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The daily banner., 1919-05-07
COMMISSIONERS FIX THE
1919 TAX RATE
County Levy is S1.26 And The State
Rate .36 31-T2 on the $1OO-Prac-
tieaily The Same as Last Year.

The County Commissioners last
week made the levy for the year
1913, fixing the rate at $1.26 on
the 500 for county purposes, which,
in connection with the State rate of
36 31-72c., makes the total tax rate
$1.62 31-72, or slightly less than the
rate for last year, when the county
rate, was the same and the State rate
SO 3-4c.
The total taxable basis of the coun
ty is SIT, ,509,486, and the taxes on
this amount is expected to yield
1920, 0,619.52, while the income from
other sources, including uncollected
taxes for the year 1918, which
amounts to $500, taxes On securi-
ties and bank shares, amounting to
$4,479, miscellaneous receipts,
amounting to $4,000; from State
Roads Commission for State aid
road, $4,000; tax levies 1916, 1917,
$3,S00, and other smaller items,
D.
410.52.
Some of the larger items in dis
bursements are bond redemption.
$4,000; bridges, $4,000; Commits
'sioners of Cambridge, $500; Com
missioners of Hurlock, $500; OF
East New Market, s400; of Vienna,
s400;, of Secretary, $500; Expenses
Circuit Court, $4,000; Clerk Circuit
Court, $1,000; coupon bond interest,
$4,000; contingent expenses, S6,-
900; discount on county taxes, $3,-
000; hospital account, $4,000; new
shell roads, 100000; ordinary roads,
0,270.52; a total of $S0,270.52
for roads, which with bridges So
900 and ferries $4,000, brings the
total cost of this item up to $92,-
270.52; registration and, elections,
$4,000; public schools, $1,000;
school at Hudson, s5,400; repairs to
Court House, $2.500; Sheriff and
Jail, $3.50; Sheriff fees, $4,000; fuel,
$3.50; gas and electricity, $500.
In addition to the items mention
ed in the aforegoing paragraph,
there are numerous smaller items:
The complete list will beb published
in next issue of this paper.
The daily banner., 1919-05-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House on West End
ave- Will be newly painted and pap
lights put in. All modern convenient
ces. Apply to Mrs. Mamie Ennis, or
The daily banner., 1919-05-07

Time to get after that early brood
of flies, says the United States Pub
lie Health Service. Better to pre-
vent the breeding of hundreds OF
flies now than to swat and trap mil
lions of them In midsummer.
The daily banner., 1919-05-07

FOR SALE-Have several splendid
lots on Bozarth property for sale, or
will rent same for cultivation very
reasonably. Apply to Edward S. Phil
lips or T. Noble Wright. 5-1-6t
FOR SALE-Ford sedan, as good as
new, equipped with shock absorbers
and electric lights. J. Howard Phillips
The daily banner., 1919-05-07

not always eloquent; the people of
Cambridge and these other districts
need to ask themselves the question,
why ar eve not doing our duty?
Other districts are doing So"
The daily banner., 1919-05-07
oysters And CLAIMS For Sale.

1 will have salt oysters and clans
on hand daily. Also open for steam
ing every night except Monday. Lo-
Gated next to Warren's Mill. Phone
354-W.-I. STATIONARY. 6,1w. !
The daily banner., 1919-05-07
BUY A BOND!
Fine Farm On State
Road For Sale

This is the farm bought last year by
ent for Dorchester county. Mr.. Lea
theirs looked over the entire county,
and picked this farm as the most de-
sirable location for a home, and as the
best all-around farm proposition in
tn ecounty.
The farm has a water front, is with
in one and one-half miles Of steam
boat wharf (Oyster Shell Point); with
In three miles Of railroad (East New
Market); has .245 acres of land about
100 clear; has fine frontage on two
sides Of main State road between Cam
bridge and East New Market. There
is no better farm proposition In the
county for q person seeking q home,
or profitable investment. The price
Is right. For further information see
VERNON 8. BRADLEY, Atty.
S-25-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

