The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 20

setae arene ap tet ne RRR IRE ere rag an nme tn gpa me pepe —— are ‘i THE SEATTLE STAR PIONEER DAYS Conscientiously Striving to HELD IN ROOM, PTTTiTTiITitt ttt) ake“ ” Line Success, | . 2 EE HERE sates Cousclinan Lane =e AMEE Qhey That Ever-Insistent Impulse and Visit Policeman at Celebration j | My aim is not only to equal but to surpass any service given by any ‘dentist in the city. 7The patients of Dr. Wilson are entitled to superior care and Editor tar Your editorial of} in residence districts that te not ger hway feet all that eded, If itinanarterial highw ity’ y been t on such @ thorofare For Nickel Fare The truth of it ts, the for the source. eve edt taken no action de play thae kin ! Hographs, no jitney < there was a brewery at the cor nd Cc the river met @ man Crawford away from 1 told Princess: early-day residents had the run of the town a. All these And things w & gathering @rawn to Meany h Of the 50th anniversar incorporation A series of tng Seattle Village to shown b: t Feininiscent speech ‘2 Served to bring back the old days t the pioneers The program also included inter: | @sting speeches by Prof. Fdmund S. Meany and Corporati eh Wal-|_ 1 might have Wer F. Meter. M 6 Bags Saiag Aven Mand, senior at Crag te § Washington, read a . of Remco nemenhiaenar dy Ena oe n of ‘Belting! SEATTLE GAVE $64,025 IN RED CROSS CAMPAIGN |“ payin Seattle contributed $64,025 to Fecent Red Cross drive. Th West division 5 ° her fun¢ If/counell shall provide neon charged to t nd other events, deeds | wholly a 4 Tuesday by | that had been my ra who were| think of many thin Washington's municipal rai n the same t jompany with ¢ that this ah abutting propert Cites Instances $21,000, Alaska cities gave more this year than in 19158 A FRIEND _* fm the kitchen. To avoid ome things did I < this makes it sufi ¢ bonds in five days in order “© FIND LIQUOR STILL Ee wesane Dincunars Paving | IN NAVAL PRISON ©: k hi ishes appetizing. | Now, the only thing that Is left : N. E : To make ianienaenis | pobben or" Bianco, ges wor mans 1p. absolutely enjoyable. To pe gg give cooking delicious =| ait | wou | of |would be pav Haw and prunes was din mem of the Prison Welfare league. |, eet up in an un It is satisfying to know that each in- strument is steril- ized—to see it done is convincing. ed full width o Negroes in St. Louis, Mo., are| [* nd@red men are ¢ : SAUCE planning to establish a co-operative | fined at the prisea ‘THE ONLY ORVGmAL WORCESTERSIRF =| department store to be operated ex a ‘ . clusively by and for members of} There 2m 150 to 200 firemen It's a daily assistant. lthe race. ‘on the largest transatlantic lners i ————__ ity gasoline tank at th Shoes with a real value at the price you want to pay. In ‘cleaning out broken lines and odd lots just the pair you're looking for in the right size may be here. If so, you're sav- Lieut. Bir Arthur Wt ing over half the usual cost. isan tuck salad plane that made the fi Night across the Atlantic dinner Thur The Demand of the Day Is Sanitation For $5.00 | Will Crown Your Tooth e; using the best material and giving the best work and you receive a guarantee upon all work which insures you in every way in getting the best. My price is stationary and advertised. For $5.00 | Will Make Bridgework The methods are the same as used by all men of reputation that insures to you quality equal to any, and remember, it is'‘a saving of 50 per cent on the charges of a small office. For $10.00 | Will Make the Best Plate The Plate is guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. A trial will satisfy you and if you pay more you are making some one a present, as nothing in rubber is better than my plates. My Patients Are Saved Pain Not by pet methods of my own, but by methods all men of reputation are using. Most any dentist can use drugs to subdue pain, but it requires skill and expert work to give the kind of painless dentistry that is not harmful. and mer 46 pairs Women’s Novelty Boots, Cinderella Feet selected from our regular stock If you want a fine all black lace : 3 ; boot with welt sole and leather and priced for quick disposal. Louis heel, and you wear any size oe worth $10 $6.35 up to 4, they are here $2 80 Women’s Black Kid Button Shoes, with hand-turned or fine welt sole —just the shoe for house wear and they have low heels. Sizes from 5 up. Wide 75 pairs of Women's Novelty Boots in blacks, browns and grays —these are style boots made of high grade materials and suitable for dress or street wear. Values around $15.00. Re- duced to FIRE HOSE CUT; HOUSE IS BURNED QUINCY, Dec, 3.—The ringing of a alarm for fire while u Felt Slippers All new Felt Slippers with comfy soles, ribbon trimmed and good Pumps and Oxfords 4 pairs of very popular models, take n from our regular stock and offered in black or brown kid and colors. Blue, pink, rose, brown, y, red. Regular $5.00 values, special.... $2.35 Men One large rack has just been filled with odd pairs and short lines with two or three pairs of a kind. Men 5 styles of the season’s best models —made of solid leather and heavy single soles—offered in brown or car ran orner off the , The f slarm called firemen five miles from the real fire Sizes run from 5 to 11. Button or black, in any desired size or width. t fam the a ad Ps yada pho lace — they're good knock-about We invite you to compare these sion and in solution, has bee He . Shoes and worth at $5 85 with shoes priced $4 to 9 ‘ estimated Mt 2.7 cubic miles a year Painless Extracting 50c least $10.00, special.... . $6 higher. Special..... $. 85 Introducing the marvel of shoemaking Tru-pe-dic A. human Shoe pov ate sical D R I J W LS sranted endan = ao . Guaranteed Opposite Colman Bldg. 810!2 FIRST AVEN U E Phone Elliott 1833