The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1915, Page 7

Would You Like a Set of Beautiful Teeth for $10? W them OULD you like a set of sound, firm, beautiful teeth? If you are not indifferent to your comfort, health and appearance, you, of course, recognize their value and want if you have not already got them, HEN, thie is a notice to you, teeth—sound, natura’ workmanship that can be It tells yon that you may have a full set of beautiful perfectfitting teeth—the very best quality, the most skilled ad anywhere in the world, for the very low sum of $10, I MEAN that you can secure a set of our upper or lower teeth for $10.00, And | mean at when you are fitted with these teeth you can 1 confident that, no matte where you might have gone, no matter what you might have paid, you could not have equaled them, You may bite, chew and smile with perfect confidence and comfort THESE NATURE TEETH of ours are not cheap in any sense of the word because they are low priced. They are the very best that money can buy, We spare no expense in material, and only the very highest quality is used. We spate no time, the fitting and making of these teeth get the very highest skill, the moat careful attention, They are guaranteed to remain perfect for ten years, No matter what you paid, you could get no more than this ND IT SHOULD be remembered that these Nature Teeth are fitted to your mouth, to your particular needs, in our own ratory, They are made to match your own teeth in size and shape and exact tint. They are mai conform to the shape of your jaws and the contour of your face. In short, we claim for them that they are the perfec tion of modern dental art and workmanship Is THE FITTING—at every stage—the work ts painless, Our own method—ORAL4 THESIA—has done away with all pain or discomfort. If you suffer in the slightest at our banda, we will accept no payment for our work. Live nerves are extracted at one sitting, instead of by the o! painful and slow process of medication. We have hundreds of testimonials to the efficacy of our ORALTHESIA method If you will come into our office for free consultation, we will tell you exactly what you need, and explain the difference between this Nature Dentistry of ours and other kinds. It will cost you nothing to find out. It will involve you in no way Full Sets, — FRAMING Hes races Crownéd and Full set of Nature Teeth (upper or lower). $10.00 ; Upper or Gold Crowns $5.00 Bridges Lower Bridge Work, per tooth $5.00 Gold Fillings, per tooth $2.00 Porcelain Fillings, per tooth Amaigam Fillings, per tooth Paintess Extractions, per tooth ... $1.00 $1.00 %. 1g ane o8 PEs DD & Boston Dentists : Offiee Hoare: 9 to @ Datiy. andeys, 10 9. m. to 12 aed ot the Roya 1188 etn 1420-22 Second A NON Mancre enone orrosiTr MAIN 300 MEN EAT DINNER Three hundred men were giv Thanksgiving ner Thursday wening at the Brotherhood League Jub, 511% King st “== DISAGREE ON BIRTH CONTROL ROSS, FEVERISH (For 1 [_acansr__ CHILD IS BILIQUS *Y Sacer BY ’Avataa PH A CONSTIPATED (Noted for His Works on Medical (Distinguished Roman and Health Subjects.) Physician.) Catholic We have some become an trresistible sug well authenticated 3 | Reston th. oe certain "F accounts of Roman luxury in the of infants shall be born. As long es of Genene on rf of Look, Mother! If tongue isis, cven the welltodo Mimit the 1a! Of Cogeneration at Rome fe z ° 7 nt I-todo lim! This was when Home ruled the coated give “California number of their offspring the ad- world and was very weaithy and Syrup of Figs.” vice given the poor or those [© every one at Rome wanted to enjoy whom the raising of a large family every minute of iife. They liked Every mother realizes, after giv-|#8 & task of difficulty or of im- eating, but they dreaded dyspepsia fng her children “California Syrup | Possibility, to limit the number of and so some of the very wealthy of Figs,” that this is their ideal their children—even the healthy ones iearned the trick of eating laxative, because they love its;One*—ls more than merely excu® very heartily and then going out Pleasant taste, and it thoroughly able. The case is worse when un- to a specially provided puking S tleanses the tender little stomach Wealthy, sickly or infected and con place and either eticking their f liver and bowels without griping. tagious children are born The