The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 10

Stronge & Warner Co. nny tubal 1410 Second Avenue Denny Building What! No Megaphone? Depot Master at Union Station Doesn’t l One When He Calls Trains ee rs ne a | inn Swart Distinctive New Types | No Traveler New Spring Millinery $5—$7.50—$10 Hats Advanced in Style Original—Smart—Daring The materials used include straw cloth, hair cloth, silk, satin and straw. New styles, new colors, new trimmings _.. $3.00] Has Any Difficulty in Understanding When Depot Master F, W. McDougal, of the Union Station, Calls ‘ the Trains. “T've Got a i Sort of Special 150 New Spring Hats in Silk, Satin and Metal, at Megaphone Voice, So I Don't Need arma = Megaphone Golf Course Built 7 laid out on the} Like Some on Roof of Hotel) rose o¢ tne nosteiry. where addicts LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.—Many|to the game may satiate their golf} Announcers @hings have been said about the an-| appetites. The course consists of a bounded on three aide: avy canvass. At the re green, cup and lent game of golf, not all of which Were in the nature of praise. But golf at the Hote! Riltmore has heen “elevated to a plane that should “fairway”? by walls of far ond is am hazards. Do,” He Says. Photo by Price & arter, Star Mtatt Photographers. CThe healthy look that 7 DR.CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN Gives is Natures Own Fs ° dies! This Beats Cosmetics (00D health cannot be ca- is than tablets, powders o by powder end pills, and without eicck to" the The eyes will tell. That System. and clearness that denote good health wi i Safe Family Laxative Use it 1 ein ded ier Conger ake geatle emptying of the bowels will : bi Paeere oe a You know what a train announcer spoonful at bed-time and see individual who sta nd the how much better you feel in the train shed door five mi on before the limited leaves and barks thru a morning. It is a vegetable com- pound of Egyptian senna and pep- sin with agreeable aromatics, and t entirely safe not only for you but for the it child. Keep a bottle Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin constantly in the home for or some other member of the family may need it any moment to relieve constipation, to break up fevers and colds, to clear up megaphone: “Garrhwash and Thackalla train now stand: rack hurrah leaves here n for Squashbur Whooshwah, Szewicxzs. ‘Boooooord ‘That's where you're talking about F. sal, depot master at the Union sta on in Seattle. He doesn't 1 megaphone, Study the ac you're bilidusness, indigestion, i ae properties of the depot has enabled a fever sore and other disturb- him to atrike just the right pitch ances that show constipation. make’ his voice heard clearly by geeeelf You Want to Try It Free Before ASPIRIN SAY “BAYER” when you buy-Gonulne Unless you see the ‘‘Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not ‘getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions ‘and prescribed by physicians over 23 years for Colds Headache ¥ TO HANDI RAN CALI think th * MeDot ‘re hard to handle ar, “but the wrong an or woman like a human be and they’ll treat you right. A smi! gets a long way. People want help you help them, if you will let them. Rheumatism ae Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept only ‘*Bayer’’ package which contains proven directions. Toothache Handy “Bayer” boxes of twelve tablets f : Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Lumbago _Neuritis Blahsum{ a day goes by but we hold « 1 a minute or two for some be 4 passenger. We always bank on to come rushing in one puto behind schedule—and gener we mee to it that the train is nomebody Maybe it puts the t but te mbes « frie employes—and the railroad McDougal has been at the Union it was built He h ave. 8, depot ever liven at 300 But Even the Congressmen Recognized It JHEN Representative John Pt ip Hill, of Baltimore, the repeal of the eared whi Donen Volstead before congress the to answer the demand of aw, other day Upshaw, of Georgia; that congress become personally as well as polit! cally dry, he carried two suspicious. ly thick brief ea ft s of the type af J by the classiest bootleggers. mbers strained forward anxlous as he undid the fastenings, but relaxed in thelr seats when ho pro. |duced only dry legal tomes, Former cabinet ministers in | Spain are prohibited from holding positions as directors or members of |administrative councils of corpora- | tions. | IRST | _S. Yousry Pasha, the first | Egyptian minister to the | United States, has arrived in | Washington to take up his | official duties. Temporary | headquarters of the Egyptian legation may be found at the | Willard hotel. uN o TAN Predicts Alliance of | FREE Germany and France Prophet Says U. With J GUS M, OFHM ne Hiatt Co Feb. 1 acourately predicted for BY (Untted F BERLI a yoar ag 1928 The Ruhr occupation. Volcane Italy Earthquakes in Japan Erection of a dictator | many Change in | United Btates. | Btabilization crown | Today 1994 He is a certain Prof, Raymond of | Budapest. Last year his sensational | predictions, all of which have come }to pass, were widely printed. He | has just consented to tell to a walt ling world just what 1924 | later years—has in store for us He respondent) on in in Ger presidents in the of the Austrian has a word to say about and even | predicts | Germagy will begin payments tn and in cash on her reparations | kind debt, which will be entirely cleared |up in at least 26 Complete evacuation of the Ruhr years by the French. Entablishment of a self-governing Rhenish republic Ger dictator will bring better times to Germany Energetic finance reforms carried jout in Germe Several foreign countries will as dist Germany financtally NO NEW FRANCO. GERMAN WARK COMING Even France will offer a loan in 1925 to Germany Bavaria will neparate Itself trom the Reich—in 1925 The Whittelebach house will re gain the Bayarian throne before 1930, | Bavarta will be friendly with Aus fee but will not Join her. | The ex-kainer will never regal his throne. | ‘The ex-erown prince will not have any political future. | No need for fear of a new Franco-German war. | In 1984, especially in 1938, many and France will come closer and closer together. Poland, protected by France, and Ceecho-Blovakia, has a ture, The little entente will continue. Massaryk will remain at his post until his death. Mussolini will bring about an un- derstanding between the Catholic church and the Italian state MUSSOLINI TO GO, SPAIN IN REVOLT Mussolini will vanish as a public character within three years. Revolution in Spain will threaten the throne, and Alfonso will flee to FEngiand and a republic will be pro claimed. In the United States, either in 1925 or 1929, the democrata will re- turn to power, | In 19 the United States Inter ventionists will prevail to the bene- fit of Germany, Austria, Hungary, Italy and Greece. | Russia, in 1924, will ask for ad- | minsion to the league of nations The bolshevike will make treaties Ger ‘A THREE DAYS’ | COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Chronic coughs and persistent leolda lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creo- mulston, an emulsified creosote that im plearant to take, Creomulsion ts | new medical discovery with two-| fold action; It soothes and heals the |inflamed membranes and kills the «orm, Of all known drugs, creosote is | recognized by the medical fraternity ae the greatest healing agency for | the treatment of chronic coughs and | s and other forma of throat and }lung troubles. 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S. to Lose in War apanese | On First Avenue, Near Pike Street, Next to Burtell’s Drug Store—Up Incline, in Keonomy Market {with Germany and Eng fe Where You'll Buy Shoes Cheaper Than Ever Before An unexpected ¢ of Rum Franco-B threatened, but ditions gooln | The wili bring the bur- 1984 Lloyd George wit sie aie ae itallan-Hussian-| RENT England knit more and In ay @ axu Vithin French-Ita RENT eran tee will detent ea DOES DOES stain wil ight Japan and lm of the Fre rament at n 1928 and 1932 Briand will tie premiership, | GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED | the death of two well-known French Men's Leather Women’s One. statesmen, the murder of two Rus 00 Sole, Rubber | Strap Patent and 9 sian bolshevik leaders and the sud . 