The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1919, Page 2

HOUSEBUILDER; POLICY OF U.S, ARE YOU WILLING TO —install in your new Says America and Britain} 2 ENDANGER YOUR HEALTH? moune an Yielded to Tiger We don’t think you are. ; PIPELESS FURNACE! 919, by United Press), PAYS FOR ITS COST BY SAVING FUEL! | ma yielded mile . Clemenceau and President | OVER 150 IN USE IN SEATTLE HOMES—EVERY ONE A “BOOSTER” Most people are willing to do most anything within reason to main- tain their health as near perfect as they possibly can. . ruled in the peace If you are neglecting bad teeth you are endangering your health This is no idle statement. We mean just what we say. And in this opinion we are backed by the best medical authorities. That abscessed and decayed teeth cause many diseases is, comparatively speaking, a recent discovery. But every up-to-date physician now KNOWS that this is the case. One of the commonest and most painful diseases that often is caused by abscessed teeth ts RHEUMATISM Thousands of people have taken, literally, barrels of medicine in attempting to stop the tortures of rheumatism, when a visit to a reli- able dentist would have brought them quick relief and permanently removed the cause. in a wireless interview te The third question put h | Was with refe oe to the attitude of soviet oward the entente. Trotzky's reply v ; sane, thinking sian citizen b * that soviet Russta is mak | ing against Kolehak, Donikine or the Finnish 1 Polish bourgeoisie. | These groups quite insignifica Without support fro the outs | they are bound to x h in a few | days, even without our co-operation Defensive Warfare “Russia is making a defensive war against imperialistic Mn nd, France i America, which copy literally the Hohenzollern methods of screening | | fictitious governments with the al leged determination of small nation. alitios which they themselves are | This is how it happens: An abscessed tooth has tiny pus sacs around the roots. These pus sacks continually give off their deadly poisons, which are absorbed e into the system. They move along till they find a likely place to congregate, usually a joint. Swell- ing, inflammation and pain then follow, and this is usually erroneously called “Rheumatism.” The bad tooth is literally the root of all the trouble, and once have this tooth fixed up properly and the trouble will soon disappear. Sometimes this poison attacks the heart or the stomach, or the eye or- ear or throat, or sometimes even the spine itself. Very serious consequences can, and often do, come from bad teeth. And one of the worst features of the whole thing is the fact that a tooth may be abscessed round the roots and still appear to be perfectly normal and sound on the outside. It may not pain or give you any inconvenience whatever. If you have teeth that are decayed on the outside, of course you KNOW .that they should be attended to at once. On the other hand, if you are suffering from some trouble that does not yield to treatment as it should, it is entirely possible that the trouble may lie in unsuspected teeth. You will find it well worth your while to get the expert advice of our dentists. WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU First—Graduate registered dentists of the highest standing in the dental profession are here for your service. Every one of our oper- ators is a graduate registered dentist and every one of them has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. Second—The best of equipment. We have one of the finest and best equipped dental offices in the country. Every modern appliance for the better performance of modern-dentistry will be found in our equipment. Third—We use the best of materials. We have found out long ago that the best is the cheapest in the long run. So we use the best materials to be had. Fourth—Our prices are very reasonable. In fact you will find that they are lower than usual considering that we turn out the highest quality of work and use the best of materials. This is DR. L. R. CLARK YOU CAN HAVE A WHOLE coo ain | RETURN | made possible by the large volume of business which we do, which permits-us to take a smaller profit on the individual patient than an office ~ which does only one-half or one-third of the ~ volume that we do can possibly afford to take. 7 Fifth—We guarantee all our work, and our guarantee means just what it says — that if tor any reason your work does not give you entire satisfaction, come back to us and we will make it right. Our guarantee is signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly reliable. Sixth—We have a strictly sanitary office. We have spent a great deal of money on the latest and most improved apparatus for the perfect sterilization of all our instruments. All oper- ators and attendants are dressed in spotless white at all times. FREE EXAMINATION We invite you to call at our office and let one of our expert dentists give your teeth a thorough examination and consult with you as to what is necessary to put them into perfect ‘condition. He will also tell you just what the cost will be. This examination and estimate won’t cost you a cent, nor will it put you under any obligations to have work done unless you want it. This service is offered you freely and gladly. And for your own sake we urge you not to put it off another day. Come in tomorrow (Satur- day) if it is possible to do so. You will save yourself greater expense in the future, you will avoid needless suffering and, above all, you will be safeguarding your health, Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. | violating | “The fourth question ia whether the soviet government is prepared to | concluc pace with the peace. Reply: “The exact information may [be obtained from William Bullitt, € * > representing Secretary of State Lans ing and Lincoln Steffens, who visited Russia YEAR TO PAY FOR IT! (By oetns nosion pron pubiimea tne | text of the (Russian) peace treaty draft, which was approved by soviet wa diplomacy and the representatives of thi President Wilson. Wilson, however, mine inn Ce | was apparently overruled, as in all nena yi, other problems, Clemenceau has the Lesiaraahe ene? | upper hand, aiming to support an- archy in Russia by terrifying French , ngland and the United States wanmainber | —study this pleture! The Hi are yielding to Clemenceau. Italy is anacsacecar sectional view shows why already played out roupecr Roomg «= the: «= EMPRESS UNIVER The fifth question ts with regard SAL .-PIPELESS FUR to an alliance with Germany. " NACE is best. Want Hun Alliance Reply: “An alliance with Germany is possible and desirable, the same ns an alliance with any country, pro- viding the allies abandon completely their policies of open and masked im. Perialism and the selzure of terri- tories in support of their propaganda } of counter-revoluntionary anarchy. | “The sixth question is with respect | to soviet military activity. Reply: ‘This question is outlined above. The army is growing per. sistently and is invigorated by every trial, In the meantime our enemics invariably are decomposing. “The seventh question has to do | with our ultimate military aim. “We will fight on until we'are left alone.” COLD AIRFROM | [UPPER ROOMS REY perfect construction would be impossitie. Our pat- terns are produced by the Greatest expert in this country who bas spent « life time in the study of heat cireulation. 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[DISMISS “$140 HUG” | | IN BIG DAMAGE SUIT| LOS ANGELES, July 4,—Altho Clyde Turner failed to appear to tell his story of a hug, which he Here’s New Model London Taxi Machine BABY GETS DRUNK Something June Driest Since 1908; Ne | Crop Failures Predicted Last month was the driest June,|that may result because of careless with one exception, Seattle has wit-/|ly left camp fires, firework, matches nessed in 29 years, according to | cigars and cigarettes.” Cc = Girls’ Dance Review , meteorologist —In— in she weather man. In 1908| ices moisture m June than | SPOUSE OUT LATE, + Inst month. HER PLAINT; DIVORCE ¥ FRANCISCO, July 4 H. 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