The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1912, Page 5

STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1912. 5 ACADEM ik Near & iPr, iwwem 82 NEWS OF ‘SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS sxx | SW A N S ON forgotten, or want for company. Hie atore is located Ina “Mat” building, @©@@@CCOCOOOO® . , and even the man he rents from trades at the public market + 2 . Letters to Cynthia Grey ee ag oe p > an honest lving. It seeme to me te be one of the most unfair Exchange Column institutions we have. 1 would like to t what other re «IM. @COCCOC COCO OOOS iii ii ee ee ee FRITZ |, Jf Busy Housewife” will put a * * « rut 6 corn starch in her custard OUR THOUGHTS MAKE US |" Heth rm starch in her cus 000060000050 00000F5065 F068 ope It will keep them from fall at) oe Just Primtors oe ccccnnnnccncnanannnnnnne Me ba setae ey er Iota THIRD AVENUE | The most attractive thing in the young fw youth, Bright, happy. in-| *” WHEN SHE READS HER GRADUATING ESSAY Ok Wiis Seseon ot tasting. ab bak nocent youth, bubbling over with merriment; thoughtful with new-born | a yom see it ie the Se ee ‘ i i 1043 IND. $200 | Meas; redolent with tho casence of—Just youth COOH H OE EEOE HHO OO EHS OO OEE rr ree tne tian the orn f f I e MAIN _____———— | ___ Has no one told the young girl who hax recourse to the rougepot Sai | milk? ecru u bre 7 — that her face ia the reflection of her thoughts; that paint and powder de : ’ x face her youthfulness; that they do not supply the lack that leads her one; y ‘ As #0 many do not understand) to the use of them? Edward Young has tersely sald ” . the use of Western flour in bread Rae | making, J am i pel yemies are pygmies still, though perch’d on Alps ay guaranteed by one of my re Ave pyramids are pyramids in vales * CYNTHIA GREY 9 Each man*makes his own stature, builds himself. : The da Virtue alone outbutlds the pyramids . mk one cake of Magic yeast in 4 « : & soak one cake of Magic yeas! a ny account of high rents and disagreement with the Jandlor Her monuments shall last when Egypt's tall.” J lite water for two or three hours.| ee a ee eee nee , two or three medium sized po-| 1 wish avery girl would try for just one year the beautifying eft é > mash then or put) of pure mentality on her face and body. Regin with a mental garre through a coland ta) cleaning, At firet the dust will fly, and the skin will ahow it, bat as x . of water, or more, if you wish to | beautiful and useful thing are stored In thix garret, the alr will become] | : aa iaate move bre a orner ar e | eweet and pure, and the reflection will show in the very shade and tex- “ a of sugar © of salt, and the y | } | ture of the face and body. All incorrect thinking is detrimental; all "7 - Let stand over night, Do not put] right thinking ts good, . wand flour, shortening or milk in it, ar} before you wish to bake,| we are compelled to move on June Lat to the “eee > it will sour it. Next morning warm We have rented 4,200 square feet in Corner Market, facing First CRRA RR RRRRRR ERE ERA $3 “ : your flour and yenst water. Divide|f| avenue and Pike street, on the second floor, where we will open up aa . . j 3 flour so as to have part of the} a . : dak pita) dmdatiae ud dubine Wanner ; warm to. add when. you mix.|f !iiimense stock of goods and sell at cut rate prices as heretofore * 1 ® When it t# mixed, set it aside toll Until we do move we will make special rates to our customers #0 a8 eee eee een ee eee eee eee eee : 4 a rise; then wm into loaves, Jet “i . f Dear Miss Grey: In answer to the letter that is open to the public, he A rise and " f the yeast |q t@ dispose of the present stock to make room for our new purchases. the public market helps (0 keep down the prices, and the storekeepers - ‘e s water should be pr to start We are run by the wholesalers, In lots of cases the storekeepers