The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1912, Page 5

° = m . offer you @ first teeth ier $7.60 of on SHOWN moder OMPLBs ee te have t ue rewarding the - our of firet clase ad rn equip ore rve you Raving coutidence in to produce lasting ‘all, bran: of dent es offer you & 18-year done palniessty by eieeiricat devices Te OUR BASY PLAN Dear Mias Groy old to ask advice. | drunk, as weual Lam old, have been at it ever since. money | wanted ) Old, living with children he taught to | most of my money goes for booxe | think as mueh of my fi j aide myself, ing to young men tain anything any more. and I know f am incompe }ly a blank | in eo doing. an effort in the right direction You have had, and probably will are willing to make the effort, | know you will succeed me your address I think | can help you very much. | DO MY BOSS’ BIDDING ' My race is almost run, but Lam not too flow Tam 67 years old today; home with my family, but My earliest recollections are of my fath jus children so drunk that we tumble: Y getting all and fell all ov ach other, I While I was going to school, my father supplied me with all the He was rich then, he lg poor now, and almost 90 year be drunkards and prostitutes T hold @ political job at a large salary, but my family lives poor T almply can't keep up without it, 1 ily as any drunkard could think of any Drink has a paralyzing pffect on the organtam, but if we } were all hungry and I had 10 cents wrong, even wicked; but | can't help it now, out 1 would get drunk, 1 know ft is 1 want this to be «a warn 1 was naturally amart, went through college, but my brain can't re T do my boss’ bidding. ent, | could not attuned to drink, could not stand physical exertion, and my brain ts near I simply do my boss’ dirty work | When I do, I will end my life, unless you can show me where | am foolish | 1 cannot live without drink, . | A RESPECTABLE BUT UNDBSIRABL, A.-It is absolutely never too late to turn squarely around and make If it were not for this jo rm $10 a month, My t t I will soon lose my job. CITIZEN j have, much to overcome, but if you If you will send | It will not appear in THE STAR—MONDAY, provent crytig the more tears My husband scolds when cooking doesn't suit him and it makes him angry for me to ery. Miss Grey, I would like so much to see you. If} you will come to see me, 1 will send my address, I will give you a nice chicken dinner and show you how Lean cook, Please answer 6 and @ay you will come MRS. K.P, Act thank you, and am sorry 1 cannot accept; but my time is too is supersensitiveness that causes you to ery, So If you cay got over the idea of anyone haying power to hurt you, and use to the best advantage criticiam that ty just, living above the unjust by aliaing that the person giving it pes not know better, | am surg you will be happier. If you are really trying to tm prove, your husband should not criticise unless in a helpful apirit GIVE LOVE A CHANCE DECEMBER 2, 1912, | SHE 1S OVERWORKED, BY JUST ha te AT H&K BACK | 1 wish I could impress Witt sermonettes on Importance of care for of her appearance have gotten your face » into ab ou he only Indeed, I think it is better to begin with your feet and figure and leaye your face and hands until ¢ st A good carrie back, withaut an ugly hump at the base of the head because you are too fat without any curving verte bra elther at the shoulders or the | walst, To acquire a good back the first } thing to do 1s to stand and walk on the balls of your feet. About one | woman in ten does this, and sh jalways called a stylish woma |she always has a straight back and well-set shoulders. One must be very wear corsets which will raise one’s read beauty the every detail After you and ban just begun my careful not to on every | woman who does me the honor to} means @ straight | Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8, SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY On your dental bill. We are doing dentistry for 50 per cent less than print, and I want to write to you privately You may live 20 or 30 years,and you can make them useful ones if you ore willing. Let me help you. ARE WE ENGAGED? 0 to school until! Tam 16? own baking. So I did, Well, then Dear Miss Grey; I am a young| I have a very doar girl friend.