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Evening star., 1924-06-05

it does the whole wash whatever your
washing methods may be. You need no
other soap with it.
Just use the rich Rinse solution in
your tubs, boiler, washing machine.
The water gets soapy all lthrough-an
even rich soapiness that goes into every
fiber of your clothes and gently soaks
dirt out. Even ground.in dirt needs
only light rubbing.
And then the rinsing is SO easy ane
SO thorough-no bits of soap left to
ruin clothes under the iron-no soil left
to make them look dingy-and of course
no harmful rubbing at any time.
Everywhere the progressive American
woman is using this labor>saving soap.
Already more than a million packages
are used every week.
Of course you would know it must be
wonderful, for it is made by the makers
of Lux, the largest soapmakers in the
world. Made to do your regular wash
just as perfectly as Lux does all your fine
things.
Try Rinse today. You'll never 60 back
to the old hard ways of bar soap wash
day. Get package-regular size or big
new size-from your grocer. Lever Bros.
Co., Cambridge, Mass.
Evening star., 1924-06-05

them in the windows of what were
once saloons. L ran across one this
morning in the dusty window Of an
uptown place which / saw last on
the morning after the Gondorf gang
had opened wine therein. They had
induced some Georgia colonel to in
vest his crop money in the wireless
wire.
You'd oughta seen EN-" said the
pop-eyed bartender. "They had bills
stacked on the bar until there wasn't
room for tho wine-giasses."
X X X X
One of the places closed, too, was
that resort backed by Benny Leon
ard, the fighting man.. and in which
he appeared nightly in the cabaret.
What did he do?'
He sang" said Bennys friend
Mother songs. He's nutty about
'em. The dream of his life is to get
into a musical comedy and wear
white pants under blue light and
sing-and sing"
Yet he has been for some years
the best fighting man of his weight
Not only that. The world is full OF
men who have been the best men OF
their weights. But Benny Leonard
Evening star., 1924-06-05
INTERNAL WARFARE
SPREADS IN ALBANIA
Serious Trouble Reported in South.
Intervention by Jugo-
slavia Is Hinted.
nv the Associated Press.

, By the ASsorfsteU Press.
BELGRADE June 5.--Dispatches re-
t,eived here indicate a state.of civil war
in Albania, and the movement is said
10 be spreading.
= Serious troubles are reported from the
south in the region of Berat, threaten
ling the town Of Elbasan.
Col Redjeb ChaIi's northern insur-
gents are attacking Alesso, where. ac-
cording to the latest advices. the gov
ornmental forces are in a critical posi-
ton. The Scutari rebels, who are march
,iug on Tirana, the capital. have sent an
lIltimatum to the government, demand
ing its immediate resignation.
Foreign Minister Ninchitch of Juso-
slavia declares that while this country
has firmly upheld the principle of AL
hanian independence. it could not re-
main Indifferent in the event of external
Intervention.
Evening star., 1924-06-05


Edwin LIE Fevre suggested in a re-
cent article that the Wall street man
is no different from the man of Peoria,
Cincinnati or Louisville. He is, in
fact. the man of Peoria, ct al, for an
inspection of the lists of directorates
shows that the Wall street man is
He wasn't born here. He came.
"The&efore," reasons Mr.. lie Fevre,
why pan the Wall street man? You
are only panning yourself"
Which recalls the recent discovery
about Otto Carmichael He is the
illustrious figure in half dozen
heavy companies. When ne goes
over to Washington he does not
carry handbag. Instead he goes
TO the fiat he maintains there by the
year, and which is equipped with all
sorts of night shirts and safety ra-
zors. He keeps another fiat in Paris.
Il might not get the sort of rooms
l want in a Paris hotel" he explains.
Much better this way. No matter
when | reach Paris, l am right at
home.
When Carmichael was Il boy in
Wisconsin the chief social organiza-
tion in his town was the village fire
company. The finest young men be-
longed to it. A girl who married in
TO the fire company felt that she had
moved into the king row. Carmi-
chaol was not old enough to become
fireman when he lived there. or
course, he could carry water and hay
to the horses and on an occasion was
Evening star., 1924-06-05
MELLON AWARDED IL. D.
Booth Harrington Also Receives
Columbia Degree.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Columbia
University at its 10th commence
ment yesterday awarded the degree of
doctor of laws to Andrew w. Mellon,
Secretary of the Treasury; Victor f.
lawson, publisher of the Chicago
Daily News; Melville Il. Stone, coun-
selor of the Associated Press, and
Adolph $. Ochs, publisher of the New
York Times.
The degree of doctor of letters was
conferred upon Booth Harrington,
novelist. and DIR. Robert Bridges, ed :
itor of Scribner's Magazine, now act
ing as exchange professor at the
University of Michigan.
Evening star., 1924-06-05

