The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1918, Page 3

j i | SHIPPING BOARD CHIEFS TO STICK “UNTIL WAR ENDS 4 aI HIS GENTLE tonic laxative is just the aid you need to keep your digestion and bowels ug those who have al y be LA SHS SITTERS | her more than thirty-five years Lash's has helped te preserve the Nation's health, ard N vipping Hurley board; € vice presi division jand tran: worth, w MRS. ALLINGTONIS BOTH SURPRISED AND | HAPPY, SHE STATES Merritt Taylor, on; Jobn ©. ship construction. Before Taking Tanlac— Like a New Woman Now. Resinol teracts the bad effect sun,wind and dust upon your complexion smoke and dust of city life, and and wind of the country, spell for good complexions, But Ointment, aided by Resinol “T am beth surf |aaid Mra. Resinol Ointment is cooling, sooth. | ast 1% ing and healing to an irritated skin. tne wondertal benefits 1 It contains medicinal agents that are | ten from Tanlac : ? in no way harsh or harmful and may ; Hoge ‘ : I have suffered so much for repairs the pen hecrs in this be used without hesitation, the past several years,” she and helps to keep the skin clear, 1 en “4 r ' * © All druggists sell Resine! Saap and Ointmen, |MBUed, “that 1h t clean and fresh. Wettavwhe wen | Doint where it for me to live, N 1 would eat agreed with me and I could hardly enduro the pain caused by the gus jon my stomach jterribly and was I wo conunu ing up sour, undigested fe My appetite left me entirely and I’ got to where I never wanted to even look at anything to eat, and J could hardly stand to fix the meals for my family. 1 wax constipated all the time, had splitting head- aches and was so nervous and mts erable that I hardly slept at all Many a night I never slept a wink I also suffered terribly with my back, across my kidneys, and was so weak that I could not walk any distance without giving out. I was Jexamined eight different times and was given no encouragement to [think I would ever get any better. Once I was told that I could not live @ year. ‘There's no*use taking any more medicine,’ said another |‘for nothing but an operation will ever help you.’ Being so anxious! to avoid an operation, I kept trying medicines of different kinds, but nothing did me any good, and 1| jalmost lost hope of ever getting well. “Life was a burden to me and even when I got Tanlac I had little idea it would help me. my; joy can be imagined when, jafter taking Tuntac w days, 1 [began feeling better My appetite fn just fine now, and I was Just telling my sister today that I never at teans befor Je me ick, bu or anything clee I want) thing agrees with me. 1 ed ten pounds and a half could and ba finiahed my re third bottle of My work Try the good taste of CERVA today. ou iso trouble to any more 20) are can iron and clean house in LEMP MANuFACTURERS ST. LOUIS — mcted ia eeher Brothers Company, Listributors Seattle, Wash. every 25% | mornings and th |tho afternoons, ar my nerves are dition that I can T can walk downtown, a distance 1 stand it fine. I 1 the other day AN DENTISTRY To every intelligent person the ideal in dentistry is to prevent loss of teeth, to main- tain them in normal, healthy condition, and to keep their usefulness from being impaired. 4 When a tooth becomes sensitive or begins to decay, it is in a diseased condition, and a normal, healthy condition must be restored. This is generally possible if in time. Once re- stored, the rudimentary rules of hygiene sug- gest the necessary daily care of the teeth. But the great trouble with the vast major- ity of people is to get them to give the regular attention which is necessary for the health of the teeth. Hygienic conditions maintained by daily care are not enough. Every person should pay at least two vists a year to his dentist. He would save a great deal of trouble, often avoid much pain and discomfort, and the cost of keeping his teeth in healthy condition would be very greatly reduced. Examinations and Consultations Free at This Dental Office. CROWNS AND BRIDGES Crowns and Bridges made in our laboratories are the best Dossible to make—in scientific construction, beautiful workman ship and excellence of material they have no superior—they have durability and efficiency, and they bring back the natural appearance of face and mouth. The principle on which they fre constructed