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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14
Secure Your Cotton Seed NOoO

seed of which shows "a high percentage
of oil and nitrogen. \ wide variation
is evidenced i'm this respect, amounting
to five TO ten gallons per ton with dill
rerent varieties 1t would seem that a
strain of cotton can be grown which
will average five gallons higher i'm oil
yield than many which are now Guilt
tated. Why grow an inferior strain or
seed when il is possible TO grow a SUI
perior one under the same Identical con-
ditions? Seed which contains five gal
Ions more of oil per ton and higher
percentage of nitrogen than the average
is certainly more valuable for manufac-
turing purposes, and the farmer who
grows selected seed will gain an adj
vantage thereby whenever this fact be-
comes known. There are a few varie-
ties OF cotton now grown more or less
extensively in Georgia which show a
desirable degree of earliness and have
associated with them the various char
acteristics mentioned above. 1t is to
the interest of the land owner, the seed
buyer and the manufacturer that these
strains be employed extensively in the
immediate future. There is no one
thing more likely to insure the cotton
crop of the state to a reasonable degree
against boil weevil damage than that
of planting carefully selected, early
maturing varieties of cotton.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14

Among the varieties of cotton we
would suggest az desirable for growth
in your section of the state at the
present time would be College No. l,
Sunbeam, Cleveland, Hooper's, Cald-
we'll Toole, Cook, Poulnot and Dixie. We
think We would favor the selection Of
these varieties in the order named. There
is only a very small amount of. seed
of College No 1 available at the pres
ent time and you may have great diff
Guilty in securing any seed of this varie-
~. You should be able to secure we'll
selected strains Of Sunbeam and Cleve-
land, however without serious Difficult
~, We believe these varieties will be
found as satisfactory for growth in
- organ county under boil weevil condi-
tions as any which can be secured.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14
HANDLING THE SWEET POTATO
CROP.

G. F. E., writes: We would like 10 know
the best variety Of sweet potatoes to plant.
the time TO plant and the time to harvest.
We would also like information in regard
TO fertilization TO secure the best results?
r. W. B.. Madison. Ga. writes: Can lime
he used 70 advantage on any land for bet
ter crops? What kind should I use? ! have
fairly good land on which / cannot get or
maintain a stand, and l have concluded that
IL is sour. How should the lime be applied?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14

EARLY VARIETIES OF COTTON.
NJ. r. b., Madison, TIA, writes: What
early varieties of cotton do you recon-
mend for planting to get ahead Of the boil
wcevil2
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14

Among the best varieties of sweet po-
tato to plant in Georgia are the follow
ing: Nancy Hall. Porto Rico and the
Triumph. The Nancy Hall is an elipti-
cal tuber with light yellow skin and
deep yellow flesh. 1t is a good keeper
and moderate producer. 1t also ma
lures early. The Porto Rico is a shapely
potato and a good yielder with a pink
skin. The flesh is a golden color and is
q good seller on that account. The Tri-
umph has a rather dirty white skin with
creamy white flesh.
OF course there are innumerable other
varieties, but careful study and re-
view of the situation leads us to believe
that we can recommend these as among
the best varieties for general cultiva-
ton. OF course everyone interested in
growing sweet potatoes can bed their
own plants if they care to do so. Plant
ing should be done as soon as danger of
frost is passed for early crops. The
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14
Denies Chihuahua City
Is to Be Evacuated

Ell PASO, Nov 10-A special arrived
today in Juarez with approximately 500
CarranZa troops on board. American
army officers believed this to be the be-
ginning of the evacuation of Chihuahua
City by General Trevino.
General Francisco Gonzales in Juarez,
declared the troops were being sent
north foi duty in western Chihuahua. He
denied Chihuahua City was to be evacu-
ated.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14

fired The negro had escaped from q
ward once before that day and had beeH
moved to one with bars around it and
had been strapped in bed. With tho
strength of a crazy man he-brOke loose
last night from the cell and in a gown
was three blocks away when stopped
by the officer. Having the scantling
in his hands he attacked the policeman,
who, backing away, fired at the APP
preaching negro. A fellow officer came
to the rescue. No blame was attached
to either of the two officers.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14
TRANSATLANTIC TREES.

