The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1912, Page 5

% ¥ E ithe Merits of “for Others, It for You. by the sali stages, kinds ;e@hich have ie fit vz NEWS OF SPECIAL i : F i : i F ; ji, : Hf} il: é k i i 1 i 3 i i s I Ls | i i i i ) i H il i i : : it i i | i H i i R i z E 3 jit ihn itt THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1912. INTEREST TO) WOMEN READERS oon | THE FIRST LOVE Dear Mise Grey-+I am a heartbroken Isd.of 18, who knows for the firat timo what it in to be in are have been going with « girl for the Yast year, and phe treated me as fo other girl could treat me, By that 1 menn she was as nice as the nicest. She wanted me to come up to hor place at least three times @ week, and when I did not want to come she went away, when she came back she would cry, . About three weeks whe told me about the sles time she had with a certain young man. The same week this young man came up here and stayed at her home for two days, Now she bas said certain ‘things that amount 10 about the samo as that J am her “second best.” What [ want to know {s, “Bhal! TSe SHA fee Ot Meal 1 Grey kept” She seoma to feel avoid her, her ta, ite may be old friends of the sir, You off with wounded feelings---and give him the whole field. y din't iter you could be than the You say she would cry when you didn’t want to come to see her. Do you suppose she could guess how much you thought of her- or did you really value her until you saw that another Mked her. Now, Fo Mme feels hurt that you a' her. Certainly by oad gn i i fi ' i te Hf i i it i E rk E F ity iis He rate Hil eae 3 : the msin interest im th REV. ISAAC CROOK SPOKANE, Wash., March 12.--/ absence of the husband that a wow- ‘The club women of Spokane bave a|an turns to her club as a means of good hunch. They have organised | disposing of 1.” the “Stay at Home” league. It stilt remains for the bustends them, they will Jose nll power to harm you and probably coase, PREM E EHR * * DAY NURSERY ™ * * * * ee ee ee Dear Miss Grey: Will you please toll me, through the paper, if there is a day nursery or any place in Seattia where I could put my Uttle ons while 1 go out to work? ANXIOUS INQUIRER, A--There is the Seattle Day nursery, 1116. 9th ave. where you can leave your children during the day, Hf you wanted to place them in a home, the Rytber Home, 1262 Deony wi and the “Washington =. lome,” office New York halla dale atest abil oltoan. s . SAMPLE BALLOTS KERR HHEAEKE HHH Dear Miss Grey: Will-you kindly tell me why the ballot at the last | election was fixed so that half the people could not w them? Why not put them al! know their meaning? A.—Before election * the ern gnjoy my) am that letters, Will your husband believe my doubters seem to be men. Do | they think that a woman cannot have a heart and brains as well? 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This property ie convenient to markets, easily cleared and enormously productive. it is suitable for al! kinde of farming, but espe- Claily well adapted to poultry, emali fruite and dairying. We have established a low price list and easy terms, with five years to complete payments, and the interest only 6 per cent. making sales to persons who Calf at our office for free maps and printed mat- ter telling more about this opportunity. We are constantly have lived fer years in other parts of the Puget Sound country, and who after examina tien of our property recognite its superior advantages. Calvin Philips & Co. 815-16 Leary Bidg, Seattle, Wash. Going to Buy a Piano? You can’t afford to overlook us. We haven't the largest place of business, but we are BIG ENOUGH to save you a lot of money on a PIANO or a PLAYER-PIANO—won't cost you anything to look at the pianos and learn WHAT WE CAN DO for you. We want you to see our Piano Parlors — nicest arrangement in city, nothing in Seattle like it. Piano recitals every afternoon. You are welcome. : JOHN C. WALLING CO., 200-203 Arcade Annex Wf Wailing Says « Plane is Geed, IT’S GOOD (sugar and starch), furnishing beat tissues; 3, Proteins (lean meat, the whites of asues and furnishing hest, and 4, } contributing chiefly to the growth Every member is pledged to re-'to endorse this movement, no It main home three evenings cach (looks like it is up to the men week. On these renings, when! whether or not the “Stay at Home” husband and wife are both home! league gous through. 2 ft; idly Hair Was charm- of New York, h ite bright, source of con- This delightful it the beauty of her hair fealp being ful m, 48 only from Can beauti- Women make is fae It does thoroughly, the hair, de; lance it may mpoo with a x dlasolved , the scalp clean and the wonderful h has tm- to Gaby Des-| centers. of the feet fug to Dr. Helen R. 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A BUNCH OF NURSES. y ight-hour lew for wom- en bee y a Se ere ee proviso af the professions in w! women shall work only eight hours. &|% automatically.” *% must live up to it and culti- # #& vate the growth of our feet. # * «Everybody ought to wear # ‘# sandals, in the house; children # % should go barefoot as much as *& & possible-—it makes the feet & *& grow. Never wear the same & *% pair of shoes two days in suc. w %& cession. It retards the growth * & of the feet. * % “Big feet are an indication * ‘* of an amiable temperament. * * “Big tntelects do not go with # & stall feet. 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