The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 5

emetic ean moar et ee PEFR ENT ne eee a ae a : l : THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i911 t } 1 : | The Wonder Millinery Co. 1826 2nd Ave > ! | ‘ , UNCUT VELVETS ARE TO BE FASHIONABLE, SAYS PARIS | : WHEN LOW PRICES ARE PREVAILING why not pur chase your Woman Thought She W fey st, just as M and her husband, of No, 162 Hope | the asylum, GREEN EYES A--I do not think complexion has anything to do with it, Some ‘Sweet... her about “spirits,” | { | | | COMPLEXION AND LOVE heart,” but Driver Meant Horse Maybe they will write something | ; s. Grey fame young iséy whe considered very be | Step lively, there, sweetheart,” | NOW,” she sald as she took pencil web a3 blonde, and the young man | am going with ja a blonde Bhouted Samuel Ro and paper : or fingers then tra and Be thinks two people of the same complexion cannot agree, Wh where you are assured sathy Cherry at. drivir the words, “Lueretia, you are a line |do you think of it, Miss Grey? give our opinion this actor terials made into tie.” She was Immediately taken to 4 ’ taba chy . y matericls mate te &t., Brooktyn, passed along | people do have that idea, but it is not a very advanced one, The mar \ os Let us cony you that we * The Petees thought he was talk. /Climbed in Window to Answer Ad} ringes of today and the future are becoming more and more of a mental | ¢ offering real, genuine bar tug to Mra. Pots and had him ar for Wife, and Won. | and spiritual selectic her than a mere physical o Here is an-| gains, by viewing our imn rested, but in court he was discharg Po > a ne a r = yeare other thing | think, and that is that if the man really cares for} . stock and getting prices ed when he made this explanation: | OM. 84w William Balley's advertine- | you, he will not debate ‘such a question _ hee ger a papel Age vm /MORt for a wife in a Wabash, Ind. | THE WONDER~-1525 2nd Av., bet. Pike and Pine Sweetheart and the other one Dar. | "eWsPaper and went to answer it tn} “WORKING” A BOY ling. 1 was only telling Sweetheart | Person. Among my letters of today is one signed "8. R. M. B." It is from a to giddap a little faster Batley was out and his house was young boy of 17 years, and evidently not long in this country. He has locked, but she forced a window met @ girl who, he says, makes “gre Killed by Prongs of Comb Piercing | “limbed in, took off her hat and coat Brain When She Feil and started to cook the dinner, By the time the meal was done she had . t love” to him, but when he returns || Gast 414 MADISON (it is hard to te from the letter) h written him for $6 to pay for Cedar 414. At 12th , : nme photographs, He nent It, but received only « few words in reply. | Pp k - Sem yor tis vod — also straightened up the house Ee ease be | i the i bet dos not setae to's bel watt be has seen | VANS keep moving every day, and no wonder—everybody appre fochester and struck on the slip ene rpg 9 ; the 8 a had clates them back of her b 4 with such foree Shi <<" it on eo =m ey ~ a DOSY og tp ptceg sas) nas nepal sti ~ weodimen the prongs of her comb were driven You'd better taste the ple first, Te de thane tn tall 0 pau rerianced bo being “worked, through her skull Into her brain she replied. He did, and an hour but the evidence pointe that way. A girl who W a man, or boy, for| e She died soon after being taken | tater they were married | mney f raph ‘not exer he dine that Is ae ieee " - : : coeptla : fs = anit ac urin Ouse Bride of Five Minutes Saves Hus. too, who t nothin accepting su, . expensive Ohio Woman Husks 40 Bushels of bend by Roping Bull Dek te Gin inter mn wande erences, hot tolerate if it Gorn in One Day. Five minutes after Miss Gladys were not for what they get. On the other with th | Ohio is Mrs. Michael Misamore of Mrs. Santoa ¥. Bernal at Irvington, 3 > Vaniue. She husked 40 bushels of she saved hor husband's life by rop- corn in one day, and besides tied ing a bull about to gore him in a and shocked all the fodder. bull-riding contest The wedding was a feature of the