The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1912, Page 5

i ae ee ee, a NOTICE TO READERS Stamped and self-addressed envelopes imuat accompany re quests for local addresses and offers to help homeless chil dren, They cannot be pub- lished in the paper, * *| * | *| * * a a ln i in ila ne Ee te le Bi ly isc, Magia ouiag CITY OR COUNTRY? owt want 0 after that * * eee eRe RRR Dear Miss Grey: Tam on very friendly terms with a widow. We have talked of getting married, but she does not care to go on a garden tract in the suburbs of the city, My income hardly permits me to keep up @ house in town. In your opin. fon, ought I to make the effort to do this, or should she be willing to overcome her objections? She would not mind it if T could be with her most of the time, but my work ta Ikely to take me away more or less, Will you advise me? PERPLEXED. near neighbors t lonely In the suburbs, but ff not, and she is nervous about staying alone, I think she should not do so. She might |met @ school girl to stay when you ‘are away. While there is nothing to fear, the effect may be bad on her \f she is afraid, I think one should never attempt to hve beyond his | means, it i Seventh and Union , HELTON i appointments © centrally located an! Opposite post court; rooms cold «water and $1.00 Single. $0 Doub: SERRE EERE EEE * * |e RETAIN YOUTH * hl * (eR eR REE EER ERE Dear Misa Grey: I am a married woman and an elderly woman called on me apd one thing led to apother, and she sald | should wear nothing bat the darkest colors. She also thinks it if a disgrace to be mar. ried. Tt have been married for some time, and atm happier than ever. I have often heard people say “You look like an old married woman.” Do you think a married woman tooks any different than other women? MRS. 8. A.-Show your own Individuality ¢ most Theatre AU Week te THIRADAY, te MUREEY Poth Phones shee a\ LONDon co. ome _.. pone else to see rough | classes. The taht kind of marriage [has a broadening effect on & man’ SS 4 lor woman's mentality that shows in the face and figure. There is to reason under heaven re and happy after she fs married. a a salad gs agli WHO WAS IT? * * SERRE REEERE EEE EY Dear Mise Grey: Wil! you please — garter on ge: asa cy moe te those are apt to parare womanhood: Who was it kissed when J fell? Taught me Hfe's plea an well? aay a ee My mother, Who taught me how to make a kite? Helped me dress both morn and night? Helped me get my lessons right? ‘My sheter. Who was it loved me all these \. +, years? tin spite of faults, bad luck and fears? two through ife’s fight was always | bear? t My wite. Who Is ft hangs around my knees? | To whose future I hold the keys? Oh, God, e me capable please. Weak ankles, vreak | The right sort of care of hair and sealp requires Httle time and jis productiv: a healthy sealp cand ky, shimmery hair. Can- throx shampoos solve the problem |for wor troubled with oily, | “stringy,” manageable hair, and | are so enjoyable that shampoo day id pleasantly looked forward to. | A teaspoonful of canthrox dissoived | in a enp of hot water fs enough mix- and its regular use insures @ healthy sgilp and a wealth of beau tiful, fluffy hair. A spurmax lotion is excellent for clearing the skin of all impurities, and is so superior to powder that once used it will never be discarded. To make, dissolve 4 ounces of spur- max in % pint witch hazel (or bot water) and add 2 teaspoonfuls gly- cerine. The use of this lotion gives to any skin a charm and elegance ‘anobtainable any other way —Advt. Today’s Styles Today ° ° New Arrivals in Silk Suits, Dresses and Satin Coats These handsome garments pre- sent an array of beautiful colorings, daintily made up in the latest modes “ight and cools real necessity for summer weather. impossible to describe the different models, but you will apprecibte them when you see them. Oar Credit System allows you to make a selection now, when the stock is new and complete—and pay al your convenience, APPROPRIATE MILLINERY Trimmed Dress Hats of much beauty, in the newest shapes and distinctive to the last