The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 9

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925, SAY ‘“‘BAYER ASPIRIN”? — Gonuiine Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are . not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 ears for Colds Headache 4 f Pain Neuralgia Toothache Lumbago Neuritis Rheumatism Aspiris is the trad Work of Birth Control Clinic Is Summed U p Predictions of Failure Not Borne Out by Re- sults, Says Report 1 James M. Rourke Funeral Saturday es Jam M f $ 14th a mortua y n Ma wah ae me | Kourk 2 r ehildre ‘Tha % each birt RAPFLED \ BABY 1 : t Jo " iberate moth: Al yy \ Z i wy ou just! Wf TH Vi low just shes. ‘OT Well. There is no reason for her to look or feel this way KNOW y/, She's Well- Mf “ cheerful and light hearted CONSTIPATION means SICKNESS More human suflering,-physical and mental, has resulted from constipation than from any other source. The entire future life of a child can be ruined by lack of attention to the proper daily movement of the bowels. If the bowels do not act at least twice daily it means constipation— that means the bowels are clogged up with the accumu- lated residue of five to fifteen meals or more with conse- quent pollution, poison and disease. Dr. Caldwell’s SYRUP PEPSIN The Family Laxative —relieves constipation. It is a combination of Egyptian senna, pepsin and aromatics prepared in liquid form, in- viting to the taste, and smooth, pleasant and easy in its action. It is the kind of a prescription a good doctor will give you. Used nationally over 30 years. Pleasing As Honey To Take! Easy As Nature In Action! For both baby and grandma. Syrup Popsin quickly brings reliel to the most severe cases of constipation and the doses may be gradually reduced as Nature resumes her proper functions. 10,000,000 bottles used annually prove its eflectivencss. itis sold everywhere medicine is sold— ‘Try it at our risk. Your ‘eturn your money if it fails to do as promised, PEPSIN SYRUP COMPANY Monticello, Mit Cub High-Poles ‘Km THE SEATTLI / SRR Se cancer oem _— eae fe He S hi b } Ie j r Woo lp BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER m N PAGE 9D } STAR ne ee a TNE SET. LAST CALL—Now or Never! DOWN BALANCE LIKE RENT ‘10 BALDWIN SPECIAL PRICE ( .21%.. ) $145 accessories Add Them to the No Extra Cash Payment Required. You Can Buy What Accessories You Need From Us. Contract Price of $145 and Pay Off Like Rent. Monday, April 6, This Great Introductory Sale of Baldwin Radios Closes “THIS big Sale is practically at an end. ONE big day's selling would end it. Certainly not a Radio will be left unsold by Monday night, April 6th. If every person comes in that has promised to come in, the usual Baldwin Special Radio should cause anyone to themselves rather than to risk losing such a golden opportunity sale is us good as over now. ND this ad is a mild invitation and a gentle hint JOU CAN well afford to make any reasonable sacri- rO COME IN NOW. The excellence of this most un fice rather than miss a chance like this. INTRODUCTORY SALE CONDITIONS NUMBER 1—S10 down, balance like rent, puts a Radio complete in your home. NUMBER 2—Will take your piano, phonograph or radio, or anything of value, as first down payment on purchase price of a new Radio. NUMBER 3—Privilege to exchange at full price at any time within 90 days for equal or better grade, and all money paid within that time to apply on purchase price of new Radio. NUMBER 4—Out-of-Town Buyers: We will deduct your railroad, boat or bus fare from the Radio you buy within 100 miles, NUMBER 5—Free delivery within 100 miles, You can ADIO and one in which you have every safeguard to protect you—all the way—and you should not let tomorrow go by without at least coming in the store and investigating the whole of these claims for your- self, and satisfying yourself, As the Sale will POSITIVELY close Monday, April 6th —and these terms will he withdrawn. BALDWIN PIANO HOUSE THOMPSON-DE LAY CO. FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS 1617 