w. f. B., GlenwoOd Ca, writes In
transplanting fruit and pecan trees, is it
advisable TO set them the same longitude
they originally were in the nursery? How
does the Tabst pecan rank in commercial
value compared with some Of the other lead
ing varieties?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-14
Crazed Negro Killed
BY Columbus Policemen

Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)
COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. ia crazed
negro escaped from the city hospital
last night, attacked two policemen
with a scantling and was killed by the
officers after fourteen shots had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
COURT ORDERS STOCK SOLD
Pioneer Clothing Store Passes Out
Of Existence. Large Retail
Sale Starts Saturday,
$50 a. M.

Tho Great Western Clothing
Store. located for years nj 1919
First ave. between Union and Uni.
yernity sta. conducted by B Men.
dora. was recently declared bank.
rupt and the stock ordered sold to
satisfy the claims OF the creditors
A cash offer in the neighborhood Of
55c on the dollar for the entire
stock Of clothing. hats. shoes. fur.
nishings and fixtures has been con.
firmed BY the court and the stock
has changed ownership. beginning
next Saturday IT will be Offered to
the public 1T retail IN gigantic
bankrupt sale that should eclipse
and oscrshadow any other bargain
event Of Its kind ever held in Sc
attls. Full particulars Of the sale
and a price list will be published In
Friday evenings Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
SOUTH END

Steer steak. lac ID: leaf lard,
i2hc h.: head cheese. Iesac ID. .
round steak. isc h.: veal outlets.
isc ID: veal roast. 12c h.: full
cream cheese. : lbs 45c: best Jer.
sey butter. 3 lbs. 81: large. deep
sea crabs. ioc each: fresh herring.
q lbs. 25c: smelt. &c ID: IL lbs
best graduated sugar. 81: hes,
brands OF patent flour. si.3s sack
tsold with other order only; Z
bars Crystal White soap. Csc:
pkgs. corn starch, zoe: lbs. rolled
oats. Csc: isc can stringless beans,
2 for i5c: absolutely the best eggs,
25c dox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
PIKE PLACE

Stall II. 8 ibs. fine GRADUATED
sugar. bsc. Stall 70. fresh pasteur
ized milk. Sc quart or Sc pint Stall
30. whole salmon. 3oc each. Stall
1911. Eastern oysters. 35c pint
Stall so. &c horehound drops. zoe
Stall 65. sweet cider. 3bc gal. Stall
1909. ! lbs baby chick food. csc
Stall 1926. stringiess beans. cans
i5c. Stall IL. 81 cans molasses
Csc. Goo cans 3se. Stall ca. best
peanut butter. i0c ID. Stall s,
strictly fresh eggs from our ranch.
? dog. s5c. Stall 81. fresh-churned
butter. 3sc or lbs. 81. Stall 1891.
oleomargerine. lbs. 45c. Stalls
AS. Rome Beauty apples. 81. del. I:
extra large lemons. ic each. Stall
ss. sweet oranges. lie each. Stall
20. ladies' sample shoes. small
sizes, 15c and 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. for tho Western District
OF Washington,
No. bfsa IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter Of Max Eisner and the
marital community composed of Max
Elsner and Gertrude Eisner. his wife.
Bsnkrupta.
To tho creditors Of tho above named
bankrupts and TO all other persons IN
interest
Take notice that the bankrupts above
named have petitloned this court for a
fun discharge from ali debts provahle
against their estate under the acts Of
congress relating TO bankruptcy, and
that hearing viii be had upon said
petition before said district court. at
the court room Of said court. Ia the
city OF seattle, IN said district. on tho
lat day Of May. 1914. at 10 O'Clock In
tho forenoon. ~ which time and place
you and each % you may appear ana
show cause. n any you have. why tho
prayer ~ tho said petitioners should
not be granted
Dated Mt Seattle, this a,th day 81 March.
1919,
CseaD FRANK Z. CROSBY. Clerk.
ny =, ~ LEITcH. Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

stalls fi-ss. skinned sole. ihs ssc
stalls 1914. cabbage. t1c 10: lettuce
heads Use. artiehok.. FOR lie. new
potatoes ibs sbes rhuh.re, 80 10
sweet peas. Ice IA. a,ali 20. leaf lard
IL nc III, shoulder isnh. isc. beet bacon
zee. stan. ss-as. Tia sugar. trc. IN.
head rice. ste. flour. tise sack. rolls
toilet paper. .se. stall f.s. ei.ee ear
olive ell. Use: fancy white or black siss
Tee III. lbs dried peaches. sc. A,
insiie's. Telephone peas. lac can. sfrtns
beans. Te can bars laundry soap. use:
~ lbs small whit. beans. SIC. boxes
matches. ice; lSe pkes rolled oats. .
fer .tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

