The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1918, Page 3

THE TTLE STAR Easy Way to , and Mice Rats OFFENSIVE, INCREASE AIR ALLIED PLAN 5,000 in “America First” Organization There are now 32 chapters of the “Amy Harmless Means joa Firat” soclety, of Colorade iS | including Jugo-Slava, Czecho-Hlovak pokes, Italians, Germans and some of mixed nationalities. The total en of Reducing Fat WRECKED SHIP LONDON, Kng., 0 »—(Taritian | POMMONt of the 32 chapters, a number , | JUNEAU, Oct isin shieiides\s— Reanluti of which are in mining camps, is finding a . unanimously passed tast week at] Ore than 6,000 members Tt ts Prince ' te entrostinn f lanned to found between 70 and 75 | v a go on t ¢ r ficient In doatroying |the conference of French, Italian planned to found betweer and ward ave. Detroit, Mich. ‘ reef, has been abar 1 be the aS Belgian and Hritish sections of the | Chapters thruout the state cane merous \ ie that ar ' interallied parliamentary committee and down along t os oe Lie CURRY ware as follows i ee au Artal control of the production 1,000 New Liberty canal Saal C irs At it ia eatimated that |Of aeronautical material ‘ : The persistent appeal that has ose Co. Hi} the nations ansociated t “Mixth, that the committee re Motors Thrum in bidet Slade 4h Gotgeean fo youre past “yesight should maintain eir 1 Quests the associated government y y all r clon ho associated ernmen > Wee for more Nahthoune urd Specintists cordial association until the dangers|to set up forthwith a commission Plants Each ee k to protect the sailor n shad 3002 still threatening have been removed Is for the interna WASHINGTON, Oct. 30—-Tboert who rivk their lives on ever ure Arcade Bldg. |j|by a complete overthrow of. the| tional legislation, with the| motors are now being turned out at in the dangerous Alaskan waters has enemy powers and the risk of a re-/ObJect of organizing definite air 1,000 weekly, according to paentved a Sathetlo Indoreement and currence in the future of disasters | Toutes,” mptlation In five month a tragic emphasia in the latest dis such ax have now befallen man - have been mbied anter ‘ erican airplanes are await kind nec ouas averted During the month of June alone, pot goog poe te Death Reet ne hat it is of paramount ponent at 5 sateen © beer ny Peng i Prcerie s at the various camps and canton: tion than can be loaded on ships, been = many Now asociated In the fioht for tb. | Ment 284,111 paira of shoes were re 4 ts a Sonee avee Lote ata Tote ent for Mb- | paired, and repairs were made to 49,-| Gern has f: r has been a lonw of ould forthwith proceed 0/159 hats, 71,496 overcoats, 48,631 | property in Germany valued at $114 with the number that prepare in consultation a scheme |. i. ( Ady | went the {l-fated Princem ioe Nie: iahtbasiinastecatter the meet eee 141,420 pairs of breeches. 000,000. . | yrs | soph se ‘ssp bi cpr Jf machinery designed to secure] Af inds of Rh tism: | Re | he Tas aitonntary toag toa tae and develop a society of nations | MANY Kin is O eumatism; Mra, Woodrow Wilson sent altory has belonged to the United ja* A proper means for attaining thousand roses to fluatricken girl| States, there have been, previous to Ja durable peace, guarded by the On S M f T war workere in Washington, That|the ainking of the Sophia, approxi | Yount setion of tree: nations | e Sure Mode of Treatment 3" \7 eo ten ie nl ten heat iat wreck hird, that the reconstitution of brar ‘ Of the 336 persons v px . ance from the White House, t ' ns who perished in Ramone Behe stag ii alae Authorities Say Don't Use) titty years They what) nay be neon by a glance at the| the Lynr week, the axis of nationalities, regard being , ch Rheumatian ts ey mon one who holds one of the| of 160 have beer up by th |had both to the right of the peo.| Liniments, Treat It Through the remarkable rewind tn oe Gcathsthat kave bean 6retiie thar ips to determine their own des-| the Blood. You Can't tonle, which they iginated —~-| the scene of the wreck — = meas uards eaential! Rub It Out! Norte tere Be: oe umati It wa 6 ck Friday even 0 the peace of Europe. . 