The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1912, Page 5

THE STAR—THURSL Ay. OP enn 18, 1912 Contain what we call animal tite, foroduce by solf-division, 1 have |not the time to look up a complete jit (you comm get it at the library), but here are a few: The Hydra, Piles Cured __at Home Quick Relief—Tri: ckage Mallee Free to All—in in Wrap; Ladies’ Man-Tailored Shirtwaists Anemones, Coral Polyps and ia, .The star fish ts an in- ferenting apocimen. 7 structive to oyster beds, firet the oystormen thought they were destroying them by breaking into pieces and throwing into the fea-—but found they inorensed, This was due to the fact that each ray of the star contains generat Organs of both sexes and each plece formed a new «tar finh our initial ox line of Spring Misses’ Man make new and Tomorrow we hibit of « splendid Models in Women's Tailored Shirtwalate This offering constitat plete assortment | mart mannish ef. fects, in & varlety of styles, negiigee col lars, with soft cuffs, also in three-quarter length sleeves. The material # % very com. begin to use HAY’S HAIR HEALTH Then you'll see the Dandraff dts. |appear entirely from your scalp, vily embrold- ves —- black etik, is the trim- | HAYS HATR HEALTH will keep | 88 of an evening gown for a it out and keep your scalp clean pen 4 middle-aged woman, your hair heatth: a2 9 Don't delay “ee are the most service and exceptionally handsome, in a range of patterns, inclading such as madras, Jap silk and ponges, able wide fabrics The Pyramid Smile. Many casos of Piles hi on Wanted thousand dot eenter of fore ere the hair ward to the comb fe as to conceal }one of the thousands of grateful users of it, “EL wiah te ees, the © hh quality of HAYS MAIN. Heart and toll you thet, tt da relieved me jentirely of Dandruff and Itehini Soalp, that for the last fifteen years aueed ma 4 great deal of suf- Pe ho. W. JA MRS, Suienae, a and See Trial “noctis 4 }Philo Hay Spec, . Newark, jaf Ue BE foundation of the dross ts ‘This ts» cut with a train and the joverskirt permits the white to show. The meteor crepe ta vollod with black chiffon, and it, in turn, is trimmed with black embroldery This embrotdery ts twenty tachos deep and is put on the bottom of the black chiffon, +A band of it makes @ sash in the back from the Waist line to the edge of the chit. fon ekirt, The bottom of this ts trimmed with black ellk fringe about three fnches deep, ee The corsage consists of the em broidery the embroidery which comes deep over the shoul dora and are finished with fringe, eee WHY BACHELORS SHOULD NOT BE FINED Dear Miss Grey: As I have been reading your letters and think you are finding the right answers, I want to ask, do you think it would be right to fine all bachelors, and why? A CONSTANT READER A--t think if a larger tax was! levied on bachelors because they do not have the responsibilities that married men do it would be all right. But no woman would want to marry & man just bec he had te do that or pay a fine—tt's something like “pay your fine or go to jail.” Russin is at present fining all single mon over $2 years of age. Can't wo think up some thing different? "Tom": The Iroquois theatre fire ocourred Dec. 30, 1903. The 13th of November, 1883, fell on by a trial package mid Pile Remedy witho treatment. When it proves {ts value more trom your drug conte @ box, and be sure the kind you ask for, Simply t free coupon below and mail or with pame on a slip of paper, te the Pyrami¢ Drug Co., 480 Pyramié Bidg,, Marsball, Mich., and a sam ple will be sent you FREB. Save yourself from the surgoon’s knife doctor and his Free Pile Reimedy Make your selection now and take advantage of our liberal credit plan, which makes it possible for you to purchase by paying a very small sum down, the remainder being charged to your account, can be paid in weekly and or monthly payments, ac cording to your greatest conven 1332-34 Second Ao. EASTERN Outfitting Co., Inc. Near St. =“Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS This Opportune Time EDWIN LONDON COMPANY'S is the place to fill your wants with Winter, Spring:Summer MERCHANDISE The daily crowds that are taking advan- It’s the bargains we are giving that makes this the busiest importfnce of saving itself is the choice of depository. You