The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1912, Page 5

LOVE SYRUP OF FIGS Their Stomachs and) the Liver and Waste Bowels Without} immediately real reine her child deli ‘of Figs that this ts the BS and physic for the Nothing else regulates ‘one’s stomach, liver and of tender dowels so prompt they dearly love its de tasic. child fan't feeling well; nicely; eating regularly paturally it is a sure tts little Insides need a h cleansing at once Jeroes, irritable, feverish, pour, breath bad or your CA bas stomachache, diar throat, full of cold, ; give a teaspoonful Figs and in a fe the foul, constipated waste, undigested food will gently move on Ita Little bowels without or weakness, and/ genuine old reliable. surely have a well happy | else offered. ebild again shortly of Figs you are not | ’ VELOCIPEDE $l 8 ‘gatirely of luscious figs, sen aromatics. cannot be I, heavy adh frame, reg- fi) | war $3.00 value. | ot should always keep Syr handy. It is the only and bowel cleanger needed—a little gly Will save a sick child to directions for and grownups ed on the package. druggist for the full Jarrep of Figs and Elixir of by the California Co. This is the deli children of plainly axles, Ve are Agents for — it) i id Edge Cutlery es Electric Inox are all useful Christ- mas Presents. We are out of the Fent district wold all extray- nees, therefore save yea money. Beginning aoe. ¥ we ott ot al 4 at half 01 for pd week i Mail orders given | | brompt attention. i aie than 1 i401 Piet Ave AND HOSIERY Coats One-fourth Bik, / | TO ORDER LADIES’ SUITS TO $22.50 itored Suit Shop. Excha: ae. |think of marriage when you have accomplished be om apd bd same kind and! § other peopie’s teeth Would want done ino ihe, and our bers cow done in our xamination RTIFICIAL ‘TRETE TEE CT ante, BEST GOLD AND) CROWN AND BRIDGE! th gold ana porcelain h, and the best Pain-| teeth in the United ith the Albany sonable prices on the lowest uur low because | they 6 large tice Und require. “pt inensen arantcs all work for at) d see ue und you will ly aa we Je the Best, our pr or Bieri TE DEN Walk Up. (fu nPnisE, you PLEASE YOU | don’t } that any boy might be |do now, and be free to love the other dear fellow, }look for a genul they exist to this standard, land will be as happy as conditions jallow. ‘day he told me something which I/ pain in {shall not mention, but which touch- feelings , 00d position Letters to Cynthia Grey SENSIBLE YOUNG PEOPLE Dear Mise Grey In reply to “Brown Eyes,” I will atate that most assuredly a girl of 16 can love a boy At present Iam going with a girl of 16 who certainly loves me mean that passionate, senseless love, but pure proud of. Tam 1s yous old, and have not thought of getting married yet as that would ruin both owr lives, at least partially We both go to high school and will not graduate until June, 1913. ‘Then we are going to the university, After that we will consider things We both love each other dearly, but we take no liberties with each other, ak that might cause unhappiness for both of us later on As We love each other so much, we realize it would not be t to marry unti? we have our full growth and have our own ideas fully de veloped and matured. it is my opinion that a boy and girl of 16 may love each other as dearly ae if they were 30, but the love will not be as lasting, as a rule. I think a boy who would take advantage of a girl's Innocence ought to be branved on the forehead with a red hot tron FRECKLE FACE. a devoted love MARRIED” Dear Misa Grey: 1am a woman with two smal! children and have 4 son who works every day of his life to take care of ua A very nice man says he cares for me and has asked me to marry him. I respect him and think I could be contented with him, if it was not for another, who haa taken complete possession of my affections. Still, | know be can never be anything more to me, for he ts married, and I don’t know as he would care for me if he was not Do you think | could ever be contented with and ought to marry the other man for the children’s sake? Or would | doing him a great wrong? I feel that for my part | would rather work hard, aa I even if he never PETH. What shall I do? There is no necessity to marry for your children’s sake, for re is no way to pe vely tell that it would be best for them; on the |sasre hand, you are wrong in feeling free to love another woman's hus band. I am trying