The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1912, Page 5

SANTA CLAUS. hat shall we zhrte THE, STAR—-MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1912. ? iidies Tod G BAR MISS GREY: I have been a constant reader of your let tera, and have enjoyed the good, sensible answers you give to young folka, eapecially girls, 1 am only 16, but have been out and seen a lot of the world, About 18 months ago I met “a man is what Hed himself. He took me to public dan and then to vatos, the of ruination of many a young, innocent girl. , One vight we had something to drink, and the next morning I woke eee - — — up to find myself in a room in one of the downtown hotela, Oh, Mise e Open Tonight Grey, | don’t remember going there. It seoms a crime to let the pro ae . Closed Christmas Eve os = = prietors go without punishment. When | asked the man what he meant, he told me I had fainted We think you will agree with us that our force shouldn't be compelled bey had brought me up there, but I soon found he had led, He kept me locked up for three days, He tried to make a white slave of me, but, thank God, he wasn’ jcoeasful, I got away one day when he went out to get something to eat and forgot to lock the door. to work on Christmas eve. So, if it is impossible for you to do your shop- ping daytimes, be sure to come this evening. We will open at nine A, M. The Me Dougall 5 fouthwick Co. /; | Se Store S He Crisimas Gpteir eit you. We'll eps ot sbmethiv frost apprect Batterich Patterns HAT AND COLLAR OF BLACK VELVET In connection with JAMES MeCREERY & CO., New York SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREE THEATRE Sams cherry, Phone Main 42. TONIGHT ALE WHE Store open at 9 a. m. No Time to Shop? The Gift Certificate will come to your rescue. For rather than choose a gift hast fly, you would surely prefer giving a. Cer- tificate which allows the recipient to select the thing most desired. Mitohell rr 3 : We Deliver to aA MIEONA 7 ie TIL Mowday Night—28e = Mt Baker Park South Seattle South Park Alki Point Rainier Heights Rainier Valley Georgetown West Seattle Every Day And to most of Seattle we de- than the I still kept drinking and went with bad company, thinking there ce for me to rive again. Several young men in the neigh- borhood who know how I drink and come home in machines at 2 and 3 in the morning have asked me to stop and be a good girl, like I was when I went to school, You will wonder if I have any parents, My daddy was murdered two years ago, and I have the dearest mother in the world, but when s|she would ask me to stay in nights | would answer; “ls it any of your business when I go out what becomes of met" Oh, my God! If I had only Metened to my mother, I would be a different girl today. Please don't condemn me, because tt wasn't all my fault. T have been ‘ay and Want to come back to the fold again, Just Hike the lost sheep. Many innocent girls are being led astray every hour and évery minute, Please, can you tell me some good books to read, some nice and good place to go, where I can moot young people? Honest, Misa Grey, J want to be a good girl ‘in, Uke I once was. May thle be & lesson to young ars. Although mothors may seem |of 23 for eight months, and we strict, they know what is right, and, girls, you will never live to re-|Were engaged, and we broke up, gret the day you obeyed your mother, I know my letter t# long, but and now I love bim more than be please publish it, so other girls may take heed before they sink in the | fore. How mn I make up bar deep mire into which it is easy—yes, very casy—to fall, but, oh, so) him again? He ts not going wit hard to get out of. any other girl. ; A GIRL WHO HAS FALLEN BUT WANTS TO RISE. mn HEARTBROKEN, A—1 Yo not condemn you. Why should I? Jesus Christ, the great-| A.