The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 9

hl PUTS THE “PEP” ® ~~ Where Armistice Commission Meets oO merit > OUTS FINE FOR ACHING, KIDNEYS We eat too much meat, which clogs Kidneys, then Back hurts and Biadder bothers you @che and dull mise region at by Walser the riers “British tit 2 painful terms hud de here that the courier brow Tr by Marshal Foch Orchids Named for - GUARDS THRE Fach, Clonientees Wa cht to the of grapes and | Bined with lit clogged also neutral urine so it no @ading biadder d dad Salts ts AVIATION, EDUCATION, ZARAROFF AIDS BOTH thes avoiding tions. A well-known !ocal of Jad sells lots . Irritating Coughs : Promptly treat coughs, cold a hoarsen tis and’ similar | a t patier z tact b A inflame « throat 7 " With a tested remedy " S ; : 7 I oO &S at [= : : Price. Every Patient Pronounced THOROCAIN Wonderful This is “Demonstration Week” at my office. Until we close next Saturday night I will extract, without charge and without pain, as many teeth as are brought to me. I am do- ing this to prove my statement that my THOROCAIN meth- od of painless dentistry is absolutely perfect — really and completely painless. I made the offer on Friday to begin an 8-day campaign of proof for THOROCAIN. About two hundred teeth were taken out on Saturday. If you could have been here and seen the gratified expression on the faces of my patients, heard the gratified expressions on their lips, you would no longer have an iota of doubt as to the efficacy of THOROCAIN. - What They Say chair is no longer a “torture chair.” You would be convinc- ed that THOROCAIN has ban- ished it forever. wo Hun¢red Teeth Extracted Saturday Without Pain and Without |) You would know that the dental About “Thorocain” ian t CAN truthfully say, without fear of contradiction, ae A his 1 have mastered t tistry. After years o nt ft have ‘ ‘ which 1 eal CAIN.” It r It is know her dentist sliv of it Lean ¢ diffi rin ' cult dental work with: ting er n lightest pain or shock to the most timid ‘or sensitive cain < . k y person suas AM fully supported inthis statement. Scores of far t r Seattle patients have already experienced the bless this ¢ atior pain, ings of THOROCAIN. You will find that they are as 71 enthusiastic it, Some o whom 1 mad n Saturday f n i But Ti make your 6 effects wha RM THOROCAIN— have any . A that are too he “ 4 . There are no “strings” to this offer; no conditions abs . whatever, It is purely and simply a demonstration of THOROCAIN ‘ Ts what this means to dentistry; what a K of a4 You sit in absc a 1 Av ‘ wand painful ¢ neither inconvenience nor shock to the tem, THOROCAIN is the last word in modern, scien tifie dentistry COME AND TEST “THOROCAIN” FREE niment nervous sy Note the Location DR. WM. H. THOMPSON PIONEER Corner Phos Poa r Way DENTIST Yesler Way Entrances 95 PERSIA PUZZLE lYes: S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable eee gi ’ pelt transt poet ant pate terete ge In Few Hours Best Remedy for Rheuma- nee be ¥ . <TTE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1919. 400,000 STARVING ORPHANS LIVE OR DIE—AS YOU DECREE S the Romans of old held “Thumbs up” for life, or “Thumbs down” for death to decide the fate of the fallen gladiator, so now it is for the people of America to de- cide whether millions erying for aid are to be succored; whether 400,000 orphan children of tender years are to survive or perish, Che Near East, Armenia, Syria, Greece, Persia, gaunt and haggard from. starvation, look across the sea to America—rich and prosperous-—victorious in a great and just war—for the boon of life itself. With sword and flame the barbarous. Turk and his more brutal masters have slaughtered millions of defenseless men and women—the parents of these children whose pit- cously pleading eyes haunt one's soul to the very depths. No sum is too little; no sum is too large to give to this, humanity’s greatest cause. The stress of war is past, but its hideous aftermath is still heres it is for us, protected, secluded, to save these hapless, helpless victims of crime and greed and lust, of terror, rapine and famine. Just think of this—seventeen cents a day will keep the breath of life in one emaciated, skeleton- like body of a child—will nurture that shriveled form back to the fullness of health and strength; $5 a month for a human life! As the great heart of humanity beats within you, as you, perhaps, have little ones of your own, ‘well-cared for, healthy, happy, hear this cry of anguish, this appeal from the Near East; hear and heed! America is asked for $30,000,000 in relief contributions, January 15 to 21. Seattle's share is $100,000. We, whose door opens to the Orient—the Far East and the Near East— can we be deaf to this nation-wide plea? No! Seattle will subscribe her share gladly as a privilege. This committee is sending out checks by the hundreds for individuals and firms to sign, but thousands upon thousands cannot be reached in this way. Come forward—you, whose blood runs cold at the thought of these terrible wrongs mail \ us your checks for all you can afford—every cent possible—to the address below. Or, send the money in any form you choose—but send it —in God's name! ; The American Committee for Relief in the Near Eas American Committee American-Syrian Relief) 621 Second Ave. » payable to (Formerly Make check Jd. W. SPANGLER, Treasurer LEONARD BUSHNELL, King County Chairman FRANK WATER LAWRENCE J. COLMAN USE BARLE A A.W. LEO! HAZEN J. 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