The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1912, Page 5

THE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1912. Wages or Profit sooner or later, shows its value, No man can expect to go lor very fast toward success—no woman cither—who from the headaches, the suur stomach and poor digestion, t breath and the good-for-nothing feelings which constipation and biliousness, But just learn for ¥ orhat a difference will be made by @ few doses of oe BE) 0. o. 5 : By The present of a allver spoon each| % Ae ‘ birthday to a nie until she has) ~ * " & doren, in nm present she will ap-| SOHHSHSHS ESS HEHEHE TESER OSES EOEe * A HAT FOR THE SWEET QUAINT GIRL a Ran in Rhth t Sette 8% eS edn ag wel cael Cynthia’s Answers to Many Questions 14, 1890, fell on Wednesday stands for Grand Old preciate when grown | Borax % 0 through three generations—favorably known the world over ic and always efficient family remedy is univers- . ceepted as the best preventive or corrective of disorders of the silted onee dally ; Beecham's Pillsregulate the bowels, atir the liver oeigge e ble you to get all the nourishment and blood- , | If your asparagus fern does not Klycerine 1 o2,, de coction of quassia (1 ), 15 on terminate | re tivity—enal aS ce vourtved. Assureas you try them you willknow your looks and in your increased vigor—Beecham's Pills grow, pour a \easpoonful of castor of around the roots once a wook and notice the difference in about . . a . : six weeks. Big Dividends . + 3 , - y The cultivated hyacinth ts a na t The deewione with on re wary roluete—eeposially women, tive of Persia and Asia Minor Russia ranke third among Euro} pean nations in the number of cot ton spindles. More than 8,000,000 are now being operated DO YOU KNOW? shrunk | COW LE6— KNOCK KNEE Weak anktes, break- arches, weak al curve One-piece tub dresse the washing can be easily leng ened by cutting at the waist line and inesrting a belt of the same material Old safety razor bindes are use ful in the work basket for ripping} seams and hems There ie economy in embroider Jog the initial on napkins and tow There is always the girl who looks best when she wears a quaint {¢lé This sort always get more covering for her head, Nothing i# prettier for this type of girl than [Care at the laundry and always the bat Mustrated come back when sent on a tray to 4 best. Gata ¥ creations of the jon seem to have reached an un- | sick friend | med-of height of artistic perfection, Some of them fairly jump A substitute polish for tan shoos e eye with their vivid colorings, while others appeal seductively | may be secured by rubbing shoes ir very simplicity and charming daintines This semi-poke | with a wax candle and then shining| shape of caip, with its delicately flowered chiffon facing matching the | them with a soft cloth. | =|flowered crown in elusive tinting, is noticeable for ita successful ac centuation of girtish features. tt adds a lovely finishing touch to the filmy, gave ygown so much affected by youthful wearers this season one seeUEenon eee | Are You Not Happy? “i “Why? cannot sh nights. ote pet breath, gastritia ulceration f th ‘constipation, of the # appendicitis, acute i «ill pay you to in ‘anid wee some patients fap tS EN RY AR Pas NE alr Yankee Doodle---Keep [t Up! Yankee Doodle Dandy! Just how much this modern talking machine is doing for the cause of proper a pliances are worn time. We are ape clatiets and guaran office, tee our app {fice /*, A LUNDBERG Co. 110T Third Ave. eR & (NOTICE TO READERS #| tism will never be accurately known. Certain it is that no child can hear Questions sent to The Star & physician will be taken care of & * }Panton & London Co. oe | “THE INVITING STORE” eee eee ee ee ef and reproduced as this machine reproduces them—certain it is that such pa the great songs of this country, sung as the foremost singers can sing them, ed Frugal Housewives and all those who want to make RY DOLLAR COUNT FOR MORE THAN 100 SECENTS will realize their wish in buying their needs for Fourth at the FIRST SALE OF WHITE F Women's, Misses’ and Children’s Coats, Suita, Dresses, Milli faery, Muslin Underwear, Koit Underwear, Hostery, Laces, Km ieolderies, Neckwear, Parasols, Dainty Pans, Fine Gloves, Hand fs, Belts, Hand Bags, Footwear, and so on through the whole Furnishings and Boys’ Cloth atic savings for buyers bere. Come rkable bargains in every department. ; ke better Ameri d ; SOME YOUNG FOLKS’ OPINIONS ON THE) 9<Teens