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

|\ SEE RR EERIET Y Week-End Special Plants Begonias tides acts Fuchias in bloom Coleus only 25¢ Cut Flowers Dahlias Sale Carnations Ghoicos: at Roses special 0 Sweet Peas ©” le’ We also specialize in e Funeral Flowers, at a popular price. A call will convince. y — FLOWER SHOP Wy POPULAR FLOWERS a AT POPULAR PRIC - Elliott 4241 . of 1608 Second Ave. rea and L FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING SHAW'S PHARMACY Second and Madison Choice home grown Cut lants at Funeral Designs our Specialty HOLLYWOOD GARDENS, inc. Second Av. at Pine, Phone Main 1665. MER ICE Telephone Elliott 5560 For ice rates. We guaran. tee full weight and prompt { delivery as ICE DELIVERY CO ‘Ladies’ Suits Made to Order $25.00 and $28.00 i Fit end workmanship guaranteed. Ladies’ Tailor Suit Shop| 828-260 Lamoer Exchange Building —to move the goods quick. late a dying business, for trade reasonable at the regular prices: bargains you get but once In a Thirty Fine Ladies’ Waists, closing out price including grays and browns. up to $20.00, at exactly from $18.0 is cut splendid values at For this sale the price as follows $22.00 Suits $16.85 ——_——_ Sui Old prices, $7.50 t to close and stripes. $10.00, New price, out ular $6.00 to $10.5 values, all At... GROUP $1X—Fifteen Auto Coat kind. Regular price $11.85 \ $25. Pour CITY MEN y MOST COURTEOUS = ° Miss Grey: T notice that In , T also find they I hold that a 4 oe with a baby in her s anding Just yesterday afternoon I saw a young his seat to a girl what I aston a bit, shall do? arvive Will you kindly teli me With tt A—Many a time | have been ashamed by my own sex for not being courteous to thank a hard-working man for giving up his seat in the does not mean many, preciate this car; there but that are not many women who do ap little act, and | would solve your problem thie Suppose you do get slight way: there know! ed for an act of courtesy, is not a satisfaction in ng you have done some and $5.49. $6.00 Garden Hose— $4.49 50-Foot %-In. Hose, guaranteed for one year— Lawn drive-wheel tool-steel $8.00 Ball Bearing LAWN MOWER $5.49 $8.00 Coldwell’s Bearing with 10-inch Ball- Mower, blades, Cotton co. is good lifetime. 0 00 ts oO COLQUHOUN HARDWARE 1426 Third Ave. ‘but is only for the We HALF PRICK THE FIFTH FLOOR ELEVATOR STORE. LADIES’ SAMPLE SUIT SHOP purpose of securing room for our stock of Fall Suits and Coats, which we shall handle exclusively hereafter. The map- GROUP SEVEN—Twenty-elght made to sell at $5.00 and $6.00, Cut tos... ufacturer wants to deliver several thousands of dollars’ worth of goods for which there ia no room. The advertised articles are of spiendid materials and workmanship, and are very at the cut prices they are would be lighted to have you call and jet us show you our large stock GROUP ONE—Thirty<icht high-«rade Suits fn all colors, Range of price from $15.00 HALF PRICE GROUP TWO—Only twenty Suits In this lot. They are GROUP THREE—High-crade tailor-made blue Serge Suits $30.00 Suits $18.85 $22.85 GROUP FOUR—Twenty-four serge Dresses in brown, ecru $3.85 GROUP FIVE—A few Linen Dusters, fine for auto use, Reg: "HALF PRICE a, the rev: for this sal de little thing with kind Intention? You might say you would nev er give your seat again to any but elderly women, or mothers, and some day a girl, tired by a day of standing, might be de nied a restful seat by your de cision, Think it over again, sks ° rai WHAT (8 UNIVERGAL MOTHER-LOVE AND FATHER-LOVE? e 7 Dear Miss Grey: I have read hing In your column about {versal motherhood and father hood, but not enough to know ex THE n Your Personal Appearance Cynthia Grey Tells How to Take Care of Teeth in 1 sometimes think tieed how yellow you can sunburn ¥ a girl teeth, wil STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1913, CYNTHIA GREY’S ANSWERS TO CORRE PONDENTS | actly what you mean, WIN you] the man or woman may hold please explain?) Tam very fond of] for allt humanity, Do you think If children, and wo ike to Know] If all men possessed real fatt me }what your method means ertove for every girl in the |,,) SAM F. world, there would be the |} A.