The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1912, Page 5

i ent ferments into gase you feel sick and ¢ ghee ee ape's Diy it m ain your stomach is in a continuor et for your sake, (ry ke your next There will vo rea meal e8 Diapepsin F STOMACH CURED IN FIVE MINUTES wpaet stomach, indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when | ® your head) # that's when you realize the }w » such misery vanish in five min} @ and stubborn lamps; as revolt It's so needless to have a favorite food meal, then ny dist eat without fear. res annually aving the From Maker to Wearer THE HOFFMAN SYSTEM of Man-Tailored GUARANTEED SUITS, $15 middie mans profit, if you can't get It regu) ®& © It's) ® ate weak, outoforder stom-|# gf RESEUR SEVEN SE BED * Dear Mist Grey: Tam just Wa little neighbor of yours, for * 1 live right near The Star that fa, I've lived that near all the time I've been in the world, and that's juat a little over two week I'm a boy baby, and my manma would Ike to keep me; but she can't, so I want you to * find me another mamma, and ® pap®, too, Maybe whoever takes me will want to know ® the color of me. Iam a very white baby, and have big blue eyes and dark hair, but not much of it, and I weigh eight pounds When people write to you, you tell ‘em where I am, won't you? And get me just as good a home as you can, A TINY BABY A.—-This ia what the Ittle netghbor baby would write me ee ee ae eee * ale * ® * * * * * * * * * In Madina dn tintin Mntindn tated deat ete 22 2 eo _on 1 . ee ee ee | * RRR RHR ERE are too young to leave at home. et work, Here is the letter: Dear Mjas Grey: children to support bables with me | if you will try emall children, 1 can earn them : HAS ANYBODY LAUNDRY WORK FOR “GRANOMOTHER"? T's a pretty stiff proposition to support four, when three of them “Grandmother,” send me your address at once, for I know you will Tam a grandmother and have three little orphan Could you give me the address of some people that would like to bave their laundry done? get it and will guarantee to do first-cla: get some work | can take hom 7, § and 3, and I can't leave t years old and can do work if I can get it, but it seems every “ad THE STAR—FRIDAY, QCTOBER 4, 1912. WANTED--A PAPA AND: MAMA — if he could, or maybe he would beg to stay with his own real mamma, which is impossible. The baby te healthy and sound in wind and limb, and is a beautiful child, with very white skin and big blue eyes Direct your letters with refer. ences to Cynthia Grey de partment ee Seeteeeeeee | Peeeeeeeeee eee eee eh | 1 would gladly call and work. I want to keep the a living, You will do a great favor for they are all m, Iam only 45 Entertainment by First annual meeting and enter talnment of Consumers’ league will be held to- night in the theatre of the Press club at 8320 suing year will be the musteal freshments will be served during the evening be obtained at the door Tho league was organized a few }months ago for the purpose of stim: | ulating | Washington-made the housew! Charter Furniture Company. Sehwabacher Bros, & Ce, Ine, Sage a = oes “77 gee LZ Ce ‘AIRS STORE SAVES MONEY Lp: og an ~ CL The Hoffman System Man-Tal- lored Suits are perfected in models and sizes to fit every form and figure correctly without alteration, eliminating all possible misfits, and the nerve-racking tallor's fittings. YOU SEE THE SUIT ON YOU BEFORE YOU BUY Complete fali line, the largest showing In the city now on exhibi- tion. Heavy men's wear serges and novelties, the equal of any $50 and $60 tailored suit to be found in tte city. Every sult guaranteed for 12 months. Be one of the satis fied wearers of Seattlemade gar ments $10,000 stock Waterproof Craven- etted Raircoats for Women and Children; Sitpons, Gabardines, from $1.50, $2.45, $3.45, $4.95, $5.00, $7.50 up on sale at Hoffman's The Lady With Too Much Money Needn't read this adver- tisement. But the woman who wants to get full money's worth will come here tomorrow, for by elim- inating the kind-hearted Second Avenue landlord— by renting a store upstairs instead of down, we are able to sell Such as Ground Floor Stores Get $25 to $30 for, at $16.85 Choice of all newest styles, fabrics and colors, and all sizes. Every gar- ment guaranteed. Shop 500 Arcade Bidg. Take Elevator | UPSTAIRS STORE SAVES MONEY AUNOW SHAVS AXOLS SHIVISdN AANOW SHAVS ANOLS SHIVISdN! New Fall Models in - LADIES’ SHOES |Saswer, some one has just taken it, Respectfully, GRANDMOTHER, LS paseakhaReeke ere ceneagans \* * \* THINKS “GIRLS SHOULD BE TRUSTED"—HER MOTHER DID # it * RRA KRARERARAR RARER AAA Dear Mise Grey: The letter by “A Man” to last night's paper was of great interest to me. It is true that if a man invites a girl to the theatre, he does not expect her to ask some one else to go and |thereby force on him extra expense. | I haye gone to many pl with beaus in the evening, and my lmother has never expressed