The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 6

FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921. ° ° VAIN HOPE | Auto Tope—Christian, 1408 Eighth Make Ready for Big Time dep ws. em Aut Roo : That They Burn.” For a moment we ~—cuaier wentanens 26 ae When the S. S. Wenatchee and had vision of m small fuel bill this tonsils and throat without operations winter—but alas! even tho a chem BY ROBERT BROWNING |tewtimonials, Herb Medicine Cy General Wood Are Here istry profemor has compounded a| , The year's at the spring, | Box 451, Seattle —Advertisement. — few such snowballs, the article does| The day's at the morn; — | HE ARRIVAL of the steamer Wenatchee here on : . not promise us @ supply of thin new tia erty bi — fuel in the near future—Bostgn The lark’s on the wing; April 4 will, of itself, be an occasion of great ‘Pranseript. " 4 i The 1 » the thorn; moment to Seattle. Coupled with General Leonard pepe igen gern serena God's in His Heaven— y, fait % Whi he beats reerea- FFICTED it oridt B. Wood's visit, it becomes a gala event. Pr vedi ved 7 pay Watker—-Have an accident? Ae FONE Fite Se ae Te eek etc ter tk ee te ae ig wy | | revnne. Ne BA MA cme] orange Marca Sioradrertermaat jon its gayest clothes for the event—why flags should i_,0, ALLEN, 108 Maynard Bits : a io i ! | be m rot own ny fly, and banners stream, and bands play. where amid the flowers and eajey|| f The Wenatchee flies the American flag, and thus}! j - 3 > era i " ni fi att H A & KR. BATTENFIELD, inaugurates a new era in transpacific shipping. county clerk: “Take an government-owned vessel, operated by an American Tide and wham you get there, | jcompany, plying from Seattle to the Orient, it 18). ppt ey lsymbolic of the day when the American merchant|ava nN: “sinking wh ‘hook in the Imari vi “uD " .|plactd waters and drawing it | marine will occupy a place upon the seas commensur- | Piatt wnier eee ate with the importance of America’s commerce. MISS AMELIA MOORB, ¢t : Ssend r “ae 2. atti «|Jackson et: “Getth equal ~ * h 7% Named after one of Washington’s cities, and mak- | ‘seen fh “Gettoe | scaualnted | |__ \ oy NEM ing the chief city of the state its home port, the We-| crawronp wire, 1642 s0tn oayrer bP wag + Rage i natchee is deserving of a reception that will do “— ave, 8: “Just be here.” pro eT ong 7 tle proud. Not alone that, but on the occasion of its in the family sittin’ room. “A full " : : rt : ‘ : h eth ght heart— + first trip to the Orient it will lend the city prestige oc sheyine and honor and profitable business, too, if a repre- y mit sentative number of citizens make the trip to the a GRANDMOTHER KNEW Far East. : ~ || The fact that General Leonard B. Wood, on his There Was Nothing So Good Dee ne eae antne || Way to the Philippines, will take the Wenatchee, is for Congestion and Colds j the interurban cars left ex: |janother source oF gratification, and, indeed, jubilee. |(~“Qon. — as fey on che ber. kee Mh |/There has possibly been no more conspicuous show-|| Wiest temas esp || Bet, he, iden monte . @owntown. So he started trom |jing of Seattle’s point of vantage for Far Eastern) acted. Get the relief and help that ut oups Rea wpa Ream business than the general’s cancellation of other ar- ieccare sarees aur meat the 9 ised genductor nor motorman stopped co” wan in tee make the trip on the Wenat-| rain Musterole does it, It is & clean, B . ee ie ichee. With one of the most important commissions @ all right, encopt it th d B Th ia wus |delegated to him by ng pat re oe oe ; elas aad ons TO Ss an 0u1 on wee */ naturally is in the public eye. And when he chooses| vith oil, sag “ z ‘ : 5 Bain by Street Car—News head | Seattle for the port of embarkation to the Philippines /**)sectly ik BG: trom (2 pm See how "quickly it brings res Well begun, indeed, is the dinner which com-\ y shoubd Seattle street care ve |bECaUSe, as he says, he can start later and get there |wnat dermatoiogate term “winter | Use Musterole for sare throat broa: mences with soup and Snow Flakes—the crisp, ‘wielous? earlier thart if he left from California, he surely is|'eh” The nature And cause of this chitis, ‘tonsilitis, croup, stiff “neck, Z " delicately flavored soda wafer. And for the olay rendering the city a tribute that we can Well recipro-|mereiy nmptomatic. “Asc rule, the den penton tibumeten hackees, N later courses—oysters, salads and cheese. Sold : ; As a rule, the \tion, ’ i ; : ; thom fled swae tor 2 week (cate by whole-heartedly turning out at the proper ftoning io relieved better by appticn- |paas and bebe Of te D ¢ B y by grocers in red packages and the family tins, , x vi 4 . me — . : . . tion of soothing dustin yw sprais sore muscles, Me rah! Papers are no gooa tor(time to make him know he is genuinely welcomed |tnan ‘vy ‘the wen of ointments and blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest - ae you dant ts o| here, olla Buch powders are best applied Ut often prevents pneumonia). 