The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1915, Page 5

Another Brand New One! Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS Q.—! am a young working man land am engaged to a nice girl. Do you think It would be doing right to buy a ring if | can't afford to get one like | would like to get, or would it be right to get a cheap lone? | know my sister didn’t have any.engagement ring. Pl answer ae soon as you can. | | thank you in advance. 8. B | A-Some girls have the er ’ that an engagement tually a part of the mur would be bread and and they without ceremony Hing to Ko putter a month after they were B All married just to possess a diamond ¥ ring; but a girl with good, com nod sense would much rather add to the future band is a work the price of the rin nest egg if her hu Means ing man and annot afford the See ring. Why not put this question up tothe girl in the case? The whole thing really depends upon Cha lin what she thinks Dp Q.—Kindly advise how | can ———————— | maké my hair lighter, | have been told to wash it in peroxide. ts this good and will it make it lighter? | had my hair m Into switches recently and, when made up, they were lighter than my own hair, #0 tam trying to make my own hair lighter in order to match the switches, What else is good be sides peroxide? advance for a reply at your BY THE SEA “A Laugh to Every Wave" a convenience, | remain SYBIL A 1 cannot recommend any nother Headliner ilk hacia tae pro aul bare - vee - Why not have the ful to a degree switches dyed a few shades darker to ma your hair? Better run the risk of spoiling the switches than the hair on your head A three-part Broadway star feature with Rose Tapley, called “The Lady ¢&. Lighthouse’ ‘And a Western drama, picked too late to announce here. Q.—Will you please solve a prob- lem for me? | have been married seven months and we are buying a home, and have it nearly paid for Now, | have been sewing for other people ever since we were married and my mother thinks it's j rible for my husband to let m Please tell me what you think of it. | have bought and paid for my machine from my sewing spare moments, and now I'm buying a plano and have It over half paid for the same way. Please let me know what you think R A—I think you are doing just ex actly what I would do unde ° ircumstances. Why shouldn't 4 young mar woman, who bas no hile work her « poment and bh to get the home The woman who has ed het husband get a start will feel mor independent, will have a greater in terest in the he than the wife who has sat by in idleness, because she realizes just how flee, how much effort was requir ‘ed | to gain It, and she oan feel that it] is really and truly partly hers Westlake, Pine and Fifth Dear Miss Grey: For the bene fit of “K, O.," whose query appeared in your columns a few days ago, would say that the correct title of| the poem, “A Snake of a Man,” Is and the author | BULL BROS. | FORM CANOE CLUB Jusi Printere Twenty-ffve canoe and yac jowners, with craft on Lake Wa t #9013 THIRD ssAIN 1043) ington, will perfect organization of|“Only @ Dog, yee” a boat club at Madison park next | Berton Braiey. : Marte: 2 7 TE! Thursday evening, when they wii] A--Thank you for the !nform: STEWART HOUSE J incct’ in Johnson's Canoe club | tion (06 Stewart St house. i Q.—! have been a reader of your columns for some time past and have profited greatly by them. | am now In trouble myself and so come to you for help. | have been going with a young years my senior for , but now we have had| He does not know me Near Pike Public Market PR oe Eg ng IN It is the purpose of the organiza ide PR tion to hold a number of regattas on the lake this summer, as well as/ a big water festival 5c a Roll and Up WALL PAPER Regular business size ‘ Printed for $1.95 Per a quarrel, at all, passes me up on the street) Still lower p n large 4 makes slighting remarks about! much sacri | WAAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1915. Special Showing of Lingerie Waists See Window w i Pp w lo la sey In ne tr of crepe de Chine in Empire style over style, broidered in tr are eign end $1.95, range of materials er and Skirt Combinations, Con riety PAGE 5. ESTABLISHED 1875 ac Pougall - fouthwick and Pike St Exceptional Values in Lingerie Waists $1.95 Second Ave Store Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. s The Annual May Sale of “¢¢ Muslin Underwear Begins Saturday, May Ist | and Continues Throughout the Month } Splendid Assortments, Enticing Styles, Susan Values tet HIS annual event presents crisp, new, fresh, attractive Undermuslins in all of the latest and “ip best styles and combinations of trimmings. That this sale might be an unqualified succe wy. \ ¢ began many months ago to accumulate special lots of merchandise to be offe in th elling hese you will find on sale Saturday. Summer needs are best supplied in thi ale, for the rices on the standard quality merchandise offered are extremely low Crepe de Chine Undergarments Priced from $1.00 te $18.50 . FF i In this assortment you will find a splendid variety garments in hite, in plain or elaborate styles, all beautifully made and daintily trimmed At $3.95 is a very attractive Gown