makes it possible to keep proper hygienic con- ditions of the mouth after they have been fitted. NATURAL APPEARANCE PLATES c in wold in Seattle by Bartel tores under the personal di Maid on ings Accounts k Are t to Ch Invitec Accounts Cordially Peoples Savings Bank OND AVE. AND LIBERTY BONDS MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD JOHN E. PRICE & CO. Ninth Floor Hoge Building are Our Plates restore the natural facial expression; they made on scientific principles so that there are no unnatural or forced positions of the Jaw or mouth; they fit so perfectly that there is every comfort in their use; the biting and chew- ing surfaces are #o exactly adjusted that proper mastication Of food is again possi it is scarcely possible to distinguish the teeth used in the ature’s own teeth BANK OF CALIFORNIA NATIONAL & OCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO ates from p Ring up or Call in and Make an Appointment. Electro Painless Dentists Main “Laboring People's Dentists” KE. Corner yo First and Pike U. W. W. C. nd Surply $17,000,000.00 SEATTLE BRANCH tnd Ave. and Columbia st. C, Wagner, Manager. . Anat. Manager, Asst. Manager. BE LIBERAL FOR OUR BOYS Geo. $ G. Le Wakeman, THE PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 6.—High| ‘The Building Owners’ and Manag-| An investigation of the mysterious | An ordinance calling for $1,755,000 healthy and regu- officials of the er ency fleet cor | ers’ association of Seattle, thru an in: | foundering of the Coast-buillt wooden | (o be spent i itionn and im " . poration today it plain that) vestigating committ A | ships Biackford and Coow Bay, ff) wrovementy t municipal Ligh lar under modern ura at Germany {| iuself tr »/ the coast of Mexico, was begun todity aa ange 1 His i living conditions. uit will cause them to! trac At San Frangineo, by a committee of r introduced in sever their relations with the organ: | Nic five, appointed by John H. Rosseter, | the cit ifternoon the pro: | director of operations of the shipping |The bill pro he issuing of * general manager of | Dowd. bonds to pa th nd th ore announced that the purchase price of| ‘The Inquiry ta expected to develop | ation of a mpecin » look alter /\ leave within #ix 1,000, to be alinto a general probing of the entire | the principal and emt as much earlier as the n shipbuilding industry on the rhe ordinnace | ied to meet s will perr that they ant, with hearings at Seat-|the increasing ne power to turn to their old businesse rtlind and other cities where | accommodate ne | indus Was No Pleasure to Live "\the corner of Colu IBER 5, 1918. BUILDING MEN LEAKY WOODEN PLAN TO SPEND | FOR PURCHASE | SHIPS WILL BE | $1,755,000 10 OF CAR LINES PROBED BY U.S. IMPROVE PLANT being built trie kford, built at Aberdeen,| The board of put is in built in the Portland | #tructed to prepar on, wud and ® Tay dintrict, sa denly e that we | sea ” t! traction nt 1 the a smooth warms, took in the elt k with such # ad difficulty aping Another the use of in construc: | He . w Inefficient inspection, Monday inetruct 1 of pub:| ction com t Olympia with at 1 the leginla hich would wor procees rk on » the cause of | the appr KB. bridge at an ext | cost of The shipping board's commission | $107,000 er of Improvements ir Fran. | handling today is exar depar mended nm E.G ountant were re noon be | ceived fr ship Daca | public acc ymponed of oa LIFT OFF ORNS! ” |Freezone is magic! Corns lift right off with fingers ip without pain | steamed | ~~ to leak Seattle 5 1e United Kngi »/ Capt. John H. Ringer ints, | pert o! i ta out | Co larger improved. He JY. KELLOGG == MeULATIOnS FAVORS CAR BUY ally revoked be poor in t that the « agen nervice the payment y cay administration rules enmary are being gradu Local administrators have received word taht feeding of wheat to live stock may be resumed. urged that coarse grains be added to wheat rations nid rules were suspended Tuesday, and an a result live stock and dairy interests, it ix icted, will be greatly benefited in ‘orthwent j One of the favorite arguments used altho it is Street car service ma Seattle but it wil rae next year and for 15 r that it will continue enerate, unlens the city Tuesday, on the propo: | James | the votes “Yen tion to take over the system. Y. C. Kellogg. former councilman Hurt? ot one bit! Just