The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1917. PAGE 4 TREADWELL TO. HUNT FOR GOLD Reports brought to Seattle by mining men from Alaska, indicate that more than two. thirds of the mine workers of Treadwell have left the city for other camps since the flood there Approximately — 1,200 men were employed there be fore the disaster, in the four mineg operated by the com pany. Not more than 400 are left. Tho flooding occurred at a time of the year when many of the men feel the call of the a nd set out prospecting for themselves, and they im mediately dispersed to the hille with their prospectors’ packs. Many sought other mining centers for employ nt that aby The com the fourth r which was ny ts GENUINE PAINLESS DENTISTRY fred and had = for day for earn, sto eon rsa No disappointment here REMODEL RECTOR Pain and b have been banished forever from its, wh the Boston Dental offices : of i ent t ‘ Every operation is now en from even oan started on th € the slightest feeling or unpleasa sensation will be finish Teeth Extracted Without Pain. marae - Fillings Without Pain. t the ¢ Chauncey Wright (at left), Echo Zah! and James R. Boldt, se “Tiz” for Aching, Burn-| ,, U | ing, Puffed-up Feet and d ave. few menths | o Boldt hung a | Corns or Callouses. od ign next door } “ History peated Itself on Sec-| al ond ave dt was the first com “Sere! 1 Use TZ ther Every Time tor Atter Boldt’s debut as his r n Third Cha anesthetic in Any Foot Trouble.” We make no charge for the new any operation. Novocain also free, if you prefer it TEETH EXTRACTED FREE—n matter how rand new ea a block away from i ot tm order to introduce our many—any time. You do not have to order other ) like to browse © ng) plate, which ts» the work | hie ee ten | Hahtost wy strongest plate known, s me he has @ ten! goes not cover the roof of the 4th floor of the | Sie" you cas bite corn off the 3 >, guaranteed 15 years. — q ory fe work ai eight stories We do only the very © work, w h a Higher shop, if | G06 crown ... ++. 83,00 the very 1 can buy. Our $165 net of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 charges att y . $10 eet of teeth $5.00 about hz at you woulc r hig Good-bye, sor Chauncey Wright, tn his » | Bridge work, per tooth, old $3.00 class, guaranteed dentistry | swollen feet, ten pla t aoed gr (a) White crowns . : d-by and in ‘windows corn A thor ex na hesitant gaze of Gold filltoge . fre We ‘you in fiver fillings ie cost ‘will ne ye 2 ise Platina fillings . foot mise Ah! how comf 1 1 » heaves hang Dr. M. O. Sipes, Manager. Get a 25-cent box of “Tiz" now!as lone sent ting the call] Most of ex patronage is 1420 Second Ave., Seattle. at any t or department) when they sh . ‘ie NeDt| ore, whowe work ts still giving good ‘ or y suffe € f erion of eaters” abovw « A®l f customers he Opposite Bon Marche. jroo ae ter, = Re day rg Maa aecitte 2 cok When eoming : t ‘ ss h flee, be eure you are In the rye nd meat | whice He ce Bring this ad with you Ay iblic may gaze and gaze thru me ndow f in sweet con Cut - Rate , OHI Dentists UNIVERSITY #T. Ovvosite Vraser-Patersos Ce. HEIDELBERG > Dill I Pickles are put up ccording to an THE NEW DR. EVANS Physician Acute and Chronic Diseases ONE DOLLAR CASH Includes Medicine 401 Peoples Bank Bidg Second and Pike 10 a. m, to 5 p. m. 7to8 p.m Sundays 11 a, m. to 12. QUICKEST Way TRY IT—YOU’LL LIKE IT At All Dealers RAINIER PRODUCTS CO. TELEPHONE SIDNEY 1 Bottling Department AND photographed in front of the Wright '800 MEN LEAVE |Jim Boldt and Chauncey Wright Pose for Picture With cho Zahl; Frigidly | Deny That They’re Cut throat Rivals * SPECIAL. OTICE For the purpose of o-opera th the hon furnisher during the present h ost the following terms on homefurnishi iy vail until further notice: $ 4.00 $ 50, nothing down, $1.00 week, or mo. $100, nothing down, $1.25 week, or $ 5.00 mo. $150, $ 5.00 down, $1.75 week, or $ 7.50 mo $200, $10.00 down, $2.50 week, or $10.00 mo. $250, $12.50 