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

a Whose pa me! you thing | be a oa if he Why Dest efforts t of his pare Miss Grey ce: ont it be opened ts by whom’ it yours ohare I with ye Dear Miss rey @ pink sa vet the pa spor Ae-Chloroforts, fur Mis Grey: M | 18 months old and cow's milk % ounce; milk. 4 « “give ber this amoun' the teeth beg = y can have a « 4 the or toast to chew ‘ does not swallow * einer {white of ens water). Give \ gle ‘ aday. Give a foeoen, with the rice s eerastonally. Dear Misa. Grey I recen' gt enjoyed very much Sirenea” Dut my t am too young to read © ———— little cream of rained ou “De ype ink novel eating Say, Miss Seattle Girlie, to Which Class Do You Belong? wro! Y please name some} vther good en A RRADER A The wre oe lies in reading rash, not in the re ading of good ovels. Begin with Scot's novels they are fall of fae romance Y interesting and wholesome Atte ling “Ivanhoo” and “Kent | worth you would find that such! trash as Wedded and Parted w { no longer eharm, Of the u sta, Wm. De Morgan | Wm. J among the best stories, I am sv yo mothe would not object to them. Dear Mias Grey—(1) What kind} h spring wrap je su five? (2) Wh shall I get f terial them? (3) Please give for fruit salad and tell prepare the gelatin for HOUSE A—(1) A little light made just like a be Washable material is best as linen crash (ordinary toweling will do), and galat Make bloomers with the unree-| CLASS A GIRL. CLASS B GIRL. CLASS C GIRL CLASS D GIRL. quarter length Russian to be worn with or (3) Gelatin is not serv salad. Serve on lettuce, a e& peeled and out inch cubes, one-half femon juice, one-half cup celery cut in small y stalks cut in one-quarter French or mayonnaise desired Skirts not less than ‘ound are favored this a narrower ones being worn only by the extremists . THESALE' §& —_——OF THE NIGHT LETTER ; _ THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY | :: 28,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA eee ne Ree See ae 247 cH wr 45 My. R.S, Smith, Pacific Co month. Which h@ teen io 12:40AM Mar. 2let. itt i ee —— of undigested | cleans up—and then you feel like} non . < of space anc > » wi ot attempt to de- food; no feeling like a lump of lead | eating when you come to the tal ; On account of lack of space and time, we - an QUEENS ARE TALLER in the stomach of heartburn, sick| and what you eat will do you goo > 4Seribe the many bargains in pianos to be had at the Factory Store. THAN THE KINGS # | headache and dizziness, and your) Absolute relief from all Stomach tos , z 7 ‘ : With two exceptions the @|food will not ferment and poison] Misery is waiting for you as soon ara This sale, however, is very different from most piano sales, imas- queens of all the European #| Your breath with nauseous odors. | ag you decide to take a little Dia- a4 ’ a - a countries are said to be taller Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50/ pepsin, Tell your druggist that} © Much as it is given for the purpose of disposing of a number of high- than their husbands, Queen #|cents for a large case at any drug| you want Pape'’s Diapepsin, because | . Helen is more than a head # |store here, and will relieve the most|you want to become thoroughly ‘ - Stade pianos Chicago, th. 1421 Srd., Uwunch sale immediately giving thirty three and one third per Cent discount upon every piano that has been in stock o and playet pianos. a _ the cheap qualit of goods offered. BLL. March Geo. iy “rene toode must be moved to make roém forsnew stock iow arded and which we are forwarding’to you. Geo. But the purpose of holding a piano sale. Y« “who are in the "We hope, how: attle, because Stade good ning. The suc: and sold at $25 a money-losing sale business, er, we will never be forced to give game who mark their pianos at the right price in the begin- ful sale is where a $200.00 piano is marked at $400.00 That is making m« _ $600 Piano is reduced to $343 and $400, respectively, Where there can be no profit in the sale. DON’T DRAW CONCLUSIONS But call at oy 80 at the low: We have Three ( Any rea onable e if you want a highest grade piano. All second-hands will possible price. new player pianos as low as $366. binet players at $25, $35 and $45 each terms. You can’t