The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1912, Page 5

THE a eto DERRPES at 4aus, aang Tie Me“Dougal § fouthwick ( > { ry ne | Se Glove Cer- erchandise iff Pe ‘ertificates om oe oe Hore S He Ciristmas eis a In connection with JAMES MeCREERY & CO., New Yar Toy Specials They Stand for a Hundred Others DOLLS’ ENGLISH PERAMBULATORS $6 ones $3.75; $8 ones $4.95; $10 ones $5.95. |All Kid Certificates os | Amount SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET Store open from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily Open a Evening Also Monday evening. But not on Tuesday evening, for that is Christmas eve. - Finely Designed Shirts | And Other Furnishings | THE MODERN PANDORA, By BILLIE BURKE, THE FIRST WORD—Men do not cannot keep a secret. like a women who CLOWN ACROBATS HALF $5 ones $2.50, $6 ones $3. SCENIC RAILWAY HALF \RRHAL JELLY Ever since Adam and Eve left the garden, man has deluded him- alt with the idea that there is something mysterious about woman. Regularly $6.50, Body Consequently it ia up to the clever woman to flatter his vanity by now ‘ : St making him think he is right! , if k " hose D lls .) Hair Store “Don’t you like @ ‘close’ woman?” asked a man of me the other you: Snow & mam. wna Moneta: '<" paaumuabid 0 day. Shirts are his hobby, you needn't | - Ladies, buy your “What do you mean by a ‘close’ woman?” I asked in return - : 1} Dad Sheteemen tree Gondiee, | “Why, a woman who keeps her counsel, who does not burden hesitate to give him Excello | | regularly 10¢ a box, now 4 lyou with ‘her worries, and, above all, who does not evince a great Shirts, because every one of them Bg vt ge : curteatty ehout your affuire.” | andie Holders, regularly 10¢ “IL have never known but one woman,” he continued, “who did is in a conservative, yet original | $2.50 ROLLER SKATES $1.55 | 4 dozen. 4 dozen 256 Inot seem at all curious—who was perfectly willing that our friend pattern, which will please any | Boys’ and Otrie’; adjustable te) All, Doll Heuse Furniture ship should be a concern her and me alone. any tise. A pair to 6 Yi a She never inquired into my affairs with though she man, no matter what his taste ® , Revarian Tea Sete and Kitchen | prices }was always interested in anything that I might tell ber. In all the may be.. The man who designs BALLS | Sets, all HALF. $3 50, $3. 0 years | knew her intimately | never knew her to say an unkind thing them for the Excello Shirt Co MALY. about anyone else, And, although she was the frankest person that ili " . ? » “Sra I have ever known, she kept her own affairs to herself, unless 1 drew is paid twenty, thousand .dollars ar eee | everyibing “in Bithem out of her with much coaxing a year for doing nothing else Hae cbee Feit Skating Bears—New and Bring She was a brave woman, and, because of it, she was often mis At $1.50 the patterns are as ) San see very, ingenious, regularly $1.50, Bea Ter our expert understood, as people sometimes looked for hidden motives when fine as in most lines at twice the PLusH | for 75¢ Meee srs do sour there were none. She did not give her friendship easily, but when Ania Other Mechanical Anim work. she did you may be sure that it was for always, She was the truest price ALS Regularly $2, $2.50 and $4, all Bait orders given Pifriend that I ever had,” i we i | HALF HALF. ‘ , geeanbt attention eS sree tuatt, White Bhitts, pleated or Oxford negtixees—tull | Im ported ‘ Peetory Mair store JUST ONE LAST WORD—An injudicious curiosity has dress Shirts too, with attached or detached cuffs Silk Plush | ELECTRIC RAILWAYS CUT “MOL Firet av. } lost many a girl her eweetheart. At $2 t& the Cluett pleated Dress Shirt which doesn't + dp obs Ives’ Third Rail Systems, each " bulge, Donehester Excelio Shirts in staple and novelty pat Dogs, reKu | in ite box. $3.75 sets $2.50, $11 