The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1913, Page 5

° aie AIDS TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY , WATE ag a | SHE RLY —A few with thamb « Heduces thom PRES. T. INTO 'SLAYS BABY | IN A DREAM w | TRIESTE, Jan, 29.-Frag Bolelli, ho murd } her pew born ehild * el a eam, probably wil be de Ps ar) inwane, it wase learned to The woman and her huwband| had desired a child and when] " baby camé@, they were so ssod by thetr pride an@ plea re that both thought of the ant o¢ tantly and even dreame Tt the of the night He Mi heard talking her jeep, and caught the words to the| t at th was sick, He and went to the erib to look : r the child, and was horror eken to find that the Htte fel w's head h been almost com H ed to bin wife, -wnd with af latriek, Frau Belitli awoke and eaped from the bed, her hand still] asping a blood stained FAIR JULIA BREAK -) LOVED razor | AFT SEES VAUDEVIL LE THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1913 nley J. Shepard and His Bride Who Was Formerly Helen Gould all All Bead Bandings and Gatloons at half Comforts at _$2. 50 | Wool - . Thursday Notti noham Curtain Odds In Connection with JAME Homef urnishing ac Dougall + fouthwick: JBovond Avenue and Pike Streat McCREERY & CO. York fore 1-2 Fr ree to ten pairs of a 1 Curtains of dependable quality of them of the d oe mesh, which | en t durable. : ( $2.60 Curtair $4.00 Curtains saarked 8c | f: $1.25 | Banca!" $2,060 Velours 14 pose Is a Low Price Colors Lacking | for Inlaid Linoleums shades o ae tandard | niald LAinoleur wil ell to wows and ere aad w at arce than ed Velour | You would pay at th ve yard additional—square yard worth $2.51 $1.10. $1.25 Mattings 25c 400 yards of Japanese Mat Tapestries, all Brocaded Damasks,| tings in as ‘wathdeue ings, Fringes, Silk Cords, Tapestry | quantities rar p to a bolt of a kind. Yard ourth Floor. A Special for the Day mo-fil led Comforts of r medium at ing on Hom hursday Mixed Blankets $3.75 Pair r silko for it or not, t And the 26c size 50c Liquid Veneer 39c best friend in spring—and it pok anything that’s wood at any timef now, whether there is immediate ecause the sttles are to Good heavy weight durable—white with bor- | a+ in colors—66 by 80 inches, This i# one of the quall- : ‘ as y that we sell most of. Pair $2.75 | 45c Water Pails 35c 3 Heavy galvanized Water Pails, 35 Emmerich Pillows } regularly marked... Cc Feather Pillows which weigh 3% lbs. each—covered | $2.75 Ironing Boards $2.35 Hundreds of M ” Patients | with an excellent quality of sateen—remarkable value,| Made of selected lumber, shellacked y } each $1.26 | and varnished—with a folding stand and | | heavy cotton cloth pad. Regu- 2 35 Fooled by Red pend | Bedspreads at $3.75 larly $2.75. Marked Thursday $ . ae | White satin Spreads of double bed size—hemmed—the | ; = JULIA BANDERSON | pattern desirable and the quality we stand bebind. Each | 30 Clothes Pins 4c 4A SAD BON on rs Put up 2% dozen in a box 4 . ° {INGTON Jar ty With | +o. 1 Now . and M . . ie (think : and Mrs stat nd other 72 by 90-inch Sheets 50c | $2.25 Curtain Streteliare $1. ee oe, eee, ‘ t gue . - sak aaie Special Photograph of Mra. Finley J. Shepard and Her Husband, Taken Day After the Wedding. No Her c with a scarcely notice seam | Of white boxwood with mov- 1. 9 ten eof the w Brown in “T Dumaiien Sree dca Were Allowed at the Gould Weading, But Realizing That a Great Many People Would Like to fown th make from a very good quality of | able pins, regularly $2.25 for my article on the coming ecterm jas ee Her as She Looked in Her Wedding Gown, Mrs. 8 yepard Called in Photographer Falk the Following Day sheeting, ty election in next Saturday's Star : _ ys tata belie) and She and Her Husband Posed for the Above Picture. The Star Was One of the Newspapers of America| | Pill Cases 25c Pair Good am sree ooms— SII haa ial ees 'sttnveinne Which Succeeded in Purchasing a Print Off the Negative and We Present the Photograph to Our Readers | iow Vase: a } ssuvkod for ikeuaee whether It fem set