The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1918, Page 2

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W, Ladd, King county chair ~ Millions, man, believes that the industrial — forces will go stronger than in all hree previous drives, and ‘in a atement Issued today warns the smmereial committee to look s laurels, Labor Responds Seattle firm and business says Ladd. m the largest pyard to the tiniest industry men are entering into the Every n= ARGE TO CO BEFORE METAL TRADES Menibers of the Metal Trades coun take advantage of these timely offers — (wil met Tuesday" igh to : Gas and Indigestion | formulate a reply to E Everitt Macy re 4 \federal wa. adjuster, who has a your stomach i out o y ) —very good toned Instrument, Including cab ce aie aaue hood ae charged that Seattle shipyard work mee possibility Qetht | isc) feat ie" tenaitions inetrumentel ‘and or run down, your food doesnt | ors who refused to work last Satur | of an immediate No. 1 song (7 10-in, D. 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D, reeords of your selection iness, biliousn sick headache and follow D-na stomach tablets are small to swallow H mon Drug "FROM REEUMATISM | Almost any man will tell you! that Sloan’s Liniment means relief st w | | been heard. Show at Arena (“Private RE. Kane wil! speak Sgr aener en week ry about the t | For practically every man has riday to Boost he battalion. oJe Roberts, | a known as the “Banjo King” will per- | Lice bag eal ee vice | Battalion Fun form on the banjo. A skit entitled | MAtic aches, sor tape Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Relief “Bits of Magic” is to be presentéd | Stiffness of joints, the results of weather exposure, of the employes of the| run Intantey Cieineammany FL\"Women, too, by the hundreds of 4 Eddy corporation, are g0-|#emembered as the Orpheum _ per- thousands, use it for relieving new: | to stage a vaudeville show at/former. Tickets may be purchased | TUS. lame backs, neuralgia, sick Arena raise mess funds for the trench mortar battalion of Lewis. 8 | at the Arena, Fift! 4 Tni-| Headache. Clean, refreshing, sooth. iver a, th ave. and Ust ing,, eco: cal, qual pare Say “Sloan's Liniment” to your drug MINUTE MEN MEET Laachidbime Minute Men of precinct 211 will meet at Washington hall, 14th and| Fir, Wednesday at $ p. m. | wist. is going to take place Friday Promises to be a first class Many stars of the stage ‘fre now in the service will per- The vaudeville will contain live acts. Skinner & Eddy Quartet will on the job. This quaret has [very popular wherever it has The Autro-Hunsgarian government has decided to take the whole of this | year’s harvest. Charming and Discriminating Apparel for Discriminating Women on Dignified Credit It’s time now to select Fall apparel, and surely the “Eastern” is the plac to choose it, for here you'll find dis plays complete—styles exclusive—ser- vice superior—liberal credit accommo- dations. Come in tomorrow and see the new- est arrivals—it’s indeed a pleasure to show you. The Coats and Millinery From Suits Exclusive You'll be sure to like them, for designers : have produced some exceptionally clever ef- Designers fects for Fall. Coats of plush and other rich napped materials—fur-trimmed coats—less elaborate models for everyday service—all are here in wide variety. Tailleur Suits in the newest shades and styles—suits adapted to every age and figure Our Millinery Department is radiant with exclusive creations from the best designers. Both large and smal! hats are promi- nently displayed and styles are most becoming this season. type. i E ° it xquisite | Dresses for Every E ° urs Occasion Furs that add beauty and For the street—for afternoon w for richness to any costume with formal and informal occasions. Dres: of which you may wear them. All the wanted kinds are here for your selection, reliable in qual- ity and correct in every detail. silk, satin, serge, jersey and combinations of materials. Dresses of authentic style and de- pendable quality always. Credit Gladly Open an account with us, and arrange to pay for your purchases in small amounts each week or month, Credit Gladly at the Eastern. 