afford to hesitate, but come to the Factory Store at once. GEO. P. BENT COMPANY 1421 Third Avenue Locke and Mede ts for bim, and how shat! | make father without Most piano sales always THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911 You Divide Girls—American Girls—Into Four Classes! rith Nichol Read their itable for al at kind of jor sumime me @ recipe me how to it KEEPER weight coat ® military y of this overdross, & belt 4 with fruit » D class girl takes in all the There aren't so many of he g traits. She doesn’t » for any lack of that, But, tall, Often her few But she BY NED. WAYBURN “he into four class On the stage we of chorus ¢ have four types and if you put the Who has produced most of the | musical comedy successes of recent eet an vary one cup of same mi re of distinction to/a smile that from the heart expect any particular thing fr in one-hait | ¥*4"* girts at large that we on the stage|and she ix Interested in life and In| the world, because she is usually so tableapoon| Whether th r}do to the girls in the chorus, you! things and persons about h She | young that # * not yet know to one full/in business or homebod t in| will discover that all girls fall into | forgets h f, and when she falls| what the world can hold in store pieces, inner}ene thing sure about « And it}one of the four classes very read-|in love she’s willing to have the fora girl. She is willing to da inch slices. | is this ¢ Iiny | whole -world know about tt or sing, or act, or get married dressing as) q r | On the stage, first we have the A| The B girl on the stage—and/ Willing to take, in fact, whatever T have employed and trained! 94)” That is her technical classifi:|im real life, too—knows that she|comes along. And so you'll her thousand of chorus girls in some) cation and any theatre ger, if t intended » looked at; in the chorus on the stage, young.| two yarde/ 35 of the largest musical comedies) cation and any theatre manager, if] wasn't inten to be woked a pn Bie em, Shall that Amaricn han eect. | have ae you tell him that a certain girl ia|she was born to do things. And the happiest of them all, dancing sng proms rrp gy na ast A girl, will immediately know |she does them, too. The best /@# hard as she can, singing as hard Ching anak: hasorseas rte ane something about her looks, her fig: | si 1 fagt ax she can—happy because th hthat is that all girls may be divid ; a eee ey ee Se ee, eee pene ee. Se yoo oa ei : ye es.) ure, her manner, and even a little |of the stare--come from the | World is to her such a wondertu , about her thoughts. You'll find the/class. And a B class girl int! place. No girl atays in the D clas A girl off the stage, too. The A girl| born fike an A eli one. The long. She elther passes to another jis tall and stately and proud. She/H class girl works up from below, | lass, or, in her innocence and lack moves hurriedly rually of knowledge of the world, she any nerves that bother Th * class girl in the most lov. | meets with some terrible thing is grace in every move able of them all. She may bave|throws her into that realm wh her own t charr ambition. More often she has not.| there ts no class as inuch pl as they do a But she has one thing that | It im in the A class and the ean do well. She is usually class that the tragedies oc A girl is never Mkely to fall|in stature. Her features are When the beauty and youth of the} n love, because she is!and dainty. In real life you'd/A class girl are gone she has no mn and too dignified to/e her the “clinging vine” sort. | further claim on the world. With| way to emotions, When she|She doesn't intend to remain on/|the D class girl the tragedies are | she realize that|the stage, if she can help Her| caused while she has you nd | is doing th O & great fa-|dream ts love and a husband. If| beauty, when the world deceives him so much beauty.