a laxative, and it is well to know the ‘se. Write me today. Was no effective that at very chair in the ladies bought by mothers for themselves and the chil- dren, though Syrup Pepsin is just as valuable for grownups. The price of a bottle holding 0 aver- age treatments is sixty cents; such a bottle will last a family several months. Thave never made a secret of what is in Dr. Caldweli's Syrup Pepsin. It is a compound of Egyptian Senna and other simple laxative herds ho wants to be a wall Luce peare’s pi # are too ob | vas agwunred the role of He has ordered one com: | toire for the season to to him #0 pla ARE PRICES DOWN? Have you hot-footed it from one place to another looking for real bar- gains only to find disappointment? You have. Will you buy if both value and price are right? You will. Then quit shopping—come here at once and be shown that in at least one store prices are really down. See for yourself that this store is now yen A mbst of its stock of standard men’s Suits and Overcoats LESS THAN HALF PRICE Are prices down? We'll say they are when the next step would be to give them away. We have said before that “we will go them all one better.” We are. There is no absurd dignity attached to this store—just a common, every-day institution willing to take its loss on every dollar invested and let you know it. The goods are plainly marked. Look them ov yer. COME SATURDAY THERE ARE NO RESERVATIONS SUITS OVERCOATS he could 30.00 40.00 30.00 . . ae aerial lot. $14.70 ' VANCE: «sics.000008 $ 14.70 Values at sone... PLOGO | Vathes .......-.. P1730 40. $50. $40.00 eee oh... PaaesO pn veceeeee.. 919.70 $45.00+to $60.00 $45.00 values at ........ $28.30 $22.30 HATS — UN DERWEAR — cule $2.50 and $3.00 Arrow Brand ... $4.00 Arrow $6.50 Wool ¢ $7.50 Silk and Silk VAIUCS.c ncvvareess $2.50 G. & M. Union. $2.50 English Wool $3.00 Cooper's Union, $7.60 G. & M. Liste Union. .€3.70 4 Spectal lot, values to $5... $5.00 and $6.00 values $7.50 Velours $10.00 to $12.50 8 ORSCELLERESYS ~~ ay THIS LIST $12.50 Roughneck The Army Wool Sox... 15c Kerchtefs, 3 for. Sweat $7.85 64o Garters 500 Cashmere Sox.. $8.00 Co 83.95 $1.50 Blue Chambray § $1.50 Silk Hose . Overalls at . .$1.50 $2.00 Ladies’ Umbrelias ..... Oe $2.00 to $2.50 Caps 1.30 President Suspenders Se $2.00 to $4.00 Odd Vosts.....75¢ Special lot all-wool Mackt All Rubber and Oil $1.00 to $2.50 Caps; a special naws Clothing lot ..B5¢ $4.00 Dent's Gloves... HALF PRICE * Tt will be impos prices—think it over. ble to replace, now or ever, some of the goods offered at these Doors open at 9 a. m, G. F, VRADENBURG, for FRIEDMAN & WOLFSON FIRST AND COLUMBIA (The Old Redelsheimer Corner)