The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1912, Page 5

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 20, 1912. eat to cont le ata” 3, SHHHH OHHH OOOO OOS OSO SSE EEEOSE SOPSOOHHO HOSES OOOH ESOS OOOOOSS : here DRAPED SKIRTS ARE COMING IN ¥ Cynthia Grey’s Letters |* Woman Buyers for Big *|* Society “Immortal * uren ANOS SSS SSH SOHOCO OOOH OOO OOOO OOE * Stores Invade Gotham */s¢eeeeeeeeeeee8 oo Sonn eee Cordon Fracie * } 4 * «| “An important change ta going |the “Forty Immortals Among Amer Rgow 207 Praaers wide * THE YOUNG MAN AND OLDER WOMAN * army of buyers which i#|ieam Women,” has a studio in Cor, Third and Marion > nent to New York twice @ year bY! Washington, where whe works dill: Kae KEMe Gel Med OLR ies RRMA R RRA R ee ew loommerctal houses all over the| vu Ietiudes viache end t 1 Bhe nly 17 ye pi! ae ~ at Dear Mies Grey: 1 am & young man drawing a fair salary, and|UBMed States and whieh spends in | Bently a A ss os aot pet 479 Tn, wes ‘# a . am deeply in love with a woman 17 years older than myself, Owing |{)? ™§ : ‘ e to the difference in our ages, 1 feel {t would not be wise to propose, |WHere.” SAYS an exchange. “More /Abraham Lincoln in the rotunda at taw Ment Mose 38 Now, Minn Grey, you have given suck good advice to others, what would |“"4 More women are becoming Con) Washington, which immediately you do in my case? Yours with patients, MONK ig prem 2 ls Har.| OM ber fame, She ts a society fa: | —————————_— — AT tell you what I wouldn't do. I wouldn't be # shrimp. Ka-| ome lines of goods peculiat-jwurite, her studio being the scene pecially—as an old gentioman puts tt—not a “parselaneous” shrimp, |% feunine the woman buyer I*| o¢ uny pleasant entertainments. Say You Saw It in The Star ee ey the aggregate millions of dollars |@ge When she made the statue of That is a shrimp that has tese thnn no sense, Cynthia is no stickler Petter than the man buyer, but in | — on ages making @ difference in mccensful marriages, but really, when | ther lines and in transactions in a § i . it comes to 17 years, and on the woman's side, ahe draws the line. [volving taking chances the man is tine . ‘ % Now, this is her reason. 1 judge you are a very young man, whose |ft head. As a rule the man's Eriire get immediate) | img : mental development is not complete, while the woman is far advanced |!4¢as Of proportion are better, he meget se" S| | tu that tine, and in mt amount maton Netter forecanta An Assortment of Spring Coats of congeniality specimen she will want to domi woman buyer works’ nate you, even If she does it without you knowing it, | wouldn't give an Aa willing to work harder 1 ib! ti a ti two straws for your chance of happiness if you do this foolish thing. {than the average man buyer and pos D pi ica’ It is no uncommon thing for a young man to fall in love with an| pays more attention to details, he m sible to up e older woman, #0 do not be alarmed at any violent symptoms that may|belleves, There are women of re r arise, ‘They will as surely pass away as did the chicken pox of child-|markable intelligence and businoss a o bd is “and ‘v0 7 hood days. If it comes out good and strong, the sooner you will be |*ense entering this fleld now, which clea! over it, Use your SENSE, no matter how you FEEL, is the reason they are succeeding.” curled, dyed q d a — | SERHAHARRARAARAREERARHA DE DBD EES STE st * «|* The mothers of the Longfel # | An exclusive assortment of late models * * THE EASTERNER AND THE WESTERN SPIRIT low and Lake schools will & in Ladies’, Misses’ and Juniors’ Spring * w]|* moet at the former, Zist av. © Coats, in French serges, diagonals, whip- BRAKE RARE aaa a a and EB Thomas st, at 2 cord é fabe es, showing th bail * o'clock tomorrow. Dr. M < tetany Fhe: ald wip alata Dear Miss Grey: The “Western spirit,” a eulogy of which caused sateen f me to come West, has me running, | am an expert accountant and Parker will talk on “tH popater onedifed (reg fastenings oF 0! office man, but wherever I have applied I have been met with the ques-|* &%d Food of Growing Chil- & fancy