The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1918, Page 2

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WASHINGTON, April 12.—Die.|ton steamship West Durfee wan! minsal of Capt. Anderson H. French, | launched Thursday evening. jr, 184th infantry, haa been ordered | Nearly 100 members of the Seattle by President Wilson for absence | Girls’ Honor Guard were in attend without leave from Camp Burea EET |euard and for drunkenness in uni California Druggist’s Opinion of Kidney Medicine form. | About fifteen years ago we com |menced the malo of Dr. Kilmer's SwampRoot and we do not know }of a «ingle came where a customer was dinmatinfied with remults obtain. all of them #p Our expe un that it DANCEatFOSTER'S or returaing Db early care Vietcher Nay, Pvery Sati plece . | BILLY sUvDAT fs just as bad to use up a AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN {2*',tine JON CORTS LAUGHING HRIOT With JOHNNY Louis And Uncle meow gers to And wilt be tn the wine! While Uncle Sam Is new at bat | responds “an enemy submarine. 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TH “The Eye is Our Specialty” Est, 1906 Spectal Attention | Boys in Uniform ENGINE PLANT HERE Don wbtpyard The pre ‘The extablishment here of a half e trenates was made thru Kinnear &| 1145, goliar branch plant for the a au gines on come tru ee eae ae. | eae atten ‘ eM Re contract t closed sw the Pacifi ant in be to facilitate the wtation of raw and finished * STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1918. PAGE 2 You know very well, if you have bad by putting it off? that you delay. that way. Why come here? you ask. We can give you good and sufficient First.—Graduate Registered Dentists. Every operator employed in this office is a graduate registered dentist. That means that he knows his busi- ness and knows it thoroughly. It means that he has spent years of hard, patient study under competent instructors learning the dental profession. It means that after he has graduated from his dental college that he has passed a very thorough and searching examina- tion before a board of dental examiners as to his knowl- edgs of and fitness to practice the dental profession. Having successfully passed this thorough examina- tion, he is given a certificate showing that he has done 60. and you will find it hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, where i, is plainly visible to all. Second.—Painless Methods. We have brought our system of painless dentistry to such a point of perfection that we are now able to guarantee to perform practically any kind of dental work without hurting the patient a bit. Genuine “Novo-Cain” is a very important factor in this. Third.—Sanitation We have the most sanitary office that modern science and skill has been able to devise. We have spared no expense in this particular as we realize fully its import- ance. Every operator and attendant are dressed at all times in spotless white. All instruments are thoroughly and completely sterilized after use. We believe that the above reasons oug grade. We invite you to call and let one of our e just what is needed to put your teeth into pe: Don’t you think it is about time you gave yourself ! 1405 Third Avenue In Ev Diagonally Across the Street LADY ATTENDANTS ON NOW, RIGHT NOW, IS | will come sooner or later that you will simply be compelled to have them attended to. Meanwhile, what are you gaining You are not only suffering all the discomfort and bad effects of decayed teeth, but you are steadily and surely in- creasing the expense of having the work done, every day So why not make up your mind this very minute as you read this ad that you will have your teeth put into good shape without further parleying or dilly-dallying about the matter? Once they ARE put into perfect condition, as we do it at this office, it will be a very simple matter to keep them be well worth your while to come to this office. Every operator in this office has such a certificate | Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CL ARK, Manager. Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. rom the Postoffice. ’ DUTY AT ALL TIMES. teeth, that the time pe © DR. L. BR. CLARK Fourth.—Low Prices. While this is, of course, not of the first importance compared with your getting the very best work, still it is a point worthy of consideration when you consider that we turn out nothing but the very highest grade of workmanship. | Our low prices are made possible by the very large | volume of business that we do. This permits us to take a smaller profit on the individual patient than an office which does a much smaller volume than we do can pos- sibly afford to take. Fifth.—Our Guarantee. We guarantee all our work with an ironclad guarantee of satisfaction, which is signed both by the operator who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly respon- sible. This protects you fully from every angle, for if for any reason your work does not entirely satisfy you, come back to us and we will make tt right. | Sixth.—A Real and Sincere Desire to | Please and Satisfy You. | Maybe you don’t think this is important, but we fi do. We feel that when you come here our relations have just begun. We expect to so please and satisfy you that you will not only return to us when in need of our ser- | vices at any time in the future, but that you will also | recommend your friends to us and be able to do it abso- lutely conscientiously. That is what has been a very large factor in building up our business. At to convince you beyond any reasonable reasons why it will doubt that this is indeed the proper place to come for dental % ‘vice of the highest FREE EXAMINATION | xperts give your teeth a thorough examination. He will tel you rfect condition and also just what the cost will be. the advantage of a good set of teeth? N. W. 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This great number of tone gradations results in wonderfully beautiful “tone shades” or “tone colors.” Not only does the Duo Art excel in’ “tone color” but in five other vital points— 1—“Time” Control—which not only regulates the time but instructs and guides the one correct interpretation of the sele 2—Accenting the Solo—dringin (or melody), but at the same time ompaniment so that it properly supports the s 3—No Pedaling—The air chamber is constantly without foot pedaling, pe itting the t devote his entire attention to interpretation, thus mak ing the instrument a pleasure instead of a labor. 1—Simplicity of Construction—No complicated or trouble some mechanisms, as in other Players 5—Reproducing the actual playing of the Great Pianists— with the wonderful Duo Art Rolls, as perfectly as tie Victrola reproduces the voice of Caruso and other great artists There so many interesting things about the Art-—we cordially invite you te come in and see hear it. I Sherman |Glay & Co.