The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR are FREE <i,,|(SAYS “FATHER” Better University Work 10-Day Tube FREE cotton WIFE'S HUBBY’ With Stiffer Standards ° | Attendance Grows as Student Requirements} Are Raised at U. of W. LES PAGE 4 Second Man Seeks Way Out of Weird Marital Tangle BY MELVIN voor |dietior er ! father husband were In now Wash 5 to about the highest of any | the vumbe The pe United t number en the stand: | give When Film makes teeth cloudy the lips are kept closed End Film and the prettier teeth lead to open amiles jearm that ak loud had and he live State e reate me known @ ur befor hard to got neehard to stay months was 7,136 will, ndance in tudent must mainta 1 high May bring you a delightful surprise at Meves Thursday | mocratic P Do you realize how many pret phe tier teeth you see nowadays? Millions of people now brush teeth in a new way. They combat the cloudy film. And those whiter cleaner, safer teeth show what that method means. You and yours will use it.when you once learn what it does. And this free test will show you. Those dingy coats Your teeth are coated with a film—that viscous film you feel. Much of it resists the tooth brush, clings and stays. Soon that film discolors, then forms dingy coats. That is how teeth lose their beauty. Film also holds food substance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs breed by millions in it, And they, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyor- rhea. Some of these troubles come to nearly all. You should fight the One acts to disintegrate the film at all stages of formation. The other ves it without harmful scouring Able authorities proved these methods effective. Then a new type tooth paste was created to ap ply them daily. The name is Pep sodent. Leading dentists the world over now advise it, Careful people of some 50 nations use it every day. ™m GIVES UP HIS | OWN BROTHER Beg Pardon! KNOXVILLE Intentionally prints wu | H ds or maken an unjust | reporters are human, | everything they | er an error ereepa) H he very glad to wud we will thank the friends ell It to our attention. a. oe Policeman Posts Booze Charge B. Natural—gentle Pepsodent also multiplies the | Gi alkalinity of the saliva, to better fight mouth acids. It’ multiplies the starch digestant in saliva, to better diggst starch deposits. So every use gives manifold power to these great natural tooth-protect- ing agents. al t that the Diller ho- Monday's Star a Cc. M man, by who is un he was tatem: manslaughte mention When Sam br i ‘ithe scene of the robbery ¢ New York jeve Lockett, in Portland, ording to the police police aay, occurred | t the Frye hotel, While the woman | as visiting with Jaco 4 an opportunity to y and fled. 8 in Portia se neour, ac ‘The robbery arrent was erro: | Thus Pepsodent brings its amaz- ing results in natural and gentle ways, without harsh grit. on, take $3 ahe on, was sttorne kot lof bin me $4.0 Mrs. Harding Thanks Send the coupon for a 10-Day ‘ Tube, Note how clean the imak Chief W. B. Severyns feel after using, Mark the absence of the viscous film. See how teeth | M become whiter as the cloudy coats = fror disappear This means much to you and yours. Cut out coupon now, Pepsodent results are quick and tea ll nae apparent. ‘They will amaze and delight you. Two easy ways Now dental science has discov- ered two easy ways to fight film. | Reyn: who Mann a tried on fore the Educator Was to Be Buried Tuesday being t Chief of Poll Koenig robbery « Protect the Enamel ‘ | Imperial Guardsman Is Scissor Grinder | R of from the with | ¢ ten ewnky, late kn t Hard lodges four 10-DAY TUBE FREE THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, Dept. R, 1104 S. Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ti. ° Mall 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to sre ree and Odd Fe ed by hin mother y the good | the ndid force of | Elks and 4 Papsadéeni The New- Day Dentifrice wury and pape ern. em ack - 1 or ion. | LERING DEER Only euv tube to w family, SPOILS PICNIC} Sept 5. A Se: Police Magazine to li dot Will Get Be Out Next Month | bs Final Trimmi edition of “Main 7810,") xine of the Seattle po-| partmen|, will be published : ath, ft was announced Mo read in the woods, and 4 staff comprising Chief W And as if|B: Severyna and other police offt a pack of| cits will edit the monthly magazine deer, followed | © new Mow advised by leading dentists | | the world over. | ngs The first official ma; ASTORIA t t | panting deer, flee! houn made a A. 2, Night School Opens 4.2... for Winter Classes ™ \ that ugh, dogs king the right b the cake andscape. GUN BLOWS UP, i ap | DUCK ESCAPES |in the mhotogravure, Driver Is Killed \°' »* § her and grandfather be him, blew KELSO, Ser c 5 Ore, The w afternoon Jown to fit th More Supplies Are Received for Japa Twenty more c for the stricken Japan have been tle for si The supplies the local Red Cr and will be sent acros: within the next few 4: 4] da classes the sehe language ened at Miles hae been chosen bust: | new magazine er police lt L. department hea and finished smearing manager of the and sandwiches aver the mates Local Girl Enrolls in Bible Institute ‘ or n, Seattle, at the who have not be run Ore seneresese: most economical—no rind no waste + Bluhill Cheese Getting Too Fat? Try This—Reduce » ly enka o Swedish entering the up whea H. E. « fired at a fat malla Williams to the hb rrated face. W The duck escaped taber ia institute id sent he will recover. n training Is to be was hit a missionary | train No. 40 | Pierson le Dealers Are Fined ee for Cigaret Sales | ng ciga » minora result-| in three B. Steele, $50) t L. D. Long, 631] 1 W. H. Zuglitee being fined $26) Monday afternoon by Police} rifle: marksman, . " eC. C, Dalton | ‘AUCTION—AUCTION 8° PUBLIC AUCTION At the Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Wash. Washinirton) ¢ Standard fat accumulating oF you will be wise "| Famous Marksman __ |, Dies From Cold ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25. A cold con tracted at th: ent national shoot- Mr ing mateh at Camp Perry, Ohio, re- ate Apis hth kas sulted in the h here today of | ny doing t “ W. 85th ‘Theodore Bunding, nationally known c pistol and Residents Protest Merry-Go-Round idents renewed round children. re fror dealers ing Bout Fatal | to Marine Guard Advertixement. at the oodland park, Monday, by proteat- | ing to the city council against re- newing the amusement firm's license. | Judge Holds Both Vessels to Blame tion of the United States | & board for exemption of lia of the steamer West Hart-| d with the liner on April 1, Port with the loss of eight denied in fed ourt ternoon by Jere who that Longshoremen to Consider Strike Longshoremen’s union delegates | from various towns in District No, 2 were called into an all-day session at the Labor Temple, Tuesday, to , | debate the advisability of a strike for (Bremerton 10 a, m, Pac Thursday, 8 In this sale there will t large quantities etal The All-Weather Tread of the Goodyear Tire is designed to grip the road. As the wheel brings the blocks of that famous tread against the surface of pavement or ground, those thick, sharp edges take a slipless hold. near cable ship and boat ors’ supplies, hardwa 6 equally to bia tools, engine and f re equally to blame. smal) boats, nuta, b Hartland was severely | hundreds of other items too numer damaged forward and the Governor |ous to mention. sunk Descriptive circulars |tained at navy yard | SAMUBL L. WINT Auctione wire Judge claimed ching mi fittin They set up a wedge-like resistance to sideslip or skidding. 