The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1913, Page 5

Daff odils ‘HO § Carnations co Per Doz NY "ABLE. SILK HOSIERY One-Fourth « 5 ; MILLINERY , § PSE ar Suits Made to Order we 09 and $28.00 Praitor Suit Shop | Spa barren Exh | ROSE BUSHES IN BLOOM ONES OF THE Sé Saturday a x Florist ASON 218 Pike THINGS YOU'LL WANT TO KNOW Clean glas® with om Clean plano keys with wall Clean Carne Flowers, Tulips, Fourth and Pike Elliott 1653 Millinery Co. 5 Second Ave. 216 Pike St. We have all the Latest Materials and Models SPRING HATS. Two BIG STORES to serve We surely have what you want. OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE and Av. The Wonders Pike St. eds of Wise Women Are Sav- ing Money on Their G SUITS AND COATS Come up and see this comp tee of spring garmenta for women an y compare our st and prices with any iahment, and you'll do li buy your rile foing—yo A large « Tailored Suits in Newest Models Coa's—Dresses — Millinery TE 8 ar ST tion Laie Samp'e Suit Shop 6-7-8 Arcade Bidg 500-1-2 Second Avenue, Between Union and University. PUGET MARKET CO.’S PACKING HOUSE MAKKETS} “U.S. Government Inspected Meats” Lamb Chops jf" 15¢ | Pork Sausage, Ub. 127 Pork Steak ' 15¢ | Pot Roast if” 12: Pork Roast {f re " 15¢ | Hog liver ty 5c. Ib. UNION HELP 16 OUNCES TO THE POUND BIG WHET MARK ET . any OEE MARKET Market ° We return your money we make you are not as Topreserdied. if any sales lsome @ay to When you really thing geady for it, I ptacks “brase-headed Fdininfoctants, mater whitewash, nai screens, USECLEANING TIME IS ALMOST HERE; CAROLINE COE GIVES WOMEN SOME TIMELY AND VALUABLE TIPS cloths (old underwear makes splen 1 wash cloths) brooms nia, borax sr for shelves and drawer material for making Moor furniture polish. hammers, ate and tt m covers dda, Varniah, and and start to clean] housectoaning houwe be sure that you have every ide carpet Komp jals for making wash THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 28, wntil it Is time to put @p your screens, and right here let me make @ little suggestion. Put up your sereens even before you expect to keep your windows open, You will keep out) many moths, bugs and flies, which would trouble you if you waited until later days. DON'T START YOUR HOL CLEANING IN A HAPHAZARD MANNER, WITH NO KNOWL EDGH OF WHAT IS REALLY | NEC ARY TO KE DONE, AND }GOING TO BE | NO IDEA WHETHER YOU AR ALLE TO DO THI THINGS YOU WANT TO DO The first things to look over are your sheets, pillow cases, towels and napkins, Sheets and table e in Table cloths should be 1 ove fully, and all thin pla darned. This can be done with the die and some of the rave —— sf the cloth, If you are t with the needle, or with fine t ! * Have them all in place where you/on the se b t can get them, so that at the andre minute-you will not have to run out/|tinen is for everything you need most and | stitches lon th lose time and Having 1 1 Don't begin your remilar spring | bedding tn . laters Mes To Grusthio. | Grev| | SUGGESTIONS FOR THE GRADUATION ORESS Dear Mies Gre I at ‘ m y " ce 4 s for » graduate in June to high an ake a teacher's course hat 1 want to know is this; After I have finished my et bleh school, will I have to rmal before I can get a d teach any grade in any school? If how a? Will you be so good as to at bave my dresa made’ Also »# material which w Do you t good col white goods broidery. The on our graduation dresses. I have brownishred hair rather dark blue eyes; do you ight blue would be becomir me? Please m a few which you think would become me Thanking you in kindne BILLIE. A.—One must attend normal four years in order to teach any grade in any one of the com mon schools. If one wishes to teach some special branch in high schoo! or university, a course in that special line must be taken at some preparatory school. If you will call up or see personally the city superin tendent of schools he can te you all the particulars expecially white are no restriction One of your complexion should look very well in the light blue, that Is if your skin s clear. | prefer the soft, dainty materials for graduation dresses. You will find suitable patterns in mu e lingerie and batiste The ate shades of blue tan, pink or lavender are all suitable colors for euch a frock and d become one of your complexion. The simple style of dress appeals to me for this occasion 4 you will find good suggestions in the style books. | might the tunic is greatly long as your del many spring add that favored, and as dress is to be in some shade it could be very prettily trimmed with ‘some dainty white lace or beaded banding DON'T DO THAT WHICH YOU MAY REGRET D M ( it ppe th “ “ 5 ha ¢ 4 th \ 7 M A.—-The path of true love often perplexed at ite peculiar twists and turns, You evident with a ould not have gone yw girl two years if you had not sred a great deal for he Do not be hasty and do some thing you will regret forever | sincerely gdyiee you not to You-have not known your last acqulirta two years yet; therefore you are not giving yourself a fair trial, By the time you have known her as jong as the other girl, you will, no doubt, entertain a diffagent opinion of her. The fasclna tion and attragtion of a néw friendship have not yet worn off, and when they do, your heart will likely turn to your old love. “a FRIENDSHIP’S BOUNDS OVERSTEPPED Dear Misa Grey: I bellevae ° and think colors your |valuable advice will help me out ot | } 3 ? 