Enjoy Your Meals Health Through Perfect Teeth
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
13
Examinations Free by Dr Sipes in Seattle
There is only one way to be sure your teeth are in healthy condition that is to have Dr. Sipes and his corps of experts make a thorough examination. These consultations are free and will tell you what it will cost to have your teeth placed in perfect repair and without pain. Dr. Sipes uses every modern method and device for protecting patient health. His office is one of the largest and most completely equipped in the West. For sixteen years Dr. Sipes has practiced successfully in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipes
Increase in US imports outpace European goods
A brief note from Arenas dated March 11 reports importers are shifting toward United States goods as European imports decline, marking a record level of US purchases this year.
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N. FE. A
United States
French Children Learn Cake For First Time
Paris reports thousands of French children up to five years old are just learning what a cake is as wartime shortages end for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
French Army Clothing Stockpiles in World War I
Special to The Star explains wartime provisioning for the French army from 1914 to 1918. It notes totals of socks, shirts, breeches, great coats, steel helmets, and winter supplies like sheep, blankets, and trench boots across five winters.
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Paris
Aged Man Hurt in Auto Smashup Near Pineet
Aged man KE A Kelly, 70, of 32046 Washington St., was struck by an auto near Pineet and Nagle at 10 p m Monday. He was taken to city hospital in critical condition with a broken rib and brain concussion. The driver was booked and released on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineet
Nagle Place
KE. A. Kelly
Washington St
Kelly
Flu Hits Colonel and Wife on Train Between Denver and Chicago
Lieut. Col. HB. EB. McCammon and Mrs. McCammon contracted influenza while traveling from Denver to Chicago. They were removed at Chicago and hospitalized with expected recovery. McCammon headed spruce production locally and was en route to Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chicago
EB. McCammon
McCammon
Windy City
Col. McCammon
Washington, D.C
Spokane Man Credits Tanlac With Weight Gain And Relief
W Hillyer of 215 Trent Ave Spokane says Tanlac ended twenty years of indigestion and sour stomach, adding nineteen pounds and improved health. He reports hearty meals, easier stairs, and no post meal discomfort since starting Tanlac, praise aimed at Bartel Drug Stores Seattle and a Tanlac representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hillyer
Trent Ave
Spokane
Mr. Hillyer
Taniac
Tanlac
Seattle
Bartel Drug Stores
War Time Cost of Ships Must Go Urges Seattle
John Hilesaiter of the United States Shipping Board appeals Seattle shipbuilders and workers to boost patriotism and efficiency. He urges cancellation of old-type contracts, elimination of wartime costs, and for Seattle to demonstrate world competitive prices through skilled workmanship, restoring Pacific coast leadership in merchant marine shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hilesaiter
United States Shipping Board
Meattie
Washington
D CC
Seattle
Pacific
Bandit Holds Up Street Car in Valley
A highwayman boarded Rai Nier Valley car 104 at 1 am near Norfolk, threatened Motorman Hodgins and Conductor Seward, and demanded change. He took $11.60 and fled. Suspect described as about 22, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches, wearing a blue serge suit and checked cap with a blue handkerchief over lower face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Valley Line
Norfolk
J. A. Seward
HM. B. Hodgins
Dick Turpin
Hodgins
Seward
Po Herw
City Hopes Swift Takeover Of Traction System
Attorneys for Puget Sound Traction Light and Power urge city council to pass an ordinance to expedite transfer of the traction system. City would waive the right to rehearing petition on the supreme court decision ratifying the deal. Remittitur would take 30 days, delaying city takeover until April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound, Traction, Light & Power Co
Ecity Council
Traction Company
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Land of Joy headline act debuts at Pantages circuit
Beattie Monday sees The Land of Joy dance troupe on stage with elaborate costumes and dances from Spanish provinces. Aleko the telepathist with assistants adds rapid fire Q and A. Barnes and Freeman deliver the big laugh with an eccentric dance routine. Sandy Donaldson charms with Scottish melodies. Melville and McCourt and Phil La Tosca provide additional acts. Pearl White features The Lightning Raiden on screen.