—Elther father or mother vice there is; and if every : love may be possessed by elth woman had real mother-love |, er or both sexes; that is, a fath for every young person, and 7 er may be areal mother at every man, the world would heart In his tender care for a | not be better? That is what | |} child, or a mother may be a | mean, it is a selfiah love that |) real father at heart In her abil noludes only “Us four and n : ity to provide both love and more,” but real mother or |f¢ sustenance, wise judgment, father Jove is the best thing |.’ etc.; and every man or woman the world knows } who sen this to the de. ee |! gree that every child, man and | oh) woman Is safe in the real love | HAB A MAN THE RIGHT? ; -|@ e Dear Miss Grey: Tam a girl of | and have been going with a oung man 27 for some time. Th young man is @ very f fellow and I like him very much my The only thing | have against] mur teeth, for I have often unt and care-| | get during the mer months ura Grey, | Of course, this t only ell me what I can & foolish notion, but 1 peo- | ple neglect their teeth more in| When he calls on me, his hand summer than in winter » nearly a We eat more aed fruits and is fever combed ni the warm weather lulls any/has worn the same grumbling teeth that may be de|year, He can aff cayed ® until the cold} ¢¢ v1 wouldn't weather beging to call them tnto|, i ST a 4 f potion to very acid fruit) eaten tn » Answer A READER very healthful, A.—There is no excuse for | ung womah I) untidiness in a man’s attire | her palate at) when calling on his friends. It teeth makes no difference how long told me Middle West tents we who went win ters tn sure to! for the oranges they have en constantly 1 and make at inroads {n any little decayed places that othe would ha nly a third as large | A splendid way to counteract this acid {s to rinse your mouth out] after meals with a half-cup of water, In which t 8 & half-teaspoon full of ec aking soda, When you go t at night you must rub your with powdered magnesia and allow it stay an the teeth over night. What goes into the stomach will not hurt you. Do hot use a tooth brush that has gotten old and soggy. You must buy a new tooth brush at least once @ month GRIFFITHS TALKS [THE MARKETS | wi hibit, this afternoon 3:20. Thursday afternoon Reach of the ington and Dr. B. FP. West spoke large crowd attended th Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop—Take | Elevator—Fifth Floor. HALF PRICE CLEAN OUT In presenting to you the seven groups of Ladies’ Wearing Apparel listed below, and making the prices for them and the remainder of our stock we have but one thought in mind This is not a sale made to stimu OF PLAYGROUND Griffiths th Counciiman Austin E Il deliver an address on play elat und movement and its now on at the Bon Griffiths wilh Prof. sity of Ww. G Univer exhibit. ral health at the health ex-) Marche, | Wash } A} 8. OPPENHEIM, Manager. Rooms 500-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 Arcade Building. : : Take-Elevator—Fifth Floor. Second Ave., Between Union and University. Silk Kimonos, $2.75 | please | justly proud of our plate work The f A by Dreased Mente—Seltii Chocks Rite, No Loin, Dried “teet Poultry, Local—Duying Price. stern Washington tim. DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8, Have You Seen Ever-Stick Plate? If you must wear plates, or you are wearing come to us. faction. of work are exceptional, and satisfy have fatled and of others We to prices, we can make a can for just half their price perfect as {# possible to make. of our for. It Gold Crown that any petitors charge $10 have a few teeth In Our it ill-fitting plates, We will provide you with a set that will give you satis. Our facilities for this line we where hundreds are As better plate than any of our competitors Our crown and bridge system is as near We only charge $4 for the extra heavy com you your mouth we can supply you with an entire new set by our new method with- out the use of a plate, All work guaranteed, WE GIVE GAS Regal Dental Offices Dr. L, R. Clark, D. D. 8, Manager 1405 Third Av. N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—Bring This Ad With You | Ss Ss Ss S our Paris Florist, 218 Pike ~ VEGETABLE SILK UNDERWEAR Looke Like Silk. Cost The Reason We