The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 11

RRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. ‘ 98 Out of Every 100 Women Benefited An Absolutely Reliable Statement Important to Every Woman ide vass of Wo y , Women o Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. emarkable Results Shown by a Nation Purchasers of ——= 50,000 Women Forsometimea circular has been enclosed with each bottle of our medicine bearing this question: “Have you received benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- etable Compound?” maplieg Se date, have been re- ceived from over 50,000 women answering that question. 98 per cent of which say YES. That means that 98 out of every 100 woren who take the medi- cine for the ailments for which itis recommended are benefited Of course we know that our med- icine does benefitthe large major- ity of women who take it. But that only two out of 100 received no benefit is most astonishing. It only goes to prove, however, that a medicine specialized for certain definite altdion-a0t a cure all—one that is made by the most scientific process; not from drugs, but from a combination of nature's roots and herbs, can and does do more good than hastily prepared prescriptions. THE SEATTLE STA [ PLAN NEW TRAP FOR CROOKS J| Misa Hellner-Nielaen (right) New York's first policewoman. By DUDLEY SIDDALL YORK t 29 . w the) ™ matter | Whorls of Linger printay They | ta > er Bon | tn » special invitath emon: | ¢ a newly Invented “long | identification system,” and to) en, assistant dix | fie means PAGE 11 — a WAIT For the Shower of GOLD Watch for The Seattle Star next Monday! On that day we shall make an announce- ment and a suggestion. If you act upon the suggestion, you will enjoy a finer, fuller, richer life. And we are going to give away REAL money! Get ready for the shower of gold! Turn your umbrella upside down! Announcement Monday! Shower begins Wednesday, and if we are prognosticators of money weather it will last with Mre, Mary Hamilton, After eight years, Haken Jorgen: | commissioner of the enhagen polices, bas perfected a £ loops and) auickly bring the complete criminal # well 4s the | record from a central bureau ; = Gite OE xecutor of Anna | Sat Sad onrakt daeeteties| "Sine Webstore: Cuartti | Bureau of Held Estate Quits to numerals en he ow D nm who} You doa’ have to be an ident! | " oui tenenal ress l| Missing Por) Rest cg Sept. 29.— purles F. Hanton, hod of transtating Tietiner cation expert to se¢ what that} with Commissioner Jorgensen and| n Franciseo at- Suppose you were”convicted| Military Judge Erick Schaffer. Her || announced today that he pro- by it. This is a most remarkable record of efficiency. We doubt if any other medicine in the world equals it. tts international adoption. The greatest ald to police identi. | fication since the Bertitlon system,” | says Mre. Mary Hamilton, noted New York policewoman and student of finger printing You see, we have been making, improvingand refining this — icine for over 50 years until it is so perfect and so well adapted to Care } protection of state de ams" prosec m4 ae z murder. | URE SEN ee Be ve | | $60.00 Suits and Over- CARY HAIR ARK coats, very latest pat- t , Wworsteds and serges included— Seattle 10 Bremerton 245 = Te a. ws SNS pm, Extra trip Saturday and Sunday 9% p. a im)" 500 pm. Batre $5 Selurday and Sundey 1000 pss Visiters by Bremerton Chamber of Commerce Guide per- witted in Navy Yord ot 1&3 pm, Passenger fare 0c rend trip. NAVY YARD ROUTE € Deck M 3 it's Grandmother's rectpe to being color, luster and youthful 33 50 ness to hair when faded, I : streaked of gray Fit and workmanship a guaranteed, CEE er That beautiful, even sha éark, gloxsy bair can only be } by brewing a mixture of Sage Tea / and Sulphur. Your hair is your 1 ARE Hille 10 AGIDITY sz It makes or mars the face | When it fader, turns gray or letrenked, just an application or two 7 : bes y Rellet tor|of Sago and Sulphur enhances its + * appearance a hundredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mix- }ture; you can get thie famous old 4 recipe improved by the addition of » |other ingredients ata mmall cost, all ready for use. It ts called Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, This of a crime, Your finger prints and | work is to cinasify finger prints and Relatives 1 to resign as executor of the ertUion measurementa would be! Bertilion measurements into the} ‘The Star invites ite readers to ose this ate of the late Anna Held, famous taken tn the regulation way. ‘Then, |“iong distance system.” Both at the | department os an aid in finding mincing OCtress by the Jorgensen system, the results| Hotel Peomayivania, where the party | relatives or friends, The department te) The announcement followed word could be reduced to « series of about|is stopping, Bnd at police } UBT: to help ty reuniting those who have bees that the New York courts had grant a | 20 numerals. You would be the ouly|tere Miss HH Nielsen UC |meparated. Those whose relatives