The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1912, Page 5

THE STAR-—-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1912. NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR : eso Fity |} the human ayatem | fhe ie Wells, Brown, Burgess and Scott |Dreamland Partlion Sunday, 2:26 p. m oe Cynthia Grey’s Letters Dance at Dreamland tonight. *** = : — “ pecitinshensttihoninilinietait - — Mrs. Norris Writes on Most Important Feature of : : : We Believe in Ginger the Beauty Problem—How to Banish Superfluous Hair We put ginger into our men, we put ginger Into our horses and it can do no harm, and may do/|to the face or arma. Neglect of much good, if applied to hatry this precaution may spell trouble arms. A simple hair remover, as different wkina vary as to sensi which works quickly, is made ac. tiveness. What affects your skin! |not at all te apt to burn the cutlele of your ‘best friend. Be| I pienty of axlo-groase on our wagon Axion From the way some MOVING outfits kill time, on hour basis work, one could not be blamed for thinking that men and horses were under the influence of morphine or some other powerful an hoathetic Ginger! that’s the word! ! ® jtable boy, you should have answered ® | by letter, I don't see why you girls ¥ - such tricks, Some of you go as iar as to propose to a man, and Soph ieme| * & eee eR ee eee ew OthOre are HO afraid that a man will aint of Dear Miss Grey: After a girl/ think you forward that you are not ottie ant has lived with « man for five years | decently polite. If you were erowd Te your|Snd then suddenly finds hervelf in/ed with work, or in a hurry, and ia com=|love with a nice, respectable man|too much thne haa not 5 write and #ay so. It in due him as Te tor ia whole Slates te & common courtesy ie ee teeta eweeeenee * CAN THEY BE HAPPY? ound. | carefil! If you are affilcted with only few sdattered hairs, it would be will who wishes her to marry him, do you think he could respect and truly, love her, if he knew all ber past, as this man does? Do you hink they could be happy as man {and wife should bet BLONDIE, A—In some cases, you. But it will depend on the principle of both; on whether you leave ond) man for another for what ty often mistakenly called love, or because you think you can live a better life di SeRARe Renee ee * * FOR TRAVELING * * * Sete eee dee ee Dear Mite Grey: I am golng on my flrat Journey by train. Which {a the proper place to undrems, the Yours to Be SURE, ALDE & ERRELL Main 29 EATTLE — D305 MAIN ST. Ind, 2679 OF | with him and do more good by so| eth or dressing room? What tx doing. If it is the good In this man‘? proper amount for a person in that is calling to you, and you will| Moderate circumstances to Up? allow the good in to 80 develop ANXIOUS. that it will bloss hie and other tives; A--Carry 9 long kimono with 1 would say marry bim-—but not) > and dress and undress tn the Paid Advertisement ; = i if z ? office ‘endorsed by Citizens’ Club, Im- prominent B clean, sound the busi- , and the Investigation it will And support Beart the best 1. THU! zg simply to regain respectability in| dressing room. You can take your the eyes of the world. If the me ne Bay Bed iment of the love, SeeRkeReeneeene * * ® APRAID SHE WILL * MISUNDERSTAND & * eaehenee } ; balr down after you are im your berth. Personally I do net belteve ia Upping system, but ander present conditions it ia almost im- honsible to get adequate. service | Without doing sb, If your journey is @ long one, allow about 25 cont} & day for tips eM RSR Rhee ee ne * ® 008 SUCKWHEAT CAKES & * RARER RHEE Dear Miss Grey: Wit! you please sive ue a recipe for buckwheat a 1 e- ! < ge if -s 3c. Hf RE i é | i Sas 3 4 ill i s » * eeeee F 3 7 tt F* oe } i i ig i if i if i i Ht 3] i z ci ii Fr i L i HY fi z Hl i i g i i i i f oie i & é z i ? ai a = in prepared for I would get i] A] j } i i ' ; > TERE * SHALL COUSINS KISS? sent * * » *» * : Ie it all i right at the te pedggt card, and | answered both ith a card, and he has not written #3 jdon’t Uke to, because I don't want jhim to know I love him. What iwhall £ do? xX ¥.