The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 15

CONCERNING DENTISTRY Dentistry is MODERN, in so far as our present-day civilization is concerned he Py eruvians ntecs bh ad some knowledg merica, there was no © was estab dentistry was loc ked upon as one of the mechanical x was know urse is th A modern dental establishment such as ours is dally doing things to Improve the COMFORT and LOOKS of people that would not have been thought possible EVEN TEN YEAR ming in or RIDGES If the natural teeth are EN them. If CROWNS or . or EXTRACT ING or FILLING needs to be done, mechanically and by experience equipped to serve you ARLY and at reasonable price Came in for a FREE EXAMINATION. Don't keep PUTTING OFF! The sooner the better FOR YOU . STRAIGHT. Modern methods—high-c lass dentistry —low prices. These we offer you. Electro Painless Dentists Laboring People’s Dentists 3. R. VAN AUKEN, Manager Located for years at S. EB. Corner First and Pike. Phone Main 2555 Money Saving 3 ARE INJURED 4- TUE SEATTLE STAR ,BOY THROWS LARIAT AND HANGS HIMSELF PITTSBURG, Jan, 16 sold Charle BY MOTOR CARS Year-Old Boy Knocked |} Down by Auto ‘ohl met death in a © threw a lasso, which fell back on the at struction Here In conformity with the r | Mayor ©. B. Fit joe men be ¢ ‘} municipal pros treets and sewer SHE “DIAMOND DYED” A SKIRT, : BLOUSE AND A CHILD'S COAT : Prices The Hub Clothing Company’s Annual Clearance Sale Up Good, staple, dependable models for the conservative man $50.00 Suit or Overcoat $60.00 Suit or $75.00 Suit or Overcoat MIVOTCORG, cc seins dan LOOK OVER THESE SPECIALS This store has always been in a position to save you money on every purchase. Our upstairs low rent location gives us this advantage. These sale prices we are quoting, now are a still fur- ther reduction from our regular prices reason why you should buy now. and that is every Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats Reduced to a price that is within the reach of everyone to-date snappy models for the stylish young man— 1-3and 1-4 OFF $30.00 Suit or Overcoat............... $23.75 $35.00 Suit or Overcoat........... We have a large assortment of short $40.00 Suit or Overcoat............. $32 lines which we are closing out at one- $45.00 Suit or Overcoat............. $37. third and one-fourth reduction. These are real values and should not be overlooked. This is a clearance saving for men who are thrifty and want to be well dressed THE! THE MONEY-BACK STORE ' 615-619 First Avenue, Seattle ON THE SQUARE Z ———t iw HUB / OPPOSITE THE TOTEM POLE ~—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, MORE JOBS FOR | RETURNED MEN City Decides to Rush Con- FINE STRIKER’S WIFE FOR WASTING BREAD ned $25 fe 1920. PAGE 15 Friday night Good. bye to Marguerite Clark in “A Girl Named Mary.” Saturday—-A marvelous French detective story—the only mystery tale ever made that you would like to see again and again—“THE MYSTERY oF TH YELLOW ROOM’ M ATHILDE quickly poured the sleeping potion into her Professor Stangerson’s, wine. Why did she do this? Why to above all nights did she wish him to sleep? Here’s our prediction—note it carefully—this play will keep every auditor on the edge of his seat, racking. his brain for the answer, until the LAST TWO MINUTES gives it to him! Afternoons 22c, loge seats 4c. After 6—31c, loge seats 54c. Children 10¢ any time. All prices plus tax. 300 MURDERS IN CHICAGO IN 1919 -: 25 Strand Orchestra Under S. K. Wineland |Wants Her Tinta and Her Clothes | ns, wife of Wel | Three Americans Die in Shipwreck, NANTES, France, Jan. 16—The bodies of three American soldiers” Na Adk me J, Adkins, wh abides “ee were among those washed ashore — “\from the wrecked steamship en an order in Superior Judge! arrique, near here Publicity of Hangings G00d) rraters court Thursday, restrainine | Thing, He a Each of |ner husband from selling their auto- | decorations a | * Latest estimates of the dro ese le and destroying her trunk | gti stood at about 466. aaa aid, contains all yet was wrecked ch ROME t what she Was) shoal in the bay of Biscay en taken to Wa | Sunday. the Americans CHICAGO, J |her clothing ped: wearing, and has pato, , Wash., with the touring car Mra, Adkins was also granted $250| cated on Uquor he is in the habit tem porar: alimony pending the out- | fetching home. come of her suit for divorce. She| The Adkins were married in Vi * in bis aveges Adkins is habitually tntoxt-' ginia, Mont, November 8, 1916, n | Sims of! Asso. hat more TOO MUCH MOLLY CODDLING OF CRIMINALS | MEALS TOO GOOD AT JAIL, HE DECLARES Girls! Your hair needs a little “Danderine’—that’s all! When it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff appears, or your hair falls out, a 35-cent bottle of delightful n| dependable “Danderine” from any store, will save your hais, a also double it's beauty. Try “Danderine” and see! ARMY AND NAVY GOODS AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE WE ARE HAVING A SALE OF THE FOLLOWING ee U. S. ARMY GOODS hanging satistying Fine White Muslin Dress Shirts, open back, ea. “_ Abdominal Bands, pure wool, sau Tiree YR GAY Wa =e a S. Army .45 Calibre Springfield Carbines. .$3.50 ~ White Shirts with Collar, 1514 siz Bee: “= 45 Calibre Cartridges, each. ......... Try this! Brush Sage Tea and Sul- phur Compound through your hair, taking one strand at a time {) All-Wool Double Blankets; white $ ck 84.75 i $5.75 }} 10.00 ee Army When you darken your hair with ‘ea and Sulpbur, no one kets— $5.50 to $9.25 Wool Leather Puttees ae 86.50 to $12.00 1 Regulation Blue Middies . + 82.25 () {) Khaki Middies— $1.75 to $2.00 White Middies. 82 or to $3.50 11.85 Spiral Puttees Canvas Leggings \ 5O0e¢ to $1.75 | i} to 85,00 | ), D. Cotton B Cordure Breeche yi $6.00 to $7.00 \ I We Have a Complete Line of Campers and Hiking Outfits for All Write for Prices to os KIRK’S Pepe SHOP phur Compound 1208 FIRST AVENUE or CALL MAIN 4619 | younger. i] I = = and 1uxur 4 fades t. a air, tho ugh no dis of jw jt active