touch, are showh at very moderate prices, EASTERN Outfitting Co., Inc. “Seattle's Reliable Credit Store’* 1892-34 Second Av., Near Union Steam Cleaned and #160. Baakets aod Porticres Raemadie Pricon OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN | LOCoereococoooos «hy a woman should not be girlish | S4t atts oO COR OCC COO OOO OS * More Suggestions for * * That Graduation ¢ bs Gown ° = * * * graduates this year a chance to win the $10 and Star offers for the prettiest, neatest and cheapest gradua- tion gown made by the girl herself. The $10 goes to the prettiest, neat- eat and cheapest frock made by a girl who will be graduated from the university, ed seheot or business college, and $5 goes to the grammar schoo! girl, does likewise. Graduation day means girls’ dresses—dresses and flowers—fiowers and girls, and that day, at least. The dress is an im- Keep coming with your rie. Even if you haven't com. menced your dresses, send in to Cynthia Grey AT ONCE. ‘Letters to Cynthia Grey a LRP ARA SHAE AAAS RKRRAE ED ; * ‘ THE SUMMER GIAL AND HER HOSTESS * * te Reekaeekeahaee heat ata ant fofemost, don't monopolize your hostess’ time. No mat- ter how solicitous she is for your enjoyment, she hee additional care in ent . Due respect should be shown the favorite hoar she i with her husband the house Fé i : é i i only respect your hostess’ time, but make it ily rest, by quietly assuqing little tasks that of the extra trouble caused by bh outsiders in the iy her: Don't, please don't, wear your welcome out by over time. If the hostess neglects to put a time ifmit, write or 80, saying you wish to make your plans for the time after her is ended. Attention to a few little matters of etiquette Pleasant visit, with an invitation to repeat it next year. Ta RARARARARARHRARERARHRARARAA AL * PREFERS CORNER GROCER * * RERRARAHRERHHARARECHRHHKRHRKAKEE Dear Mias Grey: 1 see some of the readers claim they can buy cheaper at the public market than at the neighborhood . I grant they may buy some things cheaper, but do they know w ting? Personally, | do not care to use some of the thin; around the stalls, 1 have seen the same péople who buy stuff at the market that has been lying around In the dust for every one to handle, and to draw odors, go to the next-door butcher or grocer, where things are kept under cover, and. complain unreasonably. I find I can buy just as cheaply at the corner grocery as at the market, and can rely on the goods. * People complain of the middieman. Do they know that with very few exceptions, all the stuff sold at the market is bought of commission merchants’ HOUSEWIFR. RARER HERR LIKES THE MARKET RRR TAHA KeERHEAHER Dear Mins Grey: I think the public market is all right. All the stores care for is the people's money, but they won't stand by the people for better wages. Why don't the stores compete with the mail order prices? ONE WHO KNOWS. RAKE EAR HRA > THINKS MARKET HARMFUL ROKR Dear Grey: I would like to say that the public market doos harm to the city than it ever did good, or ever will. A woman will because she thinks she gets a bargain, and many times, when he gota home, she declares up and down she will never go there again. Because she gets inferior goods and pays dearly for them. Peo- at the market, and then, when they want « favor done, go to have things charged. Is it fair to the grocer who gives to turn around and trade at the public market when you are If the Golden Rule were used more in this world, there A READER. COCHHH OHHH OOH OOOO OOOO OO OOOS @ ° Cynthia’s Answers to Many Questions SSSSHOSCSOHSSSHOSCHCHHOOOOD “ *chivert KY Chesterton, the English author, was born in London. it * * ® * * * * * n * * * Before homemade remedies can be soid, they must be registered under the pure food and drug act. Real leather may be cleaned with warm water and castile soap. Do not saturate it. a ; The Mother Goose jingle, “Peter Piper/” is one of many medieval folk lore verses, Its origin is not known. Colorado is called the “Centennial state,” as its admittance to the}, Union was planned for July 4, 1876. It was