on Rollers ee ee Is the Latest Wrinkle MODERN BOY AND GIRL at | e re . AK HRHERRERRRER ERRORS RHR RRR if Let the Children Vote and | The Real Living Voices Are They'll Vote for One Reproduced We suggest that you submit the matter to »u should not think of the old-time talk- achine of years ago, with their rasping, ky voices. Instead, you get a new and improved machine which reproduces the | exact voices of the singer—no rasping, no ke will put | scratching, but the clear, living, wonderful this splendid instrument in your home, and | voices of the greatest singers. If the machine $5.00 a month will pay for it—merely pin | was in another room you'd think they were money, | actually present. “TWENTY” TO “EIGHTEEN” in answer iris, spoke Dear Miss Grey “Misa Eighteen, Gravy's” attack on the prosent-centory guy with his peg-leg trousers, purple so that the young girl in narrow skirt, ra shoes ix the rule. 1 would not consider these boys and girls the rule, Of coufie,/ young men are naturally inclined to be sporty, to frolic and enjoy them-| selves, The same is true of girls, When they get older they became more sensible, and generally make good fathers and mothers. Is it got better to t jore tolerant and hope they will outa their foolish-| ness? Boys and girls were always inclined to frolic, spoon and enjoy themselves on the eve of their entrance to the cares and duties of Afe. The college chap, with his pig-leg trousers and ‘pompadour, may’bs : a very fine fellow, though he looks somewhat foolish, and nine times out and lawns heavily trimmed in laces. Unmatch- Hil of ton he turns out to be an honest, thrifty man. Don't be a pessimist, values'in the most fashionable models. Mise Kighteen.” MR. TWE. it fa White Waits at 8c | Fashionable Cream Serge Shirts $3.98 _ * } “Wyou are needing some nice ae teeta os te ee TATRA ARAMA OA AEE HAO Ae ‘oui dict whee you see i here is & choice lot to | 7ONr Yer * t th handsome models, for to $1 eae pam there is not one in the bunch ‘or long sleeves, with or that has ever been offered for peplam, buttoned back leas than $4.98 before the open. igh neck, square ing of the White Sale, and some of them are worth $7.00. found neck and V-neck vin al | here for only $2.98. s Store Will Be Closed All Day Thursday July 4th ‘Our Entire Sates Force May Celebrate. The First Sale of | White Continues Ali Day Wednesday. a vote of the children—Firecrackers or this | Talking ) sanel, Spare Ribs and f the nifty young! d also adnate powder and Ught Machine, and the children will de The which goes toward noise and sm cide enough usual amount OWE WHITE LINGERIE DRESSES $6.75 \f J Dust the kind the winsome jadies and misses will be wanting ee the Pourth. They are the kind that will help you look your ‘hest—the kind that look like $12.00 to $15.00. ‘They are made charming patterns of allover embroideries, allover embrotd- We have now made arrangements whereby these magnificent machines can be had at a lower price than was ever possible before and on terms so easy as to be unnoticed. The ma- chine shown in the picture, with 24 selections, your own choice from thousands of fine records, can now be had for $57.80, and on terms lower than you'd expect—$7.00 down and $5.00 a month. Put One in Your Own Home for the Fourth. $7.00 Down and $5.00 a Month No Extras It is & most annoying thing to| have a window stick on the screen | when It is desired to lower | window or shoot the screen/ into the alr when the window is bd %|raised, leaving the bottom part of RHR ARRERREREARP RE HRHAAA Ree ee H\ the Kash entirely unprotected A Dear Miss Grey: 1 have taken a keen Interest in your answers,|newly patented device hitches the| and especially to “Spare Ribs’ ” attack on the girls and “Miss Eighteen's"| screen to the bottom of the win-| oe dow sash and makes it a part of! Now, Miss Grey, isn’t it true that like begets like? And ff there|the window itself, permitting the} wasn't such a brisk demand for silly, Mippy, frivolous giris, from the| housewife to adjust her window) men, that there would be fewer such girls? For isn't it feminine najand her screen to sult her fa ture to be as near as possible to what the other sex admires? or the condition of the tempera I am forced to say that the girl of today acts more natural than/ture. The screen is placed on a the young man. The man thinks be isn't a man on! his breath smolis|rotier like a window shade. The lia litle like whisky, and his little hat is