The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1911, Page 6

ba A i? a et SHUN THE MATRIMONIAL JOURNAL, SAYS CYNTHIA GREY a BY CYNTHIA GREY | from answering an advert tina 5 ‘ have any f Th cently seo Most emy in the a happ whatever heard of hocent who are bess and misery dred ha led in woe and a and humorous tow and degrac age. For every such story there are do: feule keep the unhappy ¥ What else but unhappine ning? The t 1 merted by the one object is cated who an fulness, age leads to responder marriage r the | ap her own set | | —her most ings, to a ot Mrs Gunness and b F . Even if it © poss . r were honest ere tn thelr hath ‘ | chances each takes, the awful x such | Neither knows ¢ other, or has ai eal know | characteristics and peculiarities. How infinite small the chance that they will be compatible and congenial! } And, above ali else, this matrimony by correspondence | entirely that LOVE which should be i marriages. Without love age ts p moral. Love only comes with propinquity; it never originates under postage stamps. You cannot love the man or womtar matrimonal journal, Do not, by all that without love found id most bh ou have you h enclosed. Other questions will be answered through this eoluma, Mine Grey Will not answer inquiries by telephone Letters signed by persons with a General Delivery” address will receive oe Mies Grey will answer letters by mall whem addressed stamped envelope ie | attention } ‘ f | wed the service of some re for the Charie Dear Miss Grey Is It proper or not to remove one’s hat in an ele-| colony? De Yator full of ladies—like Frederick | ce from voluntec & Nelson's, ete.? state? MARY Please answer through The Star A.—I cannot give you the desired and oblige A COUNTRY BOY. | information A.—It is customary to do so. ton. | ways they acce * from any town tle. attle. | Dear Miss Grey Home-| me with informa may obtain a kit nas to how I good bree Dear Miss Grey: To th sick Wife” I wish to give a wee bit of motherly advice in regard to that negligent hubby. From my point of| A—Perhaps some I believe a few affectionate | may again oblige (7) taps, property administered by | address. those muscles that you have de veloped, undoubtedly, in his fields, | Star r Send me der r Dear Miss Grey—Suppose a lady would be sufficient to make him sit|in Seattle separates from her up and take notice. And you might| husband and gets a divorce, and try doing a little “visiting alone” | keeps her first husband's name for stunt yourself. One of the two/the sake of her children. Then should have the desired effect Give according to directions and jgoes to Canada to evade the law inform me through The Star as to} aod marries another results. A BACHELOR. | they legally married? (2) And if} ant they raise children what will their | name be, if her name was Moore} Seattle. Dear Miss Grey: | want to get a little dog about six months old, smal! breed, but not Fox MRS. H. F. A—(1) The marriage is legal Terrier. Would like black and | Outside this state. (2) The name tan. Could you help me to get |of the children by the second it? CONSTANT READER. husband would natarally be th senate same as that of their father, Mr. Seattle Long. Dear Miss Grey: Will you please tell me what I can use to clean a light bine willow plume, light blue| Miss velvet and a white beaver hat? | What will remove a gun oll spot Thanking you in advance. jfrom woolen goofs? Also, what B. | will remove Xmas candle grease from carpet? A. BX A.—Try gasolene for both. “Thaye been en-| TODAY’S AMERICAN WOMAN Up Teaching Career to Cham- pion Women, Seattle Grey—Can you tell me A.—Advise you to send it to pro-| fessional cleanser. Dear Miss G: gaged to a young man for a couple | of years, but a short time ago, for reasons, decided to break the en-| gjy, gagement. He gave me some valu- able presents. What should I do| with them? Return them or notT DOLLY. A.—It is not usual to return such | gifts, Dear Miss Grey: Let Homesick Wife devote more time to her per- | sonal appearance and less time to being a farm hand, and tet her! show more independence and cultt vate nice friends, keep herself intily and stylishly attired, read | good books, be jolly and companion. | able, and before long her husband will be proud to introduce her to} his friends. I once knew a man whose wife| helped him clear a farm of stumps and trees. Later they sold the place and he took al! the money and eloped with a “Fluffy Ruffle.” A STAR READER Dear Miss Grey: Would you kind. | ly inform me of a good pen and ink artist who gives lessons. LN. Y. Mj A—Inquire at the local CA. Silvana. | MRS, FRANCES SQUIRE POTTER Dear Miss Grey: 1 wish you| Mrs. Frances Squire Potter, who would tell me of some dressmaking | has tak school or dresemakers that would | cago garment strikers teach and pay a little besides. I | taining national note am a good plain sewer, but would | joan women like to learn to cut and fit, so I could make my living that way, and make my own clothes. Wish’ you would answer as s00 possible. Yours respectfully, MISS B. P. is rapidly at among Amer With four small children depend ent upon her, Mrs. Potter became a teacher in a Minneapolis high achool, then instructor of Anglo | Saxon at the University of Minne A.—TI have turned your address | sota, and soon de ‘eloped into a bril over to a local establishment. | ant teacher of English. —— Mrs. Potter became Kiiown as one America's most magnetic and telling women orators when, at a quet of the Society of American men in London, she replied to a hing attack on Americans. Seattle. | of Miss Grey: Will you please send my address to one of those lonely ladies, as I am also one of the many men who have never gotten| acquainted with any lady in Se| She resigned her professorship to attle? devote her time to suff work I can say for myself, which can| She js the le ag) of the College be backed by references, I am a| Equal Suffrage league. She has also good mechanic, sober and indus-|been secretary of the National trious, well educated and a good] American Woman Suffrage assc Gresser, Would like to make the|tion, and was mentioned for its presidency She is the author, things, of a novel, “The Balling- tons,” which deals with woman's they al; dependence on man for her living. seoeeintenee of a nice lady about the age of $5. Respectfully among other A READER. Dear Miss Grey: Do Please furnish | en up the cause of the Chi-| LD MAID. | |before her six months is out she} man Are | THE STAR OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR) R) ace Ti. 1 WAYS THAT WOMEN MAY EARN MONEY NUMBER Five In many of the eastern cities, women have made a specialty of the p «raphy of children and are earning good steady incomes following ¢ interesting and profitable yooation. To enter the work one requires only an ordinary knowledge of Kraphy with & snapshot camera and the mysteries of the om must be an open book to the artist, No studio in The artist usually selects some school, a public primary or grammar school, The idea tx to take a snapshot photograph of each child in the school, This may be done before or after school sewsions or during the recess periods. Each child should be pho tographed rately and the name and address of each child thus mild be fully noted d a filme or are developed, the artist makes one print of the picture and mounts it on o plain, servicable (and inex pensive) mat, Then call at the children's homes and exhibit th pictures to the parents. It fs in only rare cases that the firs picture (the one already made) does not find an immediate wale at 26 cents. Additional plotu: may be offered at the rate of 16 or and at these es allow a very fair margin of profit The outfit nece to follow this business consists only of « small 6 x 7 snapshot camera which may be secured at a moderate price. It in very secure such @ ton an eamy matter to camera “Good Night” m going to bed—I’ve got on my DR. DENTON’S Sleeping Garment They keep me warm as toast al) night, and mother sleeps all night, too, for she knows I can’t kick the covers off and get cold. She got them at London's, Dr. Denton’s 48 Sleeping Garments to 4 years. Special ce Sizes 5 to § years. 69c Other Baby Needs Children’s Sleeping Gar- | (ii sung, priced to sand you ments, Special, 39c good money. At 39c special Sleeping Garments of nice, Baby Blankets t, warm outing flannel; drop peat; sinew tc yours, Heavy White Woe p Blankets blue and pick bor Ruben’s Infants’ Ghirte—Out- | Gor. crib size. Spe side seams; double in front; fae | tor 9125 values, pair Cc tens in back; always fits Pat Baby Shoes, with bigh instep All-Wool Reuben’s Shirts and wide toe; either vict 9 Iat alee A8¢ | or patent. Special, patty Cc faite Other Baby Shoes in wide ae RH porary oll woot 43 sortment. At 490, bbe 69 ; 4 eB F c ind and rd size 48e Ist size Infants’ Fine Pure Wool | Red Felt Nollifiers or Stippe Stockings; silk heel and toe: al | for baby; Juliet style, trimmed ways 25c elsowhere. 16 with white fur. 69c Special C | Speciai oF Infants’ Rootees; assorted colore | Babies’ Mittens are here; red or and styles. Per pair 1 white, trimmed with fur 39e, 26¢, 17¢ and 122¢ Spectal 39c Infants’ Play Sweat double | Red, Pink, Blue or White Knit 19¢ breasted, with belt and nina ode hgeapet Couch Covers and Lace Curtains MERE PRICE LISTS FOLLOW Cometo the Store and See the Goods Couch Covers SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 91.86. 