Mrs. pawnoe Lark Bowater. OF
2i7 y. 52nd St. who IL seeking a
divorce from John James Bownter
Thursday declares she wants her
decree 10 award her all their com
munity property. which consists,
she says. OF one automobile. Her
husband informed her she says,
that he has fallen In love with an
other woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
j. Personals

MARTY wealthy lady Would you itAe
ta receive many nice letters and photos
ffum refined attractive. beautiful
horne loving and @NaithN ladies who
Wish 20 marryt AnY worthy bachelor
Or wideN~r can easily ard QuiChiT
learn ths secret ~ being able % tHtsf
est nice. desirable unmarried iAdiea
havtaE means. they viii send him
letters and photos eth ytsN 80 mstfis
manX. Ntthout having - write the
ladies first This plan - regular
SeadsF worker. and produces almost
uahSa ~ OF resuits This 10 probably
the chance Of ilfstims fof a mas 10
secure ~eatthY wife who might aid
hign financially and start him on the
read - Fortuna ard prosperity Full
particulars ~ this great plan xiadiY
sens any worthy man Nha Nfitss me
wtshia 10 daxs fFen date ~ this paper
tnetesinN some postage ESQ general
fsttteFtvs strictly confidential Al
arras PROT ward tn so waller. Nsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
SHORT NEWS
oAklAnp cAL-oskIand. Berke.

OAKLAND, cAL--oskland, Berke.
ley and Alameda Will be connected
with San Francisco by bridge
across bay II plans OF Engineers
association are carried out.
TACOME.--Inssne with grief be
cause of sudden death Of her bus
band. Mrs Helen Litter II held at
county hospital.
Bonds for $4,000 Tenth ave.
bridge may be sold at par 10
Beers Building Co. which has con.
tract for It's construction.
Formal dance will be held Friday
By Seattle Commercial Club at club
rooms In Arcade building. Dancing
will begin at Q .. m.
John Ryan sentenced Thursday
by Judge Neterer In federal court
TO five years at McNeils for coun.
terfelting.
City light department needs ton
OF copper wire during next four
months. and quotations have jump
ed ftbm 1914 cents pound to 81.
Remodeled and refItted, Ger
mania cafe has prepared novel
program for grand reopening.
April /.
Arguments Of counsel In case on
state against Yee Bow. Chinese. ac-
cused Of the murder OF Y. 4. Park.
Korean. during recent tong trouble.
took mp most OF Thursday in Supe-
fior Judge Frater's court.
Unidentified rooster that caused
disturbance In the vicinity ~ 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
ACREAGE FOR SALt
LARGE TRACT. IMPROVED
MODERN HOUSE CLOSE ~

o~ner built tht. house ana used
only best material business has
compelled him 60 locate ~ an
ether part 80 state Modern
house, slsetrie iight and fis
tur-s piasisrsd heamrd ceiling
built In cabinets ruhtlesigns
fifepiaees bungalow style there
Il both bottom ard upianf. and
enough sfound Tor several hun.
afed chickens auf garden Tor
your awn uss This place would
10 hauhF for any ORC working
de@n tawn Price is&e terms
Glt cash. SO monthly. 70 party
Nho weuif be abs 10 tske poe
session soon call sea Ne~
york. itioek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

stall se7. green peas. Toe 10. sspar-
ssus Toe - stall ses. head cheese. lie
" fresh cottage cheese. Toe ~ stall
sea. home made mArrB4iass. :te pr
pure Yasius honey. ste al. stall stt.
dF1 onionsf it's lee beet rhubarh. Sc
~ HtAti aei. silver salmon. Zoe ID
Columbia fites smslt g. 10 Stall sts.
salmon trout. zee 10 ftiies Of sole. lbs
.te. Stall 40. isTx. cane milk. ste
Bee broom. fte stall tas. ihs buik
starch. ssc Z ies. best corn meal Ito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
CORNER

stall IL fresh halihui. ! lbs ise: Dun.
Keness crabs ? for .sc At ssons's
reanu, butter. Ice 10. csc Iipton's tea
Sec 10 lbs rice. ssc. choice local
flour. siso sack. Use waffle flour. isr
stall ios. fresh butter. ih. csc best
fresh esss &c dox ruli.t esxs zac
dor cream brick cheese ise ID: xke
coffee. :tc h; ct Jars pure honey. Use
stalls ;. :. 8, :. pot roasss &c 60 lee 10 /;
round and sirloin steaks. isc hi sugar
cured hams, iehc ID, pure lard. ibs
stc. Stall 4 homemade horuiny Zoe
at sausrkrsut lhs isc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
THE PHONE
SEATTLE .v.xs-[, MAIN
STAR atoe
WANT AID RATES

One cent a word per Insertion.
SIX times fer the price OF five
Coupon book s~-cue hundred lines
- ~ used as desired IS 90
Help and situation ads onv-half rate
Runeraf notices s*..........st.. soc
Tranat~rt--Ihsrge Ad~erttstnE
FER lire per Insertion .ss.+sss.t sSc
SIX Insertions for the price OF Tive
10 n~r cent discount ~ bill II paid
within 10 DAYS after first Insertion
Want ads received an TO 1850 q. m
for Insertion same day
TIE star will not he rernonsihfe for
errors In Want Ads. after tho first
Insertion. and the placing Of an al
fer more than one time shall he
construed a< an accordance OF tht-
condition nv the advertiser.
Advertisers must present original
cash receipt when calling for let
e~-s nfsfre~peA 70 h@x numbers care
The star when Want Ads. con-
trintns 40, numbers are taken ~
rher~ TIE Sfer Will give replies 20
rersfe. calling for Hewse. and as
su~,es no responsibility by such
>~ste-
Want "A Agent. University District
LINCOLN PHARMACY
North sta tsth ard waiiingford
Want "A Agent. pait.-s District
y ~ MULLEN
ssos Ballard Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
WHITE

AZ stons's, ioc pkg. corn or rios.
starch, sse; ioe pkws. macaroni or spa.
sheti. .he. Sec fsss tea, ske. csc can
best coffee. sac. sac can cocoa lke. /
Toe cans string beans, ssc. 9sc Roman
meal. soci lbs pure rolled oats 1sc. 4
OTIS I'm, sauersrsut. ice: th. wainut.
sac; ito shredded wheat. Toe: salt and
matches. for loo: SC cleanser. Use
stalls si-st, pork chops $50 III: picnic
hams. lie III; veal chops. : lbs sse: pork
chops. ite 10. Stall is. fresh ground pea
nut butter. % ID. lbs. asc stall ~.
large diils. Ice doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
S--For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH ANn pooRs

Our New Cstnieeu. for 1919
New ready Tor diafghusisa t.Arsss,
ssnek best goods eatv ere pTtee
ttriy veneer psnel. square foot % ~
Fiber wall heard. square foot .s. 90
cfes--paasi doors first quality, tse
Front dNafr fancy Etass s.s.s.t. $50
Cottage front windows bottom
glass teste fep glass sests .+- SIS
y .tarh quarter round. ICE feet. 10
s-lneh picture ntoaif tso feet .. 80
Our 1918 catalogue better than ever zoe,
- eea = prlnt AID prepare. and h pns
ttive'Y TIRE most refnpisfs. most -to-
date. tuest educational rataiaxrs II
sash ard dseTr ard min weFk Sc ever
produced In our "a years ~ eanssant
rufeavar send for cory 81 cur ists
catalogue No 81. matted free. pest
paid vitheat charge. On request We
have our own wiiis sell any one. ship
suYwh here Only en~ prtes
@ n WILLIAMS co
SASH AND Doors
tbtt rts.' Az. Y Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
PHRENOLOGISTS

ties and explains love affairs and fam
ily troubles. rsunlt~s tho separated. etc
tatisfnetion guaranteed or no charge
No ono in trouble turned away. money
or no money Permanently located At
ris ffrto- 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

