The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 MEMBER AMERICAN HOME BUREAU: FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOMES FRIDAY- mpeg a SPECIALS— —no ©, O. D. or phone Po baby walker, dinner set o: taken by purchaser. a special blanket value— $835 py. 9.75 or one arpet sweeper, these st ils, to a purchaser » Will not ] drapery material: very LOW priced— __0¢ yd. except be delivered; can easily regular price § wool 1 cott EXTRA SPECIAL! party box—|| jointed don— regular price $3.95 fittings a Ps : jointed arma Saturday— legs. Helge 15 curls and eye lashes, Sleep Rew price Spectal ae » Vriday - Satur / Z eae a? regular price $2.25 day 91.05 Q yal MAIN FLOOR mame DOWNSTAIRS FLOOR {Champion sweeper $85 regular price $3.75 fully guaranteed, light s and ea running. Fit regular price S5c ted n finest quality bristle Regular @ special purchase of 300 heavy qua!!t price $3. aluminum saucepans, Spectal Friday Cay Gar Saturday, 450 each. eee SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR baby walker: REDUCED! 42- piece dinner set— -pure white, Bavarian —tatural finished, maple frame ner set. Complete loo the 6 af 15 Daby walker. Similar to plc $945 people. Copy of the popular Ran: ” | ture. Regular price $3.15. son pattern. Reg $29.50 3 Special Friday-Saturday...... Nace Special Frid DOWNSTAIRS FLOOR LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT THIRD FLOOR ) WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT ¥. M. C. A. Worker ‘Funeral of Civil F in Seattle Today| War Veteran Held WILL DISCUSS FERRY SERVICE, Dr. John R. Mott, International )- Funeral anor ie Maeisetec Ea the Bellevue Street, veteran of the civil war and Hh ) wecretary of the Y. M. C. A. arrived | °'" tert will be mad vl jfirst commander of tt be made| g jo Thursday morning with a at workers seh seretaries, He | Pome st Orting, who died ie Neill be honor guest at a number of | We"? to be held at 11 a. m Thursda: I; Juricheons during his stay here ana|ffom the Home Undertaking com- | Rice's number of addresses, He | PAY. He was an active worker in| “speaks at the University of Wash. |G; 4: % “ fngton early in the day and at the | First Methodist church at 6:30 p. m. } ta meeting of re fents of Boll uo to be held in the commu club ouse » March 20 at § p m Y operated | ussed at the ses y of co erries will be disct sion. George F. Cotterill of the port jcomminsion will speak on questions concerning the coming port elections in which the acquisition by the cit wy ¢ { the Skinner & Eddy shipyard sito \ | For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver ieee a | ‘The nicest cathartic-laxntive In the} empty.» 4 d bowels | Morning, ana a ‘world to physic your liver and bowels “They work whi circles and was a member | | of Stevens post No. 1. Ho is survived by | three daughters two sons and Just One Application and the Hairs Vanish (Modes of Today) | A harmless, yet very effective | treatmont 1s here given for the quick removal of halry growths: enough powdered delatone and ter to cover the undesirable hairs; | apply paste, and after two or three | minutes remove, wash the skin, and your bowels completely by you will feel splendid. you sleep.” Cas- | when you have Dizzy Headache, r stir You Up oF gripe like| plication uncalty fe articient vat | Colds, Billousness, Indigestion, or| gaity, pills, Calomel, or Oll, and they | | be certain of results, buy the dela Children} tone in an original package. | fresh os wanted port Acid Stomach is candy-like| cost ¢ “Cascarets.” One or two tonight will | love OO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or Bladder Trouble? Pain or dull ache in the back Ia often evidence of kidney trouble, It is Nature's timely warning to show | tion, sediment, ete, you that the track of health Js not Lack of ¢ acid rheun f Danger Signals ' Wf these danger signals are un- heeded more serious reeults are sure to follow; kidney trouble in its worst form may steal upon you. Thopsands of people have testified that the mild and Immediate effect | of Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medicine ts soon) " realized—that {t stands the highest for its remarkable curative effect in the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine, you should have the best. ten cents a box. Mix| earets, too, Advertisement. | _7 Colds, Influenza and as a | Preventive || to embarrassing and frequent blad-| der troubles day and night, Irrita- a Bei, ntrol, smarting, uric| m, bloating, may be | loss of flesh, sallow complexion. | Prevalency of Kidney Disease | Most people do not realize tho alarming increase and remarkable Prevalency of kidney disease, While kidney disorders are among the most common diseases that prevail, they t recognized by pa- tients, who content themselves