The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1923, Page 11

4. 1 THE SEATTLE STAR | ~ BLOOD 7 | Helpful Advice to 1 e| *— ty Rafael Sabatini Overworked Women || ff cic prea el 1 4 | . | t e | e Dita! sits to ng realize tk nd herbs, adapted to overcome such cond 7 A . and fold Mrs. Chapman’s Letter Reads as Follows: "1 ° 1 : Figure f I wasn't fit to do my work to take f as this f fos f w days th as they na t Wig t had been and after taking a few bottles I more. I am 1 ; ; doing ™ wo ry day and highly tab/e Compound : finishing + p to at fA suffering fr femaln t Only yesterday a friend called t ‘ f ™ oF r 1 pla me oft th hone id knowin t it did for me wanted to know what to ask t The fre ke { the drug-store, as #h o give it a trialL”—MRS, C. B, CHAPMAN, : ‘ ; : hte : } 1 New Albany, t \ tor tt , ; tt ving er W ty | |] Another Case of Nervous Breakdown t f pleco, This | a xpected t TENN.—"Two years ago I was completely run-down and my a fall and winter could not a room without resting, I could not do Blood ‘and the doctor's medicine did not help h ; ‘ 4 my. porch and in it I read several ft F 1 . 7 \ I went right out d got me a a s t Moll Kirke ° und and before I had taken the H ; \ I took six bottles and then in : r about ¢ perfect health do a Mr. I st 2 " 0 ay wna PT know Lydia B. Pink- I i . . m's Vex 28. O. J. HINCKLEY, 216 4 um. a t f o Il Co 4 ie ge ; ' ; -_—-——— | Thousands of Women owe their health to E / ‘ ' ‘ 1 his p _ | Mysterious Package Reveals Tiny Bootees for Infant e e Blood's turn t : ae auma et tt Member of Star’s Comie Family—Cynthia Switch- id ] 1 c ( ] a r ¢ be t I J rare x3 , il | | n was Ho 4 the worse for him. M Ae heal Sptaqes ona $6 BY CYNTHIA GREY 4 i inja t 4 os H } y * pica ohelte a wa ir mail—a neatly wrapped box dropped from out the mass of f thenat ‘ the ¢ hia | papers, various d letters, ete. 4 t 4 coisa ier iieeM teh ts "“Whe-e-e-w,” Ted gave a low whistle, “Maybe some kind LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS, 4 oy PY Bd ay ApS canes. ee , ow | lady has sent us a box of home-made fudge—or, it might be < t b ! w to F ; oe a 0 » or turnip,” and his countenance fell at the i fe's id t ‘ fort lc mught —_—— ‘ ste siewwart ens | SOs ere totally unprepared, for the contents revealed|a warmer place. Place th lacie’ i ; “ neti Eyed bos aston. 1 F n ed |a warmer place. Place the p Cleaning and 4 db Baynes struggle * arin of § a tiny pair of black satin baby moccasions, carefully| the cooler part of the stove ant! Curling Ostrich ESTABLISHED 4 7 t 2 ots ie stitched with red and yellow floss— heat until the milk ts very hot, but) Dear Miss Grey ease print! |35 YEARS a f E UR 1 greater terr The cay Within was a note in childish scrawl: not to the boiling pot 1f heated | full directions for cleaning and curl ES ‘ ADVENT ES \ to them. He took “Mr, and Mra, Adam and. Eva Jones, too mucho, thick .akin sill. form| !D5 Pe pep panne WA ‘@| OFTHE TWINS [3 zie shesiaarn en we tar Funny Family: ow the ‘vereoe: athe were: outs) spa “RNR ee a . ar t ; , 6“ Olive Roberts Barton " a “Tam taking lessons in fancy sewing and am sending the | the milk is heated the better. Hav-| soap suds and rinse thoroly in wa- 4 se oy adlgeo little pair of shoes I ever made to your little Adam,|ing been heated, the milk should! ter of the samp temperature, z ut Peieghae hy teed top I hope they will fit him. “MARJORIE be kept in a cool place for 2} hours)” warm Bee so try ae ¢ i Of cou Adam, Jr., is just a pen d inle-char then akimmed. The thick cream obd-| toroly dry, uce the blu gs 0 é n, Jr, Ws 4 pen and ink character, and | iia nas a characteristic flavor|% knife. ip the feat strands, 4 consequently doesn’t need the little shoes, But I know of a\and texture. i an beyinning at the backbone of the is real, live baby who opened his eyes on this old world with eee plume, ane work, towsrd the tips, not a stitch of clothing to his name, because his parents have! What was the real meek ee had extremely bad luck. ; Maurice Barrymore (E Barry. I just know Marjorie won't mind me switching her gift.