The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1924, Page 10

PAGE 10 Children like it better than milk Achild’s first tooth is a “sweet tooth.” Children like Ghirar delli's Ground Chocolate bet ter than milk because they like that chocolate taste. And mother knows Ghirar- delli's is good to their “tum mies,” too! Just enough fat to be easily digested —thanks to the Ghirardelli blend! GHIRARDELLI'S GROUND ADVE NTURES OF THE TWINS NO. 7—MRS. CUCKOO IS OFFENDED “Do climb up and sce what is the; “What's wrong with it matter with the town clock,” begged | Nancy Mister Fuzz Wu Doofunny| “I. don’t know, bu Tand. asn't been out f Mothers!! Apply Common Sense PT TiS the eect the prowntin senna senna with pepsin and desirable aromatics, and so appreciated ee Sect ates tea oe that it is now the largest selling Groaile, “The cronded hospitals wok over 10 alien botles over ame a boing "used annually. The formula is on every package. Three Rules of Health Purchase n bottle of Syrup Pep- sin at @ drug store and always Dr. Caldwell's keep one in the family medicine ees ee pare —_ age Scant in it's a fant for it is i sabe ood fhe cose ta ine the fy Shree Yu cat hepa fre wi just this sim medicioe.” i eke for os liver, indi i fad oie it that instant have illness if teats promnyt use of Byram Pep- tion, of bowel obstruction. iousness, evidence A Great Family Laxative p, Caldwell, who was a practic: It may be difficult to decide = for 47 years and just what medicine to use out of wl ted this formula, had ra of health that he found lective among Lis patients which you can follow with great benefit: Keep the head cool, the feet warm, and the bowels open. the more it shocks the soa 517 Washington St., Mailiteod alert gi sie sat oe by at Peace | mmapeuiten a Dr. Caldwell’s 5; more then ous free trial bottle to « family asked | The under layers of his tender skin are to blame Reach them in this simple way and eczema is instantly relieved T constant succes- sion of rashes, chafings, and irritations or roughness on baby’s skin! What can the young mother rely on to stop cach as it starts, heal it, drive it away? Ordinary surface reme- dies are not enough. It is deep down in the under layers of the skin that the teal root of the trouble lies. Tiny cells and nerve ends inflamed and irritated, pores clogged with poisonous s—these are what must fe reached and brought back to normal. To thousands of mothers, care- ful physiciansare RESINOL Recommended for 28 years by leading physicians today recommending Resi- nol Ointment as a safe and effective remedy for con- stant use. Absolutely pure, healing, mildly antiseptic, Resinol will often soothe away in a day or sothe most stubborn rash, or the most trifling blemish. Even alight application sinks deep into the pores, attacks the rootof the disorder, and starts the skin again acting elie Ifsour child has today any s tash, o irritation of the si in, apply Resinol. Resinol is abso- lutely harmless. It cannot irri- tate the delicate texture of baby skin. You can use it without fear. Its results are surprising. Get a jar at your druggist, or send for Bited trial sample to Dept. 10, THE FORTUNES | fee FOOL SAAD BABATINN (949+ RELEADED GY HEA BEAViCR. Inc, § °* CHAPTER XXVI The Dead Cart ou asked C Holle » how he had t the week that followed tmmediately upon his escape from the house in Knight Ryder at, he could have supplied you with only the vaguest and most |Incomplete of account Witout 6 destinat! 01 f putting a great a distance as possible between himself and Knight Ryder st, Holles lane into even alm beyond that came by way of Car Paul's yard, There he nent hesitating ue hung a m¢ n may well to when all ns are as of Here he 1 ed until broad da: the is the cobbles of the had grow he took at und himself vil-looking, raffish men, and jens ev king women, In all there i them wtih cold lingust, whilat they stardd que ngly back at him Out said she didn't ha fast dishe wh |eame 5 “Come on, Nancy the ladder fr t Hum Dumpty Circus ch al > they got t adder and went and peeped inside Where are you, Mrs. Cuckoo? ent you at homer" answered the ¢ But I'm r tell you," said the years and years I've I've time I Ko ut and ca » he jumps out of a » too, and I know he'n ma of me.” * said Nick where bird in Land except the cutout “Ie Mt the parrot?’ asked Nancy. y too polite and f* declared cuckoo. “She's ailly and has gotten me mixed up a lot of times by her cackling, but she is a good. hearted soul, No, I'll tell you who it is. It's the dog that lives In that dog-house over there across the street.” | Nancy. “He wouldn’t hurt a flea— jelse but a flea, and I'm sure he wouldnt’ make fum of you.” “Wouldn't he though!’ exclaimed the cuckoo. “I'll just show you." With that she came out of her dark corner and as {t was exactly o'clock, she called out loudly “Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo” | Scarcely had her voice died away than out of his house sprang Radio | Rex so suddenly that he nearly foll | over. | “There! Didn't -I tell you?’ de- manded the cuckoo, “Ho's had a [house bullt almost exactly the shape | jot my clock and had the door made the same and everything. You can’t tell mo he isn't mocking met’ “But he can’t help it.” swid Nick. ‘Ho is made that way, He éan't go back Into his house alone. He | has to wait until someone puts him there. And when anybody calls him he has to pop out whether he wants |important to All Women Readers of This Paper} Thousands upon | women thousands of | ave kidney gr bladder trou-| |ble and never suspect it Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trou: ble, or the result of kidney or blad. disease If the healthy condition, they may cause kidneys are not in a the other organs to become dis. eased. You may suffer pain In the back; dache and loss of ambition. Poor health makes you nervous, able and may be despondent; it 8 any one 80. | But hundreds of women claim jthat Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, by [restoring health to the kidneys, proved to be just the remedy needed |to overcome such conditions, | Many send for a sample bottle |to seo what Swamp-Root, the grent |kidney, liver and bladder medicine, will do for them. By enclosing ten cents to Dr, Kilmer & Co,, Bingham- ton, N. ¥., you may recetve sample nize bottle by Parcel Post. You can purchase medium and large size hotties at all drug stores.—-Ad | vertinement You'll Get Rid of Blackheads Sure There ia one wimple, safe and sure | Way that never fails tc t rid of | blackheads, th | _To do this get two our nite powder from any ¢ | er ny a little on a —rub over the blackhe wash the parte and you will be aur prised how the blaciheads have dix Big blackheads, little and dirt and secretions that f¢ |the pores of the skin. The calonite | powder and the water dissolve the blackheads ro they wash right out aving the p: free and clean and thelr natural condition.—Adver werent “Why, that's Radio Rex," laughed | mean ho wouldn't hurt anything | by + RAFAEL SABATINI * MAWETRATED ay BW, BATTERPIELD led to the inevitable, He] } w pleces in hin et, and f thene ¢ , ke rata to thetr burrows, in the pale light of dawn. Thereafter ho hired @ bed from the ntner, and slept until close ur ing n his fast ul a dist alt herrings, he wandered forth again, Ho won thru a succession ¢ r row, unclean alleys into the castern end of Cheapside, and # there, ughant to survey the change that the errant and ain month had wrou| ough fare, usus he found He tur up toward 6t. Paul's, steps echoing In the noontide the e street as echo at ps of some belated |» sailor with whom b at the True Ho: eorge Monk upon hin h a visit an who had 6 efore, Albema 11d but waste th ¢ had led him tn ame abruptly, One t he spent tr Ana at the host's bidd the dark He thinks a he you mbed dow tex, come came hopping Nick In th 1 dectaret’ m not n What it 0 it makes—the way w i hings joesn’t it? (To Be Continued) (Cop tit, 1924) ~ Basis of All Law Nowhere !n all the centuries of re. kiddies, \corded spench will one find so brief and comprehensive a summary of the moral ot man to another, as is written in the! | Ten Comm: ndments. They form the! basis of a) n written, and guided mankind from th n of Ham murabal unti] the present. A disre. gard of these is responsible for the holocaust resultant from all wars. Leading thinkers of the world are advocating assiduous Bible reading. not strictly from the religious stand point, but from to form the x of thought, from thoughts of strife and horrors to thoughts of peace Leading schools and newspapers thruout tho country are advocating active cam this paper ts first to give chances to of the ditional swing the world around to its proper moorings. Tie| in on right thinking by continued reading of what for centuries has been the best of reading. Get the latest and most convent Bible | printed. The New Big Print Red} Letter Bible which practically ta be- ng given away. Seo another col- umn in this issue for coupon offer. 