terns. ry _- sets $7.75, $5.00 sets $3.75, $16 xO At $2.50, $2 and $3.50 are Excello Shirts in other lines $3.50--HALY. | °° 911.78, $18.60 sets 913.75. EYEGLASS Silk Shirts $4.50 to $6 Feit Walking Beare—Regularly IPS paige icagn > Foie = ex’ —complete rackage BARGAINS OFPERED worth $2.00, $1.50, for Te. Steiff Bears—$1.50 size $2.25, $20 size $15. | 76 nets CLOCKWORK TRAINS “saa AND NECKWEAR AS FINE! All Toy Half. are worth Giakees alt of You sow 8USPICION, At 50c—~plain sitke and Baratheas—and many . other | Sheep on Wheels HALF— Ives’. each set in a box. $3.50) All 10c and 15¢ Games Se, seatedes YOU WILL REAP POISON Weaves—-solid colors or pattorns—knitted silks in wide va Woolly white ones from Steiff, | 8¢t# $2.65, $8 sets $5.95. A BC Blocks Half. § OPTICAL CO. EAR MISS GREY: Not long ago 1 had occasion to have riety—narrow fourtn-hands or wide end shapes $1.25 ones 63¢, $3.50 ones $1.75. AND FREIGHT CARS Embossed Blocks, regularly Felt Cows from Steiff—$2 ones The cars 45¢, $1.25 cars 69c, 35¢ | 10c, Ibe, 18¢, 25e, 0c, at HALF. a nie ind @ Pike. “Gare of the Byes.” some delivery done so telephoned to a certain firm to do it. I was not at home when they came, so was obliged to xo to their place of business to pay them. Their office is to the heart of the business district, and in a perfectly reapect able locality, and they also have a lady clerk, but I have had some pretty sharp criticiem for my act. and I don't deserve it 1 would not know the young man in question were I to meet him again; in fact, | do not even know his name. Should I have sent the amount in check form? It seemed such & silly amount for that. Should | write and offer ap explanation? | have had so much of this jealousy and dime novel suspicion lately that it is wearing me out I never thought of such « thing, and it almost sickens me to be suspected What kind of love is that, asyhow? meager | At $1—The finest Ties that can be bought at anywhere near the figure. At $1.60--knitted Sik Ties which we sold formerly at $2 and $2.50--the prices due to a purchase Cut Sik Ties also $1.50. $2 and $2.50 Mat Silk newest patterns. STRONG GLOVE VALUES At $1.50-—real Mocha Gloves-—-gray—very unusual Cape Street Gloves, long or short fingers. Full Dress White Glace Gloves. At $1.75—fine street Gloves of capeskin or Mocha, At $2—Dent's, with regular or short fogers, Perrin’s Drees Gloves Gray Mocha Gloves, silk lined or glace kidskin, | care 206. | 1. —Basement Floor. | Umbrellas Are All Reduced a a 15 Per Cent A Few Fur Pieces, at Final Prices! or knitted Silk Ties-season's | value. Miss Tell me what you think KE your velvet matin or felt And you will agree with Trimmed Hats | | us that the prices are low /enough to dispose of them At #4—fur lined Gloves, gray. All Marked all within a day! SWEATER COATS ! | | ithi : CATER Sra, 99 HALF | $25 Black Lynx Scasf $9.38 Man Ama ee —— ~ - ‘ f| $13.50 Jap Mink Scarf $5.07 Other Sweaters at $6 and on down to $2.50, | $7. 50 Squirrel Scarf $2.82 | ]| $5 Squirrel Scarf $1.88 | $10 Isabella Fox Scarfs $3.75 —One who would om you in so small an act does not love you ate who suspects another is storing up poison in bis own system, and unless he counteracts It by love and faith, he will reap his own nishment Pun You can help to make yourself immune by keeping in mind that it fs not bis real manhood that prompts this, and by having compassion id for a little child who has made a misiake nothing at all, or to attend tc small as you wou Offer no explanation to wny one. kindly, that you are sufficiently tr ‘ust worthy “Bilence is golden , Either say BSTACLE 18 REMOVED, home than the Clubs, Joy _ DANGER |S LESSENED and Saloons Dear Miss Grey: It has been A HAPPY GO LUCKY riders Express Your we use the Square for ra, We draught your wih a Square. Talk On the Square, and give ® Square deal