The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1923, Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928. THE SEATTLE STAR PARK ENGINEER TO SPEAK HERE Big | Ailing Children Get Well on Syrup Pepsin A omall doe ot odhoe brings (oll U ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE George E. Goodwin Is to Values SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET On ly FISSRETAL 0 dat ro Phe wag MM sm Address Mountaineers onds prove that 73 per cent <a bas ite origin in 1, complicated amonly called ion. Re what that @ means, mothers should contrive. metho: } of human ul the intestinal with what is GLASS Gi Sosy lw 6 bee Women’s and Children’s — | through center. Specially ssiaal 13 pairs White Oxfords (small sizes) Syrup Pepsin, which children of handling their Bever Object to taking as they children wh like the taste. By morning the still control them Younester will be well again. that will prevent Likewise if the nostrils are at these future dan- UP.or there is persistent gers, Teach chil. & dose of Syrup Pepsin fren regularity of UP the fever and cold . N. Colson of Ber- keeps her family well » and Mrs. Ida A. Carroll, La., who has FACE TOWELS, 4 for 13 pairs White H Shoes (small sizes) 300 hemstitched Face Towel and absorbent. Size 18x 1 é Soft markable value LARGE BATH TOWELS, 3 for 300 large, heavy Bath Towels, size 22x45, Pure white, neatly hemmed, $ highly absorbent Exceptional values (small sizes) ir Slippers (small sizes) 4 pairs Grass 6 pairs Lea Bo 24 pairs Daniel Green Felt Slippers (small | | i s1zes) | I break watchful of yc on two passages a day until the age of 18, when one is usually sufficient. Give plenty of oranges been using Syrup Pepsin for a 6 pairs Men's Felt Slippers (small sizes) 46 pairs Children’s Slippers (small sizes) Burkett and apples, plenty of butter dozen years, has raised her three because it lubwicatce the intes- children on Dr. Caldwell's tines, and encourage the drinking Sytup Pe pein is a vegetable com- of water. pound of Egyptian senna and pepain with agreeable aromatics. If you detect restlesaness, Te formula, however, is on ing, gas or wind on the every package. Druggists have Geepleemean. or lock of appatiie: ccd tirwiih sathiactis tn see examine the tongue and you will customers for over 30 years, and find it coated, accompanied by it is now the largest selling family eepoetent breath. The child is laxative in the world, Buy a constipated. According bottle today. It will last you for . give from one half to a months, and the cost is only about teaspoonful of Dr. Caldwell’s a cent a dose. caupwes9Y RUP PEPSIN -« The family. laxative 2 pairs Misses’ White Satin Pumps 1 pair Mi. ” Patent Oxfords 1 pairs Mi ’ White Pumps slack Kid One-strap Pumps White Canvas Shoes Hig hoes (small s 9 pairs Big Boys’ Patent Button Shoes A pairs Little Gen 81 pe pair Mis 8 pairs Mi 20 pairs Children’ CRASH TOWELING, 6 Yds. Heavy quality Crash Toweling with $ blue border. Soft and absorbent. Very special ‘ _ ] BLEACHED MUSLIN, 5 Yds. : ied # $ Only a Few of the Many Big ALL-WOOL FRENCH and ing other se. “Bott l Specials Are Advertised SERGE, Yd, 40 inches wide For one-piece PY frocks, sep cirts, s and girls’ midd s A Philippine brown, smoke g cardinal, serpent green, Copen- hagen, Holland blue. zace Shoe Sanda nd Floor 800 yards of Big Dollar Values in te sob tpie Price Basement 300 Girls’ Dresses in a AT 3 FOR $1 AT 2 FOR $1 First Floor LINGERIE NIGHT GOWNS A variety of excellent styles. Crepe A manufacturer’s samp! Girls’ Linen Dresses in eer gowns in flesh, orchid, blue Si and surplus stock of Girls’ middy style, and Dresses of ve white; muslin gowns in white. Lace 1] Dresses of plain and plaid linen color percale. rE ehite; with trimmings. Cut on generous lines. B Exceptional value 6 to 14, eptional value. cotton Sizes 6 to 16 years. erge, DRESS, BUNGALOW and Second Floor NOVELTY EARRINGS, | MERCERIZED HALF- } Marengo San ‘hs } E. Good NOVELTY APRONS SOCKS, 4 Prs. Special | 1322 New York Ave., Wa H 7. Goodwin | ) a 5 Remarkable values! Aprons in 1,506 pairs Children’s Merceriz Twenty different designs —con- 1 copy of the bulletin, “Canaries: Their Care and "i ‘ : 00 } e 5 on: Y Sani aasank® cad Seainve