The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 2

STAR—TUES a 1918. PAGE 2 ee! - VIOLENT OF F ENSIVE ON HONEST, PAINLESS DENTISTRY > ||ARMY AFTER WAR FUNDS PYORRHE Alf abp79 our JACCOUNT »—+ IVY | La. Ee on pp anahend Ni it ee ‘ie ae tee PORCHASES WILL BE ADDED WITROUT FIRST PAYMEAT gira “ “3 ye = aes What Is It? of this | a wg ey Pyorrhea (Rigg’s Disease) is characterized by the destruction of the peri- ; i. , i CEP ee dental membrane (the delicate skin around the root of the tooth); also loss buy your wife a the BELL EMPRESS: | a” . x ( wf a of the alveolar walls (the soft, bony tissue uniting the teeth to the jawbone ONE MINUTE special— a : i f . 4 roper); also inflammation of the surrounding tissues; also deposit of calcu- | Fi 4 é i (tartar) upon the roots of the teeth, and formation of pus pockets at neck 4 of teeth. electric washer— ; ,! ee sh t The Research Institute of the National Dental Association states that Py- orrhea causes a loss of over 50 per cent of all teeth sacrificed from all causes. But not only that, many bodily diseases, more or less serious in extent, have been traced to Pyorrhea. Sailors Enjoying Comforts of Home at. Ve W. C. A. Hostess House ° I Treat Pyorrhea | | | Violent offensive all along the y in Industrial centera where front. have no adequate or mat | Bid og Me ee ae) S ate — ster ‘ bested jo First stage cases I can quickly control and clean up the disease. | for $40,000 war funds, where no opportunity in pro- Second stage cases are more difficult, but respond to my treatment in a | started wae 4g Bae 4 for rest and recreation very satisfactory manner, and I check the disease from making further inroads. ered at 5 p.m. Tuesda ee war-worn women sane . ‘ the ‘wertiord. ta. tha easipolin ‘e _ Third stage cases are still more difficult and require the application of elim- assemble in the Fi | f the fund is to be used ination and restoration. 1213 Fourth | for t ergency housing of many Consult me about Pyorrhea; my advice is Free. | thousand American girls who bulletins of the advance| are now employed in war made from headquarters. A| tties and for their recreation, - ee —— will Se ee AL ar eegan thaien Cnaartel Pain Eliminated to a Save $10 on a New Set in the Masonic/ cep Nurtes eoertu | ‘al VHimins bs by of the best low-priced air- 2 bana ncead ten une ay italty important Cres Great Extent of Trubyte Teeth here rend ar war work is that o ¢ “torpor len’ Victaging rom ang. vecreniion os thal by the use of “Novocain.” I use it in filling | Regular $25 upper or lower set of these A. B. Stewart, manager Of!) cio nurses at the front, to keep | and grinding terth, also in removing live | teeth at $15. I guarantec the plates to fit, Fegular price $ | campaign and beg nine them healthy and efficient that! nerves. | and to restore the natural facial expression. J cial ge | ied oe they may the better take care of| Teeth extracted with practically no feeling | Teeth extracted FREE when I make your special at ss “ wounded and keep up a cheerful | of pain. | Plate. P—give your wife a One Mine a ‘ u | 7 . 3 | electric washer, pay for it on ou we will place an am ieowea hea, very tm portant in keeping Free X-Ray Service ‘Teeth Cleaning the —— up morale of our nationa’ ft ” i ‘ “ore byes Help Girl Workers Sie aoa tare teaetane to My Patients Preventative Measure electric washer is MALLEABLE | i ay ig phaprle ged lmerarss The money ts being raised for a houses, of which 80 are either built The X-Ray does away with all guesswork | 1f you would have clean and hygienic labor: you simply attach it tol) Tage in your home | number ¢ ar nec jes summar-|or under constru tion in and near] in dentistry | mouth, and ward off mouth disease, let me BEE electric light socket ana thel) ized as “The Second Line of De-|cantonmenta, In them the soldiers| I use it as an ald to my diagnosis of diffi. | carefully and thoroughly clean and polish Machine w «}} on thirty days’ free triail wee ; ; can | any, Metts Unter hometine a, cult cases of tooth and mouth trouble. your teeth. and ~ c i among these Is the caring tions, their 1 ore, sisters, wives a bh your elf stove er range ) - seands of omen c C es eart r ° ° edjusted to fit over any laundry *}) taken as & part payment. and women andjand sweethearts, and the expert { -—— acaellalides elmetsd . Th ia ene te Saneabe eee Examination and Estimate Free. All Work Guaranteed. nda »} RECOGNITION FROM PEOPLES, || DR. H. Js HARVEY RUSSIA WANTS, SAYS LEADER ees IN REITMAN CHANGES 14-YEAR-OLD BOY AND BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN Jcome. We are not concerned in old WS MIND; MARRIES MOTHER GO ON TRIAL | Uritet Press Correspondent pro 9 rl liye cred | SSS « it 1918 by the United Preas) “me inhistory government—a gov 2, + #t, left $62 in the Ull Monday ht. |_ENGLISH SUFFRAGIST| ON MURDER CHARGE) “irrnoctean, Jan 22--New fox crimes! of he vaniat ant'op |City Fish Market. | | KEEP DOORS LOCKED; | ight! “one "Punsany "mora premne: r HCAGO, Jan, 22.—Dr. Ben L.