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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

Odgovoril sem mu dobro, ker mi ie bilo me.
sto n, precej znano. Vprasal me je So wee reel
Povedau sem mu moral, kje %priblizno ie postno
poslopJe, Ia ali ona palaca, gledisGe, spomeniki
it'd.
Odgovarjal sem izvrstno.
VI pravite, da ste ziveli -
stavka III koncal, ker me jc hotel skusati: mislil
Je, da Sc bonn mOgoce kaj zagovoril.
Ponovll sem inc doticnega mesta, XII SO naha-
ia V mali nevtralni dezeli, ter sem Sc mu nekoli-
ko nasmeJal teS, kai me hos izkuSal!
-IdaJ pojdite Z menoj! mi je rekel poroc-
nix in slcdil sem mu V ncko soho, XII hi bila prei
zasluzlla ime luknje, kajti nit toliko nj bila veil
ka, da bl sc mogcl neOvirano ~obracati.
Bodlte tako prijazni in ST. slecite. toda
predvsem Vas prosim, da mi izrocite svoje cevljc,
mi je rckel porocnik in pail ma vsako moio
krctnjo.
Sezul sem tevlje; %porocnik Jill je wei in IL
rocil vojaku, XII je stall pri wrath.
Ne bojte Sc "a Skornie. PaG jih bono raz-
drli, toda nazai bostc dobili ravno take. mogoce
Sc V boljsem stanju, me je tOlazil, ko sem "a
nalasc nckako zalostno gledal "a cevlji.
Popolnoma mic Sc nisem zOperstavlial. tenn
wee sem Slekel vso obleko. Use mole telo. cd las
do pet, so %natanGno pregledali 5 pomoGjo elektri-
Ike, kaJt mogo6e hi bilo, da hi incl kai napisane.
ga ma kozi. Vso mojo obleko so razparali in 10
dali nato krojatu, da 10 je spct skupaj sesil. Use,
kar so naSli V zepih, so natancno preiskali. Mi
slim, da mi nj treba omcniti, da nisem incl pri Sc.
bi nikakrsnih pisem, knjig ali kaj slicnega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

tudl Sc vedno ma strani intervencionistov. Seveda
samo oni, Xxi MISC bill nikdar ma 'front.'. Vojaki Sc
veda MISC wee ntervencionisti, vsi skoro so ze
nevtralisti. - kaj mislitc, kdo je povzrocitelj
vojne? ----- Italiji je bill Salan-
dra. Provzrotiteljici e~vropske vojne sta, kakor
Sc To da spoznati IL italijanskih listov. Nemcija
in Avstro-Ogrska. Ali Sc pri vas donna Sc vedno
mlSl!, da zmaga Italia? Donna verjameio to,
kar piSeJo list. List pa govore o samih svet pre-
tresujotih zmagah. Ako hi bill toliko napredo-
vail. kolikor naznanjano listi, potem hi bill priSli
re okoi sveta nazaj ma mestO, kjer smo bill "a
cetkom vojnc. Ali vse Zaman. Oni, Xxi so ostali
donna, so prozeti samih blodnih misli. Nekaj mo-
Jh ~tovariSev je bio donna ma dopustu, tam so pri-
povcdovali, da je ve laz, Ola nimamo nobenih
Znag, da nismO sli niti "a korak naprej in kako
veiko da je t~rpljenje in izgube V jarkih velikan-
ske, pa jim MISC hoteli verjeti nobene besede. -
kaJ hi bilo treba torej storiti? V strastni eks-
taxi izbruhne: V Italiji treba revolucijel Axe hi
bil vsak clovek tax, kakor JAZZ, potem hi he bio
vojne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

