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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
Reducing The Waist
Line In Both Sexes

Men and women with heavy, penduIous
abdomenH who wish to reduce tham
quickly and safely are usually advised 70
10 Ia for certain tiresomo twisting and
bending exercises that. as matter of
fact. they should carefully avoid as being
dangerous rather than beneficial
a far better plan L. to use the follow
ing three simple household remedies
which can be obtained OF any druggist al
small cost. viz. X on Mnrmoia, a or
Fluid Extract cascara Aromatic and IA
ozs. Peppermint Water. These are mixed
together al home and taken teaspoon
full after meals and at bedtime.
These three make mixture that IL not
only perfectly harmless. but actually
quite beneficial to the system, regulating
the digestion. purifying the blood and
clearing the complexion Of pimplch and
blotches. Its chief and surprising hene-
~ IL In the rapid, natural manner in
which II reduces the fat person to the
normal. beautiful lines OF n fine physique,
10 having been known 10 cause the reab-
sorption OF as much as n pound OF fat a
day. Moreover. Il does II dramatically.
40 that no wrinkles or fiabby skin are left
behind Strange TO say, neither dieting
nor e1erieae are advised when this simple
home recipe II being used, for II win pro-
duce results Independently Of either ana
70 the patient is Instructed 10 eat what.
ever he or she fancies and Ia also permit
ted to take things easy. adYt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
1T WILL APPEAL
TO YOU

The man or woman who has
nothing better 20 chew with than
a set OF false teeth Ia In hard luck
They deserve sympathy.
The introduction Of our method
OF supplying missing teeth without
using partial plates marked an
epoch In dental science.
There has never been anything
offered previously which was So
radical a departure from old meth
DDS Some people don't believe
that our method OF supplying teeth
without plates IL practical even
now. In spite OF the thousands OF
cases TO which we are able TO point.
That Is 10 be expected. OF course.
for most people hate to take up
with new-fangled things and won't
do 30 until forced TO.
Our patients are numbered by
the thousands, who have come to
US from all corners OF this country
and Canada. We have not only
improved the looks OF all these
people, but we have improved their
health as well. We have demon
strated beyond any question that
our method OF restoring missing
teeth without the aid OF partial
plates Ia a practical plan.
This method calls for no surgical
operation-no boring or cutting
into the gums. and IN in no way
painful or dangerous. On the other
hand. Il requires the very highest
type OF dental craftsmanship to
make a successful piece OF work.
The men employed by us are OF the
highest type. both In the operating
room and in the laboratory. The
materials we use are the best OBJ
tainable. so In coming to us for
your dental work. you are in the
very best possible hands.
In spite of all this, the work is
not any more expensive than any
first-class dentist would have to
ask. and not so much in most
cases. because of the large volume
of business which we do.
We invite you to come and allow.
us to make a complete and careful
examination of your mouth This
will cost you nothing but your
time. You will be under no obliga.
ton 10 have any work done unless
you are thoroughly satisfied TO do
So
We give written guarantee
with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Az, N. w. Cor. Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

/ ! cup ~ boiling water. ! pint 81
strawberry or raspberry Juice. !
cup OF sugar and the Juice Of 2
lemons Pour In heart molda that
have been dipped In cold water or
"A long deep mold When hard slice
IN thick slices and cut with heart
cutter. Serve with a few green
leaves on each plate and large
spoon OF whipped cream. Scatter a
few soft red and pink candy hearts
on the green.
Love Tutti Fruit Have ready
can OF peaches. ! large can Of
sliced pineapple. n few oranges and
bananas and bottle Of marschino
cherries Cut them all up In small
pieces except the pineapple Take
the small heart cutter and cut out
little hearts from the slices. put
these on separate plate. then use
/ the leftover pieces and mix with
the rest OF the fruit. cover with a
little powdered sugar and place on
ice until ready 10 serve. then I'll
the tall sherbet glasses with the
fruit and put the heart pineapples
on the top with the red cherries.
Pink Heart Candles Take 2 cups
OF sugar. 30 Of a cup OF water. boil
this without stirring until II will
spin thread: flavor with / tea
spoonful OF vanilla and teaspoon
fnl OF pink fruit coloring; set into
dish with cold water In. whqn very
hot stir brlskly until white and
creamy; then knead and work with
the hands for several minutes. lay
out on table or board which has
been sprlnkled with sifted granu-
lated sugar. cut In heart shapes;
put on large platter and set in a
cool place until II hardcns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

