The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1910, Page 6

How Would You Like to Manage This Great House? ynthiaGreys L etters | f Dear M ; Tam writing @ book or novel, Can you give me | he address of some one or a pub shing « pany that will buy or publish ft RUFUS WREN | old Bar, Wash | A.—Regret that it Is not posalble| to give nan addresses in this columr | Mike Grey: Tam tess than 17 year f Ih almost fin ished ar of commercial oOurse h bis school when my father 1 then | was thrown pon my own F cow, so 1 went to work tr of the large dry goods t Hut it has alway toach is th paratory orma f here dur ing the . { so what are t Please advise me as to wha u think of me trying to & yugt rmal course PERPLEXED.” | A rT i at of nor mal seh n the state of Was ington and 1 belt a sume he h at the nive SENATOR CLARK'S $7,000,000 M Pa ad SOME FEATURES OF her » The ) ' W. A. CLARK'S MANSION : At the 4 yearly taxe Th baths Tu , p “ than the salary of Three elevate ° * Oe Heyes send me ir name and address, It Telephor : S hive Chere y ut Yo ts touch One hundred and twenty-or aes » €e help you. coma: wily deco Thre saath veners Kany and hung with you kindly Te i. *. Mrs. Clark's suite ah The Star, if tt One of th ingest organs fr tness. He ar is a young man who the world atinwood 4 s, with be married, to answer One six-ton ice plant . a Ceyle ach petal of en to him by # young One ¢ se lounging room he flowers carved this wood le ie also engaged, when I for Oriental guests he ia tameats shetauas Sie hae Ge Ge aie Gate One giea reception ned . use troud MY and ball room > ; : y only purpose is to make Seven planes , ne Million dollars’ worth of rug thes eweethear would ° Two million dollars’ worth of abet ainoae. fo answer the letters, # pleture . i be governed by your request wer th If whe really Twenty-two rooms Carara g he ane t Six sun re : bas reaton to w be young ma other han a wo oe “y * | jeal * and Mud! ou as ~ Boal. © willing tot sur aweetheart's NEW YORK, March 1 Eigh . : agp tects a he right and wrong years ago the ruction of fo’ wether wf corm | of the matter. In any event, It ie mer Senator W. A. Clark's mans biek ‘ ss etter not te ’ a * pied by one mar pang r on Fifth av, was begun. Though/ his and bat ae tltcew Bt a workmen still ng bbe a OUDE f bronse i ery ned Lump In THE STAR—WE DAY, MARCH 16, 1910, Men Don't Propose Because They're Afraid to, Says Girl—Question of Money, Say Men. size, nicely hemetit Complete new stoc and fitted, als« batistes and light we our own importation from the OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR) Te | Outof theWisdomof | —CyNTHAGREY —| That Restiess Boy Young "man, why don't you pro ‘ 1 to pop the question and pore lw it beeauae you haven't | the \ WHEe the vest | Most persons are of the opinion found the right girl, or le it be 1 Uh the reason ne mon {tRE children who are t la y pal cause of lack of money, or because t propose, they lack the nerve, | emt to do ecg gy IE se you haven't the nerve and four they might be accepted, | se to do It, are mor et oor Young Woman, would you accept! All they have to do is to “pop the | 284 Probably beyond a Be om }if your young man “popped the ” THEN jcave tt t paratively few parents are giver question?’ Would he have to have | Mor fs bron credit for well-mannered children & certain amount of money and be t babes tu dice tien re akan ents of bad ones are In position to give you all the lux r f Awain, the + rity of | WAYS Censured. One must live juries of life, as well as the neces ox n like to be oa anata | Coren ears ave onneren: ane be sition? tinal thei sand. tines Le timately associated with them te Write to the Contest Editor of y ame-in-law sittin’ in’ [oven partially understand = then The Star what your reasons for I . leas i orety s Bo eue work aot or against would be « je fellow » hg A For the 12 best answers prize iron were naturally obedient of theatre tlokets will be given for Why t Don't P ' so bad as children could be, and next week's performances at the| Having @ fair education | natur. | et pare pb ware yous Moore theatre > ane The Re-|ally want an educated woman { jo anything. A or hing one juvenation of Aunt Mary,” to the 4 wife 1 don't want a ce mother mak ne have ger Grand to The House a Want a holpmate, Iw it fair ne good « d eon and discove Thousand Cand} and to the Al-)4 woman to share your lot in life |IN& Jn her brood one | Me hambra theatre for arand opera.