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Like | 1 y ly for “Urie Acid’ until 1 could al: it. 1 could not sleep nights Without pain; my hands wer and stiff I could not hold a ps But and or write all day Friends are surprised at You might Just as put out a fire with oll | try to get rid of your rheumatinm, new |ritis and tke complain taking treatment supposed to drive Uric Acid out of your blood and bedy. It took find out the ‘ BI now, lent y c if fufferer, cut out this notice and hand this good new 6 affileted friend, Al! who wend will It by ret 1 without any o whatover—Advertisement, SEATTL ns, due from one | law of balances | jens to this end, and| If he will} and opportunity to | E STAR | were drugged to the point of insen | | eibility Without apprehension or care the direction In which he ing, ho came into Watling at, it, plunged info a narr the southern mide, and onward until hin feet mtruck 4 stacle In thelr uncor path. He pitched over ft, and fell forward heavily upon Ms face, Lacking the will and the atrength to rise again |he lay there into a lethargic sleep. | ie A halt-hour passed. It wan the halt-| pur immediately before the dawn Came a bell tinkling in the distance. | it drew nearer, and @ ¢ at Intervals might 6 and intelligible to He |the cry upon the silent night; Bring out your dead!” Tho vehicle halted at the mouth of the alley in which tho colonel lay, | been au Nearer rang and & man advanced, holding a flam ing link above his head #0 an to cast its ruddy glare hither and thither to Jnearch tho dark corners of that by- | wa This man beheld two bodies tretohed upon ground: the} | 1 the one over which the| Jcolonel had stumbled. He [something over his shoulder and ad |vanced again, He was followed a moment later by the cart, conducted by his fellow, who walked at the shouted | head, pulling at a short pipe t ho who held the torch stood light the other in his work, companion stooped and rolled over the first body, then stepped for ward, and did the same by Colonel) TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1924. Stained Teeth Bieagiied White —RNew Safe Way Holles | To whiten dull, yellowish, stained teeth all | amel—its mild ingredients are intended to act The man with the link thrust this| Jon thelr knees made an examination f the body, or rather of such bination, paste not only gently remov. vents formation of new stai took down thelr hooks, | stains from children’s teeth, body by them they | ax he turned and stepped to. The horae was le you need now do is brush teeth with a few Jinto a holder attached to the front of | drops of a mild, harmless liquid—then use a the dead-cart. Thon the two of them special paste—and watch stains disappear. his new method is called Bleachodent Com- | The liquid softens the stains—the | such as 5 them, but pre: | Perfected by | promineat dentists. Fine for removing green | No effect on en AVOID IMITATIONS—INSIST ON GLEACHODENT | COMBINATION only on surface s To avoid disappoint. ment, beware of cheap liquid imitations. Al- ways insist on Bleachodent Combination, the safe treatment. Small cost, at all good dealers, Swift Drug Co. Dartell Drag Co. The Hom Marche, MacDougall-Southwiek, Praner- Lamkin Coy thodes Co, Vaterson Co, Gro Jamileson-Don: into the she! denertod house went down on ono knee beside! When next hi f satisfac-|iying in the full ginre of ghoulish fingers wen es, and they chuck pieces dispiayed in rich stamp was already nels feet. “Len boots off an ma them, together with the r nat and cloal | bundle Larry dropped into a that hung behind the cart, whi 1 to strip Holles of his idenly he paused. Nick rem: “He'll wtill swarm, Larry,” he said querulously Larry approached, pulling at his} jpipe. Ie growied a lewd oath, ex pressive of contempt and indiffer-| ence. | “What odds?" he added cynically, | |"He'll be cold enough or ever we comes to Aldgate.” And he laughed as he took the doublet Nick flung at him, The next moment thelr filthy/ hooks were in the garments they bad left upon Holles, and