The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 9

RERIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921. “Gives Immediate Relief —68-Y: ear-Old Woman Able to Walk f After First Bake—Carried to the Ovens in Desperate Pain ° years aaKiOnay wally tie righter ory of Mrs. Marie Hansen, whose address @ ihe] | ta 9836 Gist ave, S, badly crippled | - with rheumatiam, recovers qui: kiy ween in Dr, Loughney'’s Human Bake gre Oven. Her interesting leticr follows: mal ao My son and daughterintaw had ere. to carry me and place me in an carts automobile, I was suffering exeru west Qinting pain, more than I was able to explain; every time I moved a} Je tears came from my eyes; AMA and tumbago. 1 could not Move, and when anyone touched the | bed I lay on it actually hurt me. | They carried me from the machine to Dr. Loughney’s offices in the} Crary Building, where I was given my first Rake Oven treatment What a good thing it was for me! I was so much relieved that when 1 was taken from the Bake Oven, IT was able to walk to a comfort able bed, where I was tucked Carefully in bed by the most atten-+ tive little nurse I ever have had the pleasure to meet. T actually fell fast asleep. I was free from pain, and could rest, the Mrs. Marie Hansen first rest and the first sheep —————————E——E Joyed for days, and when the nurse! so pleased with the Rake Oven treat Woke me up to put me through the | ments, and they are se anxious to Next process of cooling off, I felt so) have their friends who are ailing Tunny to be free from pain, and I | take the treatments. | so delighted, I realised I was! And the diet Dr. Loughney has} . the proper treatment, and! prescribed for me. I'll never get off that I would be all right again. I} of Yt. 1 enjoy every meal I eat, and walked, after that first bake, ana | my bowels and stomach never felt or 1 want to say my rheumatism | worked so well as long as 1 can re was chronic, and of 4 years’ | member. 1 am 68 years old, and standing, but I was never so badly! actually today I do not feel near down on my back os I was before |that age 1 limbered up just fine taking the Bake Oven (reatment./again under the Rake Oven treat-| My blood pressure was 209, which tt/ment, MRS MARIE HANSEN) very high. It has reduced down to/ 9856 Gist Ave. & 140 since December 3, the day I took Seattle, Wash. my first bake, and just think, that ts | i but 14 days, That is reducing high | % Blood prensure fast, and taking out) NOTE: DR. LOUGHNEY Now rheumatism faster. I am feeling just | MOVED TO NEW LOCATION fine; no pain; appetite is great; sleep | Geek: can work croun’ the bonse linge Conehmy’s Bebe Oven titat+ without the slightest twinge of rheu- | L ner of Fitth and Union, in the Crary matism Butiding, rooms 316, 311, 312, 12, 313, S14./ For more than a week I have been!) = Dr. Loughney is assisted by caine. tent lady nurses. Hours, 9 a. m.-to 6) DP. m. Sundays, to 12 ont | street car, and I haye made the trip| phone Main 643. Only the teak te going for my bakes on the street car, and walking 10 blocks each day to a the only one they had to carry me to the Bake Oven. Yesterday I was ‘one store to the other, and suffered | Building are treated at those offices. Re discomfort. Write f io Colima idee tes ot | vite for free literature and refer.| SCOres of other Broadway successes, once. ——$—$—$___— fatisfied patients tn Ais offices every % oF better yet, go and have Dr day, and if you are crippled up, you " |Striking Cloak go there and take those treatments. ‘ ag Ht would just do your heart good to talk with his patients, they are all Another was all of erming HOME OF THE BEST - $2.50 GLASSES ON EARTH (CONFIDES IN BOSS “And I just told my does, _ ‘It can't be dene. A nae be expected to dress well on the |Money I'm getting. It's to your ad | yentage to have your offies help wen Greased, and by the time I actually | save enough to get something new— [I'm menths behind the times.’ He jawey smiled and raid, “Why bether fo nave? Why not pay an earn and your clothes on ‘anae at Cherry's? Both my wife and I buy | there, and their prices are low in | spite of credit.’ And I tried it and | I'm here to state he knew what he was talking about.” Che: | 207 Rialto Bidg. on tnd Aw ment othpr retiab’ Shoe Prices Really Sacrificed Circumstances which call for quick’ action prompt this onslaught and ‘sacrificing of shoe prices at the United Shoe Stores. Women’s Real Leather Shoes es GHC wisn 261 pairs in this lot. Lace or button style. High or low heels. 78,Pairs of Women’s Shoes to be Sold at sa $1.80 ox 92 Pairs of Women’s Shoes to be Sold at sai" $2.60 vx Felt Slippers—for Women, Men or Little Folks—at Sacrifice Prices Men’s Shoes Boys’ Shoes Girls’ Shoes Sizes 6 to 11 Sizes 11% to 2) Sizes 2% to 6 | Sizes 11% to 2 Sizey 2% to 61% , $2.60 | $369) $9.80 | $3.80 | $2.80 | $3.80 United Shoe Stores, Inc. 609 Pine St. Opp. Frederick & Nelson’s Covers the Bntire Cost ot Ona pered Salmon (pre- paid anywhere) for. .