The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1907, Page 7

ERS TO A GIRL _ ABOUT TO MARRY i NO. V. {She married a quiet young man of good family and excellent charac KEEPING STEP. ter, at that time a atation agent In| [% Mmlar and it te bo much eanter My Dear Margie:--You write), northwestern city, I lost wight of | fog) “MMe lve 18 than whac it ie would laugh to see you and Grace for some time; but ft seems How can @ girl tell if @ man be walking together, how he her husband, without any special! insincere? adopt his long strides and influence, soon rose to be general) Wellwhen he is an expert to Jenathon your short steps manager of a western railroad, Af-| the effective droop of hie eyelashes ‘aa you can ta the effort to ter his promotion, Grace began | 4d the correct “hang” of his mus with him. It may surprise writing fo me, She deseribed her) tehs, you may know that hin feoble TRUE: SOR FROM FAL TAL SE By Frances Gilbreath tngersolt ymptome « eadtul " vt wei 2 g q ee on, but this set me to wond- social triumphs, her club activities, | Pralm els under Siow It you two would always walk sent programs of entertainments in| "*** >! which she figured prominently, im | tang! Pe we sonveres : o meane that you would matter of keeping step ts closed samples of her gowns and| aiway second fiddle” in the matrimonial duet of the gait of as ided elaborated plans for coming trips. w fa material affairs. Leavy Then there was a silence. The & ranking » the number of wives who next I heard the seene had shifted , calle you “angel” end masured that way? ty perer get any and hurt them- founded reporte, had lost his posl-| Y¥9¢ Meat love te not a bragsart. If he leads to infer that he © bit, but ft Is on my mind to Grace behind the ribbon counter) is aes, grooming, who are replied ‘You,’ a because of the too rapid had made her own trouble. wife and family. Ie this; “Society is ever chasing ‘lions,’ —-—-~ ” > m - 4 reason th often confess thelr and yet these very ‘lions’ have Mor old-fashioned customs? achieved their present distinction BEI | INGHAM #t mot account for the boyish by seclusion and selfdental and bring to homely pleas work. So, the man of affairs needs) (Star Speetal servtee) ge ow PTReveral hundred tone of coal 4 turned away, Sho| Whole earth knows It, the “symptoms” are af nine “fool” who rune may correctly e them whom t ntrol over hit to be held “hamber © , do got them? the ballast of prudent living and) “went ion's yesterday, sweet companionship in his battle PreLL first young woman | saw with the world, not a pullback of Thiry _ AU soil —," * a stairway. of J.C. Rogers, & stonem } jiafiuence, te believed to be the case | ere believe WATCH HERE F¢ | There will be a meeting of the! | Queen Anne Hill Improvement club | G JOHN CORT, at Queen Anne av. and Garfeld st THE RA ND Manager Telegraph Service) = on Friday at § p.m Among mat-| All This Week, NAT © GOODWEIN, and Hie N D, Pa. May 3.—Rev. | ters to be disucased ts the question | including Edna Goodrich, in Repertoire, Testght and Frid rector of the historic | of the proposed new paving district, | Guat 5." Prices S00 te 6200 Neat raction—Raymond 1 George's Epis with particular reference to the Btarting Sunday Henry W. Be offers RAYMOND with a question as to whether or not cer ic s the New Comic Opera Hit “4 YANKEE TOURIST.” by Rh oWeales aged | tain of the sweper grades shall be | *” wife and family paved with asphalt. All property | ward, sister of | owners on the hill who are inter with him. ested are Invited to be present. & stun $2.00 to Me Ruysecli & Drew. 