buttons, and trimmings on collars t a) r words to thy lect, dren.” * and cuffs of Marcona lace. The most de- ‘The tight skirt hae died if the | UGR: "Are you a Ralive sony Or Hore te that ete. city, because 1| #RRHKHRMH ER ERE HH sired shades are represented, and every advance French models are to be} haven't the money, and to remain Means starvation. I am willing to onemaurte eneamenu: =o wc garment is of unquestionable merit trusted. Draped skirts are a fea-| work at anything | can do. What shall | do? DISCOURAGED, esc j ure of the arty spring styles. Alt is @ paychologiea! fact that when one gets “down,” in «|| How Nature Makes sis segncal These hang straight in front, with strange place, he seema to lose all the reasoning power he ever had. If New Complexions $14.75 $16.75 $19.50 would alt down and take @ good think, one would realize that th the fullness in the back. orn cities, as well as the Bastern, have ¥. MC, A.’s, YW. C. A es ——————$— an and other associations where strangers are supplied with room and| It is well known that the human $24.50 A handsome street sult of satin! board for a reasonable time, and are aided in getting work. It is notjakin is constantly undergoing a shows this new cut of skirt. The] charity, for one can always repay tearing down ond building up CONVENIENT CREDIT color of the costume is heliotrope 1 think @ good plan for you would be to apply to the amaller firms) process. With advancing years or and the fabric is the soft but/ that cannot afford to keep a regular accountaint, but will pay, say, §20|/ waning vitality this tissue-change heavy chiffon satin. The overskirt | or $30 a month for two or three hours @ day, Get several of these to/ lage; the lifeless, solied surface in the back falls in heavy folds.) employ you, and you will make more money, for the same amount ot | skin stays on so long that ite! while tho two ends are drawn to-| work. If you are a member of a lodge or church, seo the head of it,|/owner gets a “poor complexion. I wether with a huge satin rosette. who is probably well known in the city, You may also see the Broth-| Common sense tells us this dead piles erbood league, 611 King st skin cannot be enlivened by any The jacket is short, cut simply When you know the Western spirit as it traly is, you wil! know that} cosmetic. The natural thing to do with underarm seams, Scrolls of | no maz or Woman need starve nor gO Wrong because of hunger. is to remove ft. It has been found heavy corded satin trim this gare | ees enmer mene ~ coon neemeeenen—-e——nemg {that ordinary mercolized wax com, TACOMA STORE, 1125 C ST. ment. Revers of ecre Mechiin pletely absorbs the devitalized skin ee ss tiga to "="2\P|GS, PUPPIES AND FARMS, —_|@-ss"-3s= == in ae > otver~ in the middle of the back and ’ ’ gradually, as to cause no inconveni by our tross the shoulders while a round soon Baap alg ay re aay drug: beget s CT . on , lor Men Gee ‘inat’ your mia HOBBIES OF THIS A R like cold cream and washed off in 9 Thi dA Near GAY. Seneca St. the morning. If you'd have a brilli- Se stag etre a SS SEES Se ee Mine Ann Sutherland, actress) city pemutiful complexion, just try! Dentists naw eet eeeeeeneneneenneenne and farmer, Sounds rather incom |this simple method.—Advt i LA pion | e ' &ruous, doosn't it? But she says | -—————————— —---— — % WHAT'S THE RECORDING ANGEL * that her chief source of pleasure 2 WRITING ‘“GAINST CYNTHIA GREY? # * By this we mean all the liberal accom- modation the word implies, besides get ting the full cash valuation of every pur- chase you make. 92 stores throughout the United States makes it easier and cheaper for you to buy here. and Mar- Take ele is derived from her farm, tts pigs, * Ea canal oas pay grep pat —====NEWEST CREATIONS IN- My Dear Miss Grey: Although | am not a daily reader of your let : ters, still, | often find time to read them, and am bound to say that your | way Con advice is often of the best sort, Still, [ find w note in your song that e e | does not seem to ring tree with your intention of Helping those in dis- and I tress, am speaking of your