with square neck and kimono sleeves entirely of ribbon run Several other good styles, ranging in price from $5.00 to $15.00. At $3.95 is a Combination Suit in an unusually attractive style, made of a splendid quality VY It is elaborately trimmed with lace medallions and insertions. Other styles priced from $2.95 to $10.00. Wy, Envelope Chemises from $2.19 to $13.50. At $2.95 are several attractive styles in this popular little garment oking garment has yoke effect with dainty spray of self embroidery ce in many pretty designs $1.00 Crepe de Chine Camisoles, entire top and kimono eral different patterns aR V Other Crepe de Chine Camisoles from $1.50 to $3.50. a of » de Chine pink and shadow es ce, { good- Mechlin N One particularly finished with lace, sleeves of shadow French Lingerie The Combination at $2.50 Particularly attractive assortments at moderate prices. | Is a very attractive garment of soft lingerie cloth, with on French Gowns, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95. | yoke, back and front of Val These are of an excellent quality of nalnsook in slip | Grawers are trimmed with lace and embroidery. The i lace to match the corset WwW kimono or set-in sleeves. Beautifully em- | cover Envelope Chemises many attractive patterns; some lace mmed, some with pin tucks. The neck and sleeves hand scalloped. At 96c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 and up to $15.00 The Envelope Chemise at $2.50 is shown in white ba- fs \ tiste, waist and drawers trimmed with inserts of lace \ French Combination Suits 9£, $3.95, $5.00 and up to $8.50. red with and drawers, or some in princess eff Th hand embroidered in dainty floral and are splendid values at each price. French Chemises, priced from $1.50 to $5.00. French Corset Covers priced from 95c to $3.50. American Made Night Gowns, special 69, 95c, $1.50 Skirts at 95c, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 and Up ON to $5.00 eA | A variet es and widths of trimmings will be = found in this assortment. The aried and fine. Cotton Crepe Garments which require no troning, ssortment and at very spe- corset ¢ © beautif materials are equa These popular garments, are offered in a generous cial prices Cotton Crepe Envelope Chemise 95¢ This serviceable garment is finished with a scalloped odge There are more than 100 different styles of gowns, in | ipover, empire, high and low neck styles, from the inest and simplest to the more elaborate, in a wide | a . =i —=< The Empire Gown at 95c extremely dainty and is of a splendid quality of nain Pilsse Crepe Corset Covers 50¢, trimmed with double { nok, It is full length, cut in generous width and | thread Val. lace, immed with dainty embroidery Cotton Crepe Petticoats 95c and $1.25 Finished in elther machine scalloped or lace edge. Cotton Crepe Gowns 95c Offered in a variety of styles in white or Dresden ef fects, neatly trimmed with lace or embroidery —Third Floor. Combination Suits Special 95c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 and up to $12.50. Here you will find Marcella Combinations, Corset Cov- | Corset Cover and Drawers | binations and Princess Combinations in a wide va of trimmings and materials, cach a splendid value, ! muddied when | think about the affair. Thanking you, | am, ONE IN NEED OF ADVICE. A.—You ket muddled when you quan NG co.) er en ee tT |me, my appearance and friend: think about the affair because you KAPLAN PRINTI This young man seemed to careleither don’t want to. or are afraid 709 Fourth Ave. Parjors, Dining Reeme, a one Teel aisaat exe oath He. MML thos the. taeih.. When you ‘are | Hall Pa a girl friend of mine a month or 60) pining for this man who does not 1B Spring ago and now, oh, Mise Grey, what) love you, who seeks to humiliate KaR-Ru Speciais for House Cleaning§|shall | do? | can’t think of any-| you, It would be well to cast a few Time. thing but him. | try to be fair-|thoughts in this directions: Sup When floors or good oldif| minded and get along all right for) pose he had married you, that you i Rheumatism has been pro-| ff pieces of furniture have become—f|a day or so, then | accidentally were the mother of his children f . marred or scratched is no rea-—|meet him and have to start all/and then he left you for one of 4 nounced incura ble for s0 many |EaG wiy new cacs must telllever again your girl friends; conten e the years that the discovery of|@piace them. Coat them with Please don't think | am veryjoutcome from this angle Any J Sapolin Floor and Furniturell|foolish, as | am old enough to know| woman or girl who has backbone KAR-RU ranks as one of the §/Stain. Made to wear. my own mind, and have taken care|or stability of character won't ah In 25e, 40c, 75c and Larger CansBil of myself for a couple of e| Waste one moment longing for such world’s great events. | |without any assistance whatever | man; she would busy her mind , Get our. testimoni pam PAINT CO. leho a church member, don't care|things than a flighty man. You ! phiet from your druggist 618 Pike St.—Tel. Main 5661 §| for so ete jCAN think of anything but him if : ¥ | Won't you give me some advice| you try Can't” never got an lon the above subject? 