The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 4

ee 0b OO ee Ripe 6 Ral eS a Sy ek Relee @ rt SR wee Bo KELSO—Donald Holbrook. eon of _ ALL GONE? THE SEATTLE STAR Ten DaysFree To show you the results - The coupon will bring you a 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent. Mail it now, for this test will be a revelation to you. You will see and feel results which have won millions to this method. And you can have them always if you will. Why Teeth Discolor Food and smoke stains lodge in film largely If you don’t know this new-day method, ‘we urge you to make this test, Film makes teeth dingy ‘You can feel on your teeth a viscous film. “REG.U.S. and Mrs. Jesse Holbrook, runs ‘front of auto driven by E. Olander, ly of Seattle, and sustains arm. Auto said to have been at low speed. IS YOUR PEP for the weak man and woman. Third Ave., Opp. 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Fireplace Andirons Screens and brass finish, screen, - Pepsadén The New-Day Dentifrice Made to bring five new effects which modern research proves essential. Now advised by leading dentists the world over. All druggists supply the large tubes. BABY RIVALRY WILL BE KEE Rivalry will be keen this year in| the Better Babies Western Washington fair in Puy- allup, Oct. 2 to 8. More than 600 bablee from all parts of Western Washington will are unraveling the mys-| compete for honors, which breaks last year’s record number of entries step In and see the ex-gov- | by fully 100. The registration books | bill permitting men and women to physician before it it tap | will be closed Wednesday of this! marry at the age of 26 without their to help you. A new message of | week and nao entry blanks will be sent out after Tuesday. Mothers who are still holding their I! America’s Finest Hardware Store |jiiiititiitititttiiitit SIXTH AVENUE 2nd PIKE STREET In brass, patterned after old-time Colo- nial designs. In iron, Flemish and antique brass; plain or ham- mered effects. And- irons, as pictured are $5.25 pair. patterns as low as— $2.65 Guards 26 and 20 inches high, 48 and 60 inches wide, in all-brass, black and combination and black, Flemish and antique finishes, weaves. Screen, pictured, dull fine $5.25 | 20x48 tn. Fim also holds food substance which fermertts and forms acids. It holds the acids in contact with the teeth to cause de- cay, Germs breed by millions in it. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. ‘Thus most tooth troubles ere now traced to film. Under old brushing methods, those troubles constantly increased. Nearly everybody bay Now ways to fight film Dental eclence, after long research, has found two ways to fight film. One acts to curdle film, one to remove it. Thus the film is day by day combated, and without using barm{ul grit. Able authorities have amply proved TEN-DAY TU THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, Dept. F-60, 1104 & Wabash Ave, Chicago, NL Mali Tea-Day Tube of Pepsodent to ‘PAT. OFF. pin contest at the | Purwliup. parents’ Dimit was 30, Goods at New Low Prices Beautiful Patterns to Fit Any Fireplace | Fireplace Tools In set consisting of shovel, poker, tongs and rack to hold them. Some sets have hearth brushes, All beauti- fully finished in brass or iron, in black, Flem- ish and antique brass finishes. Set similar to | cut—dull. $5 black finish... . Other To burn coal or wood, in various de- signs, and finishes to match other acces- sories, place. Basket, | as pictured ., brase Various as Diack mesh |Dianks must mail them immediately | jin order to have thetr children resis |tered. For information write Mrs. |G. D. Osborne, 611 W. Main ave., French Lower Age of Marriage Law PARIS, Sept. 18——-Pasenge of the consent has resulted tn more marriages, The former age DELIVER Fireplace Baskets Widths to fit your fire- . $7.50 ccc fi Pepsodent. These two great film combat- ants are embodied in it for daily application, Other essentials Modern research also proves that other effects are essential, and Pepsodent brings them, It multfplies the etarch digestant tn the saliva. That is there to digest starch de- posits on teeth, which may otherwise fer- ment and form acids. Te multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. ‘That is there to neutralize the acids which cause decay. Old-time tooth pastes, based on soap and chalk, decreased these vital factors. Pepso- dent, with every use, gives manifold power to these tooth-protecting forces in the mouth, It also polishes teeth eo film less easily adheres. In all these ways, Pepsodent ts fast in- augurating a new dental era, OMLY com TU seesece KEEP WELL not open country. over indoor exercixe. utdoor sleeping porch ot ness, Cut! lent for children. sorta Bopha, Malas 8s orasorieg, Dept 18 ‘ieee. . Ole water OUTDOORS BY DR. 8. H. BISHOP 1D ventilation tn The prejudice against damp greatly exaggerates its evils. True, dryness of alr is advantageous, but out-of.doors alr, even though foggy and damp, is better than tn-doors air Observations have shown that in schools conducted out-of-doors puplis not only are more healthy, but| ©" package or on tablets you are not learn thetr lessons more readily. Wherever it 1s