The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1912, Page 5

aPint of | fhemeay |* DESERTED 4 Comat, Hemet? | w oe eee eee ea Ree HE Dear Miss Grey vy. | any harm if f have gentlemen com You know it t# very lonesome er gO anywhere. anywhere without my mother. Tam a bride of eight months me when we were married only three montha. tam only 17 and living with my parents, I love to go to dances and theatres. ee ee HIS BRIDE * . * ee | My husband left 1 do not know where he Do you think there in pany if | am very careful who they for one ¢ ver have comy and 1 never go se ee My husband left me to go to another ot Pinex ana #Weetheart, who, I believe, if his wife, I will bo waiting for your answer r . 4 A-~Within the ea that you a or, | WIL not be doing you Justice it I do Thts|gentioman company until you have IDA MAB, re lonesome lies your dange: hot tell you that you should your diveroe, and I it have Unfaithfulness and brutality are the two things for which I think a woman justified In se curing a divorce, heart, get it at once, So, 1f you aré sure your husband has joined a sweet If you can ascortain that he bad been married, you will not need one, but if there Ix the least doubt, get it, After that go to dances and theatres if you want to, but don't make them the main pf] obdect of your lite, Re an all-around sane girl, a of ai ie apie’ ARERR RPE RED . ehitts. | a Wy con-| * Norway |e tn qualia. ing” pine “a & To “A Wife": ® and those that are Just are not tmitated. botle ve abso, cae best man for the place—then, if him. eee HAH see eee eee + Stk ethene settee Rete eRe EE Dear Miss Grey: and will graduate this year. with one of my teachors, She is but 26, and I love her dearly I have beon out With her many times and | be- ask ber to marry me? Heve she loves me, Please answer WOMAN'S DUTY The laws are not as just as they might be, ® what ts the use of us women complaining of it? every Woman begin right now to prepare herself to vote? band or no husband, let her study and draw her own conclusions. Listen to what everybody says, but do not swallow it whole, bat think on and read the question from all sides, The time has come when we can do something vote for the man who, in our individual estimation, is the very ought, Yote for @ better man next time-—-or, If it seem wise, recall IN LOVE WITH HIS TEACHER SRR R HRA enforced as they should be, but Why doesn't Hoe Lat us get to work. Let us he does not come up to what he CYNTHIA GREY, ReeRRRR EERE eee eeeeeeae an Renee aeeeeeeee Tam 19 years old Ad 4 senior in the high schoo!, While in my second year | fell in love Shail 1 to the best of your knawledge. A FARMER, A-—-My boy, I know this to my certain knowledge that in practically every young man’s life there is a time when be thinks he loves an older See SESS Stee Eee EEE THE STAR—THURSDAY, PERRUARY 1, 1912 , Darrow’s Defense (My United Prove Lo ANGELES, | Rogers, who te counsel for Clare |b row, Indicated today that the ynae will seek to prove that Bert © became identified with atanding |the Rogers made hi laration following a lengthy rence in his office with Dar Aaked to outline wo far ae he ts willing to divulge the general tn tention of the defense, Rogers pre pared the following statement “Et do not want a verdict of “not proven.’ 1 want a verdict of ‘not guilty.’ I expect not only to vent & continuation, but ho rehabilitate Mr. Darrow in public estimation, if such be necessary POWELL ARRIVES (By United Press Leased Wire: FORTEAN. Or, Feb, 1 Prelim. plang have been made and a meeting will soon be called to per feet arrangements for the entertata ment Of General Baden-Powell of England, founder of the Boy Scout Yement, when he visite Portland in March. General Powell arrived in New York yesterday, fnar United Frees Leased Wi Oke BEACH, Cal Fen t— “Will you marry leaded Elizabeth Eviek, “Yes,” IE wa Harry Lee, popular bachelor, brick color mantiing his manly brow, “I Just had to do It,” Mins Rvick after ward explained. SIGN ABDICATION ARTICLES LONDON, Feb. 1.