The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1912, Page 5

‘and Ste at Dr ~ Work so cheap.” ‘Will present Momot do just as we adver-| fact, it has come to us that he was t means something feed by the operator and man- £.e& yy DONT. er Declared on Dental abe ‘| ‘THE PEOPLE WANT TO HELP BETTINA No case since that of “The Last Appeal,” a girl who, a year ago, | j applied to Cynthia Grey as a last resort for help to break the terrible | spell that morphine bad woven about her life, haa so touched the peo | Dle's hearts aw that of 16-yearold “Hettina,” whose letter appeared in | The Star November 8, Tt te but due the public that they know that “Last Appeal” has AKE BETTER) made good and ts holding firm. I was with her when she went through UR HAIRT | the worst hell earth offers, and had she not been inherently good, she y. Don't let} Could Rot have won out, for the odda were against her, But the a foothold and) park (*) Of real, innate love of purity that is in the heart of the ng out worst man and woman (if there ig a worst) responded, and expanded fat young wom. | until the chaina that bound her were sundered grey hair that Physicians agree that all they can do in a case lke that ta to rid the system of the poison—God and the patient must do the rest, And they did it in her case, No one but herself can know, as she told me. how the craving for the drug tugged at her from the too many drug stores, where it is so easy to get dope, in spite of the law prohibiting he sale of the damnable stuff, as she passed to and fro about the own, I started to thank The People for “Bettina,” but wandered on to Last Appeal,” be ae they helped so much @ year ago with their aympathy, Now another girl's cry ia heard and heeded. Many come in offering help. you ol that a woman's) ‘one of her chief at- help her to keep It so? ‘ i jetters have HAY’S HAIR HEALTH And the worat of It is that the mail did pot bring “Bettina’s’ address. I hope she may see this and answer “Bottina,” Joving hearts are open to you. Hearts in which there is not an atom of blame (for you are innocent); hearts that are willing to |help You over this rough place in life until your feet are safe on the luplands, where the sun is shining, the birds singing, and God's pro tectiig love is all around—for every little bit of good ix a part of God and only good awaits you, Will you not send your address, or get some one to call up Cynthia Grey? | am waiting day by day for it. CYNTHIA GREY, receipt. of ‘bend 208 ee ee AND BAEC. FON Gharece DRUG x dren. Is there a untform state law ® |covering this case? Thanking you, * i ADS * #] A: The state of Kansas will ask | <i dri ada Inada PUBLIC COMFORT. BREE MERE EE EE HH HHH) AL the HOxt legislature that the num Dear Miss Now the elec | ber of persons permit tion Is over, let ue look to smaller |form marriage ceremonies be limit things, Every day that {t rains, aur| ed and a heavy penalty be levied on beautiful comfort station at Pioneer | those who neglect to see that such Square is flooded. The rain comes |ceremonies ar ded Every down the steps in a river. 1, for|#tate in the union should follow one, wish you would go down some | *U!t You marriage t# legal, every day when it ts raining and see for/ marriage is until proved otherwine yourself what we working people | by the court; but in case you do not have to contend with | locate the minister, have an affi WORKING WOMAN davit made by your two witnesses Ac: Report to the park board or |defore a notary public and keep it the board of public works and tf/| for proof, nothing is done, let me know, "ta sa litle Sint « © . eeeee aires ee eeue i | * THE BOY HAS * & CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS. * i AN EVEN CHANCE bs * * | RRS RR RRR ERE EEE FEE EER OR EOE E RR ES Dear Miss Grey: We secured a| Dear Miss Grey: 1 will now drop marriage license and were duly | you a few lines to let you know that married by a minister, A few years|! got home with the little baby all since we called on the county clerk | right and my husband was so glad for a certificate of marriage and he) we got it, The baby ts all right ox tells us that his records do notjcepting the change of milk has |show that marriage license ~, i | made him a little fussy; but is much {sued to the parties concerned on | better this evening given date, has been returned, and) Mies Grey, | Intended to stop at ‘of the people calling at/his records do not show that same | your office as | was coming home fell us that they had} was executed and suggests that we/ but by the time I got the baby some “before coming here that|see party who executed mmo andjclothes and was ready to come it that he may complete his records | LR. Ciark, DB. OD. 8. LETTERS TO CYNTHIA GREY pers Ho is worth everything in this world and he certainly will have a good home. You don't know how much we love him, He is so sweet and ar. We love bim all th me ause he in just the kind of ehiid that ought to be loved and eared for, You don't need to worry over him, for he is well cared for, and we thank you very much fe your kindness dn giving us a chance of having him and you shall hear from us or see him quite often, 1 remain, your truly, MRS, ARERR * « * DON'T APPROVE OF WOMEN *& * RUNNING FOR OFFICE * o * RRR RAR Dear Misa Grey: To settle a din pute, will you kindly tell us the proper way to hang stockings—by the top or the foot? We would like to have your read era’ opinion of women running for office, such as governor, We would like to have your opinion too, We don't approve of it our selves, Thanking you, 8.8. C, 1 M B A—Tlang your stockings by the toe, except on Christmas eve, Tt depends on the wowen who run and the office, Women in gen. © more consclentions, and if one runs for governor who has this trait, is well informed, and has ex ecutive ability and the good of the! people at heart, I see no reason| why she should not be elected, How to Beautify Complexion and Hair To retain a charming complexion, tender skins need better protection against harsh, cold winde than ts given by face powder. There is no finer complexion beautifier to be had than a lotion made by dissoly ing 4 ounees of spurmax in a halt pint witch hazel (or hot water), and adding 2 teanpoonfule of gtyx erine. While this lotion cannot be detected when applied to the face.) neck and arma, it trarsforme an or dinary complexion into one of girl th attractiveness, It does not show or rub off like face powder and (# much easier to apply spurmax lotion whiten any sallow skin and make {t/ youthful and charming. ft is un-| equaled for overcoming that shiny,| greasy look which is so trouble-| some to so many ladies. Quite a risk is taken tn using Ampossible for us to mi him return it at ones in order| was getting late and was raining, $1.000 to any|/ Now, we have been unable up to and I hated to keep baby In the |rain any longer; but I will bring fostitution in Seattle| this date to locate the minister, inj him up the first time we come to Seattle so you can see him and then we will take out the adoption pa Act Well! And that you may, profit by jeither transferred to another com. munity or pat out of the church a} together, and it ts barely possible jthat we will be able to find him. Now you see, we are placed in a very bad position through no fault of our own. It would seem that there should be a penalty, if there " {a not, to punish a man who, cloth. the health-restorin , Strength- ed with this sacred authority, is so | givi the time- ni oe meagre careless or deliberately neglects to bed mous family remedy do the thing that is necessary to we make this remark- if it was not bona fide? BEAT THESE PRICES? extra heavy $10.00 Gold ; $41.00 Never: tees $5.00 only that but we pin a ‘to every receipted bill to you, it ts 10.00 legalize this act. We love each }other and are anxious to know what Offic: jis necessary to legalize this act, In Dental es |case we are not able to locate this Clark, D. . (Manager! | minister. A as sg rod We can get in touch with our two ‘ 4 friends who signed as witnesses of this Ad with you ‘our marriage. We have no chil- “dry shampoos.” for unless the powder ta entirely brushed out it! will clog up the pores in the scalp! and cause dandruff. One can sham poo thoroughly only by using water,| dling, mouth-breathing, over-crowd. | Aa it is dangerous to use soap and most ready-prepared shampoos, owing to the “free” alkali they con tain, which tends to kill the bair,| making ft dull, faded and streaky,|should not be neglected. The first) most pleasing results will be ex| pertenced from a shampoo made) from one teaspoonful of canthrox| dissolved in a cup of hot water.! This shampoo lathers splendidiy,| cleanses thoroughly and dries quickly, It will stop itching scalp, remove dandruff and leave the hair bright, soft and Muffy. This sham, poo has given such excellent satis. faction that it ia now being used exclusively by many hairdressers. Advertinement. ‘This; will clear ap and} THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1912. Thero is a story told of an old Southern dar key who said, Turkey * in place of Dear Me!” that the = the Menu jitor has reach Enough fine menus have come tn to make a book, and only a few ean be print and point ed each day, Hut every menu has a fing chance {@ win ine Star Turkey offered for a boat menu at reasonable cost, nd them right along, and the he Miss Hopkins, Broadway High, Miss Rinehart, New Frank lin, and Miss Walker, Queen Anne High school, all domestic science teachers, will give a fulr and square Jndgment as to which is the best THANKSGIVING MENU. Roast Duck Dressing Gravy. Cranberry Sauce. Creamed Mai od F atoes Bauer Kraut with Spare Riba . Small Dumplings. Pogito Salad. Seda Cream Biscuit ToMato Pioealilit Sour Cucumber Pickles. oe THE LimiT. Dalsy-—Ien't Loulso a little superstitious? Masie—A little bit! #0 superstitions «be won't play whist because the dealer gives her|characteriess room uB om carda, [TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR | DON'T NEGLECT SORE THROAT | cause— Dust diphtheria and other germs are the chief causes of sore throat Sadden chilling dampness, of bare feet, cod ed and overheated dwellings and impure air sometimes serve as the firet wedge. Sore throat in young or old and beet principle of treating it is NOT TO GET IT Avoid contact with people whom you know to have sore throat, Keep plenty of