The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1913, Page 5

1913 5 » APRIL WHERE, ASKS COUSIN WINNIE, DO YOU WANT YOUR [~ i HUSBAND TO SMOKE IF HE DOESN'T SMOKE AT HOME? s¢Dougall - cfouthwick | | ops Falling Hair fs Hair Renewer certainly stope MY 1 Mailing hair. N Joubt at twhat- Ci You will surely be satistied, : Where 7 seaweed deat eae | = _AGreat Sale of Men’s Shirts ra : | 25 Dozen at 75c aes | Regular Price $1.50 | cople’s Rank Building Women in the a ia y 1 At One-Half Regular Sale Price | Ladies’ Suits Made to Order | News of Today|| & < a PPVHESE Shirts were caught in a railré $25.00 and $28.00 -_' \ iN. te | | [ ! the t ' pb male a sunlit and workmanship suaranteed LONDON 1 (~ : Guiemte th vention das SIGHT OF HIS WIPE SEWING FOR | | yi HIM 18 RESTING TROM yy He Ilkos to feel that he tn able to| % F MEAT. ROSES) | sores sez tm mere slncuene we wr, - fee . | BIRAPECIAL 50c DOZEN UP J) s’sece™sne'e Bite wiz, Sprig et wl have Ct ‘hg Spt ek ‘ange ot i wh he wante t 1 Virst Floor ie PARIS FLORIST 218 PIKE ST. tainers were barred f y cabaret cafes by an or i by Wentworth E. ( Hester YY @ Ere es ) —- eee Se | What $2.50 Will Buy 4 he * } Pa ° oO > - : in Children’s Dresses a ‘ 4 4 At this very moderate price the assortment is CHICAGO—Mme. Sarah _ * caw aneesaneesnan) | large and the range of styles and colors is varied. hardt has spurned an Some of these models are described below: actres A little slip-over dress of white galatea with ’ rat a t leather belt at v t. i « for Mr. Edison t | trimmed with bands of na r red gs CYNTHIA'S ADVICE out the true circumstances of ne ¥ ure anx atok w what match. th dres HOLLYWOOD GARDENS VEGETABLE SILK TO MOTHERLESS GIRLS the case. People with any (to do T.1 Florists and goa UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Dear Miss G We w 4 e sense will not give you a bad A 1 see no reason why you A th el in a pre pres sem Laoag . s Like Silk. Costs One-Fourth ¢ ‘ have no other reputation if you are trying to should encourage his visite if | ha and is trimme t People’s Bank Bidg., 2nd & ses W 4 and ears old) We help the man up, and in 80 do you do not care for his com- | Pe the an — a —=E ™ - —- ing in no way lower-your stand- | pany : . ; we ! ard. - - | f shes the wails Fifth Floor Arcade Bidg.—Take Elevator " to 8 oe HER IDEA OF | é +! NOT PROPER “YESTERDAY” ae A 1 model 1s a one-piece dress of gingham in assorted . { and Dear as Gre We De M ( I ! en checks and ms on the side nt home With sy «x la : ion who ha t is f . | bh { ; t at @ The above men TWO CLASSY SISTERS A—You are to be pitied Factory Hair clo) | Special Saleof Boys’ Sitsfor Saturday and Monday jjand Coats—- a more than blamed, since you may have no mother to Instruct and Store y | guide you; but, girls, if you die | “EDITH WARRED y E obey your father In this in- 822 East 79th oa 8 of | LOWEST PRIC Ss stance, you will regret it the Dear Madame , “YESTERDAY” ict srfolks and do! ) longest day you live . Mate O . But yesterday the bare earth met De you regard your future i my view: Boy’ Two Trouser Suits $5.00 life #0 lightly that you could ' A path showed where bright joy e in Norf 0 pairs ot vars The 80 willingly link it to that of a Mre - jot had gone its way | sm a ars. stranger? How can you poe at Forsaken and most desolate, it sibly know If you love them on looked | such a short acquaintance? | My heart was pining—that was! have known of young men and yesterday, | | women going with one another for three or four years and then finally meeting someone they loved stil! better. Boys who will conduct them selves as the ones mentioned In your letter and meet you against