The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1923, Page 4

tae Teach a aA PAGE 4 CHANGE OF LIFE or Women who Rely upon dia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound nville, Pa.—‘' I took your med- through the C ge of Life and eee it did wonders for ' mM me. I was down Miiiiin bed when I started to take it and weighed 95 pounds. I had hot ashes and was so nervous and weak that everythin; would get blac! and I could not see, 1 would sit and cry and did not know what I for. Since I have been E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- nd I feel younger than ten years ago, and my friends me I look younger, and I owe to the Vegetable Compound, I my housework for a family of Row, I will be glad to answer ‘Woman who writes me in regard y case.”’— Mrs. JOHN MyERs, 65 St. Greenville, Pa. My y letters similar to this have Mbeen published testifying to the merit of Lydia F. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound. They are sincere ex- om women who describe ft they can their feelings be- dafter taking this well Sentenced for ; Narcotic Sales Theodore Lutton was sentenced to Seve 15 months in the McNet! istand it on @ charge of selling Worth of cocaine to a govern. Officer by Judge Neterer on convicted man is a native of iy and will be deported after B of his sentence wit passed Monday O'Mally, who pleaded Wednesday to a charge of heroin in his possession. YORRHE: CAN BE CURED inds Are Now Using Treatment Which Is Sent Free you suffer from Pyorr' oF ulcerated guma, abse: m | lia, loosening of the tec’ Send your name to the Mart : s, Dept. 181, Inde and they will send you a F bottle of Pyrokur on St cures, you are to Otherwise your report You pay noth- Femarkable treatment is Re with wonderful success and i thousands of people. ink thi @ loose or De gone, the solid and the foul gone.—Advertisement. HEUMATISM OT EXIST body if you will use Prescription. It is a shame with inflammatory, muscu- or any form of Rheuma- food food you wish. It DOES ontain any Mercury, Salicylate i Wintergreen or narcotics, tively overcomes any kind |. . ism or Gout on earth. RE DO YOU WAN’ an excellent Liver Med the greatest Uric Acid Sol- Trunk’s Prescription ils or es $506 at the tell ‘o. and the t Dru, # in Seattie.—Advertisement ‘ John Perry Made His Ch ickens Pay Year John Perry's Poul- Financial: Failures, Ho Almost Ready to Quit. there was money in poul- were making it, yet for on he couldn't make it pay. and death ate into his prof- iatings turned out badly, Were bad, his chicks didn't Gnd thrive as they should, and in’t aa fa) in prices of as juck: eenree i en one @ ha fht struck him. ae ‘ag it John Perry himself that chickens from paying?" thie mi is @ prosperous raise His flock flourishes. making real money and is in an independent busin There Perrys, bu the troubles and u Success of this particular should be in the hands of every ‘nd woman who keeps ten hens oultry raising, knowledge in It pays to be sure. You can ite secrets from the practical lence of famoun experts, T. » H. G. Forster, and others, easily applied methods that turn pou indoras them, Your name and on @ post card will bring Before You Buy Certificate story of “How John Perry Chickens Pay.” Write for INTERSTATE POUL- BC DEPT, 211-A. UPPER BY P. O., PHILADELPHIA, PA. ays His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism Jamen H. Allen, of Rochester, suffered for years with rheu- iny timen is terrible left him helples and unable Hinalsy decided, after yearn of lens wiidy, that no one can be rom rheumatiam until the ace mulat Smpurits commonly led lo acid deposits, wer ved In the joints and muscles and Hed trom the body, vith this id in mind he con- Physicians, made experiments ity Roppeoncen @ preserip~ t quick! completely symptom of anys esky. ave hie overy, ( called Allenrhu, to others took it, with what might. be marvelous success. After of urging he decided to lat its everywhere know about discovery through the newspa- He has therefore instructed te everywhers to dispense with the underatandin, ‘the first pint bottle does no! i ay to complete recovery ‘pinay return your soney mment. Ow: 1 Nab! can ou dvertisenent | vescent drink which usually helps \UTO SHOW IS LOSES TERRORS AGAIN DELAYED Will Exhibit Cars When the Weather Permits stated by KE, G, Ho an