The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 10

McCormack will sing Monday evening, May 26th, at the Arena. You can keep McCormack’s beautiful voice with you always—he has made over a hundred firie Records. With a Victrola, he will sing for you in your own home any time. Victrolas $25 to $400 Convenient Payment Terms ay & Co, Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE Sherman GERTRUDE BOWKER DIES | ponia, following an attack of proved fatal to Gertrude er, daughter of Mr. and C. D. Bowker, 6416 37th ave. who died late Tuesday night home of her parents. Miss is survived by her parents | three sisters, Marion Bowker, | Carroll. The remains Hazel Orcutt and Mrs. Zulah | Bleltz- Rafferty parlors, CHICAGO, May 22 ards nance extraordinary We Will Giadly Examine Your Teeth and Give You Our Ex- pert Advice. | ound Teeth Are the tward Sign of Personal iciency, Good Health d Contentment | you must know by this time that sound teeth are essential—and will be more so in the future. Those with sound teeth, which means better health, will take the of those who are constantly away ; their duties with toothache, and all the kindred ailments that poor teeth create. Come in tomorrow and have the work of correction commenced—do this much for yourself when you know you should have it done. Make the start and | you will soon be fully equipped for your duties. Phone for an appointment. IT WAS TOO MUCH an experiment in | three wives on $100 a month. Patients From Out of Town Whose Time Is Limited, Given | some Sensations of an Artist ~ MY PRESENCE ANNOYS FAMOUS SCULPTOR'S WIFE ! CHAPTER A woman's jeaio things, 1 was b wy of the parting of anal wife An omen oan artist should never marry. Few Me model hu understand an artist cannot be a so-called How does band © know when the ration ma can he pay atrtet er hour he know en routine of the ! ne on working 4 dering about When t whom T had m Marte Me I went t art od with Ine I was f gla was & great sculptor. He told me idea of the work he wanted me he maid, “do not that the « that how important it ts A model ne her work. Such mod » Intensely interested in the work, and we talked hap about It a great deal. Ax he wa first sculptor for whom I th powed. I w he began to build took a plece of wood and FORMER SHERIFF A. THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. : : ; = *s Model | Business is good ~ —and so is the opportunity to get into businness : I N the classified columns of next Sunday’s Post-Intelligencer under the heading, Business Investments, you in all probability will find the very ‘ opportunity for which you have long been looking. Just observe the very unusual character of listings clipped from recent issues of this section: Tt wan the nttention to me > him and said 0 you know that it ts ar hour past dinner My Martha terribly sorry, but you see Tam were that he maid so Intore the new work You, 1 broke R. ANDERSON NOW ENDORSES TANLAC . Prominent Houston Man| Says, “Money Could Not Buy the Good It Has Done Me” “Money 2 }) Tanlac has di Arrest ff of Harr for twelve years, Mr of Po He upport of ty waa elected Chief City of Houston. are at the! |when the Sheriff of Harris County died, Mr. Anderson's friends per- | suaded him to make the race tor| the anexpired term of Sheriff to} which he was easily elected. He | was honored with re-election seven times and served the people tn tt important office for fifteen jwecutive years. Four years a Anderson declined reelection tired to priv He « » of Houston | erty owner and this interesting | perous city nm a run-down condition,” continued Mr ho appetite at ail [sleep at night 1 could hardly and never felt like getting up in the mornings, I was |#o tired | Indigestion from gas on my stomach and was continually belching up undigest food. I had to take my coff without sugar when I drank it with sugar I would jhours. I would [like I was pois |with neuralgic pains « sort, and nothing seemed to help in suffering all the r years and When I rea who t bles the testimonials been relieve tr Special Attention, I began to taking first bo! | f r ready, I feel better 4 my Phone gags Main 2555 erything 1 want Electro Painless Dentists 3 3 “Laboring People’s Dentists” 4. HW. VAN AUKEN, Mer. Located for years at S. KE. Corner First and Pike. 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