The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1912, Page 5

are ** HALLOWEEN SOCIAL * * gare reee eee eee eek eee eee aeeee > » Grey; Would you p! advise wa as to a Holloween Dear Mise ‘Our spree will be gi in our nchool building. Please A TEACHER AND HER FLOCK, bee not give a pumpkin social, and decorate the school room paper vines, with the blossoms and the pumpkins hanging cornstalks aud large bunches of autumn ¢ Use pumpkin lanterns with blossoms. The invitations should n booklike and “Request the pumpkin shell, where Peter Pumpkin saving thom from all anxious cares per pumpk da” compart rden at the back of the school and 1 and pick a leaf of kale, If he gets bride be; If a long, narrow leat, she will slender; if the leaf {s bitter to the taste, she will have an Aaposition; if sweet, she will be kind and loving fefreahiments may be served as simple as one wishes, Buffet very good, In the center of the table place a big Jack Horner with favors. The yellow paper plates and paper napkins with decoration are handy for serving. A simple menu fs as follows broth, basket salad, deviled sandwiches, fruit sherbet In goblin kes, coffee or fruit punch. gaps, witeh cakes, : gant aeeeeeee eee eee Ree RR RR EH R * SHALL GIRL BE TRUSTED, OR MEN IMPOSED UPON * 2 * Te ee ee Dear Miss Grey I read tn your column the letter from the girl who im the habit of taking her chum along when a man friend tnvited her rae ced of your answer, It is time some one sald something tn | that direction. It makes quite a hole in a man's pocket-book to buy the o> gue Hekets, ice creain oF Supper for three instead of two. “It is the practice of some mothers to send along a younger sister, or ° along herself. Now, a mother is supposed to know her land Vi she can't (rust her to go to the theatre and back, she had Sher at home. Miss Grey, | would like you and your readers’ a the chaperon business, A MAN discussion is open to men and women, young and old, wise ‘The mothers and fathers have one view, the young girls the man on the average salary still another. They will all ‘and helpful. tionable positions that there is anything wrong about it Two girls and a boy might be “snapped at an outdoor game, on the home porch, or any right way without the least harm. aeeteeeeeeat PER * WITH A BOY?" * eaetreeeaneree Miss Grey: Would you te ws if it is mwrope to pletures taken wit a vo {a snapshot) if they ex- gerd 1) away’ Please meta pretty way for 9 girl oti ‘wear ber hair. We prefer it wis bow. Thanking you. Tete eee eeeetrrane * “A YOUNG MAN THAT * * PASSES OUR PLACE.” # KeReH ARERR ARR Dear Misa Grey: There is a “THE TWINS.” [young man that passes our place You wouldn't mind having | every day aa he goes to work. And taken with a kitten,/if my friend and I happen to be dog, or even a pet dear.| walking along be asks us to ride wonder what kind of an ani-|He is a blonde and 17, while we or is, that it is so much/are It and 14 have him in a picture with| Now, Miss Grey, he has taken a ‘This, like other things, | tking to us and waits for us as we ‘08 the picture. It is only|are coming home. We did not like are “set for"in objec) him tn the beginning, but he insists on us riding, and if we refuse he gets angry at us and says that we : [ride with his brothers, and often a Vp says Inaniting things if we refuse, 8 ry C e but, oa the other hand, if we ride he & treats us kind and often treats us 7 ., | to candies and fraite. On Valentine your bowels?” This day be sent us each o mtine. first question | Now, we do ride with bis brothers, the but, don’t Ike to ride with him asks. He knows li AND i4 thes, bilious attac A-~-Toell your mothers just what vs ks,| A have told me, and do as they impure blood, are| say eo oe tek cree eee ee eee approves Of» We WILL NEVER DREAM IT. # LEN UR tee ee eee ee ee ee Dear Miss Grey. I am madly in love with a widower with two chil dren, a boy away from home, and a little girl at home. Our ages are suitable to each other. He hasn't the faintest idea }that { love him, but he is always »stlon my mind. | am a modest won one fit sn¢/ an, have been well raised and think far. ts the reason so} ft