many boy friends. There are very
few nice young men in this com.
munity ] would like very much
to set set acquainted with some
nice young man. that could have
for friend.
| am five feet. five inches tall.
Fair complexion, brown hair and
dark gray eyes | don't look like
a picture In a book. but I'm a
dandy little cook. Nor don't
wear any rats In my hair, or do |
carry any powder rag
II you had no one near you that
would try and cheer you. you'd be
lonesome. too. l. NJ n.
Dear Miss Grey. u) What Is
the Soth wedding anniversary ca
What kind OF refreshments can be
served 20 200 gucatag go What
color and material should mothers
ttho brlde'sl dress be- ca Father
is a minister. should he wear his
clerical. or his evening ciothess CD
DO the daughters help to serve. or
are they In the receiving llneg
ANXIOUS DAUGHTER.
Al Pearl CD Brides cake,
an ice and coffee or cocoa. t1l She
should wear her original wedding
dress, or one as nearly like u as
possible 60 Clerical ts) The
children should stand In the re-.
ceiying line. The most intimate
friends OF the daughters may serve.
Dear Miss Grey; Just a word to
say.
To you who 80 truly true
Answer the questions put TO you
ny the troubled in mind,
And you are always so kind
As 60 answer at once
The vcFlcst Ounce.
I am inspired TO make rhymes.
And subjects CLEAN from reading all
times.
The best daily paper. its readers all
say.
II stands at the head at the present.
day.
My question Ia: How can know
The best place with my rhymes 70
go
To secure fair dealing and my
share Of dough-
VIII Seattle. Boston. New York or
Chicago be bests
And how can | learn each their ad-
drossg --Leh.
Y. S.-My rhymes are for songs.
For n musical house long.
A-inquire AZ music store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
How to Make
Better Cough Syrup Than
You Can Buy
A Family Supply. Saving ",
and Fully Guaranteed.

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A full pint Of cough syrup-~as much as
you could buy for r7ko--can easily be
made at home You will find nothing
that takes hold Of an obstinate cough
more quickly. usually ending n inside ~
hours Excellent. too. for whoopinE
cough. sore lungs. asthma, hoarseuess
and other throat troubles
Mir ! pint Of graduated sugar with y
pint Of warm water. and stir for min
utss Put ~ ounces Of Pinex amy
cents WORTH In a pint bottle. then add
the sugar Syrup. ~ keeps perfectly
Take a tsaspoonful every one. two or
three hours
This 10 just laxative enough TO help
cure a cough Also stimulates the APP
petite which usually Ia upset by n cough.
The taste 10 pleasant
The effect Of pine and sugar syrup on
the Infiamad membranes IL well known.
Pinex Ia the most valuable concentrated
compound OF Norway white pine extract,
rich in guiaiooi and all the natural heal
ing pine elements Other preparations
viii not work In this formula.
This pinex and sugar Syrup recipe II
nov used by thousands OF housewives
throughout the United states and Can
ada. The plan has been Initiated. but the
old successful formula has never been
equaled.
Kiats such "a the nartell DRUG Co, dis
tributers. and others think 30 well OF tho
above recipe that they guarantees II 20
give satisfaction or refund the purchase
price. AaFt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
FASHIONS

Black will be as great a favorite
for suits as It has been the past
season.
The touch OF scarlet or red IL a
dominant novelty In the winter
frocks. This red is merely used
as touch. In piplngs. or In a single
flower on gowns and muffs and
stoles.
Boleros are gaining in favor in
Paris.
Fur muffs and stoles are lined
With japanese red. most appro.
pirate color for the dull DAYS of
winter. making as Il does a bright
spot OF color In the midst OF gray
environment.
A complete afternoon costume
consists of. skirt and corHage TO
harmonize and a jacket 10 match.
which, II necessary, can be replaced
by a long coat.
For evening affairs. the hair is
dressed in a chlgnon OF curls inter.
twined with ribbons or strands OF
pearls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
BIG FEATURE TOMORROW.