they had added |him to the terrible load that already half-filled their cart | They backed the vehicle out of the jalley, and then trundied on, going | eastward, their destination being tho | pit at Aldgate, ‘They were already approaching their destination, and tho firat light Jaf dawn, pallid, cold, and colorless as| ja moonstone, was beginning to dis-| Full of fruitiness ond pel the darkness, whon, bo {t from rich flever the folting of the cart, or from tho | flow of blood where one of thone foul hooks had scraped his thigh, or yet from preserving Nature, quickening his wits that he might have himself }from suffocation, the colonel was |aroused from his drunken trance, He awakened, thrusting fiercely \for alr, and secking to dislodge a heavy mass that lay across his face. | He braced himeelf and heaved more | strenuously, until at length he won | clear, so far, at least, as his head was concerned. He say the paling stars above and was able at Inst to breathe freely | and without effort. But the burden which he had succeeded in thrusting |from his head, now lay across his | breast, and the weight of it was/| troublesome and painful. Hoe put forth a hand, and realizing by tho senso of touch that what he grasped | was a human arm, he shook it vigor ously. ting no response, ho be gan to grow angry “Afoot there, ye drunken to! growled in a thick voice. Get np! O's my life! D'ye take me for a bed that you put yourself to sleep across me? Gerrup!" he r ed, his anger increaseing before continued lack of response “Gerrup, or TN...” He ceased abruptly, blinking in the glare of a light that suddenly struck | across his eyes from the flaming head of the torch which had been/ |thrust upward, The cart had come | to a standstill, and above the tall| |wides of it, rising into his field of vision, came the two horrible figures | of the carters, whom the sound of} | his voice had brought to mount tho | wheels of the vehicle. ane piaiatt ve impatience came the ¢ of one of those ghouls. net told yo the gentry-cove was Ee Larry.” “Aye! Well? And what now?" quoth the other querulously. “Why, fling him out, 0’ course." But Holles was no longer in need of their assistance. Their words and | | what he saw of that grim load of} which he was a part made him real: | ize at lost his shastly situation, He! heaved himself clear, and struggled, gasping, to his knees. Thence he gripped the side of the cart, pulled himself to his feet, flung a leg over end leaped down, stumbling as he did so, and sprawling full length tpen| the ground. | By the time he had gathered him. self up, the cart was already trun. | dling on again, and the peals of} hoarse, obscene laughter from tha| jcarters were ringing hideously thru] the allent streot Mechanically he trudged on and] on, aimlessly now, a man walking in| m re phe are t last he paused, without knowt. | eae or care of where he was; utterly bereft of strength, he sank presently California table-grapes and California sunshine—in a piel | If; steeple hat dressed in black, leaning a red wand and regarding him n of whither he hi eet wtood (Continued in Our Next odie ed att albpatee “ye Thursday—Raisin Toast In all those homes where Raisin Bread has become a custom for Wednesday’s dinner— Raisin Toast is served quite regularly for Thursday’s breakfast. Naturally! For it makes toast of rare and wonderful goodness, this rich, fruity loaf—each slice filled and flavored with plump and juicy Sun- Maid Raisins. And it’s as healthful as it is delicious. I bake it “special” tonight Tonight I prepare a special baking of these beautiful, golden loaves of finest Raisin Bread. Also rolls, cakes, coffee cakes, cookies, muffins, ‘snails’, my famous Sun-Maid Raisin Pie and many other tempting Sun- Maid Raisin Foods. By bakers everywhere The finest Sun-Maid Raisin Bread and other Raisin Foods are prepared ‘Special for Wednesday” by bakers every week— everywhere. You can get them, fresh and fragrant from the oven, at bakeries, grocery stotes and delicatessens throughout the city. Serve them for tomorrow’s dinner, for your own and the children’s luncheon. And don’t forget Raisin Toast for Thursday’s breakfast! Endorsed by bakers everywhere, b7 American Bakers’ Association, and by Retail Bakers’ Association of America Raisin bread - special on Wednesai i) Sm RNS ae Fm aS YP -A ~ Se ~