The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 13

PAGES 13 SECTION TWO | The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH.,, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 19: American Envoy Claims DIVORCED FROM GOULD | Will Seek Ancient Relics zar’s Bones in Peking : in Maya Ruins of Yucatan Remains of Former Emperor and Family Thought Stored in Old Embassy Syrup Pepsin Loved By Hosts of Babies Half « teaspoontel will make « fretial pict arabe eye pe se ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT “i ho is of parents ore TH th mai ‘ Will Resume Work of Excavating in Lost City of Tuluum and Other Mysteries FREE WASHINGTON, March old for the first excavat H minor ills, herself may do i {ury to an infan waters and powders, which may concentrate the blood and dry u the skin; or mercurial calomel, which may salivate and loosen the teeth. J) Use a safo laxative like Syrup sin. Pepsin, and especially for the m, for invalids, growing s, Mp! the child one-half teaspoc Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Per You will then see results in a ot have to or children - tly oper. the lor it, it is so wel action Club to Encourage a 4 Berge ye), og eda a Mrs. Lillian = 5 Bre of Woodruff, 5. Ca, ne always gives her children Dr. Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and a compound of Egyptian senna Mrs. A. E. Blondin of Muskegon, with agreeable aroma- Mich., will not have any other ‘he ingredients are stated laxative in her home. Your «| City Officials to Be at Installation Use of Ballot Box M ~ ie |. Such a at amount of interest | | ta iaareane 4 age. It is a mild, druggist will supply you, and it : When the marital difficulties of Mr. and Mrs. George J.| ba» been ed i the wealthy | ore, of 4 elaxative that ev- only costs a cent a dose. Try it citizer ty t i fn ‘ ectiveand pleasant. in constipation, colic, biliousness, ¢, divorce court,|; ryouand yoursthan flatulency, headaches, and to purgatives, coal-tar drugs, or salt break up fevers and colds, cayas9Y RUP PEPSIN -«« Jhe family laxative »~ lved in a Nice, F erly Laura Carter of Boston, cloped wfth|* 1917 Above is Mrs. Gould with her two| ye J. Gould IT (left) and Maughn Carter|> NECESSARY STEP ono 1 going to get a car, an become recon-| & mortgage.”—Bon-' Yucatan, will be ' to: CorrectSpring Styles Fashions Latest and Best at Fahey-Brockmans “aeWVe Protect the Early Buyer-ww eect Great as Fahey-Brockman’s values have been, competent judges declare that our range of Spring Clothing, at our current prices, surpasses in dollar-for- dollar value any display we have ever shown. The fabrics are richer and more varied in design—the very best the market has offered for years. Tailoring and style are the last word from the foremost shops of America. We are proud of our Spring Display of Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing. Every line and curve of these excellently tailored garments reveal youth, vigor, poise and achievement. They certainly are great clothes and are assuredly startling values at F-B prices, ¥F-B CLOTHES Greater Values Than Average $35 Values rb Cvolans Greater Values Than Average $45 Values Greater Values Than Average $40 Values F-B Prices are amazing! So clothing experts declare. These finely tailored clothes, they say, should never be sold at such lowly figures. Yet that’s precisely what the Fahey-Brockman Clothing Service was” organized for: To deliver FINE WOOL FABRICS TAILORED TO FIT, with style built in to stay, at very modest prices, § AFE BUYING N. B.: At $25 we are now featuring garments made of | COURTEOUS SERVICE Strong-Hewat Virgin Wool Fabrics—America’s Best “Tt is safe to buy early at Fahey- Brockman’s.” That remarkable tribute has been fairly and squarely won: Because we have never marked up a garment—never juggled or averaged a price. We've never “slowed up” early buying by charging higher prices on the arrival of new styles. On the contrary, we have always “speeded up” early as far as suits, overcoats and raincoats are buying by marking new models at the lowest concerned. Bring your ladies along! They possible price. That’s the only just and fair snags ‘ ‘ -an rest and make valuable suggestions while thing to do. Fahey-Brockman Building, Third and Pike you study our stocks, Whatever your clothing needs may be it will pay you to see and study Fahey- Brockman displays before buying. Come right upstairs and get acquainted with our men and our methods! Courtesy is the watch- word here. We are simply buying agents for the men and young men of the Northwest,