The Stars big weekly market
feature. Good Things 10 Eat and
Drink" appears regularly every
Friday night
In tomorrow's feature. a means
II provided whereby 90 tickets 20
the Orpheum viii be given TO you
absolutely free I, also contains
the very best bargains in every.
thing IN the market line Wait
aud watch for II. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

Ethan Allen. accompanied BY his
Green Mountain boys" had cap
tured Fort Tfconderoga from the
British.
At the head OF his little band
Ethan Aliens horse clattered al
most straight up the side of the
preclpice on which the fort stood.
He hammered on the door. his deep
voice ringing out. startling the Brit
ish commander within. "Surren.
der. In the name OF the Great Je-
hovah and the continental con
gressi"
He took the fort and won a point
OF permanent advantage TO the
colonial forces.
Following the success OF this ven
ture he was twice sent to Canada
In the revolutionary cause. On the
second trip he tried TO capture the
city of Montreal.
II was a daring enterprise. Ac-
companied by only 100 men, Allen
crossed the St Lawrence river.
General Brown was pledged TO cross
the river above the city and strike
simultaneously. But for some rea-
son Brown failed to show up with
his men. Ethan Allen struck alone.
Unsupported by Brown. he was
compelled to fall back. and Gen.
Robert Prescott. In command OF the
British, made prisoners OF Allen
and his men.
when he learned that II was Al
len who had captured Ticonderoga,
Prescott was not disposed TO deal
gently with him. II was September
25. ITS. when Allen entered his
capfiyity. Irons were clamped on
his hands and feet, and he was left
prisoner in the fort
For days and nights he lay thus.
Once a day he heard the heavy iron
door OF his dungeon swing open. A
CLEAN OF light would fall athwart
the dirty floor. A figure entered,
and when II had gone he would ina
water and dry bread.
One time the door opened and
three men entered. Allen was
blindfolded and the manacles re-
moved from his feet. He was made
TO stand erect and walk. He knew
not whittier he was going, but at
last the sound OF waves beating
against a boat greeted him and he
knew himself to be on shipboard.
After many turns and twists the
bandage was removed from his
eyes. Stlll all was dark. His feet
once more were manacled. He was
In the ships hold. Again he went
through the agonies Of solitary con-
finement; again a door opened at
intervals; again the rays OF light
duly Illuminated the Interior OF his
prison; again he tasted on bread
and water.
One day there was n Jarring,
grating sound. The ship was I'M
der way, and that night a visitor
came to his prison.
II am the captain OF the ship"
said the visitor. you are on your
way to England, a prisoner OF wal"
But the humane captain would
not keep the patriot In chains. He
was released and allowed the liber-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
NO DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GAS
OR ANY OTHER STOMACH DISTRESS

Nothing will remain undigested
or sour on your stomach II you will
take little Diapepsln occasionally.
This powerful digestive and antacid,
though as harmless and pleasant az
candy, will digest and prepare for
assimilation into the blood all the
food you can eat
Eat what your stomach Graves.
without the slightest fear OF indi-
geAtion or that you will be bothered
with sour riginga. Belehings, Gas
on Stomach. Heartburn. Headaches
from stomach, Nausea. Bad Breath,
Water Brash or a feeling like you
had swallowed a lump OF lead. or
other diBagreeable miserieg. Should
you be suffering now from any st0m.
ach disorder. you can get relief
within five minutes.
II you will get from your pharma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

cist a 50-cent case OF Pape's Diapep.
sin, you could always 20 10 the table
with a hearty appetite. and your
meals would taste good. because you
would know there would be no In
digegtiOn or sieepleaa nights or
Headache or Stomach misery all the
next day 4 and. besides. you would
not need Iaxatiyes or liver pills 20
keep your stomach and bowels clean
and fresh.
PaDe's Diapepslu can be obtained
from your druggist and contains
more than sufficient 10 thoroughly
cure the worst case Of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. There Is nothing better
for Gas on the Stomach or sour
odors from the stomach or 10 cure a
Stomach Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or
more useful article In the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
HAVE YOU AFRIEND
WHO DRINKS?
Why Not Help Him? He Can't Help Himself,
Because He L. Victim of an Unsuitable
Thirst. SENTt HIM TO THE NEAL IN
STITUTE

The Neal internal treat
ment destroys all craving
for liquor in Only Three
Days.
IL takes away all in
clination 10 drink by neu-
tralizing the poison of al
cohol In the system, leav-
ing the drinker In the
same normal condition he
was before first tasting
liquor-all appetite for in
toxicants gone-and he a
new man.
CURE is EFFECTED
UNDER CONTRACT. A
legally executed bond is
given each patient. assur-
ing him the cure will be
perfect or treatment will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

be free. II does more. II
assures him that. as a re-
suit OF following the treat
ment. his mental and
physical condition will be
greatly improved.
THE NEAL is A ply
SIClAN'S CURE, and is
administered by licensed
physicians.
X eferenc es. testi-
monials, informative book
let and a copy of the con-
tract bond will be mailed
youth a plain. sealed en-
yelope-on request.
Call. phone or write The
Neal Institute. corner L.
Howell and 18th av., Sc
attic. Phones: East s3s1;
Ind. Cedar All.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
REO-BLOOOED AMERICAN HEROES
ETHAN ALLEN IN IRONS