Srcc. ~razSirilo Sc mu ie cd sladke radosti, kadar
lc ugledal tistc velike, trde crke. Mike sc ie paG
nagibala glava k papiriu, trdo so sc oklepali pr
Sti peresa. In besede, Xxi ih ie bio srce polno, nj
so mogle ma papir.
'Ti uboga, cd srca l~iubliena! Komu 81 pisa
la?"
Oci so Sc mu orosilc mad pismom, nato pa je
tom.
'Ti pozabljena, izdana! e"
Ma Stopnicah so Sc oglaSili koraki pies ie mi
nil, plesavci so prihai jail V krcmo.
'Kai pa ii tako SAM" ie zaklical %uGitcli. o.
potekal sc ic re nalahko, ma cclu so Sc mu sprije-
mali potni lasie.
"Nisem te klicall''
"Klical, ali ne klical, sal smo V krGmii""
Ucitcli ie prisedel in ic pill.
'Lahko ii ie ncpriictno PR srcu, Mate: tudi
mcni hi bilo! Zaigral dvoie kart hkrati nj sa-
la! Ampak stavi ma drugo karto, priiateli, stavi
ma drugo karto! LepSa je. reGem ii! Prvo pu-
sti nam, in zate; z globclio nimas opravila
wee :"
Mate ie izpil.
"To ie zenska zate! Duhovita, lepa, temporal
mentna. cisto roiena "a umetnika Zane nj prviG
cato ne, ker sem Glovek liz globeli, in drugic to
slcdi MANFRED liz prvega ker sem poleg zensk
tako malo duhovit in okreten. da Sc smiim sam
scbi Odlocil 81 Sc, kakor ie velcvala usoda in
bozia VOLTA! Idaj caka nate; cemerna je bila
IN zlovolina, tako da sem pobegnil."
""Kic ie Hanca ?""
"Nikicr wee zatc. p~riiateli! Tvoie sokolie
pcroti iadraio drugod Rcsno in resnicno po-
vcdano: Gemu hi io muGil? Pusti otroka in Bog z
MIN; druga so tvoia pota!'
Mate ie .vstal in jc Sci skozi vezo po stopni-
cab. u mrkif ocesom ic glcdal uciteli "a MIN in
81 ic grizel ustnice. Nato 81 ie natOcil poln koza-
rec in ga JIG vzdignil proti idci.
"Bog tc blagoslovi, ii moi pr%iiateli in moi to-
laznik!
Izpil jc ma duSek, naslonil sc JIG v kot in ie
sanial 5 polodprtimi oGmi.
Mate ie Sci naravnost prot mizi, kier sta Sc
della IIanca in Amerikanec.
''D0ber veGcr, Hanca!"
elias SO mu ic malo tresel, lica so mu bila Ear
della pod oGmi, gledal ieneodlocno, kakor ola bi sc
hotel ogniti nicnega pogleda.
"Zvedrilo sc ie zmai, misim. Ali bi ne Sla
malo 2 MANOR
IIanca je vstala brez slovesa in ie Sla 2 MIN.
Stopila sta ma cestO; hladno ie bilo in noe ic
blo tomna Nehn 10 biln femnosivn in SO lie k0mai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

