The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 2

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Call today for examination and estimate free of charge. | Liberal discounts to all union men [showing cards, and their families, | United Painless Deatists 608 Third, Cor. James Phene Eliott 3633. Hours, $20 a. m. toS p.m Sundays, 9 to 1. \. Manufacturer nd Syro, a table «yrup. 5. torpld.| tne toc STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27, 1918. PAGE 2 ‘SPRING TREATMENT '920 ROOMS FOR |EVERY MAN IS "ASKED TO BE A ESERVIST 0 enroll their © United profemmonal Kern in every line, © engaged in mechanical RENT LISTED BY MITTEE HERE U.S. R All and names © of Comme are asked has investiga ton ve welcomes every patri whatever his qualific w#, who Withes to serve, and asky y that he be'#incere in such en ment, Only those now engaged shipbullding industry are not enroll, If you are handy ou may be able to help am in a most vital w buttons are gly enrollment, and thin jal recognition of duty perfo When the eall comes, you not obligated to serve, and this will be left to your own Judgement. If you do not yet know the place of enrollment or agent in your local and cannot ascertain it, go to the are | general enrollment office, in the Cobb the enterprise daily Wime and|buflding, ground Noor, and there |make your enrollment ‘The agents and enrolling places for SCHEIDEMANN DECLARES “ sg ge TEUTON POLICY WRONG", , houses and living room buildings» in need of repair In the firet palen, | weok, thy with | with boards, | Une familie in satisfactory house-| Hiro orn. the menittes faciiitated off families in furninh: ed 9 families in unfur Be are ary of the com ding, in hand kK, and all mittee, 404 6 committee Arnot, 2601 Mastinke ave. Manders & Van Orsdel, 201 Martin AMSTERDAM, — Feb. “The government's Russian policy in not demann Herbert Dole, 2401 ‘Tenth ave. N. Frank Rueth, 2368 Tenth ave. N 8 Blair, 1601 17th ave, N L. Kreychie, 625 Broadway N. Goemnere, 1600 Eastlake ave. Anna J. Bunn, $24 Summit ave, The entente won't recognize an| }) 4 Konick, 277 Bellevue ave. peace. The government yw. 1, Parks, Bwift's pharmacy, 235 |must remain ready for a real peace prowdway N lby understanding, We welcome George Chancellor Hertling’s declaration re-| ytr Welch, o President Wi and Bel: goyiston giur | J. 1, MeDiermid, 11 HE DARKENED HIS) 7 jin ‘=: GRAY HAIR J. L. Gillenple, 4230 B. Madison. D. HM. Nagle, 2401 Rainier ave ‘They Used to Call Him Grandpa; Now They Call Him Kid man reich dispatches here; 1) Fields, 1600 Proadway, ® Denny way and N. A. Jensen, 2718 Beacon ave. C. O. Wolbro, 161 Genesnee at i. Shaw, 4 Lee Gardner, 466 Rainier ave. W. W. Phalen, 4863 Rainier ave. J. B. Keefe, 6623 Rainier ave. Mr. Kricknon, 5624 Mainier ave. John R. Marti, 6230 Rainier ave. W. A. HU, 7829 Kainler ave. R. Hausler, Rainier ave. C. B. Brown, 9248 67th at. | F. A. Nicholson, @2nd and Ryan st J. Mt. Elston, 14th ave. 8, and Clo verdale. W. G. Wottt, 8925 Datas ave. C. L. Wilson, 6023 Duwamish ave A. Berridge, 13th ave. §. and Lucile t TELLS HOW HE DID IT Mr. J. A. MeCrea, a well known resident of San Francisco, who was called Daddy and Grandpa on ac count of his white hair, and who darkened it with a simple home made mixture, recently made the following statement “Anyone can prepare a mixture at home, at very li that will darken gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. To a half pint of | ater aad oun ose ana ant| VALPARAISO WELCOMES U. S. LINER SANTA ANA % ounce of glycerine. These in gredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost. Apply tol VALPARISO, Feb. 27-—~This city the hair twice a week until the de|eurned out today for a reception on sired shade te obtained. This will|poard the U. & and Pacific liner Santa Ana, signatizing Chilean appre clation of the inauguration of direct make a gray-haired person look/| twenty years younger. It dove not) steamship service between New York and Valparaiso via the Panama color the scalp, i not sticky or canal greasy and does not rub off. My friends now call me ‘Kia’ ” Speeches were cade by U. 8. Con- aul General Leo J. Keona, the Chil- Pretot, of the Chamber of Com merce. strength of delical run-down people in ime in many Inetances d and highly endorsed by for- nators and simple jo cont. * ‘The Santa Ans, of the U. & and Pacific line, was the first reesei to leave New York in the new direct service to Valparaiso, She and her sinter ships were commandeered by the government, along with other vonela, for war purposes. Increases ° Thornton Loses F. Appeal in Dance Hall Case Here Rey Thornton, proprietor of the Liberty dance ball, lost his appeal from justice court before Superior Judge Tallman Wednesday, and will be sentenced this week for violation of the dance hall ordinance. Thornton undertook to operate his hall free of charge and boosted the price of soft drinks from 300 to 400 per cent to obtain revenue and evade the closing order of Chief Becking- ham: Both courte sald ft was an eva ston of the law. City Attorney Tom Kennedy handled the prosecution. TOPEKA, KANS., STABTS WAR AGAINST VICE TOPEKA, Kan., Feb. 27.—Fifteen women were held in jail here today as the first victims of the clean-up crusade, following charges of im |morality made by Dr. 8. J. Crum bine, member of the state board of health and reprosentative of the U. 8, surgeon general ' Dr. Crumbine declared many wom en driven from Kansas City by the anti-vice crusaders have come to this and established a Saturday night rendezvous with soldiers Ho intimated present conditions here, unless improved, would result Jin the city being declared “out of |bounds” to noldiers bh tor or druggist about | re han t of the is, the supply, ac nrey, Plym here today mission's in ident of the range | outh, in the fede aquiry. Krumre Fat That Shows | | Soon Disappears =: ‘ i You to dieting h oxercine and fat. ” Stop Itching Eczema Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching eczema quickly by applying a tle zemo furnished by any druggist for 35c, Extra