gers down their throats or tickling When cross, irritable, feverish or least that must be demanded is a their soft with a r breath is bad stomach sour, look clean bill of health and so evacuating thetr sto At the tongue, mother! If cdated,| There is only one country in Whenever 1 think of the new give a teaspoonful of this harmless |which a man and woman must not movement for teaching reostel “fruit laxative,” and In a few hours|think of framing their own future Devemomt, [ot 1 am reminded all the foul, constipated w sour and constructing their fate hat as these old Rom ber been ir bile and undigested food passes |of their unborn children ith aah than acelaad tia bane rf Bout of the bowels, and you have a|the land of the “free. ta dans andy 44 Fein ts 2 well, playful child again. When its| Parental epennniily aided tneoe cor owe Oe a we tee little system is full of cold, throat | must control t smerical strength oon ne OD OF - ry sore, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, | of prevention of ex- “"* indigestion, colice—rememb ajcessive offspring is a central prob- The practices of birth contro Rood “inside cleansing” should al of both individual and social “Te * and we fool deeply that Ways be the first treatment given. h e. ihe re ion of the num. they are They Millions of mothers keep “Call-/per of children in be. much de reste i fornia Syrup of Figs” handy: they coming a universal in ever, an ¢ know a teaspoonful today saves 4/ aj} civilized countries tn the me sad ick child tomorrow. Ask your! Doctors and nurses and other {n- |ife t fora 50-cent bottle of|tetiectual people must leatn from When birth control begins to be “Calffornia Syrup of Figs,” which |their own analytical think! that practiced sgust is not far off has directions for babies, children | hoth our federal.and state laws on Animality is bad enough a t of all ages and grown-ups printed | ine 9u prevention are griev- tho we human beings often t on the bottle. Beware of counter-| ously unjust. It is im. forset, apparently, that we are ar feits sold here, so don't be fool woe ose laws be mals, but aniinais gifted wi Get the genuive, made by “Califor-| negied at the earliest possible son, and w we do what nia Fig Syrup Company ment, it is important that reasopable the ani in us gains ching not crippled, th ontrol and some ¢ worst sonal freedom be not stincts manifert then:selves ried cou slready witnout te aching any of G18 Pike St. , WALLPAPER From & Cents « Double Rott MAIN 5661 SENATOR OWEN IS CONSIDERED AS WILSON MATE ALUMNI SLAPS REGENTS’ BOARD RIGHT ON WRIST || NOTICE! Do you k PIKE ST. Lat on co. ~= . ; 411 Pike St. Washington university alumni, in BY GILSON GARDNER . [la written report to the university| WASHINGTON, Nov, 26.-—Sena ‘ te tenul Sunnybrook full 4 Soon fall wee does full wept, 2cc* ||board of regents, have declared| tor Robert 1. Owen of Oklehoma'is Ail # née Dianee of @ that the terms of of prop-|the latest name considered in con eut pric erty at University st. and Sixth ave, | nection lar the ike erate: vise ottles of Rainier, are too tay le to the Metropoll.| Presidential nomination Lager or Olympia. tee « tan Bilithad “ebtipaey, and plaka te administration friend a aro Why Vay Moret the university much less income |" elegy Skee : 7 . Nile be . than similar Seattle properties pe gth lean : “e ate i te = ———— oe Pngeel se paul man h marked progressive te shige ge : |dencies and preferably py a Went The report was signed by Super-|00nen B M COFF, jor Judge Dykeman, ‘03, and Jerry| ome em tar got D. Riordan, ‘13, and was the find | geoment and has demonstrated po ngs of an alumni committee ap-| ji). - yrning for breakfa t P- litical Independence on many occa this morning for breakfast, bu gotnted to tavestignte the lense o ith a id a le € mn un 096: not our fault. Had you comellthe property op which the Arena | 20® eis far enough west to 100 feet north of Pike, at 151 he property on which the Arena) anpeal to the Western sentim Second Ava, to the 'HiGreda || Pullding, used as an ice skating! He rendered Important service to Coffee Co., you wo have ¢ pavilion, now stend: the administration when A mem. loyed the best of coffee for many Hla, tne. Broperty is leased to the! ner of anking and currence ea ence i tae catins2 || Metropolitan Butlding company for) eommittee Handiad the federel eee oe tena Sore SOOSIee hla period of yaa Regents found! reserve bill and acted as the prest | tion for a little trouble A ecently that the buliding was not/ dent's spokesman in the senate on Hiest Grade Blend 40¢ | constructed according to their ex-| that meatur lbs. for .. 