—You think you love him more est Teacher the world has known, once sald to a young girl! who bad because you think you cannot get made the mistake you have: “Neither do I condemn you. Go, and sin|bim. Do nothing about it. Study no more.” Were I to condemn you, I would make a graver mistako|%OUr lessons, and develop your than you have. | want you to come to my private office, 1307 Seventh ee and character and you will ay., some afternoon, between 3 and 4 o'clock, or send your address, and |!arn how to hold real affection. I will endeavor to show you how you may remedy your biunder, and not lack for companionship. Thank God, there are such young men In the world as those who asked you to come back to your rightful inheritance. Your name and address will be sacred to me, and you need fear no publicity. I consider it a rare opportunity to be able to comfort aad help you ever so little. This damnable double standard of morality ts hypoticing many a girl into the belief she cannot correct her mistake, and those who cen- sure are making still worse blunders by sitting in Judgment. Do not be overwhelmed with shame and remorse. That wil! but re tard your progress. Do not delay, Come and see me. BETTER SWEEP ONE'S OWN DOORYARD F We expect to sell hundreds tomorrow, Each will take us but a moment to fill out At the “Return Desk,” immediately under the stairs which go to the Second Floor. liver oftener postman =e Last-Day Reductions a ae On Playthings We're rather glad that only a few Play- things can be sold after Christmas is over. That makes it possible for us to offer for the day before Christmas—the day which, above all others, is most appropriate—the following most extraordinary reductions: All Dressed Dolls Will Sell at Half. All Our Kestner Kid Body Dolls at Half. All Celluloid Dolls at Half. All Character Dolls are Marked at Half. Dolls’ English Perambulators are Half. Little Girls’ Carpet Sweepers Half. Many Plush Animals Marked at Half. Electric Railway Systems Much Re- . duced. All Our Low Priced Toy Books at Half. A BC Blocks are All Half. Dolls’ Shoes and Slippers at Half. All Our Express Wagons Half. And Scores of Other Thmgs— Equally Desirable — at Half —Land of Playthings, Basement Floor. ° $5 Gold Cuff Links, $2.95 Solid Gold Cuff Links with plain or beaded edges, offered as a special tomorrow at Sterling Sliver Pencils, each Long Chains, new p!atinum in a holly box, 35c, finish. $1. 2 German Silver Mesh Ba Children’s genuine coral bead S-inch length, $1.95. . torn oh, ve a piso mae enencret, pocket Sold fled. | ices, catch set with brilliants, $1.25. Men's Scarf Pins, novel de- hi ‘s Seal Ri i sigan gold fitied, 806. Children’s Sea’ ngs, solid 2 RC OT “GOING AND COMING, THEY LET ME SIT ALONE” Dear Miss Grey: I am a young man of 21 and need your advice. Last Sunday my chum and | took; three girls to a show, My «irt and one of the others sat together on the car coming and go- ing. They let me ait alone, This has disappointed me, Do you think the girls should have done this? Please answer thie. HEINI A--You are probably a little oversensitive and think the girl should have asked you to ait with her. Don't take @ little thing like that to heart. Meet the world halt- | way, and you will have no trouble, other, or ought the woman be sev- eral years younger than the man in Dear Miss Grey: How muchjorder to insure Iife happ!news? better this world would be if we Do you advise women to marry all would reflect sunshine from our nae Mero or walt untll past souls so it would shine through,the | thirty? anking you. : dark cloud hovering over the un- A WORRIED WOMAN. a yp gatos gre laugh it off. It ‘ fortunate and penetrate t~ thelr) ‘4 while tt is absurd for a man ‘ hk. M Ulark, 0. O. 8. very depth. jot advanced years to think be can| DIVORCE PROOF was wo practice It, not} 8° many people are too ready tO/marry very young Kirl, full of NECESSARY TO REMARRY fites the mouth but im-|™mAXe others’ burdens heavier by | spirit, and she be content to settle! 