The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1912, Page 5

‘CHRISTMAS WORK |ELDERLY FOLKS! CALOMEL, SALTS wana, ®2057%" 2) AND CATHARTICS AREN'T FOR YOU TONIGHT! TAKE A (Pill rs, WCASCARET” SURE illie * ON A GIRL’S WORRIES Letters to Cynthia Grey | . | f , q nach, | of repair An enterprising young No Headache, Sour Stomach, | The first word—A GIRLS we RRR oe mm ok ke mm woman might make Christmas 5 “ riot” i : 1 on 3 or Constipa- WORRIES ARE VERY | * ‘* : 6 hristmas|! Harmless, Gentle “Syrup of Figh” is Best to Cleanse Your % tion by Morning. TRAGIC—AT THE TIME. | * SAYS “TELL THE CHILD” * po rg Rage gem bt for | Stomach, Liver and 30 Feet of Bowels of Sour Bile, he ost GIRLS! * * or aoe oe Decaying Food, Gases and Clo J-up Wa itt e Pom gestions, receive instructions and| ying Sood, wases & og ged-up Waste, i ats “ots he head oe would rather RAR RRAHHRAHREE R w M matorinin for mending, und then’ rane’ he ind t olr dea ; : x j Dear Mins Groy; I haw in ypurcolumn where “A Childiess W: take the dolls home to make over , . , ‘ ” clinah, a pio ine ¢ Hiidiess Wom ‘ou old people, Syru ue In| he pores or duc or oo.” en. yee che ge Rd | an,” who te at to adopt a child, wants to know whether tt ts t to | Since mothers Ike to have the dolls a al, seas donb: i a be oie ee ‘th re vis ee oe vith Cascarets Shoe’ tn tae toll the child its parentage, or It ft think she ts the real mother, 1/“#S&Dpear some time before Chrint-|PArtloularly for you, You who) (ily ml, naw Mis lita leah — on Eee sol wanna tht Sete Saeeeel ean appreciate how she feels, and HOW badly sho wants it to call her| Mas, the mender should begin her | don't exercise ax much as you need) you wit never get "fooling right Tino ond naber! bo " “mother,” but it does not seem just right to deceive it, It has a right |'OU4® In Beptember and return|to; who likes the easy chair, Youlunti this corrected td es woe tare ere are ador- to know about ite parents, brothers and sisters, if it has any, and sha |t%@ dolls about December 1. Shel whose step» are slow and whose|gontly, Dont havea bowel’ weak pe Divery ce yi ; bad Will be welfish not to tell the child all she knows does all the repairing powsible. At} “By ce wealaner i are 2 ee : s aro less elastic. You|day; don't use a bowel Irritant. clogged bowels or an upset but " 7 " TC . . 4 charge of 35 o: ce " oll, | TE isther dar ot ts welt | 2 ae, <r TS AGHTS FATEER | the work should he prottabic °° | yunee of towale Mee alee vetecst| gration aiteehie’ Bieak ak mae Wet Cuscrets cleanse. ant Chat here ia | oo : i oe gale” SUMO MINE BELLE AWAY: <|'008 ORO TR sak og lbath fon Biot co ie wagered that the time will come} fe ete te tt Tet te te te te te te te tee | {Ne Tom had been married lion Mics sasmeh Ge a aad a sane fee posit About 15 years,” said the 2 A teaspoonful tonight will genty, | Dear Mins Grey: 1 have read “A Childless Woman's” appeal for | Jeweler jharsh like sults or cathartics. The) hut thoroughly, move on and out of advice as to whether to tell the adopted child about his or her par. How do you know?” asked the |*¢!D which Syrup of Fig» gives to) your system by morning all the excess bile from your It¥-) when one will know that mother! o- 4 | gp and carry out of the system all) was right, but while one te in the| ‘ the cOnatipated waste matter and /roiis of youthful enthusiasm and in the intestines and bowels.) youthful egotism, it ia very apt to| }ents, to tell it Ite birth, and let It know from the first that it is not Jewelers wife. You never saw|* torpid liver and weak, sluggish) sour bile, poisonous fermenting you will feel great be with ber girl friends that one} | her child, or to give it her name, have it call her “mother” and never let | "er until tonight jbowels is harmless, natural and) food and clogged-up waste matter A Cascaret tonight will surely) threshes out what s¢ to be the lit know the differenc | “Lean tell by the size of her | **ntle without gripe, nausea or weakness. It seem to me the last way ia the best, for then it will never know |W*dding ring,” he replied. “T