razlotevalo cd oblakov, Xxi so plavali v sirokih pla-
stch cd iuga.
"Tu nj blatno, tn pod kostanii; poidiva do
konca in nazai ..."
Ma posku so hreScali MUM koraki. Zasvetiio
Sc le cash liza oblakov in dvoje senc lie husknilo
pred NINA.
Postal le ncnadoma, priiel io ic "a roko.
"Odpusti mi, odpusti, Hancan'
Tako sc je obdolzil in obsodil in Hanca il We.
della, Ola ie bio vse resnica. Zazeblo 10 ie. nj Sc
mu upala pogledati V obraz in on ie izpustil ME.
no roko.
"Mraz i, Mate. vrniva sci"
Use Sc Je zgodilO, kakor ic siutila V hudih
sanjah tuiec ie hodil poleg ME, kOmaj sc podo-
ben Mateiu, Xxi ga ic liubila.
'Idal VEN. Ola me nimaS wee rada in da me
z%anituieS pc pravici. Tako mai gre torei narazen
naJlna pot "a zmerom. Ampak, Hanca. spo-
minJal sc bonn nate, nepozabim tie nikoli :"
Komai ga ie ~poslusala trudna ie bila in sla.
ba, ola hi Sc zgrudila, legla krai ceste.
Mate Je govorl hlastnO, S trepetajoGim gla-
som; tako mu le bilo, kakor da Sc mu umika ne
kal velikega, lepega, nikOli nadOmestljiveca. in
iztrgal je slabotne roke, da bi zadrzal. resil
'Vehko sem gresil mad tabo, Hanca, ali tudf
kazen le velika Zdai VEN. ola DO tezko mole
zvljenje, da lie pridem nikoli do konca zdaj vi.
ann, kako mocno sem sc Opiral OBJ tvoio ramo..
Nal III wee mogoce, da hi Sc izpremenilo?"
In odgovoril ie sam V svojcm srcu "Ni VOC
mogoGe!'
"Tako pa idiva narazen in priiazno Sc poslo.
viva. Daj mi roko Hanca ne odtegni je, sal ie v
slovo! Z~bogom!"
Stala sta &c skoro pred gostilnico: rdeea Inc
mad vratmi mu ie siiala V obraz; upal je bill in
resen, oci so bile rdece obrobliene. Mrtva in mrzla
le lezala niena roka V ~niegovi.
"Ibogom, Mattel"
Okrenil Sc ie urnO in odSel v svetlo vezo.
hahca Je postala OBJ zidu in ie glcdala prot DIRE.
voredu. Nalahko Sc ie zibalo temno dreyie: tam
dalec, V somraku, sc je premikalo dvoie scnc.
Sc poslavliata tudi onadva. ali Sc poliu.
buleta?' ie prcmisljevala Hanca.
Hitreje so plavali oblaki DO nebu: veter 10
zapihal mocneje in V drevoredu so zasumele kan.
lie, Xxi so paddle trdo 2 lista ma list in ma mokr,
pesek. ~
hanci je bill HAD ~priicten, odpela 81 ie bluzo
pod vratom. Nekdo sc ie opotekal mimo. nostoI
Ie pred iianeo, zibal sc ie 2 vsem zivotom in so ;c
priJel "a klohuk. Nato je, zamahnil 2 roko. zovris,
kal le hripavo ter nadalieval svoio not.
TezN koraki so Sc oglasili v yezi. Ton. - =
Drilel "a ramo in 10 lie stresel. (Dalje pribodni;SS
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~LJUBEZENSKA ZGODBA.

Sla sta mimO, postala sta, on Sc ie sklOnil in
j lie %zasepetal V uho liubeznivo bescdO. Ko ie
r vzdignil glavo, Sc je ozrl mimogrede po mostov-
zu, strepetal ie i'll ie %prebledel V obraz. V listen
trenotku je izpustil Memo roko in ie stopil korak
v stran. Ona Sc ie ozrla zacudena mani e.
Hotel Sc ie umekniti njenemu pogledu, "a
reeemu iasno liz polumraka, ali ukovan ie bill
vanj; nj ga izpustil.
Ustnice so Sc zgenile, glasu nj bilo. toda Mate
je sliSal. Strepetal ie vzklik, bolesten, ~ocitaioc.
Mattel
Naslonil 'se ie OBJ lid.
, "Kai ii je, Mattel" ie vpraSala uGiteliica.
"Domislil sem sc :" ie zaiecal. "Idiva!"
Odsel je pc stopnicah 2 urnimi. Omahuiocimi
koraki, da ga ie u~citeliica komaj dohaiala
"Dobro je, Hanca, vse je dobrO Pip
Ie prigovarjal Tone; njegov glas ie bill prisilie-
no vessel, oci pa so gledale temno izpod obrvi.
Hanca je ~vzdignila kozarec nj ga je izpraz-
Mia do polOvice. Prijetna toplota sc il ie rail-
la po Ivotu in m%ukoma, sunkoma Sc ie izvil
width il prsi.
81 ~svetlieni kot gostilnice.
"Kai sc ie zgodilo s teboi?"
Ustnice so Sc mu %zategnile, prikazal sc ic
p~risiljen, spacen %smehliai.
"Pomisli: povrne Sc cash preteklost. VISA
%razlocna, kakOr ola pozneie nj bio nicesar wee.
In to me vznemiri zelo!'
ZaGudila Sc je, hi ga raZumela.
PREF 81 bill boil kratkOGasen -"
""Sai sem povedal: dokler Sc ne vrne
preteklost! Ampak reGem ii: zelo je bila
lepa i'll tozi sc mi po niei, kadar sem SAM"
Nevolieno JIG strnila obrvi.
''Govori pametno!'
Mate jo JIG pogledal in ie zapazil, ola 81 je
bila z belim prahom potresla obraz. Zazdelo SC
mu je tudi, ola 81 je bila pobarvala obrvi in ust-
nee. Ali V listen him Sc 10 UOtaknil Meme toD1e
belle roke in izpreletelo ga ie.
"Oprosti - vznmirilo me ie in. treba ie Sc
par minut, ola sc spametujem
Prijel je memo rOko, ola hi 10 vzdignil k ust-
nicam, tOda ugledal ie tanke zilice, XII so Sc sve-
tile in krizale pod kozo i'm nj mU bilO pogodi.
"Povei natanko: kje ie bila tista preteklost
in kaksna ie? Majhna? Velikaf Ali ie lepsa cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

