The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1921, Page 4

Don't stay stuffed.up! Quit blow and snuffling! A dose of “Pape's|* grippe misery, } firgt dose opens clogged-up | nice. 150,000 Sought for |Three Tree Point | Funds will be raised shortly for a Mt raising $50,000. “go much energy that they _ grown-up? LT Eee ‘ ZUMMOPZ IRS pe’s Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known | pS Nose running; relieves head. | he, dullness, feverishness, snees } ing: Compound” taken every “ok Pane's Cold Compeunt” fe the watil three @oses are taken! quickest, surest relief known and Dreaks up a cold and ends | costs only a few cents at drug stores, It acts without assistance Contains no quinine and air passages of head;| updn Pape's.—Advertisement, Mates The Western mphony tra The residence of Emerson Knoff|tery plates and . symphony orchestra concert |at Three Tree Point was destroyed | for autos ‘bee to given early next year. prominent residents have | ¥Y fire Monday. The loss ts esti committee for the purpose |™MAted In excess of $10,000. is secretary-treasurer of the A. B.C./o¢ Hoquiam high Electric Co. and the Knoff Printing |°* Uoawam bis course dinner, 7c, at Boldt’s |Co. He is also manager of the Ju & to § p. m.—Advertisement | neau Hardware Co. fendent of the afterward apply gently— | For Infants and Children —_ halia, succeeding K Ss Im Use For Over 30 Years oRue “yyy er . Reconstruction of aP 'AVEN’T you often won- dered where children get an very quickly tire out a ‘cities prove Vitality and that children who _ plenty of milk are health- and stronger than those who get little or none. milk is good for children, is good for.you. erson’s Pasteurized is kept ata high f quality, bottled standard of quality, oo se iry, with alf its health- left in it. Istoferson’s for your Use it.as a food. ildins _Science Proves the Danger of Bleeding Gums Medical science proves that unhealthy gums cause serious _ailments. People suffering from Pyorrhea (a disease of the gums) often suffer from other ills, such as rheumatism, anae- mia, nervous i , or weakened vital organs. These ills have been’ traced in many cases to the Pyorrhea germs which bréed in pockets about the teeth. *».. Four out of five people over forty have Pyorrhea. It begins with tender and bleeding gums. Then the gums recede, the teeth decay, loosen and fall out, or must be extracted to rid the system of the infecting Pyorrhea germs. Guard your health and your teeth. Keep Pyorrhea away. Visit your dentist often for teeth and gum inspection, and make daily use of Forhan’s For the Gums. Forhan’s For the Gums will prevent Pyorrhea—or check its progress—if used in time and used consistently, Ordinary dentifrices cannot do this. Forhan’s wijl keep the gums firm and healthy, the teeth white and clean. Brush Your Teeth With Forhan’s—How to Use It Ose it twice Erg yal od gums harden, then more vigorously. If the gums are very tender, already set ‘orhan’s according to directions, consult dentiet immediately for opecial treatment. : 35c and 60c. All druggists. Formula of R. J. Forkan, D. D. S. Forhan Co., New York Forhan’s, Ltd., Montreal FOR THE GUMS Checks Pyorrhea Tastes | Olympia have joined the newly or Insist | ganized national guard unit. Storage Battery company has rented a part of the| mice with poisoned rolled table oats. . Chehalis cannery and within a cow ee Home Burns Down | pis of weeks will be making bat storage batterien | the president of the $75,000,000 fe fs Arnold Johnson has been elected | $1, Knoff| president of the associated students eee school, * se Rodney Ackley, former » ” “8 “40 ro steer one se ease PS Yakima ‘ : pr se a lschools, has been appointed a: t U CAS T oO R IA ant superintendent # wet bakingeodea— Training School for Boys at Che-| Dr. W. J . ! Eben Pearson. ° Box, Basket & Veneer Co will begin at once. plant will have a capacity of 20,000 THE SEATTLE More than 21 high school boys at| boxes every elght hours, requiring about 120,000 feet of lumber. eee Farmers and orchardists of the Kittitas valley are fighting field As & result of