The Seattle star., September 16, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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Drop everything—beat the hi* crowds seoinjr this
lovable artist in the finest character story of her
career—
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
31 artists under Brambilla, playing "Bird Store" and
"Wonderful Mother of Mine."
UTk (• M at B«W» optowu.
MM M Am; downtown. *l3 M At*.
Play Ball—many a
"Charley Horse** •
has been eased by
BAUME
analg£sique
BENGUE
fur it quickly relieve*
muscular strains
of every kind
TW I ■■■ M*c«., MT.
I Dorvt Have
To Worry New!
THERE was a time when I worried
over my baby, because he was so
thin and paie. We were trying to feed
him raw milk with water, because I
couldn't nurse him—but it was too hard
for his little stomach to digest.
"Isn't there some form of »mile—eho» long, quiet, reatful
milk easier for him?" I "<•««». Ti.ppy d, n
, , , they tell me mr baby 11 tafe
asked my doctor. „ 1 1
**Let'» try Ne»d£'» Milk „
foo*" ...d, "n>«
just pure milk, you know, Ne.tU . Food. The Neatli
in powder form —but much CompanyiwitmefrteaMothef's
easier to digest because the on h° w •ak* *»'• of
aird. b..k«» u P -.nj ""
more nourishing because
just the right amount of " xou fill out and a«d the
...... I * * • jj j m coupon below, I know they wiil
sugar and cereal is added. be glad to help you it >hey
1 don t have to worry, now! helped me and at they have
Thoae dimpled arm* and legi been helping mothera all over
—that alow, aweet contented the world lor fifty yeara.
Nenle'i la pore milk in pow4cr ftrro that ia tlrtady rr*>4\-
A<4 and dee* M the firther ad«boa of milk.
Alwiya pve and a«f«, alwaya uniform, and five from the
danger* of homo jjod.fitjjion, N'tttU'i haa r**j the teet
•f gmerifioot and Asi fdsy 111 UrtH fit tf m
tsty f—i >e tkt mrU.
FREE! Enough Nestle's lor \T|?CTI
12feedings. Send the coupon! |\| j
r»*tle'M * ••"<! Company, Inc..
207 Call Tiutldln*. \ 1
Han Kranclnco, Oal. \
Kan KW M '»«« t—l kw* mm 4 uUI pMteft. \
REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS
la order to Introduce oar aaw fwhsUebone) plate, which la the lightest
tmd atrongeat plate knows, oawsrs very little of the roof of the mouth;
foo can btte corn off tha note,
teed U yean
KXAMINATMN ncRK
m.* He* of Teeth f 10.00
M WkMm Teeth... fH.OO
I Crwwaa 94.00
\f ] 111 dIJPFwW BvMtomm k MOO
I j_| J ■ UM Amalcxn FTOlnc »1.00
' Patotoaa KilnHtai
An work guarantaod far M roars. Have lasprsoalon takes In tho
■Mrnlnr and get tenth same day. Kiemlnatlon and advice free.
Call aa4 tee IsatlM of Oar Plate etut HrU(> Work. We Msei fho
fisl of Tleie. Most of our present patronage la recommended by oar
aarly patlenta whose work Is still giving good satisfaction. Ask our
aattents who have teated our work. When coming to our offleo. bo son
paa are In the right place. Bring thia ad with you.
Oaea Oaaiais fisa t to II IB Wwkllc People
OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS
Stay b Limited
MORF. STOCK GAMBIJNO
BOSTON. Sept. I«.—Thotnaa W
Lawaon aaya petort tbe war only t
per cent of the people of tha Culled
State* (rambled In (toeka, whlla now
i 0.000,000 are doing It,
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
(Help* to neaaty)
A safe, reliable home-treatment
! for the quick removal of superflu
-1 on* halra from your face or neck li
,aa follows: Mli a uttff paste with
some water and powdered delatone.
apply to objectionable hair* and
after 2 or J minutes rub off. wa*h
the akin and the hairs are gone.
This simple treatment Is unfailing
and no pain or Inconvenience at-
I tends Its use. but to avoid dlsap
i polntment be certain you g«t genu
ine delatone.—Advertisement.
FOOD
mss
MILK.
GERMANS SENT BACK
MONTIIKAU Hcpt I«.—Elffht
hundred Interned German* were
shipped from Canada to llotlerdam
(Mb lln one weak.
BANKER GIVEN
JAIL SENTENCE
Will Serve 20 Days in What
com County
ConVicted of misappropriating over
IX.uoo of tl>* funds of tha Flrst
National bank of Bremerton whllo
president of the Institution. Charles
K. Thomas will serve 20 day* In tlia
Whatcom county Jail and pay a fine
of $3OO.
