The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1921, Page 5

’, OCTOBER 5, 1921. Mc ca SERVICE [OMICS Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co. The People’s Popular Homefurnishers OUR CREDIT TERMS = $ 50 Purchase, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week = $ 75 Purchase, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 Per Week $100 Purchase, 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week s300 Purchase, 7.50 Down, $2.00 Per Week 200 Purchase, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week 250 Purchase, $12.50 Down, 00 Per Week $300 Purchase, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week NO EXTRA CHARGES—NO INTEREST ee Mahogany Upholstered Rockers at Radical Reductions —featuring for the week- end a choice selection of mahogany finished, up- holstered - seat rockers. Values up to $31.50. jm Your choice at the re- fm marked price of $19.50, Pee | bla Five styles to select z from; coverings of ve- Rey lour, plain and figured; also several patterns of Ml tapestry. | Arm chairs that we may have to match rock- ers will be sold at the eS Se == RUNBAU roading Gb mk DIAMOND RINGS Every stone selected and matched to give ‘the appearance of one large solitaire. 2-karat size ... .$146.00 l-karat size ....$ 74.00 We sell on very reasonable terms. You pay only $1.00 per week until the full amount has been paid, and wear the ring while paying. Christensen’s Dancing School . i y Seattle's Recognized Schoo! of ; Dancing. FREDERICK CHRISTENSEN Manager and Principal GRACE _D. CHRISTENSEN A. W. PFINGSTEN Assistants Members of the AN. A. of M of Dancing. Announcement of Classes Classes fi Children, Adults, ghee. and Advai room and Ballet. Mm Class for ¥ “First Week in Seach Monte’ Intermediate Classes (for those dance) Each Tuesday Evening, 7:! 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S. 8. \let, “Facts About the Blood’—tree. will improve the quality of your 8. 8, S. is sold at all drug stores. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Pictures of Lieut. MacReady as he looked encased in heated clothing and oxygen helmet before making altitude flight, his emile after the flight, and the machine in which he made his conquest of the clouds. Mra, Cacelia M. Claussen, aged 85,|her son, Harry Claussen 922 E. Denny way, committed sut-| She ts survived by three sons, G eide Monday night in her room by/F. Claussen, Harry Claussen and BY LIEUT. JOHN A, MAC READY Aviator Who Holds World's Altitude Record | DAYTON, ©., Oct. 6.—It's up to machine, not man, to reach a higher altitude than 40,800 feet. This is my conviction after having climbed that distance in a biplane Sept. 29, (This set a new altitude rec ord of about 7% Editor.) Any capable aviate feal condition, equipr | altitude flying, can soar as high as a machine can take him. | Hen | in good phys 4 properly for oxygen and heat for the aviator has outstripped the gentus of the design |ers of airplanes. In my flight I used & special propeller that was doing! only 1,100 revolutions a minute when I took off at McCook field, but even then 1t was not able to accelerate enough to drive mo beyond 40,800 feet into the higher, thinner stratas turning on gas. William Clrussen, all of Seattle. The The aged woman was despondent | body is at Bonney*Watson under jover MM! health and extreme age. Her | taking parlors, reports Coroner W body was found Tuesday morning by | H. Corson. ~ DR. LOUGHNEY’S HUMAN BAKE OVEN RHEUMATISM, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, CHRONIC ASTHMA, NERVOUSNESS, STOMACH AND BOWEL TROUBLES ALL DISAPPEAR BEFORE MOST PECULIAR INVENTION ' MRS, C. A. POTTER Mrs. C, A. Potter, professional nurse, whose home address is 815 N. 36th st., Seattle, worked steadily and long hours thru flu and other epidemics until she broke down physically and was compelled to give up her chosen profession. She has just undergone Dr. Loughney’s treatment and has given the details for publication. Her story follows: “I am enclosing my photo here-|of sufferers. I wae just a bunch of with. The squatting position I am/| nerves and, on account of my asth- ma, I could not rest nights or photographed in 1 thought would) | oitns treely even during the day. best illustrate how well I have lim- Nothing I ever tried relieved my bered up about my hips, knees and / asthma until I followed the correct ankles. ei plan of eating you prescribed, “I neyer expected I would feel ~ | biplane in altitude Mying. Overcomes Ills of Professional Nurse of alr A biplane was lived in this teat be | cause no monoplane has yet been de veloped which can compare with a