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Aleko
Barnes and Freeman
Sandy Donaldson
Laddie
Melville and McCourt
Phil la Tosca
Pearl White
Fifty Cases Slated for Jury in Federal Court
The United States grand jury convenes Tuesday morning at the federal building to hear about fifty cases. Fourteen defendants are Chinese. Fred Conway, assistant district attorney of Tacoma, will assist R. C. Saunders in presenting the cases. Judge Cushman of Tacoma will preside for the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand
Federal Building
Fred Conway
Tacoma
R. C. Saunders
BE. Eb, Cushman
Federal Court
Northwest mining convention to draw Seattle attendees
Seattleites will attend the Northwest mining convention in Vancouver B C from March 16 to 18. Between 60 and 100 local mining men are expected along with large representations from every Northwest section and from California and the East. Dean Henry Landes of the University of Washington will preside over the first afternoon meeting.
City Council to Reorganize and Elect Leader
City councilmen will elect their president at a special meeting Monday at 11 am. A caucus Saturday will arrange committee chiefs. President T H Belton will not seek reelection with Moore Lane and Witewerald named as possible successors. Another post to fill is chairman of the city utilities committee due to traction system work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee Chiefs Council
T. H. Belton
William Hickman Moore
W. D. Lane
Cr. Witewerald
City Utilities Committee
Ayetemn
Man struck by taxi at West 0W R R Depot
Mike Brigtio of 2646 Day Street was knocked down by a hired car owned by J Robinson of Sheridan Apartments at about 7:30 am near the OW R R depot on Jackson Avenue. The car backed out blowing its horn, Brigtio sustained leg injuries and possible internal injuries. taken to city hospital by Robinson with Motorcycle Patrolman Dench at the scene.
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Mike Brigtio
J. Robinson
Sheridan Apartments
Robinson
Jackson Jr
Dench
Brigno
Pinex Pine Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pinex as a powerful pine extract cough remedy. It claims a pint bottle with 2 ounces of Pinex and sugar syrup cures dry or loose coughs in 24 hours, plus uses for bronchial issues, hoarseness, and throat ailments, urging readers to ask for Pinex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Rub-Down with Carbolic Acid Proves Fatal at Bath House
A sailor from the University of Washington training station died after a rubdown with a carbolic acid and camphor solution in the Imperial Turkish Bath. The death occurred at 6:50 p m at 1408 Fourth Ave. A post mortem will determine cause. Louis Myers, Bath proprietor, says Rose supplied the solution and requested the rubdown and notes the alcohol in camphor should have neutralized the carbolic acid.
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B. L. Mone
University of Washington
Fourth Ave
Louis Myers
Rose
Myers
Arrival of 164th Infantry at Camp Lewis Reported
One hundred fifty members of the 164th infantry formerly a North Dakota national guard regiment arrived at Camp Lewis on Sunday, according to information received by the local Red Cross.
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164Th Infantry
North Dakota National Guard
Camp Lewis
Never-Tel Hair Restorative Ad The Dainty Tablet
A vintage ad promotes Never Tel Laboratories Never-Tel hair restorative. It claims to darken gray hair, soften and brighten the appearance without staining and dissolves easily in water. Available at druggists for 50 cents or by direct mail from the company in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Never-Tel
Never. Tel Laboratories Co
Kanwaa City
Ely's Cream Haim Nose Relief Advertisement
A vintage style ad promises quick relief from nasal catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. It claims to open air passages, relieve headache, reduce mucous discharge, and restore easy breathing within moments. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for a small bottle.
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Ely
Applying This Paste Actually Removes Hairs
An inexpensive paste dissolves hairs on a hairy surface by applying for about two minutes then rubbing off and washing. The paste is made from water and powdered delta tone, promising complete hair removal and blemish free skin. Ensure you obtain real delta tone.
Couple Sues for Recovery of Note in Local Case
A Superior Court complaint alleges J. Wood, a traveling safe man, extorted a $350 note from A. J. Walcott and wife Kitnap county. The couple claim the note was demanded under pressure from a deputy sheriff to keep them out of jail and seek recovery of the amount.
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J. '. Wood
A. J. Walcott
Kitnap County
Wood
Elevated road work resumes under city engineers
Work on the city's elevated road was resumed Tuesday morning under the direction of the city engineers. The project had been halted several months due to financing delays. Jesse H. Rundige is charged in connection with a separate complaint filed in Justice of Peace Otia W. Brinker’s court, detailing an incident involving Morrison and Rundige’s estranged wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Engineers
Punktal Lens Promises Help for Weak-Eyed Patients
Dr Edmunds explains features of the new Punktal Lens claimed to assist weak sight. The promotional item urges readers to call for details and demonstrations of the lens benefits.
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Dr. Edmunds
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