| 20" DAKINE me Pe ao eat, and }man keeping company with a young| We like one boy very much; but! cia things about everything 1 cook woman and I would like to know] he seems to like me best one day| that would disgust one with eating if | should ask her to marry me,/8A4 perhaps the next day he will) ye td ny hardest to fix whether we would be engaged, and | like the other beat. We both Uke | things the way he likes them. if it would be proper to get her an him but we are sure he does not Now, Miss Grey, one thing I can't engakement ring? Or would we know It. We do not want him to stand je some one always finding have to get the consent of her pa-/find It out until he shows us which| fan’ win eversthing. i did love rents before We would be engaged?] One he likes beat What do you! nim, but when he complains I find IN LOVE. be pregron - do? 1 thank you Very! myself drifting away. I told him I A.—Im America, the consent of] "YS a cctecion bo tihee ft j did not intend to put up with it, but he parents ia not necessary to an| oo oa" pourne. the boy agrnyeer i only laughed engagement if the parties are of) (oo 00" | ow bie. - ind be Miss Grey, | don't want to leave, age; but It is a mighty nice (BIN) 1 am gorry you sirts Seve the * ay rtd oa emai gels — He to ask them, bug.” If you liked this boy in the) {ftven to if he keeps it up | What any dentist in Seattle has ever at- tempted. We depend on doing a volume of business for our Dear Miss Grey Seeing , that + . | others bother you with thelr trou bles, I will with mine, My husband wanted me to do my shoulders up. This is often the case with the woman who is grow ing stout, and nothing gives a wom 4n an ugiler appearance than shoul- | jdera “bunched” up ike @ prize) your work is done by a graduate fighter's Jentist, Meensed by the state of profite Remember, when you come here Wanted—Furniture, | Modern Furniture Co. when walking. 1 have * reason you know that you girls who had the p to receive the best. Dr, they took @ step. late of your | "2% turned out of these offices, Jon't eit on the middie oF our : ; 4 ma ys been called “a etiffnecked genera | Regular $10.00 Crowns.. F Py a tion,” but at least you must give} a Say ee ; + Ee | : Regal Dental Offices well. he Don't sleep on a high pillow Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. S. (Manager) Poden ey Miss Deice ¥ Das Wiens locm FY Co. | |give you double chin long before| WOTE—Bring thie Ad with you It other ways. fs J your time PRT tara. whether or not he knew it; bat all othe mi e: i face and hands the back is th Certainly a keen observer can al- LIKES BEST, are fooligh enough to Imagine you A DISGUSTED WOMAN. |most expressive part of the body. | most tell how a woman looks from|your back express a wholesome, | Des Mise Grey: nd will soon 4 Reese of yourselves, Be] ke Your stand in this matter i8/qreased do you take a hand glass|for a block or two. YOU CAN ° MADE TO ORDER LADIES’ grammar school, Will I have toj sensible and you will have a much|"#™ now, Talk to him lovingly land look at your back to see If you|TELI. IF SHE 18 SLOVENLY, IF Main 6518. | eulre & oes | Yes, unless you get a permit, you| 7" be Will certainly try to correct \ay pousible. Artints tell ua that one |SHE 18 OLD OR YOUNG IN SPIR Ladies’ Tailored Sult must Bo to schoo! unti! you are te {it Be ¥ery careful not to make lof the,mont beautiful things in the IT, IF SHE 18 COQUETTISH, IF 334-240 Lumber x Be careful not to sway your bips| washington to practice dentistey. dislocating their hips Ny giarantees all back, Our grandmothers may heve| Regular $10.00 Plates | - $4.00 them credit for straight backs as} | |-This will round your shoulders and | 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union ollow in * right way, tdn't shall I do? He ts a good fe THE FIRST WORD—After the |paint—is a woman's back. UNTIL HE SHOWS WHICH HE you wouldn't think about SR EEL, | Lam a girl of]are in love, and if you keep on you}, AvTh® best time for you to) How many times after you are|the front if she walks belind her|well-groomed, healthy personality. | SPEC 14 and will soon graduate from the/ will mak ned, healt —|beiter time. about his fault, and if be cares [Flare as well groomed and as straight |SHE IS LAZY, IF SHE IS VAIN, IF $25.00 TO $32.50 and one of the bardest to SHE 18 STRONG MINDED OR IF Dance at Dreamland tonight. Clean-Up Sale of WHITE SEWING 424 New Main Store: 1 Phone Main 1525 slightly used Sewing Machines } MACHINE CO. | Nird Ave, Near Pike Package! And after the first surprise you will not be satisfiec her than fou will realize the absurdity of your own home | Please anawer these questions aa fo0n as possible? : i | Personally, I think the compulsory school age should be 18 Parents would then have to give account of thelr children until they are of age HAIR ORESS FOR YOUNG GIRLS. Dear Miss Grey: Woe are three girls, 14, 14 and 15 respectively int to know how we should r our hair. We generally wear it doughnuts with a ribbon around our heads. Our teacher says should wear it down