The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1924, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR | wi ALR Bae i A aad T catiedeninansmameian ves Old-Time Audience Hears Third Floor—The Bon Marche | PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET—SEATTI I 5} Gecond Fleor—The Bon Mar 39-Inch AILSilk Crepe de Chine—Very Special 79¢ 300 yards of thi oo : Old-Time Political Talk Snohomish County Fair Opens Today in good weight for linings and blouses. Purple, gold, emerald, brown and na E ) 54-Inch Wool Jersey, Yard $1.95 popular silk 36-Inch Black Peau de Cygene $1.35 A lustrou eavy qualit GRAN Remnants of Heavy ie Crepe, Yard $1.65 | asine ted nd wanted g and rald 36-Inch Black Chiffon Taffeta $1.35 | (s\n én bs" ant ib , 58-Inch Checked Wool Suitings $1.95 William Jennings Bryan told Seattle raged ’ : 3 nee beste? hs lustrous, and very serviceable a eg sie noe et} ary’ a and BAY, Tn Conn Dice SPR tay hey kaon people “Evolution a guess.” te ae ea cig fg he MoE Oa ee =—_ Bat Bargain Basement Bargains are tf rire P ‘ . : certainties! Much Needed Toiletries Brighten the Home at Little Prices ‘ Ambre Royal | Pebheco Powder « | Tooth Paste Mill Ends of Plain and Oil Opaque Window Shades New Bolivia |. e $1.35 Bow 33c Tube Slightly Imperfect—59c Fancy Marquisette 17c | f , ‘ Ree ° In tan coolors—mounted on best spring Exceptional qualit Bate ae Feet and S Creme Oil Soap—not over 2 ae | oolle hes wide, 6 feet long—at a | ecru cu ng—lengths to 10 } . = t | : Olo-Palm Toilet Soap, hts Mulsified Cocoanut OM Sham me ai ] 200 Yards Excellent Mere Kaiser’s J iis ‘isisint"éri: 9% | rome mm crysis; vm age | 36-Inch Colored Drapery | 36-Inch Burlap 25c Yard 0 ition N Neet | Peroxide = eekela 256 Marquisette 20c a Yard | Very durable, yet good looking, for ppost U 0 Witeh Harel, full. tt | As the Petals, face powder Very effective drapery material—well Seapine a8 rae, = coverings ba eae 3 we DE ~ pie wasebbushssnsen” > 7 covered with bird and floral designs, in | shades of blue, rose, tan, gray, green and | Check to Love | wie in’ sui bitin | sreraicas, samges sor ase | many eolor combinations natural. SALEM, Germany Sept 1 cearyet B36 | Hennafoam Shampoo, bot.25¢ pli, wise tusiain Weta love romance w nughe fain Floor—The Bon Marche Register Now for the Fall Dressmaking Classes—Starting Monday Better grade coats that will Sen's sina wobhed th’ diusne ' cn |e | ome = arin pe eerie st Eh? te fe anee a You will find it a saving to join these classes and make your own fall outfit and have it up-to-the-moment in smartness. a ge taste, a qa a ce i GS-Ka | makes this ‘event very important ’ Max ‘Yoo ! Classes Start September 22d—12 Lessons for $2.00 Second Floor—1he Bon Marche to thrifty shoppers. Viatka fur collars—highly mer- cerized striped and embossed lin- ings—two-button front fastenings —slash pockets—self button trim- mings—novelty stitching — tassel trimmings—some cape effects. Seal Brown, Gray, Black 300 Brand New ae ‘Autumn Stamped Needlework! | he for Stamped Scarfs, : utumn. Wooden Dolls! i well 1 LI Buffet Sets Each A Particularly Good Value in Fiber-Covered Steamer CHARACTER I built Cc ER three-ply ve J ’ neer, double spring locks, draw bolts, ane % strong hinges, sole up. And § White Indian leather handles, How can th Head Muslin, strongly reinforced aibly sell them at that tiny price stamped in two corners and edges; nicely lined and fitted with deep URGE CHANGES 15c charming floral de- a7 [ey covered: ars Main Floor, and Toy Cireus— signs, for lazy In Public Works Budget and Toarthi Fiery: he, Bon Makehe Fourth Floor daisy embroidery. rks Budge jada fm A Flair for Metal Anexceptional value, A Thrill for the Oldest and the Youngest of Us! The Doll Show! with a sate- snub-nosed Auto License Laws 39-In. Unbleached Muslin 124c 1,500 yards medium weight—perfect material. In full-bolt lengths. BELLINGHAM, Sept. 18 A real circus ring—a clown—and dogs, live and busy, with whole bags full of tricks! C ME a t dust 32- and 36-inch Pink Voiles 15c Stamped SilverC ases 59c Three very pretty designs—a cross-stitch, a lazy daisy, the other an effective patchwork pattern. Art Needlework—Main Floor modal 3 Heather’s Plush! Lyons and Paon Velvet! Tastefully trimmed with pompons, ostrich feathers, ribbon, flowers, embroidery and chenille in a big variety of charming colors. Ce This price is misleading, for one would naturally expect something ineffective, indeed. But such is not the case. This group comprises the very latest styles and colorings, attractively trimmed—very like hats that would sell at much higher prices. Stamped Pillow Cases $1.15 Pr. Several attractive designs, on 42-inch pillow tubing, each pat- tern hemstitched for crochet. Come and see how 7 lemonade can be made OPEN ALL DAY— ADMISSION FREE! Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche BUREAU OF MISSING RELATIVES | The Star invites ite readers to use this department as an aid in finding missing | f t | relat or friends, The 4 reuniting those whi papers are invited cost, but such an Reo an a important part PERT your cooking that ws Zt The Truth About PAINLESS DENTISTRY It is freely admitted that dentistry used to be one of the most painful ordeals which suffer n to endure. But toda} ge, we can in a ver ¢ the pain which used Color it New with Si “Diamond Dyes” +> if 4 Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye ¥ e Mayor of Tacoma Garments, Draperies, — Everything! Fights With Buses TREES aS 3 TACOMA, Sept. 18-—Bight: mor Beautiful © dyeing and tint-) waists . kings, us lines, i ith the Ta- jing is an ith ' Diamond | Sweaters eries, coverings, hang ings, eve The nerves of sensation which supply the teeth, and adjacent tissues, enter the Jaw bones at given points by means of apertures in the bones are then carried along under the roots of the teeth by means of canals which give off branches » each tooth coats, ste water to tint Dye Borden's Evaporated Milk is the product of 67 years’ experience in the making of milk foods. Its creamy richness and pure, fresh- milk flavor are unsurpassed. Thousands of particular women will use no other kind. The taste tells why! Try it—but insist on Borden's! Made at Auburn, Wash. p= BN BABY TAUGHT TO USE ) A LIP STICK TAKEN AWAY FROM PARENTS cW YORK 18 A wealth Young. magazine lisher here, nor his wife Dorothea Campbell, former Fol Nes girl, is fit to have custody of their cihid. The parents were fighting for of the little girl, 2 old, following the separa sion “There was this courtro: noticed,” the justic nouncing his intenti the baby from her uOTNyeUy UT little scene in y that I in an open it, take out a lipstick, apply it to her lips and then draw forth a powder puff and mirror and use tho pi. "I am not making any pro nouncement against lipsticks or powder puffs, but when it comes to such things in the hands of |} a child of baby's years The Judge stood and shook his head. ee she cuts NOW, Son y/' Dad speaks with assurance. He las sharpened the blades of his mower with a keen-tempered BLACK DIAMOND File. ( For this purpose and for sharpening axes, pruning shears and scythes-.-specify “BLACK DIAMOND 8” Mill Bastard File.” G. & H. BARNETT COMPANY 1078 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Owned and Operated by NICHOLSON FILE © ANY, Providence, R. te ~ Black Diamond Since 1863 the Standard of Quality Thousands of competent dentists are fi ss dentistry every da: © thousar but on the ho have been n the past by ca om petent ut they are still in do tt truth jation Many people want to know just how it 1s done. The reply is, by nerve blocking. Naturally tho next question is, what is Nerve Blocking? Nerve blocking, when diveste all the mystery pertain procedure ing to it, is a very simp For instance, the nervous system of the human body is very much like the electric lighting system in your home. Tho main wires conveying electric energy generally enter your home at a given point, and from this point, branch wires lead to each room and finally other branches lead to each individual lamp. If you turn off the switch wh the main wires enter, the whole house ark; or, you may turn off each lamp, one at a time, by use of the switch at its socket We make careful examinations without ch the work of the very best, So, if we deposit a few drops of a local anesthetic (generally Novocain) at the aperture where tho nerve enters the bone, the nerve will become temporarily immune from sensation or pain turning off o id likewise all f the switches in your teeth and tissues to supplies sensation, sometimes five or six are rendered immune from pain at one time from just one injection. In this condition teeth can be extracted, cavities prepared for fillings, pulps removed without the slightest pain In this office we are experts in the use of the above mentioned methods, We make full res. torations where all of the teeth are lost, and by paying especial attention to the restoration of the facial expression, your most intimate friends will! not know that you are a wearer of artificial teeth. If you have only a few teeth: missing, they can be replaced by means of removable bridgework, or by means of fixed bridgework carried by what is known as Tinker or three quarter crowns. In cither case & most pleasing appearance is the result, very little gold being presented to view. arge. Our fees are very reasonable, and FRANK A. BRYANT, D. D. S. 206 Denny Building 1408 Second Avenue Opposite bon Marche Hours: 9 to 6 Daily. + Sundays, 10 te 12,