The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1913, Page 5

| Hpadies’ Suits Made to Order | $25.00 and $28.00 } Ladies’ Tailor Suit Shop pte Lumber Pachange de Se me BEST Glasses Use YOUR CREDIT Open a Charge Account atthe | Factory Hair Store—You Can on Easy Terms. i} We manufacture everything ie Hair Goods of any Special Pattern or Design. Bring in or mail us your Cut Hair and Combings. Zamora C. Cauffman Factory Hair Store | il | 1401 First Av. Choice home grown Cut ) Flowers and WQPlants at - WN AFFAIRS Dear} Miss Grey: Please give me your true advice. I have written to a young man for three years,| Specialty }and am in love with him. He is| an educated and religious man. He! OLLYWOOD GARDENS, Inc: B has recently written me that he| Second Av. at Pine, |has moved and ts rooming at the Phone Main 1665. home of a widow. This woman is once divorced, and had two other) Ladies—The Upstairs Suit Shop Will Save You Money. Tailored Serge a» Suits — Special | TOMORROW—We offer a group of finely tailored blue serge Suits, lined with Skinner satin, values you would pay $22.50 to $25.00 elsewhere; our Price to- $7.50 to $10.00 val- | BIlk Kimonos, a group of some 25 different patternsy ues in Dresses, an assortment of ma- terials and pat- at the closing out terns. price Special $3.85 OF $2.15 $18.00 Coats, just $12.50 values in | ti wetght for revefatble Auto | autumn wear, Conts, offered to | splendid modele and terns $1.85 Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop Rooms 500 to 508, Arcade Buliding ‘Pork Roast... 15c. Legs of Lamb. . 15c ‘Lamb Chops. . . 15c Lamb Stew... . 8C Choice Corn Beef 12'c Corned Pigs’ Feet 5c a fresh shipment of fancy Veal for your Sunday dinner Just arrived, YOUR MONEY RETURNED IF SALES ARE NOT AS REPRESENTE Watch our daily ad in Star for specials—We always sell for less. PUGET MARKET CO.’S me | “BACKING | ™ | think {t would look so bad, husbands who died. She years of age, but keeps herself well dressed and young. Her Inst husband was uncle to this young man's wife, His wife ts dead. He is a widower, 36, and I believe he loves me. Do you think it looks nice for him to room at her home| when she ts alone in the house? If/ there was a man there I wouldn't Shall ia 61 I speak to him about it? He is a man who ia bitterly op- posed to gossip, and it’s hard to tell him. Some of my friends say }it is all right, and others say not | Bhe has a beautiful home and is lvery alry, I don’t fancy her. I am 33, and love him. Give me good advice, ZR. A—Oh, splash! | do not gsk your forbearance of the an- tiquated expression; but | beg the public's pardon. Really you make me more tired than @ day's washing or ten hours at my typewriter. | wish the “young man” would write me and | would tell you so quick it your head rattle. ethly right or heavenly, for that matter— have you to cast reflection on the character of either by your catty remarks? You have cer- tainly lived long enough to de- cide such matters for yourself consulting your Many a woman |i autiful house, dresee and appears “airy” who hae as good a character as you or |, and may be, by far, braver than either of us. She may need the money she gets for this ma room, and even if she doesn't, it Ie certainly none of your affair where the man lives. All. the right you Is to drop him if you want In fact, | think you will be on him if ha to, conferring a favor you do. t NOT LAWFUL cone ——@ Dear Miss Grey: If a man and woman have been living together eight or nine years and never mar ried—tf they wanted to part, or wanted to get married, would either have to-get a divorce? Are they married, according to law? A READER. A—Not in thie state, for it does not recognize the common law marriage, and children of such marriage have no lawful rights as citizens. ¢ RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION Dear Miss Grey: Can a firm or company use one's picture for ad vertising without consent? I have reason to believe that a crazy-look ing picture on the bill boards Is meant for me. The blamed thing was stuck up last year and year rights, and I don’t care to have my photograph stuck on every ash barrel and coal bin In the country Tell me, can’t I make them stop? TORMENTED. A.—You can certainly make them stop if you can prove the ploture Is taken from your pho- tograph—and more. You can make them pay you for using it without your consent. Of course, you may be mistaken, and it is best to be very sure, or you may lay yourself open to libel; but | know, from the experience of a prominent woman of my acquaintance that such things are done. 18 A FLIRT SENSIBLE? Dear Miss Grey; I am a girl of 16, am very attractive, and like to flirt; but do not ke to go with the boys. I went with one whom my mother liked very much, and he MARKETS was a perfect gentleman, not the — | before, and I want {t stopped. In fact, if It isn't, I am going to make trouble for that firm, whoever they are. I am a private citizen, and cer tainly have a