The Miracle Man" now showing
at the strand, was recently viewed
by 800 convicts at Sing Sling
prison. and was received by these
men ms ono OF the greatest crook"
pictures ever screened.
SO impressed were they by the
spectacle. that ono OF them admlring'
~ stated his belief that the man
who produced the picture tMr
Tucker was fourth timcr." or
words 20 that effect This may be
regarded as a great compliment. but
Il must be said In behalf of the pro.
Queer that he never saw the inside
% any states prison. except AZ an
interested observer
Following IN n part Of the review
which appeared In tho Sing Sing
Star Bulletin the day following tho
showing Of tho feature:
"Onc cannot imagine a man or
woman who could not find per
sonal message. a personal appeal.
help. comfort and. above all. hope.
In this story Of four very human
lives. evil. broken. seemingly beyond
All hope Of salvage. mended aud re-.
conHtructed. even In their own des.
plie. thru the powerful. but uncon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
Gleason Is Speaker
At Republican Club

Charles s. Gleason spoke at the
regular weekly luncheon OF tho
Young Mems Republican. club at
1913 p. m. Thursday In Meves'
cafeteria on The American System
OF Government by the People"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
D. E. Skinner Back

ID. T.. Skinner. president OF the
Skinner d Eddy Corporation. the
largest shipbuildlng enterprise In the
Northwest. returned TO Seattle We'd
nesday after n two months vacation
on his Wyoming ranch.
Saturday the big shipyard will
launch another Of tho iO.000-ton steel
steamships. which win be ohristened
the Jadden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
Picture hffer

Anita Stewart was stunned Mt
the studio last week.
A property man had been given
Instructions In one scene to drop
n bucket Of paint on her. lie
took his instructions literally.
Instead % ernptying tho paint ON
her. ne let her have the bucket
as well.
Tom Mix IL now in Arizona, max.
Ing a film called Tho Untafncd.
William Farnum's next movie will
be filmed at his own home at Sag
Harbor.
Lucille Lee Stewart celebrates the
sixth anniversary Of her screen ca,
rcer this month.
Rose o. the River by Kate
Douglas Wiggin. author OF 'Rebecoa
OF sunnybrook Farm" has been
made into a movie by Lila Lee.
Aiosft koSoe ana company went
out on yacht 10 take scenes for
The Hell Ship"
The sea became rough" Albert
reports. and the only emotions any.
one could register were those at.
tcndant upon sea.siclgness."
Fay Tinchcr drives n four.horse
coach down q mountain side in her
latest comedy. wild and Western. "
"A cinemclodramatlo sensation
whatever that may bc-ia what the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
when rheumatic
PAINS hit npD
Have Sloan's Liniment rea1y
for those sudden rheu-
matte twinges

DONT let that rheumace pm q
- ache find you wnhAut sloars
Liniment again. Keep II HANDY il
the medicine cabIne. for immediate
action when needed. II you are ot
OF II now. get another hottie tocsy,
80 you won't suffer any longer thu
necessary when a pain or ache q.
tacks you.
Apply IL without rubhins-fr \
penetrates-giving prompt rle< Z.
sciatica. lumbago. neuralgia lane.
ness. orcness, -sprains. srziu
bruises. Be prepared-kesp 4 hxntY.
All druggisis-5sc. zoe. si.A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

scioua Influence exerted by life
correctly and unelfishly lived. IL
IL more powerful than book or ser.
mon. lecture or Admonition. because
ono soea the redemption worked out
In real. living personalities by the
Illusion OF life and reality with which
tho Creator has endowed Ills crca.
ton.
AS a picture 20 be shown 20 IN.
mates OF such an institution as this.
nothing finer could be conceived. and
Tom Burke and his gang the Pros.
Rosie and the gentle old Patriarch.
viii 1.-Two In our memories and have
their message for US 10 the end Of
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
Cute to Address
New Americans

r II. Cute. local attorney. will
speak on The Legislative branch Of
the State Government" at the meet.
Ing Of the Y. 81. c. A. naturalization
class. Thursday evening. ut the aszo.
citation building. Fourth and Madi.
son. Classes are free to prospective
citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

