The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1919, Page 2

a nnn a a IEG gt A CEN SS ae SO RN THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. YOU MUST NOT ; NEGLECT YOUR TEETH ; BAD TEETH WILL RESULT IF YOU DO ‘37 SEATTLE MEN BIG AUTOMOBILE SHOW PLANNED ARRIVE AT CAMP) =—_-HERE FOR WEEK OF MARCH 10 —a uniform, courteous, fair consideration of your re- irements through a . se: . it will open Monda frre h 10, ' nator chairma w A w we “ , years ignified, simple, iene Monday, March 1 and|gehaeer, chairman’ W. A. Walla fit Keep your health F ——— " " : p . . wa’ @ “e held in the Arp Fenton; C. L, Moore, managing and efficiency a ¥ ii to the 2 the Hocond Wauhinxton. arrived at (dealers of Beattle have been plan-| ecutive committee Hoffman, imum pitch. Then go 2 hometurnisher made this store Camp Lows Monday. mornnis, Maj. / MOK. nd the Fenult in already waaur-| preakdent of the Motor Car Deaiert'| ahead and perform —— one of Seattle’s most Leer eit dhe Nunirat tit pee.{ ton hax had hin part in the plans,|man of the executive committee ot| your duty to family, S 1 oa were alvo with the 40d carefully selected committees the Washington Automobile Cham-| friend and country and actical ilders | , part have patient worked out details | ber of Commerce \¢ ‘ freely f - pt RAGE After training at Camp Murray | fr the biggest, as well ax the most Subcommittees sive freely of your- 5 tive service in France for over aj tempted in the Northweat, under the | wae decorations and entertain best —This PLAYERPHONE talking f ' Kenoral direction of A. G. Hehaefer, | ment-a. G. Bchaefer, chairman, the| ~~ >." EXTRA machine and 2 renditions The battalion was uasigned na ro:|chairman of the executive commit: | Winton Co Le DP. Behuefter, W. M.| Deformed, decayed . sacerent troops and many of ita| t@, and director of the show Patten Cc G ornt, Alfred ¢ er Satay way 2 SPECIAL) Sic Sour ns pn a, wo cw |e ec si |or ising teeth make GE iverson ante to reniaen For a comprehensive display of all|ed Motors Co; Max noewh &! for ill-health and in- The men of the makes automobiles, the coming | Olsen, Ine.; 1H. D. At Washing: | tctency The 4 efficiency. They mean ure: Will F how will stand in a ¢ by itself, | ton Oakland Co ‘ ¢ ‘ : | facts about the PLAYERPHONE to be considered when {uine, Forrent and every model, from twopas.| Committee on ents, draw | imperfect mastication ee Grath, Jonas M. Dye, Nicholas Mac-|senger roadster to the lordly limouw-|ings and — cont t. Batter ite . Setting 2 high grade instrument Leod,’ Walter, Leach, ‘Thomas M.|qine. will furnish interest ond amage:|thwalte, chairman, W. 1. Hugheon| 200 its consequent EE on Matte of records Kenned Clayte Holling®head,| ment to the crowds, Special bodies, |Co.; W. A. Wicks, Franklin Wicks} Stomach troubles. ined aoe eabtnet Walter W. Hoggem, Bryan Hawk: |attractively finished chaane nd | Co; William Bradshaw, Summit Mo | 4 , ‘ Dapeetty ee ins, U. L. Gilbert, Carter 8. Gal| novel displays of many hinds will be tor Car Co; F. #. Clark, Ch aker They harbor noxious ; rene di cat RRS werk, with VICTOR legher, Pred W. Bads, Jack 8. Cross, | turnishe ler Co; C. Hl, Shielda, Bhi ngooa| germs whose activi- j Talking machine m world $80.10 molana J. Covey, Seagse Cus The decorations will be absotutely Hugh Baird. Myers £! ties bring about neur- EeEMieaa tens, oeft and sweet, or in great Volume, but Bruseth, Leonard C. Brown, Fr Novel and original, being prepared M mond, Mitchell Motor ae il in perfect fu'lnesa N. Hreslich, Bernard G, Hell, 8. ¥./by Charles Goodman, official deco: |and Bervicn ¢ asthenia, headaches, Gerrick, Karl F. Beeser, Cart J./rator for the Imperial #hrine and mmittes on ru regulation, | + ry Seheuer, Ralph W. MeKeeracher,| many other organisations, Been f show room and badges insomnia and a host ; Anthony Paradis, Clifton B. Del-| Seattle's boulevards and many well silace, Ford Central Agen-| Of nervous and other . bridge, Emmett EB. Brady, DeLancey | known auty spots will be repro F. 1. Parker, Parker Motor Co.:) diconders FE. Lewis, John BR. Knible, George! duced, transforming the Armory in. V. C. Foree, Great Western Me / ha sod h late, luxurious rockers, overstuffed style fois". !