large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the moment zemo is applied. In a short time usually every trace of eczem tetter, pimples, rach, blackheade and similar skin diseases will be removed, slearing the skin and making it sly healt Iways use zemo,the penetrating, an greasy salve and it does not 6 others fail it is the one dependable treatment forskin troubles of all kinds, “he i. W. Kose Lo. Cleveland, Q, pect DELICioUStY MELLOW. | rm: | ¥ ders to remove such extensive war That’s the reason that we dressing this message to you. We assume that you want to your health. We assume that you want to your efficiency. We assume that you want to your earning power. We assume that you want to your chances for success. We assume that you want to your personal appearance. Granted that you want to do facts: any one or all of them. osition. fectly equipped dental office. Every appliance that modern science has perfected for the better be found in our equipment. We offer you the services of high grade, graduate registered dentists—no novices or students are employed here. ated from the best dental colleges and passed the examination of the state den- tal board. Every one of them has his certificate from the state dental | board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. This means that you can come here with perfect confidence that whatever the nature of your treat- ment the work will be done skillfully, scientifically and painlessly—just the way it ought to be done, in short—to _give-you the maximum of service and satisfaction. We offer you the lowest possible prices consistent with the highest grade work. It is possible for us to do this on account of the very large volume of business that we do. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual case 1405 Third Avenue sea i Russ Resistance Is Encouraging Sign for Nation BY J. W. T. MASON | Written for the United Press NEW YORK, Feb. 27.—The In-| Fanization. creasing resistance by the Russians | town. against the German attempt to cap-| W- hall there ture Petrograd, whether immediately | successful or not, is re-establishing & respect for discipline among the Rassian people. | ‘This in more important even than|to sign the the ealvation of the capital. If| council Monday, per Petrograd’s fall is necessary as final| eration of donation demonstration that disc; e alone im required to save the revolution, then the price will be cheap. The saving of the great stores of muni: | | tions near Pskoff, reported today in| @———— st United Press Petrograd dispatches, is very important, not so much because » value of the munitions, but nonstrates the exist: military »idier Ilitherto uring the German ad. vances, the Russians have made no} an4 cure ffort to save anything, Disorgan-| reeving ization has been complete Pakoff incident reveals that the spirit of panic is v hing and the are recovering some of | | SPOKANE, Feb, * | St put a cup of boiling | teacupful at any ingestion. | once Vos vege is Russians their mi performance of painless dentistry will Every one of our operators has gradu- | W. have boycotted St. Marys, Ida.’ | and will spend no money there be- cause a member of the L W. 1s held in jail there accorfing to | the local headquarters of the or- Mary's {s a lumber It recently closed the L W. HASN’T SIGNED BILL Mayor Gill hasn't decided whether ordinance ya niietannenenietiaill HOT TEA BREAKS | A COLD—TRY THIS || Get a «mall package of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy. |a tablespoonful of this hamburg tea, leadership) Dour through a steve and drink a time most effective way to break a cold as it opens the pores, The! the bowels, thus breaking a cold at| inexpensive ble, therefore harmless, _|We Are Assuming That You Are Interested in | our Own Welfare are ad- YB improve increase increase increase improve all these very desirable things, consider these Bad teeth are a stumbling block to Therefore the first step for you to take is to eliminate the bad teeth prop- And that is where we come in. We offer you the services of a per- DR. L. R, CLARE), than an office which does only o | third to one-half of the volume t we do can possibly afford to take. WE OFFER YOU PAINLESS METHODS We have brought our system | painless dentistry to such a point of 7 perfection that we are now able to” | guarantee to perform the most difficult | | dental operations without hurting the | patient a bit. OUR GUARANTEE | Afl work that leaves this offigey | guaranteed by an ironclad guarante of satisfaction, which is signed both by” | the operator who did the work and L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thor- oughly responsible. ' INVITATION We invite you to call. One q0 expert dentists will gladly give: teeth a thorough examination and ‘ou just what is necessary to put into perfect condition. He wiii tell you just what the cost will be. the sake of your own future, we earnestly advise you not to delay. i" REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady Attendants on duty at all times. N. W. Corner Third and Unigpy Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. In every respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. q 4 1. W. W. BOYCOTT TOWN! ‘The I. W. w.! POTATOES With Good Juicy Steak At BOLDT'S 1414 3rd Ave. 913 2nd Ave. passed by mitting the op busses. Take | water upon it, | It is the Also loosens | and entirely It required large organizing ability and a williugness to respond to or. stored in the supplies as were Pskoff area. ISTART NATIONAL SEARCH FOR PORTLAND LAWYER PORTLAND, Feb. A nation: wide search started today for John R. Hughes, former Portland attor- ney, following his indictment on charge of forging the name of Mrs. Caroline L. Axtell, of Seattle, notes and morts approximately $7 Hugher disappe ago, leaving his wife and children unprovided for with PHYLL r play nt the Grip LAXATIVE Ww on box, 80c PALACE HIP A NEW SHOW OF CHOICEST VAUDEVILLE TOMORROW Small Town| Florence Opry AS DAYE and a bevy of beautiful girls. 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