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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
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Under the ohalrmanahip OF Mira.
Raymond X. Frazier, representing
the Sunset club. Mrs. D. u. Spell.
man OF the Canadian club. Mrs. J.
Herbert AmcA OF the West Seattle
Art club, Mrs, Anna n. Tccple OF the
Sunset Heights club. and Mrs. Fred
erick Slyficld and Mrs. Charles Il
Cnatlen, representing the medical SO.
clcty, the booths for the sale OF Red
Cross Christmas seals beginning to.
day viii be furnished with workers.
Assisting under their respective
chnirmcn there win be. for the Sun.
set club. Mrs. Bruce Morgan. Mrs
Robert G. Brinkley. Mrs, Richard W
Perry, Mrs. Thomas A, Frnnaioi,
Mrr. Cecil IL. Bacon. Mfs Claude Nj
Sooioy. Mrs. q. Alnton Hole, Mrs.
Harry u bartlett, Mrs. Alfred nat.
Ito. Mrs. Albert J. Rhodes, Mrs. ia.
son u, Butler. Mrs. James &. Gold.
smith. Miss l.. Morrison. Mrs. c. u.
Lamont. MrH. George FariH. Mrs.
Louise Raymond. Mrs. James II. DE.
Neuve. Mrs. John A. Campbell. Mrs
Edward !, Garrett. Mrs. Henry G.,
Hlbbard, Mrs, Alexander Dickenson,
Mrs. j. NJ. Macedo. Mrs. Aionzo s..
Taylor, Mrs. l.. n. lyman, Miss Mar.
garct Stewart and Mrs. Farwell T..
Liily.
For tho West Seattle Art club
there viii be Mrs. Dana Brown. Mrs
George q, Altnow. Mrs. Howard IL.
Lerch and Mrs. Max Kuncr. For
the Canadian club, Mrs. william
Campbell. Mrs. w. II. Donlcy. Mrs.
II. w. Robinson. Mrs. y. y. barnes.
Mrs. W. y. Mcleod and Mrs. n.
shaw VIII serve Mrs. slyfield and
Mrs, castlen. with Mrs. Mary j. Par.
sons and Mrs. NJ. D. Stone. Will care
for independent booths In various
parts OF the. city.
For tho tomorrow'n sales Mrs.
Henry NJ. LAndea. president OF the
Century club. has called out corps
of workers. nearly all OF whom rep
resent some unit Of tho clubs actlvl.
ties. Assisting Mrs. iandeH will be
Mrs, y, y. Pnlmorton. first vice pres.
idcnt and chairman OF tho music de.
partment. Mrs ]. WIN Jones. re-
cordlng secretary. AIRS. j. u. Mac.
Fherwon. corresponding secretary.
Mrn. u. y. Ingrahafn, treasurer. Mrs.
u. II. Dickey. auditor. Mrs. G, G.
boycc. prean secretary. and Miss En-.
ma shumway, Mrs. W. NJ. Elliott
art department: Mrs w. &. Wood
ward child study. Mrs. George Soho
field. current events. Mian Sarah J.
Williams. drama. Mrs J, NJ. Rich
French. Mrs r. W Melsneat. lltera.
turo and travel. Mrs. A Harker. par.
lIamentary law; Mrs. Etnma X. Rine.
hart. social service, and Mrs. o. y.
Hu,ehison. Spanish.
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Confessions of a Bride
Copyrighted 1919 by Association
THE RESCUE IS FRUSTRATED BY A SUDDEN
ATTACK FROM BEHIND

estiy. Bob Lorimcr. I'm got grateful
for anything YOU are doing for me.
am not going TO be rescued by you
---or any OF your friends"
I'm sorry--but IL In impossible
for US 10 leave you here-alone.
You'd die"
Don't you believe IT," the girl re.
piled. "rhc kitchen is stocked. I'm
going TO walt here for Don Manuel
he'll come back for me, sure.
will not stir single step. I'm not
afraid"
And the girl wouldn't bulge. I
have said before that abe had the
mind Of a child. Nothing but force
could move her.
Some OF Morrison's men prepared
wonderful breakfast. I felt 40
sorry for the poor outlaws-whose
hands were tied. Grimes, exfootbali
player and or.first class private with
the A. u. r.. felt sorry. too. He
made a plan. lie united the bandits.
man at n time. and stood guard
while food was brought Then he
rcued the man. He-naid he was par.
ticuiar TO have them fed because he
had starved for three days In a
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dawn an exc.,, Isa,bcrlpe Miller
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Dance at the Army
and NduU Club