want the assurance of Te may be any one of a thousand “can’t lose” propositions. i, shrewd man will profit by the experience of is satisfied to place his money in a sound, savings bank where it is always under his control. Trust and Savings Bank solicits the ac- Cynthia Grey’s Letters | \SHALL GIRL WITH PAST TELL BEFORE MARRIAGE: f Dear Mise Grey: My mother and father are dead, and I have no brother or sister to bel) me. I work out, When I w, 1 | was led astray by a young man | was engaged to. Now I am going with a yousg man 22 years old, and | love him, and know he thinks 1 am innocent, for he gives me much advice, apd is as kind as a father } to me. Now, shall { tet! him, or marry bim withoat? Or ia it best for me to marry at ali? 1 often see the other man, and be tries to | talk to me, but I walk away, Please answer soon. BROKEN-HEARTED, A-—The answer to your question depends so much on the character \of yourself and the man you think of marrying—just how strong each jis. You made a mistake that I am not treating lightly when I say | that if you are truly sorry, God Himself does not ask more. There in | ho denying it was a wrong step, but at the samo time ft le weak for | you to grieve over ft now, or to allow it to spol) your present or your | tature. 1 will put the two sides of the question before you: If you take him on faith, asking no questions, and allow bim to take you tn ‘the same wax, feeling that what you both are now ja the only thing | that counts, and if you are strong enough to stand up against it if be should learn the facts after marriage, and not let {t spoil your life— Gon't tell him. On the other hand. if you think the man broad.minded enough to face the world with you knowing of your past--end wot con- demn you for a sin that he, or his most valued men friends may be guilty of—and if you Want to see if he ts thie kind of man—tell bim before marriage. If you bad had a mother, you might net have been iindiscreet, and then again, you might—for ninetenths of the mothers | (and fathers, too) are not playing fair with their children on this great social evil problem. One more word, dear girl—-make up your mind that, whatever comes, you will do the right thing. it will bring love to your life sooner or Inter—the kind of love that is worth while, WILL THEY HELP OR HURT? Dear Miss Grey Wo are three of your ardent readers, and in the | Bighth grade at school. There in another girl who has been going | with us, and recently we have been hearing things about her. We do | not want to be in her company any longer, but it wili be hard to drop If you will kindly advise us, we will heed it with alncrity. DEBUTANTES. AI should think it would be hard to drop her, girls, for It will | be dealing your own characters a very hard blow. Why not go to the | xirl, chumlike, put your arms around ber, and tell her, even If these | things are true, if she will stop them, you will stand by her through thick and thin? Don't you think you would broaden your own charac | ters in not lending @ hand.to push a fellow.companion down? I wonder if you will keep your promise to follow my advice! HOW TO “BREAK” COW?|#0 many helpful things in your-let- | Dear Miss Grey: T have lived in|ters, and am going to ask you the city for 22 years, and am now scooter | ! mg 2 to know very lving on a small ranch, snd I want | muc as the human race ever | you fo tell me bow to break in alself-producing? If #0, wheat them, All styles and colors. Suits, slightly leow to milk. A CITY GUY. |Plesne give me a Ist of salfpro- $8.00 TO $10.00 womaws axp | imperfect A.—As in “breaking” any antnal,|ductng things LM B. Saiesne’ snranaTD 2.98 | ™ from the human race down, gentle-| A.