don't care : next time. The » New D ‘AL WAR | *out the people. It is the money they want. If he were interested, he + 5: 6 omer,” was sent Mrs. KR he superior court; the case is ready for the May term of the supreme "ATE DENT would try to get better labor conditions and wages She ways it im fing court, but the trust has been waiting to file the case so that {t could ID THING FOR If the people were wise, they would start a co-operative store, a store 4 ; for and by the people, the dividends comin& back to the people. | “' ; come up in the May term, and are holding back so that St will THE PEOPLE ‘Thanking you for space in your valuable paper, ON THE SPOT. | ; : EXPERT TO PROBE not be reached until the October term. In the meantime we propose 1 de net compete with cheap di Sou : i ; ta work, Dut with the high priced Dear Miss Grey: The question comes up: “Is the public market a] | ‘ P 3 . NEW SYSTEM 0 serve the people and to divide profits with them. Combine, on 4 « work. | benefit or a detriment to the growth of this city? . nag a a Gor halt ther price. My offices have! Thave & fiend in the Grdsery beitioes tn the eudurbe, who carries & 2 ; nt the meeting of Ge now 1 have copies of the brief of respondent in Fisher Flouring Mills Deen located in the Uston Block, et! ting assortment—in fact, almost anything you can get downtown, He band prmemyrcthar Hgmg ay aft ‘ompany, appellant, vs, C. A, Swanson, respondent, for distribution that most of his customers who ha charge” accounts buy ze - ee ns feet» 2a i B A I, myself, took charge of th only such articles as are inconvenient to got at the market, such as milk, a ee Lr Fong og ph aged Any person destring to read it can have one for the asking. fees July 16th, 2001, when the « cream, bread, ete, for which the grocer pays cash, The customer takes Pe pe a: hire ved ee a g C. A. SWANSON, fices afforded practice enough for! ready money to the public market and pays cash, but [f be is in a hurry, 4 *, in the omen d sted Le " Stall 219, Weetiak Mi ome dentiat, and today r # unexpected company, he hastens to the neighboring grocery and f . “ Wellowien the ’ a , Westlake Market. tarelve dentines (© sry patlon'*® |agks for good goods as cheaply “on time” as he pays for inferior goods ‘ea . oka yg le hn My large practice, acquired by I" ys at the market for cash ber a8 due) defeated the Fisher Flouring Mills Company and Trust in gareful methods and & guaran He also says scarcely a Sunday passes but from six to twelve persons Alngllhong arene Pilg oe You can always depend on SWANGON’S PRIDE BUTTER, full feed, was what brought the josloury.| eat} at his home and ask that he go to the store for something they have - . gary and wrath of the State Dentat | — rate een. aon ignite nw +e tat: cctnaeettbenae A od sg . resents interests concerned in th weight, churned daily. Gambine upon me; they refused me| A FEW DIAPEPSIN CURE A GASSY, , ! yi plans, ns SWANSON’S PRIDE COFFEE, steel cut and chaffiess, 1 and 2 Peers end examined § me on UPSET STOMACH IN FIVE MINUTES of Z NEW BUILDING saciid Wines . | ollpaer shah a NN 3 oe “4 A two-story building will be erect Dental scionge ant ins mannetgne| Lf You Could Eat a Few of These Now All Indigestion, i A ed at the corner of Peurth 6v. & dl gg ng Sourness, Heartburn and Dyspepsia Would Vanish oo ‘ James st. work to start imme del have the Work of drawing up the plana Id not be de _ Wg Rb he great volume my offices 4 ot ee ee ad SS SE ee Siiscinet ts erecr 10. make} PAPE et MAY IRWIN WANTS SKCOND AVE. BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA. IN ORDER TO LEARN sim HAs i = $ . ANNED TO HEDUC mn my guarentee is Ba 0 a an ® 4 : mW WAY, years of success ; f “THE INVITING STORE” Mae Attend This Great Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when Hor ‘to - ait the r Sale of Garden -Time and stubborn