the approval by eral road improvement bill, state of Washington will ree: 3,000 for road construction. ‘The Olympia chamber of com- meroe believes in being forehanded. It is already making preparations for a big community | Christmas | tree, eee Hindley, former head of the Washington State Retailers’ association, will make three ad the Chehatia|@resses in Vancouver this week on plant rebuilt business subjects eee J. V. MeCall has resigned as —« |Caahier of the Farmers’ State bank of Kahlotus because of ili health He retains bis place as director. eee | Olympta’s first automobile show | Will open Tuesday in the new Amer. tean Legion building. | be under the auspices of the Olympia | Automobile Trades association, eee ‘The Mary lacy pter, Daugh ters of the Ameri Revolution, of Centralia, has withdrawn from mem. bership in the Women's Legislative council of Lewis county, eee Puyallup’s annual Red Cross mem: bership drive started off Saturday with @ check for $240 froin the em: ployes of the Puyallup and Sumner Frultgrowers’ Canning company. eee Grading work on the Pacific high. | way stretch between La Center and Woodland is nearty completed. The road will be paved next spring. | eee | ‘The conference on the Pacific synod of the United Lutheran church | wilt meet here Tuesday and Wednes- day. |Soviets Worse Than Painted, Says Russ That soviet rule is far worse than the despotism of the czars, and that |the Russian people are eager for a change, was the declaration made Sunday by M. A. Schwartz, a leuten amt ander the inst two cmrs and member of the second congress, Third Internationale, at the People church at the Fine Arts hall. Schwarts and his American wife were imprisoned for four months by Trotsky, while in Russia as special investigntors for the socialist party of America. Mra. Schwartz died. CAPT. HARRY G. SMART, head of the personnel division of the ad- jatant general's office, W. N. G., has been promoted to major. ADVICE ON EXTRACTIVG TrETH Tt is now post- ttyely kk that hemorrhage from the operation, it car |b ontronled be night come | nd “the den tiste have lef their offices. The patient should always call and have the root nockots dressed the day after extrac- * age of a child determines when baby (deciduous) teeth should be extracted, as a rul DR. EDWIN J. BROWN 106 Columbia St. For Twenty Xe i Beahtie's Leading s | Don’t Neglect Your Eyes Whatever You Do! Negtect causes bad eyes, bad teeth. f h Some people show ali igns of than rov- ed by the large mumber of people who wear glasses. Why do #0 many people neglect their eyes when sight ia the most Precious of all the senses and when strong eyes and clear, perfect vision #0 much to happiness and suc- system of caring for by a million people. gist about It or ask your doctor; then get a Home T: ment Outfit and follow direc’ the results do not surprise ‘The show will | STAR Falling Tree Kills Man; Probe Is Made Dr. W. Hf. Corson, county coroner, | was investigating, Saturday, for the Pacific & a log fell from the high line, Dyed Her Faded nm can put new, ric or draperies even if she dyed before, Just buy Dyes—no mond your material will come out right because Diamond Dyes are guara terial you wish to dye is wool or mixed goods. | Pride to being entirely a young city, as of population in older sections care among the business houses with considerable pride. prominent fur centers of the cou try it is perhaps natural to find modest way, business asa man lighment which he then created INTER GARDEN THEATRE Jas. Q. Clemmer, Mar. HONORED IN F THE MENTAL WIZARD satisfy you yor is sold under @ g faction. NOTE: Bon-Opte te Got @ secret reme- | ay. The formula is printed on every packa Rion-Opto is harmieas to the most sensitive eyes and may be used freely, e of the million who use i—Advertinement. eat) to Neglecting That _ » Cold on Cough? ABOUT iimulaies the bowels thay tag Dr. King’s iNew Disc ry for Colds and Cougtis Wake Up Clear Headed. That “tired out’ feeling mornings, is due t constipation. Dr. King’s Pilla “act piidiy, stir up the liver and bring 8 1 bowel action. All di 1 WON'T GRIPE Dr g's Pills the | elected Joath of Thomas Burke, chokerman | Societe des Quarante Mommes ct Hult Lumber Co. |Chevaux, has opened offices at 326 who was instantly killed Iriday at camp No, 2%, near Cedar Falls, when et Curtains and a i! see pene Skirt like New stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang.| White complexion in s, draperies, everything. Every |eient to complete the trans kage contains directions so sim. | tion. other kind—then teed not to streak, spot, fade, or run Tell your druggist whether the ma | men: silk, or whether it is linen, cotton | j¥ Seattle Business Houses Beginning to Point With Eastern Practice of Advertising Date of Establishment Becoming the Vogue Here—One Fur Establishment in Continuous Business for Third of Century Most people think of Seattle as|at all for a young city. course it is, compared with centers | Fourth Avenue, are successors in the country. But it ts no longer |tinuity of business has never been, in its swaddling clethes. If one) broken, although Mr. Berg is en: were to look around with a little! the city he would find quite a num. ber of firms entitled to announce | the date of their business inception | tion, and they have prepared to ask As. Seattle Is one of the very | observing the thirty-third anriver. fur house of long established life. In 1888 C. C. Berg began in @ very | that they will have something to facturing furrier, and the estab |fine furs will be today preparing to celebrate tts (hirty-third anniversary. Not bad AMERICA’S UNKNO' AND, LATER, HIS BODY PLACED ABOARD DEWEY’S FLAGSHIP, BOUND FOR AMERICA ASK HIM WHAT YOU _ WANT TO KNOW . ASK HIM YOUR SEE HIM HERE AT 3:30, 7 or 9:10 P.M. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1921. Mrmr + t Hardware @ SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE , STREET ee | MUTA UIA LT UL UML |Opens Off o Here for Veterans’ Body Howard 1, MasDonald, recently | national adjutant of the Yesler way. THIS BEING G. A. R. week,) accorded’ HTML —|special honor will be +| Union veterans of the etvil war.) Many special affairs bave been | planned in Seattle. An Appreciation T°? OUR many patrons who have helped to make our Annual Pre-Inventory Sale a success we extend our sincere thanks. only « mask |, An thful person. We have-tried to give you the most for = your money that you have ever received and your splendid response permits us to feel = that we have, in a measure, at least, suc- = ceeded. ounce of the wax us Tt ts put on at night 1k h, | cream and taken off in the morning rm water. iT treatment is in . BO matter how olored the com- freeki h patches, i | other eut vanish od BY pet Our buyers are in a position to get mer- chandise at lower prices than have been prevalent for years, and we intend to pass these savings on to you. : shalt pint of te wash lotion 4 in wonder Advertisement. VUNEVUNUAONOUOUGOUOUOOGUUHOGUEQUGE000000°00000E0N0L0U0 40000 It is our policy to carry the highest qual- ity goods in all of our departments at prices as lolv as dnyone can consistently make, and our service must be the best. Length of Service ay We want you to feel that we are authori- ties in our line, and that you can call upon us for any service that we are in a position to render. of| Beckman Brothers believe that the management of C. C Berg, Incorporated, but the direct con- of Cd Pa PRESIDENT. STTUMUAUINUUATOUAUNUNOUAATUOUCUOCOAOUAGUAOAGOEUEU AAT THE WOMEN’S ALLIANCE of j the First Unitarian church will meet jat 5 p, m. Monday at Meves’ cafe- teria. joying life on @ California ranch. of! Beckmann Brothers believe that | the passing of a third of a century in business deserves real recogni- SAN BERNARDINO, Cal—rFight | between negroes and whites in Al G. Barnes’ circus results in fatal shoot the public to unite with them in m-jsary. In The Star Tuesday night a|they will announce full detalis of their plan. It ts sufficient to say u-|tell that every person who loves interested tn. is | Don't fail to read their announce ment in The Star Tuesday —Ad vertinement. 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