The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1916, Page 7

Erred Sh Tell Her The Star last week pub- | lished a letter to Cynthia Grey from a wife, signed | F. Ba woman who had remained faithful and true | to her husband for ten years until Fate brought | her face to face with an- other man, a man who was not good but who fascinat- ed her, exerted over her a Peculiar influence until she fell prey to his wiles. Understand, she loves her husband, is determined to do right and to live down the past. But her con- science is torturing her and she asks Miss Grey if she should reveal her secret to her husband, who is broad- minded, but not in good health at this time She feels that he could help her, but that the shock might shorten his life Miss Grey called upon the readers to help her answer this wife. Many answers found their way up to The Star office this morning Following are a few them: MAN SAYS “KEEP MUM” | Dear Cynthia Grey: In regard | to “Shall a wife tell"? “F. B.” is | sutfering thru the pang of con. | lence for the sin she has com- mitted. She should not her husband. By so doing. may commit another sin, in the first place by making her husband unhappy, and in the next pl by what her husband might do to we party who helped her sin. t @ man doesn't know isons hurt him. On the other hand, if her husband is as broad- Mmiaded a Christian as she seems to think, he wil! help her over- come her weakness. If he does not, he is not broadminded, and ® Christian In name only, not in Principle. MERE MAN. WHY MAKE MAN SUFFER? Miss Grey: “Shall the wife tell?’ POSITIVELY NO. Why make the husband suffer for the seeming w The man in the | her thoughts and | | of tally expressed. She has played with the fire of passion, been burned. had an attack of fear the sum and total of which is a troubled conscience, or hell. By what right can we sit in Judgment of her when so many of us have done the same thing, either in thought or deed, for but the thoughts ex- ‘The lady should take an inven- tory of her thoughts; pull them together, sit tight, keep a stiff upper lip, and be thankful that she found her true self in time to gg making any one else suf- Yesterday, with its sorrow, is : w is but « gambi } ‘The only time we really | For Pile Sufferers Sample Pack-— t | protrudin morrhoi4s and all recta in the privacy of your own 0c a box ti dromats nd us coupon | FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 529 Pyramid Bldg, Marshal! Mich: Kindly send me a Free sample of Pyramid Pile Treat- ment, in plain wrapp Name .. Street ... 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The man never, Friend husband might be a broadminded, chureh- going man; but the knowledge that his wife had passed beneath the pale of scandal would only } put @ canker in his thoughts What he doesn't know won't hurt him in this case. He might forgive, but he couldn't forget | Very few are good just love for it; the lot of selves with the thought that our neighbor doesn't know how bad we are. ps ing her ehe le no wore than the reat of the human family. OPINION OF A MAN Dear Mise Grey Should the unfaithful wife confess her sin to her husband? NO. Who made her husband her Lat her confess her sin to her God, to be washed away and forgiven by Him, her Creator. Her husband ts only human {f he ts Christian, Why should she make him unhappy by tell- ing him of her weakness? Does she imagine it will undo ft, will it give her any more peace of No. She needs to cultivate more strength of soul—self-reliance Her husband ts now tn poor If she does love him she is apt to shorten his days. A.B. THE PRICE SHE MUST PAY Dear Miss Grey: “Where {g- norance fs bliss, {t's folly to be wise” How any woman, professing to love her husband, and he being all that is good, can fall for an other man, is beyond my compre. bet having known sev s of this nature, | know is not the only woman who has sinned in this way “F. Bs" unhappiness at the present time fs the price she must pay for her indiscretion The fangs of guilt are gnawing at her conscience. Once having erred, {t does not help matters to spread the news about; the more we stir the mud the more {t stinks Therefore it is best, “F. B.." to try to live as clean a life as be fore, making up your mind that your atonement is tn your own consclenee. ONE WHO KNOWS JURORS VISIT TRAGEDY SCENE POVIDENCE, R.1, Jan. 11— While Mrs. C. Franklin Mohr, ac cused with two negroes of murder- ing her husband, remained bebind, deputies, counsel and jurors to- day made a trip to the lonely spot! on the Nayatt-Newport road, where) shot last summer, while! autoing with a former girl employe.