The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 20

Ae a pe eee RR aE ENE RT ER = Am ro aeneEnieparreneneen wana overage ~: se —————ee arena ermneresterenceesn bare wre vases ts vroreet 3S 2 eRe aS Sa SSE ERS SET AO aT = Sorc artnet a : t _THE SEATTLE STAR MOBI LIZE YOU Cutting’ Taxes? |} Or Passing the Buck? " || Look on Your Shelves. ‘ SATURDAY Life Insurance. 9 } 4 | What are YOU doing to lower ‘ } — taxes? H | Kicking at public officials? ie than to Sure wi body's doing that ’ a iad Rut what are you yourself 2 That's nestion sided Program rpc <ithae Be YOU doing | to provide jobs for 20,000 Seattle More than 1,200 veterans of the) men now without work? Pist (Wild West) division are expect: | Passing the k up to the of- @4 in Seattle Saturday, to attend the) . Then you'll kick Becond reunion of their famous overs inisien, seas “outfit.” | t are you doing to It will be the third anniversary of | provide employment for these their orica . men? iia Seacee ecrenstee sasaaesear: Don't say that hod — he program ranges from a zero-| heir. You and you only are the and Buy It Upstairs at Fahey-Brockman’s Where ‘ ° Right, to solemn memorial services| When S pons Sh nage peed You Will Sen wemreden who died. be » jobs for the Jobless and Registration of the ex-service il ee cot eee ae | at 10a, m. During the noon Industries paying from $30,000 S | sf D ll hhour Seattle aviators will stage ©) ¢ $50,000 taxes each year are U Mock alr battle over the Seattle) po the pita: A in Seattle, a e en Oo ars Dusiness district. More of them are needed, Fepresentatives of foreign couhtries| pay means a dollar less for the ‘ a Siiitiahted Gates army officers will| other taxpayers. No doubt about it. Our plan of buying ‘attend the big zero-hour dinner to be Look on your shelves, Seattle oom, at 6 p.m. Saturday, ] and lower taxes. It's everybody's fine clothes for men and young men in plain, Following the dinner and short| Jeb to help make a job for the LY ] d li ht d t H t t: “apeechea by the guests o¢ honor, the | fellow without a Job practical, day-lighted upstairs stores cuts a : " Sens tasd thai mate the A | the cost of the clothes we sell, including our can with better grace make de : : A . 9 ag ve memorial services wilt} mands upon thelr officals, new arrivals of this year’s fine raincoats, be held Sunday morning. Inthe aft-| Take life insurance, for an ex- Bound navy yard. Theatre par} Northern Life Is a Seatile con. ten dollars below ordinary prices. You owe . wn; that they offer life, ¥ . : . A Prete te seavites at the day, °°" | and accident instrance all in one \ it to your intelligence as well as your pocket Will begin at the Hote! Butler head-| gustries to help the taxes. Prominent city and state ofgciai.| Every dollar these industries, Iba at the Masonic club dining| goods thereon create more jobs 24 Sy and selling exclusively a large volume of tment of the kind that made the A. &.| they can along this line, they Brose Gin wut be mais to the Pu.| ample, Do you know that the both rubberized and Gabardines, at least = policy; that they are just as “BUENA.—Tipsy chickens in the} ‘elid financially and thelr policy Bi. < to see these beautiful Rubberized and Gabardine Raincoats 4 caused Sheriff Pad R.| !s Just as cheap ag Eastern conr to arrest J. W. Wilson, owner} panies? room, . According to U. K. Loose, Pool W. J. McCalh “d gallons = meatabins werk field supervisor of the Northern Life, if all Seattle's insurance a mwah was turned to them It would provide employment for between 300 and 400 men. This ts not the only result. It — would mean more investments ne “Bayer” on Genuine FUEL DEALERS TO MEET TONIGHT Friday at 8 p. m the retail and Be Squelched Glance at this, you carpers at Seattie’s wharf facilitiest It cost $750 to load the &$-ton power yacht Sea Bee aboard the deck of the steamship Lewis Luckenbach at New York. It