1 know you are very busy entire facial ex. continually reminding them ol 4 down At once to staid ways, or for will you kindly advise mo? A Riraathose are palaces {mistakes They, to my sense of/_ woman of middie age to build) Fifteen years ago I married, and, . fe guaranteed to be | "easonins. ar amitting & WOrse hones of married happiness with alike a good many others, made a tel, There are crime than the former, Let Us/ poy who should be in the achool/ mistake. My husband left me and fatisfled patients In Se-|"*¥° Your opinion }room, at the same time where|f came to this city, which was ten “will gladly attest to our AN OLD LADY. [there is not a great difference In| years ago skill. A: T agree with your perfectly.|the ages, {t should not be recog-|" [ heard he was married again, offering the famous |=@¢h one of us bas enough to dojnized tn the scale of happiness.| He could not find mo, so got a di ! $10 Never Siip|'{ he attends to his individual |The thing that counts is the dispo-jvorce without serving papers on $5. Regular extra heavy cC for #4. but character and has positively 0 / sition and the degree to which the) me. {[ would Ifke to know if I can right to offer advice unlese asked | sense of right dealing each with get married without going to court. jfor ft, and then very sparitgly |the other bax bees developed. 1) We have not ieard from each other If each would reflect God's sun-|have in mind a marriage where) for 16 years, and be has been mar- graduate and has his shine, there would soon be n0/ there was nine years’ difference on | ried one year. MRS. Z B, T. 4 tice dentistry in| *D8dow the woman's side, and it was an ex-| A-—Proof that Me secured a di Y. ed in front of his) ee: agreed happy union vorce from you more than nix fs the only larxe oftice | A@ age of & woman for MAT) months ago is all that is necessary. that can truthfully say | Dear Mise Grey: Will you kind-|Fiage after twenty dopends oatirely| aba? it to you. lly give me a candid answer? on the individual, and ber prepara-|18 THE MALE OR FEMALE | Should « woman of 42 marry a/ tion for her life work tn that line.| “HEAD” IN NATURET Dental Offices jman one year younger than herself,| Personally | would be glad to see| Dear Mine Grey; In regard to a ro even though they love each other? | the age of consent ratsed to 21. statement made by “A Bachelor Clark, D. 0. S. (Manager) is a woman of 42 too old to marry gd Ave, NW. Cor. Union |* man her own age? Do you think WE WERE ENGAGED jae,” I would like to ask some questions: Piret, granting her state such a marriage will be happy, es Dear Miss Grey: 1 am a girl of} ment to be true, that “man ts not thie Ad with you (pecially as they will grow old to-!16, and I went with a young man /|the bead tn the 20th century.” dicioaasy ca . ‘ ; \ I would Ike to know way the ant- lers are on the buck, instead of the fi i i Dil il a al Sa EE SE For the / Eleventh Hour Gift i } we have no students this office, but every IN MARRIAGE. read by “A Bachelor Mald, have been fairy stories, and would suggest that she read Genesis, 3rd chapter, 16th verse; Ephesians, Sth chapter, 22nd and 28rd verses, and conclude with I. Corinthians, 14th chapter, 34th and 35th verser. INQUISITIVE EDWIN ENGAGEMENT OF CRAOLE TOT TO MESSENGER Dear Miss Grey: 1am 16, and I have a girl who ts 14. I am en gaged to her, and all the messenger boys are talking with her every time I go on an errand. I am not big enough to Hck them and I can get nobody to stick up for me I like the girl, but I do not know whether the girl likes me or not. ns Sweaters Reduced Fine Ones, but Only a Few So it is an opportunity to buy very good Sweaters, indeed, for gifts, at the most moderate sort of prices. Women’s ‘Swe: gold, $1.25. Children’s Tube Bracelets, of Furniture at a sub- We emphasize, as we have been doing during this holiday season, the appropriateness and practicability of Furni- ture as gifts, and these” specials at so opportuhe a time will undoubtedly win generous response. use of our Ac- ment — arranged count terms will to suit “YOU.” We are prepared to deliver all purchases in time for Christmas. Grote-Rankin «. Fifth and Pike--Right In the “Heart” of Town AE PE AE BS Wicker Muffin Stand, Special $4.00 Leather Seat Oak Rocker, Special $9.00 Fumed Oak Tabourette, Special 95c Pik Bag Oi te Would you please advise me what to do, a3 she is the only girl I can find. My heartis broken. H.C. A.