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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
People Everywhere Want
Foley Kidney Pills

what the majority az the people
want f. sure TO be the best OF its
kind That IN why a majority Of
the people want Foley kidney pills
for all kidney and bladder ali.
ments, rheumatic troubles and uri.
nary Irregularities They know
that once Foley Kidney pills are
taken, good results follow Foley
Kidney Pills are healing. tonic and
strengthening Their effect on
weak. inactive. sluggish kidneys ls
prompt and positive They are
made with ono supreme end in
view TO give 20 sufferers from ali
disorders OF tho kidneys and blsd.
der. no matter how affected. relief
from their misery and strength
from their weakness. by driving
out the cause o, tho trouble IN tho
quickest and surest way. kidney
trouble not only means the famil-
lar symptoms OF backache. pains
In back and hips. weak back and
soreness over the Kidneys. rheu.
matte pains and dwellings But II
means also . dull headache. sleep
A'HtNfaes ioFH VI AAp'Ait' SUI W.
erEy. dizziness aud impaired eye
sight. and a nervous. rundown and
tired-out state OF being that drives
away ambition and energy Men
and women alike are subject 10
kidney aud bladder ailments. and
annoying urinary troubles that arc
a torment by day and sleepdia-
turher at night Foley kidney
pills regulate quickly and civ,
tho Kidneys Jus, the help nature
needs TO restore their healthy &C
tion. We do not claim that Foley
Kidney Pills pay the larsss, per.
centagc OF prof, 20 the middl.man.
but we DO claim they give relief.
comfort and sound health TO tho
greatest number OF thoee who use
them. and IN tne shortest possible
time. You can get them In every
drug store In Soc and 800 sirea
The 81 90 size contains IA times
as many NJ tho soc size
-. H.--ln taking any course Of
medicine. and particularly for Md.
ney troubles. II IL advisable 20 use
good cleansing cathartic. We al
vise Foley Cathartic Tablets. They
are fine In effect and work In haf
mony with Foley Kidney Pills. Al
Bartclrs Drug Store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
wan TED
Ten Thousand Seattle
Cinderellas

Isaac Brown has a problem.
II In TO find ten thousand
Cinderellas.
Not that Mr. Brown has ten thou.
sand Processes to marry off.
That would be easy.
The problem which confronts Mr..
Brown Ia far graver
IT'S this way-Mr Brown has ten
thousand pairs OF shoes and slip
pers that will 1T only little feet.
How TO arrange n meeting be-
tween those women and Mr.. Brown
is the problem ! have been engaged
TO solve.
To make the matter clear-Friday
afternoon Isaac Brown took charge
OF the. W. a. H." shoe store. at 1908
Second Avenue.
He Ia TO sell II out. so that the
creditors may get what money they
can.
or the sixty thousand dollars
worth OF shoes for men. women and
children involved. ten thousand
pairs will M "Cinderellas. and Gin.
derellas only.
How TO get this message to the
women with small feet? Mr. Brown
and ] discussed the problem yester.
day. and this is exactly what he
said.
My dear Rowe. n you can
find tho women with small feet who
can use these dainty shoes and alp
pers. Will give them n shoe treat
such IA they'll never forget.
why. man. | will sell them three
or four pairs for the price OF one.
I'm do better than that--come to
think OF It'll sell shoes that the
V. e. II. Company asked five. six
and seven dollars for. at a dollar
pair
"Tll sell EN- for less than that II
you say SOL"
NO" said. "a woman who won't
pay a dollar for a pair OF shoes
worth five or six dollars ought not
to have any A dollars cheap
enough"
So the newspapers have been
called in TO help.
This foot problem. ladies'. must
DO airedi
Women with dainty feet must be
discovered!
a general alarm must be sent out
for those with tiny Trilbys.
To be sure there are shoes. for
men and women In the ". & II.
stock -- thousands of pairs and
they'll be sold cheaply enough.
But the woman with small feet is
going to have her day at last. She
is to have shoe shower"
The particulars of this extraor.
binary sale are printed In this
paper.
And n this should be read by any.
body with feet, they can do two
things that will be profitable--one
for themselves and one for me.
Arrange to be here tomorrow
morning at Q o'clock
And telephone any and all dainty
footed women you know to read
tho story have. written today.
Written at 1908 Second Avenue.
GEORGE FRANCIS ROWE,
Advertising Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
aIaaaHlia
Ell EWHER RE