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He bought | & small shop, made money, and in verted it in apartment hounes, and other real estate. Values to $6.00 Od teneme Dn Boop Say ce Mpa COME TOMORROW—SAVE MONEY worked from eight to six every day, and transacted all his dealings from Few knew of 5 5 SHOE STORE On First Ave. Near Pike St, Next to Bartell's Drug Store—Up Incline, in Economy Market. is large fortu Wall cared little for surroundings. | His goods indiscriminately into But Wall knew where they were and prices are the important things down on Biddle street were packed bins iami to Hold Air | Junk Shops Lose as and Water Racing| Engines Are Rebuilt MIAMI, Fla, Feb, 1—Entries of| LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1—The junk naval planes in the racés and stunt | shops received a hard blow when the flying exhibitjons at the two meets | Southern Pacific adopted the ‘policy in Miami | Of revitalizing old engines and put- {ting them back to work. The worn- out engines aro overhauled from tender to cow-catcher, and various new appliances are grafted on. The company’s oldest engine, No. 3025, 1s said to have bene refitted jand ts now pulling a San Francisco | Los Angeles train with entire satis- faction. Millions in Timber for Paper Millers) MONTREAL, Que. Feb. 1—The. St. Maurice Pulp and Paper com.| pany has purchased 600 square| March on the &t.! National Maurice river from the parent com. pany, Union Bag and Paper. Theee Umita, which contain some 1,250,000 cords of pulpwood are valued at 0,000, | which are to take place 4 8, are assured by the Aeronautic association, un- der whose auspices the 1924 Curtiss Marine Trophy races are to be given. ‘The races will be run at the same time thta the annual water regatta is being conducted under the aus- pices of the National Power Boat as- sociation, and in which the country’s | fastest craft will be entered. j Among the contestants who will fly in the races will be Lieutenants Brow and Williams, who recently startled aviation by flying at a rate in excess of 265 miles an hour. | Hair Often Ruined by Careless Washing Soap should be used very careful- ly, if you want to keep your hair | looking its best. Many soaps and | prepared shampoos contain too; much free alkali, This dries the! scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins It, i The best thing for steady use ts! Mulsitfed cocoanut oll shampoo, | which {s pure and greaseless, and ts | better than anything else you can | use Two or three teaspoonfuls is suf: | ficient to cleanse the hair and scalp | thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, re- moving every particle of dust, ‘dirt, | dandruff and excess ofl. The hair | dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluf- fy, wavy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut off AY *s can be free from Eczema/ e TERD, creeping, annoying sen: | ations — scratch — scratch — | Scratch—eczema and other skin| eruptions, spoiling your complexion | —causing you uncalled for embar isment—anguish—ruling your | All because of impurities | | “The Demand of the Day Is Sanitation” Crowns *5 Bridgework $00 I call your attention to my prices for this work. I guarantee you absolute satisfaction, the highest quality of workmanship and the intelligent ser- vice of skillful, consci- entious graduate and li- censed dentists. because your red blood cells aro| dormant, 8. 8. 8. clears up skin eruptions through its power of cleansing tho! blood. Herbs and barks, carefully | Selected and scientifically prepared and proportioned, which make up the ingredients in 8. 8. S. are tho most feared and dreaded enemies |S**™Poo at any drug store; it ts In- of skin disorders. Eczema, pimpl . expensive, and a few ounces will) boils, blackheads and other ekin |*UPPly every member of the family diseases pack up and leave the ays: |fF months.—Advertisement. tem when 8. 8. S. sends new rich blood coursing through your veins. | Have a general house cleaning for your system. Let 8. 8. 8. rid/ you of those impurities which tend to keep you in a run-down cond! tion. Skin disorders are nothing more than billboards announcing that the system {s “off color.” 8. 8. 8. is sold by tho leading drug stores. The large size pan is the more econom! cal, CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE Neuralgic headaches DR, bk. HM. MELIUS Optometrist and Optician Formerly with Marcum Opt. Co. Glasses, $2.50 are as good XPERIENCE, skill and st scientific instruments can produce. Free Examination Sure-Fit Optical Co. $21 2nd Ave., Seattle Hotel Ride MA In-4804 Res, KE nwd-0067 ‘Clear Baby’s Skin With Cuticura “Obey That Ever Insistent Impulse and Visit Dr. Wilson DR. J. T. So acutely painfull Get relief quickly. Apply Sloan's. Just pat it gently on, Almost at once the pain eases off—soon the headache is gone. Get a bottle from your druggist today and have it on hand—35 cents. It will not stain, DR. S. A. RANDOLPH Associate First and Pike Over Bartell’s EL [ot-1833 b )