The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1916, Page 2

STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC NONPARTISANS MAKE PLEA FOR FINANCIAL AID SEND PETITIONS IN —“GOOD BOOK WEEK” Dec. 4-9. Better Books for boys and girls. For infor- mation telephone Boy Scout Headquarters, Elliott 4713. SELECT HOLIDAY GIFTS NOW—PAY NEXT YEAR! Your - areal “NO CASH DOWN! S w @ cash payment Invite you, the Beattle ne r woll-k individual needs! housecleaning made easy and sanitary by using FRANTZ PREMIER electric vacuum cleaner — the world-famous Frantz Premier is without cleaner made, regardless of price the Frantz Premier factory has sent a representative to demonstrate this ful cleaner. The nonpartisan petitions hands of the wrtisan commit building, by * them fn or 1 as soon as should be in Washingt porsible. The petitions must be in the hands of tho we la by December » be presented to time, Pettitt f wtate 9 In the etary must er registra them ity must have the proper regis fictal countersig¢n the petitions before sending question the dest family wo! DOWN! NO INTEREST! althy dust rday by the Was mittee, with } Arcade bul on a. The mor t of printing, mailing and ates in you ~IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND STORE DEMONSTRATIONS TELE ey covers PHONE FOR SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME! rent. All the work Is done voluntarily The following stat an been Issued by the in char “The comm culating th —BUY A MERCHANDISE CER- TIFICATE—THE PRACTICAL GIFT. ISSUED FOR ANY add a heater to your account! — no additional payment! few pe os not seem fair that thone who AMOUNT. TO BE APPLIED —if you have an account here we will place ~ah dg ata oa tee Pidighellaesiratg ON PURCHASE OF ANY AR- mor err Clap irdiv eh tributions 1a aay amount wil io surely y appreciated. Make payable to partisan , $107 Arcade Bullding.” HEAT ON CARS? SUESETERSSTIT TS mae 1) MERIDIAN CAR a8 83) | || unetas none “We will do nothing than we have to.” That stems to be the spirit of the Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co., with re gard to the heating of street TICLE IN THE STORE! good here!” more ling of —heavy reversible fiber rugs in a beautiful patterns, comprising al! colors ies yess, site Sxi8 ft, specie $12— rugs, 8-3210-6 ft., special De rugs, size 6:9 ft, special the EMPRESS MODEL adjustable dress form — automatic and collapsibie— smokers’ stand: special— $1.15 regular price 81.50 solld — oak mokers WOMEN TO AID U. S. ' BUREAU GET JOBS FOR UNEMPLOYED ADDED TO Ace OUT ADDITION Seeond Ave. and Pise St., Seattle L. SCHOENFELD & SONS. 101 to 111 So. Eleventh St., et aPmarrsccamre one.” YANKEES TELL © WEEACH OWE Seo tion, which was to be held Thursday he ner einlin abt ch Gaatilaine nounced today gration nts plans for ests INSTITUTE AT NEW HALL The free legislative tute, by 8 federat a f labor, standardizing labor and tm 101 ed by Beattle’s 330,000 | - ne bakes bal _|JITNEY BOND FIRM FINANCIALLY 0. K. ieeehehiniminas: 7 oy One wahone QUININE? fe gersine. ~All fo Tet ‘Bebo c 4 me ture of E. NE. Loot W. Grove. Cures cold in 1 da TOMORROW AT THE SUNSET Boast _..114¢ Ror 10c yam 7 YORK, Dec, 6—Amertean of the crew of the at thout ning t a German 6 marine, The attack took place No- vember 22, off the Isle of Wight. The John Lambert ts listed as an American vessel. She was one of 12 ships built by the Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Transportation Co The French line agreed to purchase these vessels, but the Lambert not been delivered, tho she was after Anniversary writers of nearly Grand Ba | ait “bonds in the North | west, has plenty of unimpatred cap. | tal to meet all risks, State Com Given by the missioner Fishback has declared. | Fishback recently tsaued a state ELECTRICAL & UNIONS mt | as sunk of the crew declared the t sent a thin Ren Nae aon AG A ANTEC) 6, 1916. PAGE What We what it says: Teeth Seat of Many Ills,Say They 8T. LOUIS, Nov. 27.