our backs; bu! we think it looks too babyiah. We wonld like your opinion as we want to do what is right. TRIPLETS A-—There ts nothing prettier than to see a young girl with ber hair hanging in @ braid or curls. ap in IT MAKES ME Feet BLUE. Dear Mins Grey Won't you T am very much in love with a young man at whose home | am a frequent visitor. I don't think he cares for me except as a friend, and this often makes mo fee! very | blue and lonesome. Do you think I whould cease visit-| ing there? I am afraid that would) burt bis mother’s feelings and 1 love her too much to uae her pain. Iam only 19. Do you think| 1 am foolish to feel this way? I have known him for two years and be is six years my senior. I am sure he has no steady girl He never even accompanies me | the folly of your sweltering struggles with fea), home though it Is often Inte when | . DLSUM NEVER FAILS after the first loaf. 4/ter) the tg : . You know it’s going to be c/ean,| not) Be no hands touch it but yours when yoy! ef ho wrapper. You know how good it combines nu it flavor with al! nents of nutrition and digestibility. Let ROLSU. once. aM) “take a bun for a | “Holsum” loaf surprise you And after that Stick to It WA Large Loaf—Ten Cents At All Grocers joaf—demand the 32-ounce of your dealer. HOLSUM BAKING CO YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR. MOVING THE tions. “4 i comedy by the Gaumont pia series of pictures showin, a yers, and a Uncie Sam's arships at practice, x Performers row. Black & Leslie, « triple-leaged ni: Grevy & Dayi, comedians Doyle, the funny people on the yaudevili bith "The Re Y¥ drama, “The Sunday promra crown--5¢ comedy gy and Vour New Pictures Tomor- nd acroba eneration of Worthless Dan,” Nestor eu Imp ¥ in Variety and drama, * every-day human reminder of mn Only, kik gloom: A Modern Moving Picture House, Always good pictures, Ladies and of courteous Ave, near treatment. 1420 Firat Pike St. * Pt Dream, Vul ot the Shadows. grap’ torn drama, Cutting Cal- ifornia Redwood, educational Vitagraph day today A 10c SHOW FOR Se LATEST PHOTOPLAYS of Lucknow, Edison The Burgiar's Weird Heception, comedy. How a Letter Travels trom the Great Laken to Central Africa, educational. The Girl at the Cupola, Selig drama The Teile Historic: he Three Bachelors’ Turkey.” Sailor's Heart. Biity* “The|it ia essential to health. I leave their house. | always go home alone. Do you think ft is a hint for me to stay away? Please} tell me what to do. TEDDY, || A.-There ia no reason why you! should not visit his mother, bat it; is not wise to stay late, TG_ 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 « pte * reply. CYNTHIAGREY, *) SPREE ERE EEE Eee MASQUERADES FOR FAT AND THIN GIRLS Dear Miss Grey: Would you kindly tell me how it would be best | to dreas in a masquerade dance, a mask euit that would not be naive for a thin ? How for a fieshy girl? For girls 16 and 21 years of age? Please answer soon. BLUE EYES. A.-The fleshy girl might maa- querade as an old negro “mammy,” | and the thin girl would look well as | Little Bo-Peep, with her puffed! overskirt to disguise the thinness. ABOUT CALLING Dear Misa Grey: [ read your kind assistance every evening. I just moved Into a new neighbor.) hood, % stranger, and was invited) to a shower. I went. Now is it my place to make the first call on the bride, or she call on me first, as T am a new comer? MRS. B, A.A party or dinner invitation is the equivalent of a call, so you owe 4 party }, and should make it on the lady who invited you, and on the bride, | Dear Mise Grey: Can you tell any way to prevent crying’? I cry #0 easily and the harder I try to TALKS BY THE In fact, But the conditions under which it is car- ried on must be suitable and ra- tional and reasonable or else the result, will be fil. Recently Massachusetts had an) instructive exhibit on the hygiene of occupation: It was divided into six sections: 1, Occupations sure to irritating dusts. 2, Ocenpations involving expo- sure to irritating and poisonous fumes and vapors. 4. Occupations involving sure to intense heat, 4, Occupations involving sure to excessive humidity. 