% A-—It is all right for cousins to kiss each other good-bye {f they are not silly enough to play at love, and are just like brother and sister, jbut personally I do not like kissing, en of relatives, in public, but that |i @ matter of taste. If you liked [the young man, and 3 would like to write, but| he is s respec-| who is doing the visiting, suffer? sakes made with baking powder? BACHELORS BACH'NG, teaspoonful salt, A-One. 1 ip bockebal tour t lever teu] ‘spoonful baki i of ing powder, 1 cup RPRKERSKEREREL & TO BE A NURSE ReaaRAAH KAKA ED Grey: Will you please give particulars about Red Cross ? Tam 1%. Am I too young jearn? A SOLDIER'S SWEETHEART. A.~You can find out the particu. rs about Red Cross nurses from he matron in any of the hospitals the fy ye you are too young otart training. SHPCEER ASEAN SACS RIGHT OR WRONG bs eae rkaekenne in to * * * * . other in self defense? SUNDAY SCHOOL GIRL. tion, “Thou shalt not kill, i wrong to kM anyone, even tn self feuse. | the | aladdin daatadsctdeaeas * * TO CLEAR THE VOICE z * ‘ weet eeeeaeee nent Dear Miss Grey: Could you tell me something that will make the voice clear and give Ita sweet tone? A CONSTANT REA Ac-~Honsy is considered one of the} the best things to clear the volce, bet do not over-indulge, as you are Ti liable to upset your stomach. Eat it with your meals. land tiled al ® CYNTHIA CAN'T OO IT , RARER H AHHH To the Reader, who wrote for in- PREMERA EEE HA tractions to vote, and to “W. J: M..” | will say { am worry It is #0, {] batt cannot etther say whom you Bhonld vote for, nor what the out- we eK Rh t # Come will be. Each must decide for himself, To the second question i the first writer, would advice that you have an understanding with the girl, and wait ontil, your clroum cen are a little better. Kehna eetne * TO DEACONESS * * REAR AEE if 1 said anything to anyone I think it would be to the man who ia visiting his neighbor's wife in his absence; or possibly to the neighbor's wife. They are the ones who are doing wrong. Why make the Innocent wife of the man, * THEY'RE TELLING US HOW TO BOIL EGGS What's the best way to boll an ean? at question was asked by The Star yesterday, and in this morn ing’s maji the answers began com- ing in. You know, this little contest fs no joke, although gtr will be accepted. ir the swer to the question, a real LIVE. Plymouth Rock hen will be awarded, and a second prize of 12 perfectly frenh eggs will be given. Contest close: week from to- day. Address letters to “Ege Contest Editor, The Star.” Here are a few samples from to- day's mail: | Soft-Hotled Exg—Put an egg into a cooking utensil of boiling water, remove from fire, cover and let stand «ix minutes, T white of ‘the egg will be congealed, but not at all tough, and is easily digested. Hard-Bolled Egg—Same as above, only let stand in the bolling-hot wa- ter fourteen minutes, instead of #ix. MRS, K. R, MALOTTE. Too Dear to Boil. Heo boll an egg, my answer is don’t too dear to boil. LILLIE ARONSON. Real Woman's Way. 1.4@ best way to boil an egg Is to |just boll it. That's a woman's way. Please send hen and dozen eggs by return mail MONROE SUNSHINE. -|to boll an egg is: in answering your puazie of how |}, boll them at all, because eggs are) jp) Start Business With Hen. If you pour hot water on a ben's back, you will find that the next exe she lays will be cooked. The easiest way. MAX GOLDSTEIN. Finish Off the Fire. ‘The best and most healthful way Have water boil- ing, drop e#& in gently, take pan from fire and leave egg in water, uncovered, for exactly five minutes, MRS. NORCROSS. y Chemical Formula. Insert nugget in H20 kept at 122 degrees Fahronhelt or 100 degrees Centigrade for 240 seconds, then feed on ambrosial nectar. A, N. B. Breaks a Cold in a Day ‘ures Cough thet Is Noted Doctor's Form our druggint « oon Glycerine and oun neentrated Pin and. Take these two ingredients Rome and put them, Into « halt pint of ink one to t many cheaper p fier but ie don't exper oi & bad cold. the genuine (Globe) Concentra’ Pine, Bach heit ounee bente, “oma in a per tin serew-top cane. your druj zt stock gist does not have it in will got it quickly from ue, ie hes pub- tad’ thousante ‘of faxiives 0 Know 1s'vaiue-adve. BY ANITA NORRIS Little fuses that grow where they should