\ sce Sos So smegma oe Se te YOUR DUTY Is Williams, Harry John Weedin, Rus | light These hand 1 scenes E. Sands, Frank > A x s h loose S rin cushions: clo OUL— Beet 2 estes Pranic cit wit! decorate the balcony, while a pinot Higein,| CLEAR: If you have ® — sky-biue canopy will be rained over | Hixkins & Matthews dental imperfections , = By. elal 4 ings will be laid on # Committee on finance u G. Fen | of any kind, have DR. L. R. CLARK he floor, whi great French chan mm, chairman Eldridge Buick Co. - DADS AND SONS | detiers and old-fashioned street | F. H. Bradshar, Bradshar Motor Co.| them corrected at 4 | lamps will furnish the food of light F. Ls Kimball, Kimball dtorn Motor ‘ e heet inv e yi ver made j whic h will bring out every last de-|Co.; W. A. Hubbard, Western Motor | ONCE. It will be the best investment you a ‘alls re: HOLD ANNUAL the diapla «Co, G. EM. Pratt, Sunset Mo-| particularly if made with us, for we are specialists in y the most meager description | tor Co.; Hl. P. Grant, Seattle Automo 1 CT ASS decorations fas ve t been bile Co. W. K. Chilcott, Chih HIGH-CLASS the idea being to «pring | Nash Co. - 4 surprise on the show pa Committee on publicity and adver | ane Using—A. RK. Tyson, ¢ man, Over The annual Father and Ben bap While every dealer in the associa land Pacific, Inc A. P. Nute, North} quet, which waa postpe becaulle| tion has had a part in the strenuous | west Motor Co.; J. W. Hainsworth. of the recent general strike, will| work of planning the show, the fol-| Hainsworth Motor Co.; B. M. Mark, Oe ods eee oe 3 re . take place day night, March 4,| lowing committees have been ap-| Pacific Motors, Inc; R. K. Roberts.| AT THE LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE in pes of Mt the Masonic temple, At last year's | pointed to take actual charge of the | Northwest Oakland Co; KE. G. Hoff ivi i ii Ss our offices. Jot there were manly fathers | arrangements man, Pierce Arrow a | the rigid standard of perfection which rule: 2 TANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SOKS regular price $45.50 "$29. 85 SAVING $18.65 TACOMA WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—The fol lowing organizations have been plac ed on priority meats were va will nt ular high harge of the rtainment consists of ' chairman Butler, U. K Ernat, W. T E. 8. Goodwin, W. L. rman, 1 Le Piper, W. B Strong. tor, J. if Spring DOLE OUT POOL Smith a6 Clifford ROOM LICENSES |: poolrooms were by the city license committee at its meeting Monday morning. Two pawnshop censes and six poolroom licenses were granted in a two-hour bematon. Pawnshops and the mubjectsa conside HE DARKENED HIS TELLS HOW HE DID IT Mr. J. A. MeCrea, « well known jcame out of thone he | — —_ |* a new world was constructed upon ow basie and foundation of justice nd right. I can't t you the inspiration that came from the sentiments that nimple voloes in the crowds, And the proudest thing I have to report to you is that this Sreat country of ours in trusted thruout the world 1 have not come to report the dings or the results of the pro- of the peace conference; 4 be premature that I have recefved very happy fn preasions from the conference; the | impression that walle — are many differences ment, while there are vans Ps genees of object, there ix, neverthe lean, a Common spirit and a common realfzation Of the neonasity of set ting up the standards of right in the ple has awakened to a new purpose and @ new conception of their power | the matters IT can may | to realize that purpose, and that no| man dare go home from that confer: | in controversy. “They resort to that nation which has won the enviable distinction of being regarded as the friend of man kind, “Whenever is in desired to send a small foree of soldiers to occupy a piece of territory, where it thought nobody else will be