§1.50 An attractive mailing card with each shipment. We have a well-earned repo tation for shipping good Sea Food. Buy where you can see the fish before they are ship Order earty; we can make shipment to arrtve on any date you request. Ocean Fisheries Co. [Where you bought the Salmon) Foot of Pike 8. Bridge 1529 Railroad Ave. Main 0990 THE SEATTLE STAR. VAGUE DB DR. LOUGHNEY’S Eastern ‘Producer at Butler, STORES TO CLOSE HUMAN BAKE OVEN offers Novel Batik Revue 2232227" 1% 4 ‘ $7.00, on sale mow at , | | Elier Ligyd, the young Eastern producer, who is now alone each day. The first trip was) vatided or bedridden cases are treated | Staging the Butler Hotel Revue, and one of the girls display- . patnacol Larner’ s Bake Oven gani.| ing a unique Batik gown designed by Lloyd. .Thia talented Xmas shopping for three hours, from | can come teithe otc ate mee young producer and designer has staged revues for “The | Greenwich Follies,” Rectors, Moulin Rouge, Churchills and) Display at Opera PAIUS, Dee. 16-—Cme of the strike ra cloaks Gixplayed at the ‘* opening here was of gold) ponmoner trimmed with dull red roses, | need clothes more than I do, so IT! wait.” “No, you won't. J learned something today. That young sister of mine came into my office ail dream» ed up and told me about « place/ where we could all buy the finest clothen for almont a song, and, bo sides that, take as long as necemary to pay. Best of all, payments dort start till next year, Come on, let's both make our selections today and! doll up for Xmas.” Cherry's are a! Fualto Bldg. on ind Ave. between | Madivon and Spring, over Whistle. Take elevator. Advertiae- | PLANTLAX ‘The Ken Internal Cleanser, Spring Sys. Madison and over Pig’n f ment of Men's Bath- 917 FIRST AVENUB ans mor ecileg | Whistle. Take elevator.—. ne. Nor mach, y robex, regular price | ment. . mee. Madison Mat, 1906} | i At the Owl rug tne std $10.00; to go ’ DEC 26 AND JAN. 2 Netall eatadlishments of Beat tle will be cloned on Monday, De This was made a prac tainty by decision of the exec committe: of the HKetail bureau of the Seattle amber of Commeree Thurw day to make the necessary rec ommendation to its memberehip. This bureau includes virtually the entire downtown business district, Faithful Service Ends in Discharge LONDON, Dec, 16--On receipt of notice of retirement after 61 years of service an train caller, George Sawyer protested that ne could still make his voloe heard a mile away. His plea was overruled, however. Get Nerve Force From Nuxated Iron Tt will etre hen your neryes ‘THs week-end Ice Cream Special makes a dessert that does credit to any din- ner. Reserve a brick by phone og Rand for tomorrow or Sunday. If you don’t kno who the nearest dealer is, phone Main 6225 for information.\ Seattle Ice Cream Company For more than 20 years producers of tae ealile te Hee d ICE CREAM next week. See this paper a week from today. Our Store Has Been Leased by the Avgrand sworn | Melody Shop. We Must Vacate as of Men's Buckskin and Mechs Dress # SOON aS Our Lease Expires Sven, with "Weias Gloves, values to a (ee I FORCED OUT And belleve as, we are not letting anything wtand in our way in order to make clean eveep thing. E day of the sale the crowds grow larger, Gpaneustenting the ust that tate to natant remem! for years to come. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE GREATEST SALE IN YEARS . Pig'n) Bath Robes A tery select assort Positively the Greatest SHIRT ‘SALE EVER HELD IN THE CITY OF SEATTLE Just arrived—200 dozen E. & W. Shirts—they were ordered before we were ordered to vacate, but we must sell them in a hurry, so out they go at real sensational prices, now at $5.15 A special lot of men's One tot of Dress Shirts, values One lot of Dress Shirts, values ; frie Mater . Just arrived, 100 doz pecs ov high a to $3.50, on sale $1. 15 to ung on sale $1 35 Knit Neckwear Tee cone ate BP now at cee DR RO now at eee. bought to sell as high now One lot of Dress Shirts, values gl lot of Dress Shirts, values mow ate DBS tow at. DLBS Ohe lot of Dress Shirts, values Wonderful lot of Silk Shirts, tow at ng DOLD sm mle now 2t-.. 99.09 sale for aa alg cima C . . Night Shirts dust arrived, a lot of Flan- nelette Night Shirts. They should sell for $2.00; they go on sale at Underwear Men's Silk-Mixed Under. wear that sells regularly for $6.00, on sale here at the sale price of shop in the mornings if possible and avoid the rush. By doing so we are able to serve to better advantage. Headquarters for Men’s Christmas Gifts at reduced prices. Sale Starts Tomorrow, 9:00 A. M. IF IT DOESN’T SATISFY—BRING IT BACK " Poncee Shirts Men's Pongee Shirts with collar detached or attached; regular values to $6.50, now Heather Hose A wonderful lot of Men’s Heather Hose with y clocks, regular 75c, now