When eyes grow dim, you help| fut get the genuine. Ask your the lous of a mother's love and will think it belongs to her, aw {i does, | Width of wedding rings changes |‘®€™. Do the same with your liv-| druggist for the full name, “Syrup more than (o its real mother, who forsook {t or died before it knew her. |S0Ut every five years, The kind |¢F 8d bowels when age makes) of Fics and Hilxir of Senna.” Re A MOTHER |uhe wears was fn style 16 years them less active. There is noth-|fuye, with contempt, any other Fig —— | ago. jing more important. Costive, clog-| Syrup unless it bears the name— wel ES ae te ged-up bowels menn that decaying,| prepared by the Californi » adh ili diatintly Anan aioli’ | NOTICE TO | READERS A young person who shows|fermenting food is clogged there! syrup y Alike Mia Boy pa fa | UNNECESSARY LYING. *) © swored in the pa nuot be ad &/ deference to an elderly person in| ————-————— s i and many ® a party | w bei oe . If Sof are without name or addrons & And young” "| reese SECC ER EEE REE OEE HE HA otariped, selfaddressed en- #! cons you out by morning. | great questions of life. while you sleep. A 10 ‘ow that the doctors are pre-! gaat Dox from any drug store means venting physleal disease by keep | jg dear head, sweet stomach and /ing many of the germs away from | healthy liver and bowel ac | ys, mental and imaginary troubles Geter months. Children love to are much surer to come to the av-| {ake Cascarets because they taste rage girl than th aaies or the} grod—tever gripe or sicken [whooping cough. It is (hese fanct-) = mmm ful and sometimes fantastic wor ries that embitter many giria’ ox we eitign pi istence, be to most young Dear Miss Grey: I have been|# velope always brings @ prompt # of your §, Women they are very real. warried lees than a year and it|® reply, CYNTHIA GREY, & TRAVEL ON THE All girls worry more or leas over seems ae though it te impossible | ® a shade. T’ their looks, Even if you HAVE al pug nose, if you have a pleasing smile your friends will be apt to for my wife to tell me the truth | se ey eye ee ue She has fied to me when she knew ere e ery I was aware she was lying, and|®* *&eReeeaeeenene “MILWAUKEE” is richly charged with sweet fregrance and call your nose “tip-tilted, like a yet, she would atick to it. If there|® * BETWEEN a@er ? ‘ was any good cause for her dot ® ALTHOUGH HE 16 * ~ to not try to follow all the quirks ao, | would, to a certain extent,)® “GOOD” TO ME * Se Harbor a a of fashion. nor the vagaries of a overlook it, but abe Ii * * attle and Grays q inet Pictures, lehorus girl in the style of your truth would do her good, and OVeT) SRR eRe eee eR ee Geld Medal, Londen, Trains le. v : La ESSE $4 hair, It i really pittful to see! |) such trifling matters, Miss Grey, je Misa Grey Tam a girl of | Largest bate WN RABE apy ll ee te eee ee St dio jreres_sirts make caricatures of ¢ several times when she hae told) 18 yoars and married. My husband Keok beef coll of For particulars regarding fares and train service, call on or address a uD [themselves by wearing their hair| |g me Various things which | was sure| fs jealous and accuses me of going “5 O'Clock” fa tacdea that are appropriate to! | wore lies, | have told her so, and/and flirting with other men. 1 am | Ridgways Tea CITY TICKET OFFICE “atts Third Ave. fae Oe De Tour Kodak Work. Bi women who are not only much old ks love my bus 4 St. Union Station Ticket to strengthen her story she would| not 4 flirt bg yma ~ yd aad Second and Cherry, or Jack there shall be the utmost | ¢¥er been kept. Mise Grey, it) mot guilty, you would beat ignore makes me feel terrible to think my/jentirely such accusation wife will resort to such things and —— clothes, jewels and other t adornments which many older cleanliness and daintiness in every women consider necessary to part of your apparel Sehwabacher Bree, & Co, Ine., } | === cr, but who also Ko to places where | IL. ay, “l swear te telling | band advine j por tne 7 Jelaborate coiffures are permisalble you the truth,” and go as far as} me w to do, My life is miner | x r and necessary we do to give the Bemblance of| (© get down on her knees, sndjable, although he is good to me. j “ Youth has a beauty ail ite youth is to get rid of all elaborate Shortly afterward confessed she Thanking you for your advice | own, and it ie foolish for a adornment and dress in the sim.