possible, outdoor ox- ereive should be given the preference BE FREE “| weecececceccecese the home is @ very years, ts» sought by his brother,/ vnyenoon Ser re ASPIRIN John Whelan, 653 W. Seventh st. in connection with Cinot m1 r right living, but Incinnati, Dhio, The missing man the air In the best ventilated home is 80 «good outdoor alr, Those who spend much time in the enjoy best health, It is & great advantage to spend the summer tn camp, or living in the the alr t If you are deprived of good fresh] Olde pwr alr during the day, try at least to get Earache Rheumatism he night. A third of our Neuralgia Pain, Pain pent in bed. ie "a Accept only “Bayer” | package Tho best ventilated sleeping room |wiich contains proper directions. is far inferior in healthfulness to an Because it is best for their tender skins. Help it now and then with touches of Cuticura Ointment applied to first signs of redness or rough- Talcum is also excel- amre, 4 and finch Outing Fiennel, both whit and fancy striped de MpeClal, & YATE. ceccerces For Men’s, Women’s, Children’s —Night Gowns —Pajamas —Night Robes —Sleeping Garments Misa Justina Wayne, for-. merly of Seattle, who is now visiting relatives here after several years of stage work both in America and abroad, and who ia interesting a group of local citizens in a} municipal theatre movement. | —Phote by Grady, MOVETOSAVE | MARK BUYERS. Roosevelt Heads American | Corporation | NEW YORK, Bept. 18—Te tn-| Yost safely the billtons of German H] marks now held in the United Btates and Canada tn real estate, mortgages, securities and other val- uable assets tn Germany, thereby protecting the American holders and bringing to them an actual interest return, ts to be the object of United European Investors, Lim ited, tt was announced here today Franklin D. Roosevelt, formerly | — — aasintant secretary of the United] ' States navy, has been elected pres) Bureau of Schall, head of Wm. Schall @ Co.,| bankers, New York, ts vice presi dent and chairman of the executive siete of $60,000 preferted stock in elati e dollar denomination and €00 mitiion! ‘The Ater invites tte readers te ase this marks common stock in shares of @*pertmest as an aid in finding missing A wnique charter bas Becti Erant- eeparsted. Those wheee reistives or 4 the company by the Dominion |friesde are missing are invited to report ident of the company: Wilttam | coramit tre, & The capital of the company com 10,000 German marks each, |to help ta reuniting these whe have bee of Canada, and the directors belleve | Keaders whe may knew the whereabouts % tw one of the mest wnlusble (ef garacns mentions’. te Gils clue eo | franchises ever granted. While it pies are is ® corporation under the lnws|te reproduce such Heme as Will interest of a British dominion, the common | ele communttion, stock is of German mark denomt- Bg nation. This coubleg sil owners of|y MRS. MAY CARTER AND German marks to acquire the sharen| i ¢cmetion regarding the eee at their par value of 10,000 MArk#) Wereabouts of Mrs. May Carter each, regariiens of exchange Suc: or her daughter, Vivian Agnes, will! tuations, be thankfully recetved at the Brit - ish consulate, Seattle. Vivian Agnes Carter was born at Seattle in Janu- Cuts Up Brother, ary, 1905. 5 5 * eee Hides Him in Cask} nox pav—ates. charies rkatett,| TOULON, Sept. 18.—Suspietous | Silverdale, Wash., ia seeking tnfor-| over the disappearance of Clement mation in regard to the where-/ Jallifer, neighbors notified the pe. Sbouts of her son, Roy Day, who ts lice. Search in his home revealed reported to have run away from him dismembered body in a cask of the Silverdale school, Roy is 14, pickles, A brother, Leon, was ar With light complexion, sandy hair reated for the crime after he tried) nd brownish eyes, to escape, The accused man is| bs Sad hd 60; his brother was 50 years young-| FRANK WHELAN.—Frank Whel- poy an, Alaskan pioneer, who has been lost track of for the last three lived for a time in Chelan, Wash, eee “ ’ : RENE BOISVERT.-—Mrs, H. Lan. «Say “Bayer” and Insist}) cies is ooking tor her. brother, Rene Botevert, whom she traced as far as the Millionatr club, 98 W. Main st, and then lost the trail. Brother and elster were separated when a letter was delayed In deliv. ery, and neither can find the other. Address information to Mrs, Lan- dies in care of the Millionair club, Eliott 6026, eee MRS. GRACIE STERLING.—Mrs. T. J. Smith, 6 First st. W., Round- up, Montana, wants to locate her eranddaughter, Mra. Gracie Bter- ling. ( cecuE | he| Unless you ste the name “Bayer” getting the genuine Bayer product Prescribed by physicians over twen ty-two years and proved safe by milk Hons for | Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost! ‘|few cents. Druggists also sell bot- tles of 24 and 100, Aspirin is the| trade merk of Bayer Manufacture of | — Bad Breath Is Usually Due to | Constipation i ‘When you are constipated, not enough of Nature's lubricating liquid is pro- duced in the bowel to keep ee tare Pow soft and moving. ‘tors prescribe Nujol because it Bete like this natural lubricant and thus replaces it, | Nujol is @ lubricant—not ® medicine or sexstive be so cann pe. ‘Try it today, oe \ Ce