TiIlkums Of Seattle will join
with Coast cities representative in
Pacific Festival association celebra-
ton in San Francisco. April. 1915.
Brazil 10 name river Rio Teodora,
In honor OF Roosevelt.
Chancellor David LIoyd-oeorge,
England, said 10 have lost his voice.
standpat and progressive repub-
licans IN Nebraska hold separate
conventions
Mayor Hanna, Des Moines. la, re.
elected third time.
Mayor a. n. Smith reelected
third time at Sioux City. la.
Turkish ambassador at Washing.
ton To be transferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

William C. Rcdricld. secretary OF
commerce. started another busy cay
OF his Northwest tour this morning
al II o'clock. when he met feprosen-
tatives OF Puget Sound and Alaskan
fisheries In the red room AT the
Washington hotel Representative
from the important cannerles were
IN attendance.
The Pacific Northwest fishing In.
dustry was thoroughly discussed.
The secretary took keen interest
In the plans OF the men for the bet.
termeut OF the Coast service. as out
lined in the brisk. business.liko talk.
Opera Singers There
Mayor GIN welcomed the secre.
tary at the Commercial club lunch.
con, and President Fred " Bert.
lr., talked In behalf OF the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
MARCH GOING
OUT LIKE LION

March was going out llon.llko TO.
day. adhering strictly 10 the adage
that IF March comes in like a lamb.
u goes out like a lion"
The first day OF the month saw
balmy spring weather. Today snow
fell
At noon today the mercury drop.
ped 10 4 degrees
The weather bureau forecasts
rain for tonight
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Second Av. and Pike ST.
oecond AV. and EIKe u.
ECZEMA ITCHED
FOR 20 YEARS
RESINOL CURED
All over Face. Arms and Hands.
Would Walk the Floor Ar Night.

Dec. s. 1918: Il had eczema for
20 years. II started on me when
was but 10 years old and am now
"a. and have suffered all these
years. IL started with small pim-
pies all over my face, arms and
hands. My hands would swell up
so that could nSs shut them. and
was almost blind. Ii would itch.
then burn, and | Mad to keep the
affected parts wrapped up so that
would not scratch them. l
couldn't sleep at adjust walked
the floor n whole night.
II have tried many different rem.
edies, and spent a large sum of
money, but had no relief Resinol
Soap and Resinol Ointment We're
recommended to me. They gave
me great relief after the third ap-
plieation, and after using four Jars
of Resinol Ointment and three
cakes OF Resinol Soap. l am COM
pletely cured" (Signed) Mrs. III.
+. F1eager, Box 10. Dauphin. Pa.
Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap quickly heal skin eruptions,
clear away pimples and blackheads,
and form a most valuable house
hold treatment for sores, burns.
botls, piles, etc. For trial size.
free, write TO Reslnol. Dept. 10-R.
Baltimore, Md. Sold by all drug
gists. Prescribed by doctors for
10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
HOW TOCURE
RHEUMATISM
A Home Treatment Made Up OF the
Most Simple Remedies

Relieves Most Cases in - Hours
are being cured nowadays by the
most simple. everyday articles used
In the household. and the use Of
which q few years ago would have
boon rtdiGuled. Poisons are CROWN (
into dtsuse as being worse than the
disease which they aim to cure
Most people now know that cream
or that hemorrhhge can be stopped
with salt. So rheumatism, lumbaE go.
govt, sciatica, pain In the back. have
been cured. in the real meaning OF
the word by little still,ngia, iodide
OF potassis I'm, poke root and guaiRc
resin. These remedies any one, even
Young child. can take in any rea =
and the results have been found TO be
astonishing. II has been proven that
this combination makes up the best
rhemuatism remedy In existence, and
an absolute killer of uric acid In the
blood
The four simple remedies mon tion
ed above, together with other simple
and easily assimilated into the blood,
are put up In the most effective
pleasing and tempting form tablet
form). and are called "smIth,s 20
tRsstum Compound n You suffer
from any form OF URIC acid in the
blood, ana have rheumatism. sout
lumbago, sciatica, this is the way 20
time. II is guaranteed 10 no free
from morphine or other narcotics
and your money will be refunded n
n dollar bottle tails TO relieve YOU In
"a hours. Sold In Seattle BY Owl
drug ltQTes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
GILL TAKES UP
WOMAN PUZZLE

The presence OF women suffer.
INK from incurable disease In tho
city Jail Is a problem causing in
creased concern for officials
Mayor GIN announced today that
tho custom OF placing such prison.
ers In contact with healthy women
could not be- tolerated longer He
viii discuss the matter with Health
Commissioner Mcbride and chief
Grlfflths in hope ~ reaching some
satisfactory recommendation TO
the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
TO BURY "SPuD''

