The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1913, Page 5

5 } Rainbow,” which was so succes*| Dear Miss Grey: We are two Ladies’ Tailor Suit Shop fully rendered by them last week, 0D) young Indien 14 years of are. and { pian evening in the crypt of the | tome to you for advice. Both of 980-240 Lumver Exchange Building charch. us, as it happe very fat. We — —— — tr here are thers who! read your letters, watching and| reading eagerly your kind advice to Here’s Big Savings Bari eee las though we stout ones are wait e 4 ing for each other to start some thing | No clothes we get look anywhere |near decent on us and we would| like to be skinny, Don't you know| jof any way we may become so? | Bverybody calls us “fat.” the balance of the week, | Pp rt rour ¢: etme ll tomorrow, we wil! offer I mince Sawer his at your earl another group of those finely Tall- Te eo PATTY GRUDS ored Sults—the same solendid A—Really, girts, | oannet values in most desirable summer help being ‘amtised ‘at your let- materials and colorings at these ter. If you never have any- A prices: thing worse than thie to worry about you will get along fine. Mbeceiee sees Tailored _ Suits After hearing so many com- ms ope 9.85 plaints from skinny girls, | 1 sd $ have decided it H 5 Mg of bay : and half dozen of the other. | et ane finsty tailored, | Parr you could read some of t jet. N ‘$? 1,85 ters | receive from skinny girls, describing the way their 7 ng om ton of Chicago is one of the few matrons of the congresstonal circle at ‘Washington who (drive their ‘workday morning. Mrs. Britton, presiding at the whee! of a 60 horse power auto, whizzes the congressman to his daily Seen to it that hubby gets to work, Mrs. Britton gives the capital cops pointers on how fast one can go and keep within the speed limit. @it end workmanship guaranteed. peat the play, “At the End of the | RAR ARE EH HOU Kirle AOd Young Women are con-| INSTRUCTION, x * | stantly spending money, often hard) NOT PROTECTION ® “Fai © & ®)carned at that, for the cheap, fim Dear Miss Grey: In all the talk ® polfaddr ve. &/ materials, Jewelry and stick-up hats! of whito slavery and the losing ® lope, repeating t 8 of ® | they 4 themselves in, and while gtr, ) many womeg make for ® Four letter, aw! I Will @adly ® these 10 FlIMAY KOW-RAWs MUSE poy d decency, It is a matter of W Buswer you. Your case will be ®| be constantly renewed and changed gurprine to me that no mention ta ® treated as sri onfid al. */ in order te d with Dame part men are suy a * CYNTHIA GREY * | Fashion, who: adore to play, and yet seer © play o * The god « merican girl is ‘otectors of their nen folk Ree A HH) Pasdion, and while this remains a even. hindreda. of waanen - ttrue our * bo dewolated, | {n- § uch year are led along THE GOD OF THE the divorce courts will be crowded the downward path, and yet it is AMERICAN GIRL and hearts will be broken ad infin: almost unheard of for a father, or a Dear Miss Grey: To am. This is the vice of the Amer: | brother, or a husband, to mete out Word “wo e he an rl The in rdinate love ofthe punishment to the beasts who @nd dignity. tt includes °: os o-called Fashion (the jled them there. noblest word fn our lar fickle thing), needa to be strangled Whether 1 am or m not my} Ta these days, however, 1 am a loath, even if our government | brother's keeper, God ordained me Staggered at the thought of liged to ait up and take notice the Keeper of my mother, my MAfusting these names to the poor,| to the extent of law enactments, If | sister and my wife. and we tide Willy-nilly creatures 1 seo all about) nothing else will change this hate:|him who dares to attack, let alone Me upon the public streets | ful situation, which threatens to en: | destroy one of them, ‘Gould they not be caged and plac: | gulf, then we must have recourse to KNIGHT OF COLUMBUS, | @4 upon exhibition somewhere, so| the law ih ali men who prefer that -ort of| That w eitas th our eek! ioc cc AOe. Women, feed " P ~ : " truction more than protec MOastrosity (for certainly tt ts for) northern climate tnaist on Exp tion. God ordained th ith . nillys do thus ing their health the entire year tn | rept aici eg the men the willy-nillys do thus ap. | {ng thetr h ar in} an intellect that they might be pear) ges Sg pothe = thelr Non — *) rhe Rony ts pet | their own keepers. Let them be ? poent, se: le men an eared Dom BPPOrS.