is a wise, business like, level-headed
little chap, who never fooled himself,
even If he may have fooled some
other people.
Now he wants to sing mother
songs.
Copyright. 1924. by Herbert Corey.)
Evening star., 1924-06-05
REFUSES FLAG REQUEST,
Italian Aviator Would Rather Fly
to Pole Alone Than Yield.
Fy the Associated Press.

fIv thf ASsOt1hted Press.
ROME, June 5.-Lieut Locatelli,
well known Italian aviator, who is to
pilot one OF the three airplanes which
Roald Amundsen is to lead on flight
to the north pole, declared today,
after n consultation with Premier
MuSsolini, that he was ready to make
the polar flight alone rather than
WELD to the Norwegian explorers in
SiStence that only the Norwegian COL
ors be flown on the Arctic trip.
Evening star., 1924-06-05

seven years later when motor No.
100000 was produced. The last mil
lion cars, the company announces, werc
turned out complete in 1872 working
days.
Evening star., 1924-06-05

the ten-millionth model ."T'' Ford car
Will leave the assembly line this aft
ernoon, an Official announcement says.
The first model "T' car was com
pleted October /, 1908, and it was
Evening star., 1924-06-05
TEN MILLION FORDS MADE

DETROIT, June 5.-Ford Motor No.
10000, 900 was completed at the Ford
Motor Company yesterday morning and
Evening star., 1924-06-05

HE end of washday-and yet you feel
fresh and vigorous.
Ready for any game active little brains
suggest-eager to explore the cunning
resources of the new doll house-glad
to read over and over the adventures of
Mother Goose to tiny listeners.
You have kept your energy because
you have been spared the hardest work
Of washday-the hard constant rubbing.
ONLY new kind of soap and really
modern soap could do this for you
and this is just what Rinso is-the first
laundry soap that meets the needs of the
modern housewife.
Everything about Rnso is modem
even its form is new-fne granules that
dissolve completely in hot water. You
get rich soapy solution with more
cleansing power than bar soap-and SO
much quicker and easier to use.
Your clothes are spotless, and you have
helped prolong their wearing qualities
you have saved time, strength and labor.
Rinso takes the place of any other
laundry soap or soaps that you may now
be using. Itis complete soap in Itself
Evening star., 1924-06-05

Inmates, shoulder-shruggers, eyebrow
iifters. persons of a vast superiority.
Alack, awelladay.
Evening star., 1924-06-05
permitted to slide down the brass

permitted to slide down the brass
pole.
BY degrees and stages he came to
New York and affiuence. All this
rme he looked back on the village
fire company with envy. He had
sworn to himself that he would be
a fireman and wear a blue shirt, but
the difficulty Of making the first mil
lion got in the way. Recently he
had little leisure, having just pick
ed up an Oil field or a railroad or
something.
1.-THE government" friend said
in passing. has just bought a large
quantity of the finest blue flannel in
the world. Just like that stuff the
f1remen used to wear"
So Carmichael pulled every wire
there is. and got a quantity of that
government blue flannel and sent it
on to Paris, along with a fireman's
blue flannel shirt. Charvet made the
flannel up into shirts for him They
cost him only sixty dollars apiece.
Evening star., 1924-06-05