|her dream falls, then ambition | her & always gentle and) sigps in, and she becom 1” The Band C girls as of] Jed to her art.” There a the alwa busy at B girl—she's the one with|C class girls in real life than any | something clever ox have | # She doesn’t have to bejother sort. They make the world /any time for the things that lead to looking. Her cleverness can| better because they live in it | tragedy | L Aro THE Ho thin Grey || Would Tell How cm to Foil the Stork | | = my go cy 4 * the | w Y. Doctor Says People Should) because of too many children. rane Be chowd be Bengat | not only causes’ poverty, but ig aes ee ee, ee a ap “a bor ag porance, idleness, sickness, crime sees the oe than chopped, ‘cantly | matali and death, Dr. Robinson laughs} aud, ALL THE psa ruit and oranges are more easily! NEW YORK, March 28—Race/at the claim of the disiciples of + sa cacse scooped from their skins if the pith| suteide is & bugaboo and large| Roosevelt, that people will stop AOE Set ee SZ is clipped in a fow places; lettuce }famiiies a crime, says Dr. William/having children, and in half a Set trae SA Some Sand oom 4 a in eoyony ry celery | J. Kobinson of Mount Morris, N.j century the race will die out. This, - and chicken cut up for sal . rae l otnc ORO 206 Ben-er, team ¥.. a practicing physician and|he says, “ ts & groundless fear and | President of the American society|a silly calumny on the human etait Separate guimpes are belpg used ofeqnedical sociology, who strong: | race. in place of chemisettes, and the im/|ty! advocates the giving of the| “The parental instinct,” Dr.| novation has a more practical value\prbper information to the people| Robinson says, “is a pretty strong! than many of the new fashions| launched. A guimpe ts not only easier to clean than a chemisette, but also has a wider sphere of use| fulness. A chemisette only answere, for the one drews that it ix made for, while a guimpe can be used with as many waists as you like, espectally as to bow to keep down the birth | instinct. The parenteare rare in-| rate. He expects to draft « bill|deed who do not wish to have at making such information legal least one or two children. The The birth of a child, he says,|who have seen the anguish of some ‘offen brings gloom and misery wives who have remained childless info the household. The first child | will not share the fear that when isja treasure, the second and third|the knowledge of the means of legs so, and the fourth is openly|preventation of large families has since net has been given the preferriudwelcome. Families, he says,|became common property, the race jence to other neck coverings. which have started out with bright' will die out. No. There will be! | prospects and all the comforts of fewer children, but they will be Here are two recipes for paste for! iife, are often plunged into the! brought into the world with pleas: | whitening the hands: Mix 1 table j lowest — Road al mete poverty ure and ee expectations ? | spoon each of ofl of sweet almonds * arses and rosewater and 1 small teaspoon tincture of benzoim in the yolks of 2 eggs. These should be stirred un. smooth paste results, and should then be spread thickly over the hands at bedtime, after which gloves should be drawn on. Another mixture is equal parts of white vaseline and lanoline, beating the latter slightly and blending them together smoothiy and adding a small portion of rosewater. Spread this on the hands, rubbing it well | into the skin 20th, 1911 |ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, GAS, DYSPEPSIA OR A SICK STOMACH r ix Why not get some now—this mo | the still and intestines, and, be- ment, and forever rid yourself of| sides, one single dose will digest Stomach trouble and Indigestion?|and prepare for assimilation into [A dieted stomach gets the blues pthe blood afl Your food the same as and Krombles, Give It a good eat,!a sound, healthy stomach would then take Papo's Diapepsin to start) do it the digestive juices working. There} when iapepsin works, your will be no dyspepsia or belching Of) stomach B Kets itself in order, | P.Bent Co. tor taller than the king of Italy, Queen Victoria is more than half a head taller than Alfonso of Spain. The czar looks small beside the czarina, The Ger man empress is a trifle taller than the kaiser, and for that reason always sits when their photographs are taken togeth er. King ¢ obstinate case of Indigestion-or Up- set Stomach in five minutes. There is nothing else better to take Gas from Stomach and cleanse cured this time. Remember, If your stomach f out-of-order and uncomfortable now) n get relief in five minutes, AMUSEMENTS YESTIC we are conspicuous our goods were not shipped for you ¢ 1u know there are piano houses AMUSEMENTS something away. in Se- giving MOORE THEATRE e Week (except iM another sale beginning Thursday) hs to a house handling highest is shorter than Q Mary tay Sia IDE Vite The two exceptions are the sia bager i queen of Norway and the new pigeon Burnett's Play sneth® Cheer! n of the Belgians. 