The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1918, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1918, PAGE 2 ENEMY WAGES (CARNIVAL TO BOOST | HOT STRUGGLE BIG HOSPITAL FUND _ ON VENICE WAY. DENTISTRY” “HONEST, PAINLE GOLD CROWNS ND BRIDGES MADE TO A STANDARD—NOT TO A PRICE out 0’ door bungalow furnishings — FS anch department now contributes its ina rptend id, attrac Mand extensive way—Curniahir fit the season. We tnvite your xp Fepresentative of J. W. T. Mason {| Direct to The Star ) Ny Ualted Press Leased Wire | ” ” NEW YORK, J Battle Analysis by i al attention te the displays which, as usual, are fairest pricing» Htatians is being narrowed ne ete assault roads leading to so an to fe sale of sample traveling bags po ramen bea tes sinst attacks that are $9.95 to close out quict le traveling bax nd * I don’t believe in cheap-dentistry—hasty, unskilled work, inferior materials and bargain counter prices, because I believe in giving my pa tients and all who come to me HONEST VALUE and work of the most PERMANENT character. And 1 carry out this conscientious belief in every filling, crown, bridge, plate, in fact, in every piece of work—in every operation performed within my office. Each gold crown, each bridge, each plate and for that matter, ever particle of work done in my office must exactly measure up to a fix standard—the highest standard that superior grade of materials, and experienced, licensed operators and expert laboratory workmen can pro- duce. It’s QUALITY and not cut prices that really counts in dentistry. For rviceable and dependable gold crowns and bridges and dental work, con stently priced, come to my office. GOLD CROWN SPECIFICATIONS My Crowns are fitted with 29-gauge thickness of Ney’s 22-karat gold plate. A blue wax inlay impression of ‘he masticating surface of the opposing teeth is taken with the band in place, then the cusps are carved to form the natural cusps of teeth. This is then invested in a plaster compound, cast and subjected to high heat, Pure 22-karat molten gold is cast into the form of the wax, which has been burned out, fusing onto the band, making the Crown one solid piece of gold, which will endure a lifetime of stress and wear, © Pave ri wn, T h in the first dete € ng Venice, has been vera! places and fidh crombed at & Is proceeding in the plains | ing to the Venetian lowlands | fety of Ver of the enemy | H from the attractive showing of couch hammocks — fighting for Venice ts pro] territory for ma to the Guilt of} movements by either side might well drive the oth er into Mhe water | A check delivered by the Italians inder the nt conditions would ming effect on £ becaune the Piave river, already! s been conaid fat U.S. SUBMARINE. SINKS U-BOAT, $1.69 regular price $2.50 t iron cam & Bales regular pr pur 1 holes at yee lar price he i $2. 19 $54.50 i for the wee ip stove with cast iron two-hole sie: regular | NEW June 18—A Ger-| man submarine was sunk by an| American submarine, aff the Vir} ginia capes, last Friday morning, ac} « to a story told by persons ar- uba. ouch hammock LASTING SANITARY WON'T TARNISH OR »— _ TURN BLACK BEAUTIFUL ECONOMICAL RIDGEWORK SPECIFICATIONS My Bridge Restoration is made by using the famous Steele Porcelain anterior and posterior Replacable teeth, all boxed with pure gold and backed with 22-karat gold. They imitate wonderfully and beautifully the priceless pearls that Nature gave to you. $4.95; ape- $ teatertal. caren t BEE Ger ths wreck SSo 7H || Material: cotton fitted mattreag: je stove with four — rest; equlpp : regular price $7 Bir $8.45 | neers Esther Sund, blonde, entered in carnival beauty contest. The pret- test blende will represent “Peace.” The prettiest redhead will play | “Venus” and. the prettiest brunette “Cleopatra.” a the details were ob " t necensity for] Committees are all at work on the * to be staged at the Naval | Owing to the urge tained from officers of the, American submarine, who exchanged greeting# with officers of the liner not far|¢ration of ho m New York, while the United Bremerton for the use of men er j s submarine was taking SUP | gaged in emential war industries plies from a mother ship The story is ax follows the Immediate construction and op tals in Seatt Stewart, director of st on nightly, © and red. was organ, carry lead « of lab Wreckage were observed PYORRHEA TREATED 1 treat Pyorrhea (Riggs’ Disease) heroically, scientifically, effectively, successfully. Con. sult me about this disease. Advice Free. DENTAL PLATES $15 UP Mates made by a specialist. Wit guaranteed and natural facial expresion restored. Free extraction of teeth where I make your plate. | FREE X-RAY SERVICE to my diagnosis of difficult cases of tooth in filling and grinding down teeth and in | aiq:mouth troubles. removing live nerves, which reduces pain to @ minimum, Examination and Estimate Free. Laat Frida norning the Amert | Carnival will be divided between the dances and tableaux of this military {failed to spy the American, which) such a vivid picture was painted ity committee a beauty contest is the American, emerging. could nee I today at a joint meet: | haired giris in Seat tament in his pocket knows he ix | ter. A united Seattle is now behind the) “The Jaze Trail” committee has right--knows that God is with him. Narges of the naval officers alleg: | pig carnival which will be staged on one of the hardest tasks of the week and the terrors and dangers of No /¢d to have sponsored this account the Naval Training camp and Uni that of arranging stunts for the Joy provide Amnerican fighting men with | Ito the limit o j / ” committee and they are working in EMPEY § PLEA | Testaments will be held in Washing | PACIFIC LINE ‘The War Industrial Hospital fend | con) a “4 ‘will on under the | Paign June 21 to 24. Bible booths at | jvide the necemmary medical and | week of sporting events ever gather @ answer the last roll call.” Pacific Coast Steamship Co, today /°% Namen of the board to handie | known men and women in their re |partioularly «bipyard workers, the ing with groups of girls every hour jean sighted a big U-boat with two Naval Relief society and the War | spectacte. | oubmerged and fired a torpedo. Of the hospital needs in Seattle that| being held thin week to find the nothing of the German, but of and he Svan dak th | tie Serta oe Man's land are forgotten. were unobtainable versity of Washington campus July Mrs. FR. HM. Morrison and Mrs. | conjunction with the Elks lodge S wooden cross, somewhere in| Du*Y corners will be a feature ofthe] IN WATER FARE | surgica equipment immediately for|ed on one calendar, the sports com fe a paragraph from a letter HEAVY FREIGHT TRAFFIC asked the interstate commerce com. the fund will be announced tomor-| spective branches of sport will be proceeds of the Seattle Girls’ Victory | of the day we the mongs. deck gun Evidently the German Industries Horpital fund Under the direction of the public a A great concussion resulted, and the War Industries Howpltal fund! prettiest blonde, brune tand author reads: | Ti right ix the might! eat of all Idier carrying a Tes n the WA | executive committee of the carnival Arrange doy Zone A statewide drive for money to| ne inclusive, and it will be backed Thomas Bordeaux constitute this | 2 them Testaments, and many ‘© June 20 to 30, with a Seattle cam ASKS INCREASE will be ably manayed wo as to pro Except to promise the greatest | ‘until the final day, when all | Campaign he here. 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