Odd signs appear on the streets
now and then. Sometimes a street
Is blocked by an announcement that
Mayor Hylan's committee has set
aside this block for Fairgrounds. One
admires Mayor Hylan's flare for pub
licity immensely. If he does not
compose his quarrel with Tammany
Hall those announcements may help
his cause. And maybe not. Tam
many Hall is as close to the folks
in the tenements as the rent man.
Closed for one year for violation
of the national prohibition act" is
another Hero and there one sees
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27

proof hem and tailored to exacting meas urements.
 Slips of nainsook-white or pink-lace and ribbon trimmed.
 Slips of lingette or Buty Chyne-the kind that have been selling all season at $1.95 down for snappy clearing to the same subdued, price, $I.69.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Ribbons, 49c yd.
Fresh 89c wash
 fabrics, 50c

voiles, .eFepes, novelties, lustTous. striped bRoadeloth - thousAnds of ysYds-fResh and fashionable.
 Second
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Not often you find crisp new costume slips as attractive as these for such trifling price as $1.6S. Small wonder that fashion-alert women are buying in quantity.
 Every single slip is made with shadow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Switches, trans formations
 l-3 less

If you're tired of your "bob" or If you need just little more "hair" to make a becoming coiffure--hers's welcome news.
 All hair goods in our stock, sinclud- ing switches, transformations, puffs, curls, everything, in all usual shades-regardless of former prices NOW for brisk summer clearing ONE-THIRD LESS.
 Hair nets. single mesh, cap style, 5ec dozen; double raesh, cap style, SSe a dozen. Colcrs only!
 -Beauty shop-BsIeeny
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CHILDREN
Wheel toys, IA off

Scratched or maPreA q bit, kiddis kars, velOeipedes, wagons, etc.
 A Mseeano, &42a. &2.25 checker boards, $l.6s. 9se canvas baby swings, SSe. 40e doll wash tubs, l9c Be tops, THREE for Ice. s9e WaR- ner aluminium cooking sets, S9e; SI-7S ones. see, $l.5o trolley ears, Ssc. b0e sewing boxes. 25e. Nests ef blocks, 9S. &1 bird games, SSc. 42.6o dolls, $I.9A &3>sS and SI.50 Effanhse dolls, $2.8S. CAildrsA's $a-bO to $6-50 rockers, sass. S12.95 and S1S.s5 doIl buggies, Ss.2k. S7.95 doll buggiss, $5-25. S9e dell dresses, 2se- Doll cedar chests. 7se.
 -FauPkh
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50c white shirt. ing madras, 45c

Imported. snow-white, long wearing.
 Second
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Teachers Bible
 $l.60

THREE pairs for $2.50i Reinforced foot, snug ankle, stFeng lisle garter top, medium weight, sil shades. Full-fashioned white silk. sSc--with dots embroidered in front.
 --Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27

Teachers Bible $l.60 Textile leather. divinity circuit, red edges, black letter edition, with readers aids, references and helps. Fine for $1.ss! ---Main $l.5O, $3 gloves
 soc Plain silk, te-button length; black, gray, white, brown. --Maln Silk stockings
 80c .t THREE pairs for $c.5oi Reinforced foot, snug ankle, strong lisie garter top, medium weight, all shades. Full-fashioned white silk. sSc--with dots embroidered in front.
 --Main Madeira linen
 $l.5O yd. Pure white. fine weave for fine art nesdleverk, 46.inch. --Main Silk bags, 25% off :. Our entire remainink steck--bssu- ties all-down one.F0URTH from $4.sS by easy stages to 925-peuch and underarm models included,
 ---Aain Corsets, girdes
 $4. 70 The gifdles all elastic or with elas- tic meets in bfccade-fourteen or sixteen.inch lengths--ail sizes from 2S to S4.,
 Memo, RsnRo Belt and our own spe- eisl ceFsets in sizes 23 to 34-baek- lace, low or medium bust models, in brocaded and plain coutil--diseon- tinued models, much higher before!
 --SeeOHd Beaded bags, 79c Variety of colors and designs, drsw-strine models with beaded tas. sel.
 Main
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At $lo.9S