, ties OF the ship.
Weeks later Allen was again con.
flned-this time In Pcndennis
castle. England. Here he remained
until i7Ts. prisoner for two and
a half years.
But one spring day he again
found himself on shipboard. bound
for Halifax. and later he gained his
freedom through an exchange of
prisoners.
During the rest OF the war he
served with valor. and be lived to
enjoy the fruits OF liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

A Spring Bolero From Paris

Here's n brand
new bolero cos
tune by Martha
and Armand. ths
French makers
Only the photo
graph has yet
reached America
The skirt on q
high waistband.
shows n broad
front panel OF
flatly stitched
pleats. aud II
made OF tan per
ma mohair. There
IL an overhanginr
box plcat In the
back
The lower part
Of skirt Ia made OF
blue perma mo.
hair. with a very
effective finish OF
blue silk cmbrold'
cry. The collar IL
made OF heavy
blue cord ombroid.
cry between fold
ed pipings
The tan chiffon
bodice IL trimmed
with broad bands
Of batiaie and
English embroid
cry with tasscled
ends. The cuiire
bodice r. tucked
BY hand In clus
tiers Of five mar
row tueka. with a
broad tuck In
either side.
The sleeves are
shor, and cut IN
one with the bed
ice. peasant style,
and are finished
with a band OF the
embroidery and a
fold Of blue satin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
WIFE WANTS DIVORCE
AFTER ~ YEARS

A divorce complaint was filed
yesterday against Matthias Grob
echmitt by Anna Grobachmitt
charging cruelty and jealousy. They
have been married "a years and
have five children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
FRECKLES


These Hcrieiy spots
there's no longer the slightest
~ Of feeling ashamed Of your
teckles. As a new drug. othine--
zouble strength has been discovered
list b . positive cure for these
1onely spots.
Simply get one ounce OF othsne--
to9bis strength. from the Bartell
Drug Co. and apply a little Of II at
EgAt and In the morning You will
~ that even the worst have begun
o disappear. while the light freck.
- hare vanished entirely. II Is
seldom that more than an ounce ss
n4eded TO completely clear the skin
nd gain a beautiful. clear complex.
h4
Be sure 10 ask for the double
ereaxsh oshIne. as this Is sold un-
- guarantee Of money back II II
~ TO remove the freckies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

-. Miss Grey-u Please tell
4 bracelets are worn very
. IN what kind do they wear
~. sisln or engraved hraeoletsf
Ena a. arc ostrich plumes cleaned
~ 1890 l.. X. H.
~ es n, Yes stal Plain bracelets
~, m demand. 90 send your
' n s 10 professional cleaner.
-. Miss Crey-please tell me
"a The columns Of The Star II
- proper to remove the nat "hen
..,rstlnk q banquet. -.
Ayes
mar Miss Grey have been
.ss,s With young man. who ap.
'..ss 10 think lots Of me. sud.
-,s \, has changed and has had
80 $3.50 when | asked him out to
nes,xe Would Il be proper TO
80 TAN With him and apologise
srsaye done anythlngf Would Il
.--,sr As though I we're running
80 AIM / have done nothing to
ava knowledge OR perhaps II
- hlm alone he will come to
-. / would no, let him know l
- anxious 70 make up but II |
4. me wrong l Wish to be
...,ss n. r.. n.
I'll AN afraid | cannot remedy
urr Lcthario's neglect.
nesr Miss Grey had my hand
"a a the Temple % Paimistry at
AZ exposition In 1909 90 Is palm
,s.S.nx a fake. co Is Il a lawful
secession, A READER.
Ill No act Of importance
.hcs,a be guided By any advice
rvrs hs a palm reader ca |
s,ev Of no Law torbidding palm
rsting.
nssr Miss Grey am engaged
nxrrl. am IN Seattle and she
i ID Michigan. Would Il be proper
* ne 70 send her money 10 so to
,seatrss, She Is working girl
A READER.
Al think II would be quite i'm.
.oper and would place your fiancce
x-ter obligations.
Dear Miss Grey: | am a young
lndy q years OF age. Manager
4 fruit ranch on Puget sound.
/ have always lived a quite lone
rue life and have never had very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
Hearts Are Trumps at MiIady's
St. Valentines Day Function
~ CYNTHIA GREY.


