The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1919, Page 9

(MOORE THEATRE "2a NIGHTS on Draft Work Ninbarment proceeding orney John W, Ar tigation for assist tranta who were ¢ The Following Excellent Bill Until Saturday Night A SPARKLING MUSICAL COMEDY —THE— they were not citizens, he RECKLESS EVE er With ESTHER JARRETT, CECIL, SUMMERS and ne bts, DEWEY and ROGERS te . military exemption on and would be FLORENCE GABY Merritt & Bridewell of Mirth and Melod Neta Johnson Scintillating Comedienn nit LESTER HELEN CRAWFORD & BRODERICK A LITTLE OF THIS AND A LITTLE OF THAT Clinton Sisters Costume Dan The Sterlings Presenting a “Sterling” Offering Interpretive BESSIE REMPEL AND COMPANY In “A CHILD OF CHILDS” Direction of Joseph Hart HIGHWAYS ADVERTISE A Mystery Farce by Tom Barry Orpheum Orchestra] Kinograms | Travel Weekly — SPECIAL— THE EVENT OF THE SEASON COMING NEXT SUNDAY ANNETTE KELLERMAN (HERSELF) BETTER GET YOUR SEATS RIGHT AWAY “a acorn Strike ER, B.C, April 16 Some Interesting Facts About My Office My name and rep- utation in Washing- ton has no. equal as to quality. Proof of this is that after 12 years’ trial I have the largest personal following in the Northwest. Some reasons for dthis practice are the assurance my friends have that they are receiving the best material. My proud- est claim is that my work throughout my past 12 years is n.ade of the best. My friends also know that the work of graduate and licensed dentists, coupled with my experience, is equal to any dentist in the city. So the argument of the small office is met when they claim quality, and I ask you to com- nO BY Litt = pare our prices. The Demand of the Day Is Sanitatio The Dentistry Which Built a Reputation All reputable dentists use a standard class of material and methods which the experience of the best of us has stamped’ as quality. My claims are based upon this, and I want Seattle people to recognize my office as the standard for reasonably priced dentistry. Volume of business permits me to set my prices where you cannot afford to let your teeth go and ruin your health. WHAT MY INTENTIONS ARE IN DENTISTRY It is to build up my reputation until it stands as a monument for quality. With the past 12 years’ growth added to another 12 years, it would be the won- der of the nation. Progress and a superior service to every patient is my motto, and I am inviting you to investigate and get the best convincing argument as to my office and ability. All I would ask is a visit from each Seattle person, and my reputation would be made, My office will speak for itself. The Best Crowns .......--+++-+-..$5.00 The Best Bridgework ......226----.$5.00 The Best Plates ........--+++++,+$10.00 Painless Extracting ............+--..50e Dentists come and go, but Dr. Wilson stays with you. The claims of the ethical dentists against advertising revert back to the dark ages. Churches, banks and stores advertise. Obey that ever-insistent impulse and visit Dr. Wilson. , PR- J. T. WILSON 810%, First Ave. Opposite Colman Bldg. Hours 8:30 a. m. to PP at all times, , &Pm. 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There is rea) ration- jal relief from | burning skin diseases, a treat- ment that does give results by going down deep to the very source of the trouble and attacking the disease where it originates. No matter how many dif- ferent kinds of salves, lotions, ointments, washes or other lo- cal remedies you have tried, you find that such treatment has made no progress what- ever toward curing the trou- ble, and you must realize that it never will. You must realize that the fiery, burning irritations on the stirface of the skin are jonly symptoms of the disease. Local treatment applied to (these irritations can only al jleviate the itching—but can- ‘not possibly stop what causes the itching, and the disease will remain with you in all of ite severity and with all o/ its RELIEF FROM SKIN TORTURE? terrifying, | ditions greatly, Dr. Bowman de clares, adding that it is the work of hin college to asxist physicians rgeons and inetitutions LEAGUE POSTPONES: MEETING The meeting of the Public School PPotective league, scheduled to be eld at the Arena, Tuesday evening, April 22, has been postpdned to a date to be finitely decided upon later. The offices of the league are at 409 Boston block, with C. C. Miller in charge. fiery, flaming torture until) its cause is located and re- moved. The skin is fed by the blood, and as long as the blood| is absolutely free of impuri- ties, the skin will remain clear and healthy. Any skin disor- der, therefore, has its origin in the blood and the only suc- cessful treatment must be through the blood. 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