of the show comm da y Once mor hit second storm, nly & Hoffman The comuni ecelved excel nt suppoxt £ asiness men and Jeckied to continue with the show when the weather permits The big te heavily weighted with snow, hay n low ered to protect them from damage, and will be raised again as soon as the weather permits and locations have beer pon, of the committe ‘ ” POISON PEN TPITHRP ny WRITER HELD As & warning to writers of anony. mous “poison pen” letters, Chief of Police W. B. Severyns Thursday caused charges of criminal libel to be filed in superior court against | Harry Devine, a clerk. De | accused of writing @ “poison p letter to Severyns libeling two Seat ay members |tle women, whose names are with held After receiving the letters Sev | struc eryns investigated, later arresting Devine, who had been discharged from the employ of the women 2 OFFICERS Fotiowing the retirement of ¢ D, F. Willard and Licut, Fre ‘ Chief o: Ww. B.| Severyns anne 1 Thursday that he would appoint from the ranks of t one captain, two leuten nts and four patrol be named Willard, 62, retired from |‘ vice as commander of precinct; Capt. C. G. Ban © West Se wil we of t tath eu W. L. Smith & now im charge of the West Seattle sta-/ tion Lieutenant Ribbach, 63, has had charge of the police property room. He has served 23 years on the police force. Lieut. Harvey D, Michener precinet Densmore relieved Ribbach in the property | room. Ribbach and Willard were re tired by action of the city clvil serv ice commiasion earlier in the week. Asks $1,063,000 Loan for Astoria | Poleconal isd WASHINGTON, eb. 15—A bill authorizing the secretary of the ry to make loans not to exceed | #4 in Beliinghai . ,063,000 to the city of Astoria, Ore., ire relief, will be introduced to day by Representative Hawley, it | for new high echool was learned. This plan wag decided upon by the Oregon delegation, after the house military cominitee had opposed the senate bill, which presented a stmilar amount as a gift to the elty. | money wil! be used to recon that portion of Astoria de stroyed fn the recent fire, writing the notes. Devine confessed to the charge, explaining that he had sought re venge for his dischyrg.. The two women were examined and were Proven innocent of the charges made by Devine. Dosens of such letters have been recelved by Severyns and all are VIGOR HE HAD AT 35 New Orleans Resident Tells of Won- derful Results Produced by « Recent Scientific Discovery | D. W.. Wood, 60, of New Orleans being investigated at present. De-|La. declares he hag virtually been vine ts held in the city jal, unable to furnish ball He was arrested last week. Far East Trade Is Menaced by Dope |For what the compound by WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Amert- | can trade with the Far Mast & menaced by dope traffic. J. J. Underwood appearing in behalf of the Chamber of Commerce of Se attle, today told the house commit- made young in by the recently | discovered korex compound, which is | Pronounced superior to “land treat- * ae an Invigorator and revi- “Tt has brought me back to healthy physteal condition od at a5," he writes. “Tam ly ax wupple as at 25." Mr aya he would not take $6,000 done for him. The compound ts a simple home tment im tablet form, absolutely leas, yet the most powerful in- to * tain ble amazing bene tee Investiqnting the narcotia afty- | 12 nationwide ation. Underwood directly charged that individual Japanese were reviving the opium habit in China and cre ating new drug addicts thruout the republic, This, he said, ls undermining the Production of China and thereby reflecting disastrously on its trade with the United States. ONG MAN IS HELD IN JAIL PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.