The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1912, Page 5

“PITY 18 AKIN TO LOVE" 1 am writing to ask you @ question that bas me greatly, Please do not confuse my case with so many it. *1 was married when 16 to a man as good as gold, Miss Tbave pever bad an unhappy moment in all these eight years, I éare for my husband, . have met a man a few years my senior whom I find T my heart and soul, Deo pot misuuderstand. I would not guknown to my husband, but the idea tx th! This man or me, and although be is a tar scam, love him in spite has no sisters or any one to give him @ helping hand, 1 Tecan retain his love | can make » good man of him. Miss you think it would be wronging my husband to retain our ‘and I use my influence with this man? — If so, will you just ‘word for me? BROKEN-HEARTED, understand you perfectly, my dear, and I know just what a woman you are. You don't think so, but I can almost the feeling you have for this man ts pity, and a pure wom- » Now, lam going to ask you @ question? Don't you were wrong to allow him to express his love for you? I you to do nothing anknown to your husband, That would wrong step. If you can go to your husband and tell ‘this man’s need, and agree together to try to help him, well him in the company ef your husband—the man gold.” Oh, don’t tarnish this golden luster, Would to have a woman friend whom he was trying to help on without your knowing of 1 knew your intentions are ft is what we do that counts. As surely as you play with Mise Grey: TRUST THE CHILD 1 have a little sister af 8 tie >i ef i il Bf i abe i i i ? L * 2 = ive ring Christmas. I do not want to Please do pot scorn me whether to return the ring him after we are married. fl 28 “fh AR ‘IT’S EASIER FOR A MAN TO DO THE WASHING THAN TO HUNT UP A WASHWOMAN, SAYS SLEETH SOAPSUDS AND HOT WATER GREATEST AIDS TO STRICKEN HUSBANDS EDITOR'S NOTB.—to Jast saya: Don't grouch when the wife te sick? beat up the doc tor if you have to take it out on somebody. BY DANA SLEETH, T can't say that | regard wash day as the bright spot in the woek, but after probing its the bottom, I prefer to rub out a wash, if I have the hour and a bait to spare, rather thap to have the house turned upside down by a 26- centan-bour waahwoman, You can do a washing, anyhow, while you are huating up ® washwoman, There ia just one secret about his h £ lf Hi i i : E i z 3 | i i #95 pale ht i lr grseek g i & iz aESE 4 g H U i z Ey : E i FUR TU2BANS FOR THEATRE Bvery sort of ant wear In the OveniN&, top feminine head t,/18 one of the fash-) :|foms of the Inte win-/@7eeses, = Lax, er if the knife and fingers are slightly buttered when seeding raising, the work will be robbed of Its stickiness and discomfort. THE SI@LE ANO THE BANKS Dear Miss Grey: Iam a young man 26 years old. 1 read the Bible, be money. A bank. Would that turn you against the Bible and the bani And would you advise me to go to work ata dollar a day? A READER. A-—The Bible is often misquoted because it is not understood. It and Shakespeare are the most diffi- cult works of literature to under. stand; but oh, so easy when once we get the keynote. If taken in literal sense it will be found full of contradictions, which, whea rightly understood, explain each Yer. There are fow! mine, mink, marten, faces that a a | of ermine has 8 dov-! vigiet ble crown, which is/ formed of white, '* the of ermine and a of it surrounds violet feather. appear to need more rabbing can be quickly finished. Finish the white clothes in @ tub of ukewarm water that has a shake or two of biuing mixed in it, wring out, hang out, and let the sun do the rest Colored elothes can be washed im the sade left from the white Gothen’ first washing, and rinsed through one tub of warm water, if there’s a baby tn the house, and some day wife can't handle the @iapers, throw the ones pot badly solled in a hot suds, leave them as long a# you can, pour off the water, put on some more suds, take down the washboard, rub ench diaper with a cake of soap, rub It up and down two or three times on the board, wring out, rinse in clean, warm water and hang on the line. You can keep a baby in diapers by washing an hour twice a week, after you get the hang of it. Don't forget to loosen the screws on the wringer when you put it apiihl ¥ Fs E F Hint Hl edt ul i; | i Scat = EAR A beavtiful turban} A tall, uncurled,; The soft gray pelt ostrich plume only trimming the fur sets off the hues of the This is and towers above | the round crown. These are some of the things Ween at the Chicago styles show— slightly exaggerated by Artist Val The central figure shows a thyst beads. Contract Let for Rails on New Street Car Line The contract to furnish the rails for the now Highland Park and Take Burien Railway, the grading for which is now being done, was let yesterday to W. B. Michacis & Co., with offices the Alaska building. Tt is expected that work of lay- ing the rails will be under way by January 15th, and that street cars will be running early in March, This line ds destined to open up a large new residence section hitherto inaccessible on account of lack of transportation. The officers of the company W. H. Murphy, president; Geo. H. White, vice president; Chas. Schoening, treas- urer; F. W. Mitchell, secretary. The board of directors consists of W. H. Murphy, ex-—president of the city councll; Geo. W. H. White, treas- urer of the John H. White Com- pany; C. A, Doty, vice president of the Mercantile Bank; J. R, Me Laughiln, president of the Mc Laughlin Realty Company; L. 1. Gregory, treasurer of the Seacoma Beach Land Company; D. L. Burk- hart, president of the Seahurst Land ‘has, Schoening, of the ‘ket, of the Austrattan |"! |'"We Rave ‘bean no less ‘aurbitious only trimming is a large ornament of silver braid and ame-|!