1332-1334 Second Avenue PAQHOQOUS000NN4QGQ0000000UEOOUUUGAAGEONO}OSOUCGUONONO;OUOUGAAA OTOOEL UU agcLESHAQUEETEOUSHUOOOOOOOGOSEEEEUOOOOGUCOOGOOOOGORENNEETUOUOCGOOOOGOGEOOEGEONEOUEEEGUOEROOOOUUSOUCOUOOOOOOOOOUOOAGOOOOOGHOOONOOOOOQOGERSEQOONOEUUEUE}OUOOOOUOUOOGOEGOAOOOLOOOOOE T= alll ~~ “Understand four-month Satur- day half-hollday shipyards Seat- tle began May 15, in which case Metal Trades council has broken its own agreement by men not working Saturday afternoon, September 21. “Uniess council immediately revokes notice refusing to per- mit men to work Saturday aft- erneen, it will be acting contrary to national welfare, against pres- ident’s personal ‘request, and placing their own selfish ends above those of the soldiers, Any action taken contrary to the president's expressed wishes will be immediately reported to him for appropriate action. See rep- resentatives of men get this in- formation immediately. (Signed) “MACY.” Metal trades workers take the and that their action was not in violation of their agreement Metal trades ould issue # officials said they statement outlining |their position Tuesday, but this plan ‘a8 postponed later, pending the esday evening meeting The shipyard workers walked out ‘aturday noon, on advice of the | Metal Trades council, as a protest| easy to manage. jagainst delay of decision by the Macy | on ‘Ww wage demand, and on the theory that they would not re. ceive double-time afternoon work. pay for Saturday to THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1918 “Buy More Bonds”. Is Liberty Loan Cry Seattle wage earners are the pride of this great A “Buy More Bonds!" jing campaign with spirit. ae are | sie Ie cand Optician Tuesday and Friday. hemefurnishing store. S E: This war ery will echo thru Se-| besieged with offers to aid in the | %—- em ‘. . 403 Hitel Hid. it is a practical demonstration of the value and avings Harn attle to drive home to each family| work of raixing our quota, and 1| Mh ead Coming Sept. 29th, for Four Days the help of SPANDARD credit and store service. Sorat tad greek cad the necessity of doubling previous | have not the slightest doubt that! y,"" 2 Le J Eechkaew your hometurnishing needs, and we i caren a easel wane subscriptions when the Fourth Lib-| we will make good.” oo — “Wh aoe ie Oe will arrange our widely-used credit service in a while earnitig good wages erty Loan campaign opens next) Ladd pointed out that solicitation y With Origin a 7 mutually fair and reasonable way. you will be protected Saturday of labor by their own fellow-work- | yr) Cant: —“YOUR CREDIT IS SURELY GOOD HEBE!” against poverty wher With Uncle Sam expecting $28,-| er proving a big a to the Marry? NAT ©, GOODWIN Silas 000,000 from King county, in-|work, as the task of ratsing the! Mamend Breese; Leenael ae : Aisi) weatin waetd 45 dividual subscriptions must be more| quota is entirely in the hands of Ernest Lawford, Lotus Robb, Anne a VICTROLA in "] can pony a vides 4 meet than doubled. *| representatives of the industrial | gn Agana atest i$ Baward with our hom . bo Rivalry between the commeretal | forces eo e aft 4 . : 7 a y e yo IR ape OF ea and industrial divisions is growing All Know Quota Th Vit ] C d ti n Se iee othe, tose establishment knows today just! what its quota will be, RG, Tay- lor, chairman of the pay roll bond) committee,— declares that the | amount each firm is expected el lA MUSEMENTS wubseribe has been communicated sertoed « to ¢ tablishment having five Eyes Are Bread Now or more ‘empl ‘ METROPOLITAN frre The importance of this commit- Winners gh tee can be readily seen in that Waka care oF: (hont ALEXANDER $8,500,000 i the amount which ix|ff | ‘The’ bent Sway in to, have can tit Wi xeele expected o be subscribed thru the Soak clube, get glasses that fit them’ of ROGERS Nights, 25¢-600-75e; Gen. 