right to private| “mushy” kind, and I turned him THE STAR -RAY, PERHAPS, BUT THE LADY ALSO HAS THE petacntncheeil down because I thought I was too} young. Do you think It was right] OR. L. R. CLARK, D. D, 8. Have You Seen Our Ever-Stick Plate? If you must wear plates, or If! you are wearing ill-fitting come to We will provi with a set that will give y faction. Our facilities for this line of work are exceptional, and we! please and satisfy where hundreds of others have failed. We are justly proud of our plate work. As| to prices, we can make a better plate than any of our competitors ean for just half their price. Our | crown and bridge system is as) near perfect as is possible to make. We only charge $4 for the extra heavy Gold Crown that any of our competitors charge $10 for, If you have a few teeth in your mouth we can supply you with an entire | new cet by our new method with-| out the use of a plate. All work guaranteed WE GIVE GAS | Regal Dental Offices | Or. L. R. Clark, D. 0. &., Manager 1405 Third Av. N. W. Cor. sical NOTE—Bring This Ad With You Low Rent District Save when you buy. nvestigate our system—it will pay you-——look over our com Dlete new fall lines. Northwestern 1329 Firet Ave. Cloak Suit Co The Wonder 1525. Second Ave. We are showing Early Fall exhibit them. Our most Popular Item for now ts— BLACK HATS AN EXTENDED VARIETY SHOWN MODERATE PRICES 1525 2nd Av.—Two FRIDAY, AUGUST 1913, | In connection with JAMBS McCREERY& CO., New York Warner Corsets M ODEL bust style, tension 192 is in lace front, Price, $2.50. supporters long below the walatline. £ W* are offering ® good assortment of untrimmed shapes in st styles, in a variety of colors and a choice of . Hemps or Peanut Straws the season W' ee Milan small and medium shap vy rooms. They f Oriental designs. and rang T from. can offer them at $7.95. The MacDougall- Southwick Co. low with long skirt ex It 1s made of coutil, well boned and fitted with six hose Model 621, for the average figure, has medium low bust and ts very, It made of couttl and trimmed with embroidery, Six hose supporters are attached. Price, €1,.50. every way Third Floor. the money Untrimmed Shapes, Whose Former Values Were up to $5.95, Reduced to $1.00 hats were formerly priced up to $5.95. 1.00. ?} There are large, You may snd. Floor. ac[ougall + fouthwick The MacDougall-Sonthwick special one and two-trouser suits are excellent in The cloths. the tailoring and the styles are the best to be had for Splendid values at $7.50. y SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET: N opening this department and in featuring‘ the justly celebrated Sam Peck Clothing, in sizes up to and including 37, we are presenting to the patrons of this store another opportunity for the pur- chasing of an exceptionally fine grade of merchan- dise at most reasonable prices. These suits for priced from $10.00 youths and young men will be to $25.00. New Fall Suits for Boys One and two-trouser suits in Norfolk and double- breasted style coats with two pairs full lined trous- ers. The materials are strong and sturdy woolens in grays and browns. Sizes 6 to 17 years. Price $5.00. Boys’ Velvet Corduroy Suits in drab and gdden brown. The trousers are large cut, the coats Nor- folk style All seams full taped Sizes 6 to 17 years, Price $5.00. Norfolk Suits, made of all wool cheviots, Serge lined coats and full lined tailored and smart in appearance. Price $6.50. 3oys’ browns and grays trousers. Strictly Sizes 6 to 17 years. — Third Floor, Comfortable Bath Robes for Men at $2. 25 E HAVE received, recently, from a New W York manufacturer, 105 bath robes They are splendidly tailored, full cut garments, with French seams; made from an excellent quality German blanketing cloth. The colors are rich combinations of grays, blues, wines, browns and greens. For the bath, the beach, the sick room or lounging, they are unequaled. Usually you would have to pay double the special price asked for these robes. $3. First Floor. _ 5. Up to $10.00 Glove Silk Union Suits HESE rugs are 4%4x6%—Just the right size for vestibules, halls are splendid heavy quality, in a good There are six patterns to choose They should sell regularly from $10.50 to $12.00, but owing to the fact they were secured by us through a special purchase, we Fourth Floor. Second Av. and Pike St. The MacDougall-Southwick Co. $5.00 [wien GLOVE SILK UNION SUITS, in knee-length style, with ruffled or plain knees. Some have embroidered fronts— a few are slightly soiled, but these can be easily laundered. A good range of sizes in these all-white garments. Very special, the suit, $5.00. First Floor. or wrong? Would you igen and go with him again? Don't you think it best for me to take a couple of more years of school before going with anyone? My mother does not care, because she told someone she knew I would do nothing wrong. Thanking you, A SENSIBLE GIRL. A-—-You may be a sensible girt In some things, but it is hardly shown In flirting, oF In mistreating