The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1914, Page 5

QueWe Yous tek y please att Yeryeb c eoping afforded and t tn the mit tt 1, 1 am frank to a it does not hurt me, for censure if not conscience p o have never the th clear—enpectally »ple are concerned 1 taught by the they + should | wh par know we her, it pains the good daughiors will nte n Happy and BARGAINS In Used Mac hines Ma ANOTHER MOTHER y my work te ot thank » I try to please every.| A pay what I think, but 1/4 dance The minds of the dane k you for your kind wishes | ers are What makes a dance harm nd apprectation, As for the wom-| ful or {nnocent. Personally, 1 see n who objected to my answe no difference in the position of ’ she has a right to her view;man's arm in dancing than ratter Hinks it| skating it easy for 4 to do But peoy ng ff they know they will be| shown t trend tn vu dances en care of when they get {nto a/ nd dancing in which th is no condition to need it. I cannot! beauty or grace, I admire beaut! her, for she is not placed) ful dancing as an art, and _| ful dance as exercise; but if 1 want ‘gymuastica, or a romp, | H ymnast fi 1 a| » the ot allow a young daugh | r son to attend dances with Ider persons, Not because 1/ t trust them, but I would | now whether or not I could ery person with whom they © in contact, and, in thetr they have not the ex which to protect Q—De you think Ht an #0 to & Fempectable da I see no harm tn any respect: | New WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. pate Third (Near Pike) Main 1898 in “BOY QUESTION” and reall o's minds hav poontly Give him ~ ring School ; J . blame a Krace 104-4-8.10 W pewe Town Offices, ret ary Seattle Engin a Nidg prefer open Trunk & Leather Goode Co, 904 Becond AY Repairing Done > Mitter Jout could rkman | hot tru Rit sw the New Year RIGHT on the Saving Proposition expert If you have been! spending ALL of your income, turn over a! new leaf and save some of it. 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DEXTER HORTON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK SRCOND ANU CHERRY my the ‘COUGHS, SORE Must Nied h A.-Hor seco if she ¢ wtate nd marriage tplies with the lav Wherein she was granted her divorce, and she doe not have to walt the x months, or time, in the that requirer We are in tove with ty ae to who 1 offer 14 years wght if 9 be at A.Here's: my Roy who are you silly very beat, silly enough to call names do not think are angela at all, But they do think | A.—Tho proper ou are silly enough to ike them | to ts the who for flattering you, If they can’t | of the Ming ike sensible boys and just | t good time as young people | ¢!8¢. refuse to associate with | th perso one has the butle notime ‘ ymetimes someone an office but not always have a in hould bullding them Tam surprised that you are run | ning around to parties with them; while your parents are away, 1] wouldn't do it if I were you leone help met always people tering around v for generally have no But, it tr who A.—Certainly, you do not have to |} stay with him one moment. Y marriage ta not legal, and he can ¢ arrested for bicamy. 1 will not! tan't shall do; but to atay im after you know tt age ie {egal 18, In my opinion to rm places uy what ye no place to wit at your any, coming marr hor to Ko H mornt 1k ated who has r ne thing 40 The thing for the marr off the where und unt to do ts to have led and ta compa house it was recorded chaid exne at ing it bee state where it » walt the INFLUENZA, ey ar ft hug THROAT dees sila sans COLDS At this son, be mow Jrinking FOR GRIP, RRR h ehhh An Invalld Be festive } CYNTHIA GREY ar eeeeeeeee ys? * * * * ° . + * ® cette PASTOR TALKS ON AUSTRALIA At the Muntetpa lds Rathakell Ids more|iitn Cities at Work Uls by the Rev. E. Trer druggists of | pastor of the West gational church. The Rev. Dunstan co, we¢tiived in Australia from his infancy teement. Until coming to Seattle, last May. The Dollar Flask t ‘ han six twenty-five was dis » D cent vi 7 all ‘BRIDGES OUTLINES | [38 rou: TO MEET cine Ls of Mra. L em PLAN FOR eae eters e ie, WOMEN’S CLUB y leng 4s Chittenden and #t th beer red for alread purp' Port Commisslone Onen ‘ond of port to examine to direct the attor into the de the Remaberg on bis observati MOORE Wed.,Jan.14 World Famous 4) Polish Pianist Ignace PADEREWSKI In concert—first time here In un Francisco and Low Angeles rendered and a erat roa 1 facilities ax é t which belongs to them in their ! npacities in ald of com fon and fisheries IT ALL HELPS ASHINGTO en of 1,400 na need at the Comminsione Bob” Bridges # few Yor he atat the Callfe wont nia ¢ rnia and he tidelands be relative to the cannot be the fol 4 gener mn pec long people deeded to private lowing progr First tidelands and nterest to acquire no additional w# SONS WILL EAT Chapter an Rev nonthly those which merce, na at Seattle | Amerte | regular mee An war six years. MAIL ORDERS NOW until next Thursday. WINDOW SALE FRIDAY, 10 a. m. has been mniels, The men ton, W yard hare of the extra pay and Breme ash receive thelr John O. ng “Was last meeting annual tion f officer will be held Monda Fe fa the Last Time |METROPOLITA TONTOMT The Great White lave Play | LITTLE LOST SISTER "(SINGERS WHEN TRAVELING Excellent seats in any loca- tion are guaranteed those who apply at once for reservations Lower Floor, $3, $2.50. Balcony, $3, $2.50, § Reserved Gallery, $1.50. | the | which jary 2 Funeral services for C. B Liver. a resident of this cit 1 this afternoon Turkish- Russ sian Baths” Fo. n Baths Moo Wr berg's den; Hilmer Peterson Prof. Unman's Institute, Stockh TO THE Prion Musical Festival At CHICAGO, June 57, to the Musical Festival at New York-Brooklyn AND TO THE Norwegian Centennial in Norway WILL FIND PERFECTED TRAIN SERVICE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL WAY Three splendid kane and Minneapolis Chicago, thus affording 72-hour schedule. DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. careful in materials that go The result @ strength treme! Tacoma, Spo- run through to jaily train service to Chicago on @ 1s and Our trains are protected with modern safety many miles are double tracked. Pullman § Leather Upholstered Tourist Sieeping Cars, Parlor Cars, Parlor Observation Cars, Cafe Cars, Dining Cars and Coaches Equipment consistently arranged to afford the maximum of comfort to travelers, appliances— eping Cars, work that quality $10 Gold Cr ir famous $10 And ne not Never Attention is being directed to specially arranged train service for “HOME-COMING” to NORWAY, June 1914 Literature descriptive of territory served by our line, service mailed free to any one. H. N. KENNEDY, Gen. Agt. A. D. CHARLTON J. O. MoMULLEN, City Pass. Agt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt. 107 VYESLER WAY, SEATTLE, WASH. PORTLAND, OR Tel., Elliott 5750 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY or of our train rer WE GIVE GAS. Regal Dental Offices Or. L. R. Clark, D. D. &, Manager, 1405 Third Av. N. W. Cor. 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