The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1925, Page 2

Neem tegen te cee a . Memories and bring on dynpeptic at- THI ATT LI AR THURSDAY, § 107 Pike Street Between First and Second eeereeesereseeeee NO CREDIT—but, oh, what values! Unbelievably smart styles in scores of Fur and Flare models at $ ] 4° and es’ Sizes, 14-20 Women’s Sizes, 16-54 Our whole idea of runt iing a store is to take advantage of every mer- chandising method to reduce our prices to the last possible dollar, and in this way win an ever-in- creasing list of enthusiastic cus- tomers. We bought o ur splendid showing of the new Coats on a co- operative plan that has enabled us to offer Seattle wome amazing values they seen. $14.85 to $75. have come to look at Coats for their daughter: ed up at buying one for too, admitting that they twice this price. n the most have ever Our Coat prices range from Many mothers who our $14.85 s have end- themselves, looked like Dresses, Too! See our wonderful display of the new dress styles in‘our and $14.85. Flare skirts window at $11.85 and all the new embroidered net styles—and a won- derful range of the sizes the hard to find. All Pure Thread Silk Full-Fashioned Hose Any pair that does not ¢ fullest satisfaction will ately replaced. Limit of 3 p & customer. you the APPAREL SHOP at are usually Sizes 14 to 54, id 9 107 PIKE STREET Between First and Second Noted Musician Passes On Here Funeral services were to be held for Dr. Benjamin C. Blodgett, In- ternationally recognized and pianist, from the Bonney-Wat son chapel, at 3 p. m. Thursday. Dr. Blodgett, who died at the agi of 87, was a personal friend of Pad. erewski, and was the found Smith's college of music, wh headed for 25 years. He wate of Leipzig university, many, and held the degree of doctor | of music from the Royal Society of | Letters, of London, England. Good | that All-in’ ofecling/ One of the most noticeable effects of Tnternal Bathing with the J. B. L. Cas cade is that wonderful feeling of re- freshment. You feel invigorated. Ac- tive, keen-minded—steps ahead of your | fellow men Note what Mr. Oscar 8. Malm, 1319] + Q Btreet, Lincoln, Nebr. (one of the | $00,000 who bathe internally to per- | petuate fine health) says: lel on and complexion have seg and that tired feeling has| driven away. Am much more eapatie of thinking and acting quickly.” Many 2 business failure is duo to {ll health. | Many © man in-the-rut owes his position to | sluggishness created by intestinal polsons. Don’t let unsuspected physical conditions drag you down. Go today to th | composer in Ger. It—trom cover to cover cere Drug Co. isement) No N Need to Be ae a ff Stomach Sours, Gets Gassy and Heavy, Sweeten and Lighten With Stuart's Dyspep~ sia Tablets. One never grows too old to forget the delights of eating, And yet old People will sometimes piay on these tacks even though the diet be simple Kivery family should be supplied with Stuart's Dyapepsla Tablets, From childhood to-old age they dally pYercome or prevent the distreanen ue to indigestion, Thoy rweaton tho ylomach by giving It the alkaline ef- Yoct av in health, they absorb the anes, they lift off the feeling of reavinenn they atop sour risings or neart burn, they actually anwist in the digestion of food, and from all points of view are one of the mont nvaluable aids to health to be found. Ko, no matter what you eat, if your | stomach rebels, that always remember 60-cent box of Stuart's Dyn- Tablets will keep your stom- eet and thus ald to prevent f the distress that comes ool Smatiest animals tn the London zoo are pigmy mice from Western Africa. | The mice are about the size of honey and the body is quickly rid of © pain, disease, inflamma ness, and all kinds of illhealth when , Moorite begins its merciful work. MEG@ENE | | Drives the Poison Out / of Your System ! Mor «1b tion, weak- Ho Guarantee For Sale at All if Drug Stores company's 1 Gi | Carpenter Dies in 50-Foot Fall, — = Edward B. 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If You Want to we the Finest Cog in the City Just Follow These Rules Bageaegy ept. 24.—Chi looked over all it army of policemen ago ha and has pinned a medal on the chest of Harry Fulmer, which states he is the finest cop in the city And all any pollcéman in Seattle has to do to be a fine cop is to follow eight = rules, says Fulmer He are Fulmer’s eight rules of succes Look for romance and don’t get Rule by the Golden Rule Neighbors should be treat- ed as you would treat your- self, le. Be honest Watch your grammar Obey order: Keep fit. Watch your step. Fulmer has been a cop for 12 years. | Off duty you would never || take him for a cop. He has the air of a banker and the grace of a ballerino. In his seamless lisle he == | almost t. He HARRY FULMER is ¢ traight in arrow and tips the scales close to 165 pounds | And, girls, if it's of any use, he’ j ter addressed to “The $ unmarried and a let Perfect Cop, Chicago,” will reach EAT MULES Desperate Garrison Relieved From Druse Tribesmen FUGITIVES Hold Accused PARIS, ed and sixty-six persons and mules « whe 18 DANGEROUS Sufferers From Indigestion or Stomach Trouble CUT THIS OUT Bremerton Farmer tn heartburr Knowledge of Death ach trouble, ness, gas, hea IREMERTON, 1s of learnt Bept. 24 hereafter oman H. F. R wealthy went of here, hards. 4 a farmer aix blasting powde r i nh. Lewia four of the body and a n am tired of life and w oon know than rhe note ier which ; willed his three Magnesia and not vaniah but | hie rounds of the shops and selects |the proper colors, styles, etc. INTRODUCED HER AS NIECE, WIFE NOW ASKS DIVORCE Louk Out For Chronic Fatigue. One of the most tnsidious ail- iments today its chronic fatigue usdinds are only half-alive, con They were married last June uffering with weakneas,|] 14 at Victoria, B, C., and her palpitation of tho|] husband celebrated the honey- ete-—continually || moon by introducing her as his when, in the denying she was his wife majority of cases, tho t's Pearl Grove's ground ia chronte fatigue for divorce, filed in a complaint real | troubl Chr fatiguo in entirely differ-|| in superior court Thursday, Her nt from the “healthy” fatigue you and, James T, Grove, she feel after hard work. Chronic |} eft her and went to Ever- fatigue comes from toithin, Your|| ett in May. 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