not @ lady's place to make ad many of ovr veers) vances. Now, he will read this and iesommend it tor 8) never dream that it is he. What = Laan @tter| Would you do? IOLA. wh AI woold wait until he pro jposes, then if I wanted him, ! en" | would say “yes.” Rk BETTER PHONE Adjustment. | Ite wom it ty w @ eure! ‘a eee e ee ee eee \ I, CL8)w MIGHT MAKE MONEY IF & BAA fore decid | © THEY KNEW. * ng on eee ee ene hhh purchase! Dear Miss Grey: Is there any cl way « girl of 17 could make a j singer? Can you tell me how Jen nie Lind and Mary Garden became famous singers? | am interested in music, I play the ino but nat ally | want to be able to sing real well, Can you give the full par- tieularé? Can lessons be taken for lene than §2 a wee! i have gone | to good teachers, but they seem to make fun of a young girl when they might make money themselves, If jthey knew it. DOROTHY. A-—They do know it, and you are lucky In having teachers who are honest. If you want to know what you ean do, go to a teacher who is really fine and have your voice jtested. Say nothing about lessons, jor what you can pay, until after the teat | It tw far better to take four les- sons at $5 each from a fine teacher | than 29 for $10 from a poor one. | Jenny Lind’s voice was remark- able at the age of nine years and, despite her personal unattractive | ness her talent was the guiding star that led her to fame. your i's: mt Bp an Rodiprone for ow rental. & trai om the hase AGdiphone awe exchange of device Fou may be using STOLZ BLECTROPHONE| curled. MILLINER S’ SUITS Man Tailored Today's Styles Today New Fall Coat NOW Becomes a a * {| Weather indications j} are such that they war- || tant the immediate purchase of one of our new Fall Coats. There are bun- dreds of new garments here for your inepec- tlon—tin fall length and the three-quarter knock about models. All. sizes are shown in the new- est materials, from fine diagonals te the rough and ready Scotches, Here On Credit Car. ee sizes bopu- Drives, Buy oe eee > “EVERYONE HATES SAYS BILLIE BURKE THE FIRST WORD—Whatever don't let any one see, you do so. My frieutts thiak I weep only on the stage, and I intend they shalt continue to think sa, A watery-eyed. woman imagined have read of husbands who idolized fe abou in tears, and considered it delightful (o kise back the smiles am not sure that this ha in r Weeping may sometimes be Interesting a8 a no’ e THE STAR—TUESDAN, OCTOBER 1, 1912 COOH O OOM A WEEPY WOMAN,” 3! else you do, do not ory—at least, t as dismal an object as can be pity, I thelr wives when they foued them bat I eal life. lam pretty certain you 0 won't find many men who will make a practice of kissing back the stailes after the fifth year of hard work at it, however. They are more Ukely to go out and alam the door bebind them, and really thetr indig nation does honor to their good se {a an tnault to the Creator; | mean ly and easily When very nervous and prescribe a dose of tear 1 look at the clock, to see if there any one sees me, for | know just how I'll look swollen nose, with the anuffles, with singing noise in the ears. over air that I tingle all over. deep breaths are taken one tn excellent dition. Never ery over your mistakes ia no reason why we should carry should be forgotten just as soon as ing out the better way JUST ONE LAST WORD—Mi: bury themselves—and don't you be I breathe TO CURE NOSE BLEED Bleeding of the nove fs frequently caused by the heat. There are ser-! eral simple remedies which will/ stop it. One of the simplest, which seems so ordinary that people often refuse to do it, is to double up a piece of) paper and chew tt vigorously. Or) if the paper is not available, action! ot the jaws, as in mastication, will have the same effect. Often bleeding of the nose will stop if the nostrils are held firmly) together for a few minutes. lee applied to the bridge of the nose, the nape of the neck; snuffing up into the nostrils ice water or vinegar are all available means of stopping the effusion. | BRUSH BACK THOSE THEY MAY CA “The fashionable miss of today,| if she wishes to keep her eyes in good condition, bad better wear her hair parted