The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1912, Page 5

sun - 8M Park, Manage: Weshington Agency ~ Wm. Radam’s Microbe Killer Co. | |ER MARA KRRRRR RHA eRHAAA RAHA Wholesale and Retail / s WANTS TO MARRY HER SISTER'S HUSBAND * : * Stal! 14, Sanitary Public Market, Seattle, Wash, ee ee ee ee | ‘ a " Dear Miss Grey: 1 am in love with my sister's husband, We want |] OL Bottle, Price $1.00 1-Cal, Jug, Price $3.00 to got married, My sister has told me she would ike to leave him if in . it could be déne respectably, Wo ible? Would it wry FOR SHIPPING it is neatly and securely packed in [} gomipt ” “me Teapectably. Would It be possibian | Wanld it sause A.—-Your letter is short, and you do not say much, How can you ‘Cases of two jugs or six bottles—the price being $6.00 per a K iste said. Mail Ord on such & subject? It ty abort, but volumes are to be read between the ase, respectively xpress charges prepar Mail Orders lines. The wife, your sister, wants to leave her husband, and you Fs. prompt attention, Terms cash with order, want to marry him, but fear censure of the public. receive promp' | My r would ke to leave him ld your sister have come jto this « lusion had you not encouraged the attention of her hus ers band? Would she want to leave him if you had been true to her, and had shown her husband that he had simply taken a fancy to you that was nothing to the love for his wife? If you had shown up her best qualities, and that his (rue happiness lies with his wife, and that you would never consent to come between them? It ie not too late yet for you to see that a man who can leave one sister (to whom he is married) for another, is Mkely to do the same to you the next time he is attracted to a pretty face or personalit There is one law that never faila—"As ye mete, so shall it be measured to you again, pressed down and running over,” and just as surely as you measure out disloyalty, so it will come back to you--not necessarily in the next world, but right here. If you won't do right for your sister's sake, do it for your own self-protection. “4 TRAVEL ON THE “MILWAUKEE” BETWEEN Seattle and Grays Harbor SIMA E SERAPH EERE ‘Trains leave Seattle 7:20 A. M. and 4:90 P. M. * A WHAT DO YOU THINK OF. & Por particulars regarding fares and train service, call on or address CITY TICKET OFFICE * aon ‘ Second and Cherry, or Jackson St. Union Station Ticket KARR ERE Office, Dear Miss Grey. I am a young man, 18, and would like to know something that would make me| Do you think he ts sincere in his beautiful. Now I don't want you/ attentions, and can I ever believe = |to think that Iam stuck on myself,|/bim again? I am sorely tn need | but you will perhaps know of som of advice. PERPLEXED, thing that would soften the skin} A-—The young man was certaln- and add to one's looks. ly not very thoughtful of your com. | If you will kindly anewer }fort, and I should not kindly at | will be many, many times obliged |te to save him time again; but P to you. Thanking you, W. {.L. L. | nee to it that he comes to the home | Ae-T am really afraid to recom-|next time And, if be is unneces mend a cream for fear it will make sarily late again, drop him, ’ s the hair grow on your face, Our Drummers Re NOTICE TO READERS meet him at the dock, At the ap- potnted time I was there; but he did not show up; I waited for the next boat, but he did not come. That afternoon he came out, and sald it rained at his house, and he thought I would not come, It did not rain at my house. Ladies, take the elevator and save $10 to $15 me I --' THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1912. RICH WOMAN MAKES AND WEARS THIS TWO. This “The | na plece, of blug, and only cost Mra. Ninan Wileox Putnam, |of the rich publisher of New York, who made it and wears it parasitic woman, DOLLAR GOWN—COULD YOU? TWO VIEWS OF MRS. PUTNAM'S $2 GOWN. frown in made in one , brocaded raw silk $2, according to wife To demonstrate