The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 4

Dur adindew ee ee sermtpeaaco . _ Semen ” aint alegre ro ney 2a eee oe a THE SEATTLE STAR False Claims. | ah IC mY Jape Yomplimenting Wife— hope there is no Mother who thinks she can treat her sick baby without Cut Down Your Expenses by Complir calling in a Physician, or with remedies that she uses for herself. Words Cheaper Than Bills Most Mothers know that Baby requires remedies especially prepared for BY CYNTHIA GREY good it’, 7 : teps I suppose it’s because men stick together that a man 8! ps Pa yet there are come who think that what is enough for them Is good forward and tells other men how to cut down their wives th for Baby, and it is to these Mothers we appeal to give nothing to their dressmaking bills. But it ien’t until one learns that the advisor is a man dress- poem pet spenielty prepared pee Releaae Of pocetieninnten Sy sett Fnyeiotan, siahee that one realizes the extent,of loyalty to his own wale False claims may kill, but false claims can never restore your child. |e is soiualy talking himself out of business, is thia ma | dressmaker, : For over thirty years Fletcher’s Castoria has been aiding in the reduction’ And the advice he gives to husbands? Perfectly simple! the deaths among infants as Mothers have become more and more acquainted oe Bet sac why friend husband hadn't thought of it it. Always keep it in the house. “More compliments, fewer bills.” Simple, absolutely! No man, of course, wants hia wife to look homemady. Cc h i Id r e n C ry Fo r ~ had husbands itants other husbands to look at his wife and “Believe me, that guy is sure lucky to have a wife like e Wifie knows that and she tries to look like the trademark of a successful husband. But alas! Too often the trademark costs more than the business is worth, and hubby ia left | stranded with nothing but a beautiful clothes-tree, MOMMA, It all comes because she doesn't really know what her hua- Z band likes, Result, she keeps on experimenting with BZ silhouettes and colors and lines. When she asks her husband Z if he likes her new gown hubby grunts: Z “Huh; how much did it cost?” Z Experiments are expensive and she flita from one thing to another, vainly trying to please the unappreciative SOMO MNO husband, If husband would only say: Mothers Must Use Care. “Take it from me, Nell; you look like a million dollars in that dress,” there might be an end to experimenting. bE atin a cere anata eed ome “At last hubby is pleased! Thank heaven! Now I won't Because it is a baby’s medicine my cago ss have to ruin my disposition with dressmakers!"” That's the dangerous, particularly Poss a a remedy a haikan toe way she feels about it, Your druggist may not an imitation Women do dréss for men. Some folks say women dress found on drug-store shelves. Reliable hoger pod of od for other women, But that’s only penn fe of saying welfare of their customers. The other kind only Grea’ that they dress for men, In thé long run, it's the competation to be made on imitations. for the male that causes changing atylea, Your own judgment tells you that Fletcher's Castoria having = But just sprinkle around a few well-chosen compliments over thirty years at great expense held up its reputation, must and watch the bills come down. A man dreasmaker advises it guard it. Then, it follows that this company must use the and if anyone can know the feminine mind a dressmaker material. Must employ experts in the selection of the should! retaisf skilled chemists in its manufacture. eee How many living ex-presidents are there? Mins Grey will receive callers in her office Monday, Wednesday | Two~Taft and Wilson. } and Friday trom 1 to 2 p. m., and | on Tuesday and Thureday from | Who was Clara Darton? it @ m. to 12 m. each week. A war nurse; she drought about|| Pease do not come at other times the organisation of the American Red Cross and woe ite first president. eee How can rings left on a dress thru |/f0™ @ dress solthout washing the an attempt to clean It be removed? yt dress, Why not wach the whole garment in gasoline, This i# BD te Gory GUNEaN to YOMONE TIOT 1. Renmtl to daliente materiale ond will mont likely remove the rings cee Who are the boxing champions of the world? At present: PFiywedoht, Jimmy 1222 New York ave, Washington, || Wilde; bantamueeight, Joe Lynch; D. C. and inclosing two cents in | featherweight, Johnny Kilbane; stampe for reply. lightweight, Benny Leonard; welter- at, Jack Britton; Star readers who would Itke Teeipes for conserves, jams, mar malades and preserves will re colve same by writing to The Be attle Star Washington bureau, Bxact Copy of Wrapper. Cd @ THE CENTAUR Company, NeW Youn arry. EN WANTED will employ men at rates E Prescribed by the United States Labor Board, ‘as follows: Jack Dompaey. (Johnny Kilbane and Johnny