Tho broadway Guilds dance az the
Army and Navy club Wednesday
evening viii have n pleasant military
flavor with n number Of officers
wives from the naval station a.
hostesses and many OF the officers
planning Co attend.
The hostcsses include Mrs. Harry
A. Field. Mrs Thomas c. Trsadwell.
Mrs. waldo Evans. Mrs. l. y. Greg.
ory. Mrs. John 3. Graham. Mrs. s, r.
Barber. Mrs. A. +. Church. Mrs.
Ralph +. Hanson. with Mrs. Joshua
Green. and Mrs. n W. teonard.
president OF the broadway Guild.
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Mother Idea Of
an Ideal Wife

Dear Miss Grey: Ny idea OF an
Ideal wife could be included in four
characteristics, namely: First, she
must be yirtuous; second. she must
be 1ffectionate; third. she must be
truthful; fourth. abe must have good
mother wit or judgment.
Any woman having those qualities
would make any good man with COM
mon sense "A first-class wife. II she
was lacking In anything, her good
good. 81. s. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01

cut. cut off brown spots, cut out
worm holes and grade them7
Also. 'altho hired 10 "eut" apples.
the forelady was bound that should
carry garbage and heavy boxes of
cut apples back and forth on the
slippery floor, flooded with water. [
refused TO do this, ms / have heart
trouble, and physically am not very
strong. ] was picked on by her from
that moment I'll I finally quit in
disgust. AN WORKER.
would advise you 10 report
this place 10 the state labor
commissioner, Alaska building,
city.
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Episcopal Church
Drive Begun Here

Active work in the nation wide
campaign Of the Episcopal church.
said BY leaders 10 be the creates.
forward movement In which the
church has ever engaged. was com.
mcnoed Saturday. The campaign in
Western Washington IL headed by
=. q. Anderson. OF the Western Dry
Goods Co. with headquarters in the
Downs block.
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hob carried me outside Of Rather
Inc Miller's door and we kissed again
as We stood near the chimney where
hung the rope ladder Bob told me.
hurricdly. what had happened That
silly old nirplano Of mine was re-
hponaible for the discovery OF the
outlaws hiding place. The search
party had watched u when ] made
my forced landing. ana had sent out
scouts TO locate II and 20 rescue the
pilot IL no were living or Identify
him--and bury him-if he were
dead.
The scouts were Indians and their
sharp eyes had deserted Don Man.
uel and Certeis. miles away. as they
came TO the camp from the station.
The Indians trailed the bandit
leader. keeping themselves conceal.
ed. They saw Manuel return the
salute OF bis outposis in the noun.
tain passes. Then they captured the
outposts and pursued Don Manuel
and watched him disappear In the
mountain sidcl
After that the descent Of Nor.
rison's gang on the camp was easy.
swift and sure.
Bob whispered the story 10 me
with his arms around me as we wait.
ed for Mise Miller. From the big
bunk room came much profanity at
intervals. Each vollcy Of swearing
indicated. Bob said. the recovery Of
another bandit from THE gnssing. IL
was a natural reaction 20 the ropes
he found himself rolled up In.
why were not Katherine and I
sasscd with tho othcrs7" asked.
Looks TO mo an n this chimney
saved you--ii carried the fumes
away from your door"
Bob" I exclaimed "C@rtcis In
hcrei Have you got him. And Don
Manuel The chicf7"
cant say" replied Bob. Guess
IA better find Quit You stay In
there with Mias Miller"
Bob was gone long time. His
report. when he returned. waa
They're Eonei I didn't want 20
get cer,els--rememhcr he's chrys'
hushand-but the chief Darn the
luck. They escaped because they did
not bunk with the men. How was
I to know the leader was n Spanish
duke"
$50 they got away" said Rather.
inc Miller with one Of her most
musical giggics VI wish ] had Hon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Concerning the Dolls