in the center and drawn back from the eyes.” | This blow to the fashionable headdress of today is dealt by Dr. Laura M. Relgelman, medical tn- spector of the New York city board | of health. All those pretty curis which here- tofore have adorned the foreheads | of up-to-date maidens must be abol- ished. They obstruct the field of vision and cause irritation of the eye, it is said, They may cause “squint-eye.” i Inclined as the quickest remedy 1 know lakes are of the dead p: THE STAR j ally nee, The average weeping woman the woman who weeps amodical- | irritable, 1 But first will be time to get over it before red, watery eyes; red, a horribly stuffy head and a mean, to be morbid and I look a fright, but I feel fine when it ts My metiiod l« to go out of doors and fill my lunge so full of pure | deeply and exhale slowly, until ten ‘This le a sure antidote to tears, and will leave We al! make mistakes, but there | them slong with us, A blunder it bas served ite purpose of point \ ti let them | one of the mourners. oa DOCTOR WHY YOU SNOR | Snoring is often an indication of the presence of a foreign substance in the nasal cavities, Ite tmm dinte cause is using the nose and) mouth to breathe with A person who ts snoring is usu lying with the mouth wide open, an on on the back. The} soft palate caught between the two currents in nose and throat flatters back and forth, Many cures have been offered at different times, Fre quently sleeping on the side helps. It ie not a bad plan to wake persons | who are snoring loudly, and get them to change their position from back to side, or from side to side. Sometimes it is necessary to re} move spurs or polyps from the nose.! Some people resort to nose closing} devices but the objection to these ia that the mouth would get dry CURLS, GIRLS; USE “SQUINT EYE” “And false switches and puffs not only look ridiculous, but retard the growth of the hair ana make | it fall out,” Dr. Riegelman say “The habit of wearing vells, | which has always been deplored by | physicians, in likely responsible | for the fact that girls don't mind if their hair hangs over their eyes,” says Dr. Riegelman. “They have grown accustomed to their sight being retarded. “A soft ribbon worn around the) hair ja not only pretty, but useful Uniebs the band is too heavy or too Ugbt, it serves as an adorn- ment.” WOMAN NOT | MAN’S INFERIOR “Man's idea that woman {fs in ferior is based on two things—her physical weakness and efotional- ism. But this reasoning is absurd | PREPARE FOR © MARRIAGE Mfs. Helen M. Wixon, school su pertaténdent of Colorado, says that la itl coming ont of the eighth | grade of any Colorado echool should If woman is infrior physically to | have a start on the way to become a man, then the man is physically in- terior to the elephant. But the worn- an is not physically inferior to the man simply because she is weaker She is superior, just as a w , bat is supe rior to a sledge hammer.” So as- serts Dr. Jonas Mischler, author of many books on the subject. Dr. Mischler has made numerous tests with unique instruments which register the readiness with which it male and female of different species respond, He proves that the female of the higher species ts “#u- perior to the male in acuteness of observation, in memory, in quick reaction to stimuli and in acute ness and delicacy of most of the senses.” And farther asserts that real strength is not measured by the physical. As an example, he cites the lion, superior to man in brute strength, but Inferior in every other wa; ~ANTLANTS | To keep away ants, sprinkle a little powdered borax and sugar on pantry shelves or anywhere that the ants are troublesome and they Many cooks are troubled by fish ticking to the broiling grid. This can be avoided by thoroughly greas- ing the grid before placing the fish on it. good wife, and that a boy should | be well on the way to be a good |husband. The girl* should be able to make good coffee, bake bread, | roast, atew and boll meats, do plain |wewing, making and mending. The | ba¥ should be able to put in a pane of glass or do any repairing needed aboot the house, ADVISES TEACHERS TO