The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1916, Page 2

You have nothing to gain and everything to lose by putting off having those teeth attended to, and attended to right. Not only are you suffering the pain and dis- marred, but you are actually taking chances with your health—you are allowing them to interfere with your ef- ficiency in a way that no person has a right to do in this day of competition. WE GUARANTEE PAINLESS DENTISTRY We have brought our system of painless dentistry to such a point of perfection that we are now in a position to guarantee to perform the most difficult dental oper- ations without hurting the patient a bit. We have on file testimonials from many people, both men and women, who live in Seattle and vicinity, who state over their own signatures that we have done work of all kinds for them and have done it without the least pain or incon- venience to them. If you have any doubt in your mind on this important subject, we invite you to come to our office and look over these testimonials. will find that our prices are the very lowest. manager of this office, who is thoroughly responsible. ful to maintain it. of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. to this office. right. in the city. IS THE TIME TO HAVE THOSE BAD TEETH FIXED OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST We do such a large volume of business at this office that it stands to reason that we can afford to take a much smaller profit on the individual case than the office which does only one-half or one-third of the volume that we do. You We give with all work an iron-clad guarantee of satisfaction, which is signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and You will find it the very best of business to come to an office which has been established a long time and which has a reputation built up by years of faithful, conscientious service to the people of Seattle and vicinity. to reason that we are very jealous of this reputation and we will be very care- has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front You take no chances when you come You are going to get the very best dental service that human in- genuity has been able to devise and you are going to get it at a price that is You will find this office just as solid and reliable as any business institution STAR—FRIDAY, ie ae ‘Va DR. L. R. CLARK It stands AUG. 25, 1916 PAGE 2. " SHALLENBERGER lillegal amount of booze in his pos | we jon, according to Mayor Gill| land Chief Heckingham Friday, fol-| lowing the seizure of a brand new trunk full of whisky, which was re ceived at the club by him Thurs | day | Shallenberger ordered Gill ways, declares he never xe, which, Mayor t by Joe Goldie nert, former Seattle now in business in Stockton, C And there will be warrants here | waiting for Gold nd Klenert the |next time they come to Seattle boore here concealed in trunk The trunk, addressed to Shallen berger, w pprehended by the police Thursday. They phoned the Arctic club, and were told to “bring it right up After one of the em ployes signed for its recetpt, the trunk was confiscated and taken! back to police headquarters MISS RIPPE AT | - TOP QUEEN LIST e ° MASQUE QUEEN CONTEST Grace Rippe 210,000 Flossie Stecher 91,850 Ruth Noble 2 Emily Brown Eisie Scherpt . 186,900 Anna Klinger 136,000 | | Catherine Wilson ++ 26, Alida Blake 122, JUVENILE QUEEN Peggy Standiee ........500,250 Edith oarstow 309,200 Nedra Seecamp Fern McLean Ellanor Danks Margaret Lokan Ines Primeau Alma Bane rginia Clarke | Esther Samuelson 000 | 3,300 1,400 | | was in the) lead for queen of the Advertising show Friday morning, her pierre | WE USE THE BEST OF MATERIALS 9). | BRADBURY &82 $20 tf gigs sien Her votes now radbury suits unless | Rippe for juvenile ruler total more than balf a million lclub with a committee from cnt organization and perfected plans t« bring in visitors to Seattle durin | show week. Special rates have/ [been granted daa pict IS SPORT SHIRT TO JOIN THE MONOCLE? ° ; | WILL ARREST | Norfotk_ and other Ce “THE CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN” WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—A na | val battle is anticipated off the At atic Coast today Admiral He defending forces will clash the Red enemy, fleet nawal officers | bere said. It is believed that cruiser squad-/ rons may already have met in «| reliminary engagement, but the/ along the coast were today not! fled to prepare to receive wound ed” satlors and to report at once on facilities for handling the