II dolls could speak. what n BABEL
OF voices there would be al the office
OF the Arena all week. for. begin.
ming today. dolls may be turned In
for the great event December 10. II
and L.
Fancy tho Roys- Sleeping Beauty.
Queen Victoria. moccasined Silver
Wing and Swapping Peppina enjoy
ing self expression on the grocery
bill and the inappropriateness 81 the
costume on Gwendolyn Dcbuian,e
Vogue-Points for u public place like
the Arena.
They viii be pouring In all week
dolls OF every color. fashion. pc
Rod. age. station and persuasior---
into the Arena office where they are
now expected. should bc sent and
viii be cared for.
IL IL asked that the dolls carry n
card with the donors name In order
20 keep record OF them. Those
dolls destined for tho contest tho
opening day should DO 40 marked.
and must be In at noon on the 10th.
They will be judged that afternoon
by n committee Of three, and the
prlx---a 25-pound fruit cake donated
BY Hazen Titus-wili DO awarded
that evening.
The committee says there arc Htili
a few dolls left with them who are
lacking In suitable raiment. 10 II
there are any who have no; dressed
their doll. II Is not yet hate.
The annual fair and dinner OF the
First Presbyterian church viii be
held In the main sunday school
room Wednesday. December J. start
Ing promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
Many gifts suitable for the Christ.
mas season viii be on sale NJ the
various circle booths. also ice cream.
confectionery and nuts. The souve-
mir booth will be an attraction: ali
articles In that booth being imported
from various countries and states.
A splendid assortment OF home cook.
ing viii be found In the deiicatessen
booth. Luncheon will be served a;
noon and dinner ut o'clock.
The following presidents OF gen.
cral aid and presidents OF circles will
be present. Mrs. u. w. AinHdtle.
Mrs. VI. l.. Piles. Mrs. II. Purcell
Mrs. ID. l.. E.hle. Mrs. ". w. Sander,
Mrs. J. +. Hun. Mrs. y. II. Thomas
Mrs. l.. r. Bennett Mrs. X. Ras
mussen. III. II. Belvilie. Mrs. l.
Kelchner. Mrs. w s. stubbiefield
Mrs. NJ A. Mccoy. Mrs. J. NJ
Fraser, Mrs. J. w. Keen. ars NJ
l.. Prcsnall. Mrs. T. A. Jensen. Mrs
J u. Morgan. Mrs ID. w. Joyuer
and Mrs. ". A. Lewis.
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Lighthouse for the Blind

The card party for the benefit OF
tho Lighthouse for the Blind which
viii be given az the home OF Mrs.
Eliza Ferry Lcary viii begin at ?
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rcscr.
vatlons may be made while there are
any left TO make with Mrs. Fred
erick Bentley. Capitol s5i: Mrs Alon-
no Taylor. Kcnwood ae. Mrs James
Hamilton De Neuve. Capitol 239s.
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Etiquette for
ENGAGED Girl

Dear Miss Grey: II IL proper for
n young woman who is engaged to
accept invitations from other young
men when her flance Is out OF town?
ELSA.
IL Is conventional, provided
that she has an agreement 10
that effect with the man she is
engaged 20, and IL the young
man who invites her out knows
she is TO be married.
Some young men object 10 60
ing with an engaged girl. and
are indignant IL they are de-
celyed
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To Hold Christmas Sale

