The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1918, Page 11

——— IIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEeee———————————————————— Ph A. Sloan, demoerath for congreas in the ' is one of the best kne leaders in Western Washir 1 ownership 1 was among so that the bulld ite own 4 ought warrants for the ¢ Hshment of muntetpal mark Cocccccccccoccocccececeesseseses port facilities that have contrib Mlve the organization of Merchants’ M Home of the $2.50Glasses on Barth rine Headed Big Fights During Mr. Sloan's residence twenty years in the state ¢ ingten he haa made his efforts Por two years he was presi¢ the Municipal Ownership leag of the Kt rendum ed hard and contribut ery movement having thc O17 FInST AVENUE Near Madison Established 1906, in view has received his | © COC CED OCC LECOOLELOCOOEEEECS | ; Ladies" silk dresses sometimes con % to make them rustle, an! only | that municlpality Joseph Sloan wan born during pervision previousty For the past two years Mr. has been a resident of Ana 15 of the present year leader. UNCALLED ee FOR Seattle Music House 1216-18 Third Ave. SPECIAL NOTICE To the Public Telephone inquiries from Minneapolis physicians and ‘the laity, and letters from many parts of America, )are coming into our office regarding the use of Bene- ‘tol in the treatment and prevention of Spanish In- fluenza. Therefore I am employing the Public Press | to answer two vital questions. Ist. Is Reneto! effective againat the germa of Spanish Tnfiuenza? YES, Fenetol has already proven itself a powerful Bulwark in preventing and treating this disease as evidenced b Medical reports already received. A home protected by intelli Gent use of Fenetol may nish fear. 2nd. How should Benetol be used? Prepare a solution « One teaspoonful of Benetol and one teaspoonful of saleratus in @ pint of warm water (two glasses.) (The saieratus is not abso Iitely necessary but makes the solution bet borne by the fagal mucous membranes) Let ¢ member of the family Me this freely as a gargle for the throat and spray for the nose @rery night and every time any one comes home from town or from play. For the nose, this solution is best uved in an ato @ilzer. If nose cup is employed or snuffing from the hand, it May prove a little strong, in which case use half the quantity 4 « weil for one w 2 terilize the th and remove Particles of food on which the bacteria might develop, use part @f this solution as a mouth wash and with it Benetol Tooth Cream. This Tooth Cream is itself a powerful yet harmles teeptic, disinfectant and prophylactic. (Physicians and Please note.) Benetol Tooth Cream cleanses and disinfects the teeth, destroying ali germs which might lurk therein or thereor This cream is alkaline, and I guar that It contains no Bareh grit nor any other substance injurious to the teeth One of our Min: na has personally gone to Several barber shops and hotels instructing them how to use Benetol. Of course, in any developed case lar physician to combat the fever, regulate the b (Signed) H. C. CA Originator of Benetol; Formerly Head of I Medical Chemistry in a Weill-Known n Director Laboratories, The Benetol Company, Minneapo | Already letters and reports are coming In from ema on the power of Benetol against the Spanish luenza. For example, from Ma: chusett. _ Where ithe epidemic rages fiercely, a physician writes 2s | follows : “I have had scores of cases of Influenza and pneu- Monia and not lost a case yet. I use Benetol in every )tase as 2, preventive for the family and as a remedy for those afflicted. I use it myself both before and visiting each case.” (Name of physician to any physician on request.) . This month a great military school with thirty odd developed cases wired for two gross Benetol. Every was instructed to use Benetol every day, and ter not a single new case developed. Within days from receipt of the wire by us a notice tame that the epidemic was checked and at the present “Writing—four days later—only one boy is as yet se- Tiously il], His was an early case before the Benetol /Was used. (Name of school on request by schools or ians.) 4 tect your home and children with Benetol and ish fear. Gargle the throat and spray the nose ) very night and morning and whenever any one comes the home from town or play. Use the powerful Yet harmless antiseptic and prophylactic Benetol Tooth to root out germs from the teeth. This cream iS alkaline and contains no grit, but is of great germ- Wing power. Purchase your supply from any druggist. The Benetol Company Minneapolis, Minn. Suits, ft Priee, you will call in your regu ln, etc Alone progressive Lines of the He not y started oars with m Johnson, of Cleve On he has continued his worl du the interim, In Seattle was & pronounced leader in the fight that resulted In the splendid to Seattle's greatness as a shipping | center He was among the first this part of the country to publicly ne league and has} consistently and persistently talked nnd worked for a government owned.and-controlled merchant ma Wash felt nt of 1 of | to defeat the iniquitous legislation of the state legislature of 1915. He has long advocated wom suffrage and prohibition, and ev jects al nup port in both time and money. This work he was carrying on when hix opponent, Congressman Lin Had ley, was predicting that Bellingham would be ruined financially if the Voters saw fit to banish liquor from 20, 186 and iding and naval i of the inter jvening time. He Gesigned 32 ves sels that have been bullt during the past two years, aside from many others that were built under his su ten Wash., and where he was manager of the Anacortes shipyard for the ing board until | In polities, Mr. Sloan has been a | democrat of the more liberal type, and in 1916 was a Wilson presiden tial elector from the state of Wash ington and cast his vote in the elec toral college for the man now s0 generally recognized as a world ie Tallor- 50 and $60 THE SEATTLE STAR JOSEPH A. SLOAN, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR |j CONGRESS; LEADER OF PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT Joseph A. Sloan, Democratic Candidate for Congress in the Second Dis. trict, Comprising the Northwest Counties and King County (Outside of Seattle) pn ’ Witt Indorses Sloan for Congress } Cleveland, Obio 5 Mr. Joseph A. Sloan, { Anacortes, Was { My Dear Joe: I have just heard of your candidacy for congrens, { How I wish Washington was not so far away, in order that I might { { be of some ansistance to you in your fight. Not only for old friend: | ship's sake, but for the nie for ‘our services here } { years a which I t awure ve not forgotten. If you ) ied by know you as well as the people ) outcome { While I appreciate fully the impropriety of a stranger “butting In,” the necessity for democratic democrats in nerens ix rong, and I hope and trust that the friends and acquaintances I have in your dis } trict will make your fight their fight, #o that the district will be repre } sented by a radical who got his start in this storm center of radicaliam. have su work in letting the people of » district you, I have no doubt of the Very truly yours { 5 Signed) PETER WITT. f witt one of the foremost municipal ownership advocktes in the | United 8t As an expert, he was asked by Mayor Hanson to come to Seattle to value the local traction system. Because of stress of other } business, he declined. ? i Prayer Meeting Idea ; of Y-W Work All Wrong If there be any persons under; base hospital somewhere “over the delusion that the life of a| there,” which should go @ long way toward correcting the idea ‘| “This mornt convey came in, mostly st som, and the am- lily from 6 un many of them wounded ax they were, they made merry over my awkward attempts to help them out. Breakfast over 1 wrot ‘ Wanted to Y. W. CA. necretary in Pran just one © after another, in room, here ja @ letter|bulance ¥ tis. F couldn't from a Blue Triangle girl at a@ those who DON'T KICK ABOUT word of reasurance to some at home. 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