how simple it is to make such a gown as seen, she takes a piece of cloth 62 inches wide, just double the length from the neck to the Instep, sew up the sides, make @ slip just large enough curse of civilization is the for t head and arms to go says Mre, Put 1. hems up the bottom, and ‘and the adoption of the drews ts finished and ready to Sample Suits, Coats SERRE EERE RE RE * « ® QUESTION EQUAL TO “HOW # \* OLD IS ANNI" 7 * All letters cannot be an ® % sWored in the paper, ané many *® *® are without name or address. # jsimple, cheap and beautiful gar ment will give women a freedom |that they have not had since wom. en were the governing power in wear. As it meets with all the re- quirements of beauty, economy and hygiene, it suite her as well as any of the higher priced gowns she bas A complete line of Fall and Winter “Suits for ladies and misses. All values up to $27.50 9 reduced for Saturday and Mon- day to- $24.50 ALTERATIONS FREE, These suits are from blue and black serges, brown tweeds and novelties. Mostly plain tailored mannish models, Some are fancy cut- made up BUY ON CREDIT. Pay down what you can and then g Union Made Suits Men’s . | * A stamped, self-addressed en- * (eee ee Re ee eee ee eee * Velope always brings « prompt > in her wardrobe. and Dresses the primitive world,” Dear Mies Grey: Up on Cilover|*® Teply CYNTHIA GREY, | = es o— SEE, i ii o pre Is & row of a | * # | have a good time n't answer, tended the dance alone, and #0 per-| ‘Will certainly pleese you AND es angio fy al oo r Hm BONE ee ey for] didn't know what to say. Now, | mitted the boy to see me ho "On| ° . PRICES WILL SUR- | trimmed and one-half is rotten, But! - Mins Grey, I am not a flirt, and Bev-|the car he got very fresh and Blue Serge, black worsteds, ‘ PRISE YOU | they are good. for sauce, Now, ** *®&*&& * ee Wk ee eww er even notice conductors, OF Any |tempted to kine me several tim ue Serge, black worsteds, gray, some say that on both sides of the * * else. Bball I report bim if he)} jove him dearly and could not re blue and brown tweeds and cheviots. fe |water for 50 feet belongs to the * OION'T KNOW WHAT TO GAY #| rays anything like that again? My | sist the temptation, | : Hee $18.50 $30 When you buy Drummers’ jelty, and no one can pick the fruit.) * & sinter says the conductors are all et-) Now, Miss Grey, I am a beautiful | New box backs. $18.50 to $30 suits Samples you not only get the Then, all at once some hog will|**** * ee ke ht th & ww ting too “fresh” lutely, She is older) pjonde and only 16. What would|f for young men, $14 to $18. Suits for : ’ spring up and say ft belongs to} Dear Miss Grey: I am a young ‘ban I. DORIS. | you have done in my place? Ege, & Fall $15 finest and best materials, but him, and that he or she has bought/| girl and work downtown, and the A+-If this man speaks in that BEAUTY. boys, $4.75 to $8 all coats to S manner to you again, tell him if be| 4 ~—1 don't see how you could ever darés speak to you or any other | expect any different treatment from girl im that way, you will report him. the poy when you attended the Your sister's assertion is very broad,/ dance slone. You gave him a for I happen to meet @ great many | chance to think you that kind of a conductors who are very manly fel-| girl Girle who love so dearly on lows. There are, no doubt, men sight that they cannot resist being | among them aa you describe, a%| kissed in a public car, should be} there are in all classes, but do not | put in the reform school. To tell include all. Report those who/the truth, you would have been very | really need i, but be very sure/ much disappointed if he had not at-| firnt. tempted+to kiss you. It’s time for| & change in your style of girl. SORE A Ae HAA HEHH may not know how you are looked ® upon, but you do know enough to behave yourself it of the city, Will you please fod | other night, when I weet home on out, and answer at once? | the car, when I pald my fare, the A READER. |conductor asked me if I wouldn't A.