The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1913, Page 5

ee Prole t Yours 7’: . Gat the Original av d Genuine 5 SWORLIGK’S ALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. Ni t qaick hunch prepared in a minste, posubstitute. Ask for HORLICK’S, © THE STAR ji SIXTY WOMEN ATTEND FIRST CLASS THURSDAY OF NEW SCHOOL, PLANNED TO TEACH MOTHERS: HOW TO SAVE THEIR BABES MRS WALDO RICHARDSON Seattle now has a school for you, to teach to ad vise and to train you n the most efficient way of raising your! Ne babies. me Sixty women welcomed the new school at the Bon Marche meeting Wednesday afternoor But all] of jmothers are wanted to join the} die classes. ent The movement, t u Mire Richare Mrs. P. Fick, is part of a: rf ment which « 1a ficer in the nat! al a ation | You Need Dental Work— jac ‘hoad of a department of ebtid | welfare. I Need the Money | Im the meantime, the w ot ed —_—_ jucation among mothers, rich and Am Now Givi 4 My Personal poor alike, is to be kept up. Por babies of the rich as well as of the attention to My Dental Prac- | poor die unnecessarily. Baubles die |i tice at 713 First Avenue | mS Yoo wre 5 dollar, f make = dollar dental work when dome at | been extabiished at T12 ore EDWIN J BROWN PD & Seattle's Leading Dentint of overfeeding as wel food, and one of eve statistics say, @ Ch = Ayer’s Bectorat Away back in 1841. Old enough to re | as of lack of y three babte before reaching | MRS. B | the age of & At present, the Mothers’ Train member those days? Still used f0F tng school has mapped out a series coughs aad colds. a Pacific Stump Pall} “Ballt for A simple Northwest Stampa” ier MANUFACTURING €O Av. Seattle, Wash racine 1112 Westere Why do you neg that a Physicia a "¢0. LOOK! SENSATIONAL SALZ ON PIPES LOOK FOR THE STORE Wi and work paymen a ur ac Syles and Co'orings Messalines. Chiffons 332-34 J Bess... PACKING Meat Spec . The Best Meat Shoulder of Lamb . ar Oc per Ib. ma Chops. 15c per lb. Hog Livers 5c per Ib.4 8G WHITE SNYDER’ mane 09 Spring Regent ls and gar. manship Beoutiful Slik Wa'sts in a Hundred Charmeuse, ete. en our Doctor will do an absolutely free of charge? f dollars by having ir prescription de expert your charge of ar warant@e that Big Fountain Pen Sale Saturday | values 95c a a Drug Store 117 YESLER WAY TH THE YELLOW FRONT Coats misses a broad ing Second Ave., Near Union St “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ re 5. Government Inspected Meats” HOUSE MARKETS iais Friday Money Can Buy Pot Roast .12!4c per lb. Corned Spare Ribs ... per lb. Pork S : 12\c per Ib. “UNION HgLe es to the usage 16 Oun pound | wf nine weekly lectures by promi nt Seattle physicians and tratned es. Practical ft the care of babi jay the and a ta nd Bed and Cloth Next Inesday there will be a ure on “The Care of the New “THOW SHALT 4 FICK t sert or 50 cents each this fee is not compulsory. Rut The money ts to be used for philanthro- pic work for mothers °° ° APRIL 3 Batterich Patierns n with JAMES | A Special Coat Regular $29.50 and $25.00 Coats for $18.50 AAXS ac] oud gall. feCREERYS CO. New York 1 open (rom Sale for Friday Only | 4 nde ' n ect wit a « col | la t ¢ t | k is belted I it € a { eis { i ar ¢ | t ; n re 38 1 i back j f ack atin ad | fan Striped Ct t ed th t with Me n self r, is used in this | ttract lel. ‘T ach t t ed. It fastens with | |pear! t | A.J a, and cuf I th r A ve Nas I erge is line r 1 Navy Satin HIt may be fastened high t the throat or t t gracet It jis three-qu Remarkable Waist Values at $2.35 | They are r birt { merce ! Madra They have the « front fas- tened with pearl buttons al ket, high ich Nar and 1 come in blue, lavende en Ww “ stripes, or white grounds with the colored stripe. They jare all sizes ach, $2.35, Second Floor OMBINATIONS of. « | | and drawers | wide Swiss embroidery tom of skirt. Regular $1.6¢ They Special Values in Undermuslins at $1.00 ft corset cover and skirt, are on yoke and at bot ) muslin either fir of ir are - fouthwick 35¢ Will Buy “Any Pair of Hose Here tbl 3 Deliveries Daily in City | | TREET 7 | D PIKE INE gauze cotton in cies white or tan with wide garter tops 1 fashioned, le woven foot ack Silk Lisle, full fashioned, nported manufacture. Colors dark red and emerald green Before a, the work of the value for garter tops, medium peikues * ix to and in addi lehaed abe eral pretty slip-over 31 i tion to the weekly lectures, braneb|. | There are thes Rang doit Black Cotton shioned in s rm rs will be estab Fenda shaped key rer get we medium wei Mahe the ty’s playgroued | | bands of torchon lace and rit a : hai where many mothers willl. | eading. Price ott liste, (gauze i f actical and conven-| of Natnsook in V-r fashioned, black—an_ espe ent - and fr “ Ms ht good hose for summer wear egularly they are : ; MRS. EVA WATSON nN enter Black Cotton, split sole, in tain at her home, “Campus lodge,” - ae weights. t Floor 4518 Univers boulevard. Pr iay Sag n _ evening. ladies of Z ° vt End The MacDougall -Southwick Co. Second Ave. and Pike St. The MacDougall Southwick Co, ogre thelr, friends | more for that you will be a NOT KILL” you did not marry the relative Dear Miss Grey T am a con-| ader of your letters fis titoe Cae ave helped so many a am a 1 8 and a : vo with a f age r se some man , and he loone . ed . A SUBSCRIBER i ¢ ae : A.