The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1912, Page 3

3 ss ; as = ‘ —— SEAR CURIDAY, FEBRUARY vod 1912, Up Three Useful Girls, Makes Home for fy, Helps Husband Write Books, Works hild Laws--That’s Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Ce x fe y| OF THE PAST Eas “slice well SO FROM NOW ON THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ie subjects on which . the pubtic fave sense ceases will have to wrap. all bundles in Plain Paper. Just think---we |Plerp Morgan. She has a smile in aie etc ane Nave used every pound of Green Paper to be had on the Pacific Bim ~and buy papers with fz az tae, 22 ll Coast, twenty tons in all, or at the rate of a ton a day for the freally and truly bates it and Seaesatstale last twenty days. You say, some goods sold. Well, we | guess yes! MARGARET WOODROW wWiL. : SON te minister band, she is * Scotch byt is - itike him, also she has studied polities and government from the MRS. WOODROW WILSON bottom up and she has been her ELEANOR RANDOLPH WILSON [husband's collaborator. pee aaeERNRREpRETEESDR -eurerane spr y4iNbs In her youth, Mra Wilson assigned him to get an interview age painting in New York, and bg from (he tate Senator Allison. Hejthe Wilson bome contains many replied lle pletures from her brush, c “Resign my jod.” At Princeton she was prominent if the same reporter were asked in campus life. For many years reite rhatse ¢ been an active member of New Jersey board of charttios and has aided in the enactment of legisiation to stamp out tubercu- ne it he : e ‘ mie - ti rs. Wilson is very pleasant, |losis and promote the welfare of ® askediand cheerful. and charming, bildren, or. she expounds views om the weath | Mra. Wilsen’s daughters sre }now grown young women, each _ busied in her own work, and Mra "a | Witton bas more time than ever @ |to work with her husband and eo- gage in public movements. When ithe girle were young she devoted ri her energies to homemaking, that |& 7 er daughters might grow up to be ’ a a besides bende Wie ager th a sensation in your head. letde = "os pepe non hy tabent pn ‘ egg skin is yellow with dark “vines |putating and fs an art stadent at is No wonder you an usly, mean ithe Pennsylvania Academy of Fine te passed off.| Arty in Philadelphia : ing ap inside. Don't continue an a biltoms , | Jensie Woodrow Wilson, Inher. ane who love yoo, and don't resort to hareh |iting her father's little d” democ- ber, that every disorder of racy, Went to the Woman's College be quickly cured with gentle. thoroagh | s¢ ‘Haitimore, was graduated and SEVEN BARS FELS-NAPTHA, IVORY Beep you aid the entire family feelIM® Lerame a settlement worker at for imcnths. Don't forget the children little insides need a good, gentle | : a OR FAIRY SOAP occasionally. Children love to take an. & fedent. for wee. because they taste good snd)” The Wilson family hive simply, Now Bere eet or sicken, lin their contact with people they ; . genial, likable and ; j . ‘There is no fuss and ; t them. In their Lome the Southern tradition. for hospitality ix @ realism pile veal fo; “if im the [moore Regdlar 20c_ REGULAR $5.00 DURHAM DUPLEX Razors 98" 35c 3 BLADES ARE NOW HERE Blankets That Women’s 10c Hair Were $1.75, Net, With or Stocking Feet, * ? ‘ ue g Now tai oma Now, Pr.— the Date eee OH 9 5 . Excursion to ec : California Men’s Regular Men’s $3.00 Hats, at : 8 ‘$1.75 Union Suits Soft or Hard, —FROM— Pale eid oooh u merican rit New ore isi and TACOMA Cg, ene’ 2024 ‘1 WAY OF THE— pease Be " INDIGOES, AS WELL AS BLACK $] ? 3 AND WHITE, SOLD AS HIGH AS 7e YARD. LESS THAN WHOLESALE ERN PACIFIC core hake i —— Women’s $3.50 [J Men's Regular ’s $3. Men’s Dress sete a3 Walrus or Seal $6.50 High-Tops Shirts, Worth OF A THOUSAND WONDERS ig . Piles. 1 Leather Bags Now $1.50, Now Seattle and $90.00 from Te r : ; ithe time of your depa until. you i: st us mene trip « etuca Vekets = mt 24 1.75 , a is * : a eJ em- ié - me mY r 28s for your comfort Doors THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY D rs + a Open / Open EE BLLS = a te 9:30 a.m. | 9:30 a. m. roy ict Passenger Agent Sh 716 Second Ave., Seatth Bran. Tel. Main 932, Ind, 1995, Whole cor: Shop ' op Passenger Station a es se ; \, Early so St, and Fourth Ave. , a