WO- fon are deprived of their title rights today + far as the furtediction of || he New York state athictio commis. } | | sion te concerned, for failure to ao- cept challenges) eee Did Greece present a stone to be | “Brokenhearted,” your letter ts much too long to print. If you will send your name and address lerty; the land ‘of Solon, Themiatocles ———————————— | and Pericles, the mother of ancient | ECZEMA TORTURE Mberty, sends this ancient stone asa fs one of the curses of modern lite| ‘**tmony of honor and admiration | of which none escape, rich or poor. |/rom the Parthenon | It can always be told by the thick coed, crack Ot pin Washington Crops ALY N rer . TAY a oane ° ‘Doing Unusually Well \from which comes @ clear liquid! | which causes an intolerable 47c Per Hour Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and one-half for time worked in excess of eight hours per day. Young men who desire to learn these trades will be employed and yen an opportunity to do so. A strike now exists on the Northern Pacific Rallway. Apply to any roundhouse or shop or superintendent. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY “How do you do, Mra, Evans, 1 ; ITCHING was sure that was you walking and makes life an itching minery,|ahead of me. Are you tn the city especially at night. The old style|for very long?” greasy, sticky salves and soaps|you. Yeu, I am going to stay down jsimply covered over the skin, there-| here until the hot weather ls over. ca aa Ysera ee ——~j he aytiied, which goes to the bot-)¢than not.” jtom of the #ores and kills the! “Yes, of course you would. How germs, in your ranch doing by now?” STOPPING THE ITCHING “Oh, we will have a wonderful INSTANTLY crop this year and our peaches will and causing an entirely new skin! be ripe soon. I am anxious for to grow. Such a lotion is something to ripen. I need lots and Eczemine lots of new clothes and I want to the newly discovered specific for|besin buying things as soon as the MEN WANTED For Shops and Roundhouse |Made by the Joyner Drug }/°%!!’ 8° going to make @ nice little fortune this year.” Co., Spokane, and sold} “spienaia. But if you need « sult, . dress or wrap, why wait? You by all good druggists. should visit Cherry's and select | Advertisement. | something becoming there. You } can make ® convenient payment } down, you know, and then finish by making monthly paymenta Oh, | you, and their mid-season male js [FGZEMA IN RASH | CUTICURA HEALS Face Disfigured. Itched now on-—and wonderful values are being offered.” 1015 Second ave, between Madison and Sprin 0c per hour Decaying teeth! Me tes ae howe and Burned. Never Slept: | | Prevent them from setting worse 0c per hour Nera: eimagmnes stop the ache until you can see “*Besema started on my cheek and dentist. Use Dent's Toothache bom Various rates working up in- ||] —it does four things for bad teeth. Various rates H ir. It broke out 100 to 70%o per hour : og DE Ni 200 per hour || GP #) viteter : 630 per hour Helpers, all classes.....+.....47¢ per hour Mechanles and helpers are allowed Yime and onehalf for time and spreed rapid- iy. figured fs tae TOOTHACHE GUM <n°G, badly and itched and 7 S377 burned until I was nearly 4 ne her I never sort & nigh. Deve't Uy ° i" “I wae advised to try Cuticura 's Toothache Gum is a scientific worked In excess of eight hours per day, |] Soap and Ointment. The first treat- ||| preparation for treating bad teeth. ment relieved me and after using one Contains no creo- cake of Cuticura Soap and one box sote, or harmful in- APPLY ROOM 3028 et Gucun Simmer 1 was bie" ARCADE BUILDING Bot ly Oresr Idan Origa SEATTLE Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes. Sue | ||| 1 will newer you privately 70c Per Hoar ] CYNTHIA GREY. |) 70¢ Per Hour 70¢ Per Hour jplaced in the Washington monu- 70c Per Hour |ment? If so, what kind and what ts Various Rates the Inscription? | Greece presented @ atone of white Magy marble taken from the ruins of the Per Hour | Parthenon. The inscription ie 70¢ Per Hour |“George Washington, the hero, the 63e Per Hour citizen of the new and ilustrious Kb- method of treating the disease with| “Good morning! I am giad to see} by giving the parasites a better) You know the Yakima country in| AT SEATTLE | chance to live underneath fiendishly hot these days.” | The treatment of eczema has of| “Oh, it must be imponsible to live | late undergone a complete and radi-|there in the summer.” cal change, and 0, instead of treat ‘Oh, not imponsibie, but It ts very, ing the surface only, a clean, cool-| very hot. It's good for our crops, ing and penetrating lotion may now/tho, so we would rather have it| | eczema. money begins coming in, as we| | Cynthia Grey o POLITICS RAGES |[ IN CALIFORNIA Johnson, Moore, Start Fight for Senate Seat BY M.D. TRACY BAN FRANCISCO, Aus. 2-—-Call