The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1912, Page 5

x S Reauty Talk ha Pie. Anita Norris “yf heme dody aicely Inder afew s first thing massage will > sl Tha seening of fiagers wit! tissues. thing of the f or palns fat to forn qream should } the cream t giving you a decide ling look. Rab t * a «8 the lines unt he YOUR CHILD NEEDS A PHYSIC : Tongue p of Figs” h, Liver Cross, Feverish Coated, Give “S Clean the Stor Bowels. ONLY TRIMMING AN ac See eCeoeeoeoeoee it our stom ch. ng waste mat vag | 4 Private Lessons Copy rigntea Hatis ¢ * fevers vont Singleness is 1 simple cockade A beautiful hat for a wing or Eniddale THIS WEEK ebtp with SPHSSHSOHHOOOOOSOD * Cynthia's Recipe ° - Exchange Column * POSHHOHOHOOH OOS Tell the Housekeepers no o forget their dry over night be cooking APRIL young to soak ore beans Lith. 1 find that of sod cooking un cabbage, tarnips BOTTLE peas and beans, p RICH, CREAMY MILK HARTFORD. ats, for Mrs pound of lamb and Reader gives » for cooking me ninutes os; pork meat is tough cook longer more slowly Miss Grey: Here ts the for 0 abarb mar H asked for * from el rh h alade as for oranm oranges in and tough a preserv rhubarb, one-half inch ng point, and 44 four pound a6 FEATHER * and 1912, ¢ Wrinkles!) my) [HOW A BAD TOOTH STARTED NOTABLE CAREER | Margaret A. Ha’ MWiinois of trish y was born in traction, and be-| gan teaching schoo! when a mere! silp of a girl, 16 years of age. She} taught in the Chicago schools for} 15 years / at que often the tide pebb' So it w Haley broug the Chicago teach: | A tooth is responsible for it rather the root of the toot led to walt for the dent about a higher wam John and ott that -ecin report state federa board of these compel! The mat to egurt g body to ac ed from court y resulted in over « paid yearly into treasury for the past ten years A farewell dinner will be « Miss Haley this ng i dur ent single tax campaign will be given an ¢ tunity to see her before es for the Bast ~ cee eee * NURSING HIS “STING” *) eee ee ee ee right in} might Dear joning advised him-nag and woman makes ft « « rende t 4, ambitious men. Te ett ent of April ard mony on $15 a week. He Marriage is an unmiti« not thetr frive vanioneb; tivated, ser good Miss Grey enix the young & { ma at all are ainet marriage a fe ties. ires t joula ai game or a moving ptions, What jonal agitators al or menta’ show, 1 «rant Wo F ated de readily the few exer profers ros and dis ands of just te into paragons Tho rrisge SHHTHHSHSHSH SSS SOOO SSE SES OEOESD NON UNCURLED OSTRICH ® »=« ARCK Le RR * too ooeoeoeooeoooeoe) * \* CYNTHIA GREY'S ANSWERS TO MANY QUESTIONS * * } . ee 75 half-dollar, uncireulated face. | } & Her real name} ot was t t Riverdale, N, ¥,, in 18 May 20 Rouer drydock and more shingle crowded, the gentle blivion; na self. issun in Alaska place en used In cold #t produced by « decree of cold Th grees below z« f silver, applied once a week, will A 1 per cent solution of nitrate Do not give the wart more | rem Jape me, Wis., June, 1855 a lawyer by as born at Prim rsity of Wisconsin. He is Jnothing to < other man ntil the required time to follow the livorce expires. fo with the OH, YOU SHOES! 1 know you are that [ wou nk ™ TOBACCO HEART. A Visitor”—By again acquir obacco habit it would affo: f, but the heart would be § as bad later. Old Mother Nature is very kind, and I finally regulate it ons about at 14 and TO BECOME ACQUAINTED Dear Miss Grey—I take a great At in your answors as they ap the paper, and wo as to the man about reasons go int cau . " have fail son. If your hat « 1 kinds of cripple y interested ; but on s¢ trimming 7 € : prs ak chip with a pearl gray LONESOME abit a ecentnn creatly and I tke te Children’s hospita’ their ac they lived time. I would modern condit n a would » 4d plan to ma , | it convent aman to rd and later, if she ¢ black and be ro a in good | Inte pear in your opinion I ay to | socle HELP FOR THE HELPLESS Dear Mis you plea for various “i so far an is of p me have would er Any one a broad brim. This! age may receive an uncurled ostrich Orthopedic ather ts touched | There is admittance would yuaintance, I Idered it pre them to see where even if I had the ask if, under arke pw crown and e face, wher pink and the f rose ponitively All that ny Tuesda lock The} abou is nec sary is to be th county ho’ Lat G cities, ther case it more of your case [ to tell you something more get will will WILLOWS REPAIRED dyed, cleaned an be gia definit Plumes cleaned dyed shade. MODEL MILLINERY Werk Trunk & Bag Co., Inc TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES We manufacture. our, own goods rent here in Seattle and Seo ee ae eee ibis tad: tees, {man tnat I do love and want yo to tell me what you would do. } | DILL PICKL Capitol Dye | ss! a curled. chureh, was in ation of the that she attending, and meet her in CHANGING HUSBANDS. Dear Miss Grey-—I am a m woman and have three childre |My husband earns good wages, bu | spends most of it on other women and we go without lot of things w need. He is always dressed up look like a beggar. Now I reall don't him, and have | dancing cmb, ete., the habit of ve him a cha a formal way PROGRESSIVE. is but one of the many to one from need of al } A—Yours letters that honest men«who f modern method, to age, by which they m quainted with respectable both Out of this bound to spring the “remedy |the meantime, those who have good of the masses at h but start the wheels moving right direction, Suggestions along this line are welcomed by this de partment. - | con seen lov sexes. you live PRE-NUPTIAL SHOPPING. Dear Miss Grey—Is It pro vide the money f when buying ‘ouple are mar side of the house room be? TWO RANCH GIRLS. I think it very proper for the to the shoppin for the cooking utensils them before the riled? On what exchanging one man for another for should the dir Work aa support. If you leave your hus ELE P= Te | nan to contribute band do so from principle, and have fund used for the furnishment of} Main Office and 205 North Broadway Phone Kast ast Branch Store: 28 Fifteenth Ave. North Phone East 690. | would continue to with y man. If so, it will simply mean ALBERT HANSEN PRECIOUS STONES, FINE CLEANERS JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER | SEATTLE ° ithe house be the marriage i Ae Uke the dining room on the eastern he afternoons in husband if it were not for the ot DYERS and Se rened 13 Corner First and Cherry side of the house, so as to have the *FIRST PINE -OPRPUBLICMARNET? | bs e warm weather ee ee eo Then it is cool in| Say You Saw It in The Star AT FISHER BROS. 219 MADISON ST. THE ONLY SALE WE WILL PUT ON THIS SEASON Beginning today and running for three days, we will make to your order ANY $45.00, $50.00 AND $60.00 SUIT in the house for Remember, the above special is for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day only. aD FISHER BROS. 219 Madison St. Orpheum Theatre Bidg. Dor't miss our exhibition April ay 4, at the Mamnx Food and Household PANTON & LONDON CO Second Ave., Between Spring and Seneca Streets OUR BIG : Special ‘Sale of Wash Goods s now in full swing ses where quantities last of yards ¢ supplying your needs in White Goods 40-inch fine awns and Be tistes neh Nainsook short 200 a usands opportunity pass without Flannelette inch Figured Filan kimonos, Chambray Ginshams 32-Inch Cham ngths of also ay Ging 10 to 20 yar quality, Priced for t ata yard io manu’ lengths, w yard. Sale full This low pr Muslin = fn nehes’ wide. Galateas in and plain ¢ s yard lengths. A splendid wearing and — ractical material for use the entire en APM: Yard draperies ards, worth 10c interest 1 Challis ard-wid Light P Percales erns, 36 inches stripes and A lie 1 a yard .... 020 h fine gths. e at Our Muslin Underwear Dep’t ‘Tht oor. Our stocks of Muslin Undergarments are ail fresh, clean and beautiful as a new blown rose. eral make-up of these muslins is al! desire. magnificent new, The designing and gen- that the most critical taste could Most women want most of their underclothes for hard, every- day wear, every week laundering. We are sure we can supply the re- quirements in this line as well as those who demand the daintier linger styles and designs. You will find our new Third Floor, with its all new stocks of Infants’ Wear, Corsets and Undermuslins, a very pleasant place to do your shop- ping in these lines. Heavy pile rugs on the floor, plenty of light and ventilation. Kindly note the following specials and visit the Third Floor tomorrow. Muslin Drawers| Corset Covers 15c 19¢c Women’s Muslin seek quality and finist itterent wtyles of worth 25¢ to 690 rows of tucks values. Special Tuesday sale Tuesday all day at _ Other Garments Up to $5.00 a first class stock $ 007 STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Drawers, good Twenty several Corset Reg Covers, each, on Combination Suits 49c Trimmed with several rows of lace and insertion wide beading Extra wel made, Worth $1.00 Special Tuesday all 49c day at ht expect in ot binations, Skirts, pric ludes eve ig you ins in such garmen r ina t Covers, Gowns adual rise of