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ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1923 me We Tell [t With VALUES AKING ALL IN ALL, “Special Sales,” “Price Conces- sion Purchases,” “Clearances,” ‘Fashion Show Spe- cials” and every other sort of a “Sale,” used as a pretext for urging business, Not a Single Such Event, Nor All of Them To- gether, Can Furnish Such a Variety of and Values in Coats and Wraps as It Will Be Your Pleasure to See Here Tomorrow in Our Showing of NEARLY 1,200 COATS AND WRAPS AT They embrace the very latest modes for juniors, misses and wom- en of all ages, in sizes 16 to 44, and comprise in Dress Coats the most réfined models in Suedynes, Velours and Bolivias, with and without fur collars and silk lined; and Sport, Motor and College Coats, and solid color Polaires and Mojave stripes and plaids. Tailored Suit of man- Robes, in black, white nish material, .. $16 Tined «see SLB lined .. From this collection of Coats at $16, two or more should find their way into every woman’s wardrobe. If, however, higher grade Coats are desired, there’s a wonderful collection here in Ormandales, Fash- ionas, Normandies, Geronas, Brytonias and Arabettas, with and ' without fur collars and cuffs, luxuriously silk lined and priged the saving “Sweet Sixteen” way, at from— $25 to $195 Imported Spangled Coat MoJave stripes: full lined of plaid and new $16 and novelty colorings New York San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Quake Victim Dies on Her Way Home en, bre ARES ESE neyed to thig city to meet the Em- VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 25. x press of Australia; She was em- flag-draped casket containing the|In the quake at Yokohama and died! ployed by the General Electric com- body of Miss M. MeMu aken from the liner) the removal of the | Empress of Australia hert yesterday | Francisco were made Mullen, brother of the bedy to San by RF. Me and shipped to the Californla City girl, who jour Miss MéMullen was mortally injured Uosedh to ——eeee for Salvage Complying with the provisions of the Treaty Limiting Naval Armament, the United States Navy offers for SALE by SEALED PROPOSALS, diectpene Battlesbitns and Battle Cruisers, to be capped by the purchasers within 18 months from date of ratification of the Treaty, which went into effect August 17, 1923. Vessels on ways at Navy Yards. Each vessel FIRST SALE OCT. 25, 1923 to be sold in its present state of construction: BATTLESHIPS—Designed Dimensions— Length, 684 feet; breadth, 105 feet; raft, 33 feet; displacement, 43, 200 tons U.S. S. South Dakota U.S. S, Indiana U.S.S. Montana U.S. §. North Carolina At Navy Yard, New York At Navy Yard, New York At Navy Yard,'Mare Island, Cal, At Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va. BATTLE CRUISERS —Designed Dimensions—Length,874ft.,breadth 101 ft.8 in.,drafe31 fe,displaceinent,43,500tons U.S. S. Constitution ins U.S. S. United States Philadelphia Wire or write Officer-in-Charge, Sale of Naval Vessels, Room 1008, Navy Department, Washington, D.C. Other sales to.be held as ‘hows 3 for Catalogue 224-B, giving terms and conditions of this sale. NOVEMBER 1 NOVEMBER 8 NOVEMBER 30 Battleships Afloat—Now at Navy te Battleships Afloat—Now at Navy Yards Vessels on Ways at Private Shipyards BATTLESMIPS Displacement-Tons Michigan at Philadelphia * 16,000 Minnesota at Philadelphia “16.000 Kansas at Philadty) 16,00 ‘ermont Displacement Tons Designed Displacement-Tons Towa at Newport News, Va, 43,200 M husetts re River, Mass, BATTLE CRUISERS —ar Constellation . Ranger Each vewse! New Hampshire atPhiladelphia =. Loulsiana at Philadelphis Georgia at Mare Island, Cal, , Rhode Island at Mare faland, Cal Connecticut at Puget Sound, Wash Write for cata 16,000 16,000 14,948 » 3200 Newport News, Va, © ee 8,800 gat ae 43,500 to be sold In ite present stare of 16,000, Moe 000 at Mere Island, Cal ebraska ; at Mare Island, Cal, Delaware at Boston, Mass. Write for catalogue 228-8 oe 14948 . . 16,000 oe uction: 225.8 Write for catalogue 226-8 These sales offer an unusual opportunity to those desiring to engage in the “ship-breaking” industry, to ship builders, the metal trades, and all engaged in the purchase ind Ale re metals and materials. Liberal terms are offered and, if desitéd, deferred payments can be ar- ranged extending over a period of three years, For catalogue and full information address: OFFICER-IN-CHARGE, SALE OF NAVAL VESSELS ; Room 1008, Navy Department, 17th and 8 Streeté, Washington, D.C.