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Continuous Daily 1 te 11 WILKES buvers PALACE HIP Apart from patriotic motives shrewd busi- ness men will see the wisdom of restricting credits now. The period of reconstruction and readjustment, after the war, will call for sub- stantial credit. Save yours today! The Seattle National Bank Resources—$30,000,000 Weekday f Twenty-Eight Million » ; Nights 7 and 9 “OH, CHARMED!” Mirth, Melody, Dancing SHERMAN, VAN & HYMAN Harmonious Nonsense Other Features General Admission, 25¢ A THRIFT STAMP a tay keep the Hun away. “HONEST, PAINLESS DENTISTRY” Causes and Effects of | PYORRHEA And Its Treatment In answer to the often asked questions, “What causes Pyorrhea?” and “How can one tell when he has Pyorrhea?” I present the following data rel- ative to the irritating causes and effects of Pyorrhea (Riggs’ disease) and its treatment. IRRITATING CAUSES “a” Fermenting food debris. | Deposits on roots. “b” Mucoid plaques or films (cause | pap yisayease decay as a result of fermenta- | -fitting crowns. ridge-work. tion and bacterial growth). Ovebenten edges ‘of fillings. Salivary deposits on crowns. | sieht Cervical cavities. EFFECTS “h” Breaking down of gum tissue. “{” Disintegration of bony structure “q” “e” “gn er c a a “pH” Inflammation of gums. Discoloration of gums. “c” Swelling of gums. of root socket. “d” Painful gums. “j” Systemic poisoning. “e” Impaired mastication. J 7 » 8 “k” Systemic disease. “1” Loose teeth. “m” Loss of teeth. “f” Infection of gums. “g” Exudation of pus from Pyor- rhea pockets, | Pyorrhea m be divided into three general stages, namely—FIRST, SECOND, THIRD. FIRST STAGE. Inflammation of gum tissues; bleed easily; more or less sensitive to touch —masticating and brushing; conditions camsed by irritation from soft debris or hardened deposits. SECOND STAGE. Included in this class are cases presenting considerable deposits on crowns and roots of the teeth; excessive stress due to faulty occlusion; also overhanging edges of crowns and fillings; particularly where they impinge on the gum tissues, 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 body tissue, extensive pocket formation and copious flow of pus, in addition to symptoms mentioned in First and Second Stages. I successfully treat and check Pyorrhea by the use of an intelligent course of treatment, which includes a series of thorough operations of instrumentation, thereby removing the cause, followed by a course of heroic medicinal treatment and by massaging the gums and soft tissues, and an after-home treatment. FIRST AGE cases I can quickly control and clean up the disease. SECOND STAGE cases are more difficult, but yield to my treatment in a very satisfactory manner, and I check the 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 successfully. Don't allow Pyorrhea to go unchecked—untreated. To do so may mean the loss of your teeth and your health, for Pyorrhea is often the direct cause of many bodily diseases. START TREATMENT FOR PYORRHEA AT ONCE. Less Pain Dentistry I use “Novocain” in filling and grinding down teeth and in removing live nerves to eliminate pain. Teeth extracted pain- Free X-Ray Service I use the X-ray as an aid to my ding- nosis of difficult cases of tooth and mouth troubles. This service free to patients. Prosthetic Dentistry Dental plates made by a specialist. Genu- ine Trubyte Teeth used; best vulcanite, cast aluminum or gold plates. Fit guaranteed. Oral Prophylaxis Teeth cleaning — the preventive measure against tooth decay, Pyorrhea, dental ab- Scesses, mouth discase, etc. Remember, a clean tooth never decays. lessly. All Work Guaranteed. Examination and Estimate Free DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) FIFTH FLOOR, EITEL BUILDING N. W. Corner Second and Pike—Swift's Drug Store Corner, Phone Elliott 3026—Open Evenings and Sundays.