Cetrti. Diiak IL Bologne. Crn, uren decko.
Ali nj lie obzalovati, Ola so Sc italijanski inte-
lektualcl tako ogrevali "a vojno?- Kdo je mogel
Vedeti' da DO tako? NaSe cuvstvO ie bio to, da mo-
ramo resiti zgodovinski problem italijanske edi-
nosti. Ma koga mislite pri povdarjanju ma
SIN cuvstev? - Ma reformne socialiste, ~pristase
Blssolattijeve Mi nismo bill z vso svojo silo proti
NoJnl radl tega, ker smo hoteli odpraviti enkrat
"a vselej vp%raSanje italijanske nacionalne enot-
nosti $ poti socialnega boja. = In mislite, da ic
to prava pot? - Sedaj smo dospeli. vsaj mi. XII
smo bill V strelskih jarkih, do spoznanja, da smo
Sc motili. kajti zakai hi zadostili samo onim ma
cionalnlm asrii ac;jam, XII so naperjene prot Av-
strlJl? Tako ali tako! Zakaj hocejo samo Tri-
dent In Trst. zakaj ne, tudi cd Francije Nizze in
horsikc, cd Svice Ticcina in cd ,Angliie -Malte =
NerJctno jc, da Sc je porocevalec Sc kaj dru-
zega pogovarjal Z vietniki. Razumljivo pa je, da
III mogel objaviti vsega. Ia to re skrbi milostiva
cenzura.
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tool was found just outside the door,
and on going in found a big sledge
hammer laying on the floor near the
safe, together with chisel and other
carpenter tools, while the combina-
ton had been knocked off the safe and
evidence Of nitroglycerine having been
put in the hole thus made, and fired
off. The charge failed to blow the
door of the safe open, however, and
the marauder left without any Doodle,
evidently having been scared off by
the noise Of the explosion. That this
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in isolated hailstorms. Heavy losses
were exacted by hailstorm that COW
cred the Reeder district. A strip twen-
ty miles long was hit. The storm ex-
tended to Penville, S. D.. Few of the
farmers carried insurance. Losses
range from 40 to so per cent. There
was comparatively small financial loss
at Jamestown. Both of the men in
jured in the storm there luckily es-
capped serious injury. A freak feature
of the storm at jamestown was the
driving Of chaffeurless automobiles
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At an early hour Saturday morning
the Farmers Supply store was broken
into and an effort made to blow open
the safe in what seems to have been
an attempt to rifle the safe of it's con-
tents. Night Policeman Halstead says
that he made couple of visits on the
North side in the night and at an early
hour in the morning did not notice
anything amiss at the store, but when
Joe Weinreis went to open up he dis
covered that the front door had been
sprung open with q screw driver, which
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about the streets by the wind, result
ing in considerable damage