lamps; your head While The Star prizes of $10 and $5 are for the prettiest, neatest ene door south of my offices,| aches and you feel sick and miserable, that's when you realize the magic! and cheapest graduating gown made by a 1912 ect girl graduate, in Pape’s Diapepsin. It makes such misery vanish in five minutes. and the above frock is slightly elaborate, it will serve for an excel- mothe o 4 If your stomach is in a continuous revolt—-if you can’t get It regu-| lent model. , Oe | lated, please, for your sake, try Diapepsin. It's #0 neediess to bave a The skirt has the effect of an overskirt. This comes from the |!» 1) changed and May Irwin reads bad stomach—make your next meal a favorite food meal, then take @) arrangement of a narrower flounce, laced together on the side with | [0° in NOE Sey diets “and re Oa ° ee a bs i Leading Dentist | little Diapepsin. There will not be any distrese—eat without fear. It's| ribbon. it is very pretty reprodaced tn plain organdie, or Persian fesse fo Inugh that big, hearty In the Hardware Department, which forms a promi- : | pecause Pape’s Diapepsin “really does” regulate weak, out-of-order stom-| lawn laugh of hers, because,” forecot, 1M nent part of our great Basement Bazaar. Garden needfuls 713 First Avenue achs that gives it its millions of sales annually Send your names in, girls, if fou Want to win the $10 or $5 Star | “uehter saerha akiih hi ‘ : Union Block. Get a large fifty-cant case of Pape’s Diapepsin from any drug store.| prizes, Direct all letters to Cynthia Gary. Just say you wish to enter |), "vain and ane admits that she is |i »sorbing topic at this season of the year. It is our moet Benth of the Postal T: It is the quickest, surest stomach relief and cure known. It acts almost | the contest, and give your name (day, shamed to look a scaie in the face. | endeavor to supply your needs in this line at a lower price a | . r d pleasant preparation which | ‘ BASS PRR | The secret ix that Mins Irwin has ps PP!) : sah a line P TEE Gecple wie coe”! tate bokce pty wtrenpwory nme _ ” ——— the pviating bug. If bas it her —quality considered. Come Thursday with your tape line if ne ro! oem q rd hat she ia willin ome J a jor people who work. t tcl csabtssreedicacnees SiS SPR re ae rt Mak RL : ee t almost anything for the sake and keenest scrutiny. Test these extraordinary values and CYNTHIA'S ANSWER® TO" MANY QUESTIONS * while in the basement take a look at the snappy new styles 4 * : L in Shoes and also the pretty Wash Goods on the north aisle. Pe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee tamnous, “a Read the following attractive convincing bargains for July 18 and Aggust §, 1883, both fall on Wednesday. and offers Miss Hamilton a prize Thursday : re bonus if she can rid Miss Irwin of a o-croie alias To remove scorch, apply perowde kind sun well. SPN cise a prise te ies Masel $1.49 ROLL. a eromae i : Made of the best galvanized wire, Cerise is a popular color for trmriithg this «pring and summer, fifty pounds. id to hexagon mesh, 3 feet high, 156 i exe have written end running feet to the roll. Special ar et - 4, as I hav : p rice for Th: In 1910 there were 280,240,643_chit%ens on the farms in the United ae reduet . OF a Shiv, pega 4 States. iton, I want you to see her and saisiceaiasihnali pes out if there is any hope for > S" «\ KEN LINE HOSE $1.99, Com- Washington's first inauguration was in New York, the second in] Yyieq Hamilton, from her office, PLETE. See . Seotrat seaiiain : This {s a thorough reliab? 