The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1910, Page 7

Hi H - i ; THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1910. é H 5 —— j Pp IAL ries ee || Hue LYBR 1 SHANKLIN ry, i DENTIST OVER PEOPLES BANK nn ed? qe t Trust Books Burned? WOMEN | [nf Goiffor "x2 TI ceyr TES FOR ( Must ( ———< © ie OPERATING A HIGH CLASS fT ‘ DENTAL PRACTICE ON UES CORRECT BUSINESS PRIN ' B CIPLES AT REASONABLE . a) PROFIT Seattle Theatre ; Bs EXAMINATIONS & ESTIMATES * ens ae creat With F S wyrHoUuT CHARGE é COMES TO STAY °°“ : ; Lois Theatre ‘ ken Ga THXA PANTAGES THEATRE TODAY’S STYLES TODAY ED Loos Durable iy Apparel for Boys stoes are MANDARIN DRESS Riek Rate Prices for Thirty Days $ PALACE MARKET ALL AROUND . | THE Home! By Cynthia Gre J Ever nowadays is MEATS Prices $4.50 to $10.00 You Can Buy on Credit ‘ Ohio Dentists THE AIRDRESS chick ; Be doh PIKE ST Aieok at meet Kt ao : - é p in . | MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE ¢ be missed, ‘i errary’ 3 |imonia" will" remove femon’ & | somershere ner Stevens, the |] Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. PALACE MARKET | ety the ' “pt sd < teaches 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union Sireet | Second and Yecier bade yo? . eran oy 7 rtrd a “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ | pstgennie 4 i \ t { Think This Liquor Question Over Carefully You can put a barrel together again after all the hoops have fallen off and the staves are gaping, and it will still be a barrel. But if the hoops had been tightened when they first be- came loose, it would have been a more perfect barrel. soc tessissslstss sa ssts sees sits tisstssssssssssssssssssssstd Th sketch wea ARABIAN | Dis wengs bc. eof ing tran CYNTHIA GREYS A A 88 tance off I noticed a and Physicians Recommend the Bake Oven THE LOUGHNEY BAKE OVEN TREATMENTS Relieve Instantly and Cure More Readily Than Any Other Method Known—Sciatica, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum- bago, Kidney, Stomach, Liver and Nervous Disorders At clam be We will take him with us,’ sald el hney Institute u will find doctor |though removed o- ry treatment yw | into an even larger dragon and pur ys|sued her. A terrible battle follow By A. G. E. MORGAN ATLY, men physically and | body and mind—will make a new mentally weak, financial- | man of him—will bring back that ly and ruined | old, kind disposition that he had be- through drink, arejfore he drank. The Gatlin treat- brought to the Gatlin In- | ment will do all this—and more—in stitute for treatment Each one | THREE DAYS, Ii it fails to do so leaves in three days, sound in body if it fails to cure him to your en- and mind as far as the results of | tire satisfaction—under the legal drinking—alcoholi contract executed in each case, the concerned, Gatlin Institute must immediately desire or nerve-demand for liquor | refund the fee paid and treatment than one who had never tasted it costs nothing Che financial stand ing of the Gatlin Institute is of the highest, and its f known integrity ¢| dead upon t a socially one spark f poisoning—are with no more craving 2 TheEntire™ > { Atlantic Coast \fter they are cured, these men ive to go out in the world and ke up life’s battle where they left hen they became drink’s vic owners are men ot v ugh rut th rr a Do not accept the drinker’s excuse Deck Michigan, Central vn — With a past history of unreli for not being cured that he is afraid nd iilure, they find the] of treatment Chose rumors of le VY k C > 6 l ) re-establish themselves | “bad after effects” and the like were Ne W or se nt a onfidence of people worth | first put into circulation when the very difficult—yet l most of | them succeed. old hypodermic injection methods of treatment were new, and are dy- ing out as that method of treatment becomes more and more obsolete. Niagara Falls Route NEMOURKS CENERAT INR Now, drinking has, can have, but one end—mental, physical, moral ind financial destruction, The fam With the Gatlin treatment there ilies and friends of drinking men |are no hypodermic injections, no surely realize that fact—a million | poisonou precedent cases of liquor drinking | liqt testify to it O why wait until the drinker has lost all ind is in the gutter before having | him cured—before offering him a helping hand—before bringing him to the only place where he can be Nor more loaves, but more GOOD loaves in every barrel of Patent Round Trip from Seattle Boston $110.00 New York $108.50 for tickets good returning within ninety days drugs, no withdrawal of ior, no pain or suffering, no dis features—so that a child can take it Then, why igreeable harmless The Gatlin Home treatment for those who cannot come to the insti tute for three days will prove effec ive if simple directions are followed Equally favorable fares to all other points in the wide vacation land of New York, New England Liberal stop-over privileges and €xperience of those and Canada Excellent Flour — NOVELTY MILL CO,, Millers, SEATTLE Who use it optional rail and water routes are available Three of the six through traihs of the Michigan Central pass Niagara by daylight, stopping five minutes for a view of the great cataract. “ar accommodations and full hed on application to your Tickets, Sleepin Information fur local agent, or t L. F. JONES, Traveling Passenger Agent, 311 Central Building, Seattle, Wash WARREN J. LYNCH, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago. cured to stay cured—the Gatlin In stitute ? At once—NOW—is the time to | save him! day The Gatlin treatment, in THREE DAYS, will not only cure him of the drink habit, but will renew him in lighten up the hoops to | | 7193. Call or write for books of particu lars, copies of contracts to cure and other information. The Gatlin In stitute is a perfectly appointed sani tarium. It is located at 434 Queen Anne Ave., Seattle, Wash. Tele Queen Anne 2249, Indep phones,