| instructed and given the same t admire the | po ely announces to th ‘orld Women, who do not adm positively emaounces to the world! iohts that beys have been Soma iz ane of common sense and! throughout the ages, and they | h res, wil n not be forced t } will b | eb uJ protect themselves. ook at them, and much hought en woe & art, I wish Ppbyooyhn Such is my conclusion, my- wasted in indignan 1] dion tli ben ection an Mis self being a woman, and hav. | be diverted into ennc campaign aga a . nd tn ing studied this problem at Its channe!s. sanitary dress, They would have! Various angles There is little use to talk of re-| the support of many besides (his You on ee @ueing tho high cost of living while’ INDIGNANT WOMAN oe erewres SOUt, Site GI a | mother and sister, but if they =| were suddenly deprived of your vice would surely protection Prey on them and drive them in line with the others unless they were instructe When all of our daughters are taught from the cradie up to ume their reasoning powers and work side by side with man, instead of posing as his plaything, then the white slay. ery and vice and all the rest of it will be swept away with the other rubbish NOT READY FOR LOVE Dear Miss Grey: We are two sisters. S and 14, and live o in| the co’ y We are very lonely | is & young boy who deliv nail, and we wish his ac qaintance ery much I go out for the mail one day, and my sis ter the next, but he never says al word to us, How can we gain his] love? Hoping you will not let this pass unyoticed. JOE AND MAT. | A—If you had asked me | how you might gain his friend. ship, perhaps | could have helped you, but | know of no way you can gain thie boy's love. Friendship may be gain- ed, but love comes from an en tirely different source. When you are old enough to love, you will understand | advise you not to make yourselves Unhappy with mock love affairs; you are all too young. When love comes into your lives you will recognize It and mot have to write and ask me how you may gain it. TO EXTERMINATE ANTS Dear Miss Grey Will you kind let me know, through your co. how to keep ants out of the pantry? Thank you. MRS. A-—To poison anti them on borax and sug: yeast cake and eu ru balsam smeared table legs or the feet of a cup- board keeps ants off furniture. One oz. of the balsam boiled in 1 gal. of water and used pst ‘The pretty (see picture above) wife of Representative Fred Brit- husbands to work each and every job, and, having | Pour into thelr retreats wa- ter in which camphor or tobac co has been steeped, | BY REQUEST of many who were Madies’ Suits Made to Order | nciic to witness the perform $25.00 and $28.00 week, the young people of St ‘8 Parish church will re “YOUNG LADIES OF 14” clothes fit, you would consider yourself lucky. What you girls of 14, fat, skinny, or indifferent, need to do Is eat plain, wholesome food, exercise in the open air, go to bed early and rise early and pay more attention to de- veloping your grey matter than to the kind of appearance you make, tong you are clean and neat. A large assortment of fine one-piece dresses for summer wear at our unusually low prices. { Y Take the Elevator to the Fifth oor—see our spacious, wi Ughted salesrooms—look at our Prices, and compare them with any establishment in town. A SEVERE BLOW Dear Miss Grey: I see there ts a \ ja new law called “The Lazy Man's Ladies Sam le " |Law.” Now, Miss Grey, if a man p + gets a lazy wife, he hasn't any law Ss it Sh * to protect him, and {f he banishes \his wife he can be thrown fn Jail and made to work Rooms 5600-1-2-3-4-5-67-8 Arcade Bidg., Second Avenue, Between Union and University. | | | | | ° | Now, if the wife leaves him, he| \has no Jaw, and It seems like an| unfair deal to me, for a good man is apt to get a lary wife just as much as a good woman !s to get a lazy husband. Do you think he should be punished for l!fe and the woman go free? I hope to hear from you soon A MAN A.