The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1921, Page 5

HURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17 BISERVICE | Great McDougall Kitchen Cabinet $72.50 $5.00 DOWN—$5.00 MONTH 21 The AS’'Y GtT A LITTLE BETTER AT PUTTING, (M GOING TO ASK WARREH FOR AN A The McDougall is made of oak, golden finish, equipped with enamel sliding top; has 50-pound flour bin, and glass containers for spices, sugar, etc.; inside top is of sanitary white finish. There are 10 only in this sale at this price. Don’t fail to take advantage of the chante to secure for nominal sum of $5.00 down (and the balance to run 14 mogths). The most complete and satisfactory kitchen cabinet, as well as the first ever offered for sale in Seattle. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED GRUNBAUT WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH PUI \-T'm fit as a fiddle” says Edward Salmon. He's 102. At 75 he married for the second time. At 97 he climb- fa) “1 a roof to examine repairs. \e) certo cement tes TOOK ALL GRIT z= CET TONE c io} NE Turn Down Request LUNES) Da: ages for Girl | for School Nurses Killed by Street Car mn awarnl ot 1,145.75 to cover | HE HAD TO STICK, No action was taken btanognes medical expenses incident to the ST ATES WARES! Dy the public safety committee of the | youth be Sophie Machek, killed tn a eity council on the requen: of Dr. H./ street car accident January 29, 1920, | ns | M. Read, city health commissioner,| was made Wednesday > ya jury in| Was All He Could Do to Keep for an appropriation to employ sey-|the superior court to Charles J.| at His Work Before He | Machek. the girl's father. As admin 5 " en purses to work in the public itrator of his daughter's estate, Got Tanlac—Feels Fine Now echeols. |Machek has another suit for $35,000 ‘The committee thought it best to| pending against the city. as await the passage of 4 new state law ~WW.0.~~-0 0 pall round building was governing school clinics, which will| constitutional by the supreme court. | What I needed and that's just what not have the objectionable features | By the decision of the court the work | TAnlac has given me." said Ed Ware, of the measure recently declared un-' of 24 nurses was stopped. | 2536 Juneau Street, Seattle, recently. “I waa completely rundown,” he went on. “Felt weak all over and Kill That Cold With | s2c%2 sem out at work. My stomach gave me Sikte CASCARA E> QUININE | was pretty near gone I had head 3% Cousts TOMY jaches that were something fierce, and often would turn dizzy all of « [sudden and nearly keel over. Then I had rheumatism in my arms and Neglected Colds are Dangerous ‘Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first eneese, Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe tn 3 daye— Excellent for Headache was In pain day and night. I slept poorty, was off in weight and had/ in this form does not affect the bead—Cascara is best Tonic No Opiate in Hill's, such « sluggish, good-for-nothing | ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT ee feeling it was doubtful whether 1} would ever be any account any more. | “But it ts another story now. I} feel so altogether different it hardly | seems like Iam the same man, Tan-| lac has fixed me up tn great shape and I feel as fit as ® fiddle. My ap- petite is the finest kind and nothing I eat ever hurts me. I don’t have an ache of any kind now, sleep like a top and am considerably heavier than I was I'm not afraid of any sort of work now, and as for Tanlac, it can’t be beat.” | Taniac i#sold by the Bartell Drug | lores. 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Brown, medical officer of Seattle schools, predicted Wednesday a better and stronger race of men and women. Dr. Brown was principal speaker | at the first day's season of the fifth | annual convention of the Pacific THE SEATT Most ANY GOLE COURSE (IM WASHINGTON, D.C, E_ STAR PINNED UNDER BLAZING AUTO Bothell Man Has Narrow Escape From Death Pinned underneath « blazing auto mobile, O. O. Molbrget, of Bothell, was saved from probable death Wednesday afternoon when @ pass ing truck driver seized a fire ex tnguisher and put out the flames, Molbreet had plunged over a 106-/ foot embankment off the Bothell highway near Lake Forest Park | when he took his hand from the steering wheel of his machine to reach for hin watch in his vest pocket. FACES MURDER ARRAIGNMENT « Vashon Man to Answer to Charge Today ‘Thomas Gurand, Vashon Iatand fisherman, charged with murder in the first degree in connection with the death of Oscar Bokien at the ‘Tacoma General hospital February |age 11, Judge King Dykeman. Gurand ts ac- | 500 pute over land December 10, 1920. Arraignment of Paul former teller of the North Side State) Rank, charged with grand larceny of 10,000 of the bank's funds, was also scheduled. Allocation of State Guard Troops Begins Allocation of National Guard troops in this state was reviewed Thursday by a board appointed for that the jum BILL AIMED AT SNORERS Drastic Penalties Provided in Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Feb. 11. ~-Snoring, talking in one's sleep or otherwise disturbing the family and neighborhood peace after 1 a. m. would te unlawful and punishable by prescribed penalties under a bill introduced In the Oklahoma house. Lons of breakfast is prescribed an the penalty for first offense, living | with a mother-indaw a certain num- | ber of days is the penalty for the second offense, with fines ranging | from $100 to $1,000 for the third and the Ninth corps area, was prescnt. Other board members are: Brig. Gen.