—I know of no way you can 4 ©} tighten up the loose skin.” be . oy However, you can fill it out : Be ae again by massaging each even | | | A GIRL IN TE A.—By what right or power do your parents gain authority to take another's fife? They probably say this in the thought that it will prevent your marriage; but neverthe- less, it is a dangerous et ment for anyore to make it the young man should mect his death some unknown way, would not suspicion point to them? “Thou shait not k al Do not marry the man if he s any blood relation to you Relatives are not permitted to marry in this state, | am not 80 sure that you will live a sor rowful life without him You are too young to marry for a few years. During that time you are just as apt to meet an- other you will care so much you know of r akin food. one, send me a self-addressed stamped envel ope with your request and | will a good very send you rec gladly CAST OUT THE WEED OF JEALOUSY ow k It n unable to decide whe ‘ sre {n love with each other. ¢ are inciting jealous N Miss Grey, which do you thin tis? Kindly us what to do Now s Your lime How Much Do You VALUE YOUR HOME? Do you really want to make it happier? cheerful? loved ones? Then Cost, from There’s No Time m 1406 First Aven i » The Bon M SURE YOU DO! buy a Piano or Player-Piano at Factory Present. Like the ue, Cc r Union arcie weX Do you earnestly strive to make it more Do you sincerely long for the smiles of your Waak-Baker Piano Company n BLttens ToS Cyssthin, Gi Grey © | Prof. Zueblin says The | you In advance P. B.C. way to 1l-know woman's cause is man’s. They r A—You will find a list of you don't kr c know led tt " als together, warfed or hairdressing schools in the is in? I don advertise in ike, bond or free Let us keep, classified business directory of (the paper. 1 for an an- frilly girls! the phone book. Investigate | swer. Cordially each, and then select the one A—You may I » give MINNIE B. FRAZIER. | you think the most satisfactor; through Bradstreet or Dun & and wer| : -~- | You may also learn the tra Co., who have offices in all 7 as we are in a| TO LEARN cities of any size. If you know ELSIE, A—Whether they are really in love or have found out they can tease you, for me to say, acen any of you; but | can ad vise you this much Get to work It is impossible having never n your garden and weed out this rapidly growing pest, j sy. The seeds will ripen, scatter and grow, and bef you are aware you w have a gar den of thorns. You are ail t young to be bothering your heads about love: let the four of you be good friends A BROKEN VOW ng f 2 t 1; but rag i € as possible DOUBTFUL JOHNNIE. A.—I sympathize with you. The sting of a broken vow, of a promise unkept, is the worst of which Still, you should | open your eyes wider and see that it is best that you found out her insincerity before you 1 know were wed. | would not write to her again, unless she le young and later comes to her senses. EVERY SCHOOL GIRL SHOULD READ THIS. My Dear Mi Ww s Grey to ask “Seven Lincoln Hig tirls,” were they cognizant t at Mothers’ congress, and 20 or more at the Women's 6 voted against uniforms? nittative and creative tu s in youth estroy in a le , are the antithe th greatest snobs on earth having been born and to uniforms Untforms r Ive the school dress problem work t har upor Silly, kasation of Mr wear a $50 Peter Thomy uldn't the contrast be a griev fe g hobble skirts. line ruel, barbaric hat s—wear 1913 thinking caps tn y 4 all things—you are the Had God intended sex-segrega- tion, Nature would probably have od all girls in one latitude, boys another, throwing up Himalayas ence long since ex titions of sex. Twen © issolved all “ ot the old dreamy, poetic, ul, evolving jeship, companionship, mu-| ld like School at Federated powers 1 to become cul ts, respect and understand} by apprenticing at some of the se | HAIRDRESSING. hairdressing pariors. | Dear Mise Grey: Wil! you kindly = be [tell me < of a place where I can go TO FIND A | © learn hairdressing, and how mu: LOST FRIEND | bes t will cost mi 1 Thanking Dear Miss Grey: Is there any] A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM 1A little child shalt 0 our F N y's hand wi , a ly Vill give welcome to the strang rn A araure him in soft accents of 8 LONG COATS. what trade he is working at, you will be more apt to find him in this way, and you may gain the information for a smail ol 4 i -00 Made of your own material. uaranteed. 01 Union St Open Evenings 7:30 1 a little p th with gold, Past the lights t never fa ut vast ¢ Thr © pearly gate he ent Greets ds Home, GABRIELLE BONAPARTE, Hotel Wilhard. ! 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