The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 4 A picture so wonderful ly fe 0 W good ‘twill make your mouth water, of of MAKE-BELIEVE (~ GUESS AGAIN || weseeeccees { MARIE PREVOST and big cast. + Charles G. Norris’ _ famous novel TODAY’S PROGRAMS n COLISEUM —M de La Motte ha“ Wonderiay tere” BLUE MOUSE—Mente Blue and Me Wrase,” Proof That One Bottle of r THA Kerrigan tm The Girl © 1 COLUMMIA=® r pid neth Harlan in “Met Bide, West am. N—Jolin Gilbert tn Mix in Arabia PRINCESS Woman Knows. STAGR HEILIG — Witt King’s company tn matires of 1923." rio Prevost in PANTAURS—Varlety vaudeville pre eran, PALACE HIP—Vauderilie and photo play, “A Nelse in Ne Kills More Germs Than Ten Gallons of Peroxide Surviving Organisms ~ ZONITE EXTRA! eam MADAME PRIMA DONNA e x few othe Mat, 25e COLUMBIA Nights 50c | Brower ' leprightly revu popula ng! Jand melodies entitled, “A Study ir Syncopation.” COMING BACK SATURDAY | |ture of the Columbia program STRAND Baby Pexgy In “Carmen, Jr | “The Girl of the Golden Weat,”| Diee-s en adaptatio WINTER GARDEN t ° bert is ¢ tar of aaa iad {rss1 50001000 [800 000] HYDROGEN 11210] 3,600,000 | 4,200,000 —] DROGENTT to 20] 3,600,000 | 4,150,000 1 to 50] 5,200,000—[ 5,400,000] r | “Seasoned rie Poacher spas gh oP lm TATISTICS show that many millions of dollars have been spent each year by the American jin August “The Bargain” | { 4s t . people for mouth washes, gargles and so-called mild antiseptics that have little or no germ- HART'S FAVORITE non ; killing power. TO BE RELEASED |: the direction of Thomas HL. In 4 rt's | fom a story by Willia : es . ; Mitta of ai the pictures. tn ohic epted an the dea We publish above a table which is the result of a germicidal test between Zonite and Peroxide. The test was made by a bacteriological laboratory of international reputation. We select Peroxide favorite of all the pictures in which | Who 1s accepted as the dean o writ: | of Giscord and soon Ma arjo s Shas appeared will be issued early |¢8 of Western stories for the acreen.|of hubby, babe and hore, finding because it has slightly more germicidal power than most of the non-poisonous antiseptics here- |J. Barney Sherry in the head of “| more pleasures in cafe life with fast cast of well known players who sup | friends. This leads up he climax port Hart tn it. which s drama nd ‘taemiag our methods in fon, and our cus- orded every cour- tesy consistent with sound b :si- ness judgment. 4% Pald on Savings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited Peoples Savings Bank SECOND “VE. AND PIKE sT. DR. J. KR. 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M. 1Osute rs. | AN KNOWS” The Amusing story Today and Until Wednenday JOUN GILMERT and SYLVIA BREAMER tn “Calvert’s Valley” A Ploy of Unusuni nd Nenuty Twillbe hardto make any truck driver be- lieve the new Goodyear All-Weather Tread Cushion Tire is better than the old Goodyear Cushions he knows so well. Butitis better. It has the All-Weather Tread, and it grips harder, cushions better, and wears longer. This one of the complete line of Goodyear All-Weather ruck Tires we sell Ackerman & Harris Offer WILL KING in his First Seattle Revue “SATIRES OF 1923” 80 Runway Peaches 30 I Worth for 60¢ | UNTIL FRIDAY— Kiddies # Dime Any Time m McGreg MADGE PREFERS SCREEN TO STAGE {n, of course, but say is this, that | possibilities f it is moro | | i Marie Prevost is co- starred | with Monte Blu “Brass | the picturization of Charles |G. Norris’ novel of marriage and which is showing on a return engage- iment at the Blue Mouse the- divorce, now tofore in general use. Saliva from the human mouth is filled with bacteria or germ life. An antiseptic to be of any real value should render saliva sterile (kill all germ life) even when the antiseptic is highly di- luted with water. The power of an antiseptic is judged by the amount of water that can be added to it without destroying its ability to kill germs. The table shown above gives the results ob- tained when Zonite and Peroxide are used against the bacteria contained in human saliva. Now study the table and let us see what we find. In the first column the amount of water that was added to the amount of antiseptic is shown. For instance, 1 to 20 means one drop of Zonite to which twenty drops of water were added. In the second and third columns is shown the number of germs that were still alive after being exposed to the solution indicated in the first column for five minutes, and fifteen min- utes respectively. NOTE: Pyorrhea is the scourge of civili- zation. It is attacking three out of five people who have reached middle age. Zonite is a new and powerful weapon for combating this disease. If you wish to The result of the test is as follows: One drop of Zonite added to 100 drops of water was ap- plied to millions of bacteria coated with saliva. In five minutes not one was left alive. Peroxide diluted only 1 to 5 made no impression whatso- ever on the bacteria; they actually multiplied while exposed to the solution. Let us repeat again, Peroxide is slightly more efficient than most of the non-poisonous prepara- tions sold to the public as antiseptics. After ex- amining the above test it is not hard to under- stand just how much protection against germ attack the American people have secured for the millions they have spent for such “antiseptics,” The difference between Zonite and antiseptics of this character is summed up by the follow- ing fact: One 14 ounce bottle of the World-War antiseptic has more germicidal power than ten gallons of Peroxide. guard yourself from Pyorrhea, see your dentist regularly, throw away scented, pleasant tasting mouth washes and use Zonite at least once a day. More Powerful than Carbolic Acid HE test shown above com- pares Zonite with the mild type of antiseptics heretofore in general use. Here is another table showing the result of a test between Zonite, which is'non-poisonous and harmless to the human body, and car- bolic acid, a deadly poison as destruc- tive to the human body as fire. The result of the test was as follows: One drop of Zonite added to 150 drops of water killed all germs in saliva in five minutes, Phenol (pure carbolic acid) at exactly the sametdilution failed to kill all germs in thirty minutes. And now remember this—Zonite can be ap- ge to a cut or wound absolutely pure. Used in dilutions recommended for the mouth and throat, its destruction of germ life is almost in- stantaneous, ZONITE PHENOL (carbolic acid) This table is worth thou ah study by every man and woman in America. It o fer scientific proof that the days of poisonous, burning antiseptics int ¢ home are numbered. TO WOMEN: /f you have a deadly poison in your home—get rid of it! Such caustic, burning fluids are dangerous to have about. They are also extremely harmful if used regularly for douche medi- cation. Any physician will verify this statement, ZONITE PRODUCTS COMPANY, NEw YORK