| When you know In your own mit in 1 change J yy The contest will close next Mon.| that she w have to be con oy. ‘ day and the winners will be an-| with a bare living according oe oe ww | nounce in The Btar Tuesday prosent ome Will an onta tats atemiet. @ * March 2 ated girl take a chance and “eek Att The Hat of prizes is as follows: | marry ® man Who has only 8 BAIATy ee eee eae ee not First prize—Four best orchestra Of $18 © Week to go on? if a man! {gen is this: Tl other seats at the Moore for “The Ro *%O 1* & man thinks ox f */ tng to tae Juvenation of Aunt Mary sod on | SIF! 60 ask her to becor wife, | morale ri Thureday evening, March 24 he certainly wouldn't ask her tolrg amuse the Second prize—Four best orehes | ‘*X*,8 Job doing his cooking and| amusement to « tra seate at the Grand for je Mending for the pleasure of having | not the time Bhe forg y “ him around and her board. A ‘ ’ of & Thousand Cand cording to my way of thinking trac | Cai Rot teal to interest themaclves neaday ever Mareh 2 is what it egicunte to. Ming (hat) and must seck amusement. Bhe | Third prize-—Four best orchestra Yours te «aes Pg® gh ca h ‘a good moth seats at the Alhambra for grand COLD Feet a ee aes oo yer gr Fourth, fifth and eixth prices Why don't the soe nen pro.| Pal! oF broker Isn't that just Two sents each at the Moore for! pose?” The girle anticipate step-| for? hey - m 6 BO iy ing —— 28 ping from manger to throne. We| jeventh, one and ninth prizes eutertain the idea that we canno wis Mech ar the Grand for | cutarunin the ideg thet we cannot) WORTH KNOWING ny evening March u lees we can contribute the 1 eleventh and twelfth fare and pleasure, commensurate Tack rubber to the bottom th -Two eats euch at the Al-|to that of the rich coe amet vent % treme: stp] ni for Thursday evening MOSB GRAVES | sce has at | Hotel Bitiott Wipe walls with a clean cotton| Ballard, wente Keep the old stockings, They | @P On 4 long wooden handle wi ke things | ov the very best polishers, Wrap satisfied. Hel several old stockings around the|, 1% Cleaning # house just vacated | carpet swoeper to avoid marring the! Your use use « good amount of ac furniture carbolic acid Perey A raw onlon may be used to clean| Remove all gold and silver from bad” Drase pleture frames. rooms in which sulphur is burned. 930 pn nore: ott — wand o- All porcelain yellowed with tron overs LNT Gié esek a rancid ol] to cut the ——— may be cleaned with muri Only $46.00 for that mult; isn't it veay 1 am so thirety, I could drink & t have @ machine tike THAT . . le 2 (92. Men’s Irish Linen Underwear—Hor Mach of the above remerke were ade t in the past year ae Sven end." Woe a Conan aa Handkerchiefs gets it put toh rove, on short . ched TAKES. KNIFE, THEN ACID, 10 ALL HIMS Intan' 8 Body Found at Argo Cause Is Unknown. ‘ pen platy n j « Dead Two Days Mel robat ' € ® t J ‘ Pe ‘ t ' ‘ «. in good mp nde timation , ating suicide Th rone hae taker hare f SHEER GRIT KEEPS TILLMAN ALIVE Hy United Prem.) WASHIN March 16 ator Benjamin R. Tillman, who been critically gave a demor stration of mind over matter when d for his home in th Caro! doctors stated that it w through sheer will power that the senator was able to make the His illness had weakened and the paralysis from which he suffered had left him in « condition siery——-Men's Wear A Dresses and One-Third Less ' a ; Stomach wt P DR. WM. WINDSOR or . | The seating capacity ts 1 a la Stuart’ saland many @fe turned away eact ch ky @) r@) Se, teen gh Stuart's Dyspepsia wae Dit ot Bre mB iad 9 and Tablets will dissolve g:s made each eventog an Geueoge S044 es csieeony La rou a