The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1918, Page 2

years service. to the-homefurnisher /Nour Credit STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918. PAGE 2 LNW LOVE BACK Home, ITALY SUbGESS | WILL SPEND SUMMER HERE MAY UPSET HUN PLANS IN WEST Battle Analysis by J. W. T. Mason United Leased Dir tar t | Press By h NEW Yor! bt plar Vrar {| | ised by the de pment of a major offensive by the Italians against the | Austrians hammocks- ]—a good showing in the woven $10.95 | and canvas; various patterns to Feaular price $12.50 Hebrated = Mhiladelph eruc Menthe week... 910.95 forse. $2.5 ’ a timely sale of gas ranges: quite ‘Unusual savings— [x M—fotwithstanding the heavy advances in prices on stecl, we are stil able to of ffer an extra special on high-grade gas ranges THE PENINSULAR GAS RANGE latest design and finist levated plate warme | device. Sereguiar price $59.50 for the week f with extra shelf th self-lighting vec, $49.95 Ave. at Pine St. Seattle. CHIROPRACTI ‘Y AND WOMEN | WHY ARE YOU SICK NT || \| | {| ? | LADY CHIROPRACTOR IN ATTENDANCE ‘Whe gives expert pervenal attention to consultation and adjunt- ments for lady patients, DON'T TAKE CHANCES LONGER WITH YOUR HEALTH—CONSULT OUR LADY CHIROPRAC. TOR TODAY. aZevn| Drs. Strand & Strand Gracaies | CHIROPRACTORS Palmer | 500 PANTAGES BUILDING School Sead fer Beokiet———___it's FREE Hoars: 10-5 | Evening, 7-8 = iy _ BUSINESS SUGGESTIONS BY THE FIRST NATIONAL No. 5—Seattle’s Patriotism and Prosperity are both i ated by the fact th strict there were More than three times as man al subscribers to the Third Liberty Loan as there were to the Second if one subscribers ou are of those contin regular will be to in ty Loan when it come: gz. or | something having to do |f of the war. | | 5 i) First National Bank — James le q ed 18SZ ada ’ oe In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest and strongest plate known, covers very ‘ittie of the roof of the mouth; you can bite oven eff the cob; guann teed 16 years. Gold Crown ........ $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone) $10 Get of Teeth eeve ace ridgework, per tooth, gold Gold Fillings .... |: Sliver Fillings .... Platina Filliags . impression taken tm the advies free, Work. We Stand the ecommended by our early mornin: Call _ and See Sam ‘Test of Time. Most o' Our present patron eustomers, whose work is still giving good isfaction. Ark our custom. Sie Sue have tcoted cur work. When coming to our offies, be sure ou are fo the right p Bring this ad with you. Open Sundays From 9% to 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS | ($2 UNIVERSITY ST. BE READY FOR JUNE 28th If the | Austrians be bur ire will certair at Vienna tr and Austria war ger but efeat 2 | summer The ave been al « word f — > = an offensive t the allie nw grand nt concert stage, and also taught music in New York ‘ Hag Miss ¢, & Seattle girl, has returned to the cit 1 will spend | °** ' r air he the summer here with her mother at the Buckingham peer och ae ave % Roy txton roves “n . n hin An a ¢ Linnie Love was favorite in amateur entertainments. free" we one. Later she graduated into prote ing and kinging circles, and| Uscloaures of weak Flande went East, whero she appeared for a h Laurette Taylor, the original | Picardy or Cha. ne minh leading woman of “Peg o' My H owed by important conse on Mise Love, who brings» w er from the East u onor of having ie muita won six scholarships, will entertain the boys at Camp Lewia at intervals thruout the summer, together with a few of her artist friends Attorney Says He Assaulted Turner RENT PROFITEERS IN| == WASHINGTON BUSY =.=. kicked and the aanailant cal AFTER LORRAINE RAID WASHINOTON, June Fur ther advances of American troops Mooday, near Chateau Thierry, were reported by Gen. Pershing today. “Local operations continued In the Chateau Thierry region, where we made further capturing fiv other materi advance. machine guns and the report sald Rp it and send It to the two senators of thie state and the reprenant. 