8 & today he ¢ ing that the wireleas on the Sophia “Fourth, that the logses of mer. | - . covery of thousands of sufferers by ALMOST A CRIPPLE coased to work dit is belie: cantile tonnage due. to the mubma.| Whether your trouble ts Sciatica, te the of 8 | proot ais foundered at that bour, @ rine warfare should be made good|Lumbago or the dreaded Articular that you can be re B. § ng to F. F. W. Lowle, the Canadian as far as possible by the transfer| Rheumatism, the answer ts the|{s a blood tonlo—a pur that re Pacific agent here xe Fyrom same, You must treat it through stores — the revitalt = Mp duncan Is Staggered ek, Ghd Geanmaiinen urwes us cleanses it t pure ax it was J war tho necessity o tuting {Pid the system of uric acid, purify! purities § 8. & gives it strength Z the disaster, very little bus y of constituting purities 8. 8. 8. gtv r ’ x done, and the commu 's Iron Pills an inter-allied, dependent air force | the blood and revitalize the nerven to drive out these impurities—th -- clouded in grief as the boats |for the purpose of overcoming, if|If the blood is free from impurt-/urle acid and organic poison and : ’ ate Mig Bago -v ne Norell aang ef ; ane og | Reed be, the last resistance of the |ties, Rheumatism must go. This in| with it the Rheumatism, Get Rheumatism and His Other sat abtth bod ¥ Pe restore color to thefaces0f nemy by a © ‘ ds over|short, is the exac owledge | 5 our drugstist’s ul om eg quae se who lack Iroa in the (sudo et pce preload betel mat knowledge |S. & at your we if yeu! Troubles Disappear After | One vessel brought five children tose Blood, [his territory, and suggests that the|gained by the research laborator-|need special advice, write Medical | Ag eligi gf ace, ig most pale-faced people dQ inost effective method of acomplish-| ies of the S S& S Co, in Atlanta. Adviser, 446 Swift Laboratory, At Taking Tanlac % core i lanta, Ga. 4 Ing this would be by common There tests have been made for DR. J. T. WILSO SEATTLE SPOKANE LEWISTON, Ida. WASHINGTON’S LEADING DENTIST Opening New Dental Offices, 8104 First Ave., Seattle The atmosphere of this office is strictly refined. Mothers can send their children to me with full assurance they will receive proper attention and care. WHAT MY OFFICE The crying need of perfect teeth has caused with the times. Visit my office tomorrow an office where every and each patient is trea T CROWNS i 9) PAINLESS EXT GOT The business policy of this office is to give and the other methods I use are such that all m am not a wonder worker, neither work you want, we can give it, and I want you ‘ well aware that some are willing to pay more, book. You know there is only one reason for a ten times the volume of business that is handled This explains my real low fees, and I ask you: DR. J. 8104 Obey that ever insist- ent impulse and visit Dr. Wilson tomorrow. ‘aneatpeaa and see a wonderfully equipped office, a clean, sanita business basis, having a set price and where you 5% DISCOUNT BRIDGEW SILVER FILLIN EXTRACTING TEETH FREE FOR PLATES. am I the only dentist living, but the fact ‘stares you in the { work hat stood the test of time and that is what you want and what is paid for. No matter how high class My one aim in dentistry has been and ig is to make feoky the name hs BA] of Dr. Wilson £. ga) the last BA A\ word in the ea proper care of _/ the teeth. Demand of Today Is Sanitation My Office Is the Last Word In Sanitation In 12 years I have gained the largest Dental business in Washington. My phenomenal success is due to the fact of giving satisfaction. dentistry. I am up office. Visit ted with every professional courtesy. Visit an office run on a can get the best at a known reasonable price. great improvements to be brought out in OFFERED TO INTRODUCE MY OFFIC UNTIL NOVEMBER 10th. 