on the starboard side of his|roller, encased in a metal tube, ts }hend, his trousers iegs rolled well up to his kn and sucking at a/ fastened to the windowsill. With pipe, cigar or cigarette, making him appear as much like a little calf as} th r edge of the screen possible. I am a young man, and think if there ls any housecleaning to| cured to th win when be done, it had better begin at home. F. HM latter is the screen is penrcnmemnacatert ~ pulled out just enough to cover I want to say to “Miss Fo n,” the girl of high when it in low: o shake bands returns to its BELIEVES IN HOUSECLEANING AT HOME SUCCESSOR TO D. S. JOHNSTON CO, THIRD AND UNIVERSITY JULY EXCURSIONS ROUND TRIP RATE OF A FARE AND ONE-THIRD TO AND FROM ALL STATIONS ON THE (gREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY Between Which the Regular One Way Fare Is $6.00 or Less On Sale July 2,3 and 4 Good to Return July 5 Portland |_ 660. WENATCHEE and Return and Return Similar Reductions to All Intermediate Points Dear Miss Grey v8 standards, there are hundreds of readers who would like with ber Give me the old-fashioned girl, with der, who can live a clean, wholesome life. Just think what a good time The Supreme Climax of the young folks would have if they would cut the “mush” Undermuslin Bargains} Ait to our young mon and women thatthe satin toks fo ation « for ite | tt | future am glad to publish their opinions. . No K person would object to the “spooning” if it stopped __ For Wednesday | An Assortment of Garments Easily Worth $1.00 just there—but it usually | i docs not. “Miss Eighteon” Is not a pessimist Each Go at 69c but stands for a jolly, | clean life Young men's and women's vices Cmbination Suits of Corset Cover and Gravers trimmed with neat edging. This with embroidery and laces for only 69c while they last vat rats, puffs, rouge and pow Hot Weather Is Quick | To Affect the Bowels n that the Well Known Fact That Ext treme Heat Conduces to Chronic Constipation. i 4 t The diaposith to eat cold food | and indulge in iced drinks Is one} F-—- J son why constipation and OF jarrhoea is so pr jent in sum-} and there. is no time when! : should more carefully avoid) ywel disturbances, as much ser-| jous disease | directly tr nie} to these conditions, We n all} of our strength to withstand the} enervating effect of heat | To regu the bowels and quickly relleve even the most ag-| fe ke tee tt St tO te RSH A Hoy measures a girl's feolings by| Bravated ¢ of constipatl mm, th #|the attention she pays him. Now| combination. of simple laxatty my boy, take it from a woman who| 2@rb# with pepsin, known as rr knows girls well, that the more| C*ldwell’s Syrup Pep a te ly * #| truly a girl loves's man the moro] recommended by all who have} } mt - . pve’ ed ke cathartics an Phe kk wR Re RK HR! sho will try to hide it, until sho} Oye" Me vara Met oe Oaiaesil's ear M Grey—Is {t morally|learns whether or not he ie] violent purgatives, Dr. i's cake te pg bag fesoarry. after! her 4 hot he IWves! Syrup Pepsin acts Bently on he having been divorced? | If you were not so silly tryim tomach, ver and bowels, | . PaO : ; riping or other discomfort, bring Do Jou think, thet 6 Mth ovstyry play at love when you ought © y relief in an easy, natural man-| (whether college or otherwise) by our refuge homes and institutions for defective children. It takes more than merely good animals to make good mothers and fathers. In passing, let me remind those berating “rats that the greatest originators of #0 fashions 4 it to mal money The young people have my greatest sympathy, for the majority are misled by training and environment, And the young are waking up to the fact. So are also the educators of the young, and a movement x on toot whereby, if the parents will not properly teach thetr children the important questions of Iife and life issues, the school will by law impart such knowledge. With knowledge the false idea of enjoyment will pass, and frolic and pleasure be found in a normal life putts, dre ote men, and they dc ave been too long winked at, as is evidenc BO *bammer” of a value at this price | Geens, slipover and button styles, fimmed with ribbon. embroidery and Mee Don't judge these Gowns by the ‘Wiese we are quoting Lang and short Petticoats with flounce @broidery and lace. These are 4 a Yalues at the prices nam ier Drawers daintily trim ; and serviceal Se * fedpentay. #& REMARRIAGE AND ENGAGE. * as * MENT. * A Whirlwind Special in Children’s Muslin Underwear at / Many of them worth four and five times | | this amount, Hundreds of pleces con sisting of Children's Skirts, A SHARP PRICE “CRACK” IN CHINA girl of 20 can be relied upon to be doing things to fit you to live, “ It can be used with perfect loyal to her engagement when her) if you are manly enough not to vafoty by the most delicate woman | | parents are bitterly opposed to her) to hug and kiss the girl, I might arehild, and yet is equally offect-| marriage and for no vital reason? |to take her to the plenie, but Po tor ‘the attongest constitution. | MORTON. | dislike to give advice that will m Mild, pleasant to take, and Inexpen-| A.