'The boys" AZ the county sher'
IFS office are chipping in" today
for fund TO dcfray the funeral OK
penses OF John "Spui" Murphy. 70.
who died last night in the city hos
pitai The old man had one weak.
ness--drlnk. lie had spent nearly
year In Jail and made fast friends
OF the men at the institution
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Wool Dress Goods
MacDougall- Southwick
MARRIES SAME
HUBBY 3RD TIME

FORT WORTH. Tex. March al
Mrs. Georgia Mcmillan, IS. has mar
ried for the sixth time. Her new
husband is J. II. Matney. TO whom
she had been married and divorced
twice. But this time" asserted the
bride. 1T was a case of love at first
sight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

Owe arc two girls, 10
years OF age, and would like 20
have you advise W. We are
living In a town OF about 1000
population. We are very fond
Of good times. but know how far
20 carry them; but people seem
10 mlsJudse us. and think that
VIC arc not leading a straight
life. Dear Cynthia. this makes
us feel very bad at times, and
other times have a feeling that
I'VE should worry" az we have
never done anything that we
should be ashamed Of; but peo-
pie seemed 20 get q wrong Idea
OF our actions and tell stories
about things we never once
thought Of doing. What would
you do In case like thls7
Now. dear Cynthia. do not
throw this In your waste bas-
kct. as We are sadly In need OF
your good advice.
BOBBY AND DOT.
A-Be sure you are right. then
don't worry about gossip. The cas-
lest way 10 KIN II out In not &c
notice Il: AT tho same time. be dis
erect. and careful not TO do any
thing that does not look right
Own you pelase tell me
way 70 prevent my finpernslls
from eraekinuf They look ter
ribie. and don't know what 10
do for them. and they are 10
broad.
I 90 20 high school and see
other girls with pretty finger
nails. and envy them. VIII
you please publish this, az arm
anxious 10 know. a GIRL.
A.-Soak the tips of the nngeri
in lukewarrn suds made with n pur,
soap: whom quite soft. push IN,
euticie away from tho nails ans
cut away any ragged part, Appil
good cream while they are sof
20 prevent the cracking. Tho NOR.
YOU keep tho skin pushed AVA
from the base OF the nails. the bet
ter shape they Will tako on. Keel
this up twice week for n month
and you will sec n change for th'
better
al would like 10 have your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

o.--l read your letters and
answers every evening, ana
have gotten some very GOOD
advice from them.
Miss Grey, can you tell me
remedy for quick temper
don't know what lh the mat
ter with me, but at times ! get
angry at every little thing a per
son says 20 NE. Try 10 con
troll myself, but at times ! feel
as " every one 10 making fun
OF me. Please tell me what TO
do. am only n years old.
will do anything you say.
Thanking you. GLADYS.
A.-Piy no attention % these per
lods Of irritation. except to try 4
feel kindly and loving. or do som'
little act Of service for some one
DO not grieve or worry about them
but know that you are given a goo'
and these little TEN
pcrs do not truly belong 10 YOU.
You know people are not makinl
fun OF you--that In just sensitive
ness on your part. and even II the,
were Il wouldn't hurt you. bu
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
FOOT CUT OFF

Walter Leonard. t5. logger. lost
a foot this morning. when he fell
underneath southbound Reason
Hill car at First av. and Bell ~. He
stepped from behind a Fort Law.
ton car and failed 10 observe the car
coming from tho other direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

preepeetive 5enediets and brides
ID. McPhail. Fora Laird. Henry
Bangor, ALI Holmberg: r. l.
Davis. Agnes O'Keefe; w. III
Comber. verna Cooper. Fred Finn
MARY Dunlop.
eupt. Public utillsies vaIersine
lectures to Mems club. Green Lake
Congregational church. tonight
Rainier Beach Woran's club
meets Wednesday.
A W. c. 7. v. rally. Second eap
tist church tonight.
Nashville for freshmeh ere.
fund. College playhouse Weines
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
DID 1T QUICKLY

1t took a jury in Judge Ronald's
court only two minutes TO return
a verdict OF guilty last night
against John Fremont. charged
with mistreating an 1f-year-old
girl. This case Is the seventh COM
ing TO the attention OF officials In
the last few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

and removes the cause % tho trouble.
Don't waste time on uncertain RENE
dies Any druggist has Calocide com
pound In stock. or he can get u In a
few hours from his Wholesale house.
Prepared by Medical Formula Co.
Chicago. IN. and Dayton. Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
NAME STRATTON