of teeth, m bride, Chicken and Oyster Salad as Above. | A standard quality of muslin—42 by 36 inches— marked for Home- 39c Fa geld oF porcelain crown, m gold, + - henna. Pate 28 | furnishing Thureday at.. Giver, enamel or porcelain Cling, n, par ‘ eles . oe ¢ hird Floor coment Fie hea or your teeth ors gh muscles ‘hat aes Mauna drancd. Io of auceeas prove |and mix vith on egeal e The sscenaatcana “Southwick Co. Second Avenue and Pike ‘Street fat ihe Sanane hase tndinenek see f bethed fowt on | j a : | 9° Cruthia. Grey — ~ L | iva 1. Brow, DD. Boy wntake ses <=> So a La <= Fie is sitet woes a or ue [Cynthia's Answers — mr bitees o Rave B " |IN ANSWER TO CYNTHIA’S PROPOSAL: )THE BEST OF US to Many Questions a Diabetes {i222 “hea, Me Gree xe Door Sout Ta ah Ss Well well, weil, ana kid! You are slow to doff your tld Dear Miss Grey: I am a young me Grey. who you'd like to steal away man of 20 and have been keeping BY FRANCIS GILBREATH INGERSOL Abraiaim Lincoln was a Presbye faya, To «e on the plains of Montana cattle range company with a young lady about | terian 7 ~d Just rs little home of | Simple Herb Quickly Re-| All The 8 big family had to laugh with wholesome glee, a year. I seem to have ehosen the Just a poor little home o li This Dread When they read your speony lines, so alluring, so sublime! ¥rong set of friends which led me two rooms, scrupulously clean;| It is proper and stylish to weag ieves is Drea | But the anawer was best. we have ever rend, I guess to the habit of drinking and was the little lace caps with the fancg We carry this season's be Disease Do you think she'd oha her life of freedom, just to be your wife ago, afrested on this with but the most abject ne- Drones one style. We do rebloek No-wsire i've missed your mark! You are groping in the dark | was then armed that] essities—a woman, lying up- ——— resewing, bleaching and ewe hee dee say, young f where's your power to win Seattle's choicest flower’ "T Was not to pay attentions to this eo 5, dyeing of any kind of ladle: © afflicted has ; « thetr| Tin @ pleasant picture, true, that you hold up to her view ¢ woman thereafter on the ‘bed, white-faced with] Salad is not served with the dim straw, hemp, leghorn or braid are sf | Country life, it seem# to me, appeals to her; but cnt you see oe then I have straightened the agony that is woman's apenas It constitutes, 6.6mm — Come early and avoid the yo a nae Mexicn She ix busy with work? And she's not the girl to shirk! up and have a fine night position ' ae soe tenis 4 silecttin tm Ome woene ; So cloar out with ‘all your rbymes: with your turkeys, geese and kine, associating with a refined set of heritage ‘ ra wooeL MILLINERY, 1 : ‘} i'm a girl: but I don’t care, just you steal her, if you DAR friends, Do you think | would be She looked about the room,|,,49B Jarvis of Philadelphia, People’s Bank « « N. RH justified in asking this young lady's . fully ‘i ie founder of Mother's Day gman cmmaae A—Well! Well! Well! Seattle girl! thank you for the way you hurl/attention again, she knowing that © pitifully bare, and w ynder-|the governors of 49 states, tem nase men a cmeceras Witty words, in winsome way, to defense of Cynthia Grey I have nged for the bes? Please ed what life could give in such | Mtortes and dependencies have ree ~ “| Bravo for your dauntiess dare, to him who artfully would snare. advise as | cm anxious to retain the line Ph , /osnined and recommended it. - By fn ng brook and sunny skies before Cynthia's partial eye young lady's friendship. a place wor@: living; if i a tee BROS. «| Deer Reader, never have a fear, letters are to me more dear, c ould hold any compensation|,, Single tax ts a tax levied uj The Lining and Cloth Ho ig latvet " *-1 go I must leave this idle rhyme, or letters won't get out in t A.—Why not? If the young lady megs: the value of land, irrespective Button makers, cloth spong: ” qusiieapnenapeneetiinneeth is sensible she will realize we are for the things we all—the|the value of improvements and so Iceordeon and knife pleat Srates mt foe |SHOULD PARENTS PAR 88 IT all apt to make mistakes and when wid—count worth while | regulated as to equal the economia le and retail. 