fornia today aan 4 political battle ground such as reminded one of the old days when the bull moose shook hin horn and did battle, Senator Hiram AV, Johnson, whose ancendeney in the Golden state was contemporaneous with the rive of the bull moose, and Charles ©, Moore, man of affairs, were in the thick of red hot campaigns for the nomina- tion ag republican candidate for the neonate | Moore, in polities as a canddate for the first time, and with the backing of some of Johnson's former nupport ers, today was sweeping from town to town in Northern California, at- taoking Johnson on every side. | Johneon, his batteries trained on all who oppose him rather than on | Moore Individually, waa doing the ame thing in Bouthern California. “It's the same old fight,” Johnson has reiterated a dozen times since hin arrival in California, a week ago. “It's the same old fight tn the same old way agninet the same old gang that doesn’t care a rap for what the | people think.” th Thus far, Johnson has about his stand on tn mid ttle rnational questions | Moore, on the other hand, ts at tacking Johnson's position in the loawee of nation» and the Washing ton arms conference debates; and Moore supperters have centered | much effort on an attempt to show | that Johneon ta dominated by Wm. | Randolph Hearst [ STAMMERING | BY DK. K. H. BISHOP HERE are tew! mirfor ailments so | embarrassing as) stammering. It ts | not a physical de- fect but largely a mental hazard, | and #0 oan be cured by will power. To have «a 1 speech free trom |! defects there} must be perfect | harmony between speech and voice apparatus, perfect mind control and| deep breathing from the diaphragm. The sufferer from speech defect | must start as a child learning to talk. He must, after training, articulate without conscious effort, just an a! person swallows food with an invol untary action. au Some rules are: Training the muscles of speech | thru the rense of tough at the potnts cles. Hold the breath while count-)stammering depends from the diaphragm; exercises tn | n short phrases to eliminate rapid, con- “| tinuous speech and to prevent talk- ing when the breath is exhausted; retaining new perfection tn speech by reading aloud and conversation. In the correction of speech, deep breathing plays ® major role. Eixer- cies ghould be taken In this manner: Stand erect In the ordinary post. tion of “attention,” cheat high and at the waist and diaphragmic mus aocoveceeg hs open tt hb Ke | | | | | | | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922. MacDougall: Guthwick SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE se eee Shopping Hours 9:00 to 5:30 120 New Whit. Aprons Excellent Value “™ mate all in one piece, slp-over style with equare neckline, as sketched, and detachable belt which buttons on the sides. Of Duretta cloth and Indian Hea4—whieh laun dere quickly and eafily. Practical for Many Purposes Hospital Kitchen Fountain Beauty Parlor Cafeteria Offices Y These will probably all sell before noon. —MacDougall Southwick, Third Floor Clever French Trimmings made with McCall Pattern (It’s Printed) Organdie and taffeta can be deftly fashioned into clever clusters of flowers to bedeck your new frock—and so sim- ply with the aid of McCall Patterns. Each Transfer Pattern con tains step-by-step, instructions for making at least twelve dress trimmings. Ask for McCall's Transfer Pattern 1157 at our Pattern Counter, Customers The business man should real- ize that he is separated from his customers — old and new — by. minutes, not miles, In these days of strenuous com- petition the successful merchant must make the best use of his re- sources, and there is none more important than his long distance telephone service. In the transaction of business the use of the long distance tele- phone will mean the prompt answer, the personal touch-and an economy of time. Every Bell telephone is a Long Distance station. The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company on the respon- at which they meet when speaking: | ing 20. ‘Then increase by gradual de-| stveness of the abnormal speech-con- ilminating monotone; breath control grees to 40. The sensation of tight-| ditions, and the sufferer’s patience eas and fullness in the throat will and determination, -ierenientianmnennaiilitiicii aa The length of time tt takes to cure] AMUSEMENTS Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes Physicians and eye specialists preacribe Bow- Opto an 0 sate home remedy in the treatment of eve troubles and to strengthen eyesight. active while taking breath, expand | Sehd under money refund guarantee by all —AAvertivement Mate. 2:30 Now “ARTISTS IN| MINTATURE? “Indoor Sports.” Ward & King, Lerner tlvis, Deb Willis, Gerdes Wilde & Co. Pantagescope. General Admission: Mats. 25e. Nights, 400. Nights, 7&0