The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 10

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PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921. | SEATTLE 1S (eretryric:) Even Schoolboys in |7z& ore te us turning.—Itochester (N. ¥)! yor the relay carnival to be Times-Union, Savurday in the University Stadium, J ~ 4 Qa Clean Pp q lots, fil up mudholes and slimy, M-| inh ine has been reserved for plaque «melling ponds, open gutters, repair | holders, it was announced today e If | streets and burn rubbish. Plaques have been declared trans ash Behind Ears]! cri. wn narn| eee wa oe a Beattie Wednaad: tt wc in pmoved free of charge, he said, adding: | °TUNe brooms, rakes and shovels. | 0 AMT 4 io Wednesday went to wor! my a jo, ho ma: adding: | " We must throw lime freely about. Hest fgodetuffs for tl earnest, the third day of Clean-up “We have agreed that teams tn the “and after the dirt is gone we Boldt'’e—Advertinement. rhage a t P| week, with the big job of spring | garbage department will pick up any should repair our buildings and then | onan and Its brightening Influence will be | housecleaning. | refuse and debris, excepting building A - gr Ancient tin cans of the vintage of | material, rocks and large stumpn, if oe yf er aa aie soaer thine Shown at Exhibit Useful 1920, coated with rust and covered | such material is placed on the park-| NV\t noeds Yo gn Bly themaadiD nel F with rotted leaves, were routed from | ing strip or at the alley line, where | Pn Rar ogg sl A eames: oO OY I ) F Products It and the State Manufactures their resting places and whisked to| the garbage men in that particular | *" Paws garbage dumpa. | district usually travel with their| lt In an inspiring way.” Back yards where the winter's clut-| teams, where It will be handy for | ter made an ugly showing on Monday | loading purposes.” | began Wednesday to look as epic and| WAR DECLARED ON span as the famous handle of the big | LOWLY EARWIG front door which the noted gentle A “eee . |." relentless war on the man in the Gilbert & Sullivan ditty | warwig was declared today by the polished #0 carefully (ater becoming | cleanup committes, which sent 10, ruler of the queen's navy, proving | 909 circulars for distribution to school that the clean-up policy paid, even 1M | chidren living in districts whore the GARONER NE, spoil one happy hour vr ernane rom From NY corn ache nowadays It does it in the right, the is unfair to yourself. out. the scientific way. ' Y n stop it bya touch. Hars! treatments are unnec- } You pes thewholecorn ¢*#ary now. It is vouched |) in short order. for by this great laboratory, } With 130 Washington.made prod- | ucts staring a multitude of Seattle | and Washington citizens in the face and demanding recognition, the ‘Women's Educational Exhibit of Washington manufacturers opened BEAUTIFUL, DURABLE AND POWERFUL — COMFORTABLE, ECONOMICAL AMD EASY TO RUN THE GARDNER LIGHT FOUR MEETS THE DEMAND y afternc the old daya) lowly earwig loves to roam in the|A Divease of the peveaaaiaibl OF 97 PER CENT OF ALL CAR Mime Arene Tussday afternoon. “HIGH WATER MARK” ON summertime, Practical Advice on What to Do |]| OWNENS-A nETTER Can arf) The way is Blue-jay— famous the world over. “Bolling Seattle to Seattle,” more than 1,000 club women, directed by | Mrs. Clare Ketchum Tripp, chairman 4 ‘of the educational department of the | SCHOOL BOYS' NECKS Three points are made in the cirew ay read | Even school boys caught the spirit|iar, First, it is explained what the| Many man ts broken down andi of the week and washed a clean | earwig is; second, it is emphasized, “couraged without having any streak two-thirds of the way around) that the earwig can be succeanfully | ctual disease in hin organs and tis their necks! This action is almost | combatted if they are attacked when | Se%—he has lost his grip, feels weak | unparalleled in the annals of school | young and innocent; third, that com-| 4nd nervous, and everything looks | boy history mittess are being organized in “ear | dark. Me ix suffering from the great | M. T, Stovens, manitary engineer of | wig districts” to fight the peat. the city health department, explain-| Jcarwign “work while you sleep.” ed