not are regarded with antagoniam by the majority of wom- en, They realize full well that a srowth of hair on the lips or cheeks or arms is destructive to their good looks and to their peace of mind. Suppose we take up the electri eal way first. It is so sure and eo barmiess that | have no hesita-| cording to the following recipe: ton th ‘ine Milady of the welltined pocketbook should Mt @ good. trial. ‘hat are the charges for this work? asks Miss Curtosity. retu anticipate your. query and say that they do not. | The electric needle, in the hands) ot ao moot, in the twinkling of an) eye. This shi hoa desire a downless And now let me tel! of air. While T growth do not advise the use of a strong] that deptiatory on the facial akin, yet SARL RINE este seme eee First Woman Member National Campaign adopted into the re ee brilliant woman—Ralph Waldo Emerson. | pack! ~~Mme. De Sal —Theophile Viaud. en portunity to be generous —Anonymous. when they do not love us, they give us credit for nothing, not even our Baleac. orgy, selfreliance, perseverance snd magnanimity; Women in humility, gentleness, modesty and endureuce—- William E. H. Lee! i * Women are much more like each other than men. Ford have, in truth, bat two passions—vanity and love—Lord Chester: . MISS CAROLINE A. LOWE CHICAGO, Uh, Feb, 16,--There will be at one woman on & ational polities] camapign com- mittee, She is Miss Caroline A. Lowe, who has been made a nem- ber of the presidential campaign committee of the socialist party. This ts the first time that a wom- on has served on any nations) cam- paign committee. Miss Lowe i» the national secre tary of the woman's committee of the socialist party, and ts bending every dnergy toward securing ten million names on a woman suf. frage petition to be presented to congress by Representative Victor 1. Berger in February. |; sae Cale The first candlestick wax a boy.| He sat in the corner of a Scotch kitchen holding a piece of fir can- dle in bis hands, from time to time cutting and trimming it to make nd | ‘LOO fv. ¥. 0. 0. POWERS, Mins in fl ” AVE. NORTH preparation of distinct merit.’ “MiGGS'’ ECZEMA-DANDRUFF CURE” Is the preparation used with such startling success by the well-known Seattle hair growers. sale at the following druggists anddealers in Seattle: B. A, Clusen’s, H. L. Polglase Surgical Store, Knapp & Ferguson, 606 Hoge Buildii and Yesler, University Pharmacy, and at our office, at $1.00 per bottle, or six for et a scalp treatment, If not satisfied, don’t pa come and 50 itt each, or 12 for $5.00, , 9 a. m. to 7 p.m. ZHMA- DANDRUFF one fe ey i preparation of the kind on the market that is backed by U. 8. Paten' Belphuret of barium. skillful operator, kills the oe roots undisturbed. come cross, ietiens, irritable, fevertsh, restiesa, DEPILATORY LIQUID 3 ounces .12 ounces paste by wetting the solution, then over the offending s . This deptlatory little red spot with camphor water, | surface hair, leaving @s this scorching liquid penetratd® n ie laid ito the paplilne and does infinite) if this Haquid ts applied damage. during the course! Did you hair remover, and ive up the first rate one at that? Hold a Ny out of/smiall cake of pumice stone In your) pink palm and pass it gently Te the Unwanted hairs for & { minutes. The result will be all you ever hear of pamice| There is no grace that is taught by the dancing master, no style etiquette of courts, but was first the whim and mere conversation of women in society resembles the straw used in ing china; it fs nothing; yet without it everything would be broken. ma. ] Woman te seldom merciful to the man who is timid. Edward Bul- Ho that bath a fair wife never wants trouble.