The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 6

ae) comacinitenithenesa nmerntiieiesete, otencenereey anaes AOR i | | | i ne | 5 JLHURSDAY VOVEMBIEK 1 ATTLE STAR PAGE 6 THE § Broadway Changes BAPTISTS OPEN. (DaconatioNs) Loniie does not bubble H BIBLE MEETING does not taste sweet S$ i i Avoid FLU INFECTION ‘with protecting, antiseptic MENTHOLATUM Rub in the nostrils at first sign of head cold 1Old Street Keeps Abreast of Time BY DON RYAN———-—————_’ | | More Than 800 Delegates | does not smell sweet oe fe ~ but it does kill germs Approximately $00 Taptiate of | *CXEE it bubble,” was a common re- acid will kill germs. Bichloride of | mark when peroxide of hydrogen mercury will kill germs. or some other “mild” antisepticwas i+ these caustic and pol ss | applied toa cut or wound. But phy- compounds cannot be used on the ‘ ai ians and nurses knew how little juman tissue and membranes with- germicidal value such mild prepara- out destroying the tissue as “well tions had. Zonite has seventy-five 45 the germs. They must be diluted times the effectiveness of peroxide! +. such an extent as to greatly im. LT I n from an unaccustomed a Ireas on Bron, An © eattlo and vicinity gathered Jea in tho su al 1 the evening-—|Pirst Baptist church Wednenda way he cop that st Kj ar asional d nd stick in (he | night. The program was featured #4 of Baptist history, by J, Villers, pastor of Baptist ebure belief wan forn There is a remarkable his- tory behind Zonite. This form of antiseptic is rated as one of the greatest dis- | coveries of medical science BANISH THE FIRST GRAY HAIR t Wor soria, He is ich Lo tie, searatiox | There are innumerable sweet-smell- pair their efficiency. Yet Zonite has ication and religion going “hand.in | ing, pleasant-tasting preparations for more germicidal strength than t | hand! | | gargling, spraying and mouthwash- PURE carbolic acid! Miss Mabel! McVeigh, of the Bap | ing But the taste and | odor of these mouthwashes will not kill germs. Zonite actually kills germs. [DO NOT despair whes that first gray hale Then there is another class of antiseptics—the poisons. since the discovery of anaes- A B It is true these will kill thesia. Ask your physician r t-of-town | atte are Hees? chlcaed | | germs. Pure carbolic : toamplify thesestatements, | Sold at all dealers $0¢ and $1.50, Trial P Nemate | Cie hates Meatile attoraay, ore | bottle sent direct for 10c, The Kentos Le . Pharmacal Co., 612 Coppia Bids, Sy. stat -halbredtaiad hence - - Miss Evelyn Smalley | In bottles, 50c and $1.00 i Corington, Ky, , ; a ——<—<———————————————————————————eessss———— eye x angular | . 1 ta daughter of G. W. Smalley, ] chowine cum xite| DEADLOCK ON | ieit"York, is credited with | sta Grad the -wquatting . ATION BUY being the jie Lan ale 53 E ea ara ee beth Berg mae of Kilowat hours.) nat preludiced apna ave] Woman war veteran, Ske 04) Walter Fulton Is | Victim of Flume | ai beon named by the Puget Souna| two yeara under fire as a . : . | yh Aa : reel nee eens one t & Power Co, to ar ‘o| nurse, Her most recent honor Nearing Recovery | Drowning Buried | fae 0K 1 : ; | If this K: . i v Fremont and was from the Legion of| Word recelved from the} william Van Woerden, 6-year-old i King to Receive Honor. jars, hat Walter Fulton, | son of Dirk Van Woerden, George-| circle could talk, you would get the surprise re.|town dairyman, who was drowned . 5 SERS men' urt} FUNERAL SERVICES will be held| covering ra Sentence Monday Sentences both for smuggling and will return to|in a muncipal power flume at George optum and il taken to sire the sta-'for Daniel O'Connell at St, Ann's| Seattle within the next six weeks, |town Tuesday afternoon, was to be thru condemnation proceed-' Catholic chureh at 9 o'clock Thursday | The news was brought by Dr.| buried from the family home Thurs- of your buy- ir The squabble over the third mo: He is survived by his|Hunt, who returned from a «lx|day afternoon. The burial {s under | ing ext’ ‘ x a 1 of appralsers has widow, Mra, Mary E. O'Connell; two| weeks’ tour of the Eastern medical| the direction of the Georgetown Un-| Kevtsd 4 be for several month: 1 Paul and Raymond O’connell, | clin While in the East, he ad-|dertaking C ence. \'t t 5 to appraine the » allot Beattle, and three brothers, | dressed the St puis Medical cojlege | — Kellogg Is Named | tions a the purchase srge, Herbert and Willlam O'Con-|on goltre specialization,«and partict-| American College of Surgeons at Chi- . the city s ell of Chicago pated in the annual sessions of the| ¥ cannot agree emets _ ribsed we wavanacstibe bee: > work with Envoy to Englan i, Nov. 1 BSODIFOOKvAsKeBeUEG - : a delicious spread WASHI | Tasty Cheeso : nited States to t nth nds by mall, November gf to announcement of ‘ae — | Linoleum Floors Save Money In Floor Upkeep USINESS floors are the world’s champion ab- sorbers of street dust. 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