FfeekS that meet every summsr pleasure coelly. Filmy v6iless Trim linens. Becoming touches of lace. Effective plSats. Buttons. Jolly little pockets.
 Fashisnable shades, both light and dark. Several in the refFeshink sea- foam green. Others in snowy white. $l0.95.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
4 days mOre-cOmel- save NE1A Clearance! THE a0.R1
THE HOME

The best rug offer in yedrs!
 0xI2 Administers, $45. 75 5 For very short tme-because the rugs are so few you may select these Sanfords Beauvais Administers, Smiths Yonkers Administers, Smiths Krman Axmin- sters at S45.75 each N All are 9x12 size All are perfect All among the heaviest and finest qualities mady by these standard rug manufacturers- name rug like "Ster-4 ling on silver All seamless.
 Clearance certainly opens real opportunity for you in these splendid Administers at $45.75!
 There are Oriental effects and solid blues and rose tones. : - Third foor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27

Another group of r6dtum sIips- flesh - aOhite - pink - % e U tailored to tOeGr 'neGtk sIimntest frocks-eGck GR isresistibEe VGINe | at $S.S5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Cool sunrnaery frocks
 s7.05!

Ideal vacation frocks-coO and becoming Peasngy prac tical to wear at home, too. Smooth cotton broadcloths-ary basket-weaves-e few lovely linens Youthful fashions all of the that er phasize the slender boyish lines approved by Paris
 Dark conservative colors Vivid sunshine shades Sizes from slim 16 to plumply-nclined 46.
 Better hurry in cause they're sure to hurry OUT at so little as ST,95 a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27

l2 yds. Val. faces
 55c Lovely new Valenciennss laces in soft shades or ecru or in pure white. Dainty French edges. Enough for whole dress or perhaps two-a dozen yards for SSc. Round thread and French Val laces, exquisite new patterns, edges only, in white, cream or ecru, Ice . yard, a dozen yards, $1.1o. Batiste allover embroidery in a deep 'ecru shade, small dainty patterns, 4o-inch, $1.ss . yard. Main Water bottles
 $l.19 Combination water bottle and syringe. high-srade red rubber, two- quart. Main Stamped pieces
 1-2 Odd bsdspreads, curtains, centers, scarfs, etc, etc. -BaIeony
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27

Seersuekers and Spanish suitingx, $S-Ss-ao charge for alterations Tropical wOFstedsA crashes, aehairs. $l4.7S-no charge for alterations Stein~BlocA Fruhanf hand-tailored tropical worsteds, &28.Se-no charse for alterations
 The Stare for MEN-Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
WOMEN
$3.95 tub silk petticoats,$2.9 .95

Double shadow proof panel front and back, white or flesh, with em- broidered scallop or hemstitehed hem, saving you dollar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
'7.95 radiun' slips, '4.95

Six smart styles-each triumph of ex- quisite workmanship. Two trim and tailored with hemstitching and tiny tucks as the only adornments. The other, three lace trimmed with dainty ribbon bows. They've been as much as $7.95; buy all you need now at S4.95.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
At SIS

More linens and voiles, but so su. pArlstivsly attractive that you'll ba glad you waited until now to choosb yours.
 Embroidered voilss. Tissue voiles. Imported RedieF crepes. And linens 50 exauiSitely embroidered that yeu simply can't resist them. SIS!
 Fashion FloOF--sseoaa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
English broad cloth shirts.$l.95

Real imported broadeleth.fxom Eng land, we'll cut and nicely made in attached-collar or neekhand models. Color-fast gray, blue or tan, as well as white.
 The Store fer MEN-Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Corsets, girdles
 &4. 70
Beaded bags, 70c

Variety of colors and designs, drsw-string models with beaded tas. sel.
 --SGaIn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27

Our entire remaining steck--bssu- ties all-down one,F0URTH from $4.sS by easy stages to 925-peuch and underarm models included,
 ss -.-Afain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
H. & w. Cirdles

Pink broeade with sections of slas- tic. fine for hot weather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Girls silk and vOile frocks
 $3.05. S5.0S

White Georgette, French veile. crepe de Chine, lace, ruffIs CT rib bon trine much higher, originally!
 -SAeMnA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Straw hats, l-2

Bringing them as low as sse each! MalloSys, Che1sons and our own specials included-evexythingl
 Stere for MEN--Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Madeira linen
 $I.5O yd.