Bellevue ave. early Thursday
being sought by the police. Mr..
II. Jaques OF that address sccuao
rooster OF disturbing the quiet e
Growing about IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

You can get q lot OF good land
bargains In Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
n AcnEs. IMPROVED

II ACRES. IMPROVED
with small house, well. etc the finest
alder bottom land you ever saw. n too
small. more adjoining land may ho
had located one mile from town and
dock. on the main land. 81 miles north
~ seattle This land IL easily worth
$3.50 per acre, but for quick sale the
~ acres are offered for si.soo. on your
own terms. ~ you realty expect TO
buy GOOD land. don't overlook this
SNAP y = LEV. 81 Boston Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
Furniture for Sale.

Sgi.L cHrAr- TIED. srTisss. mattress.
Ice. new mating stoves, sanitary
couch. russ etc rAN~~ East itss
NEW OAK furniture. ksreem baasalow
cheap II taken at once House for
rent tSes Fttth y "
Ae,s.e,es.Na>s.>NsNe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

Three drinks OF cider made houoo
wrecker OF Mitchell Pertain, cook.
Wednesday night. lie stopped Is
Pioneer hotel with cider he sail
was purchased at White Houss
pool parlors. and ripped up all the
carpets. trying TO locate q lost dol.
lar bill. according to proprietor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE
EASY TERMs
NICELY IMPROVED PLACE

The house 4. neatiy tuiit ard has
a mics vi.w Of Lake Washington.
the tract Of land i- rich sandy
loan moil. has fire drainage and
will produe. early cropa on this
account. ~ IL partly cleared and
fenced. and there 4. fine well
and pump on tho place This
place II Just short walk TO
ferry dock and ~ r. depot at
Kirkland. and handy to schools
and stores. II sold this week
will furnish 80 hens Price $500.
terms ite0 cash. balance so
monthly Take the Kirkland
ferry at Madison park to KIRK
land and inquire for Hackworth
at Burke 4 Fsrrars offios on
the dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

/ 10 AtM1-. WITH lt~H thttk
$3.50 sieo SAsH. sts rfH MONTH
inA Hs Faufe. 80 smfnttmtmtsntfnt
Rich alder vaiisF Land irs hsmay %
I ssmff4o ana nfsmsrtnn markets
etisroRD a yas AnsDAIr. iac.
1913 Thifi Ave tai Washington at
/ M ntr1Ia 10 ~ HAD
AZ Any rnitn
10 ACRES IOH exae
[ Just wess - seattle ia ssll settled dis
tFteil tbs sali is esff nae iiss level
t. tsF9 EASY 20 clear nFsi class satsf
tsuaY 70 .chaal aHd stores ss~miii
close 30 r. y - sid phone cream
fA> rot nEtr ifT
sts sa~U AND % MONTHLY
rruFr Sound Farms 90 set BED A.
f0ncTn TO SILL.
ss-srre ssiiuauisasmsnt. 80 fn'is. ffeu
good aswn quarter nsigs from htshwaf
81 level hettnn lsna snea rieh sell
| tdsei Tor potatoes vegetables etc seuid
tvass seed dairy Ana ehteksa rsaeh
eesa market fss All yea raise Decided
fana on asBeinihr ssetian. same htsi
~ lard. hs8d at ties acre etfrerus
.snees force a aWtrs ssts. Price 90
slfs .s acres iises faast ~ cash.
4 ttes rhlfd ave
! FDH Nsfr 81 all .sitisa rsfFh bay-
heed nsas xestf .chaeii ~ acres In
/ etsdinm t.rsnsa auas sls@ sW@d heass
skef heFs. snf eew ehirtsns! hstwssn
ses seres cleared $50 eash. hsi-
snes terms, bargain An iesrins
p .s '
-. J" s------------..--s--~------
ron HsfsF-ess srrfs. hsf under pies
balance fences pssssrss snef spi
hailetnss sna frsN. ~sh STOKES 500
s.sr sriirs,sss r.s.i road o-ssr.
Jas ~ bartlett. sritnsten. wssh.
3 ACRE. AMI ssHOOM ~ ~sAIOw
rtss res~t lard one acre rf~arss nes.
srss ~ssh. rstsnce pis PER fnorth. 80
fare e Seattle
tIffoRp q sA> Ah~pAiI. tne-
tett Thlrd -. lel Nsshlnssan ~
AN cowrFif.Eb q ssii mr nicely In.
proved t.sers seulsfr ranch has EVER
eonxsniecrs sa"se " Rss. ssfsss
tsFms ~ Needed This = fsA ppFef
tuHiiy James oNesh MAfrsFAAs-
Mssh
8 .ers.. - rnii.s from r1enssr .au.r.
60 .egss.. ,rs.sty cleared ti.tss
term - -. -
oKANolAN coUNt Use acre. q
hepse ~slis All fenced. on e.an.y
road! ffHf Hr@s " sPs. i~e-ttlras
cash. balsne" terms Mus, SOL cheap.
nsnsr ~ h@srttai MHs = dphh'
ecns bnt 80 htsfttt
: ACHES sosne clearing aud fruit, trees
sell anf s.Toam heass. fee miles from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