to help you by giving the unvarnished truth Wrong action tnvariably originates In wrong thought, and | Is wrong to entertain love for a married man though he does not know it Do not Himit God. There are plenty of ways out for all of us, if we will but get rid of our foggy state of mind sufficiently to see the path} at our feet clearly knows It CHRISTMAS HAIRDRESS FOR LITTLE GIRLS Dear Miss Grey How should [ wear my hair Christmas? Should I wear bows or should I wear it tn two cinnamon rolls behind, and a ribben tled around my head in a bow on the side of my head? | am 11 years old BLUE EYBS. A—~You are too young, dear, to wear your hair “done up.” It makes little girls look ridiculous to wear their hair like young ladies. If you have heavy hair, curl it on kids,” or rags, and let it hang; if not, braid it and tie with a moder ately large bow at the bacy of the head, Use the Christmas ribbon, with the holly design solutely notht ly alone, after you have once her you are not guilty Do not give up your position un-| til you are sure of something bet: | ter, but be a man wherever you! are. Let her absolute told SHALL | MARRY, OR MAKE HER WAIT?! Dear Miss Grey Would please’tell me what to do. I am a young man 21 years of age and 1) am in love with a girl 19. The other day I asked her to marry me some time in the near} future and she said “Yon.” | Since then she has wanted to/ marry right away, and I am not) ready to marry for about thre months. What shall I do, marry the girl, or make her walt for met} I should hate to bave to give her up. STUBBORN A is an urgent reason, walt awhile. If she lo you she will be willing, unless there is a good reason for her haste. you | WHAT HAVE You TO GiVEr Dear Misa Grey: I would like to give some reasons why | am a bachelor, but I find I have more reasons than I possibly can crowd into 25 words. If I should start mother for my children, 1 would e wothan—@ Wou ed with her own has her own teeth and figire, and haa tackt , strong enough without being rein forced with whalebone and steel, and a complexion that will not wash off. la my travels from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Gulf to Canada, | have never met ‘one like this, although I have beard that Unless there out to select a an who is satix hair and eyes, SHALL I Dear Mise Grey 1 have lem which I wish to solve you 1 have been going with young man about a year ‘Tifere is another girl in the neigh borhood who thinks he belongs to} her. Not that I es for him, but I hate to see anyon She just met him about three months ago. I wixh you would let me know what to do;wo let her have him or} not? He doesn't care for her. An swer soon and J will be ever sm thankful Yours MADGE A.—Coertalnly let hor have if she can get him If he cares for x he will com back «4 young man. | Surely you do not want a man j another girl Ke i you} jean't care for don't intert with her aff. & prob with a Until I find one who.measures up 1 will not com plain of leading a bacheler’s life A LOGGER A—I agree with you in all you say, but you neglected to say what you will give in exchange for all this perfection in womankind Have you thought of that? NOTICE TG "READERS ® All letters cannot be an ® | ® swered in the paper, an¢ many 4 Important to All ithout name or addr mped, _settaddressed en- *| Women Readers) brings ® prompt @) CYNTHIA GREY. #| Thousands upon thonsands ot | #}women have kidney or biadder oe dt ded dad dadataadadad trouble and never suspect it . | Women's complaints often prove TOUCHED THE “POINT |to be nothing else but kidney| OF MY HEART | trouble, or the rewult of kidney or Dear Mise Grey: [ am a girl 17/ bladder disease. and have been keeping company! If the kidneys with a nice young man whote age | healthy condition, is 18 We have been friends for/the other organs ithe last five years as schocimates. | ensed. | I love him dearly, but the other) You may suffer a great deal with} the back, bearing-down headache and lose of am w leer could him r | are they to not ina may cause} become dis bition. Poor health makes you nervous, irritable and may be despondent womanly in-|it makes any one #0. stinct which every gir! possesses! But thousands of irritable, nervy ‘tells you a young man is broaching ous, tired and broken-down women &. doubtful subject, drop him at have restored their health and) once and tell your mother about It./ strength by