or (ed a further delay in the suit of ry 2 A a ch thone figures, and, in-| internationally celebrate the divectiy | 2 Think of it—only two women has the virtue to benefit 98 out of | veridey.’'the: figured ‘WoUls be” the | tio expetth Gould devieg. It taken | Readers Whe way unow the whereabonts |t#te, t0 which she ts the heir. out of 100 received no benefit— | cvery 100 women who take it. 10: | ony oes whieh would exaetiy match | er but a few moments literally “to | et yeresms méntionsy. tn thls column e¢| "! intend to joln in a petition for O8 successes out of a ible 100. , + 4 ope a ; 70M | get a ecriminal's number.” js wee seuvenad nso to suport te | y re perrt Bs Fepenter’ Hanlon su possi . It’s reliability and recognized Me Your name and pumbera could be} “This si soxillary of the Heat) | I gh Seen Pee ar x sil ie glad 6 be re- . : . . : lated in @ crook's directory, copies | ficatio y thé police | Did JOU SrsF hear of anything efficiency has gained for ita sale ] ot which could be Kept th Be Pendgeced Hegewie matewe eld ane, Fa ee ne 18h Miss Carrero is now in New York. like it? We must admit that in almost every country in the = { Ne station o& caret” We Siem no| would not replace present methods.) ORD BROTHERS—Information | f “" + change in appearance, aesing of | tu ju he it the ni enlarge we, ourselves, are astonished. world—leading all others. Father Hastens Over Ocean! the years souls cnabie yp ta Koon tiie wat ates wtatesatonal ertes, (has been received to the ettect that| Yogen Maru Is on ; cea! your identity from any police | inal tn the world could be lieted in «| the three Mord brothers, for whom a fy Such evidence induce fferi from to Save Son’s Life department which found it recdeeun eae book no larger than a dictionary. {cai has come from theif parents in Her Maiden Voyage 5 every woman su’ {ss check your finger prints and meas-| And instead of making it necessary lin. past who are ill, are this week |_,0" her maiden voyage, the steam to her sex to try Lydia E. ’s BY RAY G. MARSHALL, # against your Humerigal|to mail actual finger prints or wire! - HWasiuiam panting ih fh aedkceetacks a4 bia ng 2 neg wevice Fafa... ij aairinees en, 4 x ra r vice versa, At . Co., is Joading wheat at Tacoma pound and see if she can’t beoneof the 98 toe RIING, Ching. Sept. Phew Tork, (ihe litereated depart for the Grays Harbor Milling Co. for Oriental ports. , , lin an effort to save his eon, TR NUR 7 : wittie 4 mm petal le execution x HRS TWO RW TET J TILT { having kilied « nan ’ Kubnhard, a subject of = » Slovakia eeemoremern fee CG LIKE THIS BEFORE a } lable story interwoven with Far Fast Ipswich to Take Makes Plane, Flies Deanof UWomen = ("°° : fai ' born affairs whieh had « climax when | Cargo of Sa ‘om Barn i rns Williams become @ hostage for Kuhn: | ‘ ee ee cree UUM an, mon en come, be |e ea | At Our New Location Ipswich, operated by the Amert-|Trytng to fly from the roof of his! ef women at the University of Waab- | me 3 . ¥ Eisen gteameith Go. to | fathers barn in .». bamemede sir-jtngtap, whe for the past year lms |‘? ee en be ro lh ga t of 100,000 cases of| plane, George Sufuner, 18 years old, |been on leave of absences in Califor. | ‘ia! for alisesd partibatin, it | . After adding a quan- | was killed. (nla, has flow returned to the campus | ABPBCES: | Us Bbmcy. | t and flour, the Ipswich | eee anid to her new office on the meas | 209 8 1 UES a etent | 2 Me | 7s for Savanoass Fie 84) Acid Throwers Are | atien Coldweil now Dany, adjage. | has refused to Teave Becatan the Active in Chicago |ing the rousing. ot women students, | American gourt wilh not allow By ; : on to Sail | CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—During the) Only houses approved by the Gran Of |” crne government of Cxecho-Slovakla —— last month the gowns of three women ¥4 ablel is demanding that the American or Orient Saturday |i» the shopplpg district have been | homes for Wis women ¢a- riment arrange for Wi: | 601 /2 HIRD A for the Orient, the steam. |"Uied by acid thrawn upon them. i | ton. °9 a eae vince.” me hetr incep- Jefferson, Capt. Francis BR. | yyy, CEL Ea EY EY ea er} ey ee a ‘will gail from Seattle Satur. Wife Defends Hubby | brow a baceoo “ ‘ ss en a a Soksca | on Bigamy Charge) |patea in a maesacre hess Ucem i | [Established Nine Years in Seattle] Sight tons. CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—Mre. William | | Mo Williams, ain to} iy —_—_ J. Halse has rateed funds for the de. | ‘ accounts reaching her ‘ what) » 3 Z 3 | tense of her husband, whom she bad | jhard by offering himeelf as a hos: | Aurline Brings Big | arrested for bigamy in Minnesota. | ‘~~ “Bernat gesagt ten pgoieneth, Q Molasses Shipment | ; ONS lertat and went to Kalgut, tear Pe-| Included in the cargo of the Mat | Engl: hman Leaves ~ | king, and was alleged to have refused 9 line steamshtp Lurli . | to return. | af the Bakh Cove termina Estate to Servants |"? cngered by this, the Mongols are| the port commiasion. is a mat SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., Sept. 29.