Julius 4. Stratton. an attorney In
the Central building. was this morn.
ing appointed by Mayor GIL as a
member OF the library board 90 sue.
coed George A. Wright. whose term
expires tomorrow. Stratton and
GIN have been friends for % years.
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To Sore Feet Victims
Here Is Welcome News
>~s~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~>-o-~~~~>

The following 10 absolutely the
suress ana quickest cure known TO
science for all foo, ailments Dis
solve two tabisspoonfuis % Calocide
compound In basin OF warm water.
Soak the feet In this for fully IS
rnfnutea gently rubbing the sore
parta The effect 10 really wonder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
OLDEST ELK DIES

FENTON, Mich. March 81
Daniel O'Donnell. the oldest Elk In
the world, died at his home a fe"
miles from here today at the age
OF 100. lie belonged to Owossc
Lodge. No. 1873.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

IWT1 MI III EVIFHH y u" y
s,antiy and the feet feel o. .
lixhtful. Corns and cai =
louses can be peeled right
off. ft gives Immediate re-
lief for sore huuinus.
sweaty. smelly and aching
feet. A 2s-ceut box OF CAL
ocide IA said TO DO suffi-
Client 10 cure the worst feet.
IL works through the pores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

John M. Mcclure, newspaper
man who proved hero In Frisco
fire, killed himself at Montgomery,
Mo. Cause unknown
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s1COPPE SpONDENTSI

advice. have been going with
q young man elk months. We
were 10 be married noon. He
seems 10 have no control o.
his temper. He geta so angry
when ! Try TO talk or reason
with MIN. lie says he can't
give me up. ! am so different
from him: II takes so much 10
make me angry. Please advise.
Thanking you In advance.
UNHAPPY.
A person may get angry. but
he can never quarrel by himself. II
you cant agree before marriage
how DO you expect 20 after?
Now both get 20 work In earnest
10 remove this obstacle. Do not
try 10 reason with him. and II he
gets angry. keep sweet and perfect
~ quiet. and he viii become
and try TO get rid OF his
temper
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Duke many others, have
come 70 you for help.

Duke many others, have
come 20 you for help.
I arm staying at a hotel with
my wife and two children. My
children are Q and ~ years Of
age. arm getting ready TO
move into a residence and want
to live near the best grammar
school In town. so that ! can
send my children there. Which
do you think 10 the best SCHOOL,
Yours truly. h. Y.
A.--AB the grammar schools o
the city are all under the SAM
supervision. there is no reason VIII
one should be better than another
I really cannot differentiate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31
GILL ON CLIMB

Mayor Gill. accompanied by Burns
Lyman Smith. owner of the 42-story
L. c. Smith building, started
through the big structure on an Off
cial tour of inspection at ? o'clock
this afternoon. Subordinate Off
cials from the building company and
city officers accompanied the may
or.
1t has been estimated that during
the present year l,24s0 600 factory
hands In Russia have already par
ticipated in strikes, I'm addition TO
2l5.000 others who are employed in
establishments not under the fac.
tory act.
FOR RENTS" make it easy
to decide where.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

o--Wiil you please give me
a good formula for introducing
myself 10 a certain firm 70 ln'
troduee their toilet artieie2 !
have used their cream for
long time. and know Il lie very
good. and have had experience
In selling, so think ! can handle
the goods. Awaiting your an
B~er. and thanking you.
INQUIRER.
Ar you can successfully intro
duce yourself 10 customers, yot
surely can 10 the employer. ! dc
not believe in framed.up speeches
n your motive r. right. words vii
be given you. Simply say emphat
lcally that you have used theii
cream for n Ions time. and from
that fact. and the experience yOt
have had you feel you can make !
success for them and for yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-31