WEAR THE PANTS “My dear ladies, if you want to wi pants, wear them, Chinese wi wear them and look pretty good in them. Wear pants with both legs in them, and not with only one leg and then try to stick | both legs through, as some of you women are now trying to.” Former Gov, R. B. Glenn of North Carolina gave this advice to 2,000 teachers at a Pittsburg Institute the other day, The former governor scored divorce, declaring the swap ping of husbands and wives to be now based on the same level as trading horses and mules, NOTICE TO READERS * All letters cannot be an * * swered in the paper, and many * * are without name or address. ® * A stamped, self-addressed en- * * velope always brings a prompt * ® reply. CYNTHIA GREY, * * * OO ey We publish noth ing but plain exact statements fact and of Closing Out Sale Tinware, Graniteware, La Aluminumware, Brass G —These goods, and many others not mentioned closed out entirely, as rapidly as possible. Sone fisher +0. |: COND AVENUEM AT UNIVERS/TY STREET Remember, we are satisfied until you are, undry Supplies, China, oods, Cut Glass, Etc. below that belong in the basement, are being We intend to discontinue the house furnishing depart- ment and devote our time and efforts towards developing a Dry Goods Department Store proper. ~The below listed articles so attractively priced save money. Table Glassware —0ec dozen plain, thin Water Tumblers, doz —$1.00 dozen Optic thin Water Tumblers, de $1.00 dozen plain Sherbet Glasse Colonial Colonial — 50k Berry Bowls Berry Near cut Berry Bowls Colonial Water Pitchers e85c plain Water Set, set Star Cut Designs —$2.00 dozen Water Tumblers, —$2.7 Wine Glasses, dozen.... —$3.00 dozen Saucer Champagne, doz.. —S3 dozen footed Sherbet, doz...... $3.75 dozen Oyster Cocktail, doz.... —$1.00 pair Sugar and Creamer, pair... Dinnerware Sets —$8.50 50-piece dinner set, with pink border design; $5.60 design, Eng- Greek key border, English semi- al border design, English i . 7.15 large blue flower on plain shape, és $8.45 —$11.30 50-piece set, pink spray on Austrian china... oess Ne $7.65 —$18.0 50-piece set, gold band en plain shape Aus trian china $12.00 —$25.75 , Donatello shape, Rosenthal china a iy .. $15.85 —$21,70 50-piece set, gold lace border design, Dona tello shape, Rosenthal china $13.25 —$32.85 50-piece set, pretty border design on the New Derby shape, Haviland ching - oo. $20.25 —$31.0 set, white and gold pattern, Haviland china ‘ 4 see +- $21.85 —$45.7 t, green floral border design, Hav- iland china f . $26.85 —$50.50 50-picce a new pattern; ivory border, eee, $32.75 the same pro- —35¢ Bow! OZ. oe eeee dozen best grade semi-porcelain ...,...... +—$11.65 50-piece dinner set, conventio lish semi-porcelain $12.15 50-piece set, porcelain —$11. 50-piece semi-porcelain $14.50 50-piece set, pink fl set, O-piece set, rose border de O-piece set, Haviland china -~100-piece set portion —$1.00 Nappies $1.25 Trays is . —$2.50 Sugar and Cream set —$2.75 Sugar and Cream set —$5.00 Sugar and Cream set —$8.00 Sugar and Cr set $3.00 Celery Trays -~$3.75 Celery Trays $6.75 Celery Trays ......... $6.00 dozen Water Tumblers, —$14.50 dozen Water Tumblers, —$4.50 Berry —$6.50 Berry —$8.50 Berry Bowl, each -$15.00 Berry Bowl, each $12.00 9-inch Punch Bowl. $5.00 Water ~$5.75 Water $1.75 Vase $1.00 —$3.75 Vase pb .. 82.35 ele SO STORRS Soins bo ctes che .. $4.50 —$3.75 Fern Dish . .. $2.50 .. $2.35 are r 1 in price in 65¢ $1.45 $1.70 $2.95 : $4.50 $1.70 $2.30 , $4.05 . $3.65 .$8,60 $2.40 .. $3.45 . $4.85 _ $8.75 .. $7.70 $3.30 $3.85 fowl, cach Bowl, cach Jug Jug ~$3.50 Mayonnaise Fancy China Fancy China Cups and Saucers, One-Half Price. A large assortment of fancy cups and saucers in Ger man and French china, grouped on two tables to sell at half price. In the assortment are tea cups, saucers, after-dinner cups and saucers, chocolate cups and sau cers, bouillon cups and saucers and ramikins and saucers. Aluminumware —$2.15 Set Wearever Aluminum, including 2% presetving kettle, 144-quart stew pan and sauce pan for .........ee0s —$1.05 3-quart Wearever lipped sauc —10c Aluminum Jelly Moulds..... —35e Slotted Basting Spoons -~40c Bread Pans $3.95 Spun Aluminum —$3.50 Cast Aluminum ‘T $4.95 Aluminum Steamer Aluminum Pie Pans . Aluminum Collender .... $2.25 Aluminum Te $2.50 Aluminum Coffee Pot 50 Aluminum Cast Griddle —O0e dozen Aluminum Tea Spoons, doz —25e Mixing Spoon, each ; —~$1.25 Aluminum Berlin Kettle, with cover. . Brassware o-quart 1-quart 1.25 69¢ Se . 