—-Don't you think you could get) meet him after work. He said he linformation quicker from the city,/ got off at 11 p.m. He aald we'd tor county authorities? Honest to a ——- goodness, cross my heart and body,} lam not a mind reager, | you get exceptionally elegant $27.50. Open Saturdays until 10 p. m. workmanship The Best on Earth— Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop 500 Arcade Bldg. Take Elevator VEGETABLE NDERWEAR AND H k. Comte RENEE RE SESE EEE EMS z } # ASKED HER TO GO * niaaas * TO STEILACOOM * * * ee ee Dear Miss Grey: 1 am exceed ingly puzzled over the conduct of & certain young man of my ac quaintance. He asked me to go to! Steilacoom with him. To save him! tan hour's time I kindly offered to! COVEY Wrr wast LAUNDRY Co. reasing * ‘ *® WHAT COULD SHE EXPECT? & thelr plant ¢ * RHEE are { equip them better and best estabiiened wet company In town “M. C,H: You sent stamps bat Dear Mise Grey: While attend-|no address. 1 will gladly help you ing a public dance, I became ac-|if you will send it quainted with a young maf, I at CYNTHIA GREY. R E wash STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS q —PLEASE NOTE —That we have made 2 slight change “eoweonsm== ECONOMMEeS for Plain People In the New Ownership Sale Women’s and Misses’ New Tailored Suits $22 —A variety of 1 and navy. The coats are plain square cut sacks and two-button cutaways. a few have The skirts —FOR THE FORTUNATE STOUT—We have provided neat dark tweed effects in well tailored, up-to-date Suits, in sizes 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, —A good many serges also. Economies Presented in This Sale unfortunately for you, do not happen often enough, nor does the occasion for their continuance last long enough. The important thing for you to realize is that © —This change is for technical commercial purposes only. Good Outing Flannel at 8c Yard Stone-Fisher Co. price 12%c. the opportunity is here now and won't be here for long. Good Bedding Supplies —81x90 Bleached Imperial Sheets, made from a good qual- ity of full width sheeting, finished with a 3-inch hem. Each Outing Flanvel in stripes, plaids and checks, One full yard wide, which will cut to better advantage than the Staple Dress Ginghams 12:c Yard Stone-Fisher Co. price 15c. aterials, serges, diagonals, worsteds, cheviots and a few fancy mixtures in colors of black, brown Most of the collars and cuffs are plain, aid velvet collars; seams are both plain stitch and welt; all lined with Skinner's satin plain. Bought to sell for $27.50, going at. Stone-Fisher Co. price 60c. —0-inch Linen Sheeting, good heavy quality and war- ranted ali pure Irish Line lies’ suit- ing. A yard. 1.00 $ Stone-Fisher Co. price $1.25. _—Bates’ Seersucker Gingham,-in plains, stripes, plains with small white fleck, and all the different stripes, for Misses, right from the full uncut bolts; a yard....12%¢ Lina Dress Goods 15c Yard Stone-Fisher Co. price 25c. —Our Flyer Pillows, covered with fancy art feather proof ticking and filled with good clean steam cured, odorless feathers. CR amy ew viehakines ++. 65¢ $35 CCH, cpecrcrvrevecccecence es shaveres Stone-Fisher Co, price 5c. Curtain Goods Repriced Lingerie Waists Repriced Jrish_ Linen Table Cloths French Lina, 46 inches wide; a special substitute for linen; comes in browns, tans, blues and old rose. | The Punjab Percales 12:c Yard Stone-Fisher Co. price 15c. Punjab Percales, full 36 inches wide, in blues, blacks, -Srays and all the light shirting patterns, in stripes, dots and figures. Novelty Wash Goods 29c a Yard Oc, 75¢ and $1.25 Stone-Fisher Co. prices 39c, —Silk and cotton Novelty Wash Goods in some of the latest styles and colorings; this group includes 40-inch + Ratine Lenosette, Tussah Bouquet and Brandnu Silk. Silk Waists Reduced to $2.00 —Chiffon and Messaline Silk Waists over China silk ground, with embroidered fronts and