fresh air in your living and sleeping rooms Simple sore throat in healthy adults is not often serious unless it frequently recurs. Sere throat among children should always be a matter of imme- diate and serious consideration; be er bit} Why, she's| rag of @ deeper hue than the tints Apple . Mince Pie. Cheese, Nuts, Candy, Fruit Cake Sweet Cider and Coffee MIS, W. B. KOCH, Monroe, W “OLD FASHIONED THANKSGIVING.” Chestout Dressing Cabbage Slaw Pickled Beets Hot Diseults. Roast Turkey. Brown Gravy. | Cranberry Jelly Encalloped Oysters Mashed Potatoes Baked Sweet Rolled Onions (Cre Pumpkin Ple, Cheese Coffee. Home Made Nut Candy Popeorn Ball Popcorn Balls Potatoes. ed) Mince Pie. Nuts A MENU AT $3.50, Roast Turkey Sage Dressing. Mashed Potatoes, Creamed Turnips. avy Bread and Butter Celery Plain Cabbage Salad Spiced Peaches. Pumpkin Pie. Coffee, Nats. This dinner is all home-made and I know {t will not cost more than $5.60 for #ix Mra. C, L Fremont, Wash. RRR RERAARA om * * * * *) RRR LIFE? WHAT 18 IT? Do you see that kitten chasing #0 prettily her own tall? If you could jook with her eyes you might see her surrounded with hundreds of igures performing complex dramas. with tragic and comic issues, long conversations, many characters, many ups and downs of fate—and meantime It fs only puss and her tall, How long before our masquer- ade will end tts nolse of tambour ines, laughter and shouting, and we shall find it was a solitary per- formance ?—Emerson. GOOD ROOM EFFECTS! In selecting draperies and bang ings avoid large figured materials. | Light walls and hangings will make the small room seem large, says an exchange. A pillow or two and a} the predominate color of the will brighten | such a room into a thing of beauty | They “catch” it more easily. | They cannot be depended on to} |guard against It | Some are too young and others {don’t know enough to complain about it It is more often diphthertec. Their resistance to dineasy in not jas great as that of a grown person. | | if the call in The safest thing to do, child has a sore throat, is a physician, it might not be serious, fen't safe to take chances, but it NOTICE TO READERS | All Jetters cannot be an # | & swered in the paper, and many ® \® are without na or address. * *# A stamped, self-addressed en- & ® velope always brings a prompt & | ® reply. CYNTHIA GREY, * * * Perec eee eeee retry THE HOME DRESSMAKER| The graceful clinging effect pwoary in the skirt of sll other flimsy material, may cured by the use of an In on the lower hem, or a fi Magical Effect of New Face Peeler #0 ne nterlining ing with 4 strip of flannel, Som woolen fabrie may be us has enough body to give weight to} the lower edge of the skirt, This |} interlining should be of the same | color or light enough not to change the color of the dress. When a tear cannot be mended or | darned it will be necessary to patch it, For this a plece of the original material should be used, Cut the ragged edges of the tear away and baste the patch under it on the| wrong side ylece must be cut larger than the it is to fill, of course. Turn the edges of the hole and the patch-p under and whip together, lightly, with small | stitehes, After the work is done and the basting removed the patch | should be well pressed | PACKING SUMMER’ CLOTHES AWAY Make {t a general rule not to put away any garment or article which is sof All wash clothes should be washed and laid away without any starch in them. Hats should be taken out into the | sunlight and thoroughly brush they are to be trimmed diff the next season all the trimming) should be taken off, thoroughly cleaned and put neatly away Suits should be sent to the clean ers and elther packed in large boxes with plenty of tissue paper laid between; or, If these is room, hung in a large closet. There is wisdom in repairing or mending any | summer article of wearing apparel now, It takes a litt more time, but it will be much appreciated next summer, To get rid of your wrinkles. a formula that ie wonderfully ive: 1 on powdered saxolite, in % pt. witch hanel In and you 9 t Bathe be sim ts, even inoment elegantly furnished t lowest rates at Hotel Vir- ginus, Eighth and Virginia, r Westlake. Elliott $03. Re-Block Your Hats We can re-block your velvet, ilk, beaver, velour, satin or felt into the latest style. MODEL MILLINERY Central Wet Wash Phone Queen Anne 1534 . lee—-Best of Work. for 0c, 2%e for onal pound. Rough MADE TO ORDER LADIES’ Featuring Fancy Suits Late arrivals in Fancy Suits in distinctive novelties, many iilustrat- ing the Directotre period, showing the Robespierre collars. Skirts are shown with many new features, straight line effects with pleats and clusters, In the latest materials that represent all that is the very finest in high-grade suit making. $35 to $65 You will Find An Account Seattio’s Reliable Credit House. ng 1332-34 Second Ave., Near TTLE THEATR ==THIRD AND CHERRY aS pas =<=PHONE MAIN 43 BAILEY & MITCHELL Present the First Time Here at Popular Prices — EGInLIN | PRICES: EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY .. MATINEES—THURSDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY . SPECIAL BARGAIN NIGHT MONDAY. NEXT WEEK — “SEVEN 20¢ + ose DAYS”