The Mount nakcr Park Community
Presbyterian Church Ladies' Ala so
riety viii hold Chustmaa sale and
give n dinner Friday. December D. la
the Mount Baker Park club house.
The sale viii commence at : o'clock
and the dinner viii bc served from
$50 until o'clock The society IN
assisting in raising funds for the
purchase Of n lot In that community
To he used for the erection OF a
church in the near future. Last
week. by the sale OF mince meat. the
society raised moro than ssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
The Facts About
Painless Dentistry

Back in 1859 such a
thing as the practice
OF painless dentistry"
was unknown. No
body had n tooth
pulled until the tor.
lures Of pain actually
drove him TO a den.
list. ! fou nd the
greatest dread OF a
patient was when I
took hold OF n tooth
with the forceps be.
fore the tooth was
drawn out. The prob
lem 10 me then was.
not 20 find n way 60
make the whole oper.
alton painless, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
THANKSGIVING Party

Miss Emily Cotton entertained
with a THANKSGIVING party at her
apartment IN the Hamilton Arms
Friday afternoon. The guests IN.
ciuded Miss Mary DE Neuve. Miss
Jane Paris, Miss Loyal Lamont. Miss
GeorEsanna and Miss Mary Fred
ericka Swanstrom-
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Little Orthopedic
Tea Shop

With the broadway guild In
charge, the Little Orthopcdic Tea
shop opened its doors today for the
first time In les new location. Just
across the street from It's former
one. and few doors north Of Pine
street. 4 hot luncheon. a decidedly
good one, is served from 1870 until
2 o'clock. and tea Is served all after
noon.
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Mrs Morris. wlfo Of Mr.. Roland
Morris, American ambassador To-
Japan, arrived In Seattle last eve.
ming on her way 90 Tokyo 20 Join
her husband.
Mr. pertram Collins returned 90
Seattle Saturday after two years
with tho American embassy Ia
London,
Mrs. A. w. Leonard has returned
from New York where sho has been
for the past few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hawiey. 81
Martha Lake. went % Everett
"Wednesday TO attend tho O'Ncil.
Fratt wedding. Miss Lencre Black.
well returned with them TO be their
guest for "A day,
Dr. David Livingstone. who has
been spending a few days In Seattle.
the guest ot his parents. Mr., and
Airs. Charles Livingstone. ics Fri
day for his homo In ccntraila.
Miss Sally Adams returned Tues.
day from Honolulu where she has
been for the past four months.
Dr. Edward hartford. Of Portland.
was the guest OF his brother and
sist~r-in.iaw. Mr.. and Mira. william
Hartford. over the Thanksgiving
week end.
Miss Geor gianna. Miss Mary Fred.
ericka and Miss Lucy Semple swan
strofn. Miss Dorothy Allen and Miss
Jane Bliss, who spent the Thanks.
giving holidays In Seattle. returned
yesterday % the Annie Wright semi
nary where they are In school
Mrs. NJ. r. Bozarth left yesterday
morning for Vancouver for
months visit with her son. Mr.. ID. X.
Parker.
Miss Muriel Lander, who spent
Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs George Llnder. returned
yesterday to sultan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hlbbarti
have removed to the Hotel Otis for
tho winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen q. nAyleru
and daughter Miss Dorothy rayicnH.
have removed 20 3iIs Mount Rainier
Drive. Mount Baker Park.
Mrs. Frederick shaefcr katherine
williams. % Honolulu. IA the guest
Of her mother. Mrs. X X. cutteT. In
Spokane.
Mrs. c. X Maeili. who has been
spending some time In Seattle. left
Saturday for her homo In Victoria.
Mr. II. A. soliday. OF Darlington.
arrived In Seattle last week 20 spend
the winter with HIS son and dauEht-
erinlaw. Mr. and Mira. George W.
soliday.
DR.. and Mrs n. O. Nclch will re.
move this week To the Hotel OTIS for
I the winter.
Mrs Russell Hubbard White has
removed from the Minor hospital.
[ where she has been III, and In CON
I yalescent at tho home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James kicfer.
Gov. Thomas Riggs OF Alaska. who
has been spending n fortnight In So
attic. left yesterday morning for Ju,
neau.
DIR. Don II. Palmer has returned
Z from an extended Eastern trip.
/ where he attended tho American Col.
leEe Of Surgeons and visited n mum.
! Der OF clinics.
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Save Money
Buy GOOD Clothes
CHERRY CHAT.