with doctoring the effects, while the orlg- ina! disease constantly undermines | % the system, | Regular ium and large size bot- tles at all drug stores, Don't make any mistake, but re- member the name, Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the addreas, Bing- hamton, N. ¥., which you will find| on every bottle. } SPECIAL NOTE—You may obtain a sample size bottle of Swamp Root ) bY enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N, Y. ‘This gives | You tho opyortunity to prove the remarkable merit of this medicine, They Will also wend you n book of valuable information, containing many of the ) Mousands of grateful letters recetved from men and women who vay thoy | 4 found Swamp-Root to be just the remedy needed in kidney, liver and blad % fer troubles, ‘The value and success of Swamp-Root are so well known | © that our renders are ndvined to send for a sample #izo bottle, Addreny Des | Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N, Y. When writing be sure and mention oul 5 ‘2 . Lame Back Lame back is only one of many symptoms of kidney trouble, Other symptoms showing that you may peed Swamp-Root are, being subject The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet ‘The box bears this signature OAL wore | gains and returned to the bar of the hens or more, Cynthia Grey: Woman Happ?! Wanderl / Married, But Ca st—What Is Solution t Dispel Spirit of to Her Problem? BY CYNTHIA GREY This department is deluged with lett from reatl covered, How may one best find oneself? Never thru ¢ half-hearted effort, The following letter is from one of the poor uls groping in the darkness. How may she beat find peace of mind? Can any of you offer helpful suggestions? Dear Miss Grey: I am & young woman who has been m ried nearly four years. I have a very lovable, kind hu and I know that men like him are hard to find. We! children, but even if we did have, I would not be sati No matter what I do, I want to wander and roam to place. I have a four-room home and all the comforts we can af- ford. I care for other people's children and do charity work, no fied from place but still I cannot make my mind stop wanting to wander, and it makes me so dissatisfied. Can you or any of your readers advise me what to do? JUNI You think now if you had a child of your own it would make no difference, but that because you do not know Motherhood is the supreme experience in a woman's life, and until you feel the soft, wa clinging of your own baby's arms, you cannot know that comfort and peace of mind they bestow, There is no comparison between caring for other people children and your own. You feel no particular responsibility toward little Betty next door whom you may borrow for a few hours while her mama is downtown shopping, but that little bundle of your own flesh and blood that requires your mind would not find time to wander Boy Wants Mins Grey will receive callers Home in he @ Monday, Wednesday ! nito? pm ienday and Thureday ft 1 a m. to 12 m. each and it ts vious that I will, if 1 bh more of this & com I only want a chance. I am 20 wo years old, quite well educated and I) | ropa would mider being adopted by| . - fhe Me What ts the fof hist of the ’ try ¢ discovered by Davis 4 dotted by kine tu In 1710 a French sailing Saint Malo touched at + a8 med them tha Isles Ma- the sine of ® English, with the prior #|” The t ohn sist and woking Ok porets 83. 4 “af Hawkina, took possession in 1838.| prised 1 } The Spanish name for the talands was Islas Malvinas. |ELIXIR OF YOUTH NO LONGER A MYTH New Who now owns the famous Sancy damon? | According to the records, Lady Nancy Astor t# now the poasestor . . Why did the ived in the United &t in the . Selentifie Discovery Hrings Mankind’s Dearest Dream to Verge of Meallaation. ho ar r 189 on 8 cities Instead of on the The reasons were (1) Because the able landa 1 , to that time have been obtained, had deen larg settied, or were in re mote sections; (2) immigration was PITOL eae BY JAMES A, FREAR U, 8. Representative From Wiscon sin, Tenth Dtstrict HE bargain-hun ing Instinct muppored to 7 more or less a i — 2 feminine posses. \ b f in LY ame | bargain (PP By) over heard ot ‘ i Was a Newspaper 4 corr gt 5 sent to Nee (a. Berlin some time . atier the war,| | er. when the mark was falling rap- idly, and he fig Freer ured that thore ought to be a lot |*? stuff he could pick up cheaply. So he went out In search of bar- back If you report 10 days. The itely reliable mpound, dc ran Adion hotel, where the espondents were grouped, afternoon “Fellows,” other cor- late one We cried, excitedly, “I'v Just run across the most remarkable 10 Settles Stomach Trouble Quick MI-O.NATablets act ina Jiffy because they are packed in sanitary airtight tape which preserves full strength Overcome at once acid stomach, the cause of headaches, gas, heartburn and palpitations, thdigestion and dyspepsia Don't let these conditions be- come chronic when harmless. MI O NA Is $0 easy and economical to take Guar. anteed and sold by all druggists bargain you ever you think of this?