5. Devices for protecting the eyes of operatives in certain industries, 6. Miscellaneous, Suggestions relating to the cot- ton industry, the broom corn indus try, chairmaking, woolen industry, manufacture of derby hats, etc. were included under the first. Brush making, storage batteries, Jewelry industry, a «casting, Occupation is excellent. involving expo- and polsonous €Xxpo- expo wonders if you give it a goed chance. WOMEN CALL DOWN WOULD- BE MAYORESS Dy Uniied Pres Leased Wire | OREGON CITY, Or, Dee. 2 Claiming that she lacks the proper political education, and women | have held the ballot in Oregon for too brief a period to qualify them for office, the Political Bihica elub,) composed of 40 prominen| women, | today stands on record as unequiv-) oeally opposed to the candidacy of) Mra. Kate Newton for mayor, It ts) not announced that Mra. Newton has withdrawn ber candidacy. At meeting of the club resolu tions were drawn up decrying the efforta of Mrs. wton, who is prominent bere, to strive for the | office because political qualifica- |) tions for the same Were not appar) ent In ber, and it was foared whe | would not make a good executive! on account of the comparative tg: norance of mort of the enfranchised women regarding things political URGES USE.OF SUGAR TONGS Hy Uanitet Press Leased Wire WASHINOTON, Dec. 2.--Loaded wih white squares, heavily germ-) encrusted, the restaurant sugar bow! ia as great a menace to health | as any anarchistic bomb ever hurled. Holding this, Surgeon Gen eral Rupert Biug of the public health services, declares that pro- prietora of public eating places! should compe? their customers to use sugar tongs In removing the; sugar and never to remove it with) their fingers, threats you are not prepared to) world carry out Love will accompliah The original term of a copyright runs for 28 years, The battleship Maine was blo’ up in Havana harbor February 15, 1898. Charcoal and sugar, equal weights, mixed with clove oll, is an/ excellent preparation for the teeth | Judson C. Clements, Washington, | is chairman of the U. 8. in- teretate commerce commission, | which tneludes railroad commis- sion. To be negotiable, an Letinaeeil must be In writing and signed by the maker (of a note) or drawer (of a bill or check). Dustin Farnum, actor, now play ing in “The Littlest Rebel,” was ian at Hampton Beach, N. H., in To pack eggs to keep for winter, dip into a solution of 2 of, gum arabic in one pint of cold water, let them dry, and pack in powdered, well-burned charcoal. SSS SD granite working, sweatshops, etc., were included under the second, There were filustrations of fac tories in which there was a proper regard for sanitation and others in which there was no . regard, Many illustrations showed the miscroscopic appearance of differ- ent kinds of dust and showed how some kinds are more harmful than others. 1 An interesting exhibit showed types of apparatus in use to cop rect bad conditions and to keep trade dusts out of the mouth agd eyes, ‘ The exhibit consisted chiefly of photographs and pictures. It was a valuable lesson to the man who employs and to the man who is employed. { If other states would follow sult there would be another sig taken toward regulating condi tions under which men and women are compelled to work, Occupational diseases would 3 come less of a menace, Hea) under- would lose another of its mining influences, “ NKW SILVER PURSES, Near North Kntrance. Made of open work silver. leather at the back, tr and colors. Ail Clerman will make splendid Christ mas gifts Price, “The Store of Christmas Cheer’’ Christmas Handkerchiefs HAND EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEPS:; Ladies’ splendid quality pure inen handembroldered band kerchiefs, embroidered in beautiful designs, such as shamrocks, forget - me - nota, daisies, butterfly and many other pretty patterns; price, each eae 25c OTHER EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. An almost linitless aasort ment of prettily embroidered corner designs. The mate rials surpass in quality those usually found in handker- chiefs offered at this 15 price. See them,...... c Ladies’ sheer linen handker- chiefs, with embroidered cor- ner; a very large assortment to select from at, MCh . 6660s + teeeeeres 10c INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Se. White lawn handkerchiefs, with narrow hem; embrold- ered Initials; a popular hand- kerchief at a very pop 5 ular price, Sea them.... Cc CHILDREN’S HANDKER- CHIE In pretty boxes, with pictures of automobiios, flying ma- chines, eto; the handker- chiefs have neat colored bor dera; price per box of three 15¢ Economy Basement BEACON BATH ROBE FLANNEL Just received another ship- ment of these much wanted goods for Dressing Sacques, Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, etc. Price per 35c BATH ROBE BLANKETS Extra large size, 72x904nch Bath Robe Blankets, in com- bination colors, your choice of a score of styles. Price with girdle, neck cord and frogs to MACH 06s. ese es $2.95 Heavier grade as above, at, each ROBELAND FLEECE 27-ineh Robeland Fleece, mostly dark styles, also sult- able for Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, ete.; standard 