— : reported to haye threatened to, vi i ‘of 1.200 tons of molasses, the |Henry ©. Sharp left his $99,000 es Williams, bis wife and child, | j nt of that sticky |tate to be divided between Mr. and | Kuhahard were fot produced in| (Made to Your Measure) “commodity to be brought to seatth:.| Mrs. Charles D. Yates, his gem court a . / — Williams went alone across the (There are more places of public! The native forests of Australia| deserts of China to Kalgan, where 4 ip in Australia in proportion to|are being replaced by species im jhe found, beat and captured Kuho population than in any place else| ported from other sections of the Laard, taking him Led ‘a bg . the world. t Immediately on arrival a rga, centile a Pate - Brow Seeds 1+ Bromersee Kuhnhard died Pa ee ee ee saaeal READ THIS CAREFULLY Bundey 11 pm jeharged that Kubnhard died from . : From Bromeroe, to faa seating administered by Williams We Bought $37,000.00 Worth of High-Grade Imported and Domestic Woolens ‘i — Groeten 26 Soden ES oS and the hardships of the enforced | * eae F 5 ea a wlurn fo Urea. and have demanded | From the Receiver at 33c on the Dollar—Consisting of Worsteds, French [obnvistion: o€ Williema on, charges of Backs, Serges, Tweeds, Big Line of Plaid-Back Overcoatings—To Be Placed on Sale at Very Low Figures This great buy of high-grade woolens $45.00 and $50.00 will give us the opportunity to give our Suits, all-wool mate- big 2 a first-class Suit or Overcoat at rials, made to your a very low price. measure We will gain over a thousand new cus- tomers. We guarantee fit and workman- $29 50 ship or money refunded. 6 COME SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK TAKE NOTICE READ CAREFULLY This store has no connection with any other Our guarantee. We have engaged the best store on Third Avenue. This is a bona fide sale. cutters and fitters that money can produce for Stock sold to us by the receiver; this is the rea- this sale, which will assure you of a good fit and son we can save you considerable money on a good. make, and if not satisfactory, money will Suit or Overcoat. be cheerfully refunded. ly evidence that e: on Of acid ie taking p mach, Causing the fo of Gas and acid tndigeation. In all important commercial transactions, the services and co-operation of a bank are All $65.00 and $70,00 Suits and One lot of Extra Pants, worth up All the best Suits, ranging indispensable. The Union National Bank is connected with many of the most important commer- cial and industrial enterprises in the North- s individual and business ac- counts desiring dependable banking service. The Union National Bank west, and s Of Seattle Branch at Branch at Georgetown the ate ppreasive, stomach and burning nown a4 beart- ie The tri stop or prevent thi the food contents and to neutralix it bland and ha of Bisurated effective ¢ ahon id irritates and bi s development or setretion ouring of after eat- enever gas, t urness or This aweetens the neutralizes The acidity venta and is a perfectly haurmicas and inexpensive remedy to une An antinctd, Magnesia while }from any dru jor tablet forr |to do ite w jaid of @ nesta com certain to Bisurated Magnesia, which ables the such as Bisurated can be obtained t in either powder stomach k properly without the tal digestenta Mag- veral forms. #0 be ask for and take only |§ te eape- cially prepared tor the above pur pose. Advertisement, can always be depended upon to bring back the natural color and luster of your hair. | Everybody uses “Wyeth’s” Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkeng so naturally and evenly that nobody ean tell it has been ap- plied. You simply dampen a sponge or eoft brush with it and draw this through the heir, taking one small) strand at a time; by morning the} xray halr has disappeared, and after another application tt becomes beau: | rom tifully dark and appears glossy and t. A} lustrous, —Advertise % i ATED BY UN, WIND, DUST &.CINDERS from D KY DAUGOISTS & OFTICIAN: ware ARE BOOK MURIME £0. cuI6s RINE. Use Overcoats /will $39 .50 go at Extra fine assortment of patterns. Good fit and good workmanship. to $18.00; made $7.95 to your measure All-Wool Many Patterns from $70.00 $42.50 to $90.00.... This Includes Extra Fine Trimmings The largest assortment of woolens ever placed on sale. Right now, at the beginning of the season, when all tailors are reaping their harvest with high prices, we are able to give you the greatest deal you ever had. It will pay you to come from miles around. Third Avenue WARNING—Beware of other merchants in the same line of business that may try‘ and lure you into their store by saying this is where the great sale is. Be sure and come to the right place— The Union Tailors, corner Third and James, in Lyon Building. Corner Third and James. SALE STARTED FRIDAY AT 9 A. M. / A golden opportunity to get a good Suit or Overcoat, made to fit you, for less than a ready-made suit. Be Sure and Come to the Right Place tc atic ex home aON RE