a boy who has shown no cause for being tr e 1 do think you should have a few mo of school before but a girl who can’t attend to her echool duties and have friends among the boys and iris, doesn’t seem very sensi- le to me. The habit of look- ing on all boys as dangerous Is nana EES ‘Amalgam Filling The best grade of amalgam is used by us. tooth {* put in pr ondition the’ fillings are before vinced. For $1.00. Gold Crowns, $4 You will be nurprised at the quality f much a tooth pi ghey 4 equires considerable of expert- place bridge work correctly, claliats can mateh your teeth nd place in the missing teeth of Porcelain or Gold that you will .ve the best service from them FullSets Teeth, $5 Up We have thousands of Seattle cus who will tell y 1 that they over knew that plates could be fit- cd #0 perfectly until they had us do e work Any work that doesn’t prove satis. actory. will he repaired free of time. today, {f you wirh examination and exti- PRED 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination OHIO Si RATE DENTISTS 107 University Millinery Co. 216 Pike St. . Styles and would be pleased to Stores—216 Pike St. ' don't care for them, but would still wrong; but a giri should re- quire all her boy friends to treat her simply ae a friend, not a sweetheart. Dear Miss Grey: We are two girls, 16 and 17, and considered very pretty. We are two young men, 18 and 19. seem to care for us, but they call on another girl, a friend of ours. What can we do to make them quit calling on her? BLUE EYES. A—It think your friends must be mistaken as to your beauty, for everyone knows it Ie not pretty to have the spirit you show toward a girl whom you call friend. Why be so selfish? H. you been @poony with t young boys, and are you afraid they will act the same with the other girl? Well, | expect they will, $0 you see how very foolish It is to play at a game you do not understand. Cut out this silly atuff, and get down to common sense, or let the boys alone altogether. Dear Miss Grey: girls of 15 and 16. Two boys care a great deal for us. We do not care for them. Miss Grey, what can we do to make them understand we — A GOOD WAY | —_——€ We are two like to keep them for friends? We await your answer. TWO GIRLS. A.—I know of no better way than to tell them. $A BUSINESS "PROPOSITION 7 Dear Miss Grey: are four ambitious young one view in mind, and that's to get into some small business, and we want your opinion of our plan, It ia this: We Intend to work steady rent a six-room house, hire We and we figure {it will be cheaper than each paying $5.50 a week for board, The four combined can earn $18 a day, and we figure we can save about seven months. Don't you think that will be a pretty good start? Don't you think we could go to a small town, and start a motion pic- ture show? Anxiously awaiting | your opinion, we thank you. AMERICAN QUARTETTE A.—Your ambition good one, providing you make your show a clean one, and | think you will, | cannot advise you to start on $1,500, for, after after you get your machinery and furniture, your daily ex- penses will be quite heavy, al- though. not what they would be In the clty, for, If you select a town far enough from a city, you can run pictures that have been used. Always count on more expense than you figure on, and you will nag be disap- pointed. Save for a year, and I think you can start nicely. VEGETABLE SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Looks Like Silk. Costs One-Fourth men, with only} a mid-| dle-aged woman to do our cooking, | tn love with | ejaculated, They | his hands into a quart of honey | $1,500 in six or} if [302 People’s Bank Bldg, 2nd & Pike | SWEET EPISTLES CHICAGO, Aug. 15—The “3:45” shot Into Zion City yesterday, drop- ped off a small sack and whizzed on its wa: That enough, but the man who opened it The bottom of the bag was “gum- med up.” For almost an hour the; entire postal force of Zion City was busy with balls of cotton wip- ing off the sticky letters. All of Overseer Voliva’s mail was coated with honey and his apostles wiped; it off and licked their fingers. The spilled honey was due to de fective wrapping of a can of honey! as he dipped|that had been shipped by parcel) post to the Zion Supply company. - sack looked innocent “Stung!” AT THE ARMORY ALL WEEK - AUGUST 18-2 THE MANU (CTURERS D MERCHANTS A SPLENDID 7 EXHIBITION OF Seattle Products GOOD MUSIC DAILY ADMISSION TEN CENTS FAIR “f- ef- Remnant Sale DOUBLE ROLL 5c AND UP GOOD VALUES WALL PAPER E have just received a carload of the newest and latest designs of imported paper hangings. We carry the largest stock of exclusive designs to be found anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Estimates are given and contracts taken on interior decorating and house painting. The largest line of pictures, mouldings, etc. in the city you will find here. Picture framing is our specialty. Globe Wall Paper Co. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY—907 SECOND AVENUE