|™9re™ father)? Beauty Unsurpassed Examine eyes and Than | eg gS ee ‘Good Glasses’ eae i Mi catranciag complexion To Fireproof Cynthia Grey will recelve call- Bok Peace : rendered Sbrioge back s Cloth ers on Monday, Wednesday and || Prize f poate ussite cevtee- [| BUT WE thing Friday from 1 to 2 p. m. and on Dear Misa Grey; Will you kind- tant. Highly axteep: | ral Gay Tuesday and Thursday from 11 to} |iy give me information about the pel ciea’ depie<3 DO IT a 12 a. m, at her office in the Star Prize that is being offered ears in use, White | | ¥ \ a t Bldg., 1209 Seventh ave. y Edward Bok? Is {t too late to lesh-Rachel. 21) RI HT 3 ee en te ence ae ede yeh eo Tae | send an essay? If not when is the Send 10¢ foe Trial Size G 5 : . for five minutes, The garment can|time up and where should one mail | 4 added: “And take! it ts RD. T. HOPEINS & SON, New York ne i then ede taken out and allowed to|the MS? INTERESTED. Lb a | ON 2%, j He pointed to , : : 4 | h There is an easy and efficent Bary, ayter which it may be worn| All plane muat be submitted by : | NEAR UNION] P hn ie Ei elt bid the cloth-| with perfect safety, as it tg abso.| November 15. They should be mail- Gouraud’'s | OPR ARCADE BLDG) ng of children which everyone! iutery sireproof, jed to The American Peace Award,| [@) . ] Cc | é should know, Many tragedies can) The solution produces no more|S4# Madison ave., New York, N. y.| rienta ream ® 1320 - 2° AVE. x riah ‘i ¢ averted by fireproofing the chil-| y... Rant - ps asidbieatiee 8 ae 4 Another adventure!” cried Nick which he might per-| dren's play suits, a1 well aa lace| Mr Bios gy Jn beytaingaa | aq beneficial | curt and auch other articles of os he 4 _ “Well!” sald Farmer Brown ot ° t ; t im to hu-| Curdaine and auch other articles ol|ter.. It wilt keep indefinitely, ts] OU SB tL te DR. EDWIN J. oe eld would be Ny mgpenntin a . =f= ; the fall K tht ia d eadc"it.. Farmer bett bloc latting, the | ee eerous aookionts | Any article fireproofed by thts! siz Pete oe hho ‘ : I f armer ithe better for a bloc ing he A n of montum PRO-| method roll remain non-infl | PP) 106 Columbia St oe hit h haan bt agora spe sap tpousergy Eflonit in making tho oppor-| phate ia weed for the purpose and) mante until was or pis hed — aaly 4 libehs ha a , ; ‘our hou tunity wns begining to wonder} oan be made quickly and easily. wk fier Pha cans MP: Os be ; | Leading Dentist ‘ sical mag 7 re. will if he lure the captain aside) pissolve one pound of ammonium ‘ . f thle: dolu- for More Than a 7 Dida er ‘or, Mister Dod: V tale of hidden treasure, | 5rosphate in one gallon: of cold| "0" '* @ safety mearure which ¥ an A anes. a 5 Ww oe his untimely interruption water and a clear solution is atthe ee SM ae cent ‘ and my wife cider. and | jow ; phe, ain . shasat beity aie vi Pathan te nsy draperies play an important | = doughnuts f Bi couink ce eens be firenroofed “shawld' be ed part in the scheme of decoration. | SBEuuss & Dr. Wo, Chinese Doctor | Farmer Br talk > “Faith It will sult me very well |CHARLES PADST IN WESTERN AIS AWS FURST SETS pane Herb Spectaliat ‘ en *t seen my | said Bridgewater {¢ my des MEDICAL TIMES. Treata all ailments with} | { long time and It'll ination, atid hae Nhat ye detained tad re) (@) rn | ibe ibs | Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed-| sneezing, The second and third} get. wall wuttering Shee : ji 1 gO0d ¥ rd “been on ny way thither § | Who fa the author of the fol-|UP! Quit blowing and snuffling | doses usually end all cold and grippe | stomach, rheumatism, head= { 1 Mister Sk = lowing: lines? |Take “Pan's Cold Compound” every | mis | ache, catarrh, nervousness, | j 