7 weak back. 4 after a prolonged warm bath, and. of| 35. and 65¢ jars; hospital size $3.00 ODUCT Get the flags ready and the bunting—and the gen- | course, after the skin has been thoro ? ? jeral’s pictures. When the*big ship comes in, let the|'’ “‘** whistles blow and the guns boom. Don't ask for crackers It'll be a great day for Seattle. REMARKABLE Seared = —say SNOW FLAKES — REMARKS “ an Our Babies Must Grow Up | saris oe |r ies rea share of the bill rn ing from the —— et tt you will te | "PSHE UNITED STATES TODAY is the leading nation Of | combined eftorta of nations te c Poo white sachet SO the world. The white race stands first in civilization, |destroy a» much property and as +. _ i ili 7 man, ves ae panible.“-— Daniel eran wealth, education, ability, energy, and war wiberé, se dE pom en E a Mi iiersts, convict whe tae. been |? ters cee W ned to death has been sued for| But how about tomorrow—the tomorrow of your chil-| “There cannot bea right mutual um BOTH Mebby a divorce is cheaper | dren's children? derstanding between English «peak ples while the scandal of ‘® funeral in Georgia, Which nation then will be supreme? Which race? British government in Ireland re WIN HUS SAVING THE TROUBLE | Walter B. Pitkin, author of a new book, “Must We Fight |mains "Sir Morace Plunkett, Irish) 7 1 now devoting OF CHURNING Japan?” has the seemingly correct answer to both those eee bi For Sale—Jersey cow giving stx | questions, for the same answer fits each. It is: f P. C. B. ASSORTED CAKES t omy ne Me baad “War or no war, supremacy belongs to the race that &. &. he ‘Another P. C. B. product in Henrietta (la) Free| produces the larger number of babies that grow up.” 7.0 eee Not to the nation, or race, that is most inventive, best) evarentes Gnd making my A truly delightful package of A git! T hate J educated, most highly civilized, wealthiest, but to the nation ° Cookie Cakes. Jo-Anne Root: and race that leads in the production and rearing of babies. f ; ei)" you. Ask your grocer for them, ag, sighon gg e Understand, it is not alone that a nation, or race, must —New York Tribune |have a high birthrate. The babies MUST GROW UP! RP ng Something like this was in our mind when we asked Mrs. © heeled AI Max West, government child-rearing expert, to conduct The Ja get that way?” Star’s new department of child welfare. RM We are fully aware that the “reds” and the fuzzy- minded will scoff at this and make silly and ill-natured How many dates are there on ajremarks about “cannon fodder.” ” Yt, } tree?—T. G. The hardy pioneers who hacked their way across this |} M. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE Co. We regret greatly that we cannot | ontinent and turned the wilderness into the seat of the| om: S i Spe Sas Se acorn cmcrany nthe werd stony had", Ser] Beauty Secret || A REALLY HELPFUL CREDIT SERVICE calendar. ‘macys mentors a ee bcs not to do. Perhaps Ke the ezstem clean. | sary” that is the reason this nation is grea’ Eliminate } : : ; BETS ep straia my dog hes gone craxy.|*"*¢ 18 fiuie: exlawrt et Re ear 728 if | We are proud of the fact that Gottstein’s have made possible well furnished ang gated yrange help aature with @ ns homes for thousands of Seattle families If you Id h h ith ~ —< ese it tries to Th Ki C n Do N Wron me eine lice Dr. Calawell's } f Ps l 4 e y' wou ave a home wit 1 your own es e King Ua ro) Qf) SyrupPepein. Take ateaspoon- | urniture, let us show you how simply it can be arranged. Our dignified credit your dog. It is a settor, ‘ HEN I paid for an auto license last July,” com-|]| the resulls, There will be a | system is adapted to individual desires. What in the Untted § plains a woman reader, “I paid for a full year’s eyes carries ppt aly me ine Aap gaa license. But I now discover that it was good only to the| the lige te tend, Spat a 4 One of the big trunk lines. ie 4? a he Seems to me the state is taking money | et: Caldweit's Syrup Pepsin oa junder false pretenses. | the recognized, standard : I wish to make » case f h ; bangs ak gion oe it grees bute | An unerring pronouncement, dear lady. If the gas com-| Temedy for constipation, and it } | when exposed. Snould I use canvas?) pany or the electric company or the telephone company |} besdsches, dullness, loss of eppetite }—Mrs. B. B. Be’ if full year’s servic dvance, tho th orvice |, end sleep, bed breath and bad eom- . charged for a full year’s service in advance, tho the service|]} 6nd see, bed be 4 ar do. But why not use| .4. yendered for only half the year, or for only 10 months! Will relieve you over aight end ten hg ee of the year, there would be a mighty roar. But when the} pone Ae de SLE = 4 a HOUSEHOLD HINTS state does it, we are prone dismiss it with the cynic’s pain, £0 safe that Iie given to + Never throw away a bottle of olive/ smile and bear up under it. Is it an unconscious regard for wae tet ‘ < . 4 “* ro year eight milli Gos tas ts ranean ene” *he old saw that “the king can do no wrong’? bottles were boug oy oe © A cake of yeast dropped in a coffee must be so, or we would not be so patient with a areas 8 Gunraes SP anen. * pot will cause the grounds to settle | go nor and a legislature who so persistently falsify when TRY IT FREE faster. they add emergency clauses to legislation that are far from Send me your name and address and kept ad aa explode when| smergency matters and laugh in their sleeves at the peo- ———- Fg Bs boule of 1 , ‘, > ve Grease can be removed eaaily from| ple’s right of referendum. : WB Eideelt Mo heeded "a frying pan by using a safety razor} Yes, dear lady, you are right. 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