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Every garment full of — and atyle, Unfinished Worsteds, Serges, Thibets and Peon Mixed Cheviots; every new shade; for ........0 | WIT TALENT | the @tarascepe. a SORTHWEFTRERY LEAGUB ATHLNTIOC PARK BASEBALL TOMORHOW, 5 F. mM. SSCS eeseseseseees siti Uy, tae on cL TE Our Suits bear the Union Label. All Suits pressed and kept in repair free of charge A. BRIDGE & CO. LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE ON THE COAST. Corner First and Yesler ‘ clares himaelf willing to “sacrifice the whole world on rights as well as those Her husband, according to well-| for you,’ he intends only that for which he himeelf cares net @ plea by pot expecting any, we tion through gambling and drink have “had bh kof & dosen other girls,” you can count » consider the women whe aah his wife had left him; the conoly | ““"'noky th Stans, OS00 SED See Ween matrupens wileges to the limit, sions were that he had gone from aan Pa vr . BF ay: treas minded because you exhibit , tittie . common sense ° HOt Conced o you aa a wife enough tn Jeave their husbands to powe bad to worse-—nobody know where | gence to judietourly expend « “nickel,” of judgment sufficient to ae Not that you need ft, dear, he was. So, when I came upon) lect a kitchen apron, Then-—-the “other” man IM all that this one Ba solemn warning. Don't we yesterday and she said to me with Girle don't need to be told; they knew that the real article ~ many men who look worn and a self-pitying «mile, “You have| net “oajing” upon & public thoroughfare or holding up a corner We in spite of good dinners heard of my trouble, of course? | That when a man ts so “dead | ve" that he dees not care If the mistakable that even Anna Hearst, © woman of th 1 soon be turned cut datiy from the| ae the the counter was Grace Mo loneliness and extravagance. - went out | (ony mirike coal mine meer her You never knew anything) “Forgive the little sermon, And) [\°*\Sr)s), | nd for an | Cosretions being reeumed 4 Bhe used aye noted | good-bye for this time. union does & of | CMIGAGO” May Dcclehn Cudahy | sod harmed “Tour loving “Not insane, but under hypnotic fe In a eritt condizion at home here ae « result of @ fall down AMUSEMENTS. : VO ene ng Davia, Wallace trwin and A. G. Rubyn, Seat Sale Friday Theat Funny Farce Comedy, Neat Week The “Meet Garden Tragedy.” ai Com- ik, start Fhonee: Sunset, Mate 1904, Ind 4394 Lois Men, Pantages announces “The Cowboy and Lady.” Mate Dally Rec. Tha. @ Fri, Deore open, Mate, THEATER »¥ es 59 ree me = Peepie: Whetee & Searles, George Hr~- ore, Grace Grey & (eo, Clever Comber, Bert & Wileee, Médie Reeseh, THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1907. Yd sent it hurtling out over the center fielders head. It looked @ sure four-bagger. Our Bylvester gallop | ed down to first base, grinning ox \ultantly, and just after touching the bag stepped into a steel trap which had been placed by That Hoy Next Dood, and came to earth all in a heap, the sald trap being j anchored to a stake by « chain | Before they had our Sylvester un- | tangled the ball had been fielded in and he wae left at firet by the next man fly out. Bylves « side would have pro tested the game, but it being just a kid game, there was no one to protest to SPEAKERS CHOGEN. | on Clarence Keith and Berkeley Blake have been chosen by the high it fe evident That Boy Next Door ball or saliva sphere When our hool faculty to speak at the grad n't have any enjoyment unless Sylvester com to bat the out) uation exercises of the school. The he burte some one, This time it) fielders back away over in the) senior clase has elected Bertha was our Bylvester again. True, next block, That Boy Next Door) Banke and Harold Denny as speak it was his feelings more than bis| may be all right as a first base ers, and the valedictorian and sal physique, but it is very vexing al man, but he nnot connect with utatorion, chosen for excellence in wed ha, eh mee together the spheroid when wielding the | studies, are Alice Hardy and Mar- The Boy Next Door ts on the willow garet Corey dbaseball team against which the There ta the malice and the mo - team of our Bylvester was playing tive of it. That Boy Next Door ts on the commons the other day. If | jealous, When our Sylvester cam I do say it myself, our Sylvester to the bat in the ninth, prepared to is right away and there when it bat out a home run and tle the comes to lining them out. A left game, That Boy Next Door was handed pitcher has no terrors for fixed for him at first. Our Bylves him. por has the much-mooted aptt ter landed hard on the ball and Smart Fashions FOR BOYS. 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