| Maurice Thompson, the adjutant gen- eral of Guard; Majors Maicotm Douglas and age fleers’ reserve corps. Campus Coeds to Stage Style Show Styles in N’Yawk, Paree and way points are expected to be revised following the spring fashion show to be given by students of the home economics department, University of fer tion of Dairy and Milk Inspectors, at th jew Washington hotel. Other speakers were: Mra. Clare Ketcham Tripp, director of the edu-|former mayor of Caldwell, Idaho, cational department of the Washing-|met Instantaneous death Wednes ton State Chamber of Commerce;|¢ay when ® westbound Oregon Mayor Hugh M. Cal¢well, J. H.| Short Line pamenger train crashed Hemphill and F. B. Flood of Spo|inte a car he was driving. kane, W. T. McDonald of Victoria and L. W. Hanson and Mra Martha Koehne of the University of Wash- ington. What Congress Is Doing Today NATE Milttary commitiee considers army appropriation bill. Naval committee takes up nary ap propriation bill, Manufactures committe: continues coal hearings, HOUSR John Nays Hammond appears fore foreign affaire committee olution looking toward tre oa ree. with John Marton Payne testifies on shipping beard expenditures before sbipping beard comitten Interstate commerce sub: considers amendments insurance act Appropriations committee considers appropriations for Muscie Shoals, Ala- bama, nitrate project. Mail to Penetrate Winter-Bound North Over a mail route on which boats, -commitioe | railways and dog teams are to be! used, parcels post packages bound for points on the Yukon river, be- tween Tanana and St. Michael, will go forward Saturday, when the mail boat Northwestern leaves this port. Some of the mall has been here since September 26, 1920. ‘The halibut is the largest of the flat fish family. t } Clogged Alr Passages Open at Once—Nose and Throat Clear, your head stuffed because of catarrh or a cold, get Ely’s Cream Balm at Healing Cream Stops Catarrh “Tt your nostrils are clogged and any drug store. Apply a little of this pure, antiseptic, germ destroying cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every alr passage of your head and membranes, Insant relief. How good it feels, Your head !s You clear. Your nostrils are open. breathe freely. No more hi mnuffiing. Head colds a yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up, choked up and miserable. Relief is sure. NoMoreMisery After Eating Just Takes An Eatonic “The first dose of Eatonic did won- ders for me. I take it at meals and am Thousands of peo; gratefully sy | which does ita wonders by taking up and carrying out the excess acidity and gases which bring on indigestion heartborn, bloating, belching an ating. ‘Acid stomac! fo ailments. Protect yourself, A bi box of Eatonic costa but a trifle wit! SUXATED JRON iniicts THe t000-cives YOU NEW STRENGTH AND ENERGY your druggist’s guarantee, — Advertisement, i fy about Eatonic, | food Ghsea doom enrenty other non-organ- | Washington, early tn April. Two-Thirds of Irish Quota Now on Hand succeanive offensea. BOISE, Ida--Charies H. Turner, my Kansas ts shipping large quants | other parts of the state. It is expect- ties of corn to the famine districts of China. end of the month. est its victims so badly as arthritis; it completely gnaris your every joint and disfigures you—it simply ren- dere one totally helpless and in- valid. Such was my condition. had Dr. SPRING DRESSES of Taffeta, Satin and Crepes $55.00 and $ the was ent my invalids Come Long Distance to Undergo Dr. Loughney’s Human It Is Unwise for People to Die, Says Dr. Loughney—Claims He has taken fifteen years off the was scheduled for arraignment Seattle BUSINESS men are being Thureday afternoon before Presiding |baked in a temperature of 350 to cused of having shot Bokien in a dis | being Schaeffer, extraordinary method of startles people. ment of Mrs. Spears, of Sandpoint, Idaho, whose photos appear above They best illustrate the remarkable change in her appearance. baked in Dr, over days. This Human Bake Oven appears the purpose, which met at the arm- |! be a very odd thing—and so it ls, ory. Col Robert H. Noble, officer in| But if people generally were in- charge of National Guard affairs in|formed that _ baking oper wrinkles may avoided and stampede in the direction of Dr. the Washington National |Loughney’s curious roasting ovens, Mrs, Spears gives following state- William C. Bickford, both of