The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1914, Page 5

New “THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1914 CYNTHIA GREY’S LETTERS AND ANSWERS and | Q—WiL you please advise me 1 runti! he fs of age, and then pick | reed th Thanking you am 19, and or bomet a ing his own wife ie EN. ALICN AND | e * went together That fellow hasn't enough back it ail aive you & te, etre I no to make any gir) happy. If and, in addition, would advise yc I feet, What cant | #, and then tamely tell you! Jf you haven't read Louise A } eo? | ot marry you t pune he beott book 1 will enjoy them must obey Papa, If 1 we ot 1] Then, there ag Mile pos would walt a while and see If be jfegan Rice Mat of the Wate | develops enough vertebrae to stand | pros and the other three book 9 | Jon his own feet, Mark my word. | of (he porter Mr unless he does, you will be luck ite Wermes and Ns s On Washington Bivd.; 6 large [} | MADOR to « © him. You may not be-| went to College on. LR BUARK, © P rooms; living room with fire A—The young man may love Neve it now, but take my advice aaa thene i ‘ , sear we can crown or ll ptacg and ballin boo THROW AWAY vk aie Young man may love ang almply Jet matters take thelr lpamen of otbe | . without prey nee Peon ORES, Tih gy a Halu dys ibetBonp own cou and nee which way | y tooth you have ¥ , paneled walls and beamed ceil YOUR DRUGS arent in ie nine it to be | turns « man work. | ings; dining room with built To Conquer Sick- || peddied off to a rich girl while ! | him are the lo in buffet; buffet kitchen; two nese Treat the || Profesxes to love you. If his Ie CFR. ; t b \r you tll send offered | Seat ext dar bed roc for you t# worth anything ft tt) c J. 4G,” if you w "1 pave ever deen © extra : rooms, with Cause, Not the | wiih quietly waiting another year,| | & stamped, #« Ifaddressed en years old Y the high-clal large closets; bathroom and Symptoms. | fiibedbeath seni fe: “_.| | velope, 1 may be » to help | a Just think of linen ele oak floors; hot Oia Tones EXPERIENCED news r wom-| | you CYNTHIA GRBY ary $20.00 Gold Crow! $4.00, water heat; laundry; full ce yon seoverate? ave |/an will correct and criticise manu-| | eres Gamat Gis te ee is tue thee | Piacge of our famous $10.00 Neve ment basement; reception & euterer trom || script; 1,000 words, $1; every ad-| noe sia “ ‘ trom sur house, with 5-4 tor $5.00! And not only : Hitienal 1,000, Bc; typewritten : a1 } imep rates for Pe arantee to every hall; good view of city and nervousness, consitpa: || irre ords, boc, carbon 260 extra.|the “es argument” ash a | Dill that means some boulevard; $500 cash, balance : eee se ver || Work guarante Hillott 4875-W,|Fender the other day, I say the hen thing t@ YOU: 00 Sam peasen, bie, rheumatism or Nancy H, Buskett, Apt. 8, 1022/'hat lays the eKg jn ee WE GIVE GAS any other paint The|| Unlon iain hatches it. If not, who would be| sot a | ~ thing to do Ie to treat the mother of the chicks hatched in| 9 4iteet a eRe | } bie mame, and where he off Theodore Wilts woe Soe MOORE TONIGHT sis miere ht sant, esr Rege! Dental ices te pe te the seat. of : | And who would be the mother of | hare him arrested ile the trouble—the caus a turkey hatched under a ben? porta 7 ib jark, D. D. S., Manager, | 7 tie Seostie™ 20") ROBERT MANTELL | | eingee ea, for tw BER Clare OO ee union || 1042 First Ave. and adjuat the condl| | ee ee a a * i Third Av, ™. | he —IN— | We are readers of yours, and A—If you arrest him 1 will Note: Bring this ad with you. 4 ike advice. There are two |only have his word against yours. | oo 4 | 9 oP re tem setae r can do is to stay at home even \Ga ” the - ~~ 1.00 One day one of od 2 , Cy, || Prices Sie to $0—Mat. Gat. S80 to @ ings, unless an older, responsible | >. a D a . person is with them, If you have| com *y ° your parents about this 4 8 COLLARS IN ONE--Patented SPECIAL Low prices on Drum. mers’ Sam- ples. SWCAICR Knit to fit, All Wool OCTONEK KNITTING CO. All Colors. 