'RACTIN I Guarantee All Work in Writing to Give Entire Satisfaction only one class of dentistry. No dentist can use better material, 1en of reputation the world over are recognizing as standard. I face that my to remember, I advertise my prices and live up to them. I am but my prices do not fluctuate to meet the patient’s pocket- large office, and that is economy of operation. I can handle in a small one-man offic id have the same overhead expense, Why pay more? Pay me a visit and be satisfied. T. WILSO FIRST AVE Between Columbia and Marion, opposite Colman Bldg. wreckage beneath the water ts searched for bodies by divers from a Vancouver wrecking vessel 1 was The bodies of 143 persons have wi rheumatiam | been identified. Those not previous It get around ly rer are Ls} » at Port) Fot Chow, Duncan Foss, Thomas on y Ne b cll Hatcher, David Botner ca Howard Bennett al For eral years,” he w rt Anthony, O. A. Gid I suffered terr lund, Guy Stanley, Leavitt Henry tiem, and when I came to Bea Franeis Law Mon Chin, Thomas ut «ix years ago, I was little | D. Robert Davis or Robert BB wetter than a cripple In fact,|P George .N Victor ©. Rit nad it so bad in both Clarence Sidney Verrill P| that 1 could hardly wal Carr, William Alfred [muscles in my arms and Guy Edward McCrait, C. H ached so I could hardly move them, | Waller, er Charles Fd BB iity whole body was no full of Ward Kilway. Antone Mabins, Mra BB) rheumatiam that it was all I could | Mary Ironsides, Alfred Cartwri Bi do to stoop over, and then ft Cart. James Alexander, William [| would te for me to| Frederick Shaw, Jim Cazone, Thom: og Pp aga I was bad Chinese Kk, Seperos A ba! t re ee F bert nde William food would not 4 lter r Charles soured in my stomach # ard Watson, G. Clark. Charles bloated up with gas and miscrable| James Black, Henry Earle Hardin Theo. EF. Thorson, Laughtin T. Mo- all the time. My kidneys were in terrible condition and the small of | Ne! Thomas J Collins, Ying Chong | my back felt hard and pained me |) a ao Peilieon, Frank Burke, awfully. I would go to bed com. | Peter 1 eds seg James W. Kirk. | letely tired out and thinking 1/° °°? oe would. Ko right <0 jal rom merci The Princess Alice will leave for | Me there night after night, wide | VS2couver shortly, loaded with bod-| jes of the dead. Coffins are being | rushed here from all parts of Alaska and from Seattle and when morn- felt all down and Jawake for hours ing came 1 just in re . ate . ae “rm 7 a her ; Three Employes Escape Sded try it, and it has actu-| The Seattle office of the White ally gotten every bit of that rheu-| Pass @ Yukon railroad stat atiam out of my body. 1 never |John Allen, Stanley Litchfic ave & pain or ache at all,| W: Williams, three of the ¢ When tao tt io I ae employes who were reported 1c a rock every nig and get up in| the wreck, did not leave Skagway on the morning feeling fine as a fid. | the vessel, “ they had bool fle. My kidneys don’t bother me ase at all; my stomach ts ff such fine ves of J. F. Kelly, the Miller nat that my appetite is grand mnerchant, have learned that t eat aateee with 4 passenger on) the eager wes tego ported, but that a Ruby reliev I have already ; ae, EUR WEE OR. ee te con gt Among the wellknown Alaskans enever 1 hear anybod m on the open comr 4 Tron- now, I always advise then : | i e als collector of customs at Daw to take who was an old friend of Assist andt Corporation Counsel T. J. L. Ke Coun Taniac Is sold in Seattle by Bartel Drug Stores under the personal 4 rection of a special! Tunlac represent iiman Robert B. Hesketh ha tive. —Advertisement _ | wired to Juneau to have the body of Cha Guy, one of the Sophia pas was a member of the Seattle Cooks’ ° union, and a friend of Hesketh Red-Blooded People Out of Those Nervous, Weak, Run-Down Tho most celebrated of drinking songs, “We Won't Go Home Till Morning,” found ite\ inspiration | If yourblood is impure and lack ng und ite\ inspiration in war. 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