The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 4

Common Sense es You, but Holds _ You know that your teeth require atten ition, but you pat it off from time to time be “Cause your fancy conjures up a vision of a herve-racking ordeal. How unfounded such imaginings are could best be demonstrated by a visit to our dental offices, where you nfay see patients undergoing various kinds of dental treatment. It would be a revelation “to you how quickly and smoothly the work is done. Obey That Impulse Make an Appointment Remembering that delay is the friend of decay, and that the longer you put off that dental visit the longer the visit will be and the longer the dental bill will be. It “IS Common sense trom every standpoint to put the mouth in good repair as soon as pos- Psible and keep it so. Modern science has E done so much in the direction of removing the cause of fear—of relieving pain in the pchair—that even the most timid need not Phesitate. Take yourself in hand now | that impulse bosom obey make an appointment today. Modern meth s—high-class dentstrs —low prices. offer ¥ NESE We Electro Painless Deniists “Laboring People’s Der Leceted 1 T er yeers S. E. corner First and Pike (Upstair HONE MAIN lifornia Solons OREGON EDITOR BEING y Delay Session TRIED AT ST. HELENS on Account Of Flu} ,°7 HELEN MENTO 5 1 The : This move | y. tinder the law Met in two parts, the duction of ¢ POLICE NAB FORGER Earl D. Howard ‘ nmert to follow t after a r m8 of at least Next Time Bo) Sesto A Metter Battery for Your Car ANISH INFLUENZA~-A NEW NAME FOR AN OLD FAMILIAR DISEASE ‘Simply the Same Old Grip That Has Swept Over the World Time and Again. The Last Epidemic in the United States Was in 1889-90. ORIGIN OF THE DISEASE tb nes t flar ‘Spanish influenza, which . hing J Ah Spain in May, has swept world in numerous epidemics as far | ¥ “Back as history runs fers to an epidem ich is regarded by many influenza, Eve its attacks. F Mi, this country has Wem, the last in 1589 THE sYMProms IP, Or influenza, as it is now |oninwe of | NO OCCASION For PANIC peneral fee Freaxion 100 to 104 ial fasts from th The " attack the mucous m ran i Vining of the air ¢ HOW TO AVOID ‘THE pisHase KEEP FREE rRomM COLDS fons to de e are chief am | Epheumnoniasand bronchit me an ¢ times inf) he middie |f f or he r one it is very in fent remain Aigeneth returns st two day fever has left or not strong days or more, « Werity of the ‘atta EXTERNAL AP Tn order t the air passase grip erm. Dhiegm and wages open, t ing easier, Vi Found effect! Nove eco eaitenc pine oF RETURNED TO Rather Far-Fetched | Essay on Love | by a Lover * MARINE WouNDS—1 c Conception of Justice fe : g i worxonn CORPS CASUALTIES orricens | | | PNniserep Y nero evrousEy THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1919. . hone sven y MrN IN ACTION » SEVERELY WoUNDED REPORTED PhISONTR ~ \ e_ — a | 1 = Of Norway « 124,300 square miles | JOS. A. SWALWELL G. F. CLARK FORREST |. GILL E. J. WHITTY Hoge Bldg. poleive fat that comes and stays where it is set nended ine burden: © hiedrence to activity. a curb open nleasures thief Stall that lo pretty aoa pracefal and preet in womankind. Whrdeatyea ff) fi the fat where itshows! You Bf) _ DEDICATE CAMP BUILDING Marmola Tablet Three Little tablets are as effective and harmless as the fe mous prescription from which they WAIR Copyright, 1919, by the Newspapr 2 Enterprise Association Natives of Algeria bury with the Seo eRe eT . ; REMINEZ, SAYS THE OUI J\ BOARD. an. get back the grace ful gure and poise i you desire m f / |Thousands F Have Discovered ; : - ee F Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets f SAGE ThA KFEPS are aHarmless Substitute enda | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tableto—the eub. bs j stitute for calome|— are a mild but sure Po : laxative, and their effect on the liver is # if jalmost instantaneous. They are there. ‘“! rete ; ‘ sult of Dr. Edwards's determiratiot = ehoulders in t . totreat liver and bowel cc mailiar foreign ges whict l. His efforts to banish itt little olive-colored table It's Grandmother's recipe to bring back color, youthfulness and _e lustre—Everybody is using The pleasant little tablets dothe good it again that calomel does, but have no bad after |! effects. They don’t injure the teeth like . mar strong liquids or calomel. They take I hold of the trouble and quicklycorrect it. (! b || Why cure the liver at the expense of the wror r ,, | teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc cr 1 withthegums. Sodostrong liquids, It and t r is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr, was 5 H Edwards’ Olive lets take its place, u me att Most headaches, “dullness” and that! to + tho he * | lazy feeling come from constipation and hari « ¢ " , |adisordered liver. 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