fo values, mete and Overcoais at $26.00 # 940.00; Full Dress Suits, Pit guaranteed. & Co., Tailors it Ave. ¢ Busy Shop” about eight months since the girl 1 was engaged to saw fit to annul) the engagement She is now in the hospital, about to undergo an operation, and ex “oncom her wish to see me and let bygones be bygones I ask your advice as to whether I should accept, Is she apt to} break with me again? | still feel toward her as | did before anything | hay ned. Please advise CHC | A—She may know her mind bet ter now, or it may simply be the} result of her {lInes# that she wishes | tnings as they were. You must weigh the matter your self and make the decision. You don’t tell me why she broke the] engagement. 1 should think the result will reat on whether or not the obstacle is removed MOTTO FOR FRIENDSHIP CLUB Dear Miss Grey: The girls of our Sunday schoo! class have start ed a club and have called it the Friendship chib. Can you suggest a good motto? THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB. & ‘o man is useless while he bas a friend.”--Emerson. WHY ARE OLD MAIDS? T am an old maid because I have bad so hard a struggle, that I have never been thankful that I was! ushered into the world without my permission. Why should | be guil ty of doing the same to a little helpless child? OLD MAID THINKER. 1 am a bachelor “girl because 1 would rather be “singly” lonesome by myself than “doubly” with @ man. ALONE. IT am a real old maid because my ideal received such a shock in early youth that I have never been able to readjust my mental vision. A REAL ONE. 1am an old maid of 30 because I fail to meet the kind of man who! interest in a) would take more MAKE HER HAPPY WITH XMAS CHEER THE WHITE'S A DEAR 1 have never married and am lgiad of it, because I am happier and bealthier as | am. CONTEN chart OLD MAID. Because I am too old-fashioned for the classy men and too classy for the old-fashioned men, | still re }main an OLDFASHIONED MAID. I am single because I am a work: ing girl, and am investing my lmoney in a home, © haven't |enough to spare to support ® man BACHELOR MAID NO. 2 Tam an old maid ‘becanse I have a chimney that smokes, a parrot that swears and a cat that stays out night, therefore | don't need a husband. OLD MAID KATE. CHRISTMAS PR FROM GIRLS TO BOYS Dear Miss Grey: What would be a nice Christmas gift for a girl of 16 to give a boy friend of the same age? Thanking you, BM. ©. G. A—Give him a book, tie, tennis racket or a watch fob, NOTICE 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 a prompt #- * reply. CYNTHIA G ee ee Cynthia’s Answers to Many Questions America, Sweden and Germany carried off the greatest percentage of games at Stockholm, Sweden, in 1912. To occupy your time after work- ing hours, take up some agreeable |study—mueic, natural history, bot any, astronomy, drawing, or any- | thing you like. You can teach your- self if you are in earnest Pimples are an indication of im- purities In the system. To aid the |removat, drink plenty of water, lbathe frequently, breathe God's | pure air and sunshine, and keep jyour mind filled with good Silk Half Hose at SOc, $1 and $1.50, Cotton Lisies and Silk Lisgies, 26¢, SUSPENDERS boxed for giving, 50c, Tbe, $1, $3.50 Umbrella Stands $2. 25 Brass Umbrella Stands of the full 22-inch size = $1.25 and $1.50. Just Inside the Fre HALF HOSE | 35¢ and 50c, ont Entrance Packages Anywhere from the Express Office in our Basement Land of | Playthings. There is another Postoffice substation down there, besides—where you may buy stamps and reason letters and parcels. lion head handles. Regularly $3.50 for Cut Fern Dishes Fern Dishes of rich American cut inches in diameter, with quadruple plated Iining—the Dish on claws— regularly $3.75, for ... glans, 6 ailver- 2.25 | $3.85 Vass $1.95 Hammered Inches in ose $3.85, for . . 