welcome, the: ask for American soldiers, and where other soldiers would be look 4 upon with suspicion and, perhaps, met with resistance, the American soldiers are welcomed with | acclalta FRENCH BAND TO PLAY HERE SOON Appearing in concert management of Neal H. Begley under the vice will be at the Hippodrome Friday March 7, afternoon and event This famous band has 4 Ninety-ninth squadron, brigade ence and report anything leas noble | ¢very large city in this country since headquarters, 206th battalion ir | Pesident of Ban Francisco, who was ee the ys \ite arrival here last March. he and salvage compar ye and Selat, called Daddy and Grandpa on ao | han ee te a, proceeds derived from the two bien 32%th and 220th battalions of the |COUnt of bis white hair, and who Deciston Complex formances will be given to the Red 205th brigade, tank corps, air service darkened it with a simple home made mixture, recently made the “The conference seems to you to Crows, The matinee has been expe: Hereunder is a list, not of inducements, but of we wil as because the boys were over pr peas. Thin year the returned aone|}" fixed standards and policies, of daily routine and wil tc “| TEXT OF WILSON’S SPEECH | practice reas for the fathers, und Abbie te - #|—and 0 they do not resort to one PAINLESS extractions and other operations, made epeak for Music and Continued From Page One | another tor a dispassionate view ot] possible by the use of GENUINE NOVOCAIN. UNQUALIFIED GUARANTEE to every patient, covering all work done. FREE EXAMINATIONS. ESTIMATES. NONE BUT LICENSED GRADUATE DENTAL SURGEONS EMPLOYED. Each one of our many assistants has his license, issued by the State Board of Dental Examiners, hanging by his operating chair, in plain view of all. Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. FREE ADVICE. FREE co Pine : Street Established 1864 L atela & world, because the men who are in . aS tith 1 * president and secretary of the Frank conference realize as keen! ; i GRAY HAIR Bee eee ee nen ena. AEX | Waterhouse & Co., the French Army | 1405 Third Avenue. —N. W. Cor. Third and Union not the masters of their people; that| Band, composed of 44 wounded They Used to Call Him Grandpa; | ‘2° ®t the servants of their peo-| French veterana, each an bonor In Every Reapect Seattis’s Lending Dentists - TROOPS ON PRIORITY N ns Mics ‘he tP™*| pie, and that the spirit of their peo-| student of the Paris conservatory Diagenally Acrom the Street from the Postoffice, F Now They and wearing the Croix de la Guerre Be Sure to Get to the Right Placa LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AY ALL TIMES £0 slowly; from day to day in Paris |it seems to go slowly, but I wonder if you realize the complexity of the! task which it has un ken. It sooms ax if thene settlements of this war affect, and affect directly levery great. and I sometimes think levery small nation in the world, and cially arranged for Seattle's school children. evacution ambu- following statement Anyone can prepare a simple mixture at home, at very little cost, that will darken gray hair, and make | it soft and glossy. 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My| at result is to be properly judged | friends now call me ‘Kid.’ Hearing Whole Case tending physicians de: “What we are doing is to hear the! —_—-— \AMUSE ME N TS whole case; hear it from the mouths of men most interested; hear it from Te Cure, a Cold tn One Day sake LAXATIVE BROMO Qui It stopa the © and works off ViOS signature Hanson Improved, But Unable to Take Up His Duties Yet Mayor Ole Hanson, who is at his home, suffering from an attack of neuritis, is in an improved condition Monday afternoon, according to his secretary, A. G. Conklin, The may or will not be able to return to his duties for at least several days, at Fifth and Pine NOW PLAYING With Matinee Wednesday THE TRUEST AND FUNNIEST OF COMEDIES “OUR WIVES” upture Kills | Nuremburg Starts |thows who aro officially commie A . 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