The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 11

FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923. THE SEATTLE STAR : TS The Best Medicine for Women ps a is oe ree Sat bo Sais amg ( : Government to Care |Shah Helps Guards ) wre vir anon ot wines | Wamen to Stage Feminist Battle OTHER BULLETINS for Sacred Felines, Capture Assassin f The st our Washington Ves fr LEAVE IT TO BRIDGET | oa 1 rding! M AND EVE ON ISLE wor! ‘ Bred | ' : able 9ON, March 23—There | night in j Thelan, housee ‘ : bn der the bed for x th hue be , tr < an oked and - - r 4 Geos Holm in the Or group. Its o 4 mal by the c i ri ‘® T 1: t inhabitants a a mes back her “ * ! A Pens ‘ o al lean!: atest consug reveals, 7 he'd purloined. w . au acoompanied by # oF nt postage stamp; and all 19 on ke Ave., sh. These tal, antl from them Members of the nomin ument Member PURPOSES —OFicr boy in| Mrs, Jam E. Cheesman of tee, the comp bh AS JUDGES | Eskimos, says Julian W. I 4 -rovidenc a A wa Julic to b h 23.—Conjurors ic explorer, in & book on Eskimo H. E. Passig of Humboldt, , a is ‘ R of Atlanta, ( Mrs. y 9 1 1, a ‘hy I ay pe ole sy : 1% James thereon ‘of Chi. paeraiaiattinl: - “SIGatt daibaa ole Baldo cago. Below, Miss Esthe Mira. ‘T. T. Cotnam of A Ogden, committee chairman, “ Ras “gre Se dany Man Takes |¢New Zork _ n Hood Pasay, Jown, » ONE WEEK ONLY WILLING Lessons in Dancing REWARD iS 39 Saturday, March 24th, to Saturday, March 31st TO PAY cites”) GENTS A DAY =| sed Rebuilt , pala . . « LT tT h ad bh D I e ; Neon akt together soon” | Gave Body to Science in|t lot 103 Chie . OFFER EXTRAORDINARY As you say, but 1 wan you could) Spanish-American War | dict tteay : x R A N G E; & For Saturday Only TOLEDO, O., March 23.—Flopeles Ri by MEN’S SUITS learn to ) c.” G6 te theed or hs c. | One wade righ = | on é 5 are ge tien the nerve | €Fminer u Ss ae t oe Among the Ranges offered aro~ | Suit ‘a sk the s J wineae e Quick Meal Rang $65.00 Majestic Eronestily, I -¢ i” jes Latieles oy sces $26.00 Leonard High Ov to Each oid I'm going to sare . mye at Fave 00 Faultions Customer 5 serlousty, I'm glad o! , iebes O St. Louti T've missed you at all the ganizat! Monarch $50.00 Come in a dances . f SPLENDID WOOLENS things, herolc pe i : | A wonderful line of smartly patterned fab- \ is pa , rics to select from. You can’t help but find . . | Pt res Pp NI f what you want in this big stock. ;“| 1 a —? cerning. wh already 19 n READY FOR EASTER " ‘ a Suits ordered for Easterday will be ready y i as, Harts wear aagins t h ton ot for delivery on Easterday Saturday without ou bet, a bird, fail. ode! And tI rt ths t « j es. coats cameraat ts. mis, too. ; BE SURE AND COME TO Me Sent cn ca cteoeee’ chates grag oh tnd nee ¢ THE SHOP ON THE CORNER account. Their store is at 1015 on) bie dhvppanege chert y ee OF SENECA, OPPOSITE THE ond ave. in the Rialto building, be-} An ‘ficial od ~ try out thelr experiment s tween Madison and Spring, Just over! ‘Three yoluntecred. Kissinger was| “84 L ft the Pig’n Whistle, Take elevator.” convention by Miss F on. | ch nA o 7A averticement, The’ three heroes wero inoculated | New York, chairman with the germs of the dread malady. | "tne © NEW TELEPHONE BLDG. F. S. LANG | MFG. CO. | First and Spring St, OCULAR EXAMINATIONS FREE mittee, Misa O; é del 7 Dette ¢, be ’ sé ” FORTENDER They went thru suffering that has | !S for 4 tdhcina > te — SEATTLE pal Meal eg l Gee Ua pen} bie i 9 | Bo parallel tn Dante's imagined tor-| te eg el Pods Maa" eae s ht t tures of hell. | Boiled to Death eopia i SORE TIRED FEET Two of the volunteers died under . A Meuse, 9 te'6; Bventng by ‘ "4 ’ */the strain. Kissinger came thru in Steaming Vat Appointwent alive—but with his le twiste mf aniedeat tami et DONCAmtart sarah ‘& Seattle College of The minute you put your feet na) “G7. would have to crawl thru lte| Eric M. Inc Optometry : ee on fede, doom. 7h “TIZ™ bath you feel pain being farmer,\fe 206 Kite! Bide. ana jon hands and knees until death f; erixe 2OISTHIRDEA' } drawn out and comfort just soaking | tim, ptiyiicl pig E N U E ra rae i pe Mow wood your tired, swollen, | wads gra PIeUacs wah tee go Be dit, } ing feet feel “FIZ” instantly) then congress, in recognition of : ” lite : 7 See Pomooce extn «ranted him an Bi j up your feet and caus dt ee On that he managed for years to “T1Z,” takes the) cet along. But his family was grow soreness out of corns, cal-ling He needed more to fedd his chi louses and bunions. Get a box of] aren, “TiZ” at any drug or department} yriends secured for him ‘a $12-a t store for a few cents, Your feet are} month pension in addition to his an- never going to bother you any more.| nutty. 4 whole year’s foot comfort guaran Then suddenly Kissinger recetyed Jeed.