te. renlin Specialty Priced a : dene the big savi until you come Cut « ‘ | Dr, Windsor may be consulted te io ae wee bon you Win, | WHITE FRENCH LAWN—48inch Imported French ery f daily for phrenological examina-| Gatisfaction guaranteed Law! © quality, Thuraday only, yard 25c tot t . \tane at reasonable prices at 1207 ZEPHYRS—silk-Embroidered Zephyrs, ir i ted ‘ ‘ni ‘iret av aane i be formed} $1.60 Inlaid Lindieur sig 1 Zep sina e wanted “es Enjoy every meal. hgh ee Bl sme emer aria sane Q Fic | iors: 88 regular value. Thursday only, yard 23c os E radi ' - PONGEE—-34-inch (Note width) Pongee, in black, white and a o> at your food with atudy $1.76 Inlaid Lino dozen or more of the most desirable ¢ rhursd zest. Don’t kill } lou, equare yard $1.15 only, yard wp 25c « your stomach. Keep ibe Printed Linc 48c porreo SWISS—26 inch White Dotted Sw uted dead qual : ¢ Aste tan i , aquare yard lor waste, apre ete; We value Th in . 4 and properly dbo Heavy Ficor Ot) 32¢ yard c a working. E lL li if § | cloth, square Yard po ge OTH—26inch White Longeloth ada. By THE REGAL DENTISTS | gaammm 10 00 trance 15.45 | mart 10c t | Rugs, 9x12 feet ’ WAISTINGS White Mercerized Waistings; 5 yies et ager : : $10.50 Brussels Ruge $7 45 value, Thureday only, yard 20c a J on | 6x9 " INDIA LINON—White dia nor | only Send for the free A Dentist Who Won't Hurt You telah viak Caduun “ yard nasprepsedvanguedt canines 5c . trial package. F.| t 1s only « quostion of time, and yard 95c . . we hope, for your sake, a short time . th de dal <7 A. Stuart Co. 150| Mui you get over, that worvous fmm 1228 Bromwols Carpet, BE | NEW TUSSAH SILK Women's Fine Foot wear Stuart Bldg., Mar-| spell and come and lot ue look your| yard In high favor just now is thi 4 7 ’ teeth over Wo won. aurt you one! $1.50 Smyrna Rugs, alse 2 ft charming Tussah Silk, ro wh Chole of . 7 shall, Mich, bit, You would not fear a visit to a 6 in. by 6 ft 98 Weave, brilliantly lustrous and Bluc 6 tallor's, or a shoemaker's, or any of| 6 In c lovely color. London 49c kid, pater nimedt / f the hundred arid one other neces-| 4Se Granite Carpet 30 oute It, a yard senalble 1 arg @ ' nary things you need to have done} yard Cc metal; all have Cuban } $ ‘ 1 |for your bodfly comfort and physical 85¢ All-Wool 1 in 7 ocks i and the ne hort “9 _ by druggists every-| jenorit ! Certainly not, Then| «thes aie Eagar 62c Shepherd Checks in pleases and fits so well; $ where 50 cts. full come to us about your teeth with Rape ORY vf W ° and 0 val vk sized | tp namie Tnditterenoe to the sone Brussels Carvot Samptes. | Black and White | Sh": $2.69 ; acing %.. : g- | aun on. fot bb Bs i a Bit | each bc Are all right. Believe us, la Infants’ Soft-Sole Sho 10 f _ FP nh Bag e B. ro oe bas a com: | $8.60 Trunk dies, there has been nothing so Special tll noon, & pa i ie \ DOWNING, HOPKIN & RYER, Ino, |MOnLY Known | as Higgs’ disease canta $5.85 popular in many a day as our | Fat 1 uh vic Baked Indian Pudding (iiatablished 1898) [teeth without the use of plates, atc Window Bhade, OR a Srepherd otiacka, tn see ene § patent tos twee 3 to ¢ i Y gra D - We give a written guarantee with each 5 vail ' Mow a too when Dona gh ped ; Oo ERS jail wark Upstairs 760, 600, 35¢ and 123¢ thet Londdh ant 39c¢ at Mtovks, Grain und Provisions. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES , te { a ow int Beth Phones $19. Private Wires |1405 Third Ave, Cor. Union Street ‘* 01-306-000 Alaska Midg. | Acrows the Street From the P. 0, We Fnamelware Sale N08 Oxprengeg y noverah tay 4 ie tion of ite trip finally ie al ‘on act maken a mag elt he te then ing RECITAL 10 rr cn. COOPER AND SOLOISTS AT gy EVENTH CONCE LER d Seat Tickets Mm, ed Pree by Appl ‘ ying he Ellere Store, 7 con Arranged fop and du Bolg favorites with the and every ; wht ore ee © mined : entertah take adv nd seeure * Mute had for the most cordially ‘i begin ecital Hall, at whieh the Kran will be rendeent March. Sebubes Pianola, iit 0 Dolorosa, "A from Sonate od Georgia du Boia, with | Im accompaniment Heart is Weary... The Ostrow la and the Hungarian Danee, Ni The Pianola, A Rowe Fable, The Silver Ring. Miss Merrill Loulse Cooper, Pianola accomp Prize Song my (a) Orchestrelie Mies Georgia du Bolan. 