75 Pitchers 48c French Porcelain pretty wild rose design on a goft cream background. Quart size,” | regularly 750, for ... ..48c | $2.75 Carving Sets $1.95 Three-plece seta—the knives with 8inch blades and the steel guarantecd—stag silver ferrules, 4 eee eeees ' pa handles—sterling ned boxes, regularly $2.75, per set Lemonade rail Pitchers in a very | And the three-pint Pitchers, in the same decoration, worth $1.25, for Itchere—a equat shape, with 2 ee size, regular price $1.26, for. Plaques Reduced Plaques or Plates for actual use or for decorations—French porcelain in beautiful underglaze decoration, 10 and 12inch sizes— Regularly 76c for 48c. for 75e. sy or rose decoration- More ‘Suits With Two Trousers N response to a very aiiual demand we have - added a line of suits with two pairs of trous- ens, at $10. And you should see the qualities of these fabrics—they’ re more like the ones from which men’s serviceable suits are made—tweeds and caasimeres, in grays and browns. Brasa Vases, Spe 58 Regularly $1.26 Coats are "$2.25 trumpet shape, 24 $1.95 } 75c | WHITE AND GOLD | DINNER SETS $18.75 50-piece Dinner Sets of best Austrian cbina, all plain Derby shape, with heavy matt coin gold bands and handles, It is carried in open stock—ycu can “fill in” at any time you Speci $18.75 Special Fourth Floe 75c ORDER BY MAIL FROM THIS ADVERTISEMENT | $12.50 Isabella Fox Scarfs $4.69 | $30 Raccoon Scarfs $11.25 $8.75 Pony Scarf $3.28 | $15 Squirrel Scarfs $5.63 $27.50 Squirrel Scarf $10.32 $12.50 Squirrel Scarf $4.69 $67.50 Jap Mink Cape $25.32 $10 Wolf Scarf $3.75 $20 Raccoon Muffs $7.50 $15 Black Fox Muff $5.63 | $7.50 Opossum. Muff $2.82 $12.50 Opossum Muff $4.69 | $25 Black Wolf Muff $9.38 | $25 Skunk Muff $9.38 | $15 Blended Squirrel Muff $5.63 nd Floor. For Easterners Who haven't the advantages of Seattle's winter resort climate may be bought (gift qualities) at striking reductions tomorrow. A large variety of colors: $5 Motor Hoods— $2.50 $4.50 and $4 Mo- $2.50 and $ Aviation Caps— $1.50 Hand Cro- } cheted Hats— Third Floor. Never Such a Chance to Buy j thoughts. A child born of alien parents in | the United.States Is a citizen unless the parents are simply traveling | through or belong to one of the ob: | Jectionable races. He will vote when of age, just as any other cit zen. “Cleopatra's Needles” are two obelisks formerly at Alexandria, |one of which is now In New York, the other in London, They are made of rose red granite of Syene and were originally erected by the Que of 18 Miriee Rgyptian king, Tothmes [1 alana tab Oak, Golden Mise! Mahogany, ete, to Sone f ratte sa at PAYMENTS ing Machine Co, be Main Store 1424 Third Ave., Near Pike St. Phone Main Holly Trees Get a little holly tree for an inside decoration through the holl- days and set it oufelde later, Four- year-old tree $1.2 THE BARLOW GARDE 709 Second Ave. Wiliott double-breasted—both pairs of trousers fully lined. Sizes 11 to 17 years, $10. “Two-Trouser” Suits, $7.50 Most satisfactory, whether you buy for the sake of appearance or service. The models are correct; the patterns handsome; the fabrics dur- able. And—‘Satisfaction—Or a New Suit.” Sizes 6 to 17, $7.50. Blue Serge Suits at $5 It has taken us years to bring these, Blue Serge Suits to this point of perfection of fabric _and finish! We have them in ‘Norfolk and doubt! breasted models—the trousers fully liped—sizes 6 to 17 years in the assortment; 3 $5. The MacDougall & Southwick Co, Second Avenue and Pike St. Grips, Suitcases and Trunks The very finest Grips and Suitcases and women’s Bags the world produces —many of them from England and France—are selling in this clearance for agreat deal less than most ordinary All the Bags, all| the Suitcases and all the Trunks in our qualities usually sell! ‘stocks are included. The MacDougall & Southwick Co,