allover lace yokes, and colors of black and navy make choice waists, former Sales price $3.50. Stone-Fisher Co. prices $6.09 and $7.00. Silk Waists in black messaline and taffeta, in plain and Plaid patterns, and colors of navy, black, electric and 7 Striped, former sales price $3.00, Stone-Fisher Co; prices $5.00, $6.00 and $6.50. a h pile Axminater Rugs, large range of | Patterns; size 9x12, at $16.50 Rugs; size 7-6x9, at $6.95 Stone-Fisher —Hat — Tapestry Brussels | Hat Pins 10c Co. 26e and 60c, Ping in large as- sortment, with various —The Third Floor has remarkable values in store for all. —Stnfast Drapery, dainty designs Stone-Fisher Co. prices 65¢ 4 —Plain Japanese Silks for overdrapes; all colors ....50¢ Stone-Fisher Co. price 75c. R Fancy Figured Kimono Silks ....... peveveneces . 65¢ Stone-Fisher prices $1.00 and $1.25, —Fancy Double Border Voile Ser 40 inches wide, ex- quisite patterns, at .. Stone-Fisher Co. Plain Voile Scrims, soft finish Stone-Fisher Co, price 35c. .20¢ —Fancy Single or Double Border Serims ..........15¢ Stone-Fisher Co. price 25c. —50-inch English Tapestry Stone-Fisher Co. price $1.50, —50-inch Gordon Reps, all colors .... Stone-Fisher Co. price 65c. Women’s Dress Skirts $2.00 Stone-Fisher Co. price $9.50. —The former sale price has been $4.50, but as long as they last, now at $3.00. Voiles, Serges and Panamas, in black, navy, y, cream and checks. ~-Many good values remain for someone. ‘The styles are good but many waists are slightly soiled, which does not affect their wearing qualities —Ahput 50 Silk, Net and Lingerie Waists, all kinds, but every one a good waist; small sizes only $2.00 Stone-Fisher Co. price $10.00, Tailored and Shirt Style Waists, all tucked, no embroid- ery, with soft and tailored collars; medium and large sizes onl Whey are reduced from the former sale’s price of $1.00 ..... 50¢ ef 2.50, Stone-Fisher Co. price - erie and Linene Wai sli now. $4 ts, plain tailored and fancy; Taffeta Petticoats $3.00 Stone-Fisher price $6.50 and $7.50. —All good grade heavy material, in pink, white, corn, light and dark tan -—-Satin and Moire Petticoats; all black, with deep flounces, both tucked and pleated, with heavy dust ruffles... Stone-Fisher Co, price $2.50. ~-Heatherbloom and Sateen Petti The lot consists of black, brown, gray and navy deep , tucked flounces, with dust ruffles .. anace -75¢ Stone-Fisher Co. prices $1.50 and $2.00, ats. colors ; price Beme-Fisher Co. price | Stone-Fisher Co. price | Colored settings and A A a ain . Rhinestones, in both - a) $25.00, $10.00, | large and small heads, SECOND AVENUE. AT ' eo UNIVERS/TY STREET Aprons at 25c Stone-Fisher —Women's™ Aprons various styles, made of gingham and light and dark percale, —-72x90 Pattern Cloths, pure Irish linen, and one dozen 22x22-inch napkins to match; the set for . $4.80 Stone-Fisher Co, price $6.00. —Pure Irish Linen Pattern Cloths, 8-4x10-4, in floral de- signs, and one dozen napkins 1814x184 inches to match; for the set . All Linen Damask Pattern Cloths, 72x72 inches, in floral nd one dozen 24x24-inch napkins to match; the $5.00 —Mercerized Table Cloths, 8-4x10-4, in very pretty floral designs, with wide border all around, and is a very good imitation of German linen; each «9:09 Se Stone-Fisher Co. price $1.50, special Women’s Linen Skirts $2.00 —A few Pure Linen Skirts, natural and white colors, with high and natural waistline, plain tailored and trimmed in pearl buttons. Stone-Fisher Co. price $6.50, former sales price $4.00. Stone-Fisher Co. price $5.00, former sales price $3.50. Stine-Fisher Co, price $4.00, former sales price $2.50. Stone-Fisher Ci. price $3.50, former sales price $2.25. —White Linen Dress Skirts in plain tailored styles.. A few have pleats and button trimmings .... .. 25¢ Formerly 50¢. Rugs, ‘size 6x9, at in. choice a | Stone-Fisher Co, $8.50, . $22.50, — Tapestry Brussels Seamless Velvet Rugs colorings; Co. price 50c. in Co, price price