cases. Several batches of prisoners taken by the defending fleet have | been dispatched to the New York, | navy yards HARD FIGHTING BY | _ We use only the best of materials at this office—the kind that will turn out _ Other Reliable Makes $15 to $22.50 workmanship that will give lasting and permanent satisfaction—the kind of work ice it Mos. gg amie ode ta ter ae that we can afford to go behind with our ironclad guarantee of satisfaction. [fan iniey of the ’ Aivertaie| Come in Tomorrow—— est faba pedo jehow met at ° Transportation | | WAR GAME PLAYED (na 3 OFF THE ATLANTIC) \_ PETTICOATS $4.50 3; Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the United States J, B. Shallenberger, Arctic club-| er “—" ; hallonberger, Arctic club: man, will be arrested for having an Ave. ng | A Number of | Charming New Ladies’ | Suits for Fall Wear the mayor sald "They will be 1 comfort — not only is your personal appearance being lucky if they don't get in trouble |with the government for shipping New Waists—— é| Of Sheerest Materials | You can't appreciate the ex- | you make a close and critical ex- Ad Masque Queen, Arena, Sept. 9. 200 Votes for—— advance into Greece and to evacuate occupied Greek terri- tory, fearing Greece will be drawn into the war, according to an unconfirmed wireless dis- patch from Rome today. Several Greek generals have refused to obey orders to evac- uate Eastern Macedonia be- fore the Bulgarian advance, the dispatch said. Instead of retir- ing, they have prepared to de- GERMANY (FEARS | GREECE IN WAR: | PREPAREDNESS TO WAdmaGiUN, Aug. 26.—Ex jrense of America’s sea and land preparedness measures was | amendments to the army appropria tion bill, GOV. M’BRIDE NOW IN THE SOUTHWEST jis on a tour of the southwestern and southern counties of the state not covered in bis previous cam- ha : . . main battle squadrons of capital | LONDON, Aug. 25.—Ger- |brought up to the unprecedented Each and every operator in this office is a graduate registered dentist, who rhips Bave not yet come together.| many has ordered the Bul- | total of $645,476,840.51 today when _ A number of marine hospitals| garians to discontinue their [the house concurred in the senate | q Former Governor Henry McBride 7] AitmrePnypr NoW mire. ail ‘ fend the Eastern Macedonia | wien trips. Come in right away and let one of our experts give your teeth: a thorough ex- } BRITISH GOES ON front. aay Following: the ‘completion of ‘tha . . . . i . . } -_-- he Greek government is sai , | 7 amination. He will also tell you just what it will cost to put them into perfect LONDON, Aug, 25.—-British|to have Inid this information be-|Sept. i, MeBride will, devote thal, condition. All this won’t cost you a cent nor will it put you under any obligation troops advanced their lines several |fore Germany, adding that public|ciosing ‘days of the campaign. td ry m a | hundred yards last nig indignation over the invasions has} King and Pierce counties. Only for your own good, don’t delay it. fighting on both si linereased to such an extent that val - Fleury - Bapaume road, /the government is no longer mas- DURING HOT WEATHER Horsford’s Acid Phosphate ghttully refreshing. 5: ds in heat exhau PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES Aria a oY wt aig reported this afternoon The advance was made along the northern and stern edges of Del ville wood ter of the situation. Upon receipt | of this information, Germany or-| dered the Bulgarian withdrawal, it) t was state The Rome report thus far is not) confirmed from any other source, | thé it is a fact that only in East- ern Macedonia have the Bulgars continued their advance in the past 48 hof&rs The latest Athens dispatches ap- |parently contradict the Rome re- | port stating that the Greeks are jevacuating the region around the} jeity of Ceres, under orders from jthe Greek government, | SIR CA.SPRING RICE. Is the sport shirt to join the mon ocle as a fad with the English? | Sir Ceet! Spring-Rice, Briti¢h am-| bassador to the United States,! [wears a sport shirt. And Lady Spring-Rice doesn't mind, In fact, she approves, it is said. Also, Washington society is tak-| jing up the sport shirt. White! shoes, white trousers and white sox fre worn with them ITALIANS ARE REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L, R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Corner Third and Union. Ad Masque Queen, Arena, Sept. 9. 100 Votes for. Ad Masq jue | Queen, Queen, Arena, Sept. 9. 