—Got rheumatism? pulled. Swelling Joints the incisors, wisdom and bicuspids Ses the dentist. A gical y remarkable id Tho latest thing In cal, eu the teeth up with rheumatiam, M Ing effected with the forceps, it Is A “There |s no craze or fun about It,” sald a well-known prac “Medical science has actually brought out the fact that of titloner. polson from bad gums and much general so-called rheuma' water and the old rheumatic treatments.” You will notice that this bears out what we have reiterated many times in our announcements in this paper. So-called “rheumatism” is one of the most common, as well as one of the most painful, of human You will note that the above article says that many cases of it have been greatly benefited, and even entirely cured by proper at- ailments. tention to the teeth by an expert dentist. We go even farther, and say that a large num- ber of human ills that can arise from faulty diges- tion—and their number is legion—can and do come from bad teeth. Bad teeth within themselves are actual pro- ducers of virulent poisons, which are taken directly into the system as the food comes in contact with the teeth. Not only that, but decayed teeth make the very finest possible home for germs and bacilli of all kinds. Altogether it is hard to imagine a more destruc- tive agent to be linked up with the human anatomy than a decayed tooth. Now read that article again—and then make up your mind that you are going to come to this office just as soon as you can possibly get here and start toward having your teeth put into per- fect condition. Once you have this done, it will be a compara- tively simple matter to keep them that way. An occasional visit to our office will enabl+ us to prevent decay from getting started to any great extent. It will be worth a tremendous lot to you to have perfect teeth—you will feel better—look better— enjoy better health—be much more efficient— your chances for success will be greatly improved. It will be a fine thing for you from every standpoint. Now just a word as to what we have to offer you at this office: WE HAVE A STAFF OF HIGH-GRADE GRADUATE REGISTERED DENTISTS here for your service. Every one of them is a graduate of the best dental colleges, and every one of them has This Article Bears Out You Time and Again We ask you to read this news item which was printed in The Star [i Jame ” on Monday, November 27, on the back page of the paper. We ask you to read it very carefully, and pay close attention to Have your little gout and dental science tits ying roots Is at the botte | have had many Inetan In my practice where the dentist was better than bathe and lit Have Told tect Yank cures are be DR. L. R. CLARK his certificate from the State Dental Board hang- ing right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. Thus you are assured of having your work done by a competent man when you come here—by a man who knows his business and knows it thoroughly. WE HAVE ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED AND MOST UP.TO-DATE DENTAL OFFICES to be found anywhere.. Every modern appliance that science has devised for the better performance of painless dentistry, will be found here. WE USE ONLY THE BEST OF MATERIALS. We have found long ago that this is the only kind we can afford to use—the only kind that will turn out work that will stand up and give lasting and permanent satisfaction to our patients. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. , This is true on account of the immense volume of busi- ness that we do. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual case than an office which does only one-half or one-third of the volume that we do. WE GIVE A WRITTEN GUARANTEE with all work, which is signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly re- sponsible. You are protected from every angle when you come here for your work. You can’t— simply can’t—leave this office dissatisfied. WE HAVE GENUINE “NOVOCAINE.” This is an announcement that few dentists can make today. It is the best anaesthetic, beyond a ques- tion, that has so far been discovered for dentistry. We have it—which is only one more convincing reason why you will find it distinctly to your advantage to come here for your dental work. We urge that you come in at once. We will examine your teeth—tell you just what is wrong with them—and also just what it will cost you to have them put into perfect condition. It probably won't cost nearly as much as you have thought it would. And one thing is cer- tain in any event—it will be worth much more to you than it will cost. Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue Northwest Corner Third and Union Diagonally aczoss from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. In every respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. FOUND GUILTY FALLS, Dec, 6 Spokane newspa TONDIVIDE HIS ay convicte the second de » for 1 of}, The Rocky mountains have been scoured and game is getting too scarce, Bink , 7 bait) inkley says, The Harmony Kings open at the}. ep Wednesday with af The h comedy a s act dancer Diseasos of 606 and 914 Doctor Lindsay Practice Limited to |ment, giving the company 80 daya Locals 44 and 77 | Dreamland Tonight Ther Wonderful continued firing reg. g into the id they rowed 40 B s to the neh coast, a ‘trip hb required 12 hours, |Stah] Could Not Give Away Turks! — | ... 12ke wu. LOc fares nencns se AOC FISH DEPARTMENT ra SENDS WIRELESS MESSAGES UNDER , GROUND---WAT SANTA BARBARA, Deo, 6——D: Bausage .--.. keys weren't cold storage, 80 1 brought ‘em all back to my restaurant and sold ‘em.” Next Door to Bon Marche took ringing. U MLR Vs LI DAN MRI RR RETRY Cox transmitted, thru the ground for 40 miles, the sound of an alarm: Administered. — ng of A. C. Thomas, promi 7 * : agree ent sketch Consultation Free | HL PA De 1 nent republican politician, here last) were to have appeared on last Oftice |men, Villa 1s making his headquar-|September, and sentenced to from] week's program but who were de |—— S28 Cen san tet Ave, 10 to 12 years in prison, Miss Colby |; charged Thomas with calling her @/ ang will be on hand this time. The redlight woman, Wm. Fox star, Valeska Surratt, The verdict was reached after the} will be seen on the screen in “The jury had deliberated all night, the| Soul of Broadway. case having been given to It at 8 p. The Quterent and Safest m, yesterday, after the most sensa- TO SEEK NEW GAME Ry our | plan, all di tors in the vicinity of San Andreas, ayed, will be with the new show] west of Chihuahua ofty, according to @ code measage recetved today by mining men here, United States authorities here believe Villa will divide the loot taken from Chihua- hua Olty, reequip his men and ir Harry Stahl, Fourth ave. dell- Electrical W. Barrt [e) r lon y ad MTT Ghsig sainicd Shipped Dir Gee een ns : H. Barringer Cox, who recently an-|scattar them into bands until he ta | tional his county has had in} ectenden to Any Point East, $1.50 t believe there are any Effects cireuttless’ Ps Fo Fenny tee OE DANE BONS: ‘ sage FRONTIER IN ALASKA gene, Ot, Mac n be e ysion 7 5¢ nounced nh ‘ ~ ried to give away te le ial SS turke Thanksgiving ne de des Dancing , 1 het nl i Willian Hinkle u Vee Sunset Market J rio trrrisgivna ne ae aay Ohi | Santa Cre ten ve PRE eke scaia Pa teecte reapers Albert H ; “ aes cane tumania 1 to: | by Prosecutor Wheeler, i nountaing, together with his ty ©. E, MENGEDOHT, Prop, one poor enough. One fellow LADIES FREE the water instead of the alr, ‘This| day's offleial statement, Held| warned the Jury hot to'take heed of| song, will huat a new frontier in ert Hansen 09 PIKE 8ST. asked me | was sure my tur- follows an experiment by which Dr.| Marshal Von Mackenzen's forces|the appeals from the defense for| Alaska, deweler and Silveramith are fighting their way victoriously | sympathy. They are etoring the gasoline ||) The defense immediately gave no-{ launch, Acushl, at Seattle with ||)1010 Second Ave, Near Madison | to the railroad from Bucharest to tice of appeal, provistons and will leave for Wran- iii Piooat’ and Campine, 7 “~ ‘end PY: