The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 9

Door Rental Office 1301 Fourth Avenue JOYNER’S WONDERFUL CATARRH REMEDY the Office and enter an of- fice W hite . Building Addition. METROPOLITAN BUILDING COMPANY Seattle _ Thomas Jefferson’s Home Is Sold _The Jefferson Nationa! Memorial in the new You are impressed with the harmony of waxed mahog- poe trimmings, the soft tint of the walls and the new- est of semi-direct lighting fixtures. There are also wall plugs for desk light. Great double-sashed windows ventilate without draft. All this is topped with the best office serv- ice. |Narcotic Seller Is Sent to Pen A year and a day tn the peniten- Bmociation has contracted for the! tlary at McNell island was the pun- of Thomas Jefferson's ishment meted out to J. L. Wilson, ticello (Va.) home for $500,000.) when he appeared Monday before | Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer on | & charge of selling narctolcs. SASKATOON, Sask, — Archie Brighton, 33, finds way back to civilization after being lost, accord Pens aren etree seer ene, Tors iae_ to hie testimony, 17 years $1.00 per ttle—enou; for three | “mong Arctic Indians. months. If you have rh of the this medicine once save yourself needless suffering. MAKING HO SERIOUS BLADDER TROUBLE “Could not stand nor sit and w fored to ery out from Intense pain, writes Henry Williama, Tarkio, Mon- tans. “The doctors said I had in- flammation of the bladder and an operation was mosessary: Tried Foley Jdney Pilla and improved at once f} t Foley Kid- suffering and perhaps, as In m: 4 a dangerous operation.” Hiadder an kidney trouble demand prompt treat- ment. 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Urges Doctors to Turn Health Fad Into Science EDITOR'S NOTE: Here is » companton story to the first presentation yesterday of the medical profession's answer to the question; Is Emile Coue a miracle man? ‘The Star has presented the medical view of autosuggestion in a signed article by Dr. Rugene Lyman Fisk, of the Life Extension Institute. Coue's side of it—and « report of « scientific investigation of Coue’s clinic at Nancy, France, is presented here in a signed article by Frederick Pierce, Just returned from a visit to Cour, ee By Frederick Pierce Analytical Psychologist, Lecturer, and Author of “Our Unconscious Mind and How to Use It"; Flrst American Scientist to Improve M. Emile Coue’s Auto-Suggestion Methods by Use of Inductive Technique; dust Returned From France, Where He Investigated Coue’s Clinical Work. NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—The pro- jected trip to America of M. Emile Coue, apoxtle of auto-suggestion, bas | drawn upon him the criticism of emi-| ‘There ts real common sense tn Jui noticing whether the halr |» well kept | to judge of & woman's neatnes, or! good taste. If you ard one of the fow who try to make the most of your hair, remember that it is not advisable to wash the hair with any cleanser made for all purposes, but | always use some good shampoo. You! can enjoy the very best by getting some canthrox from your drugsist dissolve @ teaspoonful in a cup of hot water. This makes @ full cup of shampoo liquid, enough so tt te Physicians call him « menace and issue a warning against him. The pity is the average doctor's mind ts | cloned to any new thing in psycho | #7 to apply it to all the hair in- nent members of the medical profes. . 7 en stead of just the top of the head ston. erapy excess ofl, and dirt are Dandruff, dinnolved and entirely disappear Your hair will be wo fluffy that It will look much heavier than ft ta. Its luster and softness will also delight you, while the stimulated scalp gains the health which insures hair growth. —AAvertinement. Thone doctors who refuse to give Coue « hearing act as If they were holders of « patent that was beng infringed. Yet they are daily writ- ing dozens of prescriptions which they know cannot ponstbly have any specific curative effect, Are they us ing fntelligent autoeuggestion, or the methods of the African medicine Hiackhends are wolve the Lift Off with Fingers man? prised how 9 blackheads have dise- dust and dirt right out, leaving the pores free and The whole question of Cous gets down to the psychology of the hu man wish—physicians as a group do not want Cous’s method to be true, and the human race hopes and prays