Despite yeiIs Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chin
Kee. 2is Washington st. . thief
who walked into their store and OUT
again with $40 In bag on counter
failed to return II early THURSDAY.
Police were notified too late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
On l. n s-GANW
Let's Figure This Out on
Common Sense Basis

Let . Figure ms Out on Z
Common Sense Basis
Every one desires-you desirs--fe
be just a. successful-Aecomplis
just as much as pcssibie. In order
TO do that IL In necessary that you
utilize 20 the utmost every faculty
with which nature has endowed yon~
This means that you must keep
your health In the most nsarly pei
feet condition possible. The condi-
bearing on this Good digestion II
the very foundation OF good health,
and good teeth have n lot to do with
good digestion. with good teeth
you can nassicate your food props
erly. which is alone most ins.8
portant point
But also decayed teeth are actua1
producers OF poisons. which an
transmitted directly into tho system
as the teeth must necessarily come
in direct contact with all food eafen.
II you could really understand
the immense importance OF this mats
ter you would not delay 4 minute
you would come TO this office right
away and have our expert dcntiGto
put your teeth into perfect con6f-
ton. &N
We have here for your services
staff Of high class dentists who
know their business. Every enc ~
them has graduated from the bet
dental colleges and passed the g.
animation of the state dental board.
Every one of them has his certlG>
cate from the state dental board
hanging right on the wall In treat
OF his dental chair. In plain sight ef
all. This II actual proof to you that
our men are competent TO do your
work the WAY 1T OUGHT TO BE
DONE.
You don't have TO take anybody'o
word for 10. We use only the very
best of materials here-our prices
are the iowest--aud we give with all
work our ironclad guarantee OF sat
issaction. which IS signed both bv
the operator who did the work and
by L. r. Clark. ID. n s.. owner and
manager OF this office. who Is thor
oughiy responsible.
.'NOyo- CAIN" il absolutely essen.
tiai TO the proper performances Of
painless dentistry. We have an
ample supply OF it-most dental Of
fees have none-nor can they get II
Insist on having IL.
Regal Dental Offices
pr. l.. n. Clark. Manager
1905 Third Ave-, n. w. Cor. ThoB1
and Cnlou.
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DIR. T.. ". Clark. Manager
1905 Third Ave-, n. w. Cor. TAos1
and Union.
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Houses tor Sale

ron SALE Groom furnished house
osn~r SAINT. Go 40 East viii sell fss-
sonabie 0eod yard lot tesi0ts North
Seattle kddr.s. Dbl. star
roH SALE room modern h0uss. West
Seattle. o. seQ. s.eo down. easy terms
ornsf Main tite
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2S--Spiritual Mediums

NINE suSsftlNE~Se isd card reader
tifh rtns. over csnay store. SIC. zoe
CIRCLE tanisht. every eue ettsndias
receives meNsaErs4 consultation daily
Nine Nineiia. tfsnes medium, Metros"
Mntnl al NE 81
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MADAM FRANK ciaifyeyant card
reader. palmiss, 80, iet's rths. cor.
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