The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1912, Page 5

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THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1912. ; ss NEWS OF SPEC often wondered at Jane Ye youthful beauty in & ‘of eantid she told me due to a lotion imakes by dissolving a package of mayato! of witen harel. M im this has kept her skin preserves its girllah ry and lustrous locks shampooing. She ‘This simple and harmless ro eed has worked wonders for all w tried it, quickly ouring chrono an ite ‘rheumath he. A BACHELOR'S DILEMMA. Dear Misa Grey: 1 have read your Hie letters, Tam a bachelor of 33 and have lived around this neighborhood for 20 years. 1 know al) the yous girls from babyhood nd give each, when 18 ore a nice pyr take | them to cee where they woulda’t allow them to go with the younger has time = bihorg ones. ‘tere ts one girl, 16, who has asked me to mary her, and says not ifs heme od) 1 dow’t I will be a sorry man before she through with her life; i “wet shampoos ma om "11 told the mother, and she got mad and sald after | had won the ut A dry sham) girl's heart from childhood, | wanted to trample it down, Thy ome and put them if of Sha t ingredient in @ balf pint of good wh bettio and take # t If your dru have Torts compound jot Ht for you is wholes li IL—SHE ADVISES EXERCISE Y DEAR DAUGHTER: We applaud a man if he breeds the best Every woman horses and cattie, and in gy kennels and bgautiful children, catterios many women carry on scientific t few wiven really under animal culture. If a young woman would re- stand that they #a@n have beau fuse to marry a man and give as a reason dey shampoo, she puts titul children if wish, that she did not want to bear any but tne ‘corn meal in a fruit jar \ I did not hy you to most perfect children and a union with him ‘with ft the eootents of a marry without) Knowledge of would i@ this impossible, she would be . of tharos. he solemalt wags and im PPh say os as lacking all sense of decency. ag. dasily und takes e you were ‘ot, my r, have been spared all this, Both you a aa Re poo or husband are healthy and sane young people, rave Wow ‘ ot Mother's ve now depends upon you just what disposition 5—$1.00 P ‘and colds and pre- and character, as well as physical strength and beau- 0 A pa ihaea ie a eh, thia actress travela ty, your child will have. toll, any size. tm the year, al- You must be very careful of your health during the A. M. FROST next few months. Remeniber that while child-bear- - ‘3 ing is 4 perfectly normal function, yet it ts a most en 1332 First Ave. Seattle. Ladies’ Suits and Coats and 1-4 Off hopes for but 1 think hair soft and fluffy that I will marry some one else that she says after LLPouno > CENIG U In times when a man was supposed to drink three bottles of port at dinner, it 1s saldthatlonly the third generation of gentiemen was troubled with gout. Even three generations of geritlewomen will not make a child beautiful, as “ be ween by @ glance thi the portrait galleries 5 Too win ind beautiful children among the very poor and ugly ones among those mone Sheers h for hundreds of years been nurtured In Juxury, coms i that Cupid aud the god- deus rea of the race. However, we are beginning the study of eugenics, mber of years’ trial, are prepared for marriage, the I do not think it will be eomgaged man with this mere child. Hee TRA R RARER REE or nr Lice IN Ai right to assume the privileges always taken long walks, and you must not give these up, even if you feel a slight lassitude, netther must you neglect your dally baths. I do not think it necessary for you to give up your usual household tasks. These will help to keep you from growing self-centered and perhaps selfish, and both these characteristics can be given your child. Think over what I have written very carefully. Re- member, | am trying to let you escape some of the pitfalls into which I fell. Your loving MOTHER, and soon nothing wil! be left to blindness and caprice. oer see UNJ Dear Mise Grey: | married two yoars to a man 20 years older than myself, and he ac —— bie’ os A NERVOUS WRECK. A.