The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1918, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 19, 1918. PAGE 2 BRITONS WAIT |" irish Woman Fights With Serbs CALMLY GREAT“ age SMASH OF WAR Your Credit Is Goody ADD TO Your| \ACCOUNT => —ii you have an account here, your additional pur- Witlt TITRE Ait ARMIPS chases will be added without first payment, IN THE FIELD, Feb. 19.-—With ut ahock of battle Unlike 4 arte the Brit ! not prepa exceptional values from the truak department lutely, calm and unafraid wardrobe trunk: special—|steel-covered trunk: special Bs og. aye’ gh tood of an appr ligence was ever so high | Leaders and men never oroly in ¢ att te Iver appears to feel that in all probabiiity it will be the turning point in the war: that behind the kalser's bluffing ed nation of nt Tlinde nb yul ything he's got into this punch, he cannot-—-must not-—will not win. Formerly, only the generals knew what a battle every tepiier knows that upon hin '$is.45 $19.50; special for the week was abo to some extent. depends much leather “suitcase: special— ‘rome extn’ yom regular price 847.50 olnae well-made wa robe tr Meantime, a str Service: regular price fhe try Rae one Yor tw Jes Sergt Maj Fiore special for : ~~ Sandes, a plucky Irish woman, has which she Joined as 4 private, on be an SR) ing eut off from the r am preaston bulance serv dur retreat During ¢ Sandes hae taken ae epeany fighting, and was ba i a eatches the taking of Hill 212. She has been transi” regular awarded the highe tions in special price fo ne gift of the rule a the week Bho in shown in th s reat in t rbian will 34-in aid good-bye fain in the Rey < premier dancer, who gave t another mig Never before did the tle Church Around the Co ike; regular price $19.95 regular price $2.95 purchaser THEY MAKE PROTEST from when he sold Bob to A conviction was the result Frenchy's” place of business wa: located at 1333 Weller st Tut he lost his principal source of revenue |when Summers had Bob LE CASE UP that he could get the lead pipe for 15TH NEXT MONTH |" Joe Revelie, former dry squad ot | U, S, NEEDS CARRIERS | flcer, accused of grand larceny, will * he tried March 16. ‘The case was] 9, gpd egy fn org ere, Bia ange crete Ri oR ial cg um and live right at home? mJ RB Kett asked th my ree to go where you please | Humsian ¢ capital today in kbak flying corps. n the atrest, the reserves nticlpate from the traffic squad battled with | Shoo het & sa hundreds who tried to gain admit e ge the coming season aan ame wnustes pethionsn poss | a ae members of s Cannery operators |*uppies and equipment to Alaska ti a wbortage of nb AS ONSTOMACH |FEVEL - SOUR STOMACH | INDIGESTION | HEARTBU jed their horses thru the crowd to} make way for the hearse The Last March Borne by six cadets of the Royal! | Flying Corps, the casket bearing the| a@viator-dancer waa brought into the ‘The Vttle Hy torn wo be he on the Saturday, at the pontoffice + Age limit, 19 to 45 yearn a are received at room siuad officers last December. march with Castle * oe ee Vices were short, and there 5 eulogy. 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BROADWAY PAY the sheri hat a mypertor TO BE OPENED SOON ourt sente hat nehy” serve Phe Duwanslehe-Iex from 18 months to ears for grand ‘ The Duwamish Renton larceny, had been affirmed by the supreme court | regular price 034.50 At the trial, in 191 it was shown | —biack veneered 5-ply trunk: all that “Frenchy” had a horse named Tiber heavy steel-protected Hob which had a lead wind-pipe. corners and | sdges, strong He 5 this 2 heat a5 eatches an lock; indestruct- bag: 18-inch a Saee “t el -l ate! 1 Jock, indestruct mK: is-ineh Hi) Ht ie ae NEW YORK, Feb. 19 Bread rushing ip ton packing trade i 504-512 EITEL BUILDING when your eight hours are up? f hard bb ty - " : | o ard rubber, and ¢ hott + it - wr Uae ee | The government 4 a —. following the t oy choir ket or pur Tt wilh! 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GAINES IS BUSY MAN the canker, bo ne t f +oee | man Hurley. t hur 3 perience 0 Others of my election judges were on the wate thai? ed at the Grand Central + We have helped hundreds to |] ~ ai nited tg tee Ohman bie = %|% Drinks Hot a When you feel a cold coming on, stop it with a few Frow money. trom apps merry edhe A oe Ape ar doses of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets, # of violating the | Mistie thron aren PA: | which destroy germs, act as a Tonic and Laxative, and He| An inside bath is had by drink keep the system in condition to throw off attacks of Steadman, |!" ‘ ——n HONEST, PAINLESS DENTISTRY The Value ol the X-Ray When one considers that prior to the time when the X-Ray came to the ik aid of dentistry, that 90 per cent of cases of abscesses at the roots of the teeth escaped recognition, even by the most skilled dental surgeons, then some idea ix gained of the wonderful value of the X-Ray in advanced, sci- entific dentistry. Abscesses, Pyorrhea pus-pockets and mouth infection of different kinds are very often, in fact are most always invisible to the naked eye. The tooth or teeth in the diseased area may have every appearance externally of being healthy, yet in spite of all the information that the patient may give, and in addition to a very careful examination, the wrong tooth or teeth may be blindly treated or extracted. Thus it can be readily understood that the only true way by which an exact and correct diagnosis of a suspicious or difficult case of tooth or mouth trouble, is by the aid of the X-Ray. The X-Ray has been found to be of the utmost value in discovering these plague spots of hidden infection. However, the great value of the den- tal X-Ray is realized when the evidence contained in the Radiograph enables the dentist to effectively treat the diseased tooth and fill the deeply buried roots, thus reaching the very heart of the trouble and correcting it. The X-Ray is the only absolute means of dental diagnosis—without it dentistry is guesswork. Free X-Ray Service to My Patients My dental office is one of the few in the Pacific Northwest equi; to do X-Ray work. My patients do not have to go outside my office for this service, which is rendered FREE OF CHARGE. Call at office and see sample Radiographs. They will interest you. All Work Practically Painless I use “Novocain™ in filling and grinding teeth, also in removing live nerves | Teeth extracted with practically no feeling of | pain. | $25 Genuine Trubyte Plates. .....$15 I guarantee these plates to fit comfortably, sat- | intactorily. Price includes Free extraction of | teeth . I Treat Pyorrhea | in the first, second and third stages, ectentifically, effectively, succensfully. Oral Prophylaxis The preventive measure against tooth de cay, ete hero fealty, | Teeth cleaning, $1.50 up. Fixamination and estimate FREE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED DR. H. T. 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The ordinance authorizing the purchase was passed by the city council last The tires were found later hidden| en * brush m the Bothell 7 ee ee day this year. Therefore the doubt. ae 8 who te tn the county jati,| 80 Caldwell is looking up the law] |? “¢ extends the Ballard municipal on the subject. street car line to 85th st. at the tires were given him He formerly served « sen on MoN burglar a postoffice, Alfred Lundin #' ‘The Quinine That Dees Net Affect He corny ATLANTIC SHIPYARDS | TO GET N. W. LUMBER West coast lumber will be rushed by the railroads to shipyards on the noc meaboard is was promised the government fonday by the car commission, na. tional defense division of the Ameri sn Railway association, on request of J, H. Bloedel, head of the lumber ‘department of the shipping board. ‘/BIG SUM FOR SOLDIERS) At a dance at Mt. 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