0 1) Styles at London's for * White, Pinettibh evelews Vesta, taped men i arms ould sod y) 95 for , Dear Mies Grey Special for Cc R. & G. Corsets Infante’ and Children’s Siser friend goes to the theatr cutie Giek, wae 6 ane Sanew ess Vests, any size, escort and takes me t . ‘ went throug P : should. 1 theak thea 1t 1 ever fled a women thet i Men’s Bandana eo? W ould t be willing to take doughnuts or tur . have had » key, ride or walk, oa rete, with H dk h f: them ge asnile and okie. tag Im it Un an erchiets 244 see me on the car til then, “Bingle-feot ote of them; red or blue extra accompany me b proper | ree Sens ves or 38 5c with silk tape; ee ee ee ee ee ten | to ask nim to out, with @Y! Katherine, T. Gills says tt is up Finest Spring Steel Needies for * butter, ‘1 | friend and meet my family? Women's PI White * : . P P k n Plain . * each GLADYS 8 er ackage . . fine-ribbe of * ay pane : : : Free Lectures on Vitos-, Last Call for bid aed kes fine-ribbed cotton, sith @ * task . 7 A.—You should certainly thank y T Wise j olen, oe Oa ee * Breakfas' > a m for taking on t with! oph a he M , ° fercerized Vests, Steamed * Se m, and say that you have had a ens Shi f Be. 4 Pa ote with * whipped | pieasant ning and enjoyed ft Way of Living I rts Women's Pure White @ Shirred Eags Siok ons 4 ehtly Me | very much. Whether they should! Dr. Wm. Windsor, the world's dkable variety of spring de Wool or Silk and Wool . Shi i | rere h vanilla accompany i home or not would | most eminent phrenologist, whose signs; all sires Dati all] Girle from 7 to 12] Girls 2 to All styles 0 Pants, light * * isk -Gaacaiohoanta Jepend clreumstances, how | lectures at 1207 First av., on Health yours; white ‘50c years; ° 75¢ ° omen weight; regular prige * Dinner. od ~ Pegs ater (ar you had m the car sl Improvement and Bust or drab or drab re $198. Special Celer up. * of age Bip Bogen Bo “ te, and if it attracted wide * ed & } eee . , wert ® | friend and ber ort might be ex oducer into Seattle of the * eee db ae ae poem : 1 from mmpanying your ble sand cure was deserib . Baked Indian Pudd # Then add a half cup sweet 1 tik and etly ed in last Saturday's feeue of Th 4 Nut Gingerbread. * ps fi in “which has beer ca your home | Star punced to pave aunty Cars > te hakinn powder meet your Enter night this week on subjects of ab 4 Supper. * a s b ext | them as nicely as possible at your|sorbing Interest-"How to Make sppe “ {home to show that you appreciated | Money,” “How to Find Your Right * Htaliar gow : , e Lod ek | their kindness in asking you to! o. spation” and “How to & If the Indies of Seattle could see our stock of New Millinery od Sweet Potatoes 1 da bake spend the event { om “6 7 J v4 : . . od , oor aula * See Co tere rn Bt a | Healthy ane. eee Newest N.Y.Trimmed | 04 Suits, it would not be necessary to advertise again through the 4 Honey. ‘Tee « | newspapers. If these goods were on display in a beautiful, mahog * * any finished department, you would rave over them. We are a ar Mins Gre Please tell me HATS 3 gg q « ee eeeeee mn t s i aeneeeen ina és te: de eee » tug to offer two apecia in 8 other tt wy, iat Shirred Eggs with Cheese. also how start them to} make | acquainted with our Garment and Mil Sectior e Seenkas ene botioal of rame , . Values $6 to $12 New Spring Sults worth $20.00 and $25.00, on sale Thursday with bread crumbs. Drop tn . Rub a little vaseline on the an _ A - Ot: es “ browse ev night. The of! will N D Ki d i a meee ony Se, wae Ss o o some bread crumbs snd | greieé darken. ew Dressing Sacques and Kimonos (Qc ample Line . ramekin aad . ; j Children’s and Misses’ Coats, Capes, = Look Worth $1.00 Hats at Or ne gartiento Hundred ar low S Blue and White best ThreeCaat ed and Turquoise a Kettle 36 29¢ uce Pany price « Kettle; Double Rotter Water Water Kitt Juilipti clastle caileat at Loi? @ sf a pall é a.