the use of Swamp-Reot, | Your mother is your best confi-|the great Kidney, Liver and Blad- dante, if you could bot realize it./der Remedy. ‘She may seem strict, but some day; Swamp-Root brings new life and }you will thank her for it. activity to the kidneys, the cause If you will write more fully and /jof such troubles. send your address, I will write you Many send for a sample bottle to privately. see what Swamp-Root, the great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy, PARENTS OBJECT will do for them. Everyone woo Dear Miss Grey: I am a young|has not already tried {t, may - man 20 years of age, and recently dress Dr. Kilmer & Co., Dept. R, fell in love with a girl 17 years of| Binghamton, N. Y., and receive age. But her parents object to our|sample bottle free by mail. You keeping company, for reasons I 6o/ can purchase the regular fifty-cent not know, unless {t is because I amj|and onedollar size bottles at all In the navy. drug stores Would you advise us to run away and get married? The girl is will- MODERN weantly furnished ing, and we love each other very rooms at low ates at Hotel Vir much, o 2's. = ighth afd Virginia, ne A.—-How can you elope without Elliott 803. deserting the navy? I see plainly you are the kind of man no 17-year-old girl should be with, and can under stand fully the parents’ objection, not because you are in the navy, but the sort of a fellow you are. Te! a real man first; time enough to ed the very point of my heart Please give me your advice. M. M. A.—Whenever the giv Westlake. rerpyr( FREE EXAMINATION that 0 TEETH | TO CURE BALD HEAD s Dear Miss Grey: Is it possible to restore a growth of hair on ao bald head? Yours respectfullf, . BALDY. fi S (A/T TNL SESS P. 8—If so, how? | A~If you will shave your head DENT I STS | once or twice a week and go bare 4 headed, you will regain your hair. | This is not a joke. 1th Gold 1.50 te $5.00 — Bria Full Pore Gold Filling wee $1.50 te $3.00 WANTS HIM TO GIVE UP tot Te Dear Mise Grey: I am a young man of 19, and have been going with a girl 17 for very near a year, We thought @ great deal of each | TiAmel’aal other, but Monday night when I TERMS went home with her she was ‘i % angry. She said I was going with f : N other girls, A . Miss Grey, I work in a theatre yi A and it is always Jate when Lb get home. She has asked me many |Umes to give up my position, but it is #0 hard to get another I don’t feel like quitting. If I could get a somewhere else I but I can't Now I have no way of proving myself innocent; what would you do? Please answer, Miss Grey, in today's paper. JACK. A-—If you are innocent, do ab TO AS WE WORK YEARS DO EXACTLY VERTISE. ALL AANTEED 15 Wwe Laboring People’s Dentists ECTRO DENTAL PARLO would quit, RS LET HER HAVE HIM?) asks | With | water, with wool soap, |water of the | membrance THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1912, Beautiful Debutante in Washingtofi! MISS DORIS DRAIN, a debu tante of the season in Washington society, She in the daughter of nm. and Mrs, James A. Dra THE STAR DOCTOR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. R. A. withts to know what ts the cause of frequent dizziness, which seoma to come upon him oftenest when h Freq calla for in should be a o's habits somewhere. As there ars many causes for dizzt ness, the wisest thing I can sug: is for you te go to your physician He will m proper teats and ex aminations « wscertain the cause |No one who gets dizzy frequently {8 normal “The inside of my nose fs sore and I am troubled with a cold. in the bead during the cold weather, What do you think causes tt?’ writes J, BB That seems to Indic have a chronic infe 1 somewhere in the nose, Keep in the open alr, keep away from crowds, keep out of cold places. Go to a nose apes cialist; let him find the tnfected Area and get it into a better conds tion. te that you At what time d girl In the hool retire and studying be @ mn the evening Mother B One rule will not apply well to all casex, of couree. Rotir: ing at rising at 7 a. m would suffictent sleep. Lew sone ate best mastered before dim ner, an study after a meal may dis; turd digestion and sk should a 14-year t year in high Should the ne before dinner or afterwards? ft equally and FEATHERS ON YOUR SHOES? rings on her fingers plumes on her shoeses She shall kave feathers henever she chooses! Here ta a pet tly good fashion jthat must appeal