The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 20

Bia THE SEATTLE STAR NEW ISSUE OF His Creases Girdle World ELECTRIC HOME BURIED FORTUNE STOCK = Tailor Aided Globe Flight —ATFAIR $1,000,000 of 6 Per Cent Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush ( GIVES "EM THE HORSE LAUGH | BROTHERLY LOVE @ Offers Preacher § Trio in California Believes mes Gets Pinched for It They’ve Made Find Puget Sound Power Co. Has Big Display A $ Divorce Follows a Woman’s Smile MARS IS BLAMED this baby lynx see e in the Tho he i SON'S NEW GIRL English DRIVE ITCHING. ECZEMA AWAY NTRATED re Itching, | of q | this 1 | Not all those who helped put over the job to ensure that the flyers would be trtorially correct” during the trip. He p d and mended their suits for the flight be |fore they ed and is going to repair the wear and tear 21,500-mile air tour when the boys arrive in Seattle world flight get what the advertise ments call ** Poslam {is CON Niet for skin Smarting, burning simply can't re gist it. Spread a little on the trrt tated parts and you nm to scratch skin gets a with Poslam or Photo by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Photographer You use the Pro-phy-lac-tic because it has these eight good points on which I ing is rapid, steady, easy druggists, 50c.—Advertisement Lift Off-No Pain! At all/ flyers t Probab! Made in America by Americans n eased ! ca at, and a | the flyers had thelr suits pressed by him before they left § | The intricate | uniforms w | | Joe follow “SHANGHAI, Jun 1- the curved handle When you want to reach down behind any obstruction to get b at something, you use a tool bent toward the object you are reaching for. That is why the handle of the Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush is curved the way it is. It is scientifically designed to reach behind the teeth, and especially to help the large end tuft reach around the backs of the back teeth. World fly: fy-| Takes Badge, Baby’s Bank ers arrived here today , y the newspapers. “Over in China now,” public, “I wonder how their sults Io at the , said the nner—fine, I bet yo “You take ar had entered is gold badge and the me. He t denly and’ by wear. So sc him a pair a mile too lar and he| rom es, SACRIFICE | There was only o Doesn't hurt one bit! tle “Freezone” instantly that corn stops hu th then shortly you lift it right off); Drop a lit-| 4 on an aching co; and talked and I worked un ck at night fixing t with fingers. jfor the world flig Your druggist sells a tiny bottle! good, too. He didn’t hi of “Freezone” for a few cents, suf-|up in the air t ficient to remove every hard corn.| his clothes. Soft corn, or corn between the toes | “I pressed and fixed up all the and the foot calluses, without sore-/ flyers’ uniforms here and then, in| Ir, Ress or irritation. — Advertisement.| the pocket of each suit I put a Mama can't enjoy any. Take I 2, The large end tuft reaches and cleans the backs of the back teeth and the inside surfaces of all teeth —originated by the Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush. Saw-tooth bristle tufts, scientifically spaced and shaped, are arranged in a curve to fit the “profile” of the teeth —originated by the Pro-phy-lac-tic by the Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush. The sanitary yellow box that brings your tooth brush to you clean, un- touched by any hands since it left the sanitary Pro-phy-lac-tic factory—orig- inated by the Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush. Ancient Modern Chest Vault Two HUNDRED years ago only the very rich had any protec- tion for their valuables. And these old chests were poor protection, Now, for a penny or two a day, ANYBODY can keep valuables in our modern safe deposit vault. Steel, concrete, electricity and human vigilance make this vault absolutely safe. It is con- venient and economical. 4 For Safety’s Sake Keep ‘Your Valuables Here THE’ (@< AEG. U. 8. PAT. OFF. =m | Made in America by Americans—origy —- | Tooth Brush. inated by the Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth —-s) . ete fe De Dependable markings on each brush Brush. Now sold in every civilized com- = fe + so you may rely absolutely on getting pa grams: Itis the world’s stand- = abe hard, medium, or soft bristles — origi- ‘: ees be ik The whole waged ase | ¥2> nated bythe Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush. nows it to be the correct brush to -— | < i) a f bol ious, clean teeth the correct way. AZ > e use of a symbol to mark eac ‘ Sa se P —— Ri 5 feath so thst every invita aay [he Shree dest wre pelos a the Waited , i mn know his own Pro-phy-lac-tic — origi- POT Bey f Aaa a a4 nated by thePro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush Phy-lac-tic Small, 40c; Pro-phy-lac-tic aR z a id y y : Baby, 25c. Made with hard, medium or b= | 6 The hole in the handle and the hook _ soft bristles. — to hang the brush upon—originated Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush Co., Florence, Mass., U. S. A.