| Attorney Rice planned to make! the opening statement for the state today, His main argument was to be} Cecil V. Brown and Henry Spellman, had confens-| ed to aiding tn the killing at Mrs. Mobr's behest. Attorney Le’ negro counsel for the defense, however, will main- tain that the confessions were sweating George Healis, negro chauffeur | star witness, With but one more week to file jeandidactes for office in the com-| ing municipal election, Seattle faces the greatest paucity of can-| |didates since the direct primaries) were adopted. There are only three candidates for mayor, Mayor Hiram C. Gill| having filed for re-election Monday} afternoon. The others are Oliver T. Erickson, president of the cor cil, and Austin FE. Griffiths, form councilman and chief of police. | With three councilmen to be} elected, only four candidates have so far filed. These include Judge W. H.) Moore, former mayor of Seattle, and R, H. Thomson, former city en-| gineer. Councilman Fitzgerald has filed) for re-election, and Representative Frank H. Renick is the fourth as- |pirant for the council. : | ‘NEW PANTAGES BILL A RIPPLE OF MIRTH “From Coney Island to the North Pole,” via aeroplane and Ford Sit ney, as played by Art Lavine & Co., in the headline production on this week's bill at Pantages theatre, is one long ripple of mirth | Florence Bain and Ray Raymoné are popular in a dancing and #ing ing skit they call “Locked Out.” Singing, dancing and imitations make joy in a turn by Valerie sisters |Greenlee and Drayton, two boys, are soft shoe dancers. Hanlon & Clifton appear in a sensational ac robatic stunt. Arline, a gipsy girl, entertains with a violin and danc- ing. This week's installment of the movie serial, “The Girl and the ." shows a runaway dynamite train afire 60 SHEKELS FOR KISS BINGHAMTC .. Y¥., Jan, 11 Colonel Geo. E. O'Neill, millionaire, | was fined the biblical penalty of 50 shekels for stealing a hug and “| kiss from a pretty dressmaker. The amount is about $400, N Wednesday we Handkerchiefs 50c Ones at 4 for $1.00 is AND pure linen kerchiefs for women embrotdered = in dainty designe. in regular stock h They are half price in the Dollar Day $1 Sale 4 for Firat Floor OFT Tur S hematitched, Hand Towels, sire, FE ly many Prte Boe Dollar Da Sale at SALE Art Pottery, Steins, etc Basket: sizes. cream two-toned Voile, Repous ombre Nets, plaid Chiffon, ete $2.50 and up to $6.76. Brassieres Values *. 50 to $3.00 T' soiled, —They are low Prettily trimmed with voiles, eries. on Dollar Day, each Dollar Day Sale of Women's Silkk Boot ilo 3 a ‘SL. 00 for . N extracrdinery chase has made able offering possible. —Women's pure thread They are mill irregulars of splendid 50c Silk Boot Hose sell in regular stock. inspection has disclosed that they are unusually free fr even slight imperfections. The color range includes practic every fashionable shade, among wh are White Gray ‘ Pink Tan Old Rose Navy And Dark Green Yellow Many other shades and plenty of black; 3 pairs for, Fraser-Paterson Co, First Floor fintshed and firm selvedge edges Meached a snowy white. A splendid value were special pur- this remark- Silk Boot Hose with lisle top and sole. Thorough the fact Champagne $1 STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 11, will hold our set the pace for the following Dollar Days which this year are to far sur- | pass those important sales of 1915, 4 Big Heavy Bath Towels $1.00 first Dollar Day of 1916—a sale th SECOND AVENU absorbent kieb 26x45 Inches tn ra weight, nice with A Remarkable Clearance of 300 Pieces Chima, Pottery, Brass for Formerly $1.50 to $10.00 Each extraordinary Day on the Fifth Floor, when