to every woman [who believes in coupling ‘onomy jand novelty It's the feather 19 footwear Partisan! for this and fad adapted to And it's distinctly Smal! tips are utilized purpose and of course should match or be in strict har mony with the dress worn. Two usually constitute the new shoe or nament which is worn just as any buckle or bow would be. Cynthia’s Answers to Many Questions The circumference equals 3.1416 times The Ameri: ia located cago. of a circle the diameter. in Medical association Dearborn av., Chi In the year 1911 automobiles and parts Of automobiles exported from the United States amounted to $1i, | 409,229, Une gasoline or benzine to re move milk from a dark blue skirt; f this does not remove it, sponge well with pure soap and water To keep flannels soft, and to pre- vert shrinking, wasn in luke warm and rinse in temperature proper for boys and have been friends for some to exchange little Xmas re. but above all, girls, do not accept a costly present fr 4 man to whom you are not gaged There are two scopes—refracting In the former the rays of light are made to converge to a foeus by lenses; in the latter they are made to converge by being _ reflected from the surface of a slightly con caved polished mirror same time kinds of tele and reflecting Dance at Dreamland tonight. * HUTESON DPTICALG, FACTORY. Jont THE PREMISES MAKERS» BODO GLASSES 1330 2nd, AVE. near UNION ac] Jougall § fouthwickCo..« sti In connection with JAMES MeCREERY & CO., New York Store open from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET Land of Playthings Tomorrow Some of the items are educational—others of them have the interest and quality that goes right straight to the hearts of little boys and girls! PARCHESI 59c CRiIBBAGE BOARDS, TOO elders Imported Cribbage UP TO $1.50 DOLLS 79c Boy Dolls—real Boy Dolls with short hair Bisque head, kid body—$1.26 and 79c $1.50 regularly, for UP TO 35c DOLL SLIPPERS 10c Imported Kid Slippers are the thing for Dolls in this winter of 1912 All sizer in this little sale, but bring your Doll fitted for we won't be able to ex sizes afterward for . | Leet have forgotten inten. that how Boards—bardwood interesting Parches! is, we sul! sell more Parches! than any other game that's mad And if buy tomorrow the oe sete (one to a — 59c | CLOCK WORK TRAINS $1 They are Ives’ Trains and Ives maken the you k Bach set comes In a box we duarantee it perfect when you rece! it or your money will be returned. Regularly $1.26 for $ 95¢ SPELLING BOARDS 69c Kindergarten Spelliug Boards simplify the task of teaching your children to spell cor rectly, And since the child is interested t nwhile © will remember bow 69c Regularly morrow for let us say 35c ones . 69¢ ones 25¢ 490 65 “TOYTOWN” BANKS 39c ley'’s Toytown interesting Regularly 65: CELLULOID DOLLS 16c jointed, but they float Bank Mar an ed for quite are to change 20c to Fully thelr especial advantage | i» that $2 KESTNER DOLLS $1.29 be $4 GO-CARTS $2.95 | Steel Go-Carts which shut up like a jack | knife with one motion, made exactly Ike Big be made with kid body, bisque | Me _ for real babies. Made with folding head, closing eyes, curly flaxen hair. Regu- | top, heavy rubber-tired wheels $2 95 ' $2. Special ee 29 | roadie’ $4, for utles vy Basement F T HERE’S a little soft blue crush felt Hat, trimmed with a white wing— a combination rather unusual, but strikingly smart. There's a blue velvet Hat with entire crown of black fur. There's a black and white Hat—velvet, with one of the new burst” feather ornaments. There are Hats with high soft crowns and low soft crowns, including many tan crowns. There is every color you're likely to ask $3 95 for! Values are up to $10.00. The sale price is . “sun- GLOVES Lor ¢ black ¢ Good Gl ves for street. from dress Gloves m rulesein These, quite chet embroidery, are m: 50c TEDDY BEAR MITTENS 35c¢ tan, red or gray, kid palm, fur back We go to France English t with imported capeskin IMPORTED GLOVES $1.50 Arranged for tomorrow so !t will be very easy | white, for you to select quickly if you're in a hurry. Or with a cord to go through the sleeves. we will box any pair if you desire. ace kideskin for gifts. And tomorrow 35c in thelr full range of colors, $1, 50 these 50c Gloves are marked excellent value at First Floor. their heav ade very in effec y hey're loves, indeed, Sz Are Specially Good Values at $5 thread year they be only