Vilot Anstrom, 5-year-old, of Will
ton, was instantly killed last Wednes-
day when the automobile in which she
was riding turned turtle near Wilton.
Her mother was dangerously injured
and may not live. Miss Hannah Dick
son was driving the car, which was
going down hill about four and a
half miles east Of town, when the ac-
cident occurred. 1t struck a rut and
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A hailstorm in the Walhalla district
did serious damage to the growing
crops last week. Thousands of acres
of grain were damaged from rs to 80
per cent, while in other wide stretches
grain was entirely destroyed. The hail
was so thick that in places it covered
the ground for ten hours. Many farm
ers in the Richardson district and in
the Gladstone district also lost crops
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in trying to get out of it in some man
ner the car turned over, making two
complete somersaults. The little girl
was crushed and her death was I'm
mediate. Miss Dickson had a leg
broken. The mother received bad frac-
lures and internal injuries.
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Joseph johnson, secretary Of The
Grant Farmers Insurance Co., and q
prominent farmer and stockman, was
down from Donnybrook on business on
Monday.
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was the work of amateurs is the be-
lief of the authorities.
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Silent and Smooth

Its silence of the distinctive qualities of this
SERIES II motor. Noseless, slken smooth with
murmur, it spins along. Reason? The freedom from
vibration achieved by the many refnements in design
and fnsh-the dynamic balance of the crankshat the
longer pstons the housandthinch meshing the
and the exact balance of the car.
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SAfEf rIKS1
Have You Ever Heard of Anyone Being Hurt in a
There Are Four Extremely Important Reasons "
THIRD: Safety Brakes


is
to xnum
This nothing sddng
power ther
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FIRST: Safety Rear Drive


of
s
should shaft YOUR WHEEL WILL NOT FALL OFF,
the tudeb
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With Full so II. P.

Developing and delivering FULL so h. p this SERIES II
Studebaker SIX is easily the MOST POWERFUL e.
cylinder for it's weight the market. Yet owing
many renements of design (he lighter reciprocatng
parts the high location of the caburetor the enlarged
valves and passages etc., is surprisingly economical
of gas.
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SECOND: Safety Steering Control


n
the accident You Studeaker
change wheel Try the other designed
with
least nor more o
Sudebak through
safety Studeb
why Studebaker studied tested designed Sude
radius full
Sudebake
avoided? Just driving Series II Sudebaker han
Studebaker Sudebake and ha
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Comfort for Seven

Comfort for Seven
Not merely room for seven but COMFORT for each of
them. DIVIDED SEATS IN FRONT, deep and roomy
and adjustable fore and a the talles drive
in comfort. In the tOnneau room than ever-a
broad roomy with fitting back and auxiliary
built for big mans comfort, disappearing COM
pletely into the floor when not in
Riding Easy whatever roads may be
Smooth -unbroken-never jar to say: THAT'S
rut in the road" No car they tell US, rides pleas
antly than Studebaker This is merely another result
of the long Sudebaker experience building vehicles of
every nature-knowing roads and knowing that it is
wisdom spend for special spring designs and manu.
facture than less expensive construction to cut
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Upholstery of the Finest Leath

Genuine, Straightforward semglazed eatherfit in quality
for Mlady's purse-fine texture pabe and durable is
used Nothing bespeaks Studebakers Jealous to
quality much this upholstery with its Deep
cushions made of the choicest curled hair and
long coil springs special framing device that in
shape-keeping and springness.
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And Pride in Ownership!