8. Teh ited b ative in the lower house from your distriet They are: Senator Miles (00 8 '0UN 0 | oe Poindexter, Senator Wealey L. Jones; Representative John F. Miller, of |" ener) axalnet our troops in hae the Seattle and Kitmp district; Nepresentative Lynn Hadiey, of the north weet counties, including King county, outside of Seattle: Hepreenntative Albert Johneon, of the southwestern counties, Representative Wm. La Foliette, of the north central counties, and Kepresentative C. C. Dill of the Spokane district. Adéress any of the congressmen at Wastiington, D ~ BY FREDERICK M. KERBY AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN Coming Temerrow, for ¢ Nights telbphone and in person he conducted an The average “patriot” who owns * real estate in Washington for a ashington rentals living seems to have an idea that| He found appalling conditions the kaiser started this war especially, ‘Utterly reeurdiess of the nation’s to enable landlords to mulet the for war workers, Washington people. And for fear the war will diords, owners and agents, have not last long enough, most of this & nystematic raid upon th answered the departments for people who hav all of the breed determined to make a fortune in the shortest possible time help posits, Turner, according to police, had his pocket pi boat I soceessfully treat and check Pyorrhea by the use of an intelligent course of treatment, Suna ‘ arrest which includes * series of thorough operations of instrumentation, thereby removing the cause, 1 ed by a course ef heroic medicinal treatment and by massaging the gums and soft tis- teeth and your health, for Pyorrhea is often the direct cause of many bodily diseases. “HONEST, PAINLESS DENTISTRY” Causes and Effects of PYORRHEA And Its Treatment In answer to the often asked questions, hat causes Pyorrhea?” and “How can one tell when he has Pyorrhea?” I present the following data relative to the irritating causes and effects of Pyorrhea (Riggs’ disease) and its treatment IRRITATING CAUSES “e” Mal-occlusion. “f’ I-fitting crowns. “go” Faulty bridge-work. “h” Overhanging edges of fillings. i” Cervical cavities. Fermenting food debris. Mucoid plaques or films (cause decay as a result of fermenta- tion and bacterial growth). c” Salivary deposits on crowns, * Deposits on roots. “py EFFECTS Inflammation of gums. Discoloration of gums. welling of gums. Painful gums. e” Impaired mastication. “f" Infection of gums. Exudation of pus rhea pockets, be divided into three general stages, namely—FTRST, SECOND, THIRD. h” Breaking down of gum tissue. * Disintegration of bony structure of root socket. ystemic poisoning. Systemic disease. Loose teeth. “m” Loss of teeth. from Pyor- Pyorrhea may FIRST STAGE —masticating and brushing; conditions caused by Inflammation of gum tissues; bleed easily; more or lens sensitive to touch irritation from soft debris or hardened de- SECOND STAGE Incloded in this class are cases presenting considerable deposits on crowns and roots of the teeth; excessive stress due to fanity occlusion; also overhanging edges of crowns and fillings, particularly where they impinge on the gum Ussues, accompanied by pus and more or less loosening of the teeth, in addition to the symptoms of the First Stage. THIRD STAGE. Extreme loosening of teeth, great loss of supporting bony tissue, exten- sive pocket formation and copious flow of pus, in addition to symptoms mentioned in First and Second Stages TREATMENT OF PYORRHEA and an after-home treatment PINST STAGE cases I can quickly control and clean up the disease. SKOCOND STAGE cases are more difficult, but yield to my treatment ip a very satisfactory he disease from making further headway THIRD STAGE cases require the application of elimination and restoration. I undertake no case that I feel I cannot treat soccessfully. Don't allow Pyorrhes to go unchecked—untresied. To do so may mean the loss of your suen START TREATMENT FOR YOUR PYORRHEA AT ONCE. Less Pain Dentistry 1 use “Novorain” in filling and grind. ing down teeth, and in removing live nerves to eliminate pain. Teeth extract ed painiessly Free X-Ray Service I use the \oray as an ald to my diag nosis of difficult cases of tooth and mouth troubles. This service free to patients. Dental Plates $15 Up Each plate made by a specialist. I guarantee my plates to fit. They restore the natural facial expression. Oral Prophylaxis Teeth cleaning—the preventative mea- sure against tooth decay, Pyorrhea, dental mouth diseases, etc. Charge, abscesses $1.50 up. All Work Guaranteed. Examination and Estimate Free DR. H. T. HARVEY (2x-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners.) FIFTH FLOOR, EITEL BUILDING W. Corner Second and Pike—Swift's Drug Store Corner. Phone Elliott 3026—Open Evenings and Sundays. N Washington is crammed with war of them low-paid cler 7 workers. The city has grown #0 many women, whese salaries arith dly that hom facilities are 40#® from $720 to $1,400 a year JOSEP SANTLEY ie Captain I r, be the house oe me a a eel tee tie MORE SUGAR ECONOMY oe ac ud the w fab C Pius . NOW SELLING department ha 8 atvisior Ayia BEAUTY DUE; MANAGER NAMED Diemosen Wioniiaten mascot ex. COMING SUNDAY, JUNE 30 WASHINGTON, June 25.—G. 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