barteri eteapteee rag reas peti : F Polly Prim, Suzanne, Gret 1 Half Socks. White with fancy = $ servative and extreme, In win } for same. { t other styles. Made of 4 ‘4 $ ored cuff and ¢ sortment of colorings. ; H ind other gir 1s, per plain colors. Si to 9. ia de shiene } 7 p of t aoh and Paisley print fabr trim > air sstreane "oti enacts pagerank : . eae eee HAIR ORNAMENTS { ¥ A ‘ br if ; ie, ‘soplique,..ang CHILDREN’S VESTS AND Spanish Combs—in several styl #8 § 3 raid. a ombs— eral styles. Withers dicicisdcdes ov Wees ss ce5s seattesseadee’ } DRAWERS, 6 for Designs which are appropriate with j SATEEN PETTICOATS 1,200 Children’s Summer - weight almost any style of headdress. $2 fF f Goodwin Mercerized twill and sateen Petti garments. The vests, with round $ values. test Sea Gana | a f ¢ coats, ith deep knife plaited $ neck and elbow sleeves, the drawers l ae oe GosH: . pede flounces, trimmed with inserts of with band top and knee length jor Pl ids : ? a : | ee Scenes 4 — a ae c Re fancy figured percaline in blue, Sizes 2 to 14 years. 6 garments $1. INLAID LINOLEUM, Sa. Yd. i over 21,000 —will have bus or age es rose, orchid t and in atop MISS SUST nonsUpP a in O season of ‘It -Hazelton (Pa.) Sent! tile, hardwood and block effects. feet wide. Special for Dollar Day. 1,750 yards of Inlaid Linoleum 8] CHILDREN’S SLEEPING ODDS AND ENDS AT $1 GARMENTS, 2 for DID SUSI oor W 8 ; - Onelda, 81 $1 White Volle and Lewis —Fourth Floor ri cai Dba eee ee b= WHihte® sine aber ececcas a £00 OL Children’s Sleeping Garments made $ CURTAIN MARQUISETTE, 23 $1 Flannelette Dressing with feet. Button down the back. 4 Yds. Popular Girl Gains sacques . 2 for $1 Seconds. Sizes 4, 6, 8. x 500 yards Curtain Marquisette, even, fine, close weave, mercerized 1 Percale Apron Dresses....2 for $1 ) Girls’ Bath Robes (g SILK CHEMISES 60 only, Chemises of silk Crepe de $] finish. White. 86 inches wide. Regular 35c a yard. Special for Dollar Day. 8) 23 Pounds on Tanlac’ WOMEN’S HATS, . SPECIAL Chine, trimmed with wide filet lace. Ribbon shoulder straps. —Fourth Floor SHELL TOILET ARTICLES $1 $4.50 Mir Ittrea and worn0 Had Fallen Off to “Only 97 | cased tor. tne Pounds Because of Indiges-| night's sieep. tion—Feels Splendid Now) it was 1 get a good Tailored and untrimmed shapes some have novelty ornament trim- mings. Of milan, milan hemp, tagal, $] NAINSOOK GOWNS, 2 for $] ace ek Ss PLANS S SHOW rs, $1 | $1.50 Buffers, 1 3 Hair F s, $1 | $1.60 Pin Cushions, $1 0 Hair Recelvers,. $1 0 Puff Boxes, $1 horsehair and lisere straw, in the seasc new shapes—for misses and matrons. In black, brown, 250 only, Women's’ Nainsook Gowns. Cut full. Flesh only. y | seven, a “When I began taking Tan! was so dreadf ‘ , $2.50 Candle Sticks, $1 weight was down to | down I jus Be ece-lege ope ye Sow ant echt Hilea, Sic earn oS ee ee 4 I was sick A 2 a fe navy and brig $2.50 ‘Trays, $1 siret Floor Cathedr HAT TRIMMINGS, SPECIAL Dollar Signs All Over the Store Linen Handkerchiefs, Doz. Indicate the Specials Not Advertised Women’s and Children’s Handker- chiefs—all pure linen. Plain hem- stitched kerchiefs—regular price 15ce each. 125 fruit and flower wreaths—spe- $ cial for Dollar Day. l —Special Price Basement I didn't touch before—and 1 | of |never have a minute's trouble after. | ¢ my stom-|wards from the pains or constipa. | simply inj tion, I can sleep so sound {t would take a big © me up, and T ig and well. The Tanlac } emo a —First Floor main awhile, their business trans-) a : City H as Petticoat Rule sede chi "bart aneut bad debts that everybody else had) Paraphrasing his words “The red hopeless. Thereupon the|fiercer they look,” remark Mayor judiciously elected her to| Rogers, City Clerk Hough and Exec: and I ly recommen ¢ 1 oh ast ‘ Presently the chamber of commerce | the vacant secretaryship. | utive Secretary Orr, “the easier they . iil ose ees 7 <2 called on to employ a new ex-| This is how Daytona succumbed to] are to manage.’ eee one. Of saps Oph sep ame ecutive secretary, While the direc-| petticoat rule. What's more, there's a me a great ¢ n bottles sold. | great deal sl Ucanicn Contro} Da en tors w thinking the matter over,| ‘The bigger they are the harder|of talk of adding several more Ann ¢ years old, who had been | they fall,” Bob Fitzsimmons has| women to Daytona’s list of city offi. and. pé woe «| DAYTONA, Fla. April 4.