26e cloth, a yard DANISH CLOTH Half wool Danish Cloth In black and cream only, Spe cial price, a 1 yard wb fe jasement. ANTON & noon Co. [2 Economy Basement. Oh! The Joys of Our Beauti- ful Toyland For the little tots. their little folks in Saturday were right royally we “dont’s” we heard were don't go home until you have seen the whole display one pronounces the display very unique and the values tr omed and entertained don’t be in too much of a hurry Hundreds of ‘Seattle Mammas brought just to look around, and they too. The only and Every ly remarkable, and, bést of all, the stock is all new and fresh IN THE DOLL SECTION YOU WILL FIND beautiful kid body dolls, some have real eyclsashes and eyebrows, some are full jointed even to the wrist 25c to $5.98. Ask Prices from to see our great special, cork stuffed Kid Body Doll, with real eyelashes, measuring 18 inches, for only Jointed bisque Dolla of every de- scription, some with $1 25 ry real shair, for Others at various prices up to 96.98. Then there ts our special jointed doll, measuring 24 inches, with real sewed wii $125 for only BOYS, we wish we could tell you of all there is for you, but we can only hint at what there is this time, and trust to you to tome and see the rest. Come and see the dirigible , airah{p for only....... ...25¢ COASTING SLEDS ON WHEELS with bali-bearings, heavy rubber tires; ideal for coasting down hill; fitted with safety brakes and $4. 50 easy steering device. . " GAMES—All the old favorites and many pew ones. Can't be- gin to describe them. Doll houses, ready to set up, at Soldier gamer pistols, at .. a See the pretty village, ready to set up, for only And scores of others. Why Not Give Furs for Christmas? As we told you in one of our ads last week, we bought our furs just a little ahead of the great New York fur makers’ strike, which euables us to give values that keep compe- tition guessing. In fact, we scarcely ever have a looker in the fur section that does not prove to be a buyer in the end, the values stand out so prominently, EVERY FUR GUARANTEED AS REPRE- SENTED. Ask to see our spe- cial values in neck pieces and muffs in Isabella fox, opos- sum in natural, gray, brown and black; muskrat, black and brown coney, Russian hare. Large, medium and small neck pieces of various shapes, with muff to match; each 4.98 . each . Women’s and Misses’ Suits Ladies, the query may be in your mind, “What will be the styles for spring in women’s suits?” No matter what any person may say about styles in sults, or whatever you may read j@ the fushion jour nals, the strictly plain mannish tailored suit wil be fn as great demand as ever, These suits on which we are quoting such low prices con- sist entirely of strictly tailored models, and if you are thinking at all about purchasing a suit, it will surely pay you to see these, THREE GREAT SPECIALS $6.98 For Ladies’ Suits formerly priced at $12.96 and $15.00, $9.98 For Ladies’ formerly $15.00 to $20.00, $14.95 For Ladies’ Suits formerly priced at $20.00 anc $25.00, Sults riced at ue, oF sizes for and children. Made of German knit ting worsted and priced acrording to size at, a pair 690, 69 and . eray, women “The Economy Store”’ Millinery Prices Tremendously Reduced Third Floor. Stylish, up-to-date silk plush and velvet creations in wom- en's dress hats in black and colors, on sale at almost an- believable prices. ist No. 1—Women's dress bats that formerly sold at $3.50 and $4.50 are offered at . $1.69 Lot No. 2—Women’s dress hats that formerly sold at $5.95, $6.50, $6.75 and $7.60, correct In shape and mate- rial; to see them is to want them. The price now on this group is, $3 95 . each Lot No. 3—This splendid as- sortment consists of ostrich band and ostrich stickup trimmed hats that formerly sold up to $12.75. You may take your choice now at, cach, $4.95 For these wonderful bar. gains take the elevator to the third floor. Ladies’ Hand Bags A superb exhibit of just about all the really desirable kinds may be seen just in- side the North entrance, Genuine Seal and Pin Seal, Cape Goat, Walrus, Morocco, Suede, Alligator and also im- itation leathers, in a gradual run of grades from 98¢ to. We are especially well for- tified in the lines that sell from $1.25 to $2.25, Examine our very special values in heavy Walrus Bags, with full leather linings, fit- ted with vanity case, purse and shopping note tablet. ne ae Genuine Seal Hand Satchels fitted with popular Parisian Ivory Manicure Sets, also Goin Purse; special values, $6.50 re" $3.25 CHILDREN’S BAGS In a large variety, alligator, suede and imitation leathers of many kinds. The prices i f BONO cover ecssaeeqers QO