ToDAN'S PROGRAMS
tottSit N---Aururs MardiH anian In
Auction OF scouts
CtEMMEft-n-rt fsytoii In LON
hardi, La iiruce scenicl Cur
rent Topples.
LIBERTY William Iarnun In The
last Of the buans-"i Happy heoi-
i.an animated comedy fathe
News.
StHA>p--tieorEe Iaano Tucksr's
production. The Miracle Man.
With all.star east
HtN-ttsraid Hell Weights The
shepherd - the nus. -erond
week
Mt~stON--NlVlan Martin In "ttls
official tiancee'i scenic Pictorial.
totoNtNi.-Nary Nnciarru la ~
rcial on the Current"
blanche Hates and ttobart
hosvorth In The Harder legion.
CLASS t--niliic Baske In "rexEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

producers say OF tho film. should n
Husband Forgiven"
Casualty report: William Rus
sell suffered the Ioas Of two front
teeth In n fight scene made for
Sacred Silencr."
Il love 20 eat onions" Marie Wal.
camp oonfeSses feariessly,
Dorothy DE Wore. screen come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
FREE RELIEF

II you arc afflicted " IN any % the
above stomach troubles. you should
try JOTO at onre--and we will glad
" send a FREE SAMPLE TO any add
dress Write today to Beiiiugham
Chemical Co.. Heiiinghsrn. Wash.
sample at all Soda Fountains. For
sale BY five Barteii stores and Swift
Drug 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

LIBERTY a
a mans a man for a thatWwaH
written by Bobby burns. the scotch
poet. and excmplificd by lhll Far.
mum a. Buck Duane. IN "fhc Last OF
the nuaneu." AZ the Liberty this week.
Iali Is pursued as an outlaw for sew
cral years thru the hills Of Texas for
the murder OF a man he killed IN
self defcnsc. Buck has his chance TO
Join gang Of cutthroats. but goes
on alone. lie IL finally charged with
the murder OF a woman. and comes
to town TO give himself up. when he
learns OF the charge. He In finally
given his ehane TO make good. and
how he does II is the climax OF a big
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

Lovely manncqulna. perfect So"
models and host OF other beautiful
women surround Bert Lytsli. tho
young star In Lombard. Ltd" the
attraction at the Clcmmer this wcsk
The story has 20 do with Tito Lom-
hordla love affairs. and his business
troubles. lie IL so trustful that he
permits some Of his rich customers
TO swindie him out OF money due for
Gowns he designed and fashioned.
Then his sweetheart provea false by
clipping with n man about town.
lombard Is pretty far gone In purse
and affections. when a loyal girl
comes TO his rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
Dainty Star to
Be at Colonial

WinHome little Madgc Kennedy
who comes 20 the Colonial Saturday
In her iatca; Ooldwyn production
strictly Confidential" film irnns
lation OF Jerome X. Jcrorne'a delight
full Fanny and the Servant Prob
ion"
Ailss Kennedy plays Fanny O. Cor
man, a little actress who confidea IN
Lord Bantock that her relatives wers
all noble aristocrau. Then she mar
rieH him and upon arriving at bis
mansion finds that every one Of tas
q servants employed there ars HER
relatives
It's an amusing situation. and The
way Fanny gets by IL clcvsrly told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
Let's 70 eat Mt Boldt's--uptown.
le1t ID Ave-: downtown. siS I'd Ave.