—The Judge gave Joseph Kennedy 90 days and discharged his companion, Charles Dorn. The police got them mixed, and it took Dorn 13 days to convince them he wag serving Ken- . nedy’s sentence, RECIPE TO CLEAR A PINPLY SKIN Pimples Are Impurities Seek- ing an Outlet Through Skin Pores Pimples, sores and boils usually result from toxins, poisons and tm. purities which are generated tn the bowels and then absorbed into the blood through the very ducts which should absorb only nourishment to sustain the body. It fs the function of the kidneys to filter impurities from the blood and cast them out in the form of urine, but In many instances the bowels create more toxins and impur- ities than the kidneys can eliminate; then the blood uses the skin pores as the next best means of getting rid of these impurities, which often break out all over the skin in the form of pimples, The surest way to clear the akin of these eruptions, says a noted au- thority, is to get from any phar macy about four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonful In a glans of water each morning before break- fast for one week. This will help Prevent the formation of toxins in the bowels. It also stimulates the kidneys, thus ¢oaxing them to filtet the blood of impurities and clearing the skin of pimples. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia. Here you have a pleasant, efter. make pimples disappear—aAdvertine- ment. Rupture Is Dangerous! Instant Relief; I Many Cures | Reported; Full Direc- tions and Sample SENT FREE Just because you have been rup- {ured for yenrs and have tried all ‘cinds bungling trusses and ap- pilances, salves, Iniments and plas= sets Without watisfuctory results, do not think you have to stay in this dangerous condition, You may have instant bleaued re- Nef and, as scores of others report, complete recovery by the use of this almple, Inexpensive discovery, Send no money. ‘To prove that my famous Sponge Rubber Rupture Pad does Conquer Rupture, even in its worst forma, I will send a sample absolutely free to any ruptured pore son, in a plain sealed package, Pons nibly you are wondering whether this can be true, Stop it! The tont in free and surely the test will toll, Cut out this notice and hand it to «| ruptured friend or send it with your name and address to , H. Scott, Hornia Expert, 293-M, Seott Bldg. Akron, Ohto, and you’ will quickly receive # wample Sponge Rubbor Pad with full directions, No obligation to purchase. Don't let Rupture handicap you in the battle of lite, but make this test today,—Advor- Praises of thousands who suffered premature age } ce Physictans It gives mpeedy satiafaction tn mace that defy other treatments FE) derly people pronounce it a real “fountain of youth.” Knowtng that this news may seem “too good to be true,” the utors Invite any compound to strength dinary cas that It co you wish to try this guaranteed in- vigorator, write in strict confidence to the Melton Laboratories, 62 Massa- chusetts Bidg, Kansas City, Mo. If you prefer, you may inclose $2; or| aimply send your name, without money, and pay the postman $2 and postage on delivery. In either caso, | if you report after ono week that the korex compound has not given you | satisfaction, the laboratories will re- | turn your mone ely. This with the understanding Stop Eating Meat for One Month— End Rheumatism Heavy eaters of moat suffer most from rheumatiam 4 kidney troubles. That's bee | tains certain acids which aggravate | and prolong these disorders. If you really want to get rid of rheuma- tiem, stop meat entirely for one month, and at the same time take Anti-Uric to cleanse your system of | accumulated polsona, Anti-Uric Is a remarkable blood purifier and tonic, composed of herb- al ingredients. It also hae « benofl. cial effect upon the kidnoye, helpin: them to cast off the poisonous waste matter with which they are now | overburdene Anti-Uric ts sold on & positive f if tt falls to ry ra sciatica, at Bartel) Drug Stores —Advertinement, DOCTORS ADVISE PORT WINE AND OLIVE OIL A prominent physician in an tn- terview today says if the public| only knew the tonic value of port} wine and olive ofl they would quick- ly regain their health. . Port Olive is a combination of | rich cream, olive oll and rare old port wine scientifically blended with | other medical agents, It quickly restores tired out, run- down systems, is especially valuable | in anemic and all wasting disease, | increases weight and strength, Start today taking Port Olive, na-| ture’s food tonic, and see how quick- ly you improve. On sale at all drug- gists. The Port Olive Co, 316 8. Broadway, Los Angeles.