the surest way tc
save money In buyinr
clothes is 20 buy the
very best clothes you
can.
cheap clothes ar,
n Nv avs expensive
wearing out quickl,
and have TO be quick
ly replaced.
--ChnrrY,a COOL
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The only place where
there is no feeling.
The patient sits in the
q e n tai ch air. and
knows everything that
Is going on. but feels
no discomfort.
In time the news
spread around that a
man by the name OF
Parker was doing
painless dental work.
and almost before I
knew IL the people
pc 9 a n to call mo
P ainless Parker"
The name stuck to
me. and / advertised
II. for I took a pride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01

clothes for men, women and boys
are money.savers because they wea
SO well and give such satisfaction
all the time.
you can afford TO buy the very
best clothes at Cherry's because
Cherry's easy monthly terms brinf
the best OF quality and style within
your reach. Just few dollars n
month on Chlrry's plan will outfit
you and Your family Cherry's
Rialto Style shop. 207 Rialto Bldg,
over Pig'n Whistle, between Madi.
son and Spring
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Mrs. Learn
Honor Guest

Mrs. Eliza Ferry Loary was honor
guest at a luncheon given In Taeoma
Saturday by the Mary Hall chapter
OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. To- celebrate the birthday
OF Mary Ball. mother OF George
Washington.
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Program at
White Elephant Shop

ranged tho program for Tuesday
noon az tho White Elephant Shop
Miss Madeli Gillc. soprano, win sing.
with Mrs. fyier az tho piano.
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Miss Kerr Hostess

Miss Caroline Kerr VIII entertain
the group Of young people who me,
last Friday at the homo OF Miss
Emily Ienneile 90 dance. at the home
~ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ). II.
Kerr, this coming Friday evening.
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Entertain With Tea

Miss Sara Farrell and Mrs. Daniel
Buckley entertained the members OF
their booth Of the Catholic CHARITY
Bazaar 20 be given December 10, IL.
fs and IL. in the Knights OF CoIufn-
buS hail. with a tea at the home Of
Mrs. buckley this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Entertain for
Miss Moran

Compllmcntlng their sister. Miss
Nellie Moran, OF Rosario. who Is
spending the winter In Seattle. Mr..
and Mrs John Moran entertained
With an attractive dance at the Ten
mis- club saturday evening.
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Before The "EoLlies"

the Junior Dance at Christcnsens
hall tomorrow evening. Mr.. Haw.
thorne Don't win be host at din.
ncr at the Rainier club.
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.Dauohter

Mr., and Mrs. Chester Coulter are
receiving congratulations ON the
birth OF a daughter. saturday. in the
Minor hospital.
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Dinner for Guests

COMMUNICATING Mr.. and Mrs. :. J..
purand. guests 81 Or. and Mrs, JAY |:
Durana. nr. and Mrs. otis Floyd
f,amsan entertalned with small
dlnner at their home saturday eve
Ming.
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Mr.. aud Mrs.
Furldr Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farrar enter
tanned with a dinner of eight covers
NJ their home Saturday evening.
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Child Study Club. Salmon Bay

The first meeting OF the Child
study club Of the Salmon Hay PIT.
A.. will be held AZ the school this
afternoon. All mothers interested In
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By REBECCA STEVENSON
Office Phone. Main COO.
In Charnc of Dance

Miss Margaret Hutoson and Miss
Dorothy Greene are IN charge OF the
regular dance az the Rcd Cross Tea
Room tomorrow evening.
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Sunset Clubs Program
for December