Third Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Store Will Remain Open Evenings During This Introductory Sale Until 10 o’Clock A Pete then, is the campaign in its entirety. Radio, tions are so absolutely fair and trustworthy. send a child to purchase your the condi- You do not, or cannot, take one single chance, Dy This is an recommend the hole proposition unusual opportunity for you to procure a first-clas Circus Maximus, Biggest Stadium to Be Laid Bare | ‘Romulus Used It to Capture Wives; Now Science Will Restore It Yankee stadium look like V | racing tee W omen’s Dress Swinging ‘Trips to Meet People | | President Will Travel More Freely During io you know facts about Planned by Coolidge bulletin crammed mus satise; r of religious things about his religious i interest! no matter what Next Four Years Than Formerly S coupon below and mail to ASHINGTOD eattle Star, , and enclose herewith 5 JUst A PEW EVER MEET HIM 112,000,000 citizens of In all modesty then, but g that the president can ring the maj s governm the na th a feel do much te owing hin from Washi , or in June to attend a similar ¢ | Back to Pre-War Styles|:.:.2.sest 2 oi, a3 Hill Sie Stns iFrills and Ruffles Coming Back, and so Are | tari republlekna th eae ‘ sis x Houston in May, | 7: | Fuller Skirts and Long Sleeves kiana Dieaones: remains a EEE AS cates pared Aaven : | and it is from these { CHICAGO, 2i—Frills a en}, yet to reveal, “ihe skin you love} there, and perhaps go on to Mineral! that future omiéhite of. THODEORD | ruffies, full sh 1 long hele j Wells to attend a Chamber of Com- gent wilt be made. The South, for| But most startling of all innoya-| merce cole ample, may be rung in on the | ure comin, tions th eneon is the reappearance u Oo Texas trip, with engagements at one} | ulin Wg OUL lof the waistline, Resurree ut of | centennial cele | or two cities g omin, Like ording to modist ho gathered {the dust of seven summ: ilut-| mont of Minnesota by Scandinavians, | wise, the lowe sippi and Mis-| eo this week for the fourteenth |lines will be worn this year. Not} in Minneay in June sourl river valleys may be touched ? ontion of the | MM of them, but there will be more | des these trips, it is probable | on the trips out or back | Is orl may |next fall, the fashion dictators say. | that the president wit! make hls on-; The Middle and War West have a} |" Beeeee (a H100,000 ort ks} Smartt tailored mannish sults) nual visit to Plymouth, Vt, his boy-| call on the president, too, and it! 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The president told friehds last | NO MILK SPILLED | | : ene tt fay Diver’ tat ‘datkeeiez Boryoy| ee whe i he was at Piva NOME, Alaska 5 tntiematd | I indicate a stron | eharge Matturles here? © | pouce itor cro (a ayana' x ton Baye] nee never UM Also Monday Star | ors the Y) proprie re we do Ja year i the alr in which he was He tf | trame highwater mark Is renc hen, put & new one in this car| talsod, and In keeping with thls.) quart or pint remains | « ; nd char to my husband there Is H(tle doubt that ho will again) trogen there 1 ation in j skirt Jength AB (tino NO! Jud journey north when the Teaves boul | (he aanity | most all akirt to turn. i ] iving the limbs free 1 ONLY MISSED J them in spite of au A man with a big heart was found SLEEVES REACH in Great Britain, when an| He has never failed to spend an} TOKYO,—The emperor and was performed on Nis bedy,) annual vaeation at Plymouth since | empre of Japan will — cele Jeeves ar I t | after udden death, The heart] he left there to seek his fortune inj brate their silver wedding anniver SEAT TLE gor tips in many instane 1 | wolgh d nearly two pounds, instead! the late 90s, with one exception. | sary on May 1. He will present git ending in a cloud of filmy he lore | of the usual weight of from 15 to 18 That one time w necordlt his | to worthy Japanese peo! bove the} over the tendency in sleeves is to con: | ounce taiher, when he first started Jaw] age of 90 during the cele | ONE VACATION ROYAL ANNIVERSARY FURNITURE CoO. or C ‘ |