adviee to many married people, who, be- P cause of matrimonial troubles, have had recourse to you. I find that a invariably your advice is to give the culprit one more trial, and, if pent- tence does not follow, to seek the diverce court or leave him. Don't you think this is sort of tureing your back om the battle life has set be- crops. ad y fore you? It ts not siways life that sets the battle, either. An attempt was made to turn I ve j y shi i Ps gg mt oad — a — pn meng ie’ tae Nido of contacsation to things Gon: y : We have just opened up a new shipment of Trimmed thoughtleasness that no good could ever come of it matic, seeing soot her << Shapes, Ready-to-Wear, Street Hats, Walking Hats in 1 think the greatest test of the noblene { character that one impersonation, but was G ¥ atl i ‘ “ae od a ae ar a Ia 2 pe om eae = sane rn oe md iY content to 6 thaat bac ost 208 A many styles, including the Derbies and Sailors—a magnifi- cumstances, for the sake of the family life and the children. Can any one talk of and cows. ‘ : cent showing at such low prices that will suit all. It’s not got aside “hy 7 ; let no Mins te now leading a bit too early to investigate our splendid stock of Trim- ‘A-—Tweediedum and tweedie-dee, where, ob, where will Cyathia go? Zi med Hats up to $25.00 for your Easter headgear. The Now, really, truly, cross-your-heart and hopetodie, “Questioning.” do | ; ili eng : | you think that God wouldn't do a better job of joining it He had anything iM a prices on the big display of Ready-to-Wear goods mem to do with these bickering, backbiting, wife-besting, husband-nagsing *-Work Not a Drawback tioned above are | combinations we call marriages? You calmly tel! me that you do not read my letters daily, and accuse ry SHSCSSCOCSCHOOOOOOO me of always giving the same advice. Are you in a position to say this? Tt is foolish for any girl to feel / Once in a while another sensational reader writes in: “Miss Grey, you al- q abe will lone caste by work. She an e At married people to stay together.” and another, “Miss Grey, you may not have time for frivolities, ya tell married people to get divorces, Now, the facts of yo ban c but there will be pleasure aplenty are that I tel! them what | think suits their particular situation. Funny, ANN SUTHERLAND Mf abe docs not let the necessity to ten’t it, that it is never the people Gg and get —_ ag dry rem earn her living make her @ senai- “H t Sh 39 od FOR Put some one who thinks he could hold down Cynthia's job better thag | ——————~— ~~ tive recluse, says a woman writer, 0 0 od tf | ® “she does? RAR AA AE RAHEEM THe woman or girl who faces life urs ay orning i So you think it better to rear the children in an atmosphere where | * 4 as it is and secks to make the best ‘the husband beats the mother, calls her vile names, throws dishes on|# RELIGIOUS FRI DOM IN of it, loses no influence that we ’ “se tae the floor; or where the mother stays out night after night oat searing, ~ THE HOME et ts; she gains In the respect of From 9 Until 11 0’Clock— Quantities Limited or altogether; neglects the ren a them an example of dis aes = = eaten honesty that will in all probability land them on the gallows? lam not|*® tx eee keke eth aw pean wh cuoarctnem BA r mae sorry that I cannot agree with you In thinking life with one of these) Doar Mice Grey: Please tell Melee eke eewhaekheh et You should by ali means make these remarkable specials spell o-p-p-o-r-t-u-n-i-t-y shows nobility of character. what js wrong in kissing @ man you)» * to you. . [Sas like very much, Also, would the|® HAIR DRESS FOR TALL * — aaa rried life of le be happy f et tyehee op 3’ AND G ciciea eae ra It’s Too Cold fo: This Little Danae | Rie LAP rES ESTS WITH | BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ UN- | MEN’S SUMMER MESH | Loring aber of no church, but 8); eee enerenntees wing sleeves, embroidered | bleached Cotton Uniow | Underwear, special, a gar- believer in God? Would you tke neck with tape, finished | ; 5 : ment +. 