Judge Neterer Imposed the light
sentence whan n petition for rlrtn
ency, nlßtn-d by the Jurors and Win
ter H. Martin, counsel for the •)•»-
fpn*e, wua read to him. It «u» an
nounced that a heavier (lni> or a
longer Jail sentence would ruin the
garage business which ha had started
In Bellingham
It wu ahown to the court that
Thoma* had returned hla own for
tuna of $33 000 to the bank and mad*
good hla misappropriation* M irtin
announced that h» would flla n |>o
tltlon for writ of error In tho dla
trlet court of appeala.
TAILOR STRIKE
MAY SPREAD
Indication* war* Tuan.tay that th#
strike of 500 tailors, which start-d
Monday, will spread until It Includes
buahelrnen, alteration hand* and
other worker* In atorea luuulting
ready-made clothing
Seattle tnllor* joined a roAitl«ltl«
irtllk* Monday fur water 1 Inirnuvi
from JJfi a ».-ek to 144 a *nk Help.
«r» are axkliiK a raliw from >M a
week to 113 They are *!•«> naklng
a clo*ed shop and a raclaMtfli niton
which would create mnr» Journey,
men tailor*. Journeymm would I*
allowed one heljier. and weekly over
time would be limited to four tioura
a week, at double pay.
The wa«e and r*eJaaal neat lon
clan*** are the onea objected U> by
j tha matter tailor*.
44-HOUR WEEK
MEN ME FIRED
8,000 Who Quit Noon Sat
urday Are Out
NEW TOItK. Sept. 1« Right
thousand shipyard worker* who
"automatically" ceubllahed the 44-
hour per week achedule Saturday
by quitting at noon, found them
■H-lvea Without job* when they re
ported for work today In Rrooklyn
Employer* declared the men h.\d
automatically returned by their
action Saturday and announced all
utrlker* would be paid off ihta after
noon.
Th« trouble am** whan the ahtp
yard worker* demanded the 44-hour
working week with Saturday after
noon off. Their demand* war* re
fused by shipyard owner* The men
then declared a atrlka for *rery Bat
urday afternoon.
The owner* innmOT they are fIJJ-
Ing tho vacant place* with other
workmen. The union* started pick
"tln« today ant railed a kiniiiii to
decide further action against strtke
breakers.
STEEL STRIKE
ORDERS SENT
Chicago Unions Notified to
Quit September 22
CHICAGO, Sept. Id—Orders for
member* of the steel worker* union*
In the vicinity of Chicago to strike
next Monday, at « a. rn.. were re
celved by local union* today. About
150,000 in the vicinity of Chicago will
»trik«, according to union officials.
TOWNLEY GETS
90-DAY TERM
Delay Granted for New Trial
Argument
JACKHON', Minn.. Bept I«.—Attor
neys for A. C. Townley an<l Joeeph
Gilbert, of the National Non-F'nrtlvon
l*a*ue. today were preparing to plead
for a new trial. Townley and Gilbert
were »entenc«d to nerve 90 days In
the Jacknon county jail on the choree
of con*plrlnr to teach sedition Judge
Dean gTanted a wtay of execution for
SO daya, to allow the plea for a new
trial
FAMOUS OLD ARMY
RIFLE IS SHELVED
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I#—
Tho United State* army has offi
cially bad* farewell to tho old
Krag - Jorge n sen rifle, which saw *o
much service (luring the Spanlsh-
Amerlcan war. Other equipment
which has also been found obsolete
In Included In the new order* of
the war department received at the
Western department headquarters.
It follows:
Springfield rifle, caliber .45, all
models; Springfield carbine, caliber
.45, all models; United States mag
azine rifle, caliber .30, models 1X92,
1596 and IJ9S (Krag-Jorgenscn
with bayonet); United States mag
azine carbine, caliber .30. models
1*92, I*9l, IS9B and 1899 CKnitj-
Jorgensen); swords for non-com
mJasloned officers on stuff duty.
DEPUTIES NAB NINE
UNDER TRAFFIC LAW
Nine alleged violators of the traf
fic lawg were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff* Asa J,e«, R. c. Murphy and
C. H. Kearney Hunday. The nine al
leged offendern nre: J. W. Nocberir.
J. W Nordstrom, C. Weaver, Fred
Ruhler, .7. H. Jackson, N. B. Burns,
J. Veady, M. A. Reed and M. Settle
baum.
TTTE SEATTLE STAR—TTTSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ifi, 1919.
Sound Sleep lor the Baby
Why Careful
Mothers Everywhere
Show a Decided
Preference for
Simmons Cribs
—Built for Sleep
WOMEN everywhere
know the Simmons
principle of beds built
for sleep.
Thousands of them have been
using Simmons Beds for years —
and nothing but Simmons Beds.
The mere announcement by
a merchant of Cribs built by
Simmons of Kenosha, to the
widely-known Simmons ideal of
sleep—is enough to send mothers
flocking to the stores in the
interest of the baby's health and
comfort.
THE Simmons principle is
that one of the most import
ant things in the world is
plenty of sound, refreshing sleep.
This company was the first
bed manufacturing conccm to
recognize this fact and to do
something about it in a practical
way.