al am a young married
man and Try 10 do right. ! love
my wife and think she loves
me, but she will promise me
things and then fail 10 keep
her promise.
a short time ago she asked
II she could 90 and visit a
town near Spokane. told her
che could 90 and stay as long
az she wished. 90. she set the
time 10 come back as the fol
lowing Tuesday, and instead OF
her coming she wrote q letter.
stating shc would be back one
day last week and she hasn't
come yet. and she keeps me IN
easy. Please tell me how 10
keep her from breaking her
promise. Respectfully you're,
A WORRIED HUSBAND.
A.-Of course. your wife shout
keep her word. but ms she wrot
ahe was going 10 lengthen her visi
a few days. see nothing abou
which 10 be uneasy. especially q
YOU told her to stay as long az sh
wished
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al am coming to you for
information. for ! feel can
depend on you.
I left my husband four Year,
ago. after living with him Just
two months. have never
seen or heard Of him since. I
was only II at that time. 10
our marriage still legsl7 " so,
what will II cost to have II an
nulled7
A COUNTRY ORPHAN.
A-Your marriage is legal until
dissolved by the court If n per
son has not been heard of for sew.
en- years he is considered legally
dead. but even then one must have
legal proceedings TO set aside the
marriage, and must have proof
such as returned letter from las,
address, or some evidence that an
attempt has been made to locate
the person.
al am is years old. and
do you think II right for me TO
learn to dancer | do not like
10 get In with bad company on
the street. My sister would
gladly have me learn to dance,
but | come TO you for advice.
Also tell me how can get
rid Of pimples and bois. am
only a boy, Waiting for your
answer. BOOB.
Al see no harm with the right
kind OF dancing in proper company
and respectable places, hut | think
outdoor sports by far the better. II
you arc happy without dancing
why take the trouble to learn?
would advise outdoor amusement
for you.
To rid yourself OF pimples, drink
plenty of water. exercise In the
open air. battle frequently and
occupy your mind with good, whole
some literature.
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Regal Dental Offices

~. :. y. Clark, o. o. g., Manager,
1soo Third Az, NJ. w. Cor. Union.
"oIe-BrIng this sd with you.
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al wish you would advise
me what 20 do. ! an, 20 years
Of age. and fully responsible for
things do. am In love and
engaged to a girl OF 20; but
am In debt 500 and want to
pay IL before we get married.
But she insists that we get mar
ried first. and she'll help me TO
pay IL off. Well, think that
nice Of her: but think II would
be unfair TO take advantage CT
her, for ! contracted those bills,
might say before we met, ard
I think It's up TO me TO pay
them before we get married.
Hoping you Will give me an
answer, and thanking you. sin
eerely. YOUR FRIEND
A.-As long as you feel that way
OF course. there is nothing for yol
TO do but TO do as YOU think abou
II. and strictly speaking. | do thin
IL up TO each individual 10 meet hi
or her own obligations: but II yu,
can agree to mutually meet tn
debt. and think you can do s,
quicker by combining forces, an,
will he happier doing so. why not
have known women who couli
provide for two ut little more cos
than for one-so, II depends on tn
sort OF girl she Is. and whether o
not you can enter the agreemen
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al would like 20 have yot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-28
SELLING
FOR so CENTS PER
BUSHEL IN DEXTER

Dexter, Feb. 2S.-Farmers in this Sec
ton who have potatoes to sell were smil-
ing Wednesday and Thursday over the
advance in the price of potatoes from s.
to 60 cents per bushel The price was
advanced the five cents Wednesday, Feb.
Is. Very few tubers have been shipped
lately owing to the cold weather and the
shippers and buyers have also been both
cred more or less in getting heater cars
in time, due either to the negligence of
the Maine Central or the Heater Car Co.
at Charlestown, Mass. The principal
shipments have been from the store
houses.
Warmer weather will, it is expected
cause activity in the local market. Not
only will it lessen the danger of freezing
the potatoes in transit but it will also
render the country roads more easily
passable and result in general moving
of the crop from the cellars of those of
the farmers who have held their stock
back for one reason or another.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-28
BELIEVE ACCEPTANCE OF
FEDERAL LEAGUE NEAR

Chicago. Feb. 27.-Followers Of base
ball believe they read between the
lines of a story published here today,
news that organized baseball had vir-
tually Recognized the belligerancy'
of the Federal League. The story said
that the Federals and American As
sociation leaders had agreed TO ar
range their playing schedules so that
conflicts in the two towns in which
they are both represented-Kansas
City and Indianapolis-would be avoid
ed Such an agreement would indi-
cate that the association one of the
large lea glIes. in organized baseball
had decided not to make war on the
Federals, but rather to enter into
working agreement.
President Chavine.on denied that
Weeghman, president of the Chicago
Federals declared that he had talked
with Joe Cantillon, the Minneapolis
Association owner and George Tebeau
the Kansas City owner and that both
had virtually promised there would be
no conflicts.
The Federal League with hold it's
list of players until the arrival Of the
steamer eBaring the worlds tourists
at New York. President Gilmore. who
reached Chicago today to prepare for
tomorrows meeting of the Federals
said there were four or five Stars on
the vessel who might be signed by
his league.