12% pd t H ° Sh Sta H e some postal cards from Alaska? Dear Mise Grey: I am 16 and edges throughout. Special malts bes % medium weight. > so A avi id a ome; le ys er SOUR DOUGH, | very tall for my age. How can I) ‘Thereday mornin 5¢ Special Thursday morning, B OYS' COTTON A—There is often no wrong ac-| Wear fy hair? I am light com-| sti wat per suit ...... ---19¢ | Sweaters in solid gray This dainty. |companying Kiasing, but more often |Plexioned. What color skirt would WILLIAMS’ SHAVING color; four pearl buttons. fur-clothed little he outcome ia harmful, | 0° nice for me? JR. " ~_Thri s | WOMEN’S AN - | Speci maiden has never ware toast only realize that by| A--Wear your hair parted in the Boap 3c—Thrifty buyers we MEN Ss AND CHIL, Special been home. She's) valuing themselves highly, men |tlddle, loosely combed back off your buy at our Druggists Sun- | dren’s White Cotton Hand- | PAINTERS’ OR PLAS- & smiling Swede! will do so, thore would be fewer|face and made into « knot at the dries Department, for they | kerchiefs, hemstitched. Spe- | terers’ Overalls ; fair assort- And about the! broken hearts. I can not see why Seek of the bead. ies laree |B} save a little on almost ev- | tial, each .. a a tnost po ifference in the church member-| bow, oma 5 2 person Ss Wash- Sup of a couple should mean unbap-|or skirt. A tan or brown skirt ery item in soaps and toilet Ington tic | yy married life, if both ure broad! would be very pretty and stylish. articles of various kinds. circles. seseeeesssL@ | ment of sizes. Special WOMEN’S SOILED Neckwear and Embroider NOV S IN Yery-|enough to allow the other religious | —— Buy the Williams’ Shaving | di body likes her,|freedom. One of the first things Soap Thursday morning ed Collars. Special, each | blues, pinks and grays, in @aity from our | And she tikes | Americi established was religious| | MIXED SWEET PEA SEEDS 3¢ Pe. everybody andfreedem. Why do so many men ‘ tees | i < ; anything — butland women refuse it to thelr wives |B 35° Per pound; halt pound HBP ay | REAL KID GLOVES IN wes i ++ Se Sate, Fler nes: (ang, husbands? One thing to decide!” SuCKEYE INCUBATORS— brella of genuine American | Neatly every size and many | 27-INCH HEAVY climate, Her reg-|pefore marriage by members of dit.|f _ BU FO pga hogy br g d ‘ colors, Thursday morning, | Bleached Muslin. Special, ular name is El-| ferent religious sects is the eburch Meow Path so Taffeta, guaranteed rain- | ) . oa > a Mieke ealik” Tae one vg oy rae | MAN Y Lee INCUBATOR proof; very artistic handles, special, a pair. .....$1.00 t M eee NIE ror _ BME custa engren,jed, Thank you, send the cards| ma | 4 ; pa 5 = S,ROWNIE TOILET PA- Hi int - 5 1 Nb edeas <s. — A ‘ >A T- ~ aber “ogg gis ef ae ee — ¢ | AMAY MANTON PAT-| per.” Special, 8 rolls _ for @affaires of thelkk kkk kkk ehh ee ee e|E Agents for Sharpless Tubular WOMEN'S LAST SEA-| pots or Waist Patera + Re * * EAD BLOWN Swedish legation. Cream Separators, less parts to son’s 50c Imported Hose in a“ : Elsie isn't quite | TO CURE CORNS | keep clean or te get out of Hermadorf and Gordon dye. | sold in the Dress Goods | tiers: regular 60c per two yet Her'® Oe a ad Very special at, per pair | Dept. Thursday morning, done. Special, each S36 parents Rave nol lex kA KK RAH RH He KI H|| Agente for Rex Lime and ) _ab Pet J@ | Miss Manton’s taste is un- | “dozen. Special, each Sya¢ Sere tO itce the| Dear Mins Grey: Will you pléasoll Soray for Fruit Treee and Poul. : : excelled by any of the | BOYS’ AND GIRLS climate there is|(#l! me something to cure corns?) try Houses. — WOMEN’S HOSE IN | trust patterns. Try her | Tennis Shoes in sizes up to too cold for a it-|! have tried moat everything I know cob fancy dots and stripes. We | patterns and including size 2 te We, ae. tan) % MO OR Oat AY Ja Kaufmanr n Co. do not want to quote prices | oe cay paitor suit. | SM ag sSracr al A.