This is Princess Cecilie, daughter of the ex-crown| prince of Germany. See any| resemblance between her and ‘her dad? | MecDougall_fouthwick SECOND AVENUE AT PIKE ‘The Store of Eternal Newness” ae. A Big Sale of Outing Flannel Plain White and Fancy Stripes 125c On Sale—Basement Floor ,| tween 4 and 4. m, each day, and ae 130 sonnlitemntienmene Main 6720 Shopping Houre 9:00 to — ii Ee $-inch Outing Flannel, both white and fancy striped de signs; good heavy grade; spe Olal, & YALA cs seseerseecenreee 25c S05 Bins igaion 18c S¢4inch Outing Miannel, both white @nd fancy striped effects soft fleece and clonely wo “ »/ TH. Feather Your Nest” | PY NW Nej ai eliste Is at Palace Hip|& earcrrer rer A pretty tale of love between a | scarecrow and @ crow maiden, en: | hanced by some appropriate scenery, | ALL THIS WEEK! 1. Bebe Daniels in “A Game is provided in “ ther Your Nest,” | Chicken” &@ romance of the wee ema’ hours of | the morning, which {s easily the fea |] 2. “Feather Your Nest” ture of the new bill at the Palace/[ 3. Foch Four Hip. j The doubdle-jotnted, tattered inhabt- | tant of the field is alive only be-| 4. Welch and Hazelton his dainty biack-feathered sweetie can talk between those hours only, but they make things hum while they can. » A new comedy act, and a decided hit, t* “Something Flat,” presented by ‘Welch and Hazelton, the “apart. | fwoush the Daily Use of ment house comedians.” Youth Quickly to, Daisy, the girl contortionist, ne | eee gles herself into Inconcetvable knots | god by Drusssts Beers while her partners, the Morales Brothers, entertain with aerial acro- bation. A dark-town romance, with dia log interspersed by song and instru- mental numbers, 1s served in delight. ful style by Draper and Hendry in thelr “Impersonations of the Ala- bama Negro.” An excellent variety of material fs splendidly handled by the Foch Four, billed as Belgian's foremost dancers. A tum-smuggler’s daughter ts res- cued by a U. 8. secret service agent after a series of thrilling events which includes a battle between sub- chaser and contraband ship, in which the latter ‘s burned in “A Game Chicken,” the feature photoplay star- ring Bebe Daniels, Qn for Birthday HULL, Eng, Sept. 18—Wearied by a party celebrating her 10: birthday, Mrs. Ann Roberts co lapsed and died in a few hours. Survives Life in Arctic; Cold Kills — LONDON, Sept. 18—Ben Wyatt, % survivor of the Arctic expedition of — 1876, died here from the effects of @ slight gold caught tn @ rainstorm, al PENOMENAL DEMAND. | FOR TANLAG CONTINUES TO_TAX LABORATORIES * 50,400 bottles a day, while the Although the Capacity of |jasoratory at Walkerville, Canada, Plants Has Been In-|¥!t? 7,300 bottles a day, and the Mexico City plant, 6,040 bottles creased to 62,240 Bot-|sany, snip 1 st ts. tles a Day, Still Almost Dak Whi the. lanwenied mi Impossible to Keep Up striving to obtain quantity produc: tion, this endeavor ts stil] second. i ary to the determination to make With Orders no sacrifice whatever that will en- danger the high quality of the medi- — 50 MILLION BOTTLES oiNot the capacity of the Not long ago SOLD IN EIGHT YEARS | naston Laboratories was doubled, —— and it was thought this would take eos care of orders for many years, But Celebrated Medicine In-|\ithis « sear the business was tax- dorsed by Best People | ins the new capacity, and this com: | | pelled the establishment of the other of Every Community | {vo %_ that the combined output, 62,240 "| Tanlac's widespread and everin | Merit Alone Jcreasing popularity is thé strongest During the first seven months of | possible proof of its unquestioned merit. No product, no matter how this year, 3,584,400 bottles of Tanlac have been sold, a new world record extensively advertised, could con- tinue to establish world records for for a proprietary medicine is estab-| sale: after year, if it did not lished, produce actual and positive results. More than $0,000,000 bottles have| Tanlac Is composed of the most been sold during the elght years beneficial roots, herbs and barks Tanlac has been before the pubdlic,| known to medical sclence. The for and to say that {t has the largest|mula is ethical and conforms to all sale of any moeficine of its kind) pure food and health laws, and plants, Now it is apparent does not begin to tell the story. although ‘Tanlac’s superiority 1s No other medicine has ever ap-!abundantly supported by leading proached the demand enjoyed by|authorities, It is the people them- Tanlac, and it ts expeeted that the selves who have made Tanlac what sales this year alone will be more it {s. Millions upon millions have than 10,000,000 bottles. used it and have told other millions Working diligently at full capac! what it has done. ity, It ts still almost impossible for! Back of Tanlac’s success in the three modern laboratories to pro-| world of commerce is Tanlac’s suc duce the medicine in sufficient quan-|cess in the homes of the people tities to keep © with the flood)and that is why it continues to be of orders ad after carjoad the sensation of the drug trade moves out from the plant at Day.) ‘Tanlac is sold by all good drug: ton, Ohio, which has a capacity of| gists,—Adyertisement, ~~ os