that ft is true, Coue does not perform miracles heads, little and has not discovered a cure-all. His auto-suggestion «imply gives, when successful, spontaneous relief of functional disorders, usually of the nervous type. ; It te true that trained minds do not usually respond as well to his method as credulous or ignorant minds. It is my opinion that there have been more failures than successes. I am one of the few scientific men wh in company with an eminent Londor physician, investigated Coue's clin ry at Nancy, and it is true that in run ning down rumors of miracles w ‘e found them untrue. Coue'’s side of it is this: First, hb makes no claim that he does the cur ing; and, second, he claims a nega tive imagination is the cause of where they nd disappear mply a mixture of nd secretions that elean and tn thelr natural condition. Advertisement Doesn't hurt @ bit! Drop a little| ™&ny functional disorders. “Freezone” on an aching corn, in-] In this, as neurologists well know stantly that corn stops hurting, then | he is right beyond question. In set shortly you lift it right off with fin-|ting in motion an arc of poxitiv: gers. Truly! thinking Coue can do no harm. Bu Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | he can do harm in ignorantly appl Simple Way to Get Rid of Blackheads ‘There ts one simple, eat that fi sore muscles, tired feet, fiiaineans bruises, insect ten, only, because, faction. With = this charm and artistry. New Winter DRESSES Frocks representative of the products of the most prominent designers and dressmakers of New York. 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If you believe you can save by buying out-of- date garments at so-called reduced prices, there are a lot of such “sale” open- ings ready to take your money. “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita- tion, Speculation as to | the Lucky Man “Say, Marie, what i# this affair Anne is having Saturday afternoon? Is tt much of an affair or can I ar most anything?” ‘My dear, it is @ real party, Cater ers, hordes of flowers and « thing. Doll your prettiest. I am going to wear a new dress mynelf. Just got it and will spring it on this occasion.” “In that 10? Why all the fuss and rs? Somebody's birthday?” | “Better than that. I suppose I'll |have to tell you, although I don’t know a lot to tell. I hear that Anne iy to announce her engagement to a Bellingham man.” thought! That's why all the excite. ment. No one really knows whether it is the Bellingham man or Dick.” “Well, if it's a grand occasion far ‘be it from me to go in some old dude. | |1 want a new dress, anyway, and I| will get it or die trying. I reall can't afford a very good one now an I do hate to get something shabby. “Oh, don't. One never is happy if | do, Get something really lovely jat Cherry's. They are the folks who allow you six months to pay, you know. Pay down what's convenient | jand the rest on Installments, They lare in the Rialto building, on Second ave, between Madison and Spring, just over the Pig’n Whistle. Take Advertisement, ANGES CAUSH KNESS changes of weather dur- cause many colds and For quick rellét | trom at and bronchial trouble, coughs, colds and croup use | Honey and Tar, Contains n —ingredients printed o er Largest selling cough medicine [in the world, s Honey and |Tar is the most pleasant and effi- clent remedy for coughs and colda that 1 ever saw,” writes Wim. Jones, Bl Dara, Llinols.—Advertisement. Extreme ing Fi |trates the pores, then a ing auto-suggestion to minds not properly prepared for it, and to case not sulted for it. Auto-suggeation is an invaluable force for maintaining vigor of mind and body; it can also splendidly sup: plement the use of medicine. It should not be used as the sole cura tive agent without accurate diagno sis by a physician, and should never be given without mental analyst And whether physicians accept it or not, there is available an inductiv technique of suggestion superior te the Coue method. Coue has set the world thinking That is of enormous value. His | an elementary step in a field tha should be continuously studied by nctence, and especially by the medi cal profession The danger is that auto#suggestion may appeal only as a fad. In that case quacks will reap a harvest and| much harm will be done. 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