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

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Loule “No Account at All” " ES, Oct. 25.—Charg Ume d’Aleria, | Nixon, of } Armand |30 years of ed the m Ruth fecond wife of @'Aleria, has asked an ar = DELUXE TRACTOR TYPE iaieee §=©9TRUCK TIRES Kennedy Auto Works Corner Third and Bell EL iot-2682 Pyorrhea Comes to Four Out of Every Five Bleeding gums? Trouble ahead Pyorrhea follows tender, bleeding gums. Take no chances, It strikes four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, too, Brush your teeth with Forhan’s For the Gums. If used consistently and used in time, it will prevent Pyorrhea or check its progress, and keep the teeth white and clean and the gums firm and healthy. It is pleasant to the taste as well. The formula of R. J. Forhan, D. D.S. At all druggists, 35¢ and 60c in tubes. FOR THE GUMS ’More than a tooth paste —it chéoks Pyorrhea Formala of R. J: Forhan, D. D. $. Forhan Company, New York Forban’s. Limited, Montreal Dark Rings Under Eyes Wor the relief of dark rings and bloodshot eyes there iq nothing bet- ter than simple camphor, witch- | hazel, hydrastis, etc, as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. The quick nection ts surprising. Kye cup free. bwitt Drug Co—Advertivement. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN’'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbla St. Seattle's Leading Dentiat for More ‘Than 31 ear =| strength, THE New _ Director cat Heilig SEATT E vans Praniides Treat place | | Howard Evans BY NICK SCHWARTZ “Honolulu folks certainly do like musical comedy, but mighty Rare fo fied more RD DTECINCIVGT Le eee Whi, ceeved giel |Suaiences than Beattie holds a big hit. at the New Marlboro hotel | | This from Howard Evans, new db! pew years ago. He came We rector of musical and about 1917, playing in nearty aut bers for Will King at the princtpal cities, and just pre who only recently fin vious to hin com to Seattle he Ing engagement played jn San Francisco. A wonderful record backs Eva Promises to Heilig patrons of a lot and the|of new and snappy numbers that show sure went over big, but it/ars sure to please during the com doesn't compare with the way Seat-|ing weeks of his local engagement tle folka a elving K. shows|The marked success of his first every wee y z |two weeks here with Will King is | Evans has Leo 1 to audiences In| also bebind = YOUNG “COPS” | latter of Will King's former partner Portland. In New York, where Evans start one neo num. Heilix, ned a play: | in the Hawaiian ail jast | including New York, Sak Lake City | jand San Francisco, and still he| |likes Seattle audiences best. He| was impressed with Seatthe, he de-| ARE ARRESTED! |clared, when he played hero three} years ago at The Bungalow with} The Jamon xt. police force is dis: a big musical show, rupted, with its chief and one cap- Eyans has been in the musical/tain in the tolls of the law as show busimess for a long time, but| “burglars.” joined Will King’s company only} With Edward Carlson as chief, a two weeks ago. He has played and| group of juveniles were sworn in directed numbers for some of the|to keep order among the small | Wednesday evening, following their arrest for the theft of a revolver! | from. the room of J. I. Lehman, of} the Lee hotel, Edwird and his | brother, Clarence, are reported to ee ser —~ NR GF confessed to Police Capt. J. of the stage, Including Ray ¢ Ed Armstrong and Ben Dillon, |" Mason. (MERE Y. M. C. A. Vote on New Constitution | CLEVELAND, 0,, ( Local Y. M. C. A. organizatio hruout the country voted today on now jconstitution submitted by the const! tutional convention here. The proposed constitution provides for complete reorganization of the government of the association, to eliminate: waste Hood 3150000 | Yearly, 4 at athe / ‘alitie's Turned G& wnedy | A UNION MEETING of alt tho Aree ere / organizations of the St. John's par- ish, West Seattle, ts called for next |Monday evening at 7:30, in the] chureh. All men and women mem bers are urged to attend Rates, Senses 204 youn fie digestive nd res a Fred, ‘pormal, Besides Ireland, New Zealand, Ice- land and Patagonia are without snakes, and Japan, Tasmania and y\ mM JUNIORS— Little Wo One-third th Jar dose, same ingredients, ed hin stage career, he put on the | most popular musical comedy stars| boys of the district a year ago.) LE STAR SECOND Second at Pike “The of ‘Thousands over the items store to be THURS ReDougs lL Youthwick AVENUE PIKE Store of Eternal Newness” Remnant Day at MacDougall-Southwick Tomorrow! sold fraction of their original prices. from DAY, OCTOBER Main 6720 all at a Store Opens at 9! THRILL CROWD | z Ruler J i the band ofl . festival, Trapeze Event Is Popular at |one: | Elk Festival h Arena had to » Wednesday night in bute t ds in 0 wait Spectators at the Eiks’ charity |festival, being held at the Arena every night this week, get a thrill }from the aerial antics of the Fay mond brothers, especially if they | happen to be seated at the proper | Yantago point. While one of the brothers aia at ease in a trapeze fe the mounts a huge ball to whic is | vited by the Bicycle Rangers to ac- | attached, and which travels on @/company them o trip to Black suspended Ught wire stretched over | River Junction I @ portion of the grandstand section. |tober ¢ On the sphere the daring aerialist |tiye w performs, going from one end of the | wire to the’ other by devious ways | | and methods of footwork, while the trapeze occupant swings to and fro | beneath, at imbold # » oll this week, ch night he Chamber of Commerce cho: male volces will sing at the festival tonight. |Boy Bicyclists to Go on Excursion boy bicyclists are: being in:| “Milwaukee” | trains across the mountains Boys desiring to attend should bring thelr own lunch and gather in mt of the Rangers’ headquarters 9 o'clock in the morning. The Friday night m group of young/return trip will begin at 3 p. m.} | Cornish dancers will again present | Adult leaders, under Fred C. Ring {two dances, These dancers are creat-|ens, chief ranger executive, will ac jing favorable impression on the |company the lads, The road {g re- [patrons and are compelled to re-| ported paved Practically all the way, spond to encores. | Wednesday night's program waa | Jenlivened by the presence of 200] members of Bremerton lodge No. a means, however, of sti 1186, with Exalted Ruler H. E.!methods of exterminating the spe-| Gorman at their head, The baste cies. There fly farm in London here the are deliberately “Ask Your Grocer for | a . trial package of *SALADA Tze A. 405 It will prove its superiority | in the tea pot — Try it today. IR. GHC, COOK, WE st-4073, EL iot-0350, Distributors: then candy coated, Por ebildren and adults. 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