--Dispatehes received here today from Tientsin aay that the emperor of China and the Manchy princes have sixned articles of abdication, but will re- ymain for @ month to threats to ahoot them if they wy ]t0 loave, Danderine Grows hair and we can prove /t Hale Becomes Soft, Flufly, Lus- trous and Beautiful Immediately After a Danderine Hair Cleanse Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching Scalp and Dandruff A little Danderine now will ediately double the beauty of your hair -No difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just jen a cloth with Danderine and carefull draw it through your hair taking one am strand at atime, The effect is immediate and amazing-— your hair will be fluffy and wavy and have an appearance of abun- 4 af incomparable lustre, softness and Iwwariance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Try a4 you will after an application of Danderine, you cannot find a single trace of Sent or « loose or falling hair and your ip will not itch, but what will please you will be after a few week's use when JUST HAD TO DO IT) ti Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It gee right to the fap ag ay nan proper. Cause abundant); and beautiful. ates WALTZ PROF, STEVENS Ath, Near Pine 1s nerINED Sudden Iliness and . Ailments N a grave emergency, telephone service is indispensable. _ Just step to your Bell Telephone, call up the doctor or druggist, state the case, and act on the advice which you receive. Should you need something which is not in the local stores, the Bell Telephone will reach anybody in any place at any hour of the day or night. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System woman. years older than you are at ation is really a beginning o| A woman whe ia & teacher is apt to be, at 26, just about ten You are too young to marry, for gradu- Teal life, and there is a very great deal rn | J you should learn be: I wish you would read “ Raeeeeeeeteaenae * * |@ HOW SHOULD SHE ie BE TREATED! *« * * leraeeeeeheeeeee axious Mother": You did [right to treat well the former friead of your daughter, even though she {was Ukely to be arrested tn your | presence. Only God eau know what —ithat little kindnéss may lead to. | What if you were arrested In the ‘act.of doing good? Can It really |hart you? You did right to ratse your daughter parely, bat Innocence is not ignorance, aad the poor, de graded girl who resists even one temptation does more than the girl) who knows absolutely noth’ ot because she has been ke others It is the who can into the world and come tn ntact with the evil of It. remain pure, that ts the ho is needed today to help unfortunates up, Settle ween your God and yourself you will treat this girl of the cota who was once your daugh- I do think you have right to put restrictions do it in kindness and love. CYNTHIA GREY Look in Current Lit and Scientific 1911, for art! * which was dis | physician. ‘ictaiiahaleiaictehsiniatehelr * le THE“OVER-PAY" LAW * i* * kkk eeeaeeeeeene | Dear Miss Grey: Wl you kindly tell me if a man agrees to work for so much an hour, and at the end lof a month gets overpaid by mi» ‘take, can the firm sue him for the money received by the employe over the amount 4; upon? DAILY READER. A—Yes; this can be done. f iknow of a case now where the county is suing the county superin- tendent of schools for the same thing. Personally | should think a man would refuse to accept more money for bia Inbor than he earned than was agreed upon. “Two Inquisitive Girls’ Write to Theo. Presser Musie Co,, Phila- delphia, Pa. for music. It bad ‘been necessary sin¢e 1908 to have |marriage licenses in New York state, REARS * * * A HARD (1) ONE * * FOR CYNTHIA & * * RRR HERHE HHH Dear Miss Grey: 1 have read your answers, and now I am going ‘a to give you a hard one, Can a Z) credit house garnishee man’s ot for goods bought on and is the contract which ou signed with them outlawed if you have made no’ payments for three years? A CONSTANT READER, A—Certainly they can gar- e you. If the credit is for neo vagaries you are exempt $10 week- ly; if for luxuries, you can retain IN |$100 of any salary that amounts to jmore than that, The bill ts ont- lawed three years from last pay- own, D. D. S.