The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1918, Page 2

« STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1918. PAGE 2 = CITY'S PROBLEM ERICKSON REPORTS | OF HIGHER PAY | SKAGIT POWER SITE | _ ABOUT SOLVED, LOOKS EXPENSIVE rtment heads! Th ‘ont of building in $1,000,0 54 Years service to! the homefurnisher! | with an Malleable YOUR DUTY IS CLEAR Take Care of Yourself! See that YOU are fit. Keep your health and efficiency at maximum pitch. Then go ahead and perform your duty to family, friend and country. Give freely of yourself; but give of the best. Councilmen cam were ¢ atully iny ter of salary Your. Credit ployes would dinponed 0 “gt 1 whethe \s at a joint : ell, f “ af : e an’ We © the 1 ale “any rewult of the @ Deformed, decayed, or missing teeth make for ill-health and inefficiency. They mean imperfect mastication and its consequent stomach troubles. They harbor noxious germs whose activities bring about neurasthenia, headaches, insomnia and a host of nervous and other disorders. 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