--By selfproducing T take it SxrIaTs * ness is the main essential, If you|you mean producing by selfdt- 50c don't know how to milk at all, get| vision, Some of the lower crea some one to teach you, for that ia|tion, about which scientists dis- ‘ ; ; lone of the things that can not well/agree as to whether or net they ee fae Bic German Willow be taught by correspondence. But} you must be kind if you want good U is H Market Basket ‘Low-Cost Cough Syrup saree maak Of every kind, and all offered at prices you never dreamed of buying them at. tage of this big sale are taxing our capacity to its utmost. store on the street. The Panton & London Co Will oy with, practically speaking, a brand new stock in every department. when London says Bargains, he means just what he says. It’s impossible for us to tell you of all the many grand bargains we have in store for you. We just quote a few, taken here and there from different parts of the store, and would advise you to come early. You know the early bird catches the worm. You come early and catch some of the following bargains— READ THEM CAREFULLY Children’s and Boys’ Sweaters, grey with colored Don’t forget the place, and remember Tomato Catsup best mako— ross SILK——Carison § Currler's: all shades Bale price, skein ... Fiser assess .....$1.98 dive ‘and pink i og ye of lace mg em- Also Lawn Dresses in lors and pat hily munsed. Bayou Peans, Deigado's boat per can-- Pure Fluff food staroh, not 160 but— ia? in. Chiffon Silk = . real value $2, for. Beare blight Matches three large boxee— 10c READ THIS TOR le LENOX SOAP, 12 Bare for . With every purchase of Cut Glass, j her at once. “4222, . Beautiful w B¢-inch, Shadow Stripes, tn 7 ingorie Drei gnd batistes, worth 356, 40 to. 80-inch all wool wd Pruneliaa, and Broads worth from to $1.38; J our price . f 52-inch Batiste, price 690, now 95c extfa Superfine all wool In- grain Carpet, sale price, 65 per yard . BIE J s.000 proces of Tin and G 650 Half Wool Ingrain Carpet, a c sale price, per Sktimmera, Cake orf and Cookte out: y vs “ee ters, all Dippers, Mince Mea’ ny brot several different terns. These are s clesrance of all kinds of feath itis and ornaments for’ wat ng Heavy Pine ate Hundreds of Gray Union Boye Ladies’ heavy Black Silk Fleeced Hose; full regular, extra long, — heavy ribbed top; real outsize. ular 350 value, $5c 5c vs, Binss coe al 40 dies’ Hand Embroidered Histo Tose black tunes pinks. and grays; new spring st food, reluce at 6 ée Ladies’ medium weight, iain and ribbed Wool Hi plats Blask, mate tral gray and blue Tnixturen: ribbed and garter t lar price 29¢. Spec! az Child's Heavy Fleeced Hose, heel and double too; sizes 4 gfe : the s Jotton Hose, “Fant heel and toe} regu 2 for 250. Special Ladies’ Ecru Cotton Fiseced Un 760 Brusselette Carpet, stair and hall, one yard wide; salo price, per 8 yard Cc $14.60 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet, sale 5 geion 9.8 $4.00 Ingrain Art Squares, 73x 9 feet, sale pri 36c Window Shades, feet, complete, each .... 65 best Opaque Oll Window Shades, 3x7 feet, com- plete; each 48c Carpet Samples, Brus: yet and Axminster, size 27x27 inches, each, . . All now, good Skirts, one or two of big cut in pric panamas aid Town! ne, Kraye aod navy blue. -— ee mei More and better Waists to sell at 260; whi blacks and colors, for feet or house wear, All slses. CHILDREN'S DRESSE! Yourm coca te ....19¢ Bines 2 to 6 yours neh chambray, calico and iawn dresses, in various colore and patterns. This substantial’ Rocker is eavy made of selected reed and shaweney we hand woven on a maple frame, very comfortable seat, sist price $5.00, geal Kalsomine, 350 quality for— 24c Shoe Brushes, 260 grade for 15¢ Dinner 350 kind, duced to— 15c bi Dust Pans 5c Men's Pongee Shirts, a big lot, soft col- lare— ure, and also ed mirror, made din the quarter- y oF maple woms' raion v6 The cow is wise enough to know she can cheat you out of it if you are not. Dear Misa Grey: 1 live in a coun try town, where there are no col-| A Family Supply for 50c, Saving You. lectors. |My tenants are going to| $2—The Quickest, Best Thing You | move away, and I can't collect the| Ever Used, or Money Refunded. rent. Can I hold thelr furniture, or ‘ what can I do? WORRIED. The prompt and positive resuflal A—Yes, you can hold the furni-| given by this inexpensive cough m \tare, or you can put it In the bands cine have caused € to be used in mq !of a collector tu some other place. ee diss «ack femeds instant relief and will usuall: wi WHAT THE Y. W. C. A. IS! gut then most: obstinate, deap | Dear Miss Grey: What kind a of | gous inwide of 24 hours. It qu |a society is the Y. W. C. A? Can | 8 pe even in whooping cough jany women or girl join it? Please be wr - . oil me as much about it as you can.| 4 OO-cent bottle of Pine M results and a large supply of milk. All odd Reed Rockers are now marked at ..%4 PRICE Copper Toa Kottle 190 quality— Men's Gray Flannel Shirts, ex- lent flannel, almost all_wool. garment Ladies’ Bi dium — fleeced, sleeves and well, nes five Childre: boarcloths, astrakhans, br and wool mixtures, Tt browns, blues and tans. ar. cimentenemerannial Sg Ladies’ Medium Wel ted nel U ~ $+ jerwear. This garment steam nken, well made and good value slightly mussed ling. Special Child's Medium Ribbed Cotton Union Suits; made regular, body sizes 3 years to 18 ‘years, rey 35e value. id-yara’ pieces of All our Perambulators are Lace and Insertions; value w now reduced in price. The picture Plain and # gingham Potttooa and pinks. All ambray ‘ip 6 ra jeces of V in grays, bluos martion La Insertion; value to 160 a ° : shows a good, serviceable style in yard, a pi | mixed with home-made suge a dark green color, regular price $28.20, now offered at half price All the Cred't What are the duties of a tel lephone | makes 4 full pint-—a family poll Are they hard and does it take long to learn? What day did March 23, 1892, fall on? JOSIN. | A—The Y, W. ©, A. ts an assocl- lation for the protection and eleva- tion of all girls and women. Any girl or woman of good character jean become a member. They have reading room, swimming classes, study classes, music teachers, ete., all at the lowest possible prices, Ita main object is to provide a safe place f | stranget girl? in the city, At their | boardingplace the girls have sant tary. cqm@ition’, good food and rooms and use of parlor and plano. ete., for a very low price. Their | main office is at Fourth and Sen- eca, (2) Inquire at telephone office. (2) Wednesday. DID THE HUMAN RACE INCREASE BY SELF- DIVISION? Dear Miss Grey: 1 have found youn women who are; the most pleasant and effective cong femedy that money could buy, saving of Easily prepared in minutes—full directions in packa, Children tal Pinex Cough willingly, becuse it tastes good. It Stimulates the wppetite and fs slightly laxative—both excellent features, Splendid for hoarseness, throat tickle, bronchitis, ete, and « prompt, successful remedy for incipient lung trouble. Pinex is a special and bight, contrated compound of imported Nor- way White Pine extract and ta rich in guaiacol and other natural healing pine ments, Simply mix it with sugar syrup or strained honey, in a pint bot tle, and it is ready for tne, Pinex has often i never successfully will produce the same r genuine is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction, or money refunded. Certt ficate of guarantee is wrapped in each package. Your druggist bns Pinex or will get it for you, If not, send to The Pinex Co., Wt, Wayne,lod Pinox Is fully guaranteed b: tell Drug Co. (distributers), sees" LONG COATS, WORTH All new Coats, the latest and best styles, Black kerseys and wool mixtures, Full 64 Inches long. All sizes. .89¢ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, WORTH $1.00 TO 81.50... mbination Suits, Skirt Drawers and Corset Covers, ed and tosmed, but actually $1.00 to $1 00 AND $4.00 SILK ° Fitstcoate”.™*. $1.98 Plain and fancy taffeta and mes- saline Petticoats, several colors and all sixes, Wxtra Large Blankets, finish; neat blanket jale price, pair net Tn- Tum- beautiful initials, Nurse Striped stripes, cl pinks, biues, ete; Carpenters’ and toamsters’ Aap- ronsalmont aiven away. 350 and 5% grade 25c 660 grade~ 35c Big boys’ ©: tra heavy, gray Sweater Coats 89c 290 value; good Sale price, yard Her TEDDY, Twhere. — 14-inon; gc everywhere Cc AUTIFUT TID SiLKS; regandices of former prices . GLOSSY MmMEssA- Gray and neasure 68x78: striped border; a well worth $2.00 pair. DRESS GINGHAMS Ginghams, also oks and As, 12%c values. 9-4 Bleached Sheetin: teed full $1 inches wi quall fo; Mate—Ho Phone or 0. 0, D. ders. Tan wool Ho! you big men. Dregs . Shirts, 16% 17; many $1 among them guaran- regular c whole lot more 21c Boys’ absolute. ly “pure _ wool orgoy Sweat- er Jacket; our $1.25, but your 15c Special . 30-inch human Hair Switch, all shades of hatr, fine qual- ity; reorgantza- tion sale— Sotled and Neok- wear for Indies, dozens of Series, your joo chok 5c Long suede fin- ish Gloves, several and pair— 15¢ Golden Fleece German town yarn, many eol- ‘ special, a 1,000 yards of Trimming 00, to clear—