~My boy, I wish you could see yourself as you will look to the man you will some day be, You will see a foolish boy, with the dis- ease called “falling In love,” wast- ing his time over a foollah girl, who should be reported to the juvenile court for not being at home out of school hours. The feeling you have ta not love, but a counterfeit. of it, combined | with hateful jealousy of the other jboys. Attend strictly to business and make a man of yourself, and let the girl absolutely alone. Be: fore long she will like you better than those who are silly—if she doesn't she isn’t the girl for you. |HER FATHER SLAMS | DOOR IN HIS FACE. Dear Miss Grey Tam 20 and |have a girl who is 18; but has no | mother. Hor father is very cranky when I come to see her and often siams the door in my face, Ak 1 love her very dearly, what hall 1 do to get on the good side of her father? HARRY | A.: Ask tho father to attend a |good musicale or lecture with you land the girl and show him you ap- preciate the protection he, shows toward his daughter A father with a yoing, mother- less daughter has @ great reaponal- bility NOTICE TG READERS * All tetters cannot be an- ® *® ewered in the paper, and many *& * are without name or address. © * A stamped, self-addressed on ® ® velope always brings a prompt *& ® reply. OYNTHIA GREY, * * * SEE EEE MODERN elggantiy — turntshed rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir ginus, Bighth and Virginia, near Westlake. Elliott eee Holly Trees Get a little holly tree for an in side decoration through the holi- days and set it outside later, Four- year-old tree $1.26 THE BARLOW GARDENS, 709 Second Ave. Elliott 3636, 16 Angora Sweaters—very soft and warm and fleecy—navy, car- dinal, gray or white— $3 95 . Our regularly $7.50, for.. 4 Angora Sweaters — were $11.75, for $6.95 Very new Norfolk Sweaters—heavy weave-—the heavy belt and heavy col- lar in a pontrasting color; we have in cardinal with gray, white or azure trimming at $10.60 Norfolk Sweaters of lighter weave with both belt and the “pleats” in a contrasting color; also plain red, white wet Rin sterling sil- pe 198, » Set with brilliants, $1. best gold filled, $1.95. ° Special ELIABLE despite the extreme lowness of this price. They will be out upon the Sale Square tomorrow — several hun- dred pairs of dress and street Gloves, or gray Sweaters of beautiful quality, Second Floor. Gloves, most of them 1 imported—black, white.... —First Floor. It Is Easy to Buy F cor cat ley or I other Men’s F urnish- ings Here the depart- ment is right on the busiest in Seattle. For women, be- ise they pass very close to the yartment every time they enter leave the store. IR men, because ner ous in all Assort- t is just as advantag respects: Quality, ment, Price, Men’s Neckwear in greatest variety—all shapes—flat silks and knitted silks— 50¢ #1 $1.50 $2 82.50 $3.50 , Men’s Gloves Fine street Gloves — full Gloves, gray Mochas—Dent’s — rin’s and some fur-lined Gloves, 50 $1.75 $2 84 dreas Per The MacDougall & Southwick Co. Shirts Excello Shirts, which have the pret- tiest patterns of any on the market, and the values are so strong as to be “spectak” Also Cluett white Shirts, pleated or Oxford or full dress, And silk Shirts. $1.50 82 $2. S4 Also Half Hose—cotton, lisie, silk liste or silk, 25c, 35, 50c, $1 and $1.50 pair. Sweaters at from $2.50 to $6, Suspenders, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Just Inside Front Entrance, It’sFuntoPlaylndians NDIAN SUITS —the different combination of col- ors. to different with represent tribes — very savage Sizes 3 $1.25 headgear, to 12 years, to $2. Sailor and Rus- sian Suits, $5 All-wool blue serges, fancy gray cheviots, in sizes 3 to 10 years. Some are made with sailor collars, perfectly plain—others trim- med with silk braid. And we can recom- mend these qualities highly Corduroy Trousers $1.50 What's better to wear to school than a good quality of Corduroy Trousers? These will give perfect satisfaction—or a new pair! $1.50. Boys’ Store, Third Floor. Second Avenue and Pike St. The MacDougall & Southwick Co