The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, Pity Robbers of Mail | Where Marines Guard! De eared ee HE METe che teen lamin a tvanauere el a thneerl ond Good. Health r on henven'sscenes he always keeps about two jumps They will find the streets are guarded |ahead of his newapaper reputation by | China ,the Philippines, Centra! and The United States marines.” | South America, the West Indies Those grandiloquent words con-| where hasn’t he gone? | oo su Ss clude the “hymn” which the marines| The world war, however, was the are rather fond of singing upon oc: | occasion which brought the marines casion, The words are not exactly | to the real zenith of their glory modest—the only modest man ever| When war was declared on) Ger in the marine corps was cashiered| many, the marines were the! only | for th ut, the legend runs—but|Ameriean troops who were full The new “Sweet Sixteen” Coats, Suits and Dresses for the Winter. 80 }}}| jeluier aro they nearly as far-fetched | equlpped, in readiness for Instant nc as they sound. For, ax Kipling put) tion. It's @ fairly well-known fact wisely choose their fabrics, or=amentations and color harmonies that HH) (¢jy"alscumine tho attributes of the | that Gen. Pershing bad the tradition A : * * * eT Sem American leatherneck's first cousin,| al army prejudice, but that didn't they are permitted the introduction of many daring innovations. the royal British marine, “there lan’ | worry the marines. Maj. Gen, Com a job on top 0 the earth the beggar|mandant George Barnett, without don't know, nor do.” consulting Pershing at all, sent the And the postoffice department's | Fifth regiment of marines overseas recent action in borrowing marines | at once-—and it was on the very day to battle the mail bandits who are at | that Pershing announced that he present flooding the country is just | could not use the marines that they another proof of the versatility of the | landed in France. | men who, during the world war, won| Once there, there was nothing to the reputation of being “the fight|do but to use them—and every one) in‘est fools in France.” knows how they were used! | Reams and reams have been writ| In the meantime, while the van ten on the subject—for the marine’s| guard of the marines were winning ‘ versatility Includes the knack of be-| immortal glory in France, the corps | 3 rt » i ing a remarkably clever press agent | Was being built up at home on un ° ° for himself—but the stories have not | equaled proportions, Every activity | Keep Effi en’ by Keeping kept pace with actual achievements. | of army and navy was embraced in Ca t (pale c the corps’ new program, and the This Letter Will Tell You How “battleship policeman” was now heavy artilleryman, aviator, balloon “T enffered terribly every month, and was always tired and nervons, and Famous Old Recipe $ |i», engineer, machine gunner—even had indigestion, and often could not do a thing. 1 was this way about for Cough Syrup cavalryman. ) two years, and had to stay home with my mother. I tried several medicines. ; j And now he's turned postal guard!) § then I found a book of yours, and mamma told me to try the Compound, Easily and cheaply made at heme, & Weill, there's only one thing to say So I got a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and it but It beats them all for @ | ~~the Lord pity the bandit who tries| (gp certainly worked wonders with me. I have taken six bottles of it, and am @ | ‘0 rob @ mail train guarded by ma still taking it when I feel the need of it. I have already recommended it ines! | to a number of working giris, who are taking it. I am working now, and jad to say that Pinkham medicine py BRO Paborat | nae Tat e ia 4 ier ny ther eo Hf ly wish had t ken it { the mone ally spent for cough | a lot for me and for my mother, and we only h we aken ita arate eat * ce Vital Statistics | long time before.”"—Rosx Scuoxrr, 4876 Annunciation St., New Orleans, La, | syrup. aimple @ i eee tekt ald of vate { tetstlibia’ BIRTHS esis se Ts letter is but one of a great number received every year } from women, young and old, and from almost every walk of life, These letters om to the merit of Lydia E, Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. a poy } ordinary cough in 24 hours or less. Kawagueh, Wasazo, 1707 Jackson st, | Get 24 ounces of Pinex from any ‘ ia. | |dfuzgist, pour it into a pint bottle, Males Featitesh, 416, 19th ave Pfr ulated sugar syrup | y, nno, Limajiro, 204 10th ave &.,/ Yur Coat of finest te make 6 Tei pret, 1 yeu preter, | a Miss Schoeff works for het living, but on account’of sickness Il-woo! Tricotine Freneh Coney; band- uge clarified molasses, honey, or corn anabe Kotaro, 123 Ninth ave. 8} « ae: novelty trim- embroidered lining: 36 instead of sugar syrup. Rither |b | was obliged to stay at home for two years, During this period J inches long. Juntor Coats in t tastes good, keeps perfectly, | Okads, The, 721 Yeasler way, bo: | Fe Stay n oy ng. pe TE inch su cep... S99 tues ate 1. S16 es teint Mamariaka, Yoshitnateu,” (24 Yy Sinin she suffered terribly at times. She tried several medicines without i ishing how quick! at. bs | * . r eee aa °9 tral yetaag ts how quickly |g hun, 109 tat ave. 8. bor. | finding relief. Finally she tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable They stand out as most re- j se at pad, Junee— | Compound, and in this letter tells what it did for her. mtraten; ant ee eee The Vegetable Compound contains no narcotics or harmful membranes, and markable valuge in that they aatel oan de |. 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