—I certainly would advise you to do that very thing. No woman can be blamed for leaving a man During this sale it only takes one dollar to put you in possession of a garment that will please you in stj fit and quality, and surprise you at t small cost. You positively get the gar- cusea me of everything under the| Who healps uncatied-for insults on ment with a dollar deposit, then If I go out anywhere he ac-| her. SOSESSSSE CES ESE SESE ES will take care of the balance. This is the most Hberal credit accommodation ever offered, and we will positively do a8 advertised. Come in and see. TACOMA STORE, 1125 C 8ST, 19 Third Av. we Hotel Milwaukee Seneca St. Meam Heat Mot end Cold Water i ; 5 3 3 = fi is i angar to Loaf butter; and sugar gradually Hight, favor with sutmeg Juice. we foit absol ly sure We could make good. i Pad i aul 9 =. Nt For Bever hurt « bit Our tro ‘ tourth to one-hale leas than out competitors, Regular $10 Crowns, $4. Regular $10 Plates, $5. We gi i be ‘eal with al ae rake DR. L. R CLARK, Manager. hind Av. N. Bring This int i 3 HH He A may ; i & New Motel, C entrolty Lecated Over $20,000 Worth of High Class Furniture in Reome Magis Rooms, por week .. Inspect this hotel — Everyihing complete—A beautiful lobby and correspoadence room CORNER SEVENTH AND KING STREETS 610,000 Dining Room in Connection Phenes: Ind. 2071; Mata 4500 The Last Few Days of A Great Furniture Sale The Munson-Poynor Pike Street Branch Store must be closed February Ist. Many rare bargains in Home Furnishings still remain, but to participate in these great savings re- quires quick action. Everything in the store must go. The sale lasts JUST SIX DAYS MORE f : | Ft i Ni : i si it Aa With Tou | 4 i 3 5 72 iy fii F la i i Ls : ; H yolk of the egg Scar and stir into it the n Beat the white of the ogg till sti! and fold into custard carefully. i+ i fs i i A FINE SPONGE CAKE Dear Mise Grey: Will you to make « nice HAP! I MUSIC MARKS Dear Miss Grey: Will you please! a. fe me what the straight mark! nick and lemon colored, add over the note means? Also whew! wally 1 cup sugar, and continge || Add 1 yer ow wate FOR MANY YEARS ‘This store has been called the “Family Shoe Stor ‘The reason is, we have always taken extra pains in fitting the “growing” feet. TOMORROW And the balance of the week we will hold a “special sale” tn our Children’s Department for the “Little Fotki Hundreds of pairs of shoes for boys and girls, big giris and little girls, will be sold at iyi) VR ; ' \ less than the cost of manufacture. The reason is that we have too inet \ if q seraue B ae 2 Rates ine Test quay ct “Crass High cut tans, 2 buckles on top; none better; wear like tron. 1i to 13%, were $3.50, now 1 to 5%, were ‘ular $20.00 Library Table, fine mission design, shown in Niustration, built d oak, Early Buglish fin- {gh} has book~ el Don’t let the boys miss this. CHOCOLATE FROSTING Dear Miss Grey: Wiil you tell me what makes my face so oily and greasy? My hair is greasy, too, and still I have dandruff. Can you give me something for {t? Also a recipe for chocolate frosting for cake? T. MC. A—Put a few drops of alcohol in times, 10 days apart, and after- wards apply the diluted Creoling to the scalp as a tonic, Here is the recipe for chocolate frosting: Boll 1% cups sugar with % cup water without stirring, until Pour the syrup grad- chocolate, add % and beat until {¢ will spread, LAKE WASHINGTON CANAL Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell me if the work on the Lake Wash- ington canal has actually begun? INTERESTED. A.—Some work has been done on the canal between the two lakes, but the actual work of preparing it ‘or deep sea vessels hae not yet couumenced, THE WIDOWS OF ERS LDi Dear Mins Grey: Will you pleese teli me if the state vf Washington ‘The popular “High Cuts,” made in patent, gunmetal and tan; tasvels, buckles and buttons; all widths and sizes. 6 to %, were $2.25, now . 8% to 11, w $2.50, now . Regular “High Cuts” in patent, gunmetal and tae, button and Jace, welt soles, best made; all widths and Sizes. 6 to 8, were $2.50, DOW «....64- + 8% to Ll, were $3.00, now 11% to 2, were $3.50, now Children’s Playmate Best foot form shoe made, but we have too many. Come in gunmetal, tan and patent, but- 1.65, now rices up to 2% to 6, were 7 75¢ $4.00, now Star Readers, Notice We have arranged to run not less than one ad each week in The Star in the future, These ads will contain many money-saving opportunities for you, as well as the latest information on new styles. Watch for them. TURRELL SHOE CO. 903 SECOND AVENUE Burke Bldg. Basement Entrance, 120 Marion St. Regular $20.00 Dinin eonatructed of quartere: fino polished top; closing-out price... Munson-Poynor FURNITURE CO Closing Out the Pike St. Store 708-10 Pike St., Near Cor. Seventh $1.1 5 ig tif seat Regular $5.00 quartered oak Din- Regular. 00 Morris Chi as olstered in the n leather; out priee ..... Rogular $10.50 Metal Be: finlshed In white enamel closing-ont price beautify $5

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