—Advertisement. the government $1,600. 4 issinger. the clerk explai a been wing his annuity If your nostrils are clogged andj And the annuity was immediately ' your head stuffed because of catarrh | cut off. or a cold, get Ely’s Cream Biilm at| Kissinger, tho, continued te any drug store. Apply a little of this | his $12 a month, on wh pure, antiseptic, germ - destroying | pected to suppurt his fami cream into your nostrils and let it | crippled condition preclu penctrate through every air passage | froming any profitable work. of your head and/membranes. In-| But Congressman Isane $t stant relief. of Toledo, a veteran of the civil war How good it feels. Your head {s| has become interested in Kissinger’s clear. Your nostrils are open. You| case. He'll Introduce a special act at breathe freely. No more hawking or | the next sesston of congress to grant snuffling. dead colds and catarrh| Kissinger an annuity kjeld like magic. Don't stay stuffed| Meanwhile a hero, per up, choked up and miserable, Rellet|steatest of the Spanish To the new users of Royal Cords — probably a million in 1923 8 his per OST rules are all the better for being broken once in a while. There’s ar. advertising rule, for instance— never to ask anyone to buy a thing and try it. When the makers ask you to try Royal Cords they may be breaking the rule, but you will benefit thereby. The makers of Royal Cords, for their part, can’t see why making friends should ever go out of fashion. The more quality a tire has—and the more leadership r —the greater its obligation to be simple and direct. a Royal Cords earned their position of high regard by simple things. , You can easily see that people’s confidence in Royal Cords could never have been won by quoting a lot of big ig sure.—Advertisement, war, must continue living on 39 cents a day! QUICK and SURE for Profiteer’s Homes } COUGHS shoNours Bombed in Lisbon 60 years of satisfied users advise {t} LISBON, March 23.—~-The homes for young and old. No narcotics, |of five profiteering landlords have 9@ COUGH | been blown up by bombs without a $15,000 IN FIREPLACE e FELLING, Eng., March 23.—A| housewife called a workman to re-| ere 1S pair her fireplace, He removed a} brick and found a tin box containing | 3,500 in bank notes, Then he found Alkali in S very Tablet |i bate te Hai Pali ofl brs a pe Sonp should be used very | ‘and revitalise your worn |!¥, 'f youewant to keep your hair | ont exhausted nerves >| looking its best. Many soaps and | Nexated fron le organst | prepared shampoos contain too much | One million new users will’say this year: gag “Royal Cords a : mileages, talking big discounts, or going through all those areful- other kinds of gestures with the idea of registering big. The makers of Royal Cords devote themselves to guarding quality and have no desire to dazzle customers. Their ideas seem to be right, because U. S. Royal Cords are the measure of all tire values today. United States Tires ae are Good Tires Sy , all around” : from, like the iron in your| free alwall, This dri Mesd and ike the iron tn voin- makes the hair brittle, will not injate tee teetnat | ‘The best thing fo disturbthestomach.Itisready | Mulsified cocoanut ol for almost immediate absorp- | (which iq pure and grease i tion and ausimilation by the | better than anything else you ean blood while some phyricians | 140 / claim metallic {ron which peo- |, 4 tenspoontuls of Mul: | pleuruallytakelsnotabsorbed | TWO oF three tearpoonfuls of Mul tall. Ifyonare not strong or sified in up or glass with a little ‘well you owe it to yourself te | warm wit sufficient to + maake the following test: Sea | tlie Load delish dhod do ply moisten the hair w wate» and | yun bO| ih the sitter ale coming tired. Next take two [Tub tho Mulsified In, It mal an | D fivegrain tablets of Nuxated |*buNdance of rich, creamy lather, | Iron~throetimesperdayafier | Which rinses out easily, removing} meals for two weeks, Then | «very particlé of dust, dirt, dancruft} test your strength again and | and exces oll, The hair dries quick bee how much you have gained. Your money | 1. v1.4 evenly, and it leaven the ac up ‘will be refanded by the manufactnrers if you | 'Y He “hale: fae wad: atiiey do not obtain perfectly satisfactory results, |MOft, und the hal: and silky At all droggiste | bright, lustrous, fluffy and eisy to the scalp, 1 ruins it dy use is sim 7 | manage. PRL A@ IEA) You can get Mulsified eocon aut oll fEnrlches the Blood: Strenfthensthe Nerves | | shampoo at pny pharmacy, it \y very | chonp, and « few ounces will wpply | » Owl Drug Co,,| <0 jevery mambor of the family for] Bwitt Drug Coy University eevaerl months. Bo gure your druggls! glvew! 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