100 Votes for. GRAND CONCERT ¢ AND DANCE Will Be Given by the FAMOUS AEOLIAN QUARTET and— HE SOCIAL CLUR OF SEATTLE Coming Saturday Night, Aug. 26 £:20 o'Cloc! SALVATION ARMY Special meetings will be held in will bring the ‘50 PORTLAND GIRLS. 2"%ni,.201,.0" som cf tm eres eae CRRA | YOUR CREDITIS O.K.| ia The budget wil up for passage at the council meeting Sept. 5, and will be pub-} | she d following its passage. NEAR TRIESTE (22222 ===) 6a TO GET TRAINING : You Can Buy Bigger BY JOHN H, HEARLY name of the driver. 609 Second Ave. Hotel Butler Building HOLD FINAL SESSION The council budget committee was scheduled to hold its final sos. _|sion Friday afternoon, and take up | the proposed expenditure of $45,000 for new STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS LONDON, Au the longest tenu brought to light Search for} f a benefice has © more clerg men with a record of three score ars and ten and more. The R W. Wingfield of Guival, near Penzance, held his living from 1839 to 1912, The Rev. T. Raymond was rector of Middleton, near Sudbury, Suffolk, from 1819 to September. sanitarlum buildings at! 1869, H, L. Burnham and W. Dinan,! bill posters for the Sells-Floto shows, were in jail Friday, charg ed with posting without a license. CONCERT AND DANCE The Aeolian quartet and the So- cial club of Seattle will give al concert and dance in Grange hall, Tracyton, Wash., Saturday evening Boat leaves Colman dock 6:30 p, m Friday Night Fashion Show e VANCOUYV NV A Better Bargains at the |} "to er soi ie! for. Unite ewm Sat Carrepondent tand’ protuest eiris, ciad In toone| GOOLER WEATHER IS | Wi7"rie{TALIAN ARM 00. 0eS and bulging khaki, ol * + Sten. counter smaretiod “under a Ulan COMING UP HE SAYS Cadorna has pressed his lines : e sun at Vancouver Barracks tod s to within 14 miles of Trieste, It was the first routine day of the | i and |e gradually making prog- ouse 0 In our Main Salesroom National Service Training Camp|__©!4 Sol fatled to keep up his work} res in the difficult mountain : on. In for Women, Miss Sophia L, Rut-| Friday. country, where the Austrians and Downstairs Dept., we begen Aes + a | are clinging to thelr positions the Golden { Sel eff me hye Sore teak cane At noon the thermometer at the) with the utmost tenacity. | are making a special effort inf charge. Mt will Inst “nth Bent 7|™ weather bureau had only reached| In the past 24 hours I have trav-| ™ th K ‘ 0 sxc two degrees less than at noon |eled the Carso war zone south of} Windows” us season to offer our pa ore MRS. DAWSON HURT Thursday, which turned out to be Goris a5 Tae as Rpataloone, Beat | trons the best School Shoes obtainable. Prices are a lit a o the town he Italiana have ' the hottest of the year. The tem-jeant ° ltaken the Austrian second line i tle higher this season owing to the European conditi iy ; perature erept up to 84 at 4 o'clock|trenchon and at some places have fim #® ® REAL play by 8 609 SECOND AVE. Suffering trom a scalp wound and | Thursday, penetrated the enemy's third line. | REAL actors. This but we have a shoe for every child at such prices as you bruises, Mra. Anna N. Dawson,| “Indications are that it will be|Mor several days there has been | may care to pay. And every shoe represents the highest a - 799 16 | . . . ay ca ¢ yay. g wite of Dr. J.T. Dawson, 733 15th cooler tomorrow,” sald George |"O,jetuh,, in the terrific hall of MM ig doing REAL busi- : ine vay ieeattr Sk " E Than ever before offered on such high-grade Men’s Fri me ‘olnwian, re hos pita: Salisbury, the weather guy. The po path teed hie 'iahk atest t th value obtainable at its price. : ' apd " Peis ness at the Merchandise. Our lines are complete in all popular near O’Brien, Thursday ‘Tis a privilege to live in Seattle. |together on the Carso plateau that | ; *. . on 48 ‘ z : when she was thrown from the faim the men must be constantly on We always pay special attention to fitting the chil- styles and sizes of clothing, hats, underwear and fur fly car, after it collided with an- ‘OLD TIMER guard during the daytime to avoid s ‘ iN t - ‘: ni . Sahin ata takin ' ' M other auto, Other occupants were IN snipers’ bullets. | dren's feet and will be even more particular tomorrow aishing goods ou take no chances here oney re uninjured, Blinding Mghts of the | — T . € ' and every day next week, These seven days are Chil- r 4 ; aR ‘ other car were responsible for the THEIR PA : ; funded if purchase is not satisfactory aceident, according to Dr. Dawson RISHES CIRCUS MEN HELD Iren's Days with us. A souvenir to every child. who has been unable to learn the ‘ : Turrell Shoe Co. 903 Second Ave. 120 Marion St.