9 ig a a Bas or . |two hours until three doses are| “Pape's Cold Cor i" is the| Coreha rer pacer p ie Ss enm’s and Mister Your destination there will be the |The time has come,” the Walrua| ‘Wo hot doaen: a ‘ape’s, Cold Compound” is the} skin, bladder and’ female , | pore taken. The first dose opens clogged- | quickest, surest relief known and disorders, Call or write, I} Yo're surely joking!" To talk of many things |up nostrils and air passages of|costs only a few cents at drug || Me waco We ees here Rew, Fs | TESTED Moo a gallows for you if you Of shoes—and ships—and sealing| Head: stops nose running; relieves | stores. Contains no quinine. Tastes || getaptished 1903. Phone MAIn-195 | 7m j cople asked Nick. | pre s merely a question of : wax headache, dullness, _feverishness, | nice,—Advertisement. q & } ref an 1 the little fairy hands seized Mr, Blood, and Lewis Carroll (Charles ‘1. Dodo-| man, stuffing his old corn-cob pipe | that preciots lancet wag In the case son), in “Through the Looking| 4 2 into bis pocket. “It's only: when |on the table out of reach. He twisted Glass.” | they are out of doors they need to|out of the grip of the dragoons, for Sia Bett | : : simplest way to end acorn | No. be looked after so much. When they |he was strong and agile, but they | The simplest why to cae A cars | What {8 Roquefort cheese made | j ire indoors, ax they will have to be |cloxed with him again immediately,| — 1 Biedaye Pe Reavis, <a liehomt | i 3 ; m frotn now on, they are safe, |and bore him down. Pinning him it comes out. Made in clear | Sheep's mith A famous Gavernor's Ee ate ea Ye tI eENe: | Oe er bai: Citen eraeRiy puta Tiquid and in thin plasters. The | eae ] s 1 ¥ Colt. can thru | behind his back, then roughly pulled action’ is the same, | How 49’ Devotishire’ orekm: ‘pre: | Breaded Veal Cutlet the orchard. fence and him. |him to his fect again At your druggist lated? } If sick on sweet apples. And Mia him away,” said ¢Mobart | | be Devonshire cream somewhat re- + Tilden of ter Hawk has gone uth for tho |®hortly, and turned to issue his or | ° 5 sembles sweet cream in flavor and nter, I guess, for I haven't seon | ders to the other waiting troopers ue: a consistency. To make, allow a pan| him Jately; so the chickens and} “Go search the house, from attic to of whole milk to stand for 24 hours | ks won't be in dan either," | cellar; then report to me here | in a cool place or for 12 hours in| Wl ie, VCH. Bd ave «| The soldiers tratied out by the door ll go, too, pe enlipepeaiinielgons ae — - - | declared Nancy, “I mean we. can't |'eoding to the int jor, Mr. Blood stay in Squealy-Moo Land by our.| 8 thrust by his guards into the ga br por : ven! |courtyard, where Pitt and Baynes al then in the eng and ¢ iP Was fist comthe to dnad” ned ready waited From the threshold tng TNH ra ded Mister Dodger with a myster.|0f the hall, he looked back at Cap- tain Hobart, and hix sapphire eyes | jous smile. “Useful people are never Pee | were blazing. On his lips trembled | mY Li's HINO lout of a job, my d ! mafunaitiwn cook womizen |!" Te reached Into is pocket ana | threat of what he would do to Ho-| '/ merica’s Home Shoe Polish ' nd cook on the other side pulled out 4 letter. found this} this business, Betimes he. remem: ; meta hv [eg Manatee ae NY “The box with thehandy et POT SCO | sitiiee ey mcs one at Bete easy-opening ke } ear ea tnt Mea esa NO SOILED HANDS der cakes ie and flaky pastry tible fried foods eg eee COLDS, FLU, GRIPPE CASCARA-bestTONIC LAXATIVEKuows I told you so!’ said Mister Dod If your brains won't got you into | 8-603 For digest Por crisp, d ger ne! We'll good-bye to|print, just sign a patent medicine our friends here and he going.” tistimonial and grab off some pub: (To Be Continued) licity for your stomach—New York | , | (Copyright, 1929, by Seattle Star) | Tribune,