Pure white. fine weave for fine art nesdleverk, 45-inch. --MaiR Silk bags. 25% off
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27

Odd bsdspreads, curtains. centers, scarfs, etc, etc. -Baleany
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
Turkish towels
 S2.70 dog.

Big and heavy, plain white, colored
 border or honeycomb weave. Our SC Turkish towels, SA.So dozen -22xAl, denbIe thread, extra ,. heavy. snewewhite, perfect. Extra large Turkish towels, 6se--'
 sixe 2sx4s, extra heavy, large and
 absovbeht gas doSen), --Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
YOU'LL FIND
IT HERE

Seattle school CENSUS started.
Thomas llfYells 20 speak 20 Young
Men'5 Republican club Thursday
noon az partnails
Appeal made 10 leave old clothes
af 81 NJ e. a for shipment 10
liutsla.
workmsu's eirrle No 900 20 hold
plcnic SUNDAY. Juno rs
Seattle auto park 90 be- officially
opened Thursday afternoon.
seattle high school freshmen pre-.
frf voinie strips and Whlk Rang a.
literature, n a. FULTON u Broad.
way tells principals association.
Marion DIX picked a. queen IL
university Juniors
IudEe Cushman hails attempt ~
s. a Taylor and 81 D. Crane a.
restrain operation ~ Alate blue sky
law
Elmer acheldcriok fined $3.50 ia
federal court On ilquor charge.
Chamber Of Commerce 20 hear
Raymond y. Frazier ~ Mutual Hay
insa hank Friday noon
Funeral services FOR o. B VIII
Jams. Seattle pioneer. held wednes
day
Mrs Josephine Collins o. Kirk
wood dies after illness ~ ny,
year, Funeral Thumday.
Nineteen Seattle business mer
make reservations 10 SO 70 Walls
waiia's Pioneer Pageant. May s.
Alice T. Paar had Injured finger
but wins city iypewriling contest
lag MArnouEnli southWieiCA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Buy Diamond Dyes no other
ktnd--and follow the simple direc-
tons in every package. Don't won.
der whether you can dyc or tint
successfully, because perfect home
siycinE * guaranteed with Diamond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Why One Woman
HatedHousework
Gas On the Stomach Made Her Drowsy and
Work Burden

orders such a. 0ceaaioest constipation
sour stomach gas On the stomach and
sick headache, one spoonful Adisrika Al
WAYS brings relief a longer treatment.
however. Is necessary In cases OF obstinate
constipation and long standing stomach
trouble. preferably under direction Of
your physician.
Reports from Physicians
u found Adisri<a the best In my entire
" years experience tsignsdj DR.. O..
EgKers.
~ use Adisrika Ia all bowel eases.
Some require only one dose" fslRnsdJ
DIR. r. 81. p. Name given on reausst.)
II have found nothing in my 60 year,,
practice 70 excel Adleriks." (signed) DR..
James Weaver.
After taking AdisrikE feel better than
for 20 years. Haven't language to sr-
press the AWFUL IMPURITIES eIlnf.
mated from my system" tsigned) j. L.
Pickett.
Adierlka r. a constant surprise TO pso-
pie who have used only ordinary bowel
and stomach medicines on account OF n.
rapid, pleasant and COMPLETE action.
II is sold by leading druggists svsry-
whore.
| Sold in Seattle by nine Bartell
Drug stores and other Leading drug
/ pista--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Leslie. will you do me a very
great favor7"
Anything possibly can do.
Kari"
Then will sou remember that
however much Alice imporiunes you
either 20 give or sell her those fool.
ish pearl beads ;hat gave you. you
will refuse to iet her have thcm7
felt sorry for him. Ruth. | knew
that il WAS something that he had
hated 20 ask mo TO DO. knew that
in his heart he felt that he wRs In
some way being traitor 10 the girl
he was going TO marry. Yet he
didn't dare trust 10 ms avaricsous.
ncss. He knew I didn't care enough
FOR the pearls as pearls 10 keep the
string for It's own sake.
Alice viii bring all sorts OF nrEu.
mcniA 10 sear upon YOU" he said.
II know this. becausc she told me
aho was going 10. But. my dear.
/ I could not bear even to sec my wife
wearing those pearls, which all the
years OF ms adolescence and young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
CoTT TO RUTH ELLINGTON