TO STOP FALLING HAIR The number of lottets | receive asking f tonte to stop the f of the hair is alarming. The questh Are we to have a bald-h HW THE ECONOMY TAILORING Co,, H The Pioneer Manufacturers of Cloaks and Suits in Seattle, find itself upon vs claim it is Because we wear hate the pace too swift and close out to save embarrassment, “Spirits” Decided Lunacy Proceed. tourn nt. Bernal was ff ther it in the salt alr. Tam going e nome simple advice sets ings Against Aged Woman. aside he tried to mount the b that I believe, if persisted in, will have a beneficial effect, If a man is| joffman, ready with the cash as usual, and gets the entire Miss Lueretia W. Huntsmann, | and the animal turned and char questioner, first, and above all, | advise him to keep his head close | Stock of finest grade new Man-Tailored Suits at a ridiculously tow Fa Tear SA, on tole Ses Eeeeinens at |Bat the pindky beide Wurled 0 lariat! Snail cha tae anid th pat pictured are trimmed with uncut| shaved for some time; if a woman, clip the ends of the hair regularly; |f “@Ure Once again the Serena. taki cher cae Gaara Pe dak Ts toate Ts eee te showing a mixed b 1 white effect. On the hat the velvet | next, throw away you nt tonles; hav AMpoo every two OF PUBLIC GETS THE : BENEFIT sets 2 Me omg: onthe 3 buses mplayer SR. cream s a striped surface; on the coat it is in fine black and white checks, | three ke, and m your own whampoo by beating well the yorks/f and the garments will be pla be dismissed, when somebody asked | handle a rope on her father's r Er itonegt taaiae 4x terete aaah thie Pagano aturday morning at prices enap and adding a | rs fancy velvet forming a sallor collar, with bands of plain black ve be é that will make the women of § p with astonishment. We = - a at the edge. The bigh-crowned hat has a bunch of black and white mar-| have the water too hot, as tt will ¢ the egg. Rinse very thoroug hy. are going to = them quick. All the Suits, the Cloth, trimmingm, ASST > | abou feathers sprouting from the top of the crown apd tumbling over] When the ha man a small portion of the scalp a buttons atill on hand, etc untainted vaseline on the tips of the en has been gone over, brush the halr vigor Try it fingers, W > Patues a he } the sides of the hat—a new and very modish Paris nc The Biggest Opportunity of the the year. of the goods ices, See the qua WORSE THAN SOCRATES! Dear Miss Gre I don't think ht now, trying to explain wh A young lady for some time in mer to & great w places of m her home time. 1 hav Strictly Man-Tailored 8 tes ha in | Hand-Tatlored Suits of imported rowns and mix tweeds, etc.; $40 values $17.95 a “tougher Lam “at,” I have y a friendly way. 1 musement whe would spoken to her of TIEN: ACL siveeY » FOR am hav all the new calling ave th ot feel tick oven, and makes a nice tures, Satin ln large cake 4, best hair cloth Little Puppies Like Their Foster Mother | Cottage Pudding ve on b ‘ and canvas fronts, ‘Suite that tle St Lout s bdéy had a cat with six little Moffy kittens, but} Ope cup each of sugar and milk, | I was sponging } WY BESSSSSESTE TA eELES Astros fF . ” ght t : e up d » long n itt be $ tablespoons melted by ve, a ont te t ot care fe that way notice wld up to $3 Ba pric +g Fld “au eae eee eee menaciate, anrit|tef. 2 cups flour and 2 teaspooes| _ Mother’s Chocolate Pudding one Sorrimere mene, th, 88 5 Go Wet e508 Sor. 5 a oe te oold ap to $85, Male pe oF treet and Auto Coats for were drow 0 o days the mot cat was disconsolate, unt! Ml P ” b teaxpoon of butte: with his te not conceit) that she ha oe r me ch fs more 95 omen and misses the > the little boy heard that a neighbor had some little pupples, some of | haking powder ; t han friendship, 11 will hurt her if It xact situation, and srscggendlear in the 7a which were to be killed. Going over to get one of the puppies, the| Sauce—On apoes eur, 36 am at 4 loss to know what to do, I have remembered belag eee ee ae oa ee boy thought that maybe the cat would like a little puppy. too, ao he | Of Sukar. a little nutmeg and walt.) mea in pousibly t pensive present he refus ions from || The very best Man-Tailored Suit | $20.9 at $9.95, > h " bie didn’t; Mix thorough then pour on «| in " " ‘ at are = ‘ $ got two little doggies and took them home At firet th & cat -_ eae a balling = ep : m t llc . as harap 1 ways accep ed mine, I do not wa ; to dro on shown in the city. The class for [Two-tone Reversible Polo Coats; pay much attention to the puppies, but soon she grew very fond of | mixture bolling ane , te melted | 8440Bly, OF lose her friendship, for I think young men and girls should | Vaict the ¢ gee $50 and | Values up to $22.80 at..