The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 3

e THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Artists Under Reginald Dunn. Tonight—Thursday—Friday— A tensely gripping story witha beautiful young star—the tale of a young girl who finds the road to fame is a rocky one, lined with poverty, disappointment, hard work and predator vy males— 2 a au gr guaranteed fe 15 years. FAME? RICHES? “GREATER THAN FAME” WITH ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN Which Would You Choose? This girl decides she will have all three, never dreaming of the countless diffi- culties and temptations that lie before her. teed 15 years EXAMINATION FREF $15.00 Set of Teeth..... $2.00 Amalgam Filling Painless Extra Haye impreasion id advice free. Werk. 4 get teeth same day. Exam Call and See Samples Most of our ot Time. ly patients, whose work tients fan) have tested our work. UBIVERSITY ST. in the right piace. Bring t Open Sundays Fram ® to 12 for Werking Peeple OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Oppesite Fraser-Patersen Co AL PAINLESS DENTISTS order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which te the lightest | strongest plate known. covers very Tittle you can bite corn off the cob; guarah- ‘of the roof of the mouth; Bureau of gg ae Charged with bringing across the Carron and Canadian Charles They were capture om ofti jals pure Relatives Mrs, Hans Sandborg would like to know the whereabouts of her husband, Hans Sandborg. He was last seen at the government locks on the mornt We operate our own dairy farm and take pride in delivering the very best milk ~to be had. Or- der from Pure Milk Dairy. We deliver. ase] tattooed on his left fore He was a bollermake but was a nightwatch - - - through the system. \Portland Shipyards Are Being Probed regularly with Nujol ing an old complaint. aulet! publicly known until tod: xpect to go to San Francisca from Portland. $25 Stolen From Grocery Store ‘Thieves broke a lock on the front door of the Little Country grocery 1001 Weller «t., Tuesday night and stole $25 from the cash register, M Tarento, proprietor, told the police | today. ‘Third and M |Three Seattle Men Are Nabbed Near U. S. Border boundary, _Mark @ . J s S held by the sheritt We ane eday. The intestines bend and twist and turn on them- selves—more than thirty fect of them—and when ner , eh food waste clogs them up, irritdting and dangerous poisons are formed and carried by the blood Remove this food waste modern method of treat ils wriess: then wet 20 per cent cut with careful, painiess nethods wd personal attention, Dr. J. Brown’s New Office ORPHEUM BUILDING jadinon. ‘YOUTH OF 24 AND WIFE TWICE THA T AGE ARE F er AS “MISMATED” On the ground that “nature does) not Intend or anticipate the Of a tnan Of $4008 6 LOVE LETTERS SHOW SHE WAS GOOD COOK “Gee, honey, 1 wish of your gefilltafinh, allan meat ba meme yum-yum or some macaronl, uFT OFF CORNS, MAGIC! N NO PAIN Drop Freezone on a age corn | then lift that corn with fingers | Tiny bottles cost I'd give ye pid me ur wife wa SHE HAD GRANDSON IN CANADIAN ARMY und 6 defendant bas » him in a her, rather than a hus ine til In Hoboken ALLIES NEARING _ BREAK ON PACT | Dispute Over Treaty Grows at San Remo PARIS, April 20.—(Night.)— hes from correspondents Remo indicate the breach Great Britain and » brought about by di- vergent views over enforcement of treaty of Versailles, may be widened during the present con- ference of the council of pre- miers. tome of the correspondents under. wtand that Lloyd George and Nitti » demand that Germany only a fow cents, |‘ wrt; Ys ww” vt Drop a Mttle Freezhne on an ach ing corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, th }1t doesn’t pain one bit Yes, magic! Why wait? Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freesone far a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and os out soreness or irritation. Freezone in the much talked of ether discovery of a Cincinnati come, IS ONE OF THE GREATEST SUCCESSES OF THE WILKES PLAYERS THIS SEASON WILKES NESIA you lift it right out.|i, gan Remo. | ‘The first note asked revision of |]! alluses with- | BISUR, MAGN ATED |. ing reductio: zone, altho the id be held lgnger| me originally 4 h premier ording to any con craniona enforcement of the treaty as writ ten, eee GERMANY NOW_ | PLANNING ON | BIGGER ARMY} PARIS, April 21-—Dr. Wilhelm Von Mayer, the German charge d’affaires, today handed the council of ambansadors three notes to bel forwarded to the council of premiers | the peace treaty allowing Germany an army of 200,000 instend of 100,- 000, with large aviation and heavy artery units The second re quested entente permixsion to in crease German police In the neu tral zone and the third asked that demobilization of the militia not be | required and that Germany be al- lowed to reestablish her general staff. that German militarism was becom: | ‘ng more rampant, Chicags Market CHICAGO, April 21, — Startling price drops were recorded an the Chicago Board of Trade today when | May corn dropped eight cents from | an opening of $1.72%. Slightly smaller drops followed in July and) Oats fell two to three cents. Mast | | of the activity occurred within a half | hour. tad financial news,” particulary | n, was the cause assigned by ago traders | Get Tipsy Weekly | for College Test! LONDON, April 21.—The classic “under the table” an- ne question, “When is a * is being revised lege is making investiga For rhe Portraits VERY taste and prefer- ence, no mat- ter how exact- ing, can read- ily be satisfied by our por- LEADING PORTRAIT PHOTOGRARHERS Eitel Bldg, | , Indigestion | ti which end @ patriotic citi. | drunk gnce al ply data. patient” draws je, inserts a square inside it i draws diagonal lines from the square, Every half| on an empty stom. | x got worse for four hours, but it was never so bad as after whisky. Breaks Old Rule; Smokes in Court} EDWARDSVILLE, Il, April 21 air of the circuit ville went unde © Be »ped a trial in Fr it ts our boys nerves were often soothed by cigar. ettes,” he said, “Let's try it here.” And then he lighted a cigar Tightens Loose Teeth Prevents Decay } PYROS ts a new fictd of service in the prevention of pyorrhea, the white plague of the teeth and mouth, PYROS is an advanced and seten- tific treatment for pyorrhea, PYROS climinates the tortures of painful instrumentation and assures French ctreles characterized the || |notes as new proof of their charge Takes Sharp Drop||| September corn. iW permanent results, PYROS is a per- fect dentifrice, mouthwash and ‘Aooth-cleanser.Bartell Drug Ca, SATISFACTORY TEIMS ALWAYS _ GROTE-RANKIN ca, OTTO F KEGEL, President VENTILATING PORCH SHADES The Porch Shade of Greatest Service, Economy and Comfort With the “Hang Easy” attachment anyone can install Aerolux Porch Shades in five min- utes’ time, and make the porch as comfortable as any room in the home. Heat and sun cannot penetrate Aerolux Shades, yet all the wandering breezes filter through—for they are made of heat-retarding lindenwoog\and scientifically woven so as to give maximum protection and ventilation. Special adjustable “No-Whip” cords add to their usefulness by insuring against flapping in the wind—so they may be effectively used in all kinds of weather on living, dining or sleep- ing porch. Aerolux Shades are priced $4.50 to $12.50, according to width—all are 7 feet long. _ THE ANNEX STORE Features Unusual Values in Leatherette Rockers And Six-Piece Fumed Oak Dining-Room Suites Leather Upholstered Rockers at $29.75 LARGE, comfortable Rockers, covered with heavy Craftsman leatherette over spring construc- tion—three styles are shown at the special price, each, $29.75. Six-Piece Dining Room Suites at, $82.50 These suites consist of fumed oak Buffet, 42- inch Extension Table and four leather slip-seat Chairs, priced very special, the six pieces, $82.50. 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