The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1921, Page 10

PAGE 10 WOMEN OF MIDDLE LIFE IN A Dangerous Period Through Which Every Woman Must Pass’, Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose 1 ¥ lapector, has Letters Follow 1 to ha Afton, Tenn.—‘'T want Sheriff John & other suffering women to/\'. 8. Ma know what ioe E, Pink Boyle ham's Vegetabi pound | Wash has done for me. During the Change of Life I was in bed for eight months and had two good doctors ego | me but they did me no g A friend advised m tal Lydt E. Pinkham's Ne table Compound, which Idid, |)", ailing and in a short time I felt | Dad been welling « better. I had all kinds of bad | “*' unday by the prosecuting attorney Compound and it alw: Unless Stringer shows an inclination | to pay this money, the suit will be| me ont. 1 wish all women would wry it during the Change of Life for | know it will them you think it will induce some one |“). to try the Vegetable Com. filed in superior Peeter. — Mrs. Afton, Tenn. Mrs. Mary Lister of Adrian, Mich,,adds her | f ing his time to b puija SPECTOR OF PRISONS FIRED es Job as Result of Stringer Expose Fishmon, federal prison in been diaminsed for tr is A civil suit to recover $5,942.48 j|from Stringer was to be filed Sat: | court ter 8. Fulton, t wind you may publish this | geputy under Stringer Liquor, Not Poison, Caused Movie Death attorney for | THE SEATTLE STAR Film Star Now Here in Person TN SS 5 eee Pinknows LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.—No] Z ‘egetable Compound | traces of poison were found in aj te carry women safely through the Change of Life. She says: cpr iy oH rd ihe 7 ta H i Hi a otion picture ctor, 4 “It is with pleasure that I write to you thanking you for what your) >) SW) funa.y morning in iis Piecing of gh vba sid wonderful muneeaane bes done a me te passing aren Se Change of} cpartment, according to a report bee popular it m ring oe vk pe eat: arog mrs Me A friend told Forge arg Poe my E Pink. made by Chief Deputy Coroner Me-| Peartng tn person a e Pan- Resale Venetaite Coantoccd ant the tret bette helped me, ae T bet ere | Donald. A quantity of alcohol was| tages this week, Here is one Tteured me snd I am now doing my housework. “Your medicine is certainly | Und In the stoma The inves| actress of whom it can be woman's friend and you may use this testimonial as you choose.""—Mrs. Mary | ‘ation will be d pecs oid truthfully sail the camera Lister, 608 Frank Street, Adrian, Mich. ; re SS oe gta. Gath does not do justice. . She is FE ca can rene ee iy Pas pathy hen Ig dene Sadi edly ole | Mildred and Jean Munroe, whol] pretty and attractive on the this perfectly natural change wi it experiencing very anno: sym re. have been held in city jail hye 08 sereen, but the camera does Stein's death, will be freed of the taka, a Tpoveamothering mela the dreadful hot fanhes that end the blood rushing 20. tony hut wil tue| Mt egister her wonderful follows, if th heart were to those sinking or dizzy oie oii vagrancy charges, according to de-| COlOriNg. One has golden hatr, symptoms of pieveud ciniboas tad tscleave the wand fox copeeidl medidve. tectives violetzcolored eyes and a Li E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is a root and herb medicine espe- |* iene id peaches and cream com- y pie ae soe poten ella besa Tt acta in such s manner Evangelist Will Speak plexion. as to weakened nervous * enables a woman to pass — —— this trying period with the least possible annoying symptoms. at Y. M. C. A. Sunday Advice on ‘Women everywhere should remember that most of the commoner ailments! pr. Jotin Eliott, evangeliat of Min of women are not the ical ones—they are not caused by serious ments or grow’ Sean the symptome may be the enue, and that fo why | renee Minn. as it ects as a na! restorative and often prevents F. Swift. MMM will address the men's mass meeting at the Y. M. Cc al tly serious ailments readily yield to Lydia E. Pinkham’s| 4” ,uaitorium Sunday afternoon. At the orchestra recital in the lob by at 2:15, Arthur Gleditzsch will be Lydia E. Pinkham’s Private Text Book upon “Ailments Pecas | the soloist. Those partaking of the liar to Women” will be sent to you free upon request, Write | friendship supper are scheduled to to The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, This book contains valuable information, hear