Sour stomach (heartturu). beich-
Ing. swelling and full feeling go fire.
quently complained Of after meals
relieved IN Two Minutes. Almost in
slant relief from pains IN the atom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
COLISEUM

Auction OF Souls" being shown
on the screen AZ tho Coliseum this
week, depicts the narrowing expert
cncea OF Aurora Mardleanlan.
young Armenian girl. during The
year OF 1915. when the Turks con.
Quoted their horrible massacre on the
Armonlans
Miss Mardiganlan. herself. appears
In the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
MISSION

For reasons Of his own. he per.
suaded her 20 pose as his intended
wife. He even took her TO visit his
mother.
For reasons % her own. she played
hi~ game. wore his ring. forgave him
when he kissed her.
But when another man and n dash.
sng beauty from France Joined tho
garne--thcn they alt played hearts
Vivian Martin T. playing the role
OF the pretty little typist who be
comes Officially engaged" 10 her
boss in the amusing photoplay. Ills
Official Fiancee." NJ the Mission this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
IsEN


a screen version OF The ghsp.
herd cf the Hllls." one % tho hsut,
loved Of Harold ileii Wright's stories.
IL being shown NJ the Rex this week
The characters IN this story from
The shepherd down 20 Little Pete.
have found friends among people tho
world over. There L. Young Matt.
shown 10 be a man with a heart as
hig as his body, and he is "A giant
Then there IL Walsh Glbhs. n had
man" with a bad gang he IL tho
bully" and hated by everyone
The action % the story In worked
up TO the point Nhgo YounE Matt
and Walsh Gibbs clash. and there ~
seen ono % tho greatest fights that
has been filmed since The Spoil.
crs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

dienne. has named her spaniel PRO
hibition."
WHY
because he's only :.75 per cen.
spaniel" explains Dorothy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
Don't Suffer
From Piles

Pyramid pile Treatment gives
quick relief from itchinEs bleeding
or protrudinE piles, hcnorrhoidn and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06

Poor
Judge
Thurs
torney
sued
they !
to tran
The q
the bill
mans
plainu!
The jul
lived a
A v
what q
gets a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
FRESH RANCH
EGGS EASIER
Dealers Say That II Is Too
Risky to Ship East

The iocal fresh ranch esq market
II ON the verge of n break. quo
tations Saturday we're fairly steady.
but dealers predicted that Monday
would see the eggs on lower
level with still further price reduo-
tions In sight
The present weakness Of the
market Is due 20 increased receipt
% tho early winter laying season.
coupled with the sudden halt Of
shipping 10 Eastern centers. Deal
ers say that transportation OF the
eggs To the East II too risky these
days, and that they would rather
see an easier market here than
take losses by the carload.
Produce quotations are holding
steady with the market dull In MI
lines. Potatoes and apples are the
only articles showing any activity
whatsoever at the present time. The
spud market continues firm.
A new ailbi that dealers are Civ
Ing FOR high apple prices these days
Is the prohibition law. They say
that the ban on liquor has made
cider popular. and apples 30 into
elder. you know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

shall be adjusted before he embarks,
The Chinese. who served In the Brit
ish.Slovak legion. exercised this priv.
ilegc.
Captured by the nolshcvihi In Rus
sln. the Cinnamon were rescued by
British and enlisted in the legion
The fxion sailed from Seattle az !
o'clock Friday morning. with one
lone Chinese passenger on board. lie
was being deportcd by order OF
Henry NJ. white, immigration com.
missioner. At William Head. the $50
soldiers and 1000 Chinese coolies. re.
turned from lnboring In France dur,
Ing the war. were put on board. -Spe
cial hunks between decks had been
fitted up for the Cinnamon. The
coolies win disembark AZ Using Tau.
The iNion also took a large cargo.
she IL ono % the mammoth Blue
Funnel liners In the Puget Sound
Oriental service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Watson Will Take
Outside Passage