consummated August 1, Whether an article cgn be redeomed when the ticket 1s lost depends If the family is going to buy a lot—build a house—fix up groceries, clothing or any of the needs of the family, of home women. Gerrish Bros. PIANO AND FURNITU ‘THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1912. ee Oe CUNY OE EYES * * * AT THE ORPHEUM * * * a a al a i i ee John Tillers London company of 12 pretty girls contributed the main features to the Orpheum show yes torday, their dancing act was worthy of ap Preciation, and the Harem scene tn the second half of their lavish in its stage setting. The clocklike work tp act was land and Leland, rapid fire = ite with the brush, open the new in eccentric Cirwt nightors, Nadell and Kane of. fer Hebrew comedy the Lietzel Sisters, ors, Delmore and Light entertain qn the plano with songs. Jack Coogan and Kddie Parks, dancing, pleased the Followed by trapese work- thousands PROVMEC FOR “George, I'm very much worrled The landiord says he ia golng to raise the rent,” “ta he? 1 why do you want me to worry trying to do it?—Palth more American Ask Your Doctor Is alcohol a tonic? No! Does it make the blood pure? No! tonic? Yes! Does it make the blood pure? Yes! Does i strengthen the nerves? Yes! Ask your doctor about this fam- ily medicine and learn more Then do as he says. 1.9.4)" jewel). Mas me Woman Is the Buyer Women, The Star insists low every Tuesday. You'll save money every week. Does it strengthen the nerves?) |No! Is Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a} “Just Say” HORLICK’S // MALTED MILK | The Food-drink for All Ages. | More healthful than Tea or Coffee, Agrees with the weakest digestion, and nutritious, ain “You must love him very much to save his letters.” “On, dear, that’s not love, I'm H Woman aed porta that you watch these advertisements be- saving thoxe in « promine suit ase of a breach of ZS Others are imitations the plumbing—do some house painting—buy is consulted, The Star readers are the Green Lake Station SPECIAL Dried California Peaches): 10c Per Pound Phone: Kenwood 2525 Our Commodities Are Fuel of All Kinds Building Material of Ail Kinds Fiour of All Kinds Poultry Supplies. Spokane Grain & Fuvl Co., Inc. Green Lake Station. Biggest Reliable Dealers, See Us. Phone Us—Kenwood 151, Phone Kenwood 377, /A. W. MOON SIGNS PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, WALL PAPER Painting and Paper Hanging. Interior Decorating a Spectalty, 302 E. Seventy-second Street Green Lake Station. Groen Lake @pecial sale of Trimmed Hats, 20 to 25 per cent reduction on all Trimmed Hats this week. MISS EVA MARTIN Green Lake Station A. B. Coleman, Pres. KB. Jarvis, Secy. and Treas, Sunday and Night Calle Phone Kenwood 272, c. Green Lake Transfer Co., Inc. Mata Office, Green Lake Station. MOVING, General teaming to and from the #y, dafly. Goods stored five days Phone Kenwood 426. Barn: Phone Kenwood 272. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS and Decorated China Everything for the China Decorator. VERENA J. HULETTE, Teacher. DON’T FAIL To Seo the Goods and Get the Prices at Sandstedt's Big Diaplay. 822 PIKE ST. “gave Dollars tor You" hone Main 6606, . on the pawn broker, iz i, ae mar eh 6 the unexpanded flower buds of an East India tree, which Clip this ad, OE elev jaurel in ite height and the shape of the leaves. The pte ge flowers grow in clusters. f the marble of # soda fountain, use a mixture of equal parts SF Ns Figs bicarbonate and water. Apply with sponge or cloth, rob well and cleanse with water. Rubbing the marble well once a woek with olive oll will keep it in good condition. IDEAL GROCERY Phone East 8590 Good for 10 cents with every $2.00 cash order, ox Puptis to Halrdrennt fa! Maena, curing, rt tment, the of oti Laarn nufacture write ua, Rooms 205-0 Denny Bids. Two Doors from the Times. Second 4 » Killott 4259 Green Lake Baking Co. GUSTAV WERTH, Prop. The only Stock Yeast Potato Bread made in Seattle, We furnish bread to the following grocers: West Woodland Merchandise Maple Leaf Grocery, Henry Wal- Jace, H. Schneider. PHONE BALLARD 1779. 