a desire to chaperon me, as she trusts me wherever I go. I really think if a mother allows a girl fo go places without a chaperon she will take exactly as good care of herself as if | ber mother ts with her. i A chaperon is always considered so proper by these society people, | but society girls are usually more boisterous when they go out than j we common people, JUST A GIRL. i — oe ee \* A BOY ON “SHALL THE GIRLS BE TRUSTED?” RHR eRe Reha Dear Miss Grey: I have read tn your column about this discus sion that Is up about trusting girls alone with their fellows, and I am a boy, and have two slaters, 15 and 16 years old, and | tell you I think it a shame that father and mother let them run around nights ike jthey do, It ain't safe for the girl-—-I don't care what anybody says, and I know The girla start out knowing nothing, and they fs!l for slush be lcause the boys make ‘em believe they won't go with ‘em if they don’t epoon, T've talked my bead most off to my sisters, but it don't do no good. and | know father and mother will be sorry some day if they don't stop those girls some way. A BROTHER, kkk eee eth eee eee!) ment of him. The only forgiveness * & that is deserved is that which le i* A COMMON PROBLEM ty, Worked for, and he should tive ab * ® eolutely upright In mind and body Cae eee hene eee bel be deserves your confidence conapdipeigeeee semen Dear Misa Grey My husband has said that if it were not for my quick temper I would be his ideal. | THR COVEY Wer wasn LAUNDRY Co. are increasing their plant and I certainly have a minerable tem) 7 |] cautpment in order to engble Iper. It spolis all the reat of my |B [hP To", titer work and good traits, When I get cross 1) }aay things I am sorry for afterward. | | have tried and am trying to con cea} my anger at least, for that |= might help me to develop an even | temperament; but I try and try, and keep saying: “t will, t will.” I am making such slow progress that 1 have begun to think I canngt ac) complish this “making over” alone Why am I not making more head-| way? Please help me. } Willows made of your yea any shade, 4d and curl 3 0 @ DEL MILLINERY Pe ANNIE. A—By attempting to control by mere will, you are “keying” your) nerves up to the point where they e way when the least provoca-; tion occurs. | The “making over” must come from the very inside of your mind | —you must use reason at the very time of anger, and remember there explanation of the hat the affair can best be straightened out by quiet judgment; that you are & part of the great Creative Mind, in which there is no anger; that anything t fs not love is hate, and that you are @ part of the great love of the universe. Such thoughts cause relaxation, and temper cannot abide where the mind is calm, and the nerves and muscles are not tense. Try it, and let me know how you succeed. NOTICE TO ORPHAN BACHELOR “Orphan Bachelor,” send your address that | may give you direct ly my answer in regard to meaanlit- ing you to help the orgtun children of the state. ip¢an help you, and assugg-you your name will not be in print without ur consent = c THIA GREY, LADIES’ SUITS Strictly Man Tailored $25.00 to $32.50 Ladies’ Ready-Tailored Shop Suit 2338-39-40 Lember Rachange . = . 2 = R 2 3 3 = Prakit f dnahetncindinindindindindinde tidindadnd 4 * le “1 HATE THAT * bd KIND OF oe" S * | fe ORI TOTTI TTI Dear Miss Grey: Aa I have no parents in town and no one but young folks for friends, no better than myself, I write to you Highest Type Dental t Leather and Gun- Calf Shoes, 16-button, MBM cit, sfiort vamp, ibtoad toe, high or 3.00 Avenue, Liberty B uy good Right Style, Right Quality, Right Price. Patent Leather and Gun- metal button shoes, cloth or mat top, short vamp and round toe $2.50 Idg. The cheapest place to shoes. Lam 25 years old. About a month ago | was keeping company with a man, 26 also. He was very good to me for a long time; but one night ltried to be “fast.” Miss Grey, I lhate that kind of a ife, and or- \dered him out of the house He did repent it and told me so; but T refused to allow him to stay. Since then I have met other men whom I know love me dearly; but I efill love my first love. What can Ido? Shall I write to him and tell him? Thanks. ‘ MISS NOBODY FROM STARLAND. A.