81.00] bectations Representative William Kent of ‘ ‘ 7 After cursory Investigation the) California, the one non-partisan in And by the cup,....2¢ and 3¢ umni committee found that th dent member of the house, is building company had never pre-|also being seriously considered sented plans and specifications to ene the 8, and, therefore, no plans DEMS WILL pIScUSS The World Millinery foo.) eMtcirications were ever. ap 6 1316 Second Ave. proved onere ‘uaasel Metvctine. inf Fi commiice tae wees vee SCHOOL ELECTION every department for tomorrewm@ cents, before action regarding mod eet ot tis Wad Chine Saturday ification of the lease is taken, to! nemocratic club to be held Satu 1 - the matter more fully be devoted to a discussion of school , The committee's firat report Wa) matte mbers of the Seattle MUNDS. ph.D. drafted in the office of a hin Ick. | schoo! board and candidates for the | Dector * an attorne mber, of the hoard at the coming election 3’ P cntdig tain, committee, Thursday, and was tm-| "rhe ‘musical part of the program —and Optome tris t mediately delivered to the regents \ Devoter niy PU, re time le will be in charge of Prof. 'T, H. J y ITTING G Las SE's Lor Ryan, and among the features will , praises cto Janan has more telephones thanibe a brand new Woodrow Wilson A rye the rest of Asia song by a Seattle composer, BS 4 SPECIALTY |\\ HOWTWONOTED MEDICAL MEN STAR—FRIDAY, ONTRAIL OF OLD PROSPERITY ‘Good Times Reports Run Down by The Star and Found True---Business and Industry. Really Are Booming. NOV. 26, 1915. PAGE i | From The Star's > re » On Nov, 1 there were only continue for a long time yet | NEW YORK Nov 4 idel cars and today every ancte Investment bankers say that fu-} \ careful review of the |car and locomotive is at work, The ture investment issues must yleld , shortage is most acute in the central 6 per cent and be high grade securt nation’s busines and in states and Northwest ties at that | dustry has just been made Railroad tonnage iIncrea 10 It is @ striking fact that municipal by this office rhe pur er cent in one week the first half bonds are in good deman pose was to discover of November. bonds of small cities, and that 4 whether thete ii ground Rallroads in the hands of recely. per cent interest carries them wh 4 ers, and as bad, are picking up won 5 per cert was demanded in 1914 for the widely published — dertully, The Erie, which has been) In ten commodities used by the optimism on returning (a Joke for years, is doing the heavy. general public, figures from all) prosperity—whether there |lest business for tts stz at of parts of the country east of Denver| Pi Chicago. show high and rising prices, This 18 impr rvet ent apart xports of iron and steel have In. indicates prosperity and alro higher| from the influence of war sed 300 per cent since last Jan- cost of Mving | orders uary The demand for dry goods is bet-! There seenfs to be no The movement of wheat ts im. ter this November than since 1906. doubt that definite ual ™mense. Regardless of speculator re- When tines are poor the plano 1 t fh 5 é ports in Chieago, the price in sure business is poor, even in the Christ-| pr ty has arrived, east o go Up slowly, Wheat at $1.25 to mas present season wh a re i the Rocky mountains at $! a bushel is probable The markable demand for pianos has! least Herevith we cet vorld’s visible supply { 22,000,000 sprung up this fall that all the fac \ ‘ : yushels less than a year ago now,| tories are working to the limit pi tases eed cc eae. eg The lumber trade was nearly) The Western Union Telegraph ant facts and straws which (dead tn 1914 and the war killed it the telephone trust report | we have secured Now it is rapidly reviving in the rnings. This | The country's chief metal tr South. Many timber concerns are ascribed to largely increased use of , stesl, 1s booming. The United now running to full capacity the wire by buyers who are flood-| States Stee! corporation can A straw on business in the West ing manufacturers with orders. | rolling milla in full ope nd Southwest {s shown