The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1917, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1917. PAGE ROR ewe | What war 6 with them? hncmnmensay ene | Loses Faith im Bler 2° 8s! re originals of these letters LSS) Ears: Blames _— ees os book, which read, “Bend 10 gal, 10 -—tfifty-three years’ service to the : errr. AE ethatone ol gli Absolute Necessity h chatr, was Somehow, the thing w homef hi ! By hovcreg Abbott Did your che¢kbook show what faith in the t het trusted store in Seattle a day or two ney eoked Reames ears after the dry law went tato ef png pt ' a It's Logan lllingsley's fault feet, and selling whieky on pre hee joke were then Your We > This Ik how it happened-—I ecriptions vidence ; The atubs 3 because ! one of i nother thin o hoar Payments o the Credit ves ) ther = mari eye Be ih lunt Co.,” Reames ex It is past the day when it is merely good aS tied te th "edeationt. latanva tie thin taleuiuess 0) telenvas policy to have good teeth. It is now an absolute \ Gaod dnter Sy, trial inti rt, took paper bag ¢ {/of August 30, from Baker to “Joo | necessity, if one wishes to enjoy the best health eS tHe tand shortly beiore noon candy when Be Rages 5 Bete Ba ee ps and to be anywhere near 100 per cent efficient. aday, aud is still testify. over 1e me , ¢ > ing It ty another thing to hear {) that Toran 1 ee ehh’ We would like nothing better than for you to The crowd that has packed him to!ling the jury that he had = (| /!anor cars sidetracked a' ten. * es te, “NO CASH DOWN!” your additional the courtroom cach day ines told the policemen. who, he {| On September 7, Logan wired to| have a talk with your physician about oi He purchases added to the trial began packed itself #ay ore “protecting” him, .{] Baker to have 600 cases of whi will tell you that decayed teeth are really re- “makes your own terms!” your account ! raed os roan nl FY igs Bg ges = ! aid berber’ the Games of sponsible for a great many human ills that in the af home —if you have an ac Hehind the bailiff came Logan would “have a An consignees from Eddie past have never been charged against them. ; — " Billingsley, — your slender aker. Tietdiick boreinne cnn ———~ He will tell you of cases of rheumatism, o dark, amooth-at ight of ditional purch. in . . . ea audee without ae step, and well wed in a ing “Kie-Yie-Yie! Get swollen joints, of stomach trouble and even of j wrote tear gedaan Pr Cent Gravis Dui He wan on titecaoins tie . severe cases of spinal disorders which have been His manne s he seated audience's Jaws begun to Me ‘Gets It’ Quick!” traced directly to that malevolent disturber of the yi . } himself in t anatomy—the decayed tooth. He will tell you mos bera' ual i peithe: embarrassed nor cold-blooded d calm ere t li l, unus credit offer ever 7) rertive evar! Sox was something Imposaibl about 2 Drops Make Corn “Fall” Off! that in many instances when the teeth have been extended on sewing machines! Pr whtecsron ite chaos rie) eo Billingstey had no regard I've Joine Again Club properly taken care of by a competent dentist and the mouth put into a sanitary condition that atisfied by th ne for dramatic probabilities, He tra etween the Billingsley went on with @ sort of cold con Hf ; H os Dill, tempt te relate how he ferg- the distressing symptoms have disappeared. ingsle » pletured from ed permits; how he fooled the Probably no one thing causes more sickness repor i dime novel ex law, and then fooled the men a . fe © CASH DOW N gy tw whom he said he bribed to than bad digestion. Yet it is very easy to see But It Is one thing to have him fool the law; how he the connection between bad teeth and bad diges- EMPRESS SEWING oe mane ee YOUR OWN WF sur tSs1 TERMS one’s sense of the dramatic pleasantly roused, and another thing to have It satiated—out- raged—PARALYZED! Talks Coolly of Bribing It Is one thing to know that a iman is not what he seems and another to hear a quiet Sentieman telling publicly, tn an agreeable voice, how he and his brothers, having had much experience in selliag whisky tn tools of transfer men, shipping clerks, anybody and everybody, with a diabolical knowledge of human failings, until th foundations of truth we en under the gasping crowd whieh lletened. | came away then, MY EARS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN HON. EST AND FAITHFUL, BUT I COULDN'T BELIEVE THEM; and | wae afraid if | stayed any tion. In the first place, decayed teeth are potent They har- DR. L. R, CLARK bor germs of all kinds—everything is favorable manufecturers of virulent poisons. to germs in a decayed tooth—the temperature of the mouth and the surroundings generally*make the de- cayed tooth an ideal home for the germ. As these poisons are pro- your work for you without hurting. We have brought our system of den- tistry to such a point of perfection that we are now able to do this— no matter how difficult may be the ) dry territory, thought they longer, | would lose faith in hu- } could work up something “rath. manity and the universe. } , duced they are introduced into the nature of your work, we can do it Rete teatte! and Mt tll never be system by the most direct possible for you without