|** lying. She has promised sev AN EXPECTANT MOTHER — young girl to try to make her. ples! style @rai times she would not lie to me) A.—It is not “being good” to one | self prettier by wearing The only thing to remember ie/®97 more, but her promises have) to suspect unjustly, As you are SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. SHAMEK BROS. 1 : ae gait 5 enhance their charms. Just one inst word—DON’T — |t causes all sorts of unhappiness. now at You girls who have seen me or WORRY AsouT Your | Trustiag you will give me a quick ny other actrees who takes the BEAUTY SHORTCOMINGS. answer HABITUAL” oat coo ae | 1g girl on the stage| GO AMEAD AND RECTIFY A—Lying Is evidently a disease walize that the first thing) THEM, with her, and you must get at the primal cause before you can cute! 7 her. and then only with her heft She may have been ed in child} . hood, and formed this habit, or wa nearly all children lie, she may! 7 “4 never have been broken of it when! la child. Be very patient and kind,| 4 | bat very positive with ber ’ Shamek Bros.}___* aE ee ‘Sf te SS Lember Exchange Buliding. added a co ik and satin women's ' ers’ supplies and tall suppites Remember we save you money ‘geltings, lintoge and ali sup Se ee ee ee ee ee | TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTO ANTIDOTES FOR POISONS mer 83 | Here are some of the more com-\oge freshly mixed with water, inj. He left for the East last Janit Paint & Wall mon poisons and some of the rem-|1arge quantities, or give wheat|*t?, and up to abdost three months vot ledies which are moat likely to be [Ur aad water, or ftoap and Water [280 | heard from been yoy freely, of galt and water, or large In the last three montha I haye re ton hand In case of need. draughts of milk . levlved bat two cards. I have writ ALKALI—Drink freely of water) — lten him letters; but have recetved i: vinenie oo ray ‘HW YOURE ‘Ino anawers, Now, Mies Grey, I or eS ee eee WEOM YOURSELF BEFORE USING love thie man and was to be mar- } ACIDS—These cavve great heat} fe ‘ red tn the rt futere. Whi sensation of burning pain from! weigh yoursel! bets 4 b fore commenc-|eball I do, write him another letter tho mouth down to the stomach.’ ing to ose Saimose, the great flesh-|and eek for an explanation or just 4 raga ie = finteh in, oe, om Back of Ac costes no sore f The remedies are—magnesia, soda, \iorming food, The wonderful «: live in hopes of hearing from him? va pearl ash or soap dissoived in W®|on this preparation since first’ in A PRETTY MIS. taaa Fret 0 ter, every two minutes. Then us troduced in Seattle and the re| A—Unfortunately there are men the stomach pump or an emetic markable results following ite use| bo are too cowardly to break an AMMONIA—Remedy is lemon has made Bartell Drug Co. such|enxagement; but let it drift along, julee or vinegar enthusiastic believers in the great|¢vidently hoping it will be “out j ‘ | ARSENIC—Firet give a prompt Yalue of Samose that they give|iawed,” or that the girl will : 3 le and Reta? lemetic of mustard and salt, a their personal guarantee to retund/tired. This course of action often Tork is a wonderful story of 20th century progress NITE RES. sweet oll, butter made warm or strength apd health to those who| If you want the matter settled jmilk. It is also proper to use the use it lone way or the other ask an expla white of an exe fn half a cupfal of This is a strong guarantee, but nation; if you wish to hope on ip | matt or Hmewater. Bartell Drug Co. bas seen so many | definitely, remain silent. | ALCOHOL—Cteanse out the their customers who a few! : stomach with an emetic first. Then | ¥eek# ago looked like walking jdash coid water on the head and | *X#letows become plump and woil,| jgive ammonia (apirita of