cost $119.20 to unload the same Yacht here in Seattle Thursday. DR. LOUGHNEY’S HUMAN BAKE OVEN “LOOSENS STIFF JOINTS og pe f C. H. Russell, Age 70 Years. High Blood Famous Sawyer Regan Pressure “Became Normal”—Chtonic (Imported English) ‘Stomach and Bowel Trou- Rheumatism, also Stomach and Raincoats Bowel Troubles Have All hy fing—Added to the Above tg Ailments a Very High Blood 7; ie i j Pressure of 210 Sistalic—| i bide J f _ And You Have a Clinical! ef | ; oh Picture of What Mr. Rus-| . ; sell Suffered. His Signed| ae . atte: ° Statement Follows: | ee F Fo you old folks who are sick and| “ee } " Who have the heart bowed down and | Rheumatism of Over Years’ Standing, Chronic Disappeared ‘are ready to give up the ghost: I am} 70 years of age, and about a month “ago I felt my stock was not worth “@®) ten cents on the dollar. I'l! put Mt this way: “I was all in,” down and “@ut physically. I've been just chuck of rheumatism for nearly a quar- ter of a century, and it was only pure that kept me going ahead to tor myself and family. I suf. ‘fered right along for ever so man with stomach and bowel trou- as well—suffered terribly! I long ‘mince had given up hope of ever re- overing from that condition, but af. ter my blood pressure had mounted © such a dangerous point, I knew I must either get quick relief or soon Gie off—210 was simply flirting with _ the undertaker—and that thought ‘Was not at all gratifying. Well, 1 “id something for it: I was talking, ‘Just by chance, to an old gentleman ‘patient of Dr. Doughney’'s, and he told me that Dr. Loughney would not only | bake me for my rheumatism and ether ailments, but that he would correct my diet, and that, as wrong habits of eating and living had all to _ do with producing all of my sickness, that Dr. Wwughney would treat my habits of eating. It sounded sensible © me and #0 I finally managed to pet to Dr. Loughney’s Seattle offices. 1 began the treatment after a very | thorough examination, and I have improved daily in every way. My Pheumatism has disappeared; stomach ‘8nd bowel troubles are positively and entirely gone—what wonderful ‘thing that ts; biood pressure has taken a drop from 210 sistalic pres- sure, down to 132 sistalic pressure— ‘® hormal point. The difference in the two figures signifies the differ ‘nee in my poison line before and after taking Dr. Loughney's treat- |ment and following his prescribed | diet. I need not tell my friends and neighbors I am better; they tell me I'm improved in even my color and appearance; and, say, my stiff old joints have loosened up like when | set right out and sprint. I feel very grateful for the remarkable change think my head would explode, my | blood pressure was so high. Just take my advice--go and get baked and |have Dr. Loughney prescribe the proper diet for you. He won't starve you, but he will teach you how to combine and proportion your foods, and the benefits you will derive with- in the first 24 hours will surprise you, Yours truly, C. H. RUSSELL, Issaquah, Wash, NOTE—Dr, Loughney‘s Bake Oven treatment offices are located at 405 Olive, St, Seattle, opposite Times Bid Dr. Loughney is assisted by competent lady nurses. Hours, 9 a. m. to 6 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 12 only. Telephone Main 6242." Only the tos tally invalided or bedridden cases are treated in Dr. Loughney’s Bake Oven Sanitarium in Kirkland, All cases which can come to the offices at 405 Olive St. are treated at thoue offices, Write for free literature and references, . I was 25 or 30 years of age. I can! in my physical condition. I used to/| ‘AH z Up-stairs Clothiers EY-pjROCK Buy up-stairs and save with our upstairs saving of ten dollars guaranteed on each purchase Alterations Free : Satisfaction or Your Money Back Fit Guaranteed FAHEY-BROCKMAN BUILDING—THIRD and PIKE Also Arcade Building (over Rhodes) Second Avenue $1029"