—Apply pure, unscented vasel-|f| 538 First Ave. 8., Below King St. s-regular prices—on these, CH TAILOR § “| INGRAIN ART mate all her little |!ue to the corns at night, to soften, | # 1912 Catalog Now Ready, Send as it would sound untruth- Squares, 7%4x9 feet, Spe- life. and wear the protective pads and for It, It ts Free a loosely comfortable shoes, stripes and checks. Special, ings in navys, browns, blacks and wines; all plain £ * s colors ; a t t- pret > Toor =o comment BY coos, Special, per pair ogy vere! peor ‘ga0 TAPESTRY BRUSSE ELsie HELEN AuaUSTA | ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, GAS, basoKs ot Rugs, 9x12 feet. Sp MM What they think of y tN’ A835 FOULARD SILKS $9.85 sag: ahhh hth hh DYSPEPSIA OR A SICK STOMACH WOMEN’S AST ~ espa Lec at dione : gpa rom After the Age of Fifty a* aah bf piace. Ngati Black Seamless Cotton | pure silk through and ; INGRAIN * * ful until you have seen the Te Methods we NOT A CITIZEN *! Why not get some now—this h and intestines, and, be: Hose, from 9 until It sae Fre ee icon Carpeting, one yard wide. We you much vrom this age the human system moment, and forever rid yourself one single dose will digest o'clock, very special at, per | colors. From unt 5 , : die ter | gradient 5 the ised el BRI RIK KIRK EN of Stomach trouble and Indiges:|and prepare for assitailation into | MF pair ,...... : be Thursday morning, special, TAPANESE Se ave maar’ (hat en- Bi hamatison tn joints, muscles and] Dear Miss Grey: Whon I was a|tion? A Aleted stomach gets the} the blood all your food the same WOMEN'S WHITE cor. | ® Ya" : daw 180 Gatton wars “ae ee oe vost hewe Warnings should he|minor, my father, anative American, | blues and rumbles. Give it) ajas a sound, healthy stomac would | MEN'S I 2 £ T- lec NS : g, 18 arp. Sp * Sto ocean. clog ta ter "| moved to British Columbia for some | good eat, then take Pape's Diapap-| do it. ton Gardening, Gloves, | MEN'S HEAVY BROWN » per yard -22¢ Bet seven BG J four years, during which he took|sin to start the digestive juicpa| When Diapepsin works, your/MI feoce jined: a bargain in | Cotton Ribbed Underwear: © WINDOW SHADES, fon new patients 9) Aription, wien k Ti MM by A -| stomach rests—Kots itself in ord doctor, and t# anid to h | and second papers, but; Working. There will be no dysp@p-|stomach rests—xets itself in order, 7 4 . UR the recommenda. \in'curiag reuimatian and rextoring |OUt his firat and second papers, Dit | sia oF belching of gas or eructw|eleans up—and then you fee! like|M{ scason is doubly a bargin, | sold in suits only. Special, | special, complete, each fs , who have Bi physical vigor Good rimvom your soon as the final papers were taken |tions of undigested food; no feel-| eating when you como to the table, |} Special, a r ss......3¢ | per garment ......... 38¢ ‘teint’ get one ounce of Forlslout ‘te has been living in this |img lke a lump of lead in'the stom-|and what you eat will do you| compound (in orginal sealed pack=| i111, over wince, some 16 or 17|8ch or heartburn, sick headache| good. edd 4 : Cg ha | dd Dizzi and your food will] Absolute relief from all Stomach | 2. @ these | yor hes itizen | am ‘aziness, x tae thaqudies a home ind ae thom |cea has A ERED volet Te not ferment and poison your breath| Misery is waiting for you as soon Choice of Easter into a half pint of good whiskey. PUZZLED. with nauseous odors. as you decide to take a little Dia- , le and tale a tablo- ‘ Pape’s Diapepsin costs only 60/popain. Tell your druggist that you Shrubbery ch meal ond 4+) 4 6 is not an American citi-|cents for a large case at any drug|want Papo's Diapepsin, because | sigint down not Novelties in ‘orls compound in stock he/zen, as he has sworn allegiance] store here, and will relieve thejyou want to become thoroughly |yeiil’ get it for you Im a few hours) ty another country. He is a British |most obstinate case of Indigestion |eured this time. from his wholesale house. Dont Y¢ | wubject, and before he would have|and Upset Stomach in five mln-| Remomber, if your stomach feels IC Basement jinutead of thin, Insist having the|the right to vote in this country | utes, outoforder and uncomfortable genuine Torix compound in the or-| must take ont first and second pa-| There is nothing better to take|now you can get rellef in five ia gcane, anew Om TERE igen, Gas {zom Stomach and cleanse the! minutes,