The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 13

SECTION TWO | (" DIpw'T KNOW HER ABROAD | In Sydney, # woman as Mar, ned it a ter of Enid Bennett, mor se of a passport irregul 1 out and here she's back liherica Is Developing | Monzter Airship Plans Undaunted by Air “Disasters, U.S . Going Ahead With Rev olutionary Pr og am BY HARRY B. HUNT WASHINGT 1} 27.—Gigar tic military dirig’ America’s most appalling air ¢ ters— lead the world. in type of aircraft with a p ambitious that it world travel—a program th even & Migh wife and’ mother who s small income to mak meet by doing all the was op and offices, but often have an valid father or mother to sur therefore do house These are the womer down early and are afflicted w various forms of female weakness. Ninety-cight out of every 100} women who have tried Lydia E. Pinkham'’s Vegetable Compound have proved that it is « remedy for woman's ills. F ly fifty years it has been restorin ny mpend additic in building | practic e and peraeverence, we could B ahi the ZR-2 and I be flown with helium ‘That will elim- We pthait snot Ta r production women to health, and if will pay |ts every ailing woman to try it—Ad-| vertisenrent. Buchu-Marshmallow Compound Uric Acid Solvent Urie Acid causes more suffering | cific © and disease than anything e which the human flesh has tend. Practically no one in of fast living, insufficient exerci: ine and overeating is exempt from Uric completed and r ble moor- ling masts of a kind that jup readily at poifits between which | flights are to be tried out, In addi |tion to these, permanent mooring | masts will at a number of tlantic and Pa- | nay be set a." it is expected, will be eady for tests by late July or early August. | First flights will be made in the *" | neighborhood of Lakehurst, N. J.,/ Liver Troub! Bowelx and iStomuch, Uric Acid the natural fil- w poison (Uric the system and in time ora allizes Urie Acid Causes Rheumatism When this Uric Acid attacks the | n the Jointa and there fibrous ints and pain and) Mt en it re cha the nerves of the pain, tho with tle or no #» Rit is known as CHRONIC itt ATISM Beiatica, Gout, Neuralgia and kin- dred diseases are all results from the same cause—an exces Reid, brought about by an impaired action of the kidneys, Get rid of the cause—nthé organ can not properly fulfill, thelr. nor: mal functions until this condition is remedied. Do not dose yourse th néys assume their patural action, Buchu-Marshmallow Compound ee I peg reatest Poe Acid. solvent se not a patent medicine, od “the eae of the accumulated nowledge of experienced chemists and several thousand physicians, all manu. factured thin remedy f years and the marvelous results obs tained warrant our claim that tt is Iric| Before these to test out structural correctness, re. | sponsivencas to control, power ana speed. } Following any necessary changes, the ZR-1 will begin nosing out for longer trips. New York, Philadel- | phia, Copape diy and Washington will | be among ‘the ties visited " Chicago, Bt Le Fort W. orth; San Diego are the able stopping points on the fl tempted transcontine aps fight. Then up the F Angelea.to San Ff }land, to Seattle | Wash. | Whether a return flight will be at- | tempted over the Northern route, | possibly via Helena or Butte, Mont., | St. Paul and Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Cleveland and Buffalo, will be deter- mined largel; vy experience gained {on the Westward trip. | | GERMANS BUILD |U. 8. DIRIGIBLE ‘or nd Bremerton, transcontinental flights by the ZRt-1 are concluded, | « |however, the navy expects to, receive | from Germany the ZR-3, being bullt |by the Zeppelin Co. This is paid for | by the German government to re-| | place the dirigible assigned to the} United States following the armistice, | {d-| which way destroyed. ‘This new dirigible, of a somewhat different type, but of approximately the same size and capacity, will be | flown to this country by a Gorman | {|¢rew, the agreement calling for de- livery on this side, | | With these two dirigibles, both ~|using helium, ready to explore and |chart likely commercial alr routes, acronautic authorities predict a re- vival of interest and confidence a | the lighter-than-alr ships, They see approaching the era of | e* | huge air fleets operating successfully | aking the over routes where surface trans- ked | portation is slow and difficult. that thé treatment should no longer be considered an experiment. Buchu-Marshmallow is sold and recommended by BARTELL DRUG CO. and other good drugginia, ry Yor a harmless taxative take Movien, the new candy laxative, for agen An All-American qir line, with a| two-day journey from New Panama or five days to Chile; trans. | continental and perhaps trans-Atlan- | tic paswenger vervice —~ these’ are| among the possibilities seen in the} two new helium-filled American dirl- | gibles. The Seattle Star Syracuse Will Bar bid Married Students ,,..,.«; EATTLE, W A drawal,” F F-B CLOTHES Greater Values Than Average $35 Values | PAGES 13 3 TO 24 | ASH,, FRIDAY Cold Kills 60,000 Sheep in Scotland APRIL 27, 19 Budapest Officials Get Bombs in Mail F-B CLOTHES Greater Values Than Average $40 Values F-B CLOTHES $45 Values PARI Greater Values Than Average Snow Wrecks Towns Policeman of Paris in Austrian Tyrol Saves Lives of 17 rt Paellot, 17 chile Seine dure ‘EB Clothes at thesel rices| Biggest ValuesinNorthwest| That’sa plain and positive statement. It simply means what itsays: “Fahey-Brockman Clothes at these prices are the biggest Clothing Values in the Northwest.” In other words, you can get more style, at. Fahey-Brockman’s than you can possibly get elsewhere. No amount of Here’s the Proof In the first place: We own the clothes for less money. Everybody knows that the quantity buyer is always six jumps ahead of competition. We pool our buying with the greatest retailer of men’s and young men’s clothing in America. That adds tre- mendously to our own great buying power. Therefore, when anybody in this section tells you that they can buy Quality Clothes at as low a figure as Fahey-Brockman, you are safe in telling them that it can’t be done. In the second place: We operate this business—render this service for less money. Of course you know that you pay the retailer’s overhead when you buy clothes or anything else. Now, Fahey-Brockman’s over- head ‘(our cost of doing business) is very much lower than that of any competition in the wide Northwest. We turn our stock every 60 days— three times faster than average competition. Besides realty operators figure our rental sav- ing at not less than $50,000 a year. f: l-4de-rol can alter basic facts. Fahey-Brockman Clothes at $25, $30 and $ }5, are not surpassed in actual values by clothes retail- ing at prices ranging up to $50. As a matter of fact F-B Clothes are made to retail at prices ranging up to that figure. models is to wear Faiey-Brockman Clothes. To see our latest workmanship and quality for your clothing dollar