by the Raflroad figures for October il spring with orders now in } bank clearings 4of Kansas City, show gross earnings running about American tron and steel ia now which were $96,000,000 last week, an 10 per ce ahead of a year ago, 40,000,000-ton-w-year industfy and Increase of $45,000,000 over the with every indication of breaking it Is now at ite capacity kame week the year before. the record soon Most wonderful change Las come The best financial judges predict When many men are ont of work jin the railroad industry, All lines that the war Europe is to be a at the beginning of winter, Chicago fare loaded to capacity Thin is question of endurance that {t will is thelr mecca, There were 300,000 shown by the arrival of a serioug only end with the exhaustion of one idle men in that city last winter; the charities officials say that there are car shortage. Idle cars on Sept. 1 side or the other, Thin is taken to numbered 183,569; on Oct. 1, 78,299. mean that war and war orders will/no idle men in Chicago today. This a is nd® exactly true, of course, but labor reports from all sections show {dienes and increased for skilled men, the two biggest electric the country has a lot! et the price of {te is not higher than much less wa epecially One of companies In 4ar orders, SEATTLE'S TALKING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS ‘| Music in the Home uM stock on in Warranted t its Mereased dos) mestic This indicates | s that the war stocks’ boom is not or stmas all inflation | The fine fall weather was great for he Wester ° Ne And All the Year att Pita tiresty ap ts apring’s wheat crop Is already up tn whole countie: ansas and Okla-| homa. If the winter is not too se-} another great wheat crop ts} owed for 1916. | » cotton market made great] strides in October, but has had a in due to the tor lanters are hot ear's corn It was backward and r frosts must have done much Gamage, especially in the Northwest However, frost bitten corn was not a total lows, because {t could be fed to stock The recent reaction in stocks was ‘ood thing. If prices had contin te kite, prosperity would have een endaggered. A stock exchange panic is always bad for business an 1 industry. While speculation eoars, {t is well nappene The ho.we that has no T: Machine is Purely missing one ot the Bed 2 Nan of fe. er gift you can think of will te remember that up to date eight bring as much real, lasting pleasure to every member of your mene ie blegest war order stoc ks family—and the prices are far from prohibitory, The an relong In the non-dividend bearing instrument re for ev wt. It is probable that many of {no matter which one them will now hand out moderate) you select, you get the REAL dividends and use most of the » COLUMBIA TONE, and fall to pay off bonded and old float have all the World's ing debts Must GIRL CAUSES \Criticised Wilson an PUBLIC MARKET CENTER AFTER-THANKSGIVING SPECIALS OLD PIKE PLACE MARKET Sample and Job Lot Shoes At About '/2 Price \ and Less “MONEY BACK” OUR MOTTO $4.00 Ladies’ Royal Blue (Samples) F $4.00 Men's English Walking Shoes (Samples) Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes, that wear “$2.25 $1.35, $1.65, $1.95 $2.25, $2.65 Absolutely Water Proof Infant Bhoe Reduced Prices. 00 Schoo! Shoes : Siceze" for the Whole hoe Family andup Near Sugar Stall STALLS 1819-21 Pike Place Market HELBOCK’S MARKET Stalls 60-61, Lower Floor, Foot ..15¢ ..12¢ 124c SPECIAL Fresh Churned Butter 30c Lb. 1 Cascade Creamery aaa Another Big Sale of Fresh Meat of All Kinds, Also Ham, Bacon, Etc., at Rainier Market Sirloin Steak, Ib....14¢! Bacon, Ib..........16¢ Round Steak, Ib....15c¢ | Pure Lard, 2 lbs. Lamb Chops, Ib. .12'/2c | Dry Salt Pork, lb...11c NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-1529 Pike Place Steer Prime Beef, Ib. Pork Roast, Salt Pork; tb ‘ Swedisn Potato merece 5 Ibs. Pike Place Mkt, very day. Lower Vioor. CORNER PUBLIC MARKET " MURRAY IS HAPPY | Feels so good after his enormous Thanksgiving busi- ness that he cuts prices lower than ever for Saturday. Look! Legs of Lamb, Ib...12%4¢| Veal Roasts, lb........10¢ Lamb Chops, Ib.......10@| Pork Roasts, lb.......10¢ Shoulder of Mutton, Ib. | Shoulder Hams, Ilb..10%¢ cuweed -8%4¢ | Eastern Hams, lb.....15¢ Sirloin "Ste aks, ib. ieee 15¢ oe Sausage, Ib.. 10¢ Back nes, 10 Ibs. 25@! Fancy Hens, lb....15%¢ Murray Meat Co. Washington Marke! Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. 94-96 Pike Street TORNADO TEARS THRU ARKANSAS d Got Away With It > aia esi The Meteor | N As 1 lustrated above, is offere Naw VOR. Nav. t0--Ko ; : HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Nov. 26— intste OlLao gene Fowler, gne of the best |< } | Thirteen are known to have been TERMB as little as 50c weekly Enews 17 i lold geieg in N ¥ $ killed and 40 injured—six fatally— eh near ceanside, L. |., took agiritoa | < ‘ f Biagptangiaces at Gado wale (Terms to Suit Everybody.) dance last. Wednesday. night. | ¢ § jas th result of a tornado whiet As they were on thele way | <| ripped thru the torritory immed home somebody hit Eugene | < S| ately east of here late yesterday. with an annoyingly ripe to- | § N The twister cut 4 pata a quarter mato. As he wheeled about he N 3 | of a mile wide and four miles long saw Harold Pearsall, an equally | ¢ % | thru the district, but skipped Hot ahow Ms : jot well known 17-year-old swain, N $| Springs proper without damage vessel 4 er iat and, being satisfied that Harold : $| The property damage is estimat- wenty je y " “ had been the marksman, chal- | & 3) ed at $300,000. The funnel-shaped — $41 50 lenged him to fight it out. |; } §| storm moved thru 1 fertile farming ‘ ° rsday night about everybody| § \ call S| district and fears were entertained TERMS can be arranged $1 village except the police! § A ; for a time that tae toll would be ¢ schoo} to see the bout. Andrew ©BO. BURKITT known. Doctors have gone to the (Free Trial in Your Ho 90d, who is another well-known | aid of the sufferers i7-yearold swain, was Pearsall’s| He has been ordered back on his} 4 ~~ second, and J, Clarence Hannon is/job as assistant postmaster at| CYCLONE AT CHEHALIS give the gossips’ account of the | Winnetka by the president, whom A gale that attaioacal cyclonic di- affair as the referee. Burkitt criticized for his engage-| mensions ripped trees out of the The Fi . Girl There, Too jment to Mrs, Galt and for which! ground, tore down wires, and e Favorite The 1 who went to the dance|criticism he was ousted from office| wrought much ‘ Fowler Pearsall 5 ed Rew | ler and to} . about evenly matched, which — BP may have been tn consequence of WE WILL ARRANGE A the fact that neither was v FREE TRIAL OF ANY trong on defense, They fought for | MODEL YOU SELECT, Your mage? Q alla abirt disap arly the set-to, and just choice of Oak or Mahogany in as the ler got plexus The grunt with which Pear- sali went down almost drowned the referee’ that the contest but the girl acclaim:. the rul ing so loudly that the referee did not have to repeat It An chal r and Fowler recovery 0 was closing Fow antagonist's fourth eye finish to his solar SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GRAFONOLA NOW me while lea are all em all over ir kind of and we announcement a draw, the vartous tae stock—look em play in hear mus.c—then will DELIVER WHEN YOU SAY the erowd Fowler 1 Wood to a bout, for not wholly pain, A, subject to the ght. Raw beef 1 such demand at both and Pearsall homes that battle dispers ged ons that are pt his e THE NEW DECEMBER RECORDS ARE HERE They inelude a has been the Fi the wer The Leader large nu second ought soon to be Thin splendid cabinet machine, ber ¢f the Most Popular Bong fought. The village offic: say it with room for sixty records, Hits, Dance Music, Grand will not %e together with 4. 5 Opera and Instrumental MEET “PILGRIM CAR” NEW TERMS of $2.00 a week COME IN AND HEAR THEM YORK, Nov, 26.—Suffra S gists turned out tn force here to: = A Mpliqilia oar” with’ its party, beer 4 Vrancisco fair a suffrage J lon oO C. yy ig oe rad tion to the president Lier Lutladin me’ 1 Spear ve © Uniwers ty St. LO els oe the Hollywood, 212 The fine tr ument in th the night before was a chief spe by the Winnetka postmaster half way between the cities of Cen- picture with twenty tor, and there is reason for #v | tralia and Chehalis four selections cting that the fight was as much} British have erected a $130,000! Six hundred telephoacs were put all for. $58. 20 about her as It was about the/laundry at the rear of their lines in| out of commission in Seattle. TERMS can be made at $1.50 tomato |Flane Tacoma was peppered with hail. 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