down, 20 week, or $12.50 mo. $300, $15.00 down, $3.50 week, or $15.00 We Invite the T GOTTSTE! as beretc The continue inal onable a payment JUNE BRIDES _ AND ENGAGED ‘COUPLES - Buck's Union Made Stoves and Ranges Puliman Revolving-seat Bed Davenports The Ostermoor Mattress Sole Agents M.A. GOTTSTEIN . . . | Boldt restaurants on Third ave. Mise Zahi, of The Star, interviewed the rival proprietors, then posed ; Crown and Bridgework Without Pain. 8 |tor a picture * m . de ¥ BY ECHO JUNE ZAHL |templat Ar Ile { are t acemakers Even Live Nerves Removed Without Mrs. 8 harp rhe Ay Mn panae ate haa the Slightest Feeling. Ciw | TOY TO : " small word is , thought | t P oo me e of service enc ¥ The wonderful new anesthetic used in Seattle t has sev weak and wife; tt So 1 went and talked to them only by Dr. Sipes and the Boston Dental staff grave: ht ha tered the strong REAL PAINLESS HAND THEY BLANDLY 1 <4 has entirely revolutionized the practise of den- ‘SORE, TIRED FEET: = sc ibaa entra + lpcoraarted THAT THEY DON'T LIKE EACH | tistry. No gas; no unpleasant after-effects. , pears Gee | Chemnaey DENTISTS OTHER, J senvenn ee tees’ 4 tamukiaat On And they posed for thetr picture And I'm not a peacemaker, after all Each is glad that the other has fo much food and so many food seekers, according to what they told me eee business has increased,” oy I it t je h 1 under diff aht next door to his Th avenue lost a nicke said when I put it i} in told I couldn't and Jim exactly crazy Imme was tak ter a the picture ldt left Be for a lunch eon engagement And eft with Chauncey, I| lunched v n about each | FURNITURE CO. SEATTLE'S:POPULAR HOME FURNISHERS | | | Second Avenue, Between Pike and Pine. “ - —s i could not get the Unitd, ny to take his tnventiott seriou but the French army took it at once, az has found {t very successful Nikalgen,” as the new i is called, is composed of loric acid and urea, PAIN KILLER IS NEW YORK, June 1'.—A new anesthetic, which soldiers may apply themselves locally to a wound, and which will deaden the pain, will be in the kit of American soldiers in France, if the American Defense society has its way. The Old-Time Baseball Player Dies at 50 ABERDEEN Jack Pan June 11 METROPOLITAN---Week June 10 2P.M. TWICE DAILY ——— 8 P. M. The ELLIOTT & SHERMAN FILM CORP DAVID W. GRIFFITH'S MASTERFUL AMERICAN PLAY ORATION Presents stow amount of d, 1 mean. But an I ate dn't help letting my thoughts y to Boldt, stead ® where in Seattle GRADUATES ARE TOLD TO PRAY | BY REV. ROSS J ivered to graduatir 8 of the Unt versity of Wa ton by the Rev Hugh G. Ross, Sunday morning at Meany hall “God eaker, “will 1} Himself nowadays to the 1 except thru medium Prayer is the most im function of the soul. By ¢ lifted up and beyond, and it, we must surely fail » the high place we are occupy with Divine The Invocation was delivered by the Rey. Albert Lathrop. Presiden Henry Suzzallo read the scrip and Mrs. Romayne Jansen Show Me Thy Ways, O Lord.” She accompanied by the unive tra. The Rev. Willis pronounced the bene: See Dr. Edwin J. Brown HIMSELF Seat to» Dentist, $25.00 for 00, of a $26.00 eet for te 00° These prices tn clude extracting — without “THE LODGE Fourth Ave. at Westlake i High-class E ntertalnment and Dancing i. to 1 A. M. SSHMENTS = Given Away, an abnormal} | “cost” $500,000 “PEOPLE” 18,000 EVENING at 8 P.M. i 25c 50c “HORSES” 3,000 MATINEE AT 2 P.M. PRICES 15c 25c¢ “SCENES” 5,000 ~ ACCOMPANIED BY BIG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 3 HOURS—THRILLS—LAUGHTER—TEARS Millions Have Seen It—Only—To Come Again and Again. The “Mastercraft” of “Film Perfection” SEATS ON SALE NOW FOR ENTIRE WEEK NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL June 13, 14, 15 ROUND TRIP $7.50 Dates of Sale June 12, 13, 14 Final Return Limit June 18 Trains leave at Sa. m., 4:15 City Ticket Office 504 Second Avenue King Street p.m, and 11 Station 9 p.m, Phone Elliott MeMulle 3-0 A. G. F. Tinling,