Below Is given Tire Sunset clubs
program for December.
wednesday, December .. at
o'clock. Mrs. Alfred X. Fisken VIII
lecture on Christmas customs, with
song illustrations b. Mrs. J. NJ.
Lang. and violin obiigAtos by Miss
Frances Tanner. Hostesses: Mrs.
Frederick tombstone and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Macedo.
wednesday. December 10. at 1890
O'Clock. a business meeting In con
nection with luncheon viii be held
wednesday. December II. ut $40
O'Clock. DE Forrest IN a Tour Of
Magic" Is Planned. Hostesses; Mrs.
Vernon +. Pavey and Miss Josephine
Taber.
wednesday. December 81. at 3
O'Clock. a concert viii be given by
Miss Lucille Bradley. OF New York.
pianist. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Tallman,
Of Tacoma. soprano. Hostesses: Mrs.
Horace Henry and Mrs. Thomas T.
Minor.
Thursday. January I. 1920. NJ 7
O'Clock. a dinner and bridge will be
given Each member OF the club Is
privileged TO invite two guests. Hos
tesses. Mrs. Oliver Coivin and Mrs.
Harvey J. Fetter.
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Eastern Star Club

Mrs. Chriaais North and Mrs,
Ethel McNichols viii have charge of
the progressive whist given by the
Eastern Star club NJ the club rooms
In the Arcade building. Playing be.
gins at o'clock.
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Tho Womans Music club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. s. L.
Walsh. 27i7 Thirtyfourth avenue
south Religion" win be the sub
jcct OF the discussion
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By DIR. PARKER

oniy 10 ma way 10 stOp the
pain when the forceps were first
applied. That would ever be able
TO take tooth out without cans
Ing pain never entered my mind.
knew that drugs were used
IN surgery TO deaden the nerves
IN making operations. and won.
oered II some such method could
not be used In dentistry. II han.
pened about that time that had
a dog whose tooth had been
broken off by boy who hit the
dog with a stone. The dog was
IN great pain, as the nerve OF the
tooth was exposed. Here was n
chance 70 make an experiment
and also relieve n suffering
animal romomber how sensi.
tive that poor dogs tooth was as
/ applied The drug. Then he
quoted down, and I extracted the
aching tooth without any sign OF
pain on the dogs part. I was
delighted with the experiment.
for | had given relief 10 a suffer.
ing dumb brute and made an i'm.
portant discovery besides.
Then experimental on my
own mouth and teeth. using az.
terent mixtures and compound.
ana trying TO perfect the idea OF
making II painless TO a patient
when the forceps were applied.
finally succeeded in doing this.
and then ! went on in the hope
OF finding n way 10 perform the
entire extraction OF teeth without
hurting. At first the anaesthetic.
or drug. was applied to the gum
tissues, but this method was not
satisfactory, for the after.effects
were bad Finally I perfected the
plan OF reaching the tooth nerves
through what is called the peri
dental membrane. In this .way
the tissues OF the gums We're not
affected, but the nerves at the
root OF the tooth were put 10
sleep, so to speak. and then all
sense of feeling in the whole
tooth was gone for several
minutes. During this time I
could extract the tooth, or per-
form other dental work, such as
Filings and nerve extractions.
without causing pain. A certain
degree of skin was required to
do this properly. and i'm time /
became quite expert in doing
painless work. The great point
In favor of shis method is that
the tooth being worked upon Is
DIR. Robert Shanklin and nc
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Mrs. and AIRS. ,Bloodel
IN Eise Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Bloedel viii
entertain with an informal dinner az
their home this evening
For Mrs. ConHCU
Complimenting Mrs J. J. Connel,
Ms. William sherman Walker en-.
tertained this afternoon NJ her homo
with a bridge of six tables,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
The Queen Anne Study Club

The Queen Anne STUDY club VIII
meet nj y. m. with Mrs. w. III. An.
derson. 2322 Bigelow avenue. A
practical talk viii be given by Mrs.
IL. Closson. the Life Sketch OF
Gilbert " Chesterton." and book re.
view. "TIeretics." by Mrs. T.. l.. Ken.
nedy, and the Life Sketch Of Der,
nard shaw" and book review you
Never Can Tell" by Mrs. II. h.
Packard.