¢240ne them and treated them just as if they we r own Httle babies, | ! P friends that are friends. What shall | do INQUIRER watching over‘ them very carefully, and attending to their feeding owe oy ies bowl o hod Aatmelhy A ean appreciate your situation, and it is a n rtunate ct tn g Coats | sHades and ma- but won't she be surprised when they begin to bark butter size - walnut on pour the . You say you have never yken of love to this friend, but hav § : rials * . tke | ™« | pag wr totter 1 rg . ne "8 Rites eacing: 822.50 gagement with Would tke " . in | TO Jufige from etter | would say you had r yut there are men Il I you to tell thes ae y »Y endearments stronger than 1 rds, win a woman's affec call him up Cheap: Cake. r mm, and because they have not spoken of love, consider themselves In addition to the “Economy” Crean ghly 1 cup e ambless. If you have not done any ike this, you are in a post stock we will offer in our regular eam t vuK cup sugar « } al to the girl's tr to show her ho womanliness. Do not drop her sud-| Saturday Specials a lot of East much you need her friendship, She ern goods, Furs, etc., at corre. cup butter, then add 1 egg, un-|on Beat hard and add 1 cup! cream. COME IF 285 Ss» The post: | », ' calla twice a day, and the|mitk | cup tlovr sad 1 tencpconny de your friendship now more than ever, and you can be @ great spondingly low prices. . . HE CARES 22. | tet aE oP cron of tartar | Pires sO sonree of strength to hers oma ning. So just admit the. man ts//og tm, Beat hard, add anoth Ore cup of ral oe GUNN OT ide neal ‘insane 00s) gin SA pein mam, ‘Who tae besk aie FURS! FURS! Have been out several ¢ silence be the. tueasure of yourlfievoring ana bane cee Aas ma, 6 large & tomatoes, 2] ot 18, and have had a proposal |from home but little, and of smail|f! $80 Russian Pony, 52-in. length Mi & young man. He wale tn peony ons ee onl =e shoot ae Sone = _— < TO try moa man 28. Do you think I|means, you would act very differ-|f| slump pric $42.50 ri 2 ches Od € or quart f vinegab add ol , engagement with me, and with an Your letter Is a fair specimen of | tioner's sugar mixed with cream owe sugar and 1 tablespoon of |°™ 00° youns to marry him? ently than you would with @ ma-/f $65 ,ussian Pony Long Coats } other ‘rir! for the same eveulas.|the fooltsh quibbling some girls at-|and flavored with vanilla Mark| salt, % tup of mustard seed, Let, (2) What will remove hair from: tare man of the world, A man h ..ce epeccne veesns- S200 $81 ; | ani as two weeks Oren tach to the rather erratic conduct/ off in squares and place half an|this come to « boll, then add the|™% Sms oe ' pregth—ifherngter Bruagindi ditt ma! dt Fur Long Coats Regular $10 Furs and Mu heard why he failed to keep the of yome men. Though erratic, it| English “walnut meat on each | stave. incradionte ane nots the lam very sensitive about it." the bills tn public, but if you feel $27.50 ‘ one he had with me. Boys forget jg at least honest. It is ajways|square. This should be baked in al soft (3), How shall 1 do my halt? {you really should. you could have “Near-Beal Plush Coats... nen Te sllbarans so easily well to remember, girls, that when A READE car tickets on hand, and, before He explained he c me because the phon order, So I ¢ wld not get to 06 girl, he al A—(1) Differences in the num-|jeaving the house, say carelessly: | $30.00 ee aan, eee Sone was out Of wy naaanes to do soe and it he) HERE ARE TWO REAL DAUGHTERS ber of years