* realized only by subtle an BANDIT 1S |X Setiny Complerion. IDENTIFIED |_—*"! Sst! Ho By United Press Leased Wire) INTRALAA, Wash, Jan. 3. The bandit who shot and killed President Ber of the Farmers a ational bank, while ‘ob it Saturday night y identified here as miliwright, who was employed in lumber milis near here until Dee, 22. He was identt fled by three persons wh him well, Clark was | Jail at Chehalis. me to Centralia three ago. His father ts a build ing contractor living at Aberdeen Wash. Rough and red skin, chaps and cold sores are the bane of women lin winter, To get rid of thene, apply Mother's Salve before retir- ing. It is @ splendid remedy for | pimples, eczema, and other skin af fictions, and has no equal in heal- ing old sores, burns, sealds and cule A better protection than powder for the complexion is to rub the ~, neck and arma gently with a made by dissolving an joriginal package of mayatone in half a pint of witch hazel. It will |not rub off or show, and makes the skin soft, satiny and pliable, and |prevents growth of hatr. Don't h cold washing your tre) head. To make a dry shampoo that 5 3.—| will clean the scalp and hair, put a Catherine Carter and John Wood-|cupful of corn meal in a fruit Jar, rum were married by Justice L. F. add the contents of an original @urky yesterday, She told the |l-| package of therox, and shake well. cense clerk her age was 65 and Sprinkle a spoonful on the head that each of her ix former hus-|and brush through the balr, It will bands Is dead, Woodrum {s 71 and |leave the hair light and fluffy and his first wife Is dead Iheighten its original color.--Adyt. lution | One Dollar Down Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Suits The Suite in this sale comprise ali is desirable in style, fit and quality o, when we placed yublic, our sys- TISTRY, it had reached a that ts beautiful and durable in den- DENTAL PROGRESS \rowtd be. opt bois | Tight or ten front teeth to wou former great-| you have only two back t Ress was but dimly heraldic of por-| she, aay molars. we can | the front teeth that jrous of proving bis| beautiful, servi lar teeth. This cou! - y the bridge route. ‘s-| bridgework is possible, 4 evolving | comparison between the large percentage of our ing out bridgework ly jase placing it with the Ustic Alveolar tee bridgework in another V -| practically painless. edge and principl ready obtained. | cutting into the guma, m wo have judiciously added, studied| dreaded. Now, then, detalk tested experiment with the result that we now offer to you den- tistry in the acme of ite perfection. ‘Truth travels slowly, unfalter- ingly. and true and full dev Popularity tem fs ever anticipating new Ideas and schemes which will ai Hal => s ir pe ‘but de: Pre Tue craven , of AL’ thr those trying a Lom gressive devel ;| ean do anything that ts enced the “fires of purification” | dentistry, and what we do is which every institution of worth has/|of the very highest class. Our undergone. 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Now, I may be mistaken, but I can- lenpine. not chill to mind a single place where we are told to save our money, In fact, we are told to! fine lace hat, followed by a plume. Note. the big bas-relief buckle. Athwart the background reclines a young person whose gown ts trim- med with leather buttons and a Turkish towel. Below are seen a stout effect in a floral arch bat aud a double-barreled band bag. Also a thin Angolan and black| stripes run around the body, and stripes of a hand-| “ey are put on in the same ai ; ostume. ad on the lower part of the overs! The petticoat iv of black velvet. Black velvet 1s also used op the edge of the big white revers and the white cuffs, while a small black bart of the coat the! velvet collar finishes the cost. Jo the suit run per- and are also used make higher things, such as hon- eaty, and love for our neighbor, our first consideration, and 1 these things will be added unto” us. Be- cause one bank falls, it does not follow that all will, but I really think that land ‘is the very pat investment. Yes, I would go to work at a dollar a day, or 60 cents. And thts time save, but spare a lit: tle to help someone who ix worse off than yourself, and see how it works out. Married people are not in- vited separately untess the af- fair is one where fadies only or gentiemen only are to be present. lady in a combination of Oriental ideas. ES CAN'T LET Dear Miss Grey: 1 am a young married woman about 20. I love my husband dearly, but I can't leave other men alone. I love to flirt with them. 1 think it's wrong of me, but I don't seem to be able to help it. Please advise me. ANXIOUS. A.—Anxious, take my word for It, if you continue to weaken yoursel! by saying you can’t help it, and by flirting, the day will come when you will certainly be more anxious than I ever care to be. Some fino morning you will wake up to find EN ALONG. [that the husband 3 ly” is a thing of the past, and the men you “can't leave alone” will leave you alone. And oh, the bit- terness of that falone-ness.” It means no friends, no money, noth- ing but thoughts—thoughts that have turned to so many vipers, stinging at every turn, And this is the thing that a married flirt comes to if she stubbornly persists in this course. You ate at the forking of two roads. I can but direct you to the better one, and warn you of the darkness of the other. You turn your feet whichever way will, can you ws TOSS Main 9400—Ind. 441