| ment. Avesta ASO [i HHH * ra SHALL SHE GO * * BACK TO POVERTY * BAL WAR AS ccenneaennnss Li NG FOR | Dear Miss Grey: I am a young sir 17, Last spring I had to leave } home and make my own living. LPesaat coke * Bet-| Father couldn't support us all, 1 De / a good home with el- derly people and’ get along fine. But father wants me to come », and I don’t want to go. He |says I must. Must I leave my good go back where they bare- a living. Is there any In not go? Can these {people adopt n BL. fy -r" If your father 1s able now to S Sater's Jewelry SUDPort you, or If there Is any reat *F the Postal need for you at home, you should yn (fo. But if it ts Just a notion on |vour father's part, and you are where you wil! develop into a more capable woman, [ think you should & | be allowed to «tay. Go to the judge jot the jeveniie court. If you can | prove that your father can't sup- pert you, I think you will have no | trouble. It “Thankful” will send a self addressed, stamped envelope, and repeat the request, | will be glad }to tell how to get in touch with | someone who will help him to help ‘himself. RHRRRRHARARKRARARKEAR * * * THE EASTERN GIRL * * * Reeeeneetkeeenee Dear Miss Grey: I am not much | wequainted with the Western ways, pg have met a logger who seen: to be real nice. although people say the lomgers are a very rough class. js it all right for a respectable gift to go with one? Tam 31. Which is lor logging jacks? AN EASTERN GIRL. A.—I am sure from experience it | will be bard to find any class of people that does not contain both judge of thie particular man your But don't mike the mistake some Easterners do when they come West, and think you can lay aside yall conventionalities, The men who | work in the woods are called by both the names you mention. Pimples Disappear 718 FIRST AVENUE 821 SECOND AVENUE Seattle’s Greatest Sale of Fine Jewelry iL. W. Suter’s Removal and Consolidation Sale lthe proper name for them, loagers ood and bad. You will have to $46.69 Coffees Percolators, copper with braes handsome yee Latics Pensing Case Watch, gold-filled cane, guaranteed for trimmings 2 sbon: Nandies vf wale price ...... Qottee Percoiators, many styles, all reduced, Sterling Rtiver |. HOW On ale at Wonderful Effect of Calcium Sul- phide Treatment on Every Kind of Skin Eruption. | Send for Free Trial Package to Prove it. You positively get rid of your modern Art Glass Water Bet, shown in illuetra- tion, wild rose t- tern; male 3. 5 D price $8.00 pimples and akin eruptions by a ing Stuart's Calelam Wafers. These wonderful little workers have cured bad botle In three days, and some cases of skin disease in a These Pimpies Can Disappear in a Week- How to Do It. They contain aa thelr main Ip gredient the most thorough, quick and effective blood ciem calcium sulphide. Stuart's Calcium Wafers have not Read or venomous opiates. This is abso- lutely guaranteed. any harm, but they always do good good that you can see in the mir- *|ror before your own eyes in a few days aftr, Stuart Calcium Wafers will *| make you happy because your face will be a welcome sight not only to yourself when you look into the xlass, but to everybody else who knows you and talks with you, We'want to prove to you that Stuart’s Calelum Wafers are be blood and skin purifier in the sample a8 soon as we get your name and address. Send. for it to- day, and then when you have tried the sample you will not rest con- tented until you have bought a 50e box at your druggist’s. Send us your name and address today, and we will at once send you by mail, sample package, free. Address F. A, Stuart Co., 176 Stuart Bidg., Marshall, Mich. Be Made to r known, a particle of poison in them. They are free from mercury, biting drugs They cannot do yond doubt the best and quickest | world—so we will send you a free) d-qt. water bottle £25.15 Cut Giese Water Get, ft and “st whirl. t covered Cut Ginas mn height; removal pric: 5.09 rock crystal Vinegar or Of Crust, with inely out stopper ..... inches tn length; special .. Regular $2.00 Spoon Tray, 1% length, tinely cut .... 