—Pettl clerk likewise. And the executive | doling m laneous office we often been quoted as saying. | clais, : ' | or four years, went out an = Ment! Honeat! A sat. |MCretary of the cfamber of com-| several thous pha Mars’ worth of lent! Honest! Accommodat- : 80 ousand dollars’ wo ficient fra merce. Strictly speaking, this latter| (0 ue GAS:ON, STOMACH, Peter mes ts, svedek | sar aoe ina a tceproriaent| aaa terrible di: upon a male four singers that will be unusual Musical Headquarters ¥/ | the citizens apply to the present] position, but it's always been regard-| At Home || SOUR STOMACH |minvivinrat oy enytttner an i! an seeiece New INDIGESTION | ed . j B ONS sere months ago the city, found Music Instantly Relieved by | alto tuon with tbe te ray isf0k GtoalaeF A Behr CINE! nikclettate WwW Tl | Tho electors wero split into two ir- Dance pieces that : 3 0. two & reconcilable factions, Then some-| “seventy-seven” are new and popular body had the happy thought of a|Grip, Influenza, F and played by Amer- | ance to Daytona’s material welfare, It started with the mayoralty. | in Head and Chest, Cough, Sore| Bring in your account before the compromise on Dr. M. Joslo Rogers, | ‘Throat, . . . | Rosult—tho swish of a skirt in tho| |» i M ys ices finest orchestras, IN 5 GN ESIA | The food that \inagoia office, geraniums on tho city meventcaavan att ne fire ‘octing | Sth of this month and it will ne can be heard and se- AND EOWDE! FORM | does more than hall window alls, and peace, of a Cold, the first Chill, Shiver or ceive 3 full months earnings BISURATED MAG. Ain age , ; 3 ikea: lected at Seattle's mpound @ y prepare any other to keep Noxt tho clty clerk foll and had /8neewe July 1st—the date of our regular you in good to quit. The commisstoners wero! soo and $1.00 at Drug Stores, or health from day conslderably unsettled over the se- [vent on, remittanos or C:.O. DP 4 ’ ce 5 un Oomeo, to day is rich, Jtection of his successor—until the |Cfne co Air wholesome K suggestion was advanced that a toferson’s Milk woman mayor had proved such TRY SULPHUR ON Lear ney why not have a woman for sAdvertiags | pasteurized in a bet cae’ semi-annual dividend paying period. $1 TO $5,000 ACCEPTED Musical Headquarters. +166 William St, New York. 19019 Underneath the Mellow Moon—Waliz Paul Whiteman and Hin Orchestra Te Wondertul One—Waltz Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 29 Falling—Vox Trot Manhattan Orchestra | ment “ clerk, as w Now Miss Louise : Tie, The Lovelight in Your Mes afanhattan Orchestra ||] tism Can Be ch ap ine san cvs wee) AN ECZEMA SKIN Cl Wee Mase vee one + srrante worries eeceee Rheumatism Can Be Se clomdl wie ranma tareedeye ; F| SAVINGS Any breaking out of tho skin, even | Ea SEATTLE and LOAN hoes on the doormat be- A 3805 Whin —Fox Trot Guido Detro T it it H dust their # The one—Fox Trot Guldo Deira reated at Home bree | ABY, RRNR GUELEE HONS eves acl De GE fore entering, after which they re- Fox Trot ‘The Virginians " i overcome by applying Mentho-Sul- FARM EFFICI Aunt Haga n—Vox Trot Tho Virginians FARM EFFIC bY |phur, declares a noted skin speciai a — fe sod d Sclentifico management ia like tho ligt, Because of its germ destroying | Drop Into Our Convenient Store and Hear These New Itecorda, ' | old farmer in the malarial swamp | properties, this sulphur preparation | diatrlot of Maryland, instantly. brings cage from skin. tert | 6 Ln Jand, get the genuine from DRUG STH EVERYWHERE — No change of climate js necessary n treating rheumatism with M mmers’ popular home meth Sufferers from rheums oO and neuralgie patna Open a Our Private IWAAAbe apsady icalfat. tromitheuautee The farmer's son withdrew hin |tation, soothes and heals the eczema Monthly ‘tecord Rooms |] tures after trying Chronicure, which knife from his mouth one morning, |right up and leaves the skin clear ney et EES By 2 Sia S : a Record Elliott, 1 6 Ave at Your aldo nature In cleansing toning pushed Nia plate of ple back wearily jand smooth, } Account 4:21 Third. ive, Dinposal up the system. 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