drop and county chairman of the progrens: | very time dairy product prices went|a little I p on that touchy ive party, urges in af appeal to the | UP Was the fact that feed was diffi | corn, instantly it stops aching, then electorate. cult to obtain. you lift that bothersome corn right “The present franchise éxpires in| Another regulation, limiting butter | off. Yes, magic! Costs only a few 1934,” saya Kellogg, “and under these | fat contents of nweet cream to 20 per | cents ciroumatances the traction company | cent, has been suspended. Try Freezone! Your druggist sells will not pend a dollar it can avoid @ tiny bottle, sufficient to rid your The Kuskokwim Trading & Trans.| feet of every hard corn, soft corn, portation Co.'s power schooner Ruby | or corn between the toes, and cal leaves ard, Alaska, within a few | luses, without one particle of pain, system in the hands of the traction | days fc tle, being obliged to put | soreness or irritation. Freezone ts we will, thru lack of ade-| back because of the closing of navi mysterious ether discovery of a! than all| ation on the Kuskokwim river Cincinnati genius. spending up to the time its franchise runs out If we leave the transportation company quate service, love far mor the money which we now propose to pay for the entire system.” Kellogg declares that the negotia tions for the transfer have “been car ried on by capable men, at the head of whom stands Mayor Hanson, a shrewd and efficient business man.” MAIL CARRIERS — HELP WAR DRIVE Campaign Uterature of the United War Work drive has been turned over to rural mall carriers for distri accordance with permis tod by Post butic sion that has been gr master General B Headquarters for drive have been opened in commodious offices at st. and See One of the tures of the which begins November 11, » A reproduction of a battle t hut, managed by war ra who have seen service tn which will be eercted on one of the principal atreets PUN PROVES PROPHETIC Special to The Star by N. E. A.) INDON, N 5.—"Ca raille remarked Sarrail Near Bast to bef Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome A New Yorker, of wide experience, hae written a book telling how the tobacco or anuff habit may be eas and quickly banished with ful benefit. ‘The author, Woods, 1819 C, Station City, will mail bis b quest The hea after tobac the wan in the ms about w York on re- i pe free uf clear eyes, digestion, mory and « lency are amonm eported. irritable f ing; n of pipe, ol, cigarette, snuff or chewing’ tobac- co to pacify morbid desire HAVE YOU HAD | INFLUENZA? Following an attack of influenza, | the system is very much run down. It takes quite a while to r normal condition. You may with a hang-over cough, other annoying physical ‘weakness Do not imize. the yrtance of getting ri¢ course ¢ Parlors, 817 treatment PRWL, PAGE 3 Satisfactory Terms Always mE C]ROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F KEGEL, Prosident In co-operating with the City Health Authori- ties in combatting the present epidemic, This Store Will Open at 10 A. M. and Close at 3 P. M. Telephone orders will receive the usual care- ful attention during these hours. Howard Overdraft and the New Patent Heaters Are Recognized Fuel Savers If you want to be sure of a comfort- able home and use less fuel, insist on buying a Howard or Patent Heater. manufactur- ers, after years of experimenting, have produced the perfect Heater — for the Howard and Patent Heaters are similarly constructed. They operate easily and their inverted conical base warms the floor, leaving the temperature of the room uniformly comfortable. They are handsome, and an ornament to the room. Come in many sizes to meet every one’s requirements, Howard Overdraft and Patent Heaters are sold on small weekly or monthly payments. Trade your old stove as part payment on a new Howard or Patent Heater. The Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin AT more fish and less meat—as a mat- ter of regular habit. This helps the Food Adminis- tration. Think what a variety you have! And think what a delicious, savory taste there is to a well- baked baby pike, for in- stance. Cooking performs mir- acles for raw foods—and for raw tobacco. “Cooked” tobacco is better. Try Lucky Strike Cigarette— 4 Lucky Strike and give it to the Red ‘rose aati # omar