two people have lived |-we always use tickets when we rBeal Plush and Caracal ed him afterward, neglects a ‘girl, it, is because he OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION does not enter into Ce meveee. can. We might as well use these, ‘ 3 . RAINCOATS } but he wes sick at the time, bat care to see her. failure of marriage. as we have a supply,” and hand : on Raincats; regular val } sent word he would call me if b nderstand me to advise mar 8° them to him i $15. SIUM ale. cicas“s8 mung girl and a man oF el 7 ' - ail Ra # Up to $46 values at.a. } felt better, or would come to tween s young girl and a man OC)" (2) rnree pints tomatoes, peeled in _ tailored siaiae ' me. r A man of m De nwer and sliced, 1 cup chopped celery, 4 1 Te ~ Lots of women's siightly-sell } He did not call, and I never have eins ane an a boy of No. in ‘nak 0b oe sees Garpoeh tad: coos - : i Raincoats; worth up to ° i C id, but I advine you seriously to)‘ ons chopped red peppers A at a t heard from him. But.he called up or gelled el jog Bo ying male poons chopped onion, 4 ta by . Silk and Serge Dresses; worth ot x ne de an ¢ pol first. it wilt) | esnoo a% om to $15 at 4 sys eh mt rd ca ve after years than you! Despoons salt, 6 table mu ; ! a Satin Duchess Dresses! $30 Values tard seed, % teaspoon clove, % at sw no remedy but the/taspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon 40 B } e , er ae Tt but you can easily |krated nutmeg, 2% cups vinegar lack Fox y CHILDREN’S COATS eroxide of hydro |"4gar to taste, Add salt to toma. iartwe : $5 values tn ( let stand over night, and pints é (3) 1 ean hardly tell witho Add spices, seasoning and > dl knowing the shape of your face gar to vinegar, bring to boiling a5 oth minutes. ( Two tablespoons sof! ofc Hoffman Cloak and Suit Co. it with a brush ig Regain th ap 1316 SECOND AVE. ingredients and Deat Miss Grey: Will you please linen, and let a day or two until the stain The name A local garment store } Dear Mise Grey: (1) Suppos: ; heat onthe a friend of the ff 1412 SECOND AVE. Opp. Bon Marche. 1412 SECOND AVE., Opp. Bon Marche. has gone under. We faulty. oF inviting and th ed to be ab- x got the stock but we iia castes whe ag went, who. should pay the carfare promised not to di- gabe, nomen now living are realy Mra. Cox was the daughter of| (2) Please give me a good reck ee vulge thename of the ton “actual daughters of men wholcaptain. On her mother's alde abe pickles. dealer. We shall keep Hote ate pldtares of two wo we : : A HOUSEWIFE to ° who ha th r M I F od 4 nnot alway ro that promise. But Andrews and Mrs. Catherine race ie fast rules in matter se t I i « , M sinew, La. 2 e ; ' hs - ret : (ioe Van Christmas sur magnificent stock, we have put these extreme low prices on our merchan Furnishings $2.25 Flowers ) $4.50 Flowers $3.00 Feather Novelties to $4.50 Feather Novelties SHAPES, $3.50 to $6.00, ‘Shapes OSc ades oftan time with a girl who par and for n Men’s Mocha Gloves Men’s Silk Sox, 25¢ a pair, Saturday, Men's all to be are engaged to the young lady? | : R | We rely wholly on the discretion of the public and anticipate an absolute disposal of ustial price oF Perhapa she fancle that thi Ihave made love to her for the sake » Genuine Mocha Glo Nothing like this ever se: the remainder of our goods, as everything has been cut in the same proportion, oe of her money, To sue for breach | ilk embroidered, all sizes; fash-| this city before; black, Fren¢ oh gtrarante of promise would confirm her su mable gray shade larly | gray, navy and burgundy; real picion, Moreover it is not “cor-| ‘: we * : . : $2.00. Sale $1. 5 silk, mind you. On 25 . guarant reet,”” it is very bad form for a man pes sala aintaraay C uson for which | to question the arantec he is discarded THE Millinery Emporium 1412 Second Ave., Opp. Bon Marche DUG fag three onstmpriced #t ‘“" 50 LADIES’ SAMPLE SUIT SHOP 500 ARCADE BUILDING Take the Elevator on Lamas ra | **"*"® | 1106 SECOND AVE. | | The Kind That Bites | NAVY | PURE HORSERADISH | Nature's Tonle; your gr um it fresh and strong in Me bott