6—Acte—All Fi HPSEC ESE ESS ERR EERE ERE e HPSS EEE SESE REE EE EE FEE mey. But when a real $500 or * 4 eee ** GRAND OPERA HOUSE|__* wire Race Poach awn e it places the price i SH ONS iocdap. penseh 38 ae "Thoteey PANTAGES ; THEATRE i] i MAX DILL nequaled Vaudeville. a ——— (of Kolb and Dit) = —_ A late French touch is the large butterfly bow. on the back of the gown—elther of maline or velvet In the Funniest of all M 4 FLYING DORDEENS CHARLEY CASE and @ Buinper Bill of 7 New waterproof automobile veils are of chiffon cloth, fine marquis ette or grenadine with plain or printed borders in ribbon effects. STAR THEATRE Matinee. nders Steve . Popular Prices. AMEO KIRBY” ‘su Week —"The Blue Mouse” Daily Small flow em to be highly favored for early spring hats. ther Week of Fun and Music “A HOT NIGHT” Lewis and Lake M Next The fashionable lace veils, al- L oO 1 Ss T HE A TRE though quite expensive, are econom- ical in the end, as they launder Phones—Main 1204, Ind. 4334 beautifully, DAPHNE POLLARD AND CO. eth —1N— WALL PAPER A new note in the development of thin dresses this season is the}. combination of thin fabrics with those of heavier texture. “The Prince of Liars” Retailed at Wholesale Prices DAHLEM & BARRY 1332-34 Second Ave., TMD Dougall Se Southwi icK Co Srconp ‘Avenue AND Pike Sreert | New York Connection; JAMER McCKREKY @ CO. THIMTY-FOURTH STREKT c . | Mach Protection Costs Little Tomorrow | | | | 39¢e Te 35¢ Percale Ones, a Aprons, ... 25¢ vce Oe other kind all” affair h make “ unr a ! Band Kitchen Aprons, | ed special with And Percale Band Aprons of good ones for which we have alwa Percale Aprons, made style, with large bib and bretelles and two large pock ets bound with white, are special 50 at c Gingham Sack Aprons, in prince full length; bound with white, are....75¢ Coverati Aprons, of « bray—with ties and even sleeves, de full lengt trimmed with bias bands, are Round Tea Aprons, of fine lawn or 1 swi tween em idery and lace trimming-——worth 38c, you may buy at | And Round Tea Aprons, of-finer lawn, with ties and ruffles | embrotde | Chafing-Dish Aprons, of fine lawn, with small princes | finished with fine eyelet embroidery i Navy Blue Suits | Tomorrow We Feature UST as g® tomorr in a navy bine And th ways ¢ ust man’s uch a stock em at many pr he figures men Their touches of tr came first—some have atin on collar and cuff differ a little he Suit rt—a I of the ack and the extreme trimne AT $40,00 Navy AT $45.00 avy Men's- | Are of | Wors AT $50.00 English rk Blue | Are He of | Wear Are Fine english Pries uperb is, of 4 navy blue. With us is merely a f —a convenience that is your buying a pleasure. any kind is made for the accommodation afforded you—proof of this is readily vor we grant you bound to make No charge of observed by an of our prices. Easter Apparel for Men and Women Is ready for you in an endless diversity of exclusive styles, becoming shades, serv- iceable fabrics and reasonable prices. You may just well make your selec- tions now and remit later on, when it is more convenient for you. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Near Union St. ’s Reliab!e Credit House”’ investigation as “Seattle Diagonally Across From Moore Theatre The Golden Eagle SPRING MILLINERY SHAPES FLOWERS RIBBONS TRIMMED HATS ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES SWEATERS $5.00 Sweaters for $2.49 $9.00 Sweaters for $4.49 CORSETS 15¢ A PAIR Worth several times 1 SECOND A /2NUE vr East 414. 4 MADISON Coder :41% e é n Ss At 12th own home, Get Bekins to move you 1508 3rd, near Pike Pongees are much In evidence for sults and long coats, William Ag Brady's ‘ME SUBRKOT” 7—Stellar Features —7 Star “Want” Ads Are Businese Bringers Near Pike Street cay Automobile School, Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy oe sell real estate, etc. regan eat Sacatetaoaac eine ty cinemas