The steamer Admiral Watson. Ad.
mirai line. will take the OUTSIDE pas
sagr direct 10 Seward on her way
North next week Southeastern
Alaska points will 10 passed up by
the Watson on ths northern trip. bu,
ahe will stop along the coast when
returning to Seattle. The choosing
Of the outside passage was made be-
cause Of the closing OF canncriea
along the southwestern coast. and
the greater speed 20 b. made 10
Southwestern Alaska by that route.
that route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Nov. sc e-fts-
seipts. Ia head. market steady. Good
60 choice stecfa. isas.s0. fair 20 good
steers. tTat. common 20 fair steers. 81. 90
- So good 20 choice cows and hffcrs.
fAgsi medium Go rood. o. .bogs.se can
nsFs. sf4s.so. bulls. isgs.so calves. 9
0is
Hogs-nso.ip,s SIS head market g.
steady. Prime mixed. iA,togia. medium
miasd. tis.SoHts.to. rough heavy. 1850
OF. piss. tit,E00isto
Fhssp-Receipts. 70 head market f.
steady. Prime lambs. tif .to0i2 co. fair
10 medium. $40 SOC n 20. yeariinEs. - %
u SO. wsthsrs, t7.ke0&.se. ewes. tb1T.
Huytrr--se D &c per ~.
EEEs-7oe 1se per doE.
Geese 81 per ID.
uhssss -Tripls;s. ;sgfsc per TO-
Hens, q soe per n. broiiers. - ;te
per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Nippon Schooners
Bring Fish Cargo
To Puget Sound

The japanese fishing schooner
Fuho Maru, 400 tons. which brought
cargo OF fish from Japan TO the
Anaeortes cannery. il preparing Co
start home. She IL loading salt at
Pier I. -Four other Nippon fishing
schooners OF small tonnage have
made the itanspaoific trip this sea p
son. The Daibo Maru. the smallest
OF the fleet, arrived at Anaeortes this
week She II only ibo tons, A sixth
schooner Il expected at Anaeortrs
soon. Heavy storms are thought 10
have delayed her. She Is the final
schooner TO make the trip this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
BANK CLEARt>Gs
A..I
Status of New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. aa.--Lsading issues
continued under bear pressure at the
opening. with prices of from fraction
Co and points.
laited states steel opened a. ioSM
unchanged. Central Leather az tfs. of
a Republic steel at io0h. off = Bald
Win at i01A. off . ttah Copper %
sos. Off ~ Cfueihis 81 toi. of ~
Hethiehem steel IN" at sos. OFF =
Mexican Petroleum at its. off Ameti-
up =,
Pressure was stiii apparent In early
trading on industriais aud rails
Ths market was aito Irregular during
the final dealings Columbia orspha-
phone was ore Of tho really strong spots.
advancing points on dividend announce
msnt united states steel got above ioa,
then sold of y point Republic Was soft
aud got down close Co par,
The market closed irregular,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Frisco Shipyards
May AK for Men

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ea.--un.
less union men return TO work. the
California Metal Trades association
has announced the intention Of ad.
verursng next "Wednesday In the
East. North and South for men 90
operate the yards here.
Not TO he outdone. the Iron Trades
council simultaneously will launch a
campaign OF advertising. warning
men turnout the country TO keep out
OF the bay region
Conditions In the yards remain the
same. only small portion OF the
10000 workers being on duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Denver Market Status

pESvER. Nov. fs.--caitie--Rsesipts
100 head market steady. steers, ito0
$3.50. cows and heifsrs. s5uf. stochers
aud feeders. ;7.3sgiiSo. calves. $50
1850.
Hozs-<o receipts and no market
Hhqep- Receipts. 5000 head; market Is
steady Lambs. si1ditsb; ewes. ss.5e u
;5.Tb. feeder LAMBS. fiz.5e9 1875.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
4,1S1 CHINESE
ON way HOME
Sail Aboard the Blue Funnel
Liner lxion

One hundred and eighty Chinese
soldiers, being repatrlated from Rus.
sia. by way OF Europe and Canada.
threatened revolt. Just before board.
ms the Blue Funnel liner ixion az
William Head concentration camp on
Vancouver island Friday. claiming
they had been paid off in Russian
ruhies. which have greatly decreased
In value. After the vessel had been
delayed a short while. the militant
ORIGINALS were pacificd by the prom,
Use that all grievances would be ad
iustcd on arrival home.
IL II the traditional right of the
British Tommy that his grievances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