Dr. M. W. McKinney The fireside hour will be led by L. All Paris Origins Not every innovation of her designers is an artistic triumph. Are Not Successes One must remember that New York is an originator after the Fashions that America approves. Peco all-silk coat. 36-inch lined all ages 72-inch sweep; and full silk For women of That’s why the well-dressed women of Seattle need the protection of “Sweet Sixteen,” constantly drawing from the fashion fountains of New York. plush i New fall coat of fine length, New fall suit developed Dresses of fine trico- wool material; panel e Relted in Epi. lon~ ta ne, crepe and satin back; trimmed — with red ¢ all silk tassels; all .$16 full silk lined, $16 BIZOB cesses $16 silk lined ...... $16 Tomorrow we again present hundreds of original and reproduced models of Coats, Suits and Dresses, made for “Sweet Sixteen,” and so faithfully done that there’s noth- ing much to distinguish them from the very best except the price. With the styles expertly selected and the materials studiously chosen, there's nothing that mirrors better the charm of smartness or meets the requirements for diverse uses than this collection iY i i Poh tal 1023 Second Ave., Corner Spring St. In sizes 16 to PUTA NT Sanitary Bridgework Sanitary bridge- work is clean, healthful, durable and @ work of art while a bridge made without con- sideration for anitation gath- ers filth and food under it and tn @ yand ous to bealth of all dental work. DR. EDWIN J. HROWN s College of Optics THOROUGH EXAMINATION GLASSES SUPPLIED HOURS Daily 16 a m. to 5 p. m. Monday and Friday Evenings 216-18 BURKE BLDG. Second and Marion Rupture Like 1 Cured Mine”’ Old Sea Capgain Cured His Own Rupture After Doctors Said “Operate or Death” jtr assured tub to a dangerous an: 5 oper: ation or die. He did neither! He cured himself instead, th a well, strong, vige man. Anyone can use the same me it's simple, easy, i " ruptured person jn world should have the Ca in ut FREE RUPTURE BOOK AND REMEDY COUPON tapt. W. A. Collings ine.) Thox 29-F, Watertown, N. Y. r FREE || Please send me you || Rupture Remedy and Book, with- out any obligation on my part || whatever. Name,,.+ || Address. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1994, To the Citizens of Seattle Now that a crisis has arisen in the restaurant indus- try of our city, the public has a right to know the facts in the case. For the past eight months, more than 50 per cent of the restaurants of Seattle have been losing money heavily; the remainder have barely managed to break even. In spite of the above fact, prices have been reduced from 15 to 80 per cent, while the volume of business has dropped 35 per cent in the last eight months. Wage scales in effect since May, 1920, have been higher than ever in the history of the industry—higher even than during the period immediately after the war. In order that*they. might continue in business, and that prices of food may remain within reason, the res- taurant owners recently decided to reduce wages to the point where they were before May, 1920. They accord- ingly notified the unions of this decision. There was no contract, verbal or otherwise, con- stituting a reason why such a reduction should not be made. Shortly before noon yesterday, without warning, and with obvious intent to cause maximum embarrassment to restaurant patrons, organized labor employes in the restaurants of the Chauncey Wright Company walked out. The fires in the stoves were extinguished. with water. The strikers are being immediately replaced. THE ATTACK WAS CENTERED ON THE CHAUN- : CEY WRIGHT COMPANY, IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT ITS MANAGER, MR. HAZEN J. TITUS, HAS BEEN AMONG THE STAUNCHEST FRIENDS OF OR- GANIZED LABOR IN THE PAST. The Old Scale in Effect and the New Are as Follows: Old Scale. New Scale. OR rea: $6.00 $5.00 (Fry cooks $4.50, waf- fle cooks $4.00) Waiters ............ $4.00 $3.00 Waitresses .......... $3.00 $2. Dishwashers ........ $3.50 $2.50 IN ADDITION TO MONEY PAID IN WAGES, EM- PLOYES ARE GIVEN FREE FOOD, WITHOUT RESTRICTION, SO THAT THEY ARE AT NO EX- PENSE FOR THAT ITEM. The Chauncey Wright Restaurants Company is doing business on the American plan. For it, and for any other firm affected, we solicit the patronage and moral sup- port of all fair-minded persons. Signed, Associated Industries of Seattle