—Since the heads of .our civic departments and the ma Jority of men are voters, why not put your heads together and legislate against lazy women? 5 MILWAUKEE, June 26.--Caught in the act of shoplifting, an uniden- tifled man broke away from his captors in a department store here today, dashed over several coun- ters, dived out a third-story win- |dow and fell to the pavement. He suffered a fractured skull, sl which he is expected to die. “U. S. Government Inspected Meats” PACKING HOUSE MARKETS Meat Specials Friday UNION HELP—16 Ounces to the pound, Lamb Chops ......15c|Corned Pigs’ Feet...8c | Pot Roast . + se ee — 12sec ‘Be Legs Lamb .......15c Tripe .. BIG WHITE MARKET, Old Pike Market. e SNYDER’S MARKET, New Corner Market. PUGET MARKET COMPANY'S Your money returned !f any sales we makeg@re not as represented, THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1913 Buttericks SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE REMNANT DAY, Rugs, Brass Beds 20c SCRIM THE YARD 100, 600 yards of cream and Arabian Serim in round thread weave. 40-inch material, Regular price 20c, special 10¢ 500 RAG RUGS. Tho genuine old-fashioned hand-made weaves; beautiful sortment of colors. These rugs are splendidly woven and give They have the deep fringed ends. The re are so combined as to match practically any wall paper eme. Priced spectally for Friday 4 inch 4x7 foot 6x9 foot S5e¢ $2.55 $5.75 most excellent wear. 7-6x10-6 88.75 9x12 feet $10.75 BRASS BEDS 1.2 OFF. These are samples which have served their purpose and which we desire to sell immediately. In the Clearance they are offered at % price $10.00 beds for $6.00; $15.00 beds, $7.60; $20.00 beds, $10.00; 00 beds, $12.50; $80.00 beds, $16.00, Pourth Floor. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY Clearance of Oxfords and Pumps, $2.85 Regular Values $4, $4.50, $5 F : Choice of the following Patent Kid Oxfords, round toe, short sole and Cuban heel Patent Kid Blucher Oxford. ght welt sole and Cuban heel Patent Kid Oxford, plain toe, medium short vamp, light welt sole and medium heel. Bright Kid Oxford, Blucher style, light flexible welt sole, low heel Dull Kid Blucher Oxford, long vamp model, light flexible welt sole and Cuban heel Tan Russia Calf Oxford with tip, ribbon lacing, welted sole and Cuban heel Colontal Pumps tn patent, black suede and tan calf sizes. One-strap patent Pump, either turn or welt sole, Fiat ailk Second Floor. welt vamp with tip, A long vamp model with tip, Broken bow, SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY 5c, 8c and 10c Torchon Laces, 2c. English Cotton Torchon Laces in some hundreds of desirable patterns are a feature of the Remnant Day Selling on the Base ment Bargain Square. There are both edgings and insertions matching in many cases, and they are qualities which sell regu- larly at S¢, Se@ and 40¢, Choice the yard 2¢@, or the bolt of % yards, S5e. 35c and 50c Knitted Ties, 15c Silk and mercerized knitted ties In an extensive line of staple colors and two tone effects, Suitable for men's, women's and iidren'’s wear. A most exceptional value on the B 18¢. lasement Bargal SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY Remnants of Wash Goods at H Lawns, Dimities, Perenles, Ginghama, Poplins, Shirting Madras, Ginghams, Galate' Seco Sik, Musiins, Kimono Flannelettes and Watsting Flannels at Just Half Price. Remnants of White Goods 1-3 Off. Lawns, Batiste, Longcloth, India Linons, Persian Lawns, Dim- ities, Poplins, Pique, Nainsook, Swisses and Wuistings, all marked at One-Third off regular pric: Remnants of Table Linen 1-4 Off. 044 half dozen napkins, remnants of plain Inen, odd table cloths, and napkins slightly mussed from handling, remnants of table padding, solled lunch cloths and colored dress linens all at One-Fourth off the regular price. Third Floor. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY Clearance Sale of Men’s Shirts at 79c HE greatest assortment of values which has ever T been offered in any sale of Men's Shirts in Seat- tle at 79c. Every one of these shirts has been taken from our regular stock. Every one of them for- merly bore a price which was greatly in excess of 79c. Every man in Seattle who ever expects to buy a shirt bargain should come to this sale. In taking advantage of an opportunity such as this be sure to get at least one-half dozen, for rensember that these Clearance Sales are held but twice a year. Yes, there are all sizes from 13% to 18, and, of course, there are plain and pleated bosoms in neat con- ventional effects and others with just a little more dash and style to them. Practically all colors, The cuffs are attached. All coat style. Remember the price, 7 —First’ Floor. The MacDougall-Southwick Co, AccDous In connection with JAMES MeCREERY& CO., New York all of outhwick PayCity Light and Water Bills Here Store open from 9 a. m. to6 p.m. daily EMNANT DAY Charge Purchases Made Friday Placed on July puil, Rendeteq Aug. Ist Semi - Annual Clearance _ ee SECOND AVENUE ANRBRy sr pprT Cn SA Nn (sda ANNUAL aust fee ON { SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNARYo ay REMNANT DAY \ the last Remnant Day called the we your attention 0: ign, the exact copy of which to Remnant Day is used as the heading of this advertisement. You found that HIS f# the each and every one of these T Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of $29. $35.00, $39.50, $45.00, $49.50 and &o 00 Novelty and Tailored ‘yits for Women, $25 $32.50 pick and choice of our assortment of this seatyg fine its and represents many different garments. sented a bargain The styles include plain and seml-tailored effects, novel This time the bargains repre and heavily braided models. i The materials include serges, Bedford, diagonals, wool pop sented by the tickets are lins, ratines and many others ever greater than have -here- The colors are navy, brown, tar en, new blue>-bikck, old rose, etc tofore been given on any Rem- Choice of any one of these splendid values, $25. nant Day, for this is our week f Semi Is Specially Pri Smart, Annual Clearance and n pricing merchandise for this selling f range mer prices have been forgotten and profits lost sight { that w stocks of sented here Semi-Annu: Foulards and Crepe de Chine, Reduced from $18.50, $21.50, $22.50, $25, $32.50 to $15. e¢ may dispose of the merchandise repre- A wide va ee SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY) Special Value in Infants’ Wear Fancy Lawn Caps and Bonnets at OME are of mull, others of dotted Swiss dain- tily trimmed with Ince and ribbon A few $3.50 caps $1.75, $6.00 caps $3.00, $1.95 caps OSe¢, and $1.00 caps 50¢. long waists, pleated skirt prettily trimmed in braid and embroidery. Plain colors in light blue, Infants’ Rootees slightly soiled. Many are of silk; §5c, 960 and $1.25 values for at Se. infante’ Gacques, slightly soiled, Half Price. \% Price. S have bec a bit soiled from display Children’s Colored Dresses in French Style, pink or tan. $1.00 and $1.26 values, special The. 50¢. Ribbon Rosettes slightly sofled; values to 600 Third Floor SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE REMNANT DAY. Art Goods Specially Priced Embroidered waist values $2.50 to $1.75. Stamped voile waist pat terns, regular 50c and 75¢ val- ues, for 2B¢. Stamped silk chiffon and stamped marquisette waists, $1.00 to $3.75 values at 58¢. —Third Floor Merceriz patterns, for remnant $10.00 for Low nec mercerized li short sleeves to 39¢. SEMI-A Up to SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE REMNANT DAY. 50c Gloves 25 N the assortment are fine black lisle, double tipped silk in tan, and chamoisette in the natural chamois color. Nearly all sizes to choose from at % price, The patr ze. 25e GLOVES 15c. Women’s chamois Isle gloves, mostly in natural chamois color. All sizes. Regular price 26c, reduced to 15¢. UP TO $1.26 KID GLOVES 59. Excellent values at the price. A good many Mocha and Cape gloves are included. —First Floor. T Practically have been offer able models wh $3.95. Up to SEMI-A SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE} REMNANT DAY, ‘ Waists $1.65 The Savory terials used. They are trim- Regular $1. med with hand pin tucks, Val, and Cluny Ince, but- The styles include low and high neck, long and short sleeve models. Some fasten in the back, others tn the front, Wverus and Batiste are the ma- embroidery, Wash boile: tons and colored voile. copper bottom, eggs, whipping $1.75; Remnant They are all dainty Mttle Hngerie waists and very speciaf values at the price, $1.65. —Second Floor, Second Av, and Pike St. on the market, snappy of styles, season's purchase $6.50 values, low neck, sleeveless style. reduced to, 75¢ each . 50c Boys’ Union Suits 39c. Balbriggan Union Suits of various styles, long or there have been Here you will find v medium sizes in a variets regluarly sold up to $2.50, on Friday for 95¢@. Base Another Splendid Assortment Ranging in Values up to $35.00 jced for This Sale at $15.00. styles in all of the desired cloths. A full including Balkans and Bulgarians, slashed and ally all colors to select from. Reduced from for this sale, $15. al Clearance of Dresses, White Serge, Poplins, Every one of this —Seeond Floor. riety of trimmings and styles. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE REMNANT DAY. Clearance in Leather Goods AND BAGS of genuine leather in seal and walrus grain with nine-inch overlapping f es Fitted with change purse, top handle. Regular values, 49¢. Hand Bags and Vanity Purses of genu- dne seal and Morocco grain leather, six to nine-inch frame. The Vanities are fitted with change purse, mirror, pencil and pad. Regular $2.00 value, $1.45. Vanity Purses of genuine Morocco and pin seal in black and tan leather. Long, narrow envelope shape. Regular $4.00 to 2.95. —First Floor. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY Knit Underwear 19c Swiss Rib Vests 11c. ed rib vests with silk finish draw tape, in All regular sizes. Reduced day, each Ll¢. $1.00 Union Suits 75c. k, sleeveless, cuff knee style, of extra fine sle. A splendid fitting, durable garment, and sleeveless. Nearly all sizes reduced —First Floor. NNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY $10 Trimmed _ Hats HIS assortment includes a variety of shapes, styles, trim- mings and materials and represents the choice of some of the most desirable models which have been sold this sea- son up to $10.00, On Friday their price is $5.00, Up to $8.50 Trimmed Hats $3.95. every woman knows the splendid values which J in this store this season at $8.50. On Friday lected from this assortment many most desir hich have been priced for this special selling at $2.50 Untrimmed Shapes 95c. y many excellent shapes in small and of materials and colors which have —Second Floor. NNUAL CLEARANCE—REMNANT DAY mentSpecials 20-Mule-Team refined Borax, 1-Ib. packages. Regular price 20c—Remnant Day 10¢. package to the customer.) (No phone orders. No deliveries. 1 Sanitary round corner bread box—made 6f heavy block tin enameled white and black, 00 size 7O¢. Regular $1.50 size OO9¢, r made of extra heavy charcoal tin with M4 On, Regular price $2.75. Remnant Day $1.79. Untversal Cake Mixer with kneading attachment for beating cream and mixing cake batter. Day $1.19, Regular price Universal Bread Maker, absolutely the best bread maker The regulaf $2.00 size, Remnant Day $1.69, The regular $2.50 size, Remnant Day $1.89, a Basement. The MacDougall-Southwick Co rc eeneceses eeaee .