The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1911, Page 5

NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READER S|RL HY ss Grey: (1) Is it wrong © let her boy friend kiss are not engaged? If so, a girl of 1 know what much be thar older should a his girl friend? LH simply mal Hberty, and gives to dangerous complica depends apou Few girls of 1 i strong af aken or completely na few fleeting days. is no rule. A girl of is wasting her t think of and being loved by a “gentle clreum however, Dear You certainly id the pen of a ready scribe, and seem to know something about verything worth knowing. We Seattle women appreciate your page very muco. Kindly give me your advice now. Would | right to send several magazines du plicate manuseripta at the same time, to avoid delay in case of pos- sible acceptance by one of them? It more than one accepted the same then what’ M. EG. A.-By no means send duplicates of the same MSS. Should two pub- Ucations accept at the same time, the complications would be embar rassing, if not more serious. Miss Grey stery Dear Miss Grey: Kindly advise through The Star where and how cruelty to dogs can be reported, and oblige LIRA, A—Humane officer, ety hal Dear Miss Grey-—Please give me a diet for one troubled with indi Bestion & G6 A-—Three meals daily Fairly good breakfast: Zwiebach and but ter, fruit sauce or fresh fruit, good breakfast cereal, well cooked, and a cup of cereal coffee or milk. The hearty meal should be at noon A smal! amount of light soup, bread and butter, potatoes, and one vege table, such as corn, peas, beans or spinach, a small amount of meat, fresh vegetables, such as lettuce and celery, and a light dessert better fruit, and not ple, cake or pudding. Evening meal Zwie bash. better, milk. Do not sit about the house after eating. but go out ot doors for mild exercise. Walk “TODAY'S AMERICAN WOMAN a Lecturer, Preacher and Writer, With Message She’ MILA TUPPER MAYNARD. Lecturer, preacher and writer is Mila Tapper Maynard of Denver, Colorado. 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Return post will bring the $1 Package om Trial. use it} all) ‘| primitive fashion set by their fore- | briskly for at least 30 minutes Dear Misa Grey: Will you please tell me how to make a hair switch darker, to mateh my hair? It is a} feouple of shades tighter than my | hatr and color | ‘ A READER A.—Take it to a professional if| you want satisfactory results | Dear Miss Grey: 1 j®uxtous to know if third cousins are considered a part of the family A great deal depends on your au am very STAR—SATURDAY PARIS PERPETRATES THE “PANTALON” | wer, so please answer soon ANXIOUS WAITER question is rather in. fhose who live with one house are considered one's A Your definite. in the family Dear Miss Groy; is it necessary to shake hands with a woman on being introduced? Is it correct Ww. ¢ necessary, but correct dly custom, which ts becoming universal | A Not ht is a ft rapidly Dear Miss Grey remove blue streaks any furniture? (2) remove blotches from (1) What wilt from mahog What will face? A.M. | with warm soap Rinse in clear} d rub dry with clean cloth. Use good soap and soft old | Unen cloths. The addition of a ta | blespoon of kerosene to the rinse | water will belp tn polishing. (2) | Since | Go not know what kind of| blotches, I cannot advise you. Con-| sult a physician the A—(1) Serub suds, soft cloth. warm water a in what city Boyd's Shorthand school is located, and how | address a letter to them? Where can I get Shorthand Book? Boyd's Syliable} G.B Ww. } AI have never the system you mention } | Dear Miss Grey: Could you gi information tn regard to packs nt through the mail and ¥ . ceived. Where do they go to—th dead letter offic or are they plied j up some other place? From one who [has lost two packages this Christ | mas time—one going east and one} |coming west / ANXIOUS INQUIRER, | A—Inquire of postmaster | |DICTATES OF FASHION The wearing of earrings universal hea of Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell me is now Party slippers are decorated with rosettes, buckles, bows and bu r | | | This is, of course. long & French gown. launching a American modistes would hes! before like it on their feminin followers. Divided riding skirts and short pedestrian skirts, also divided, have since been approved by amon American girls, but pantalon” gowns—rea frocks idedly new. Whether they will “take” or not remains t An adaptation of this style « by woman into a most charming gown, fc really is the pantaion effect creation long sone drensy are de the clever needle attract flien : Oriental embroideries display | motifs emphasized by beads of gold | or allver. | As though trying to get the other extreme, the newest vetlings show fine dots, fine threads and fine meshes. Dull jet oF enan variably worn for deep mourning Brooches, belt buckles and long neck chains for lorgnette or watch are about all that is really neces. sary The jewelry ts in : _ Oldest The Star Tour of the Wo DAMASCUS, Syria, Jan It} Damascus be not the oldest city in the world she is at least one of the oldest, and if she wants to claim | the honor of being the very oldest | there is none that can gainsay her }For Damascus was founded in the very dawn of history and gets « jeasual mention in the fif bh chapter of Genesis—and Sodom and | Gomorrah are about the only/ cities that get into sacred writ any earlier. And neither of them is present to dispute the claims of} Damascus At present place it used to be. Damascus was a ing and commercia ap a great seat of learning. But the jearnic nt to Cairo, the manu facturing to Sheffield and Pittsburg and the commerce to Liverpool and elsewhere However and be Damascus fan't the Time was when} manufactur: | Damascus can sit back | secretly pleased in this re gard: They can't make Damascus | blades in Sheffield or Pittsburg, Fact ts that they can't make real ones any more, even in Damascus. | Por the real art of Damascus sword | makers of old is lost now. Western fabricators make so-called “Damas cus” gun barrels by braiding thelr | steel before it is forged on the man-| aril, but no modern Damaskeening approaches that of the smiths whol made the Damascus blades of old} with @ sheen like watered silk and the elasticity of a watch spring Still the modern smiths of mascus make fair stab at ft they do thefr work in the Da And same fathers. Witness the picture print-| led herewith, showing a couple of latter-day swordmakers of Damas- cus at work From Damascus we shall go by| came! into the Holy Land, there to see, among other things, the tomb | ot Rachel, and to muse a little over one of the world’s oldest love stories, JAPS STIR PARIS. (By United Press.) PARIS, Jan, 28.—Terrified at the threats demanding revenge for the execution of the 12 Japanese social ists banged in Tokio with which the general federation of labor has placarded in the elty, the Japanese colony today asked the police for | protection NAME UNION OFFICERS. | Last night at the Iabor temple, | the Building Trades council elected | | the following officers for the ensu- ing term of #ix months: H. W. Pohiman, president, A. H. Barnes, recording secretary, and A, 5S. Ma urer. The office of busi- t was abolished. ynodern furnished rooms at ail -at The Virginus, 806 Vie~ Westlake. ore THIS IS THE SUNDAY BREAKFAST IDEA THAT WINS THE PRIZE COOK BOOK TODAY. BY MRS. J. L. SCANLON, 7 14th ay, W., Seattle Crushed Pineapple Cereal Sugar and Cre Cou’ Potatoes a la Cinnamon Rolls Doughnuts Waffles Maple Syrup Cotiee Bacon. Parisienne Star “Tourists Visit the World’s City; See Damascus Swords Made AROUND-THE-WORLD STORY NO. 12 & UNDERWOOD Damascus Smiths Make Swords in the Same Way Their Forefathers Did But Not Half So Well, A Scene in a Sword Factory in Damascus, MINISTERS WILL URGE GILL RECALL Seattle ministers will tomorrow | preach the recall of Mayor Gill and the election of George W. Dilling. Dr. M. A, Matthews of the First Presbyterian church will use as his topic, “The People's Burden—the Political Felons.” “Shall the Dives Rule Us" will be the subject of the sermon of Rev averett Merrill Hill at the Untver-|* * * * * * * * odd oR sity Methodist Episcopal church ORGANIZE WITH 100, Rev. L, Kirk Richardson, at the - Mount Baker Park Presbyterian] The West Queen hall will speak on “Not Vice Moder-|school center was organized last tout Vice Extermination In Se-|night at the school by about 100 patrons and officers were elected Kk hhh hhh tk thik JOY GOLD. (By United Press.) LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28, Bringing a bag of 100 gold franc pieces to go with a newly acquired Frensh accent, Chas, W. Gates, son of John W. Gates, created a mild sen sation at a local hotel today by tossing $20 French gold coins to bell boys. SRS H SESE EERE EK Anne public minus | SESE EE EE EEE EE EK E JANUARY ‘FASHIONS 2": Jumpers of chiffon will be worn } over waist White kid with any ev | | Panama he for Handsome be | sigue of the ones the, thing aded bage wanting tn popularit done with tiny be Vella of bhown have | five old nder colo and ev borde bri hade Daint tyle nore as a tr indermuslins in advance that embroidery ts moing than | da of band trimming on gowns this spring gowns are made in chine, satin, finished ailk marquisette will be the and will be 4 tenin longe wt the ae eh 18 1T BETTER or a flat’ ® pat inter: ler of & miss the #| ure in the Monday *| The Star * * ee ee ee it's because | When m they've be When girls are sorry they wish hadn't are sorry recaune found out ilee we minds and thelr jwith disinfectant their sprayed know mouths need } | TO TELL CHARACTER BY NAILS | Those possessing long natle are }rood natured and self confident | but placing very little confid Broad nails are supposed of a gentle, bash-| Little round nails n who nelined to | nee in others |to belong to th lful disposition. are the sign of a per dom pleased, readily Ker, spiteful, revengeful. Any ¢ with fleshy nails sald to be calm} ng. of eating and} 0 would prefer a industry and income w much toh }tivity and dilige colored nails belong te long, filbert d and artistic) nihil Indicates | nhture. a refi | © | ENDORSE DILLING “The Federation of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of the} Tabernacle Baptist church at a meeting last night endorsed Geo. W. Dilling for mayor Fruit Salad. individuat plates first a di lettuce, then the desired fruits, nuts and celery, etc., mixed first In a separate dish with the dressing. 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