—Advertise- ment. Pyorrhea —has been the cause of serious internal dis- orders as well as tooth decay. SOMISH DENTAL CRAM starts at the beginning — thoroughly cleansing away film, in which germa of infeo- tion make thelr firat stand, Further—it heals tender and bleeding guma and combats all oral infections, checking or bapa pyorrhea, ¢ the tube tlaoment, THE [PARK HEARING|Y. M. C. A. IN tE FEB, 19) ANNUAL MEET LEAVE FORCE) H E RE FEB. : Rainier national park, | der the direction of C. ¢ Chamber of Com: | of New York, international secretary « Y | held February 19 at 1 p, m. mootings. Those interested in the develop: | pastor national parks and thelr | church. administration will be benefited by attending the seasions, according to | officials of the service. Here and There | °2 yom». snore. and Bowels aaa ap TR Relieved jured and 60 were forced to flee P.-T. A. Will Hear Wednesday night when the Canadian | Northern hotel in Winnipeg burned. a'@ Halt interest of Irving Hotel block} The addrese will be delivered poles the m for $40,000, Custlo Rock votes $50,000 bonds | trated A musical program wilt! | dizziness and sallow skin are relieved, SEATTLE STAR | Claim Boozer Is J. Hunter, arrested here on a charge b t t d annual ¥, Mt ¢ ation, to be held in Beattle, will A. state f national |‘ t ng liquor, has been identified of nationa hse : | open Its seastons Frid roiag with ‘ice ahaha cshaen of dctacSonl then expecially those |® state boys’ committees meeting un fication as an escaped convict from SPECIAL Robinson, | ene sontana state penitentiary, ac cording to word from Sacramento to State committee meeting and the reg day New Army Hip Boots meeting will be listration of delegates will follow park service, haa} The man, who lived here under the oon will| name of Hunter, was using the name of Joseph H. Powers at the time of his sentence, the finger print records field assistant to The noon fellowship tu Over-Boots —£0 on over the shoes » Washington to| preceed the afternoon mocting, which will be addressed by Dr, H. C. Manon, dincloned. University Congregational = The convention banquet at 6:1 D Sh. WH) BO Hie: SnperLens MORNE felt lined; warm and water-proof. cisco, will speak on “The Army and | $4.90 | bush will be the main speakers, All Sizes You can relish your meals without fear of upsetting or stomach it your faith rier’s Little Talk on Eye Care A lecture on the care of the . leyes will be given at the @almon Right Rev. Charles D, Williams, | ay school, February 23, by H. C. | Mver Pills, dies at Detroit | Hartman, director of the school for | Fou) accumu . jthe blind. | Totleame thet Wade tn the anow. Keep dry and warm, before the Salmon Bay Purent are ex- . | Teacher amociation and will be illus | pelled trom the is |be given in connection. | Small Pill—Simail Dose—Small Price This directory containg t and its use pri many ch F Py prio : anges N serious iheony to ight Saturday, Mane pt ~ venience to y, © service generally, ”°UTSelE and othe Please cont; alls. made “aninue the use of RC HP. 0 twelve oro at, Present directory < H 38RD, and then desis, big MIDNIGH fait for all) IT1s IMpE RDAY, | mie letter, RATIVE that the above instructions b ec ne numbers 3rd, will result TS and interfere followed) THE NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FEBRUAR Y ISSUE Is Now Being Delivered to All Seattle Subscribers SEALED (Seal not to be broken until Saturday Midnight, March 8rd.) With These Instructions Do Not Use the New Directory UNTIL ‘ye Do Not Use the Old Directory AFTER | Midnight, Saturday, March 3rd Many Telephone Numbers Have Been Changed The introduction of Machine Switching—the use of dial telephones—in Melrose, Rainier and West office districts has made necessary many changes in telephone numbers in these districts, which changed numbers appear in the directory now being deliver ed. Each subscriber given a new number has been advis ed; but no use is to be made of i to midnight Saturday, March 8rd, ranean ig Secs It is imperative to observe strictly thé instructions printed on the directory seal. Reliable service will largely depend on All Subscribers Using the New Directory AFTER ove Using the Old Directory uP To | Midnight, Saturday, March 3rd The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1923 Lace-Up Rubber Heavy double sole; 8-ply, high-grade rub- ber throughout; 8 eyelets; 14-inch top; Just the ticket for snow and slush! Pair THESE ARE ORDINARILY $506 A PAIR Special—Two New Army Wool Shirts, $5.75—Special The Out-Door Store 717 First Ave., Corner of Columbia Retail Dept, Seattle Tent & Awning Co.