25¢ . $2.65 . $2.40 . $3.25 +. Ae -.. 90¢ . SL35 . $1.65 $3.75 Kettle Kettle... 25¢ $1.35 Hang 0 Hanging Fern Dish . 75 Wanging Fern Dish . —$3.25 Jardinieres ..... —$4.50 Jardinieres ...... eee —$6.00 Jardinieres ..... seve P4445 —On two tables a large assortment of brassware has been grouped to sell at half price. The assortment consists of ‘Tea Sets, Tea Pots, smokers’ novelties, Fern Dishes, Candlesticks, Vases, ete, Machines —$10,00 the Famous “1900” Washing Machine. $6.50 —$8.50 Adams’ galvanized Tub Washing Machine... $12.00 Revenoc Washing Machine cee e 88.00 $3.50 Vacuum Washing Machine... +.e+0. $1.25 should interest you to take quick action and Nickel Plate Ware 0c small $1.25 medium-sized $1 ized lea Kettle . ized Pots Pot Pots Coffe@ Pots .. 75c Tea Pots . We Tea Pots .... whees eee 55e¢ $1.10 Tea Pots woes cons cavonsioeareees COE Laundry Needs 0 large 75 Coffee 85 Coffec $1.00 Coffee $1 $1.00 strong, folding Clothes Dryer..... 50¢ 414x12 Ironing Board : $2.50 Perfection Ironing Board.. 2c dozen common Clothes Pins, dc U. $. Clothes Pins, 3 410c Glass Wash Be 40c Brass Wash Board .......... 75e German Willow Clothes Basket German Willow Clothes Basket........85¢ ooee $1.10 vee. $1.65 $1.2 $1.95 Clothes Hamper (square).. 5 Clothes Hamper (round), Sleeve Board eve ee Mrs. Potts’ Irons, set.... Defender Clothes Wringer.. steel frame Clothes Wringer.... urtain Stretchers $1.25 Chicago Curtain Stretchers .....00c00.-75¢ 5 Chicago adjustable Pin Stretchers .....$1.35 go adjustable Pin Stretchers .....$1.75 ed Ware —85c large size (No. 3) galvanized Wash Tub...55¢ —75e medium size (No. 2) galvanized Wash Tub. 45¢ (Oc small size (No. 1) galvanized Wash Tub. .40¢ —20c 10-quart galvanized Bucket.......s0e00+.- 15¢ ¢ 12-quart galvanized Bucket. . . ° rt galvanized Bucket... galvanized Coal Hods galvanized Coal Hods.. Justrite Ash Cans 50 Justrite Ash Cans.. Bath Room Fixtures ass Towel Bars. white enamel glass Towel 50 g : owel Bars.. $1.00 20-inch heavy nickel Towel Bars.... —$1.10 24-inch heavy nickel Towel £8. cee -55¢ —$1.19 30-inch heavy nickel Towel Bars,.......70¢ —50e combination Tumbler, Tooth Brush Holder 35¢ $1.00 combination Tumbler, Tooth Brush Holder... 3rush Holder ; $1.15 Tooth Brush Holder... —$2.00 combinati 50c wall Soap Dish... $1.00 wall Soap Dish ~25e bath tub Soap Dish. —$1.00 bath tub Soap Dish —40c bath tub Seat te —25c toilet paper Holder. toilet paper Holder... $1.00 toilet paper Holder... —10¢ wall S ¢ wall Soap Dish..... Whisk Broom Holder.......... 50c white enamel Shelf... —75e good grade inverted Gas Light, complete with burner, chimney and mantle —50c upright Gas Light, complete... rae 25¢ 35c celebrated Welsbach Gas Mantles, each....15¢ $1.75 Nickel Lamp, No. 2 Rochester, complete with chimney and 10-inch shade... $1.20 Gas_Heaters $2.50 Humphrey Heater, which will heat a good- sized room .... oo. 81.65 $3.75 Reliable Gas Radiator, throws a good ane ae Fireplace. .....0 -$2.40 1-burner Gas Plate.. 3.50 2-burner Gas Plate 2-burner Gas Plate... Lawn Mowers n bearing Cadet Lawn Mower.... ut a few remain; to 1 BBE ... $2.40 .$2.70 $12.75 16-inch Lawn Mowe close at o's Garden Nose What remains of the garden hose is to be closed out quickly at less.than cost. The price will warrant you to purchase your hose for next season. ‘ $5.00 50-foot Green Line Cotton Hose......$2.50 $6.00 50-foot Olympia Cotton Hose.... ‘$s.00 50-foot Acme Rubber Hose...... .$3.00 - $3.75 -$3.75 Fearless Cotton Hose.... wire wound Hose... scellaneous Specials —25ce Gas Toaster . ace ese ceecemevens: kOe —10e Dover Egg Beater —5c Spring Mouse Trap, 2 fo: 10¢ Potato 50-foot ¢ Wire Egg Whip ........ 5c Glass Lemon Juicer... —95¢ Large Wood Chopping $1.25 Food Chopper ..... *.10¢ Wire Soap Dish...... —50c Bottle Liquid Veneer —10c Round Grater .