CHICAGO. Nov, 40 GRAIN futures on
the Chicago BOARD OF Trade today were
slightly higher at ths opening. due TO
unfavorabie weather reports. Later re-
ports that coal miners might resume op-
CREATIONS Monday ana that several export
sfa wanted to resell grain they HAD par.
chased last week. resulted IN a drop,
Provisions were lower. following a drop
In grain.
December corn. down - ~ the open
ms 81 tiss7. Lost an additional 80. jan
uary corn. UP Y G at the opening % tf-af.
declined she. May corn was up &c at
the opening %, ASA. but later siumpsa
NE
December oats opened down. y 81 At
Tie ard later dropped Ari May oats.
do~n Nc at the opening % 71.c. later
lost &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

s'sns s,ff ~ J ~ coffee . ne
- tt Marcia OIL Sc. fse. 81 Is. y 20. I.
cars Washington milk. 1tr. : ne Corona
coffee. tiats 1tc citrus Powder 15c. $50
zfafsd pineapple ste. nsN almonds tec
zee n. ohisardeiirs ch oeeiafr. SIC stall
o. In. ran n. . - or Maximum cot.
Zee. ~ - Blue Hibbon tea. ttc ~ :
hs sesdissE raislHs s1r. cans Eeod corn
er peas. tec1 Flake white. sec -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Public Markets


ssaii. -, pot roast ite 10 ismt
chops. go ~. iibssfy steak. ite ~. stan
rs. eranbefftss. ttr N cooking apples
~ - hos stall ~. jar nafmaiads Zoe .
lem. sack corn meal csc stall les. >
cas- faarsreui sauce stei rs rolled
oats ssci iasas snaeksfsi. tie sfaiis
1917, Cream ~ wheat. sse rag : phrs
spsEhsifi OF peedisa 2-e. Csruauoa Or
MnfLnna fnllk. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
by Himself

System dentistry has been put where
it belongs. 1t is no longer a luxury for
the few, but benefit for the many. n
has made dentistry better and it has
made the prices lower. 1t saves a pa
tents time and makes fewer visits
necessary. 1t has to large extent put
an end to the fear of pain.
Offices using the Z. r. Parker Sys-
tenn are finely fitted up with new and
useful dental appliances. The recep-
ton rooms are cheerful and homelike.
Visitors are welcome every week day
from $50 A. NJ. to $50 p M. Under
the System no charge is made for ex-
aminations and advice. Patients are
plainly told in advance the price for
having such work done as their teeth
need so there may be no misunder-
standings. Work is done under the
specialist idea. This means that each
dentist in the Parker System offices
does that kind of work in which he is
most skilled.
Being the founder of the f. r. Par
ker System, and through it having
built up the largest dental practice in
the world, and put dentistry before all
the people, feel natural pride in see
ing tnat tne name faIkef mas now
become the dominant name in dentistry.
1t stands for dental work that is salts
factory in every respect. and it stands
for moderate prices. Parker dental Of
fices serve the same purpose in den-
tistry as department stores serve in
wearing apparel and other human
needs. They are able to properly care
for the teeth of all.
Many people have had work done I'M
der the E. r. Parker System. They know
that this work is as good as science, skill
and experience can make it. Those who
do not know about Parker methods and
economies are particularly invited to call
and see how, from very small begin
ming and from preaching dentistry on
the streets, the Parker ideas have grown
into system that is used by more Reg
istered Dentists than any other plan in
existence.
r System are now open to the people
J installed at Second Avenue and Madi-
associate dentists. Every reader of this
of the teeth made, and find
al work done under the widely-known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
The Story of Painless Parker Dentist

One office after another was
opened, until now there are
twenty-four complete offices
where the system is used,
and these offices make up
the largest organization in
the world practicing dem
tistry.
The plan under which den-
tistry is practiced in all
these offices is now called
the f. r. Parker System,
and the trade mark of this
System is shown below.