the of-| ment: = “I give this statement for publi- cation with the hope that it come into the hands that are most crippled and most in need of this wonderful treatment. other method I had tried a waste of time and money, duty to tell of this extraordinary treatment. “About eighteen years ago I first noticed a condition of swelling Goctoring, and employed first one then the other method of treatment, Two-thirds of the district quota of|and doctoring. $50,000 for the Irish relief fund has|worse until over three years ago I been rained, $31.500 being on hand. |pecame totally invalid. How I suf- Encouraging reports come from/tered only a sufferer of arthritis 4 the fund will be raised by the/immovable all over my body; I could scarcely help myself in the slight- scribed, took the Bake Oven treat- ment twice daily, and I want to say: “I've found in the treatment a real ‘fountain of youth.’ fifteen pounds thirty days from the date I began “I am 61 years old and my case tending to remain but 30 days, but Bake Oven Treatment é = MRS. J. L. SPEARS GAINS 15 LBS, IN HEALTHY TISSUE Youth May Be Retained and Old Age Indefinitely Postponed! Sounds Like an Exaggeration But it Is the Truth. good I want more of it I'm so ~ wonderfully improved and built in weight; I am lMmbered up so surprive all of my relatives friends: I can walk real epry. | | went to Seattle shopping with of Dr. Loughney’s nurses a day a two ago and when we returned the Sanitarium she complained |I walked almost to fast to suit “I am getting stronger each and livelier, I eat with such @ ish—and mind you, I have not an appetite for years before this treatment. I sleep like @ Every one who comes to see me marks: ‘Oh, how well you ‘What good color you have? look 25 years younger than did" S80 who can deny the that I have found the real tain of Youth?’ And just to to my friends that I was t 350 degrees of heat each “Dr. Loughney ordered his to scour a pan full of potatoes smear them over well with When she appeared with the toes—my friends made sure were raw—then watched Dr. ney place them into the bake ove with me and they all remained I had been given my bake. ; when I was pulled out of the the nurse took the pan of out before every one’s eyes; agine every one's i when they broke them open &i found them baked to a mealy ness! Then the cook served the with plenty of butter to were present, also all of tienta, nurses and Dr. Lo well The nurse remarked were perfectly alright to ‘ one lady seemed timid of numerous Seattle women— degrees Fahrenheit. Think of | roasted in an oven so hot bread will bake brown. This treating | iis of human kind is one that But read the state She wa Loughney’s Sanitar- at Kirkland twice dally for & period of 30 consecutive | look prevented, there would be | will So many suf- tortures, and as I found every I feel it my in finger and wrist joints. I began pet I grew steadily joints beeame stiff and way. No rheumatism cripples treatment so I am remaining lon ‘and am being baked twice | ‘They are very pleasant to every patient under the youngest to the oldest, is g ing fast in strength and is gett well fast, just as I am. “MRS. J. L. NOTE—Those who find it | venient to go to Dr. Sanitarium in Kirkland Dr. Loughney in his Seattle i between the hours of 10 a. m4 5 p. m. daily. Address is 405 street, Suite No. 1, opposite Bldg. Tel. Main 6242. Have Dr. Loughney make @ taking diagnosis of your case, —Adverti I've the good fortune to go under Loughney's care, eat as he pre- I've gained in weight within treatment and curative eating. pronounced helpless by differ- doctors. Well, I came from home at fandpoint, Idaho, in- ys = XCELLENT quality dresses of rare charm in an interesting diversity of Spring modes, They are mostly gray, navy and brown, although a few brighter shades peep from their sheening midst sug- gesting the buds and blossoms that come with days of sunshine, All are splendid values at these prices —$55.00 and $65.00. | Second Avenue at Spring Street | (Take elevator to Third Floor) a ALUMINUM, PERCOLATORS- colator at this price. Spécial features are: An easy-pouring spout — and @ cool wooden handle, Capacity, five cups. FRIDAY SPECIALS IN HOME NEEDS “STANDWELL” FOLDING. IRONING BOARD Special $1.49 Regular $2.25 MADE IN SEATTLE The “Standwell” is a sturdy and rigid ironing board, made of clean, Western lumber. Handy size for home use BASEMENT pecial $1.69 Coffee Pot Style Exceptional value is revealed in this Pure Aluminum Coffee Per BASEMENT ALBATROSS WALL FINISH Special, ¥ 5-lb. pkg... 49c Regular 65¢ MADE IN SEATTLE Albatross can be applied by anyone and produces a beautiful” finish on interior surfaces, Simply mix with cold water, Choice of white and 12 colors, DOUBLE LIGHT SOCKET Special 89c Make one socket do the work of two by using a Benjamin Double — Socket. Indispensable for operating electric irons, percolators, | toasters, etc, Special for Friday ........++ pace seoeeta MAIN FLOOR - a oy THE STORE FOR USEFUL ARTICLES