can sell Suits, etc., at lower prices than elsewhere * own prices to Fit, now .. CHOWN cose osees Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work he wears a sult, so it is neat, but soap is cheap, and water cheaper, and a man who can, not keep his hands clean and his hair combed is insulting in his appearance to the friends on whom he calls. When a man is working he ¢annot al ways keep clean, but | see no reason why your friend cannot. eee LEPPELEP TEARS NS SES *& Owing to tne continued * * growth of the Cynthia Grey # *& department, no information * % can be given by telephone, but * # all questions by letter will be ® answered as pr * ® wibl A stam * % dressed envelope will always * * bring @ return-mail reply. If * & the matter is very important, & *® put on a special ye w stamp, or nix tt # stamps, and mark it “Special.” * ° bch dladiitndindhaddtndhathadetndiadndi All the Cut Flowers of the Season AND HOSIERY One-Fourth nk Bidg., 2nd & Pike We Sell for Less Ladies’ Cloaks, Dresses, BECAUSE It lower. Northwestern <i" Co. 1329 First Avenue. Albany Cut-Rate Dentists KH STAND BACK OF OUR WORK Fon 15 ¥ GUARANTER SIGNED BY US. For90 Days Only The following prices will be given at our offices until September tat Come tn today—don't put tt oft We Going dental work for les than your et of Teeth, Guaranteed @A or a olid Gold Fillings...75¢ UP ilver Fillings ...... olid Gold or Porcelain Albany Cut-Rate Dentists Peoples Bank Bull Second and Pike, Take Hlevator or Walk Up, fecond F PRICES WILL SURPRISE You. OUR WORK WILL PLEASE YOU. Dear form me whether or not churches pa f poses, or bulidings, are taxed. cee rs ws FORBIDS CHjLD h he hates him, for what reason I do not know, nor will he say. He for-| bids me to write or visit him, and it has broken him all up | cet jan y more Shall I go with my] brother or stay and obey my hue band? He is a good man, and very good to me in ry way except what IT have mentioned. I have a little girl 5 years old whom he will not allow to call my brother uncle, When she says her prayers, she says, “God bless them| all except him.” Oh, it is hard! your husband may have, he Is unjust cannot what you should do, but were | in your place | would demand | and get his reason, and if he refused, | Judgment brother, and | would not be de- | celtful If the brother had committed a crime, it is ridiculous to forbid the child to call him uncle, and to omit his name in her prayers. As measured down and running over; so, it seems to sense to measure good, . to ad m: He bu da M a th ma no liberty and put where til manly, and she to be womanly. I hope when you both come of age you will be qualified to be good and will think enough of each other to decide to become its lawful parents TO PRAY FOR HIM . 4 My husband nd or 2 had a quarrel that ad a sister. My brother ts a dear, good man, and before band thought so, too, but since that I do not write, me, for him, against other, the very fact that she Paris Frowns a2 PRETENSES UNDER FALSE M Grey 1 would t ht al « fror in 1 te. I 13 own ar 1 to pay t r t ee t , deal na ' ' my $ made refund It tn ptaining THANK YOot A.—There Is no doubt that they obtained money under false pretenses, but you will have to prove It to get your money back, Did you have a witness, or written contract? The fact that you have Ilved in the house a year, and made no effort to set the matter straight, may make it more dif ficult, The rightful owners cannot collect rent, but the par ties who pretended to sell to you might, if they had not fooled you as they did, | can not say what a judge would de | think you have a clear but you cannot expect to get free case, regain the $100 and rent, too LAW AND THE MINOR is a law ten't Thank A ling a boy your age to marry, but there is a law to take care of both as delinquent youths. You can be deprived of your -There is no law compel- into a school will remain un- learned to be you you have parents to your child 4g e in CHURCHES ARE EXEMPT Mins Grey: Will you and oblige INQUISITIVE are exempt y taxes, A—Churches rom taxes for church pur: but if a church owns and, or buildings, aside from ts place of worship, such land, + I have a brother om very dearly, and ys chummed with, until I met married my husband. I never I was married my hue as I will not de- ve | do I care to quarrel nor A LOVING SISTER A.