They know that a rattle or
squeak in the bed tenses the
nerves —even though the sleeper
may not actually wake up.
San Francisco, Cal. Newark, N. J. SIMMONS COMPANY
Montreal, Canada Kenosha, Wisconsin
500 PINTS WHISKY
POURED INTO SEWER
Five hundred pints of booze, or
about ll,*oo worth, at the prevail
ing price, la mingling with the
salty brine of Elliott bay Tuesday.
The liquor found the aea by the
sewer route. Federal authorities
conducted the tour. The liquor
had been seized In government
raid* during recent weeks.
—MASTER STRENGTH BUILDER
OF THE BLOOD
The Power Behind th
Strong, Sturdy Men ar
Healthy, Beautiful Wome
of Today
"T« wokr utroni, krrn, rrd-bloti
Amr rl<nn». fbrrr la not bins In my
pfrlfll'f «*bi«'b I bovr found no VOIU
nn orranlr Iron —Nnmtrd Iron." no;
Jomro Fmnrln ftnlllrnn, former!j r
rlon of llfllfvuf llonpltnl (Outdoor llr
\r*r York, find (be \\ rntrbrnfrr 00 1
honpltnl. Mnißtfd Iron, by enriching
the blood niitl creating new blood
oella. itrfngtbrm Ihr nrrvro, re
bulldo fbr nrikffird tlnnnen ond
help* to Inntlll rrurwril rnrrgT nu<(
fnrturnnrr Into Mir whole ijnlrm. 11
often Inrrronro the ntrenicth of tvenk
irllrnlr people In two weekn* time. I
* eat Into ted tbnt «*rr .l.oon.twi'i pro
•fmnitr*r*tmr*irw* Not*- lron, rrrmn
nilad and pr«»*rr|b*<d by phyaiclana. la not a
rwt ram ad y, but ona which I* wall known to
jRKIMta i".'<rywh«ri'. l*nllk«» t»ir» .»ld»'r Inorftinlr
>r\ produrta. It In <mi »ll y n awlmlUt »mI, doaa not
Urn tha trwth. maka tham black, nor upaat tha
rnarh Tha manuf'irturrra tfiMrantaa huci-***-
J an'l ontlraly aatlnfa< tory roaulta t«> avary
_ . 4 i-urrhaarr or thrjr will rofund your monay. It la
drufflau ° WI DrU * C °" I,arte,i L>ru * Co ' »wUf« ruarmacy &ad
Jl IM.I S Ml ST 111 KKY
CHICAGO. July I#. Chicago
Judges will have Ui go sumo -about
40 knots a day. Tliey hava 6,009
divorce coaea to hear thla term.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1«. Adolph
Gortner yevterduy realgned aa eiecu
tlve aecretAry of the National Boclal
lat party. Oermer aald that hla
term wua up and he did not wish
to Ixi re elected. He denied that he
was withdrawing from the party.
HIS TEST YOURSELF
1 Where Your Blood Standi
I ran work or how far you can walk
r«xl; ni-xt take two flvu-uriiln tablet* of
time* prr ilny dfti-r meal* for two
■Ht your dlrfiiKth nraln nnii m>e how
we gained. Number* of nervou*, run
nle who wire ulllng nil the while have
tonl»hlngly Increased their etrength and
unce wlmply by taking iron In the proper
There can be no sound sleep
without complete repose —every
nerve and musclc relaxed.
Hence their extreme care to
have all the joints of their beds
finished true and smooth—lock
ing tight, without suspicion of
noise or unsteadiness.
Hence, too, their years of
work in pcrfccting Springs—do
ing away with the tendency to
sag or hump or lose resiliency.
And their accurate squaring
and fitting of Spring-frames —to
prevent the spring from develop
ing a knock or rattle against
the bed.
Prices of Simmons Beds are
Jiuilt for Sleep
The Large
25cts
Crescent Baking Powder
When You Think of Advertising Think of The Star
' ill
isS
0
Can Saves
on the Dollar
Baby Crib No. 246
It is made of Simmon*
Seamless Square Steel Tub
ing through out, sliding side.
Sturdy and firm, but light
in weight and easily moved.
Your choice of a variety
of finishes—white enamel,
ivory or hardwood effects
—and of two-and-a-half and
three fodt widths.
little, if any, higher than those
of ordinary beds.
If you have any trouble find
ing them, a post card to us will
bring you the names of Simmons
merchants near your home.
—and Crescent Baking Powder
not deteriorate. Even after
can is opened Crescent re
its original strength and
icy.
■efore you make this posi
saving in the 5 lb. tini o!
cent.
know indeed that Crescent
stand the severest tests for
baking efficiency and
all around good quali
ties, for not a pound
can get by the rigid
tests and technical
. scrutiny of our chem*
ists.
Klaaraoni Company, Xtll
Seattle
Wash.
Crescent raised foods ara
light, sweet, and whole
some.
Yonr groosr MB rapply fN.