—Your question fs ambiguous./a laughing stock of you and sive, it fs the ideal family laxative It you mean, Is it moral for a dl-| Little girl oye, weansing the bowel tract thor vorced couple to ogi Caos aap 4 "" " oughly and eliminating the foreis again, certainly, If the question This Whitens Towe' matter and poisons tht irritate| Ofttimes, towels b 7 Drawers, gar mussed summer diarrhoea and restore nor mal conditions. Druggists sell Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for fifty cents a bot tle—a larger, family size costs one dollar, Get a bottle and keep it in the house; it will save many times its cost in doctor bills. A free trial bottle, postpaid, can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B, Caldwell, almost Skirts with Waists and Underslips ments that are slightly soiled and counter Hemstitched, lace and embroid- would select their mates on a dasis| Kettle and cover with cold w of true principle rather than exce¥s| Add shavings of pure white of passion, divorces would be wiped) and the juice of a lemon. Plac out. the back of the stove and allow the ‘The 20th century girl is just 8) water to gradually come to a boll. If . window display of Rail Plates, a beautiful assortment of MM) apt to remain true to her “opposed very much soiled the process may Up t Values that are truly remarkable, in many instances Hii for no vital n” engagement 48) have to be repeated. Rinse in tepid “only 5c her sister of 60 years ago. water, then in a slightly blue water| 406 Washington St., Monticello, | Along the Snohomish, Sultan, Skykomish, Icicle and ° quar" siintnhs Seheka aan Fish are Biting Wenatchee rivers, amid wild Cascade mountain scenery Take your choice Wednesday for 10¢. 3 DAILY TRAINS TO PORTLAND 3 DAILY TRAINS TO WENATCHEE 9 DAILY TRAINS TOEVERETT 4DAILY TRAINS TO VANCOUVER 3 DAILY TRAINS TO SCENIC HOT SPRINGS ery trimmed in practical styles. We want you to become better acquainted whether or not it is moral to marry land inflame, it will quickly check | pre and hang in the air to dry, Hlinois. Mohatehahalehaloheheieieelchel’ tum ars st oan ee veal pa with our Infants’ and Children’s Depart- Ti) vcother after divorce, each must do- xs rt ae ts ; THE PINK OF ment, hence this give-away” the question for himself or bh: me gray pnd price on these splendid little garments if, Personally, 1 know if people|dingy looking. Place them ig : ¥8 ME SOME AT- */ * "SHE PA dl * TENTION.” * PERFECTION FLAGS FOR THE FOURTH ; have the full quota of stars and Prices. They are all sizes, tiny cotton to the large wool laborate ones. Here are a few Values: Flags, 4x6 fect .. ‘ 4x8 feet A splendid assortment of new Flags | 890 $1.19 ei) PANTON & LONDON CO. * RII REEF Dear Miss Grey—1 am deeply tx love with a very pretty young lady, and I don’t know whether she loves me or not, although she pays ine some attention, I am 16 years old| and she is one year my junior. 1 am invited to a picnic next) week and am supposed to take a girl friend, and would like you to advine as to whether [ should aakh? her to go with me, or not. B, B. | A.—So it come to pass that My M4 Is the term you'll apply to our] dainty boxes of delicious candy The boxes are tempting and the candy is trresistible. It goes straight to the -heart of the} haughtlest beauty, the wilfulest child or the crusty old bachelor It will sw the sourest dis position and prove a joy to the good natured, Tasted it yet? HOOD'S CANDY CO.,, 1509 Pike Plate, 1329 Third Ave., Opp. P. 0. America First Descriptive literature and full particulars regarding the: special rates and the attractive resorts along the Great Northern Railway on application to City Ticket Office King Street Station Columbia and Second Actnds, ace a ow. MEL err D. T. Agt. VPhones—KIk Main 2740 UM, OP. & TA t 5000; Main 127