because which can are worn the every wool, and will therefore wear well, but are of the heavy They are made well; the trousers in peg top model girls double breasted or Norfolk. The size range in the assortment $5 SWEATERS “Ruff-neck” worsted yarn, in maroon and gra have pockets, others are plain, the either years They ‘are guarantee of and fully lined is from to 17 all sold under our Blue Serge Suits $7.50 Made from Woolen Mills serge which can be re- coats 6 “Satisfaction—or a New Suit”. Serges for Juveniles, $5.00 Suits and blue serges mixtures American Sailor Russian Sweaters of good and cheviot (the principally grays and browns). Some have silk braid, others are absolutely plain And we can recommend the qualities. The Russian Suits range from 4 to 7, the Sailor Suits from 6 to 10 years, models pretty latter in lied upon to keep its shape the poptilar styles. Some and wear almost indefinitely! The Norfolk Suits are in sizes 6 to 12 ones, sizes 9 to 17 years .... sizes are from 6 to 16 years. double-breasted $7.50 the UDGE their quality by the ‘ts t that, of these- Ties at twenty-five cents. Nearly 5,000 more have just come, qualities which equal any we've ever offered, at. eae Narrow Barathen Silk Pour. -in- pilentas Narrow satin finished striped Ties in all colors. Wide-end silk Four-in-Hands in Persian patterns. Surah silk wide-end Ties in every solid color. Wide-end Surah silk Ties in every color, with white diagonal stripe: And scores of other patterns besides at Men’s Bathrobes $3.25 attractive new designs— | sold 70,000 5c since ie st, 1912, we Gee 25e Flannelette Nightshirts $1 Warm Flannelette Nightshirts 6 or 8 inches longer than the ordinary kind—not only made well but finished with silk frogs and silk tape edging like pajamas, are selling at half a dollar less than 1 00 their value FINE GLOVES, EVEN AT $1.15 Compare them in the quality of their sk in their weight, in thelr handsome red-stitched spe back finish with the gloves you know best at $1.50. 4.15 dium and heavy weights, long and st . -—Just Inside the ntrance, Good gift quality brown and many other colors—well finished Bathrobes for which you would have paid | $4.50 if we hadn’t ordered them in big quan- Me- rt finge Front # titles: Just in An immense shipment Second Ay. and dud & The MacDougall & Southwick Co. The MacDougall & Southwick Co ARCHIBALO’S BETWEEN TWO FIRES Dear Miss Grey: I'm up against it About a year and a half ago 1 met a charming young lady, and kept company with her for about 10 months, Then we had a misun derstanding and she refused to go out with me; but “I should worry.” 1 would see her on the street quite often, and was so encouraged by her smiles that I could not re wist asking her to go out with me She accepted the invitation We went to the theatre, and later she said she wanted to take a look in the dance hall, but did not care to ent if you are ens If not, would you st would be suit- able to give him a Christmas pr halite tne athe Bi Bon wint |® Chr ange fh have to judge for yourself. Per-| SME. {ur me I am Very interested in your let- sonally I think a woman has as great right to tell a man of her rent| as vice versa; but under present /ters, and learn things by reading conditions but few men are broad] them, ‘Thanking you in advance, minded enough to understand this, s A 10us. and the woman must be of very sta- ~Certainly give your fiance a ble character, Don't be ‘a “boobd”| Gnristmas present, but let its value in either cage. be determined by the thought and contly I met a girl who says she| THE FIANCE'S pegs suse kery ean pare ae likes mo, but I don’t care for her. | CHRISTMAS PRESENT | not approve of expensive gifts. What shall 1 do? ARCHIBALD.| Dear Miss Gr 1 would ltke|""fmbroider him a half doren linen A.—Do not accept the apology | very much to have you answer this | pandkerchiefs, until she proves what she is. Unless |question which I am going to ask are strong enough to uplift} you her, she will drag you down. Is ft wrong to give a young man dance. When we got there, she knew every roughneck in the place, and |danced with any who asked her. Now, Miss Grey, I had thought she was of the right kind, but after this occurrence I fold her IT through. She apologized for her tions, and said she cared for me more than for any other fellow. Should I accept the apology? Re A Want Furniture. Main 66518. Modern Furniture Co.