pain. route, viz., they go right into the All work that leaves this office is stomach when the food comes into guaranteed with an ironclad guar- contact with the teeth. The result antee of satisfaction, which is signed is an impaired digestion. And with both by the operator who did the a bad digestion, a persons feels bad work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. all over—the efficiency is impaired— S., owner and manager of this office, you don’t have the “pep” that one who is thoroughly responsible. must have in order to succeed these This guarantee means just I PAID GILL $4,000” ' ey, “lca can't remember just now 1 tried to tell him I thought we could job him if we got a chance. here did you take the pa up ike —there are several thousand EMPRESS chines in use in Seattle, all giving ABSOLUT! ISFACTION! —GUARANT D FOR TEN YEARS! NO INTER EST! NO EXTRA CHARGES! FROM PAGE 1 pers? —ball-bearing gears! To my room.” : ic , ret time Teter ae Bim. SGT)? “Wee wan Chern? " % it says, that if for any reason what. —Aatttomatic drop-head! told me to have a seat Fred and Holton eT days. ve . ever your work does not give perf »—other distinctive and exclusive features! Wwe positively save you from twenty to thirty on the purchase of an EMPRESS sewing mac The mayor waa exceedingly peaceful. In discussing papers, the, Imayor made me feel at home. He talked like mer © business | have f 4. 1 don't remember what was said. He asked me how much I had lost tn the mixup. “Tl told him Mr. Vanderveer had sent me down for the papers. Mr. |G told Beckingham to get the pa pers, and he told Sullivan to hy [them up. “Patnam had the most important] The small expense that it costs to u 0 jive have the teeth put into perfect con- satisfaction, we will make it right. av ° i: edaibit a abies We are depending on YOU oy: a office is repai GOOD WILL, together with our i i good service, to build up our business. We offer you the services of high- Wren you come to this office for class, graduate, registered dentists work, we expect to please and satisfy here—men who have graduated from you so well that you will not on’ the best dental colleges and who cone back in the. future yourr. have passed the examination of the hen in need of dental service, ** state dental board. Every one of that you will also recommend da them has his certificate from the friends to us when they need a i state dental board hanging right services of a dentist. And, of course, on the wall in front of his dental we couldn’t expect you to send us chair, in plain sight of all. This is your friends unless you were mighty | proof positive to you that he knows = well satisfied yourself. | his business thoroughly and knows Come in and let our experts give just how to do your work the way your teeth a thorough examination it ought to be done. J and estimate of just “what it will cost We have the very best equipment you to have them put into perfect that money can buy for the better condition. performance of painless dentistry. This won’t cost you a cent nor We have large, commodious, well- —_ will it put you under any obligations lighted offices. Sanitation is a hobby whatever. with us. All operators and attendants You will probably be surprised to are dressed in spotless white. We find how small the cost will be. eo have elaborate and effective ap- prices are the very lowest, which pliances for the sterilization of all made possible by the large hich $2.50 class: EXAMINATIONS FREE Our experience in viston tenting enabins cortect your eyes w . Home of the Best The Marcum Optical Co. «. 917 FIRST AVENUE ” ‘::;,!" | Chief Goes Out | “Mr. Beckingham went out two or three times. The toayor became indignant when Putnam refused to give them up. The mayor began kidding about the volume of busi- news. He said something about reo orde TO MOTHERS’ PENSION (i. cose 5 ororcie: wosane ve SING AT FIRLANDS —KILLED IN HOUSE (2"" “"" He told me he knew of me pay Mme. Leveron!, 2 member of the OL - ing policemen. He said I ought to Grand Opera copany, now in) OLYMPTA, March 9.—A desper-| sow I was paying the wrong con » Will sing at Firlands hos- ate attemp! to resurrect Senate ductor. Pital tonight. The regular moving piti 10, providing for pensions for| “1 told him I wanted to pay the show will also be put on. deserted mo’ hers, shoved into/right man. I told him he could Picture machine was secured the discard during the wild scram-|have all | had. 1 took out $4,000 popular subscription thru The bie Wednesday night, was made! and put it on the table and Mr, Gill ‘Star and arerepee to Firlands for vesterday afternoon by Represen tives Zednick and Houser of King county. 1 sh pate gui pape FAK But the mothers’ pension bill, p 1 said To died a second time by a vote of 41 em up, take -Aitowe. ‘Cures cold tn 1 aay" Saee te, to 2 £0. poe am - Reames immediately began to jask questions again, “Remember | “7 EFFECTIVE MARCH 12, 1917 DECEPTION PASS PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO.’S STEAMERS “WHATCOM! ard ‘KULSHAN’ any other statement | f You Can Buy | The mayor sald, ‘Mr. Dillingstey, Will Operate Direct From Seattle to instruments. These are matters of of business which we gh first importance to you. May we expect you tomorrow at We are able to guarantee to do the latest? Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Bradbury Clothes ic I saw Sergt ; leavin The old fe On Credit Here sour at me. Sergt. Putna ANACORTES AND BELLINGHAM DECEPTION PASS A Bradbury Suit and Overcoat will give You the most satisfac- F. 1, Haynes means watchmaker and Jeweler, Liberty Theatre Bidg tory wear and you Ady | citi’ —_— — (INSIDE PASSAGE) EVERY TRIP 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union. Stoouisr scice Try This : You ae NO CROSSING THE STRAITS Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. / estaba NO ROUGH WEATHER In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. There is one ure Way that never $ ails to femove dandruff com-| NO SEASICKNESS : pletely and that is to dissolve it The u 8 army transport Dlv,/eouthwost of Tatoosh island, arriv. 25 |ruist suet ket about four ounces orig A SAFE, PLEASANT, SCENIC MUCH BOOZE FOUND oc sf ats mallee Tubes ties tar bee ee ve CACHED IN GARAGE ~ day ni ght from A point s Saturday Shoe Specials |plain ordinary Mquid arvon; apply TRIP—EVERY TRIP ft at night when retiring use And Up Jenough to molaten the scalp and Wak ses Soils AEA Gh oe rub ft in gently with the finger . : t a demijotin and re His. Good Service—Courteous Attention obi eg ys ah ry die HS jlon jug of whisky late Thursday} jafternoon in a privately owned gar age at the rear of 1228 12th ave.| The booze was cc ned to EB. M. {Cadwell, manager of the Minor Pharmacy, at 1100 Broadway. Cad well was arrested for unlawful pos session, There are oth er good make in our clothin departmen priced from $ and up. } By morning, most {ff not all, of | your dandruff will be gone, and! three or four more applications} will completely dissolve and en-| tirely destroy every single sign and | trace of it, no matter how much|@ fandruff you may have Steamers Leave Seattle From Colman Dock, Daily, on the Following Schedule: STEAMER WHATCOM —_ You will find, too, that all iteh. Leave Seattle 9:00 a.m. | Leave Bellingham 9:00 p.m, | New lines have been ing nd digs 0 he scalp my Arrive Anacortes 2:30 p.m. Leave Anacortes 10:15 p.m. \ 4q arge ton Anstantiy, and your hair will HM Arrive Bellingham. 4:00 p.m, | Arrive Seattle... 4:00 a-m, SUIT IS AGAINST | added be Down- e fluffy luetrous, glowsy y ang ates @lbns : look a oe! 1 | Stairs stock that are at- Mecount nd nok and feel a hrendredy STEAMER KULSHAN MAYOR AND CHIEF active it’ wee ond joka tet liduid avon’ ét envi Leave Seattle ....10: 00 p. m. | Leave Bellingham. 10:00 a. m, | very attractivel; Here store. It in inexpensive, and Arrive Everett 2:01 | eave Anweaetad “4:48 | guit was filéd in the King ennad y bf ounces {# alf you will need Arrive Anacortes 7:00 a.m | eke ealisied superior court Friday against the] priced. simple romedy has never|fM™m Arrive Bellingham, 8:15a.m.' Arrive Seattle .... 4:15p.m. mayor and chief to recover dam-| That's all there ia to our A | vaniteia Kne a co ba res i hen the B ick. credit system. Select your known to fall—Advertise- | ages r ng when the Brunswick- | Ladies’ Black Kid Button Shoes with gray cloth tops; ent . Balke-Collender pool room, Pine | clothing, make a small pay abo | Comfortable Staterooms on Both Steamers Bl st, near Fir was Taided and a very, pretty style, worth $7.50. ..........+.00 . ment and then pay the remain SE. Dairy Lunch at City Prices wrecked by the ice on Septem. Ladies Dark Brown Lace Shoes with buckskin top, der each week or month. We Iechi: das y ay xX ver.28, 1916, ‘The plaintiff declares . 50 value PRUE ALERT ES Tee eee -$4.95 invite you to open an account ltching Torture Stops |\, Pat Ae adlea’ Vetvas Batson Show, Beabicniaa "aa here tomorrow, ! ‘ aadies buttor Des, ; i It is unnecessary for you to suffer | OUR RATES ARE VERY REASONABLE THEY BACK WILSON ( or lot Children’s Shoes, containing lines of =” and | STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 | vies aha thane ott hide Seattle to Anacortes or Bellingham (*)"'*) $1.50 | ee ate, mostly natrow WEIR. cswiccsv vans $1.95 : i! / if Me »ys’ Scout Shoes and Men's Work Shoes at | little zemo, obtained at Round Jas Ney: se } en's and Boys’ Scout I ° le zen OS ee Seattle to Anacortes or Bellingham ("s""') $2.50 Students and faculty members of | $1.00 cheaper than can be found elsewhere, the University of Washington, at a tly applied will usually give | You can avoid high prices by makin your shoe pur- y @ & Pe mass meeting Friday morning, T dascn woe te ‘quickly | We Solicit Your Patronage passed lutions condemning the chases in our Downstairs Department ons uic! /"ittle group of willful men” who and effectively most skin disease: | failed rt lent Wi) Zemo is a wonderful, penetratir hag led te Tee nen 1392-1334 SECOND AVENUE in the senate PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. | disappearing liquid and soothes ost delicate skin. Jt is not greasy, jis easily applied and costs little Get it't and save further distress, W, Hoge Co, Cleveland, 0. Turrell Shoe Co. 903 SECOND AVE, BURKE BLDG. READ STAR WANT ADS | 1 FATA TONE, WIPER A TET Ee