38 ‘Solid Gold Fillings, 25¢ Up Silver Fillings, 25¢ tp fOYEAR WRITTEN GUARANTM® forth the S 1 self ed friend. | ar yea f age and she is 18, Thanking you In advance tam TROUBLED A.—Those who desire to re hioned ution its bounds not to overstep Although you did not tell the girt you loved her, there are many ways you might trifle with her affection. You must have gone out of friendship’s path or the girl would have no occasion to entertain auch thoughts The only right and sensible thing for you to do is to tell her the truth, apologize, and then remain a true friend, if she wishes 33 A FOOL THERE WAS” Dear i Mine ortant to Thousands etal Preseription tor Khewns stim and Lame tack TACOMA.—Planning t have the = OHIO 2h : RATE!» DENTISTS, : : Second Av. and University St. i I Opposite Stone-Fisher Ce, Whi 4 iH ry t 1 N nd Back of Our Work fer pie ya er 20 Years’ Guarantes. dlcaco. iiataca tae ventista’ Ohio Cut it Rate’ fa F y F ' Set o f Teeth pot ; $25 ot $10 Guaranteed Set of Teeth Guaranteed, Solid Gold or GIVEN ON ALL WORK.® PAINLESS DENTISTS $4 .f puer’ Porcelain mG Gold or Porcelain vg Be Bridge Work.... with Sha rr hunger @trike i readers insist that Cynthia Grey is a man, if the “grafter” in question is a girl of few years and has been educated in that sort of thing, do you think she is ly to | Women in the l News of Today || e released a few days ago “on medi cal grounds oe A COURSE.OF lectures setting oelological facts of the lems of domestic sebyipe, to be ity professors to what of a surp 1917 Batterich Patterns with JAMES MeCRE Knit Underwear ‘(For Women NION SUITS, Vests and Tights, ¥ t ton in t ¢ wies 7 The t may ly high c le g. wh 1 e a % long or em fe I 1 | and knee ler 1 |p | ‘st, 09 ~First Floor Ivy Glove Neckwear First Floor. Ribbon Novelties 25c } ow design, fair The MacDougal!-Southwick Co. 1 wh Va ation 1 you put h k there are f rl © r r a F bi re how e n on Ww t r t s t at tT A SPECTAT letter se, and slig of the ordinary, as so many A.—Your And don't you = | | blame? Mrs. Emerson, of De h., who -« » London 1 k A was refused o the prison au to tson was sentenced Sylvia Pankhu e a two months’ term for mashing ! h went Miss Pankburst was atthe r future an Stocking Satisfaction ERY& CO., New York For —First Floor Store open Children iB‘ poy ume y rib thy r t ing exceller |} Children's fine rib black oamnle t Sizes 5 to 9 at, special Children's b \ an Oynx t nen heel and meee ha Sg Poem nal om age - or fashioned n ron 9a. m. wo 6 pm Morning Dresses daily Furnishings MPORTED Aluminum Rice o Re arly § t 1 at f ale “ 0 Re r ’ To at 1 i Kng h ‘ \ R he 1 an $1.25 ones 1 65c. The $ The ar 4 of above Remarkable Values in Men's T think the man in the case was very short-sighted not to dis cover her echeme before he was fleeced? Or, if ahe is a woman old enough to distinguish right from wrong, and the man was seeking a pure, H®norabie, up- right woman for a wife, don’t you think him a very poor judge of a virtuous woman to accede to that sort of conduct? Woman” is not synonymous with godliness. There are wom- en with faults, the same as men. But let me say a word Ya He'l the children. ‘ 0 lasses on. for the virtuous woman SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREBT Specials. in House $3.19 79s “$1.69 $1.19 50c 9c 50¢ - mhoomant. Brassieres at 50c Second Ave. and Pike St. “$, 75 —First Floor The MacDougall-Southwick Co. She will never accept money from a man before she is married to even though she goes hun. gry in consequence. If said man doesn't him the letter know right woman, stud YOU ARE NOT SURE I M y their e, before Beek a wife he take HOLSUM every time. They like HOLSUM, And the crust is tender, they eat every bit. any more than ndicates about an 1 advise him to characteristics a ventures up to 3 Deliveries ac Dougall ofouthwick st — | Attractive New Styles vender we have $3.58 —Third Floor. Specials in | Toilet | Articles Kolynos Tooth Paste 25e size, 16¢ 4711 Eau de Cologne Hath | ap, the 50¢ 20¢ | Richard Hudnut Kh da- | n, $1 | Violet Bouquet Farnese Face | Violet-Ambre Roya Eau de Perfumed Dress Shields, | 4 $1.75. | Witch Hazel, the 1 size, 19¢ Woodbury’s Facial Soap, 15¢. —First Floor An Assortment of Hand) Bags and Purses in At-| tractive Designs and) Serviceable Leathers to! Sell at $1.45. H ‘DI eather wit —First Floor. Mrs. King’s First _ Shoes and cor in va- ty «¢ yles leath- rs T ma had in at ve shoes ange to $1.75.—Second Floor. 8 to kiss if they're sure they love ch other HG. R, A.—Boys and girls of 18 are not sure if they love each oth- er. They are too young to know anything about it. From the ages of 18 to 25 they are apt to meet half a dozen of the opposite sex whom feel sure they ater meet their they will ove and then ideal ished Why not? You can’t fool it’s firm and ‘‘ keeps the HOLSUM Bread It has substitutes, 70 eguals. is in a class by itself. Others may imit: ate the wrapper the Jaren y they'can’t get the quality. Once KOLSUM; . and the shape, but they can’t get That belongs to HOLSUM Always HOLSOM * 32-Oz. Loaf, 10c Holsum Baking Co.