428 Calon st Wonder Millinery Co. 1525 Second Ave.——216 Pike MID-WINTER STYLES! We have the very latest in gold, lace and side rol! effects, OUR FALL TRIMMED HATS FURTHER } REDUCED 5 2nd Ave.—Two Big Stores——216 Pike St. } THE LAST WEEK | —OF THE— >-Inventory Sale of RS fa the last day of Reductions this splendid stock advantage of the prices FUR COATS in every desirable For ad 1% Reductions FUR SETS | te many beautiful, reliable Furs 25s 50% Reductions The sale gives you the choice “Wh the largest and finest stock @ Furs on the Pacific Coast fn nothing has been reserved I ludson Bay Fur Co., Inc. 819 FIRST AVENUE, COLMAN BLOCK Pa ae SS eee eS ee > | Unbounded confidence in an early Mun of substantial business pros encourages 1: enlarge expand my business. Let's all and boost L. 1. HOFFMAN. Mr. Leo Heymann, an expert merchandise man, wit Re will hav i ve charge of the expansion work Three Clothes. ' ee. | ae New goods must have the space now occupied by pMust be cleared out of the way at once fancy cut to Evening Dresses, b 14 to 18 only, cut to vee 310,00 Street mas and worste Sip Tattorea Skirts $1.65 .. $3.65 $3.95 Spring Suits, 9.0 Tallored Skirts Seat to F $15.00 Misses’ ana Suits, cut to Misses’ and Juntors ‘duroys and serges, cut to oe $5.95 $20.00 Silk, Poplin an High-Grade Hoffman System | Dresses, cut to : ext Suite, 11 95 $1.50 Waists, slightly taal ‘ cut to $800 Classy Hottman Syater Tailored $14.35 em Suits, tailored or mo W600 Hottman sys: 4nd Cheviot Suits out to Quick riddance, not cost or price, will be considered. in very newest # Dresses. $3.50 Pure Irish Ligen Walate, $2.00 Gray Flannelete and Black Sateen Waists, cut to Means Perfect again; take $2 sell it!” So I shall take $2,7 of say, $200 down, and $ on hall, living room, eum on kitchen and bath, white and artist! and shade enamel throughout A Pertect Spine DK. A.M. JOMNSON Wednesday | A MORE—SELL IT! eS ea Pa MANS OL a. Last Sunday I was offered $4,500 for this house—a thousand do} ] jars of it in Vashion land. The owner has no more use for land than @ rabbit bas for an extra hind leg o if you have to and any-reliable party can buy ft on terme! chap & month not on the whole ‘amount, but on the unpaid balance only NOW ABOUT THE HOUSE—It has eight rooms parlor ar new window shac din hot air furnace REMEMBER—SUNDAY, 8 TO 6, NOT BEFORE—4223 12th AV. | Is the Word Hoffman Cloak & Suit Co. Prepares for the Coming Prosperity Wave Business to Be Expanded New Departments Will Be Added STORE REMODELED h special qu new and waists, Sale starts Saturday, eut to solled, 35c¢ coats coats, $7.00 Sweate 10 important departments will be added Petticoats, $15.00 Misses’ and Ladies’ Sport broken lota, cut to $20.00 %-Length Top Coats latest designs, cut to $1 95 $40.00 Hand-Tailored " ” ext shades and colors, $5.00 Ladies’ and Men's Ratn cut to $12.00 Ladies’ and Men's Ratn cut to rh .. | them. helped 1 have tbh Q—As you have } maybe you can curly hatr, aad w can get it om Q—We are four girls and 18 years of aa fond of reading “Ann of Gree Gables.” Co-eds Play While Rent So he says to me: “Mark it down! give anybody any sane terms, but/ eas at the University of W ton, May, 1911, in organizing r of th sorority, they to the shrewd whom they si years for the sorority home, La after the pledging dinners and op paid but business man with simple Interest at 7 per cent wi hardwood floors and large fireplace; linol ctrie fixtures | rpay laundry trays and extra toilet the house at 4719 University in the basement. House newly papered and painted Inside and or | card LOCATION—Two blocks from the university, on 12th av. N. BE When they contended, through | des 50 exclusive pat- No. 4323—Wallingford or any Universi ear A beautiful and com:|their attorney, S. N. Shipley, the fortable home which can be bought at a saving of almost a thousand | father of one of the sorority girls terns imported papers. To dollare and on terms like rent that the sum was too high, they I shall be at the house on Sunday afternoon, from 8 to & o'clock, | Were Tudely told to pay up or get| Mt make room’ for new with fall authority to close the deal at the price and on the terms|°Ut. They got out in November stated j 1912 yoods, we are closing a | As a result J. B. McGinnis, who|fm ® & N. E.