Shop windows OF the atationer
the florist. the confoctioner yes.
even the grocor--now tell uH that
the 18th OF February IN almost
upon us.
We realize that this n a good
/ time 10 give an Afternoon tea, a
luncheon. "A dinner or an evening
affair. and We are cudgcling our
brains 70 devise something new In
the way OF decorations aud refresh.
menta for we've about decided 60
entertain
The dlnlngroom ls 10 be the most
attractive place In the house.
Smilax will be drnped about the
| chandelier and will edge the center.
piece on the table. Little red card
board hearts and cupida galore will
be hung from the green smilax.
draped from the chandelier 10 each
table corner and scattered over the
snowy table or lunch cloth Candle
shades are 10 be made OF white
crepe paper. with tiny red hearts
pasted on them.
For the centcrpieeo n round box
covered with white crepe paper.
with red hearts and cupids pasted
over Il. will be filled with yalen.
tines for each guest To each valen.
tine red ribbon II 90 be fasten.
cd. which will lead 10 each place.
where Il may be attached 10 tiny
paper holders filled with candies
or nuts, or else Il may serve 20 tie
a red and white carnati0n to
gether AS a favor for each guest.
The place cards may be red hearts
with tho name written in white
ink. or vice versa
Hearts and EmilaK may be used
% decorate everywhere In all avail
able places. These hearts may be
made at home. cut from stiff red
paper or cardboard. and saved for
use another year and they may
range from the tinlcEt affairs 20 i6
or rs lnches in size.
Good and appropriate games are
hearts. ring games. the writing OF
original valentines. and forfeltH
Tally cards for the game OF hearts
may be red hearts. and prizes wrap
ped In white tissue paper covered
with the smallest hearts and tied
with red ribbons
All the dishes served NJ dinner
or luncheon will have some sort OF
red decoration. such as hearts cut
from beeta or pimentos. A dinner
menu suggestion IL this:
Cream ~ Tomato soup
Teasisd Hearts
turkey cranssrry hearts
Potatoes Peas
ps,s 49,, a.t,s
rilnsuio Sandwiches
s,.,.. ~. cream Heart.
cass isafts Coffee
-
HAimen croqasus GRAINED Carrots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09
Of
|AbachclorGirl

WOMEN TALK a whole lot about
model husbands. but it's lucky
thing for womankind that few OF us
like the same model
MENTAL SCIENTISTS say chill.
dren are happy because they have
never taught themselves to be mis-
cradle.
A SIXTEEN. YEAR.OLn girl said
10 me confidingly the other day.
Don't you hate a man who asks
you 10 let him kiss youg"
Women should remember that
their moods and emotions affect
their digestion. The gastric juices
do not flow and the stomach will
reject food when one Is depressed
with gloomy thoughts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

Dear Miss Grey: am a young
~ q years OF age. Manager
4 fruit ranch on Puget sound.
/ hve always lived a quite lone
uue life and have never had very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-09

~, Miss Grey-Please tell me
.l - The columns Of The Star II
49, = . sransr 10 remove the hat when
s COUNTRY GIRL.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-03
.POTHIER AGAINST
POPULAR ELECTIONS
But Rhode Island Governor
Favors Tax on Corpora
ton Excess -
Especial from United Press.)

Providence, Jan. 3-Declaring him
self against popular elections of Uni
ted States Senators. but in favor of
a tax on corporation excess. Governor
Aram j. Pothier today took the oath
of office for the third consecutive year
and The State government of Rhode
sIsland formally began it's work at the
capitol. for 1911. when the inaugural
ceremonies took place.
The most important business of the
State Legislature. which today organ
lied for it's customary go day session,
will be the election Of a United States
Senator to succeed Senator Nelson w.
Aldrich. who voluntarily retired in
March. The ballotfng for Senator
does not begin until Jan. II.
This is The first year that the aug
mented House Of Representatives sits.
the lower branch Of the General AS
sennbly having been increased by the
vote of the people from Y to 100 mem
bers.
The Senate and the House of Rep
resentatives each convened at noon
and organized.