It happens | | that this was the same machine tn which Maj. R. W. Schroeder made his record altitude fight, which I have been fortunate enough to sur pans DATA | OBTAINED | I made some scientific observations which, I believe, will be of value tn jthe study of aeronautics, I found THAT fying at @ height of more | than 40,000 feet is extremely difficult, | jowtng to the fact that air resistance ts so slight that it is hard to control the present design of ship THAT I was unable to verify Maj Schroeder's observation that at these | high altitudes there was a steady | trade wind of approximately 7200) miles an hour | THAT the stars and moon are not visible in the rarified atmosphere of | 40,000 feet, @ point which I was ex pecially instructed to observe THAT the temperature at 40,000 foot is 68 degrees below sero. THAT a new type of propeller must be dextgned which will bite into the rarified air of the higher altt-| tudes If @ filer ts going to make a) inquest of the clouds, verments DURAND TAKEN. TO THE ASYLUM EVERETT, Oct. 5.—Dr. W. 8. Durand, prominent Everett physt- olan found insane by a jury here last week, was removed to the Sedro- Woolley State asylum yesterday, He protested so vigorously against the removal that two guards accom panied him on the trip. A last minute effort to have Dr. Durand committed to a government hospital rather than to one of the wtate inetitutions was staged last night, when Adam Beeler, Seattle attorney, and Attorney Newton Clif. ford appeared before Judge Guy Als ton in chambers, Judge Alston pointed out that the commitment had been signed by Judge Brawley, and declared that he had no authority to interfere in the proceedings. FUNERAL SERVICES for Frank W. Shillestad, employe at the Denny- Renton Clay & Coal Co., will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday at Butter. worth's. He died Monday. SURRENDERS TO MARSHAL Marry Painter, of Durham, Wash., |mecretly Indicted by the last federal grand jury for alleged land frauds, surrendered himself to the United States marshal Tuesday. troubles—skin | but the asthma was entirely gone le to take up nursing again, but actually I feel a great desire to again take up the profession I liked so well. I feel as strong and active as I did before I suffered a general breakdown, and knowing the great want that {s felt for a treatment that affords quick relief from suf fering and a treatment that will en able people who have to work for a living to get back onto the job quickly, 1 feel prompted to tell every sufferer of your method of baking people and correcting their diet ae well, for I am convinced the dietary prescription you wrote out for me to follow 1s just as impor tant as your baking process—be- tween the two they have just worked wonders for me, Just a day or two ago I had occasion to get down on my haunches to start a fire In a stove—and I remarked to my husband that ‘that’ was a stunt I had not been able to perform for quite a number of years—and it surely did seem good to realize that I could get up and down with ease and :emain in @ position that meant a heavy strain on my knees and feel no bad after-effects, even tho |1 remained in that position for five minutes, my rheumatism wag all in my joints, ‘Arthritis.’ “1 had to have two toes ampu: tated some months ago because they | were turned up so badly with rheu |matism that I could not get a pair lof shoes on my feet. require lots of stationery to tell #l of the good T have experienced un. der your ¢ l actually run upstairs. 1 | active as a young kid. My stomach and bowel trou- jbles are all gone. I had @ biood ‘pressure of 195—it Is now 125—nor | mi | “1 gladly grant you the privilege lof using this letter as you see fit, land in a way that it will come into jthe hands of the greatest nuraber paiathacan 2 ia Well, @ wonld) in 48 hours after I went on the dict and it has not meturned—not the slightest bit. I could not believe it when you first told me I was eat ing my asthma and that correcting my diet would easily overcome it There pre #0 many treatments every sufferer has advised to them, and ro many are bitter disappointments— Just a waste of time and money—so a treatment as effective as yours actually 1s cannot get too much praise. I simply don’t know when I ever felt so well, and my husband says that the money I spent with you, Dr. Loughney, is certainly well spent. He is telling every cripple he meets to go and get baked and have you correct their dict. “My accompanying photograph shows just, how I can bend my knees and reset my weight on them. They have been stiff and terribly swollen for eix years and if I we: offered a million dollars to get dow In that position I could not have done so, I certainly am a pleased woman and I certainly am a ‘well! woman’ now. “Hoping that you will always be/ as successful with others you were handling my case, I am, mont | sincerely, “Your obedient patient, “MRS. C, A. POTTER, “815 N. 36th St., Seattle, Wash. “Phone North 1517." NOTE. — Dr. Loughney'’s Bake Oven treatment offices are located at A05 Olive st., Seattle, opposite Times Bidg. Dr, Loughney ts assisted by competent lady nurses. Hours, 9 a. | m, to6 p.m, Sunday, 9 to 12 only, | Telephone Main 6242. Only the to-| 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 thone offices, Write for free literature M JUNIOR S— Little Me One-third the regular dose, Made of same ingredients, then ci coated. For children and adul! and references A New Purchase of Leather Handbags Choice at $2.95 Sales Booth—Upper Main Floor An Attractive Silk Petticoat Offering at $3.95 Coat and Suit Department—Second Floor A new shipment of Silk Petticoats, comprising a splendid variety of colors and materials, is They are made up in materials of all-taffeta, changeable satins with deep hemstitched now on display and represents wonderful values at $3.95 each. with taffeta flounces and are brown, Copenhagen Jersey hems, Color blue, purple, green and pretty changeable combinations. A | Development of means of supplying | ]) ppecial |» Young Men’s Sweaters At $8.45 Men's Department—Main Floor Men's slip-over sweaters of a pure wor- sted yarn of heavy quality, styled typical of the hard wear and service the: will stand. These sweaters are ce ingly handy and serviceable for school and out-of-door wear. They come in‘sizes 86 to 46 and ina wide range of colors, with body stripes as enumerated, Colors Purple and Gold University of Washington Colors Black and Red Ballard and LAncoln High Colors Black and Kelly Franklin High School Colors Black and Orange Broadway High Bchool Colors Maroon and Orange Queen Anne High School Colors Purple and White East Seattle High School Colore Live Navy and Gold West Seattle High School Colors Other color combinations are Oxford with Kelly and Black; Oxford with Orange and Black; Oxford with Orange and Maroon, and White with Black and Orange. Choice at $8.45 each. Stamped Linen Scarfs and Centers Sales Booth—Main Floor nd Centers reduced to.. d Centers reduced to.. 4 Centers reduced to... i Centers reduced to... nd Centers reduced to... Community Plate Table Ware Reduced 15% in the supercharger, a device which was the cause of my making my flight, for I set out to reach an alt! tude of 80,000 feet In order to test| times my hands felt Ike lead. I this out, I didn’t suffer greatly in the flight. My main difficulty was with vision. | Maj. Schroeder's flight saved me It would take me as much as 20 seo-|from the physical hardships which Bucilla Crochet Cotton Sales Booth—Main Floor 3 An assortment of numbers in 10 shades, including black, white, yel- low, lavender, three shades of pink and four shades of blue. Special, a ball, 5¢. onds to read the figures on my In- strument board. Also I suffered | somewhat from lack of alr, and at he endured, Including the of his eyes. A filer at eight miles altitude 1 one comforting thought: If his 4 gine goes dead he can coast to @ in comfort. From that n filer is safer at eight miles ti 800 feet. | didn't mind the cold much. Perfection of new devices since The Store for Useful Articles Universal Food Choppers. Special Regular Price $2.50 CHEAPEST BEEF: MAKES MOST DELICIOUS HAMBURGER STEAK Many appetizing dishes can be pre at a low cost = using a Universal Food Chopper. These choppers are fitted with several steel knives that will cut perfectly all kinds of meat, vegetablés and food. A big special at $1.59. Man Saw Special at $2.49 Regular Price $3.50 Thursday we are go- ing to offer 814-foot, high quality “Shef- one-man saws at this low price. They are fast cutters, made of the best grade steel with thin back and Special field” lance teeth. $2.49. High-Grade Floor and Linoleum Varnish : 60c Pint Size, special. . $1.10 Quart Size, special......... This is a high grade floor and linoleum varnish“ that dries with a beautiful lus- ter and gives your floors and linoleum a very attractive finish. It is noted for its long-wearing qualities. Black Japanned Bread Boxes Special at 98c Here is one of the old-time sales —Japanned Bread Boxes at 98¢. This is a real bargain on a new lot of bread boxes that have just arrived from the factory. There are three sizes to choose from. You had better come early because they will go fast at this price. Setten a sees