your father's wishes And jike that stretch of ground, my heart was sad Factory Hair Store | longed for friends to smooth for me my way; 1401 First Av. Distress and sorrow awed and| | overcame me | longed for death—but thet was) The MacDou zail-Southwick Co. yesterday = Save ai $5 to$10_ =. Silk Dresses, Special will lead you into harm, and if Berets ia thea va wll ret EE knew only sorrow SAFES ‘are Base. But eecde wore planted in that : , D) Goubt very much If yeu suc Poin lonely spot IS 1T WRONG TO DA é. And now there blooms a won drous garden ga —_- And like that garden is my heart) Dear M ded ir r ine ceeded in swearing falsely Dorglar-Proot to your ages that the boys ister’s, would marry you, after they have enticed you away from so glad, your father, and if they do The sorrow ende—for now it is Ot they w undoubtedly leave today e. Ww ace i t 5 for t at I could » you soon, and maybe with a had dan little child to care for, Little fs about t ilies, and I assure you, th e girls, you surely do not realize Fi where your classy dre Furniture boy who would < flirting and moving pict eane W 4 much less ex 4 bd how and leave these things be ? es hind you and learn to be nice, Fixtures a secsibie girts wae TO PREPARE FOR ut op You are only children and | Soot THE STAGE This is the Woman's Credit Store. hould not think of marrying | M Gre 1 r i} $00-1.2-3-4.5-6-7-8 Arcade Bidg., Second Floor until you are at least 21. By ed f Al ° f ¢ = * e Between Union and University that time you will never think | ¢ Mi 3 ¢ { of space, but if you will dre Suits and Coats me a self-addressed, | r d envelope | will be | » be t ad to give you a private | 1 reply and to help you with any A.—The genera! rule Fi Sh . T preblem you would take to your chorus girl once, a chor irst Showing lomorrow mother, were she living. for life, and | Judge from ’ a - — aesoestnipe 1 will be wa hear from a i. letter you would t care f F here 1 followed that. | advise you to go to a you and to k ) : eZ inn Sel Pp Re SN FOR SATURDAY dramatic school if possible la MAN MUST GO IN HOUSE __ |," TO HUG AND KISS my advice d remained at home with your father LADIES TAILORING, BE AS WISE AS * peat aie G iC haew Heencin | SOUTH NORWALK ' ha d \ 33 Xo, tatloring for women equals the t PUGET MARKET CO.’S tt ‘i ther et men'e-wear i IPACKING HOUSE MAKKETS| rans | vee here he “U.S, Government Inspected Meats” : Ae ; mt b Fancy Veal for Your |] Sirloin Steak, best : ; “ tthe pol hat to ‘ he nt n when Sunday Dinner Steer Meat......20c ? thet yeh, néxt door to hia home, |hold ¢ rea A a aap A selectio! will sometimes | » “ yn all Pattern Hate f Fashionable Millinery and the me tylishly els at popular prices. NATIONAL OUTFITTING CO. 1515 SECOND AVENUE Lamb, per |b. .12!c |} per Se tes, 25¢ san BROWN EYES | REDUCTIONS esti 4 © sho stich bin | POPULAR PRICED MILLINERY | | , ssintante |g Riumes, tw UNION HELP 16 OUNCES TO THE POUND. one and et a chance to fown hi ‘ ach | f 4.08. ‘ ° ed, c | inti! you ase our Big BIG WHITE MARKET, Old Pike Yours for the Trut JACK SNYDER'S MARKET, New Corner Market tuy alaewhor Dear Miss Gre 1 should also & liwe to tell my view At 2 6 begt t you ha We return your money if any sales we make you are no . jie fared Vilinery Shop ding Pontoffics that time I had not f 4 that « ing could be harm > not necessarily have nie [degrading in any way i | ¢ him up, until you, find EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. | ——_e——c—<vmmmemm, Lid first family 1 keeame ace) Legs of Spring Lamb, Lamb Chops.... .15c ke " wakes. : “i sy ida protect her the per lb. vv itee € 0 i : ; ° STAR WANT “ADS BRING RESULTS jing about t