—My dear girl, write the young than and tell him if he has been fiving a clean life you want to see him; if not, he must be a man be- fore hecomes. Do not treat Mght- ly the insult he offered you, and be as the Bible tells us; “as wise as a serpent,” or you will harm both yourself and him. He may develop into a very Tine man by your treat Office in Seattle Such an office a8 ours appeals to the best class of people—the people whO are intelligent and Progressive=the people who want dentista to do ir dental work, not students. ry operator in the office has his license displayed so you can see it. His Mentity ts not hidden by the use of numbers, but you know his name and be come personally acquainted with him. Don't you think, when you receive a guarantee from an officé run in this way, that you are pro- tected? Remember, we have cut the price of all dental work in two. Extra heavy $10 gold crown, $4.00, Regular $10 plates, $5.00. Regal Dental Offices Dr. . R. Clark, D. D. 8. (Manager) 1406 Third Ave., N. W. Cor, Union NOTE—Bring this Ad with you FEEL FINE! LIVER RIGHT, STOMACH SWEET, HEADACHE GONE--“CASCARETS” make you feel bully; they immediately cleanse and sweeten the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry : off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning-—a 10.cent box from any druggist will keep your Stomach regulated, Head eb and Liver and Bowels in & splendid condition fr months, Don't get the children. GIRL’S EARS ARE PIERCED; DIES v PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 4.—Ten year-old Anna Balnbridge is dead from blood poisoning caused by the piercing of her ears for earrings which she received on her birthday Hefore the puncture wounds heal ed she went on a vacation trip to the home of an* aunt in southern Jersey . It is believed her ears were In fected by @ poisonous substance as she played in the woods The girl was brought home and medical skill proved unavailing. She was the daughter of Elmer Bain bridge, formerly deputy coroner. BRAVERY WINS . AN HEIRESS ROMB, Oct. 4.—The recent dis- 1 of the notorious Camorriste has been the indirect cause of romance. Signor Capezutti, one of the officials of the carbineers, who was instrumental in capturing the Camorrist leaders and securing their conviction by the court at Viterbo, is retiring from the police service in order to marry an Amert can hetroas During the long trial of the Cam Women Consumers the Women's Home Members for the en elected before program begins, Re Admission cards may Interest in Beattle and among SCASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.” LADIES SUITS —Seattle-Made, Man-Tail- ored Ladies’ Ready-to- Oak Heaters, Modern . orrists Capesutt!'s photograph was Wear published In an American newspa Th india te tations per, with an aecount of his exploits z lips oo de by tail rhe nter of a wealthy Chicago They are made up with the basiness man wrote to him, ex best of canvas and haircloth pressing her admiration for his foundation courage, The “couple corresponded for some months, and Capezutti now announces that he is going to Chi cago to marry the lady. ANNA SUES HER EX-HUBBY FOR LOAN| NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—-Sult was filed In the superior court yoster day by Anna Held, recently divore ed from Florenz Ziegfeld, for the recovery of $2,700, said to be due from her former husband were given by him after an unsuccessful session The satin We invite you to come and examine our suits. Whether you buy or not, you are wel- come OUR PRICES ARE $25 to$32.50 Every garment marked in plain figures. If we have not your size we will make it for you at the same price, The Ladies’ Ready-Tailored Suit Shop 238-240 LUMBER EXCHANGE y are lined with the best Distributors All Kinds of Fresh Cut Flowers SWINFORD, Ireland, Oct 4—A |} runaway in the County Mayo yee terday threw John Dillon, Irish member of parliament, out of a dog cart, seriously injuring him on | 9 ou._Dont Mould Candle or Weave Cloth i Your Own Bread? E world moves. Who of this generation SS ever saw in use a candle mould or a spinning wheel? In like manner, science in baking has advanced. Mechanical equipment, perfectly regulated temperatures, scientific blending of purest ingredients, a bake shop as clean as your own kitchen and a splendidly drilled organization for prompt delivery, mark the improvements in bread making at our bakery. There is no need for home baking now—no excuse for it in fact. HROLSUM Bread Made Clean--Sold Clean--Delivered Clean costs you less than home-made bread and represents the sum total of many years of sapenacs making bread for discriminating people. The idea that a mother can best serve her child- ‘s interests by slaving for them over a hot stove, has long since been outgrown. Self-improve- ment is the mother’s first duty. Children’s en- vifonment tells on their whole after-life and the mother’s duty extends beyond physical needs of her family. Give more time to them—give them the time you waste in baking. For it is a waste, It Don’t bake your ¢ own bread ‘ lephone, 10, or send today—Now—for a # of HOLSUM. Bread and stop the foolish practice of home baking. 10c a loaf is scientifically proven that home baking is a mistake from every standpoint. cates eal A HOLSUM is the limit for high quality, Better bread nor cleaner bread could not be made at any cost of labor or expense. It is wrapped at the oven in dainty waxed wrappers. a Don’t take a bun for a loaf— demand the 32 ounce “Hol- sum” loaf of your dealer, HOLSUM BAKING CO.