4 ode of INTERFERE? FROM SUCH We see our mistakes and set about Whe Tockel sk dhe Lie. hulk lrent or “unearned increment” of -235 Lumber Exchange Bldg . } °} Dear Miss G 1am 25 and)” Ten an , : to correct them, we should have the one ked at the big, hulk-} land ‘ Y ave be going with a « 2 sg As others! encouragement of good people. g anding at the bed- dé on = = | say paenie obsess to tay. going. with | COU? mf advice are | When registering a very import i hs See | sae & Moths 7 | ni would try, (00! AFRAID TO ASK HIM ide, and wondered still more} ant letter, demand a return receipt, es lever, I care for am a lone t TO HER HOME where in that lump of “common” clay any woman could find| {hem ff the party receives the let er a er and I w your ‘ “ Ving ¢ 4 Dear Misa € As you have Mi ! ter, you will receive a receipt ; ay 1a nity whe we selped so many others, pleas ‘ of “divir fire jsigned by them. If not, you will y Vould be eg ‘ ‘ know they did not ve th I pape ’ " th - . ne Pewee 4 aigh oshool girl re asked herself in scorn what could be the itage for a} ter. . vooelte ae ui aexIo 4 would > ait mae ek, Us beeen tind Id born to such environment as this . ? 4 m ri * you asaiat ; asteed to ¢ pe °. | : ee To remove blood spots from : Pacgag hos kw P wit ans Y en theid’ ts tax bin te cel And sud 1 ame vocal with things long] golden brown silk poplin creat To See ; utter, 1 home, I said | would meet him over| fo n; th r ‘with the home-made foot-| Soften a little starch in cold water RI in tow this right? [ would] : ; until ft is the consistence of warm e e te A—I beg your \ a 1 > oe the acquaintance, | r “his” tired teet vckes, like a living pres-| putter; then lay it on the bloo@ “ t as sor as ns to be a very nice young| cnc ck be « the pile of tiny garments, cheap and npets till it dries and then brush - t 1 ease answer right away,| I Die Man t k “ atrin 7 mar newer right away,| corse, with every stitch set by x fingers for the joy to pas) ‘ such. I do not as I promised to meet him soon.| > ; ae as : bs nome , rl 8 Shall | keep this date oO iW] la acl vice examinations are ander stas : tl ne aders A SCHOOL GIRL ' 11 1 ie cae thers t a: ¢he ee ersons qualified In re r we 1 ri er with each with a vi A am surprised that a high AG tytt ' » the mother's breast, the gp age, citizenship, legal ‘ee t mony ri could be so slack in b he Ise er m sea nor land”—the residence, character and health, Cynth ef aim 40 o Any person you ar } in 0 |Th i canines are held twlee inter = to ¢ ‘ ask to your ow one . ’ 4 eyes yearly in each state and territory, ONSCIENCE 18 | minister balm to those who ha ir own home you] : a in_ac . THOUSAND SWORDS. ey . conta will t 1 be ave to be - ane — | \nd she KNEW; she who had been so proud of her “pro-| ™ pieces: and dates being publicly / ee Cupte ot cas x ny ¢ ow have reached a dan-| ; Alas Seah eis at 4 on ta Ste a, ne — OE i: aon | thinglefhe, will ; 4 " in the road—the place} who ha 1 of its power to “fill” her life i Ey ': sa ‘| " ny «iris fall. You ask She KNEW that howeve m be otherwise, it} remove heat stains from an ‘ i we me for oe iy V | give it, and now 1] a : sak table, fold a sheet of bidttin, ked t . m ar oh a ex of you to follow it and not pty hout the I any place home be-|paper into four thicknesses. an ”? hd uabepaed: hip. mand} sensation without bein eep this date, or any other made| cause the heart is there—the 1 yunts all else well lost |Place over stain, rubbing with & ad acces i :| sations re faa cae : : a : smoothing iron until wood is quite He ba W at a | wenn (t' foe the clinging baby rs and the nestling of a baby]warm. Remove paper and go over able him to take me to places of ash dettnas fae secuhaik: breast the spot with a piece of paraffine, i — os tl i pe ir : ' ‘ , ; Have some hot pieces of flannel at , e veh pla | And she KNEW that to be n of such a fatherhood and|nand and rub injured