1! get sojbody anywhere. You can try and — = —- if you gain but ever so little you 4 = | are just that much farther away from the bugaboo “can't Just buckle In with a bit of a grin Then take off your coat and go to it; i {Just start in to sing as you ta } the thing That ‘cannot be done’ and you'll do it.” | Yoshi Ishikana, 511 King st., fs A BARREL OF FUN uned arrest Friday and is held at the city jail under $100 bail, on th DA, LL B CLARK, DD & S. J. Salhus Finds It a Pleasure to Be Treated by Regal Dentists Amateurs DON’T MISS THE FUN 3--Big Acts--3 4--First Run Pictures--4 He say I had been troubled for the past two years with this bad tooth and it had swelled up many times, whi very sich caused me to become sich my stomach and lose a of wt! I-saw your teatimon in t was still in doubt wh thi« tooth of mine could be pul ow my Regal Dentists Ladies’ 6-Piece Orchestra Hi 11." o's ice ostead or friends 8. P. SALHUS, 4% Western Ave you to my Complete Big, New Show Sunday FOUR SHOWS IN ONE We have the statements of man reliable citizens of Seattle and vicin {ty, who are just as positive aw Mr i * . " 2 Salhus that we can and do perform ii Dramatic Stock, Vaudeville, Pictures, Musical. dent hout the least pain 1) t. You need no longer ror dread, We will fix 1 up in perfect condition and we won't burt you a bit, and our prices will be easonable, to have your any Greased Pig Given Away Monday Night- Winner Must Catch It on Stage. sats BC 10c Regal Dental Offices | OR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 1406 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union 1,000 SEATS | while she came laint stole of Sado Ide a diamond pin who sa from him to his room to col Mrs. Ishikana she lect some money |and her husband run a restaurant Omnibus routes of London total 00 miles in combined length Piants lOc EACH Large, Vigorous Plants That Will Bloom All Summer Hollywood Gardens SECOND AND PINE Main 1665 [etal to your kidneys as well, PATENT GETS M00 SSESSSESESSSSSSSSSSSSSS Edward Klopf, a marine po $ gj expert, was awarded a verdict in superior court for $400 damages for personal injuries sustained $ when he was given a carbolic acid a a EL tment by a the ndel Drug thought the acid was ether, testified, and applied it to Klopf's body with serious results California in 1914 produced 39,- $ physician for Co. The doctor tr it was SHOE SALE! Most remarkable shoe sale ever held by us and the biggest money saving shoe sale ever held in Seattle. A host of people will reap the benefit of these shoe bargains by purchasing now for future needs. Be one of the wise ones. § $ § Women’s Low Effects : Lines from Laird, Schober & Co., J. & T. Cousins Co., and other well-known makers, including the '§ | .0O : : 000,000 gallons of wine. nd Coffee at Pike. “Try a Royal Bun the Hollywood Lunch, Advertisement WILLIAM FARNUM || “TheGilded Fool” Class Third at famous Red Cross Line, valued A 5c Pike at $4.00 to $6.00, are now pie = MANY GASES OF | $ 'RHEUMATISMNOW © ne Gun Metal, Tan, Vici and Suede Leathers, welt and turn soles. Says’ We MustiKeep Feet Dry, Sizes in this lot somewhat broken | Avoid Exposur | Eat Le posure, keep feet dry, eat less ee drink | lots of water, and Oxfords of Patent Colt, Gunmetal and Tan Calf from E. Nettle- a Pp oA ake a spoonful of salts occasionally to keep down uric ton, Johnston & Murphy and acid other lines priced regularly at Rheumatism is caused by poison | ous toxin, called generated in the |sorbed into the blood. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine. The pores of the skin are aiso a means of free ing the blood of this Impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed. thus fore. ing the kidneys.to do double work $4.00 to $7.00, what broken.) Now ... Odd Lots in Women’s Low Shoes, 25c and 50c Chey uric acid, which is bowels and ab. (Sizes are some- $1.0 assorted sizes on two tables, at gains great bar they become weak and sluggish + a 3); iad tail to eliminate this uric meta Odd Lots in Children’s Shoes and Slippers at which keeps accumulating and cir Sulating. throngh the. system, c and 50c eventually settling In the jotnts Newer and more complete lines for Men, Women reductions and muscles, causing stiffness, sore. and Children at big ness and pain called rheumatism | At the first twinge of rheuma . 2 " tism, get from any pharmacy about Make your selections early. Such bargains as these in Tur- four ounces ofeJad Salta; put a , ; ban, Bb a gat ay Np rell’s shoes are only offered once in a lifetime. hd drink before breakfast each . ‘ i sieatan te G ateek, CHL ante Fresh lines put in for Saturday’s selling. to eliminate yric acid by stimulat Ing the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood of these im purities Downstairs Department ce) Jad Salts is Inexpensive, harm less and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, gombined $ a with lithia and is used with excel thousands of folks to rheumatism have a pleasant, effer. lithia-water drink which acid and is benefi results by subject lent who are | Here you vescent overcomes uric 120 Marion St. or 903 Second Ave. £ ‘ § $ § $ $ $ § $ § $ $ $ $ SFSSHFSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS