The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 11

FRENCH TRI-COLORS NOT SAME IN WIDTH, are Aware that the oooh flag does not cc LONDON, Oct t of red, part, blue is 30, white 33 47. This is because, due to tical iMusion, the white, In the | gadenter. Oo eevould look narrower than the te Which is next to the staff, and red still narrower, if the solors gore of the samme wicith, So (Advertisement) Throwing Bombs! them in the body. in the back hips, shoulders, arms, legs This rheumatism is the re-| winiam @ feet (rheumatism or gout). Th of an uric-acid explosion within, probably following ex-|curton Tuck, Otto C, Moergelli, C. use of meat—or—beer—or over-exertion and over-|™ . Swollen hands, ankles and feet are often caused [BRITON BECOMES EcoMES 86 MEN CALLED | (Special to The Star by N. EB. AD) 18—At the Row oh tri:/ street court an Englishman convict- <geeneaPved ed for disobeying a military order white and blue fn equal proportions. was found to be a Mooriah chief. 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It is just as necessary to keep the kidneys acting} properly as to keep the bowels active to rid the body of Pay Respects to | . Uric acid poisoning and rheumatic pains can be con- = and expelled by taking a little “Anuric.” Alternater—-Floyd Joseph Sinnett, Roy Zimmerman Kettering, George |James Kreas, John William Gordon. Departed Major Strict observance of the health This| regulations will permit only a few the recent discovery of Dr. Pierce, and can be had at all/to pay the last renpects to Maj gtod stores. If you want a trial package, send 10) W. F. Rinehart, whose remains lie tents to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. |! of Germany, as anything equivalent to uncon- |} @itional surreader. At any rate, that’s a mat- American citizen who desires to help the military genius, who has insured our safety, Liberty Bonds. Candidly, have you help our Generalissimo to to to It is quite true that the public is imposed upon by many who practice the profession who havo inferior ability, unskilled and carsiees, caring little for the health or comfort of their Dentistry is an exacting specialty, being of the most delicate nature, the work is almost «Btirely upon live tissue, treating diseases, correct- ing deformities and reproducing nature. To do this ®uccessfully, we must have a complete understand- ing of the bony structure of the head and face, as (ach canal, prominence and opening has a specific importance and carries or protects some vital organ. We must be familiar with all the important muscles, their location, attachments and Offices, for interfering with the free use of a muscle irs the power of mastication and probably changes the entire expreasion. We must know the exact location @ arteries, veins or the parts supplied by them, we having probably more to do with the nerves than any other tiesue of the body, for through a thor. ugh knowledge of the nervous system, their exact ion and the parts that they supply we are able to desensitize at any point, enabling us to extract teeth, remove nerves or perform any of the opera tions pertaining to dentistry absolutely without pain ©F discomfort to the patient. To do all of this we tg accomplished only small part of our obliga- DIAGNOSIS is probably the most Derplexing and difficult problem of any profession, and any degree of accuracy is only acquired by a h knowledge of his Profession and close ob- fervation of causes and results, long experience, '¥. and good, sound judgment. Without any ing these qualifications, disaster and failure will PYORRHEA is one of the most Common, dreaded and uncleanly diseases with which ) Meeated for years at 8. E. 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REPRODUCTION of nature to the extent of doing nature’s work, together with tho blending of the features so that the work cannot be detected from nature’s own, in such a manner that it in clean and congenial to the tissues, at the same time perfectly comfortable to the individual, is a science not surpassed by the greatest artist or the most skilled Swiss mechanic. This work is betng done without pain by our modern dentists of today. Tibfitting dental work is not only unsightly but is unclean, giving cause to unhealthy conditions and diseases, & lows of vitality and efficiency. Phone Main 2555 the tickling and coughing, | ATTLE STAR SPECULATORS BOOST RENTS A tent colony within the city Tim ita, to relieve the congested popula tion and to enable the families of the | workers to eseape Jutehes of | rent profiteers ts test wugges | ion of the Anti-Rent Profiteering 10. We may find it necessary to ask ‘the elty to set aside plots In Wood | tand and other city parks as camping sites, and to install temporary water }and sewage facilities," says N. A. Havercamp, president of the league. “This may seem a remote contin cy, but it is more likely to come than is generally realized, and if It doom, It will serve to draw attention to @ situ |ation that is becoming more and | more acute.” | Havercamp further stated: “Spec: ulation in leases is at the bottom of |moat of the profiteering. Buying |and welling of leasen ix being practic od extensively, and there are firma in the city that make a specialty of that sort of thing. It is the speculators in leases, and not the landlords, who are responsible for exorbitant rental fees in mort of the cases investigated | by the league.” Good work ts being done by the fair rents commission of the fleet corporation, according to Secretary Cc. BE. Arney. 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