Beautyrare grace and fluency of harmonies of
finish and fittings quality in every deta-and withal
restraint from reakness, distinctive dignity all merged
into that fills the passers eye with pleasure and the
owners heart with pride. Ask any Studebaker owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

Sometimes. little book. wonder
what other women would say II
they could road what hAve writ
ten hero all thru these years.
Would they recognize the truth OF
II all. tho reality. the sorrow and
the cropping always Tor the ideal 81
Margie Waveriy. Little book. I
have put down here without extern
uatlon or excuse my acts. my
thoughts. and tho acts and speech
OF my friends as their lives have
touched mine.
expect II 10 only . little alice
OF life. but Il looms big TO mo and
I oftimes wonder II other womens
experiences are such As mins. Sure
iy am not unique. Indeed. II one
reads tho newspapers, one would
almost think was Just ono OF the
average
l. sometimes wish I could read
tho other woman's little book and
compare notes.
Ito be eontinusd)
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PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
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Relieves Sourness. Gas, Heart
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II your stomach II in . continu-
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then take n little Diapepsin. There
will not be any distress-eat with
out fear. It's because Pape's Dia-
pepsln really does" regulate weak.
out-oi-order stomachs that gives II
lts millions OF sales annually.
Get large fifty-cent case OF
Pape's Dapepsin from any drug
store. II In the quickest. surest
stomach relief and euro known. IL
acts almost like magic---it In . sci.
entific. harmless and pleasant stom-
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in every home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
THE BLACK ORCHARD

THE BLACK ORCHARD"
A threereel drama and two COM
edies are offered on tho new bill
at the Class A. The Selig drama
ia entitled The Black Orchard"
and presents most interesting
theme. There is Kalem comedy
entitled "She Came. She Saw and
She Conquered with Knthlyn
Williams and Wheeler Oakman in
the leading roles Another isis
Hopkins comedy picture is shown.
THE CASTLES STORY
A romantic story. said to be
largely their own iife's tale. Is de-
plcted by Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle in THE Whirl OF Life" at
the Moore theatre. The Castle
dances are very strikingly pre-
scented.
SHOULD SHE FORGIVE? ?
Lillian Lorraine IL featured In
SHOULD n Wife Forgive'" the fea'
ture film attraction at the Hippo
drome theatre. The story follows:
A young business man, who has
been made successful thru his
wife's money. fall into the tolls OF
n handsome dancer. He makes her
the star OF company. His wife
sees the play on Its first night, sees
her husband there, and writes n
note TO the girl.
The dancer reads the note and
dares him to commit suicide with
her. He refuses. His rival comes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
T0DAY'S AID TO BEAUTY

An especially fine shampoo for
this weather can be easily made at
trifllng expense by simply dissolv-
ing a teaspoonful OF canthrox in a
cup OF hot water. Pour slowly on
scalp and massage briskly. This
creates n soothing, cooling lather
that dissolves and removes all dan
druff. excess oil and dirt. Rlnsing
leaves the scalp spotlessly clean,
soft and plant. while the hair
takes on n glossy richness OF nat
ural color. also fluffiness which
makes II seem very much heavier
than II IL. After a canthrox sham
boo, arranging the hair Ii .
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
OPEN NOSTRlLS! END
COLD OR CATARRh
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.


Count fifty Your cold In head
or catarrh disappears. Your clog
eed uostrils will open. the air pas.
sages Of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
snufflinE. hawking, mucous dis
charge. dryness or headache; no
for breath at night
Get a small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
a little OF this fragrant antiseptic
cream In your nostrils. II pene.
trates through every air passage OF
the head, soothing and healing the
swollen or inGsmed mucous mem
brane, giving you instant relief
Head colds and catarrh yield like
magic. Don't stay stuffed.up and
miserable. Relief II sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
HAIR COMING OUT9

Dandruff causes feverish irrita-
ton of the scalp. tho hair roots
shrink. loosen and then the hair
comes out fast To stop falling
hair at once and rid the scalp OF
every particle OF dandruff. get a
.z5-cent bottle OF Danderine at any
drug store. pour little In your
hand and rub II into the scalp. Aft.
or q few applications. the hair
stops coming out and you cant find
any dsndruff.