barts- |‘PFough the use of Samose that they | | born) ps Nh Boo ro we much to} |. CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, to ; ' i HEN we tell you that HOLSUM is the highest development of the bakers’ art, you simply cannot realize the full meaning of our words. HMOLSUM Bread begins to be the leader of all bread in the ingredients of which it is made. It is not enough for us to buy high-grade » flour and re-clean it with the latest of machinery. Ber We must know the very mill where the flour was made and from just where the wheat came that was milled. _ _ The same exacting care is observed in the selection of all HOLSUM ingredients. We test the milk, the water, the sugar, the yeast. All taken into the stomach makes good | te sapphire | rich blood, tones up the weakened }USE FOR DRY CHEESE system, helps to assimilate the food | When cheese becomes dry, run pcg eee enya eee must be the very essence of purity. The HOLSUM Rahary is a veritable palace of clealiness. dings more pleasing can scarcely be imagined. The very air seems to radiate cleanliness, Floods of light through big windows glisten on clean floors, clean walls, clean ceilings and long rows of clean machinery, which play the principal part in the making of HOLSUAM under the supervision of master bakers. I through the meat grinder, pat In a The making of HOLSUM Bread is an exact science j bowl, and add about as much wa) Aatomatic machines do the work —The flour The making of HOLSUM is scientifically accu- ter as cheese. Let stand until by | e water is absorbed. Tin 1 is sifted and aerated automatically—automatic scales rate. We control “luck” because we control tem- insure the use of each ingredient in exact propor- perature and conditions. After the do igh and shaj | sandwiches, or to spread on crack-| tions—huge machines tend to the combining of the haa risen to the proper lightness, it is cut into loa * * THE COWARDLY WAY * Reka eee eee keene Dear Mise Grey: I have been en Minnehaha falls, only 50 feet in The famo' | Minnesota, ai height. For white spots on the finger nails rub with moistened pumice stone powder. A high school diploma is fot required in order to enter business college. Uallew Ready-to-Wear, Man- Tailored SUITS. FOR THURS- DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ay A good muctiage ts made from welatine, 2 parts; rock candy, 1 part; water, 3 parts, Home Instruction =|" "EN | Special Offer to Readers Phe’ a button-picture of any preasl- ntal candidate inquire at the BOSTON, Maas. Sept. 25.—A} headquarters of the party the can- th paet is believed to be behind of The Star. didate represents. |the killing of Mise Mabel Clayton ‘a - at the Preble House by Frank B,|_ 1% order to advertise and intro) phe municipal government of the] JAN Ogilvie of Melrose, who afterward|duce their bome study music les) District of Columbia is vested in| (IMT ‘shot himself. The young woman|sons in every locality the Inter-|three commissioners two of whom |died at the hospital within half a9| national Institute of Music of New|®F¢ ®ppointed by the — president | hour after the shooting and Ogiivie “ {from the citizens of the dist | died tater. York will give free to our readers) haying had three years’ resid Some sheet music containing the|a complete course of instruction] there immediately preceding the] song, “Leta Forget We Ever Met.” |for either Piano, Organ, Violin,| pointment, and affirmed by which was found in the hotel room, } ‘ | senate. Guit t, Banjo, Strengthens the theory the couple| Mandolin. Guitar, Corne Banjo, had resolved to die together. DLETON, Ore., Sept. 26.—Its streets crowded with the advance of visitors and with range|*fter you learn to play. {riders trained down “fine” Pendle-| You may uot know one note from lton today Is ready for the cry of|another; yet, by thelr wonderfully \“let her buck,” which will start to-| simple and thorough method, you |morrow the Round-up, the great|can soon learn to play. If you are western show in which the cowboy,|an advanced player you will re-|toes, 80c «ack; }the cowgirl and the Indian are the! ceive gpecial instruction. phe; German breakfast che chief attractions. The fésnons are sent weekly. They | "en damentic Swiss Lomber Exehange Bids. Second Ave. and Sencoa Cello or Sight Singing, In return] they simply ask that you recom mend thelz Institute to your friends “sy and brown in the oven. . 