surface, using Interp P Pipes : * ; ttherhood was to be born to ter heritage than that of|freshly-warmed cloths unttl the eeereseted on Grea ¢ Organ by Oliver C. Wal- sllege and " vy ag i esi: : . > whiteness leaves the varnish or ce, Sacred Songs by Allan Moore and a Mixed Quartet. a correspondence with one of the) {kingly crown or strain of bluest r polish ipils fe e time : se thts 2 BS NOW BEING SHOWN AT THE P happens 1 a no a A Silencer “ ” dentally droppe i tha Dr. Henry Van Dyke has a neat - | ot ret it yet and a way of silencing the censorious I answe Through tha At @ luncheon in Princeton a cer t ood tin 1h v and a visitor said | aaa, i finds ti to go o with « I don't like the bishop. He ts], Sow. Mies Grey, tefl the what you too mach a man of the world to suit; “WHY PAY 50 CENTS WHEN YOU CAN GET DANDERINE, THE caaid aa ae sh acc tivine ga BEST, SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE HAIR TONIC, HAIR DRESS to do with } t « him “Quite wo," Dr, Van Dyke retort-| 'NG@ AND DANDRUFF REMOVER FOR ONLY 25 CENTS?! wh him i ¢ ed quickly but which world, this rhin, brittle, — color! and| Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowl him with all 1 heart anc or the next?”—Washington Star, 3 iy hair is mute evidence of a|t0n’s Danderine from any drug fly give bim up if “ 7 is - 3 neglected scalp; of dandruft—that| Ste OF toilet counter, and after the i f ildn’t Iie about things You will find ita great satisfaction to do To clean small, white feather! 1 scurt S'/ frat application you will say it ras them In such a sneaky w tips, slightly sofien the featm ks ae he best investment you ever made, don't answer me su would a ° with warm water, using a camel's ; easee is nothing so destructive to) Your hair immediately take on aixteen year old as I am fas hair brush. Next raise each feath-|the hair as dandruff. It robs the/that Ife, lustre and luxurianoe vant that st ll be anxious. ore ome er with a flat plece of wood or a} hair of its lustre, its strength and| which is so beautiful. It will be awaiting your answe s paper knife, and clean them with/{ts very life; eventually producing! gome wavy and fluffy and have the SACRIFICE You will make biscuit, cake and pastry apirits of wine, Dry with playter|4feverishness and itching of the|appe of abundance; an im » * A—Consclence is a thousand ” 4 28 epee of paris, efterward brush them | sealp, which if not remedied causes! comparable gloss and softness, but Canada’s Finest Resort—$10,000.00 | ar ee hae aiganocinted chia clean, fresh and tasty—better every way carefully a dry camel's halr|tB@shair roots to sirink, loosen and| what will please you most will be f. est in those In whom we put the than the ready made foods. bruste oa diew-then the haix.falls out fast. {after just a few weeks’ use, when ov a name. 617 Second Ave. most confidence, ‘ Dr. Price’ king Powder i ” - + | A little Danderigie tonight—now | you will actually see a lot of fin - He frank with the young man it. ‘rice’s Ba i} ‘owder 18 § ecta! anytime——will Sifely save your! downy ee hair—growing Retutn hiw note to him and tell him 8 iP 4 SEVeNM eee re hair lover the s ‘ AT THE MODEL SHOE HOSPITAL, 613 (ALL WORK GUARANTE We Do it Right . Second Ave. yo@ think a great cannot run the risk man decelt Deceit is one of the deadliest to married bliss, If you thing character is strong enough to that whi you marrying him, a #0 la good falr trial, No one could | more. |mo 2D) deal of of ful foes bis over come this fault, you might give him do devised for home use, and makes home baking easy and a delight. It will pro- tect you from the dread alum baking powders, which are too frequently found in the ready made articles, and insure you food of the highest healthfulness, ° de * All NOTICE TO READERS} lett weredin the paper, ® are without * A stamped, *& velope always brings a prompt * © reply. FORO ROR ORR RIOR TOR cannot be an: *| and many * name or address, * self-addressed ep- *® ers CYNTHIA GREY * * eo, Come in and see our free pictures. 617 Second Ave.