1. M. Sawyer. Jas, Dann. Sawyer & Dann Dealers in RENTON COAL Wood, Brick, Lime, Plaster, Sand, Gravel, Cement and all Kinds of Fuel. Furniture and Piano Moving. Baggage ond Express, Phone Ballard 1965. Office, 7210 Aurora Ave. All Vegetables and Fruits Millinery Store|C. E. Cartwright GROCER 4 McGraw St. Do You Know That the McGraw St. Sanitary:Market Is the best place on Queen Anne Hill to buy the best meats and fresh fish at medium prices? Try it. Auto delivery, 8 McGraw Street, Phone Queen Anne 2596. Prices Very Reasonable. Club Rates $1.50. Phone Queen Anne 2324, Highland Dye Works Hans G. Hansen, Prop, EXPERT TAILORS Cleaners and Pressers of Ladies’ and Men's Garments, Fine Re. pairing done. Goods called for and delivered promptly. 12 W. Galer, Cor, Queen Anne Ave. WE HAVE TOLD You That we manufacture whelesome and sanitary bread. If you are not a patron, consider this logic: qual- ity is guaranteed when you pur- chase Fremont Bread. Fremont Sanitary Bakery 4450 Fremont Ave. Phone North 1881, Old Doc. Yak’s eae Beauty i nts DEAR DOCTOR: Ever since I've been wearing glasses 1 see specs before my eyes, Is it a sign of Insanity, and what can [ do for it? Answer—You can easily get rid of the spece by taking them off—then counult Corner Nineteenth and E. Marear > H ino (, Fremont District Carson Hairdressing College My |\STAR WANT ADS WEST WOODLAND rs ( Competitors} — PHARMACY windows. By watching my win@o™*| 6259 Fifth Ave. N. W. baru f econ Tree Bal. 785 Free Delivery Our prescription stock is new and complete. Our prices lees than down town. Give us a trial. This coupon is good for Se in trade at our fountain to every cus tomer briying 25c or more. J. N. JUNKEN, Prop, Ten Pounds Sugar With $1.60 order. J. S. EVANS Forty-thied and Phinney. bone North 578. Phone M. 5403, Taylor’s Studio Phone Ballard 101. RIGHT PRICES, RIGHT WORK Cali and Talk it Over. A Graduate of Illinois College of Photography 519 60th Ave. West. HIGH GRADE PORTRAITURE Lothrop Photographer 217 Walker Bidg. Buy a special advertising contract from one of our representatives. Positively no contracts sold at studio. For Groceries, Hay and Feed Three Cans Tomatoes ....... Best 20c Coffee in Town. R. W. FELTHAM Corner 70th and 7th Ave. N. W. South Park Now ts the time to get GARDEN SEEDS re See my stock and note prices, ae be age FEED * ir to the la: heas, All kinds at right pow do r. R. F. BURDIC FEED ‘ Garden Seed and = Lime, Cement and Fuel Garden Fertilizer ae Ind. Park 9. 8458 Dailas Ava.’ Bell’s Drug Store End of Ravenna Park Car Line. Prescriptions carefully compound- od. Cool Drinks and lee Cream al- ways. Call and see us. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ~ Household Goods Moved In a careful, prompt, efficient man- ner is the kind of service you desire, and is exactly our service to you. DAVID JOLLY STORAGE, PACKING, SHIPPING Phones, Main 1701, Elliott 1024 412 Union St., Seattle, Wash, W. Mortensen: Dealer in : , FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS. . Horses Bought and Sold. 8325 DALLAS AVE. Phone East 5756. We Cali and Deliver. B. ROSS The Tailor and Dye Works Remodeling of Ladies’ and Men's Beautiful R: Small Cost Because You Help We weave old carpets into beau tiful, durable rugs. We want to tell you more about our service anu the very fine articles we are making from materials which you are throwing away. Phone us, Queen Anne 2252. New Idea Rug Weaving 213 Westlake Ave. n Seattle. Garments, Fancy Dyeing and Dry Spectalty. Cleaning a All Work Guaranteed. Mens’ Suits, clean and presa. .$1.25 Ladies’ Suits, clean and press. $1.50 2356 10th Av. N., Near Miller Picture Framing—Art Supplies AT-HOME PHOTOGRAPHS Schumacher’s Art Shop PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO from their old location, at 142214 Second Ave., G. N, SCHUMACHER ii 1610 Broadway, Seattle. to 417 Union St. Bast 7252, Main 3325. Night Phone Beacon 414 E. M. BURKMAN Dealer tn Paints, Kalsomine & ‘ ALL KINDS OF SIGN WORK? 312 East Pine St. ty Corner Melrose and Pine St.) Broadway and E, Pine East 653 BRING RESUL