| PENDLETON, Jan. 22—With asin wants recognition trom the peo |” "We can hope to succeed, not in Will Open Friday; SNEAKS ARE SNEAKISH| PB al oe singe Me cen: amy former secretary of Emma) jury impancied and the opening | ples of the world more than the gov-| proportion as we are recognized by| Seattle's city fish eee Lock your door! oc cadens een om, and advocate of free love, | statements made, the trial of Mra|ernments of the world. she looka|the foreign offices of other coun-|for business at § o'clock Friday! Sneak thieves are real sneakish : it was learned today. He Gorn Gebeen and her 16 14 oe hi » Rereergee tries, but in proportion as we receive | Perning. eh _| these days, it neems, to say just when the event | Cora Colwell a: ‘year-old son, | forwa jopefully to a world prole| 1 os tive support of the proletariat| DF. J. 8. McBride, city health com) John ‘Tartavick, New Richelieu Lawrence Colwell, on charge of mur-|tariat, which will combine to stop | of the democracies of the world. if|tisioner, announced this morning | hotel, Third and Columbia, left his der, started today. war's slaughter and cradicate all/any governments willingly recognize| the hour of peng _—., ot |200F Unlocked Monday night. Tues The boy ia accused of slaying Jas.| causes for future war the rights and the grandeur of a re-| _ “Between 1.500 and 2.000 poulvils © [day morning, $65 minsing. Rey what we have ot stake E. Short, an aged farmer, in a dis | ‘The Polsheviki ministry of for-| Public being born in the midat of an| fresh fish, passed upon by the Uw) Ming J. Adama, $28 13th ave. saw e. an rina ry external and civil war, the jen} partment of fisheries as absolutely), man crawling in the window of || Fer every lecome écllar pute over a horse deal between Short| eign affaira thus outlined Russia's | of fuswia will be glad to receive that|{reah. Will be on the ce ; her bedroom. A scream sent him mt + ney Mitchell was taking | and the boy's father. The mother i= 2 for the | recognition } read t he | scurrying away are sleeping: oak thief entered his! charged with inciting the murder./ . ed by Un oh | W. B. Turner, barber, 419% Pike 1 First ave., and stole a/The defendants plead self-defense Minister Salkind in the| .¥ ‘ ish im: located vo Pataca 3 Pike pl. Fin h sed boy to inte ‘otaky c t the r Bite — Scale eeaaie Unerta. 1h| EAE : the decof cot vou. $TQP YOUR COUGHING | is have bee ae “eta Firat appl 0 1 s | Noneed telet that cough persist. Stop the I V nh rip: Pera, as Omak Sar see rete GERMAN ENEMIES TO Distasi gad ie | * jfight against all foes wherever | REGISTER FEBRUARY 4) | found, with full pride in the con 4 < alien sciousness of having contributed an The registration of German allen | feel a cold coming on, siop it with a feW){nmortar page to the history of out ¥ far the most conspicu-| snemien will begin in Seattle, at po | about ts and ix probabl on the} es of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, which de-| mankind aunandpratably ice headquarter. at ole : The government of the soviet of | care} ment If we are ¥ bys germs, acts as a Tonic and Laxative, and KOCDE| as seepin's aumadenicion, Writs accent qvaibien: ae. teak ate erm System in condition to throw off attacks of Colds,|« wovernme soldiers “ta not con: |Rave,virtually no hair troubles. Ant registrar for the Western division, | ants and solliers is not CON | especially fine shampoo his . 4 Paco | » and Influenza. cerned with obtaining recognition | weather, one that brings tetas 2 ao ene etal “Gontsons or from foreign powers,” the foreien| natural beauty of the hair; that dis- dessa 4 a German empire or oft} office statement to the United Press| solves and entirely removes all dan the tmpertal German government, of | } mat an exces “ a ve r ¢ the united soviet ff, excean oll and dirt; can easily! 14 years and upwards, not naturalix ‘ "i ¥ A 1 at trifling expense by aim led as American citizens, are soemyntl Ma supporter of Mrs "Pankhurst. ene it Wes ee to ne & tee nful of Can-| ty reginter an allen enemion . work : > vit you ous Die at any! Registration will continue daily, | ‘ ’ from February 4 until February | HEN ?. = the cause of Colds, Grip : akes « full cup Ot slibmageo| eee ren ecg tee at 66 a girl’s good, | of war, n: 1 instead of Junt the| 2 i | bition, wh ne form or another : weletnordh- 4 (een aueemmamumam she’s oo any- reeves Headaches caused from Cold | 55\:::::. 1); governments an at pres P chia fhemically) te you value your watch, let g 7 lent constituted Ber sa ®*\ Haynes repair it. 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Cobb TRANS- Lady,” at the Wilkes Theatre tive necountants, < exper: | a ENT, Pau anoed in.athsienes wore, woolen hy ‘AL all this week. a al a ing establishments and foundry or| Starting Saturday oe | : iow ying Week to RECOKDBREAKING HOUSES | machine shops, according to H. £.) “ CTS A. LUNDBERG Co, ———COME DOWN AND TRY TO GET IN———_ | Ward, secretary of the 11th U. 8.| gf the Freedom Any Seat in Ral: ee i AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA—WITH SPECIAL MUSIC Civil qevice datrict | of the World 10c: y to. —<— SS SS Papen oy nes EON 7 Massive Reels night. Lower floor 2O0C STAR WANT ADS Saving. Buy thrift stamps. BEST FOR RESULTS o_O