406 UNION ST. ‘ . _ Philadelphia 20044. tn the Central Bank building: V/g\ Green Line, Hose and you weet . Miss Irwin's challenge. have no. fegr as to its wearing Run toothpicks through onions before putting them on to cook and| See Nmlet wials qualities; 25 feet heavy ply quality | Big Four-Day Suit Special— x hh es uN they will not fall apart en one hundred f pounds i . viiee sian 39 * * Margaret Anglin was born at Ottawa, Canada, 1876. Her real name] fp)", Sane LAWN MOW! 50 fect of is Mrs. Howard Hull aloes $5.00 LAWN MOWERS 83.49 et of Green Line Hose com- plet 7 * deal. I have enjoyed This is an especially strong 4-| Pal Phare Of TS value, ze : 19 ‘ " t po ood laughs at her comedy than I piad ower, “ r , +e No matter how long a foreigner liven in this country, he fs not a] food laughs st her comedy that TI wiade Lawn Mower, day .... $3. + a c 7 til he take out his naturalization papers. and if she will allow m to show Mable” brand. We fully guaran- citizen until SPADES 500 denpaisntiiatil her how to reduce I shall consider ft tee them to give satisfaction.| sonia Cast declan aed Pri A pyar In the state of Washington, a couple getting a marriage license] 4” bonor to show her just how I Worth $5.00 in either 12 or 14-tn. | w: handles; worth ‘ ' 4 must bave a witness who knows them, The license ts published tn the] "si.5 tamtiton has written to Miss|f— sizes. Thursday, oc: 59c suv Irwin, making such an offer special wenn cobb - — ~ and is + ole ge | ry : - y = her —— SSe GARDEN RAKE r i I ffer fi ft he friends of the little Calendar : ‘ te We are making this great offer for the next four : 5 The “National Women’s LifeSaving league” has for tts purpose tol On fry°nas oe ae aaah : {The Belmont” | 13-tooth Garden days of May. Our big stock of the best of fabrics is ; courage interest Gnd prove Jency in swimming by women and] Saitic ‘ ‘in favor] [The old reltable brand with which| Rake ine reguiar gsc 946 More complete than ever t: Caras ind litesaving, by the holding of annual competitions fo nud per package: spe- 3 G medals, prizes and the like. Also to encourage and advocate simplicity pet package, spe-| May's Garden Seeds, a large va . and swimming costumes day only we price them, 5c ‘ OG, tor 25¢ Suits to your own measure on superb lines, Wed- and rationalism in bathing 6 . g to Build? Limit, 3 packages to a customer.| 8 packages for Resday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday— | otk te ete otek tet te te we ee tee] 80 f0 school? Shall I ask outright} PTREATEEGRS Snatch’ s/ouc?” “" "5 © SS. SX" lt Whom Do You PayRent te? |} Rug, Carpet and Drapery : ‘ A.—It depends altogether on the ** 4 / +24» S Sag ot the “Boattle lcage. If you are a little girl or boy If you own a lot we will build DEPARTMENT iNet Di Nursery,” Ninth and Spring | they had thought of taking to ratse,| ff on {t, and furnish plans d Fourth Floor. As [Day Nursery.” Niablishment. of {it would be all right to ask thelr In-| sooney. if you don't, we will [| Beautiful new stocks have been coming in during the last Hee ed to tis at. Bastlake and/tentions; but {f you are grown, or its. eo ten days and buying is now beginning in earnest. When you | Harri jon, whieh yesterday had ftaj|nearly #o, and have a home or ee ee ee come to this department to buy those beautiful Curtain Ends now j larrigon, whien The. large, airy|means of support, do not mention|§{ have some DANDIFS. We have on sale don’t ct the opportunity to look at the extensive ‘ [« pis pe nee but artistically fur-|it. I do not think it wise to stay|f}a large number of plans to se stocks of Rugs, Draperies, ete. ¥ | jouse, # pt yi 1 o a » > \e ‘ol o1 vill draft others to | he 200 via-| with friends so long unless you dc lect from, or wil ‘ |nished, pleased all of th - “ j coe el) 7 retu eo our ideas, whether a Sas o ‘tendance, many of whom| something to help them in return,|f meet you nas, whe | jitors in attmthers of the children| or pay board—unless they are tak-|§| COTTAGE or a CASTLE fisome Curcain q Cc 5 | } | newly a Y n 1% to 1%-yard lengths. ENGLISH WORSTEDS oA REL eee ee eed Mri, Geo, blak t tee we ee eee eee HI The Seattle Building [§ ties ate wucth Gene te | Cotterill, Mrs. Austin Griffiths, Mrs.) @ MORE ABOUT TURKEYS. * 00 a pair. All fine imported French goods In Tan, Gray and Brown M. B. Augustine and Mrs. Martha|¢e ete kt kkk ke ee *| & Investment Co. samples submitted to agents in this coun- 5 : . ht & “ roured te iated by six en Gre o 16) 727 Northern Bank Bidg. try for selection, These beautiful goods have gaye Blue, Black and White French Serges et d yun ‘pout | fenion Guilt.” | eroabag tata? ehowl Ge scnteae | . ’ ot hd ce E . young women of the “Junior “Turkey Raiser” about the spots on} Main 1667, been going all day like “Hot Cakes." When The AMERICAN TAILOR way is behind wef The house and grounds are ideall the livers of his fowl. 1 am sure| icky, indeed, In securing them, but the beet ie every garment. The t a f Sh ih ti is th ‘ for the purpose, The nine large) the cause ts blackhead. This is al —— — — of it is we are giving our patrons all the tm rif t 1e best of Skinner’s satin is the ‘ rooms are all well ventilated, sun-| misnomer, and ix misleading, as benefits of thie fortunate deal. Come BG Only lining that we use. A positive guarantee of fit, f ny, and thoroughly sanitary. The! many believe that a darkened head j and select them at, each c Workmanship and satisfaction is given with all of second floor will be used for the] exists in the disease. It is known FINE EMBROIDERED Our work. “ 4 dormitories. Ten white nursery|ag iver disease, infectious-entvo- Tatas rh CURTAIN ENDS, EACH 39c iron beds have been given, and|hoptatis (Smith) and turkey.afl % ote named for the donors It Is contagious, and is character The working mothers are warm-lized by ring-shaped areas of mortl shirtwaists, collars, fichus, kimonos, ete. Worth up to $15.00 per During These Four Days ; ; iy requested to bring their bables tol fleation (necrosis) in the liver, and Datr in fuil curtains. ‘The ends are 39¢ We'll : the nursery for care during the| more or leas stoppage of the blind : on sale at, each Ap ows eoaide ell Make Long Coats | Gay. ‘Those who cannot pay are as|intestinal pouches with cheesy ma RE From Th |welcome as those who can. Thél terial. ‘The cause appears to spread 3 ese Same Mate- attendants are ‘experts in caring|by-the droppings, and by eggs used| (” : } |for children, Call up East 1091 if}fer hatching. It has been pointed you care to send your children out by Cole and Hadley of the Sheeta with the| 50 ds Mo M , Heme R. 1. experiment station 1 - yved seams. | Galateas, wortlt In full fe kkk KAI tH tte tt AK AOK vony young poults that have NREL Spectd 5 yard. These Koods Be Sure That You Take Advantage of This Four-Day Special Offer &% A POINT INETIQUETTE %|pazently recovered go on very welll; EP NS tie the best quality, 2 tee dete te tote 8 tok ke tote tote te} until the fattening season, then die.| , Brot Haber tt ¥. ted 8c 0 | ‘They are so finely embroide on fine nainsooks, lawns, serims, ete. that a great many of them are reversible. Dear Miss Grey: 1 am very NYP Some producers claim that over-| thankful for the valuable informa-| feeding with corn produces black-| dine a tion I have-recetved from your coly jwad, but It does not produce it, nat 80x40-inch Crib Blankets for t in blue and pink grounds umn, and I have a problem I vis-| kills the turkey already diseased. | In Bo Peep, «idy Bear and other nursery patterns. American Ladies ailors ited some peonte tn Seale ing wo ke Soar ee LY POUCTO | sesiecen M8 come and stay with them and go té| misunderstanding HARRY > Grent System Tonte, school this year, but they"have ney-| A.—I thank you in the name of| AN Drug Stores 406 UNION STREET. er mentioned it since I came homéf| thé readers who wish to know! o t ttles | PANTON & LONDON CO In the last letter they asked me t@|atiout turkey feeding, and ast i é mde Ro CERRO WE a: AC come for the Potlatch, but not té) Ike to read the full instructions.