Rnth. yuu are certainly a friend
Ia time Of trouble. Twice since I've
been here l have been panicsy for
fear that would not make the right
decision quickly You know am
rather slow 10 make up my mind
about things. and when found that
Alice thought ! should give her the
pearls back / didn't know what 10
do. Your telegram. however. con-
firmsd uiy idsa that 4 would be
wrong Tor me to give them 10 her.
Attcrwar1. when Jack sent me
tho telegram 10 have father draw on
him was again up IN tho air. and
your wire telling mu 20 have father
draw upon him again cleared up the
situation.
! had rather hard time with dad
however. lie wanted 20 know what
Z I wanted 90 much money for. lie
seemed to think that $4,000 all nj
ono time wus more money than ons
woman should have. told him thai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
.rAnr ll1nr rnnAN

Flayd Clark seattle artist en-
counters stfangc edNenliufea when
anf 81 curiosity, Dc follows a my
t0rfous woman ln black into a Va
rnut heusc un Rracon HilL here
ae ii overcome - The perfume OF an
excite flower, and ae skens on an
aurhaftea island On che south seas
surrounded rs native women 81
efeat strength and beauty. lohes
enr oi them. falls in love ~ th CLARK
and. forced a. marry her De learns
ffssn Professor smith. an cld ship
nrcak. that the women Of this islr
aud believe ira sacrificing Their nus
hsnds a. their sod ~ llre'
ship il wrecked. and Marian
faEt. q white girl. also ~ Seattle, is
rescued clark, Ia THE meantime, has
saved his lifr from sacrifice ana
htfn made kinE ST the island ~
Shaving a prehistoric beast which INC
natives hetrfcd O. he ~ thn devil
ne campilcates matters By failina
in bow with Marian and Tuba. lral,
one. plots an uprisluz- clark aus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

.'For gas on the stomach. Adlerika
has no equal | used TO feel drowsy
and work was a burden to me. After
using two bottles Adlerika ] feel
ike doing my work and enjoy life
again (Signed) Mrs. w. II. Clints-
man.
Intestinal AnfiseDtie
Tbere Is now offered 10 the public
.,.-naraticn having the DOUBLE action
Z, a Intestinal antlseptic and a conf
pr.ETE system cleanser. This prepara-
,toa known az Adieriks, acts as follows:
ii tends 20 esiminate Or destroy harm
fuI germs and colon baciIii In the intss-
,srai canal. thus guarding against ap-
p.ndicitis and other diseases having
their start here.
II Is the most complete system cleanse
.ssr offered 20 the public. acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel and remov-
ing foul matter which poisoned the system
FOR months and which nothing else can
dIsiodge. II brings out all gases. thus
Immediately relieving pressure On tho
heart II "a astonishing the great amount
OF poisonous matter Adlsrika draws from
the ailTneutary condemnation you never
thought was tn your system. Try II right
after a natural movement and notice how
much more foul matter It brings out
which was poisoning you. In slight dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Dyes even IL you have never dyed
before. lust tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
dye ii wool or silk. or whether
1t Is linen. cotton. or any mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never Ssreak.
spot. fade. or run. Advertisement.