6-inch Cut Glass Na removal price .. Clocks Reduced Giit_Clocks, Brass Clocks, thestnut and Inlaid ¢ Photo Frames, tegular values up 46 Fyn Ry priced ia proporti 9.00 Cut Giase Celery Tray, a hi inches in Mahog- ke at andsome design, One of the greatest jewelry sales ever heid in Geattie—greatest from the amount of reliable merchandise offered and from the unusual savings, is now in progress at the two Suter Jewsiry Stores. This is not a sale with a few articles reduced in price, but genuine savings extend through the various departments of both storee—in fact it includes everything at both stores, with the exception of a few contract goods. Reductions ‘are being made to clear the stock from both present locations as soon as possibie. Both stores will be cloesd at the termina tion of this sale, and the two stocks consolidated at Suter’s fine new location at 1113 Second avenue. Sale Now in Progress at Both Stores Reliable Watches at Remarkable Reductions $20 Gentleman's Bunt- | ventioman'’s open | $17.60 Gentieman's ing Case or Open-face face Watch, gold filled | Wrath Ge, Siist can Watch, gold fitled, guar- cane, warranted for 30 anteed 20 years, plain or years, Figin or Walt- | engraved, 17 jewel ad- ham movement, reduc- | bes mand i 6.75 Chafing Dishes, ebony justod od . ievement $14.50 | % $8.75 | anayee: sale Belen. $10.00 Copper Chafing Dishes with ebony handles; sale price Silved-Plated Tableware . $8.8 24-niece set of, Tableware. consisting of & knive 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, but nite and sugar shell, tn oak fintshed chest 4.00 Triple Plated Set of 6 Knives and 2 pennyweigh hed hand: gale pric $1.50 Salt a! stand, sale price . Fears, wtni movement, T-jewel movement $1.15 Be Gold . TRS False 2... ABO $1.60 Scarf Ping, a number of hand- some designs ‘ $1.50 Ladies’ Black & ik Watch Fobs, with locket charm; te price Lares Sti Hat Pins . Regular $7.50 quadruple piated Tea Set of four pieces, in raleed floral design; sale price Bolla Gold Scarf Pins, In an asrortment of Bovel dentgns, with genuine stone get- tings, regular values up to 3.00, om wale at . Ud Gold Cuff Pins in assorted atterns, per ir Pedion and Misses’ Thins, set’ with; assprt- i 4 stones, values up to 62.00, gale price . Neck Pendants, Valucs up to $866, set with weet aie pete a $400 Regular $9.00 quadruple finfsh. hand engraved sale price my jiated Tea Set of four pieces, satin an Water Sel pitcher and $12.25 $3.45 Regular $5.60 quadruple plated Tollet Set, Maduler’ $400. Sliver, me... $H45 consisting of comb, brush and mirror, new Plated Casseroles, bright fintsh, in stik $3.25 lined case Guernsey ware lin- A Sale of Umbrellas Regular $6.00 Silver i Plated Casseroles, x Ny f with Guernsey ware lining; 4.50 sale price. . $6.00 Imported range Field Mer Sie price. $8299 $8.00 ported Ficld Glasses, to- with long A Sale With a Guarantee L. W. Suter’s personal guarantee holds good with each article pur chased at this sale. Ev- erything guaranteed to be exactly as repre- sented. Glasses, Regular $3.00 and women, In a wood handles, metal silk and Mnen, spect priced at 4... r egular $1.60 Umbrelias now oss. f ‘ The reductions include our comp! stock of Umbrellas, the entire ine by offered at reductions of from one-thir one-half off. for beth men lete line of new mmings, covers of — high power gether black compass, enamel! and Mo- rocco 4, trimmed .... " $3.50 Angora Seal Hand Bags, leather lined, choice of gunmetal or nickel trimmings gale price ........ . Regular $6.00 and "$7.00 Ladies’ Hand Bags, made of genuine seal, leather 1 with the new. straj handles. 5 DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, STERLING SILVER—-EVERYTHING NOW AT SALE PRICES price . . “ W. SUTER, Two Jewelry Stores 715 FIRST AVE. 821 SECOND AVE.