today how citizens might dispose | In the daytime they crawl into hol of their garbage, Call Main 4940, | Jow places, like water pipes or bam, : odie | Local 11, and the garbage will be re | boo poles and snooze very soundly. factories during the last three -— - Ee — IR ts possible to trap the unsuspect months, and the story of the things | THANKFUL HE WAS NOT A WOMAN ing crontures by stringing bits of ol eir 1 4 ? , » ‘or 0 these, m . - . aid nd an army of nleep: fessional demonstrators who are| York beauty, calls himjthe great woman's doctor, hel carwige will fall out. Burn ‘em be- Feady: to supply information on the! “Ginny” and leads him with never went to bed at night without | fore they wake up! Mihutest details of Washington in-| thanking heaven he was not born) N.UP WILL }a@ leash, ‘i re supplant-|a woman. No doctor ever knew bet | as ? ter than he what women have to/| Ll tN MORTALITY e . ee cabins cover precticaty oj ing “Poms” as house pets in| urter at some times of their lives.| ‘The clean-up comittee today sas fe proving itself to be eque!l and often | the effete East. It was an American woman, long) the following suggestions: @uperior to similar wares made else TE ' since passed to her reward, who in-| “Seattic has the lowest death rate troduced a combination of roots and/of any large city in the United} One of the features of the exhibit} FIFTY CORSET EXPERTS are/nerps called Lydia B. Pinkham’s| States, but we can lessen the annual || @® a hostess pooth, located in the | Hithered at the ¥. W. C. A. Wednew| Vegetable Compound, that haw) mortality. if we clear out attics, cel ¥ iseptlo powder @outhwest corner of the Arena.) | day, the second and concluding day| proved wonderfully successful in| lars, sheds, stables, as well an the rath, ri 4 het“ w= sen Ml Binney ‘where home furnishings of Washing-|of the annual Barclay Corsetier) mitigating suffering and relieving | yards, alleys, streets and vacant lots, | ona seontel view | yan $e $ee creation are being shown. Host.| School of Instruction. Mr. and Mra.| diseases of women. It has brought /and get rid of the accumulations of | hearted and nery Desert either liquid or plaster. One — If you use wrong meth- moment appliesit, the next 0ds,cease them. If you pare | Shields-Livengood Motor Company | | Distribotors Pe ‘Retailers moment forgets it. corns, quit. There is now an ideal corn ender. It is saving The pain stops. Then the salllions of paiaful hours: corn soon loosens and comes out. Blue-jay has Ask your druggist for Blue- done that to not less than jay. Apply it tonight. It will 20 million corns. end your dread of corns, Plaster or Liquid ‘ e Blue-jay The Scientific Corn Ender a BAUER & BLACK Chicago New York Torcate —— Mahers of B & B Sterile Sergical Dressings end Allied Products _ SHOES "WEAR LONGER walk in comfort; #0 do 1 Btate Chamber of Commerce, and Mra, Henry Landes, president of the | Geattle Federation of Women's clubs, Gemonstrated their wares, deter. | ed to convince Seattle of its own | vermnents. Al of the club women have been engaged in inspecting Washington | YAKIMA DEALERS | Leed & Led, Kirkland, Wash. Mo Company, Olym- Company, ver- qnees will be changed each day Cae P. Elrod, state managers for the| relief to thousands of women who | trash, dirt, Junk, Mth, garbage, rags, time Your mon ol Saturday afternoon, wheg the exhid | Barclay Corset Co. are in charge of |wuffered from fernale ila —Adver-| cans, bottles and weeds, We must | ‘"* ra ch ft closes, the school. | tisement. dixpose of manure heaps, drain barn yy sn " shoe in the morning, Bold every- STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ‘Radi 1 ton MAKE THE HOME WALLS SMILE I’m the Painter Painting 1921 Wall Hangings Now on Display. Come in and see them. LANE) LAD Enamel Up cate |] LL PAPER GAMSRREE that old car of yours with a coat of Murphy’s Dacote We Distribute Murphy’s ‘Quality’ Enamels and Varnishes (Ask the painter—he knows) UHL BROS. 511 UNION ST. PAINT NOW NO JOB IS Use CASH AND CARRY Easy SYSTEM Save 1-3 to 1-2 on All Purchases SPECIALS Sree S896) mm 1d Bian our pee & $1.18 Petron Poe 26c Varnish, Gor pric, BLeSe Patter Fae, «9 Lb. 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