—I know wh you can get a barrel of tatooing ink foe $12." | How John Perry Made His | Chickens Pay Year after year John poultry were financial nw nimont ready to q heard of. What ¢ Perry's Huren, MMe try fome rean ldn't mako it} pay, Dincawo and death ate into sl rofita, ecinge turned out badly, hatches wi ad, hin chicks didn't aed and thri an they should, and he couldn't wet emg when prices wore high. Tiard luck Just camped on hin trail, ‘Then one day a happy thought struck him. an it John ry himaelf that hia chickens from paying?” thi nit A prosperous rainer, Hin flock flourishes. making real mone nan Independent bua case should bo {n tho hands of avery | man and woman who keeps ten) In poultry ratsing, knowledgo in|] In tho extraction of teeth wo ‘er. It pays to be sure, You way to our patrons: If we hurt you don't pay—sould we say Morator and others, | | more? Simplo, oasily applied methods that quickly turn poultry fallure to auc conn, Moat complete and practical wot of Inatructiona, ever written, Mighont authorities endorag then Hend no money, Your name and ad eAW On A pont card will bring 00 Wefore You. Muy and free ator Made Tin © thin today Set of Teeth from £5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 122 Second Avenne We Stand the Test of Time _ « paper—Advertisement, SCHOOL 22 Yours in One Location DARBY 2, On PHILA DiI L pula, PA. THUR Port Workers Will Announce Exams for Be Paid by Month Job of Fire Marshal DAY, MARCH 15. 1922 MANNERS By Norma Talmadge , a _ ENGAGED COUPLES het: tu Ves fa |} Wal Paper and Paints FOR LESS! Free Wall Paper and t not from the actory | FRESH 0 his f talogue! Pr hls esana ‘% TOBACCO Paint Catalegn except on ase ‘a To Out-of-Town hings ¥ mig © clas Customers ae “smal * ; , now 15¢ Upon Request os be 6 pect ROLL YOUR OWN wiTH Mosthwent. Coste uct ant 4 cash prices, Elim “Pa Ris Le €rotx Papers Attached charge accounts, dis sphere ts about 0 square miles. middle. hief ‘ 6 tha decaaae % goods St “eatim Why Pay More? ; wt Ten Kitchen Papers . rf 1 ane 4 5¢ ro}l and up se ee Bedroom Papers c United 6¢ roll and up PETER MICHAEL Receives Large Shipment of Diamonds Hall Papers 6¢ roll and up Parlor and Library Papers 7é¢ roll and up Diablo Mixed Paint Per gallon, $2.48 Kalsomine 5-Ib. package 53¢ Floor Paint Per quart, 74¢ %4-lb. Felt . .$1.80 1-lb. Felt .. . $2.45 SPECIAL A perfect cut diamond, mounted 348 FRECKLES Mareh Brings Out Unsightly Spots. How to Kemove Easily, woman with te PETER vee he rk i MICHAEL 1-ply Roofing... .$1.45 eo paeing | Pg end Western Wall Bank Paper Company Largest Wall Paper Store in Northwest 1921 Second Ave. Hotel Washington Is Across From Us HE BON MARCHE. LBARCHI a cEMENT Everlastingly we cut expenses in the Bargain Basement! No Spring decorations—no frills or furbelows—but always low prices! FRIDAY BARGAINS A new shipment of Men's Dress Shirts, made of high grade percales in neat striped effects, with French cuffs, neckband and collar attached. Sizes 14 to 17, at $1.15. 100 New Alltime Crepe and Combination DRESSES $9.29 Alltime crepe is the most serviceable, good - looking material for many a season. The combination dresses are of this and crepe de chine. Tan, Brown, Navy, Lilac, Grass, and more than a score of styles. 16 to 40. 1,200 pairs Canvas Work Gloves with knitted wrists, 2 pairs 25¢; pair, 15¢. Children’s fine ribbed Cotton Stockings, black and cordovan. Slight sec- onds; 6 to 914; 8 pairs for 50¢; per pair, 17¢. 720 Women's fine ribbed Vests, bodice top, sleeve- less; white; sizes 36 and 88. Seconds; 15¢. Women’s Fine Suede Pumps New Sand Shade Very Serviceable Decidedly Stylish 3" Fine appearing 7 atiede pump, Colonial tongue, suede Women’s fine ribbed Cot- ton Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless; cuff or shell knee; white. Sizes 86 to 50, 59¢. Infants’ part - wool but- ton-on front Shirts, with insert. Cuban heel—Goodyear welt sole. Style and 2 to 6, fiber stripe. Sizes 6 CHILDREN’S HATS 98c Dozen styles, All the snap and style of “big Sister's” hat. Sailor streamers, convertible mushroom and roll brim, Brimg medium and largo, All head sizes, Black, Brown, Navy. $3.95 wear at a low price! Warner Bros. Rustproof “Wrap Around” CORSETS $1.95 A new feature in corsets giving greater comforé and service, Good quality flesh colored coutil, bust, 8 styles, 28 to 80, Medium and low 2 of which are pictured here, Sizes Eeyptian Design Bright popular shades. Accordion — pleated flounce—combination of self material and Egyp thin design,