—No matter what reason in his decide restrictions. | for you just | would use my own about writing my about it, either. Even he measures he to again, will be pressed me only common ident senate land, who KHCOND A Che Placec Boy $1.45. You MacDougall-Southwick dn connection with JAMES MoCREERY & CO. New York Splendid Gloves at 69c They really should sell at poset Paris point stitching on the back. Guaranteed to The lot includes black, white, tan and priced, the pair 69¢@. De TARLISHOD ac | jougall = fouthwiek V. and PIKE ST Store open from 9 a. m. to 6 p,m, datly. urge Purchases Made Saturday lon Aug. Bill, Rendered Sept. 1st s’ Wash Suits Priced Specially 1.00 and $4.50 $3.50 uced $3.00. price $2,.50—reduced reduced to Third Floor r $2.00 price Another Shipment of Those 16-4 Silk G made They have double ate fingers igth, putton sloves, Can Get a $10. 00 Hat Now for $2.50 50 HEY are attractive tive look ing models, too, made of excellent materials and trimmings in the season's best, styles. None of them are ‘soiled or shop worn. Most of them are as fresh looking as when they were first put on display. There are Hemps, Milans and Rough Straws. Some are trimmed in frills and flow- ers, others have ribbon, satin or feather trimming. The colors are most desir- able for between season wear. Former values were up to $10.00. They are now reduced to $2.50. Second Floor, Second Av. and Pike St. 3-Year-Old Boy Run WASHINGTON, Marshall Sutherland, 3, helped) |his distinguished friend, Vice Pres- Marshall, yesterday. who is t was Marshall's sovernor of Indiana, sat on the vice| Park on Sunday, president's knee, for nearly an hour. JUICE KILLS MAN SUMPTER, Ore., July 25.—Frankg Coda {s dead and John McPherson | is not expected to live as the result |of being struck by lightning. The men were working in a logging | preside over the| camp near Whitne; Master Suther-| he son of the man/ s Senat July 25.—Thom- The Swedish Singers will hol@ pastor while| their annual festival at Fortuna July 27th. Take Yesler way cars to Leschi Park.— Advertisement. vastly interested, LOVE OR THE DANCE? el Dear Miss Grey: Please attend] my case and give me your best vice. I am engaged to a very} anly fellow, who is engaged in a food business and has many friends. | takes me to the theatre, ete, it here's one great fault He can’t} n nd never takes me. Now, 88 T am very popular in a| iety way, and the girls say to| Why don't you shake him for! fellow who can take you to the lety dances, etc.?” It makes me for they say after I won't go anywhere. It's too arry my one great worry. It 18 foolish | for him not to learn, {n't it? Thanking you for a good answer| FOUR HUNDRED. A.—My dear girl, my answer Is for you, not for him. My ad- vice to you is, for the man's own sake, give him up. For un- less you can change your out- look, you will make him miser- able, While | have no scruples dancing, under right | conditions, when a girl puts the love of a good man in one side of the scale and dancing in the A will stop for a moment to | weigh them, proves her un. worthy. Upon the Duel PARIS, July There will be more press-agented duels, no pictures In the papers, no » printed accounts of affairs of | honor, if the movement started by the Cercle Hoche, the most exclu sive club of Parts, goes into effect, as moat people believe it will, The Due Decazes was one of the plo neers of the idea, The LET US IDEA IN SUMMER MILLINERY AT A We Have Trimmed Hats at Half Price and Less 1525 Second Ave. 1525 Second Ave. Can You Wear Black? Wonder Millinery Co. ach Pike St. SUPPLY YOU WITH THE NEWEST MODERATE COST. Two Stores 216 Pike St. Por Legs of Lamb. .15c Lamb Chops... 15c Lamb Stew... Choice Corn Beef 1 Que Cor Just YOUR M Watch our dally ad in Star for spectals—We always sell for less, Big White Market Old Pike Place Market MEAT SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Better Meats for Less Money Is Our Motto arrived, k Roast 15c . &c ned Pigs’ Feet 5c a fresh shipment of fancy Veal for your Sunday dinner ONEY RETURNED IF SALES ARE NOT “AS REPRESENTED PUGET MARKET CO.’S PACKING HOUSE MARKETS