-Proverbd. A Woman who has surrendered her lips has surrendered everything. Some wom ire #0 just and discerning tat they never see an op-| When women love us they forgive us everything, even our crimes; to be pitied, but a godless woman is a/ rabeth Evans. Men lean more to justice and women to mercy. Men excel in en of childhood and constipated bowels. They catch cold easily, be tongue coated, don't cat well and need 9 gentile, though thorough, physic-—but don’t try & nauseating dose of ofl inte the little one’s already sick stomach old-fashioned. ft le oruel, needless and Any cbiléd will gindly take Cascarets, which act gently—never aripe| test uneasiness—though cleanses the little one's stotmach and pute the liver and bowels in a pure, Pull directions for children and grown-ups in each package. Mothers can rest easy after giving this gentle, thorough laxative which costs only | 10 cents per box. Rise 2beand 600 boxes K AT T Ooylston FAoetwe- Cnitarian Church @ORNER OOVESTON AVE, ANG OLIVE STREET TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ; I want to say that I have used A. P. Riggs’ “Eczema and Dandruff Cure” in my home for something like a year now and I give to it my unqualified endorsement. I have used nearly everything else I have been able to find and this is the first to get results. I know it will grow hair because I have seen the hair grow where it did not seem possible. Aside from this, it is one of the finest pg for skin diseases I have seen or used, en- tirely curing a trouble in my hair that had p ! make a fortune out of it; heds a man who is honest and trying to’ give the public a His: HELEN OEVOE. Treasuaae Note term AVE: NORTH Seattle, Jan. 22, 1912. cen of long standing. I hope Mr. Riggs will | pre Prarercl It is for Westlake, White's, . A. E. Hoskins, 20th $6.00, Better still, em. Treatments, “RIGGS’ EC- Swift's, Bolink’s, Guy’ anything. That ie our Phone, Main 6879. Remember, A. P. RIGGS @ CO. 215 Bite! Bidg. The Welfare of SeattleDependson Good Government That is why the Citizens’ Association has endorsed eight men for nomination for the city council in the Pri- mary election, Feb. 20. It Is Important to Have Good Councilmen Men of good sense, sound judgment and strong char- acter, broad enough to legislate for the good of the entire city, not for any particular following or faction. SUCH MEN KEEP DOWN THE TAXES AND PROMOTE PROSPERITY The recommendation of the Citizens’ Association is as follows: For the three year term vote for THREE of your own selection from the following: J. J. Doheny, John G. Peirce Paul B. Hyner, Wilbur S. Lewis A. F. Haas, Geo. T. McNamara For the one year term vote for ONE of oyru own selee- tion from the following: Howard Tilton F. W. Strang These men were endorsed without being consulted; have made no pledges and are free to act as their own conscience and judgment dictates. CITIZENS ASSOCIATION, J. S. BRACE, Chairman. F. R. SINGLETON, Secretary, A PUBLIC FERRY IS A PUBLIC ROAD Do you realize that? The Kirkland Ferry on Lake Washington is as much a public highway as the road leading to Everett or the Spo- kane avenue bridge. Moreover, it is the only wagon road connecting Seattle with a great portion of King county. If the ferry breaks down or is taken off for repairs, then what? Why, all farm wagon and automobile traffic across the lake is absolutely stopped. This shuts off from the Se- attle public markets all the farm and dairy produce that comes in over the Kirkland ferry every day. Even when the Kirkland ferry is running steadily, it cannot even now in the summer time handle the traffic that is offered it. Many a farmer was left sitting.on his wagon on the Kirkland Pier last summer. The ferry couldn’t hold his wagon and the foodstuffs it was bringing in. All this is fine for the California farmers, but tough on our own ranchers. These are the things that make another public ferry for the south half of the lake an imperative necessity. An- other ferry is needed at once, TO MAKE SURE THAT THE ONLY WAGON ROAD FOR THE FARMERS ACROSS THE LAKE IS KEPT OPEN, and to help those farmers to get their produce in to the Seattle consumers, who are now using California produce because their own farmers can’t get it in to them. On March Sth be sure and vote for PROPOSITION SIX on the Port Commission ballot: Proposition SIX means the Bellevue Ferry. It wi!l cost King County $150,- 000, and for that small sum will add millions to the tax- able wealth of the county. BELLEVUE FERRY COMMITTEE E. P. MORAN, Secretary. 867 Empire Bidg. Phone Main 911. Drop in here and get free the official Port Commis- sion pamphlet—all about the different projects with in- structions to voters.