85c Special CIAL FOR SATURDAY ind Arabian— Curtains. $1.25 Lace Curtains. Pair 136 Lace Curtains, 98c gate, 2.15 Pele cose AS TDUNL Beeelll casi: 2.95 Clearance Sale of $17.50 and $25.00 Women’s Suits $9.98 Over three hundred fine High-Grade Man-Tailored Suits, made of guaranteed all-wool materials, in the correct styles and choicest patterns, Lined with guaranteed Skinner satin. All @izes for misses and women, up to 46. Women’s Long Coats At Half Price $15.00 and $20.00 $8 98 Long Coats at Blacks, grays, browns, perfect-fitting garments tans and all kinds of mixtures. Stylish, Materials are wool. All sizes, Children’s Coats Greatly Reduced Two Great Specials All regular $4.00 to $6.00 Coat $2, 98 on wale Saturday .. sizes 1 to 14 * $4, 98 All regular $6.50 to $10.00 Childre! years, on ale Saturday ..... FURSH if Pri Regular $3.00 Furs on sale at a eapan 1.49 Regular $5.00 Furs and Muffs on sale at .. 2.49 Regular $10.00 Furs and Muffs on sale at Regular $15.00 Fura and Muffs on sale pure FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911 | A FEW DOSES END BACKACHE AND REGULATE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER a fe ‘ ! I a few wecond-hand and at a greatly red « The filn plate i , . T loins, the expense of ¢ finished pleture lene that © cer D 7 Thin work has been specia n larger on a he re eht's D m8 many women in He New York and the south who are making od of this a regular business and earning splendid Income ‘ ff . and BUSINESS POINTERS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS ' hy Pasa The packing house horrors and the adulteratic in foods will itive y be abolished when women co-operate with the government active wh in this regard 0 t w ht ea ae in ugh and prompt a| Th A ‘ Women are daily cheated by false weights and measures eure ” i “ Don't take honesty for granted. Test it with standard weight i. spon Diuretic acts.at : . drug and a yardstick from fe Fire-Proof Storage The Very Best at the Game Price BEKING MOVING AND STORAGE Madison at Twelfth e Leisure is @ good thing, but if a woman be saved time food preparation only to waste it in bridge the arrangement and all society loses co. whist, she has washboard ten't espectally easy or 4 gowsip that leave A morning over th ant, but ft is better than spending it in bad taste in the mouth family throws away daily what wou throw The average ev feed another of the same size. It in ax contents of the p garbage can real money into the ) poor senseless to as to deliberately Business Bringers. Star classified ads. ry into the atreet sel) real estate, etc. 30 Years’ Experience in Buying and Selling UNDERWEAR Blanket Specials : $1.00 Maniest, 55c 39c White Blanket, 49¢ And Hosiery—London has the Quality, Minus the] ¢,.. » oi wea: alee, E Whee: ( fia High Cost—5 Specials Follow made to ret ary ‘ On sale Women's ibe Black | Boys’ 26¢ Black Cot | Children's neh $1.00 teh ike te ait tat Gabaate Site Cashmere Hose, | ton Stockings, heavy | Lisle Stockings, very | vaay both stores, per 55 pair 49c seam bleycle or fine fine ribbed 9 pair 4 Cc lea 16c tes AW7c | | black only 19c $2.00 Blanket, $1.00 Women’s $1.39 Natural Mixed ; Women's The Stratford F $1.25 Blanket, 68c Ex Ay “ Wool Union Suite; high neck and | Union Suite; perte fitting Tan Blankets; extra size, for | Blan he long sleeves; ankle button across double © pretty striped | ty striped bord his is 6 teow | OB Reece Re eR 39c i ee ee ee Sees Oe pa ne . 68 it'e London's for BROADCLOTH This season. Black and n [line of good shades that y ‘ on sale again het Silk Velvets Madam, do you the great a full 1 eatize th wet $1.89 “| Outings, Prints,Ete Specials for All Day Long 12l44c German Calico, 29c Bath Towel, 22c A Good 29¢ Bleached Bath you know vy cularly well pre Bik High Pile Velvet at only se! vr 9c How About Shoes? 69c They're real fur trimmed +n cc pair Lovely $1.69, $1.19, She Women’s Warm Felt Juliets ...... 500 pairs of these to sell 32-inch beate D for h Calico; can't be Towel; double thread, hem med; 1 that will # Wearing and wash in assorted colors. We've sold 2,000 pairs at 98c, and should rpetiegoranggdl pads bet-gesc a wank: Be, 9 On mle, Om have charged $1.50 for them. Take them tomorrow at, a pair c | comes iu navy blues, with | Soop yeni 22¢ Men's All-Leather @hoee—Not » Women’s Rubber-Heel Julieta, | “7!P% — checks and figu only leather outside, but leather | Viel kid of fur trimmed; felt. | sities, On sale, both» Bic 17c Linen Towel, 1214 inside, where you can't see; it is Linen Huck Towels; g00d ~ gE 98c leather through and through; faye, Women's fine | 16¢ Bath Towel, 1214c | weight, nemmed, all