| holds the lease, is suing the sorc tty today in Judge Dykeman’s cou for $ Twelve pretty co cutting” classes today to list ithe trial, George Francis Rowe n Wale n rebu tematizing Mr. Hoffman's store, I shall endeav or to make {ft of even greater serv fce to its thousands of customers In modern merchandising the store that ia of the gre t service to the people always wing out LEO HEYMANN alifications as a business systematizer and organizer, comes to the Hoffman store corsets, lingerie and underwear and juvenile THESE PRICES WILL SURELY GET THE CROWDS $10,000 Stock of High-Grade Furs at Half Price and Less $22.50 peacreortte s\ 85 $50.00 Black Fancy Fox $7.95 $3.95 " $7.95 Sets for 00 Brown French Coney 8 for $1 A188 | Bae $149 en GAOB | icine cs sinc sicoa Oe ecient OC $3.95 offman Cloak & Suit Co.' 316 SECOND AVENUE Agency for McCall’s Patterns between It od are all very Viease recommend Man Works | So busy were seventeon happy co. shing Alpha Delta Gamma small heed | a lease of three # throughout, bedrooms in ing events were over, they found were paying $90 a month for boule J. W. Christian has been appoint ed 4 ty sheriff by Sheriff Ed Cudih King county. ee Dr. Carter Helm Jones, pastor of the First Baptist church, will speak at the annual rally of the Baptists A—-You didn't say #0, but I *UP-| in Portiand, Ore., tonight pose you are » girl If #0, and the 4 hair fs long enough, braid it at} night. Heginning near the bead,| | Two elk from the herd Wood- braid Into it a long piece of cloth land park have been transferred to| to hold it straight. This will help; |the herd at Olympia by the order but, of course, will not take all the }of the park commisston curt out of ft Rain water, on account of Its The body of James E. Shaw, softness, in sald to be good for the West Point lighthouse keeper, who hair and skin was drowned in Salmon Bay Dec. 3,| has been recovered | eee | R. W. Cotterill, of the park board, | will lecture on Seattle's parks and | boulevards, at the Green Lake M k charch Tuesday night. ee For her failure to report an acci- dent to the police, Miss A, N Dickey, manager of the Pacifi hospital, must pay the cost of her trial, WALL PAPER WALL PAPER WALL PAPER Just a | th arrived—two car- loads newest and latest or | rt large number last year's desi domestic papers to i at half price Globe Wall PaperCo. 907 Second Av. Who Says of our tafloring. That ts it expensive you to know that our We want you can wear the merit if you think We want are moderate that you price) to know he commonplace Remernber ih's You will in no way be obil- gated. Make a note to call today O’NEIL’S TAILORS 1419 THIRD AV. rr Matinee young men Hl oroeger you do it at yung. me” “THE CHRISTIAN SHOP’ t Wm. Morris’ English Players in loa satal I Cosmo Hamilton's to take every str r| Dr. KE. M. Hill, pastor of Univer-| jthat amiles at you Don't do it. | sity Methodist church, fraternal de girls. There may be nothing but egate to the convention of shingle T fun im ft, but you run the risk of} weavers, sawmill workers and Licensed Chiropractor | rrices— | somethir re serious, Take my | woodsmen, at Aberdeen, last weeh Bank Wick — | ts, 50, 18e | WOTd for nd do not meet the! wll speak Sunday evening at his Sp m.; evenings eye [Young men outalde of your homes. |church on “The Open Shop, the LP uate 8 F 1 not there until you know | Closed Shop, the Christian Shop. | Popular Mat. Wed. 25¢ to $1 [something more of them than that — }they can amile, and try to make MARK 2 THE BLAMED HOUSE OWN “SOME engagements with girls they do not ie kn You should have known Cc NEWS #EOOND AV 4 (Tre Last Day of the Annual January Sale of \ 50 Dozen Pure Silk Knitted Ties with which their giganti purchasing hand neck wear ted tone effe rich had in cross and vertical stripes, both the most critical buyer, but will enthuse him into buy- ing at least a half dozer Saturday only, your choice, First Floor—Just Inside the Main January Clearance Sale SATURDAY BASEMENT spun aluminum, four-cup size, in plain urn shape. Spe- cially priced for Saturday at $2.95. 9-cup size, spe- cially priced, $3.95. Saturday, $4.25. specially priced for Saturday, $4.25. enamel coated, special for Saturday, $1.19. special 95¢. coal stove, specially priced for Saturday, 5¢. from the Black Forest District of Germany. Saturday, 15¢. Saturday, 4 for 25¢. Isp A ac Pougall fouthwick fm connection wth JAMES MoCREIRY @ CO, New Tork and PIKE 8T. * m. fo 6 pm open 9 Toilet Necessities In a Sale Saturday Regular 50c Neckwear The fo 25c tores d by on from greatest and of men’s silk knit and two extremely may be affiliated we nne taken advantage } vuying are cc ain the tock knitted orld’s t manufacturer These n plain and two-tone entire of silk Tie ne of the w pure ties come cts The are ties narrow and wide and isive dozen this lot, the 75« 50 ) in There are exa should sell at hops in more every men’s excl they would retail Just a look at at this neckwear will not only convince eS) of Kid Gloves Up to $2.00 Values, Satur- day Only, 95c Included in this special sale are Cape, Mocha, Real French Kid, genuine Washable Doe- skin, Chamois, Trefousse and some six-button Biarritz; also a few tan Auto Gauntlets The styles may be had in overseam, outseam and full pique sewn, with backs stitched, in the various combinations. We have taken all our lots and sample pairs, regardless of their former prices, and reduced them for this great one-day’s sale to, the pair, 95¢. First Floor. “SPECIALS” Universal Coffee Percolators, made of 99 per cent 14-cup size, specially priced for 9-cup size, the new fluted shape, avory Double Boiler, made of sheet steel, triple White enamel tin Savory Bread Boxes, large size, Wilson’s Pittsburg Meat Broiler, for either gas or They come Special for Hardwood Salt Boxes with hinged lid. Old Dutch Cleanser, regular price 10c, special for Phone orders accepted. Basement. One lot to a customer. MacDougall-Southwick : _Second Av. and Pike St. Metal shavings and cuttings are | {made use of in iron smelting pressed into brick form and SS — | NU BONE In Used Machines WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co. 1424 Third (Near Pike) ~, See Us for the All Occasions BARGAINS HOLLYWOOD GARDENS, Second Av. at Pine. Phone Main 1665. Inc. New Machines rented Main 1525 | | skirts, furs, and even some of the space devoted to coats and suits. These lines Our Tailored Clothes . P i | Are Expensive? a, ...70; Every garment marked in plain figures. Watch for | |} Our answer to our own | question is that it 1s the man} who has never worn them | Before you can answer you must now our tailoring as we know | So we Invite you to come in and make a thorough investigation | You will be glad you did, for it will, for all time, relieve you of an idea that causes you to mics the | finest clothes at n@ more cost than} ] Gas ArcLamps Are Not Sold, But Are Connected Free The lamps have proven themselves to be highly attractive. They were devised to meet the needs of the merchants who realize the value of good light as a factor in securing business No other light approaches the Gas Arc for service and economy. SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Henry Bldg. Phone Main 6767. °