4 * wii 4 automatically, then p! in an oven where the temperature is pure ingredients—the mixing and the kneading a8 21150 degrees. This terrific heat is necessary to kill the yeast house | ae Taught Free | you, Madam Housewife, are wont to call it derma. Otherwise, bread is indigestible, No home oven can and hair cloth founds. | | “Forget We Met,” They Sing and Kill Self Steadily,unfalteringly the hi of steel knead the dough lo a catoraliy yout Urleg cress tun wavet-eqasl, eee hee ene eee er eee Kept clean in a dainty wrapper “‘Luck’’ and guesswork play no pest Belence That AQLSUM may come to you just as pure pd ntgge, es Pay maple conte) ot , Abe f°. and clean as it comes from our ovens, we devised raditions are never twice alike with you. A draft, « slight the special HOLSUM wrapper. 400 box: WE sTanp wack idee wink ~ are #0 simple and easy that they} cream brick VOR 12 YEARS are recommended to any person or) 1h fans change in temperature—or a dozen othor things may happen to Freeh from the oven each loaf of HOLSUM is popped PAINLERS DENTAL WoRK SHE CHANGED HER fiiittic child who can rend english. | (iio ith, 9 cane cause your bread to refuse to rise—and heavy, indigestible bread into its dainty waxed wrapper and sealed, It comes to you under CUT RATE PRicKs Photographs and drawings make is the result. this bond of cleanliness, as pure and as cléan as the dew. everything plain, Under the Inati- WESTLAKE tute’s free tultion offer you will be) asked to pay only a very small), amount (averaging 14 cents a week) | « MIND, WHY NOT? ¥ Payments. Other Dentists’ Olio Cut Price lowa butter Se; full ere weno 9 Ibe. $1; omen 22e tb.) brick 5 Ger. Let the HOLSUM Bakery do your bread baking POTTSTOW Pa, Sept. 25. 5 Set of Te r eth. While here parents and relatives man br 1 * Guaraniced Best wer at a pond in which she was|t cover postage Bnd the Seer arian. 4 b Hie No reason or excuse to longer undergo the heat and worry that bake day always means to the housewife. “$0 Set of Teeth, | supposed 10 have ended her lfe,| St emer ig overlook this won| 260i peanut butter, doc. Ih. Waah; Every posible reason, including economy, urges you to ue HOLSUM all the time. Begin today and use AOUSUM regularly for Guaranteed “aa pring pled ceotis ae a bey erful offer, Tell your friends about) Sie"! t 400 1 te wee one week. See how you like it. gay jae dudeg " : it—ahow this article to them. Amort 1b.; 2 cans corn, Made clean, sold clean, delivered clean Holsum Baking Company left a suicide not, suddenly appear-| !t— ed with the annotncoment that ghe| The International Institute has) 15 hers and can had changed her mind and had de-| successfully taught ot cided not to die. She declined to| successfully teach you, even if you 2be. ~WANITARY Crown . a 6 enstein apples box tell why she had destred to kill} know absolutely nothing whatever v mnetein, appli ae " teteee herself. about music, The lessons make ys: Maltape a eeee lanee everything clear. FOR WOMEN SMOKERS] Write today for the free booklet,| stoalcs BALTIMORE, Md., Sept. 25. which explains everything, It will Pou Sosa be th eae, eI; —~Lounging rooms off hotel din- | convinee you and cost you nothing, | g5c: 2 5c hotties eats se , bacon, Ie Ihe castern shoulder 4 - Solid Gold Fillings, $1 U | _ Silver Fillings, 50c Up ” WHITTEN GUARANTER| '0% rooms will be provided that Address your letter or postal card} cans salmon, 16¢, pear 200 ds lb.; 2 doz, sour ptokles, a 1" ( KS ON ALL WORK women may join husbands aud |to International Institute of Music, | MP. 11, Corn, zoe; f cana tomatoca, the ay ye =. smoke after dinner. York, N. ¥. Wance at Dreamland tonight... eat a Part down and each other in a quiet, carefree |98 Filth Ave., Dept. 261 B, New