an ag toa, — — —_ a $1.6 splendid Vici Kid | Hemmed Bleached Bath Towel; | Xtra good tow size on knows, for he bas how soba patent tip, military heels AR pry le, | 17x32. Or turday, sands of pairs of this very Hamil- | extra bright kid that is well-nigh | °<tT* heavy; size 18x32. On sale, | i aaeea ey ton-Brown Shoe. The $1 QB | vrertasting both stores, Saturday, —491¢ | doth # 122¢ and! TB ore but ' Finer quality Shoes, in every) °™ ******- 168 : infant t rown Kid Shoes— known style—lace or button, pat Arn i A + i ‘The ad man kuows al! about this | ent, vicl, gun-metal, flexible sole 16 2-3 ‘old’s Super- 7\4c American Prints, shoe, and tt Is so good that bie | or security welt; splendid, stylish i u% 34 little one can't wear them out, | Shoes, such as you willingly pay fine Flannels, 1214c 4¥4c and she fs @ lively youngster, too; | $2.00 and $3.50 for, and Londd A full line of this very desirable | All styles of the American good, roomy; sizes 3 to 9 special price $2 cloth fn figured, floral and Ori. Prints, in indigoes, Calcuttas, vl ree My tig & A me see 49 ental designs and colorings; 36] grays, reds. Shirtings in all nfante’ oee—For which the ondon is headquarters for pre ide Pia 6 2-30 wha shh 1s'teerlies other fellow asks 60c, London | Girls’ and Boys’ School She aapreegd tik aed Aa canlles Secs ao ee oe hands out very fast Every known kind of Shoe is here value. On sale Saturday, Sene thoroughly fast colors. On sale at haved if it Is fit to wear ca Street Entran 12%¢ . both stores, 35 Kither plain kid of patent foxed Buy Terror Calf for the boy | ly, yard 2 Se teveesesbeess Oe kid; sizes 8 to 6 Littie Bo: Heavy Colt Shoee— Siz Specials .ceoserveceseess DOE who ie aterror on his leather. Tobasco is the name of the best shoe Wonderful Waist Bargains. Every known School Shoe at the price 49 ~ynsgelie vie sr is] Women’s Waist Reduced Less D 12 to large 2 .. F $1.39 Than Half Price FOUR GREAT SPECIALS $1 and $1.25 A9c Waists at Beautiful colored lawns, Thick, plump, soft » ona nearly everlasting; Be lowe tongue; solid as a rock and made to wear; is waterproof if kept well otled Women's and Children’s 39 Rubbers, till noon c Weekly Glove Sale Real Kid Gloves fo: colors and sizes; overseam and pique sewn; values to $2.50. Our special, a 1 48 pair ine ' Ladies’ Gauntlet Gloves all sizes, In an elekant shade of brown; worth §2.50 $1. 25 nck that is these shoes solid and best plump stock kid upper; more than 10,000 pairs Tobasco Shoes are now on the feet of Seattle school girls, which fact testifies to their splen did wearing qualities We guarante oak leather fo! Hand Bags Hand Bags for Firs; good siz well made All-Leather Hand Bags in many styles; values to $1.26. 89c Special Hand Bage in sev. Metal-Frame values 39c women; all New Waists for street or house we eral nice styles to 65c, To clear Special, a palr madras, § ginghams, chambrays, checks Men's Gloves, Dent's and others. " linenettes and other materials, in whites, blacks, Why pay #260 when $1 49 Handkerchiefs stripes and figures, All sizes from to 46. or sells for Ladies’ Fancy Hemstitehed joys’ Gauntlets with leather Handkerchiefs, also swell em cuft and trimmed with leather broldered goods in dozens of $2] and $2 50 fringe; good wearers 49 patterns; values to 4¥c. A pair Hanky C Your choice 25c Golf Gloves for mon, women All-Linen Handkerchiefs, hem 2 # and girls; all sizes and stitched and embroidery edge; alS Ss a pearly ev regular $1.00, $1.26 and $1.50. At ry color. A ane 49c pair exactly HALF PRICE This lot cofisists of fine soisettes, French sateens, fine lawns, percales, pure IWfens, flannels and various other materials, Tailored T oilet Specials and fancy styles. Whites, blacks and all colors. pes, figures, checks and plaids. All sizes. Colgate’s and Mennen's Talcum Speciai—3 Powder. Special, 1 ie box ve 5c oad “ worth Se a bar Peroxide of Hydrogen in a box (2 dara) bottles; 25¢ seller. Bars Tollet Soap in your chotee of many kinds Special 9c Soap, ab m witch $3 and $4 Waists at Silk, Net and Woolen Walste of all descriptio: China Silk, Pure Wool Batiste, Nun's Veiling kinds of Waists for winter wear. medium and dark colors, All sizes, $5.00 to $10 Silk Waists This lot includes all the better Waists, such as taffetas and messalines in all colors, plaid silks, figures, change jes, stripes; also all the better grades of Lace and Net Waists. Al! colors and sizes, Certified Complexion Mentholatum oj in stone Jara; the size, Special solutely hazel; Special pure, made regular 26e. $1.69 Taffeta Silk, and all of patterns, Light, 3.49 lery—Men'’s Wear Albatross Scores R. & G. Corsets Crockery—Carpets Curtaine—Blankets oe grip effor fwere gman