over 300 pieces Fancy China and Brassware, that sold in regular stock at from $1.50 to as high as $10.00, will be closed out at $1.00. —A most opportune time to purchase prizes, gifts and to supply one’s own needs. —In the assortment are —53 pieces of Pottery in Vases, Flower Bowls, Hanging Baskets, —190 pieces of imported fancy hit, including Dresser Sets, Sugar and Cream Sets, Vases, Nut Sets, Fancy Plates, etc. —75 pieces of Brassware, including Hanging Vases, Trays, Smoking Articles, etc. Choice, each A Remarkable Collection of Laces in the Dollar Sale N the group are fine Princess Edges, Chiffon Edges, —All are wide widthe and were priced formerly $1.50, $2.00, Chotce of the lot, yard Clearance of 100 Women’s White Lingerie Waists at Priced Formerly $3.50 and $3.95 11S lot of exceptional values represents a grouping of slightly rumpled and crushed Waists that have been shown in regular $3.50 and $3.95 stocks. neck styles with long and short sleeves. organdies and sheer lawns. laces, of fine quality marquisette, voiles Val. Choose from the collection ee the we om ally nich cond Floor —Fraser-Patergon Co. Strong Fiber Suit Cases at $1 Good $1.50 Quality Bath Children’s Whit Dresses, Special $ HITE Dr and linen; 2 to 6 year nize tailored and prettily trimmed Dresses formerly priced $1.50 to $3.00. Slightly sotled Fraser-Paterson Co., Sl hems in the Second is scheduled for Dollar E Nght Inced Fra Jardinieres, Fern Dishes, nelett slight $1 Firet Floor es of pique, repp, Mliddy Suits Special $1.00 attractive plain colors of pink Bpecial, for the sult Women's Kimonos Special $1.00 $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Values TTRACTIVE line styles in displays. —Choice Fraser-Paterson Co. Palmolive Soap 1916. PAGE 7. hat will | HE | visiting all departments. er or Paterson Co E AND UNIVERSITY STRE ‘1 1.00 madras *. Plain styles $1 Floor A LoT each. Sizes one to four years cardinal and brown Choice Fraser-Paterson Co WLY arrived Middy Suits of good quality percale, in and dark blue with white piped and $1 wer-Pateraon Co, 2nd Floor Kimonos of piisse crepe and = fian 6 in empire and straight Most of them are ly sotled from use Dollar Day $1 nd FI net, wer-Paterson Co offerings arranged are timely, are not published here, so it will pay Small Children’s Wool Sweaters, Special $1.00 of cosy little garments that were formerly priced $1.60 to $1.75 Princess Imperial ~Chinchin Collars, ~~High and Low Neck Collars, maline and real lace, you well t and present the greatest of values. Many around when here, hop oO $1.00 GOOD weight A ble Cotton Blan N exceptional special ket. F double-bed size. purchase for the Our andard = regular First Monthly Dollar $1.25 quality, which rep Day. Bronze gold hand- resents the maximum of carved wood Picture value. All white, white Frames. Rich and ar- with blue and pink bor tistic Oxford ders and gray with blue Square and oval. 7x9 and pink $1 Inch size, $1 borders Special... Neckwear —A Dollar affords the Collars - $1.25 Cotton Blankets at nd Flo ve have offered for some time. consists of: 75 Hand Carved Picture Frames Special $1 Ea. dur or —Firet Floor. A Great Dollar Day Sale of Women's Neckwear at $1.00 —213 pieces smart, new, correct style of $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 to $5.00 qualities. Day offering that positively greatest Neckwear values The lot High and Low Neck Guimpes, —Vestees, Fichus and Robespiere Collars. —Fresh, dainty pieces, made of Georgette crepe, organdy, voile, many of which are hand embroidered. —The portion of higher priced pieces is quite large, for instance: Candlesticks, Fern Dishes, Children’s Bath | 22 pieces —25 White Frame Trays in several $1 19 pieces Praser-Pa Co. Fifth Fleer Robes $1. 00 36 pieces UNNING little Bath Robes 52 pieces for children of four to 22 pieces fourteen years. They are in Maline Net, white and light and dark colors, of good, Laces, Gold Nets, white Silk Nets, colored warm cotton bath robe materia ~—Formet prices were $1.75, . $2.00, $2.60 and $2.00 —Truly $1 3n4@ Floor Extra Special —16 10c cakes fo Made insertions and embroid- 1 Fraser Paterson Co, Third F Fashionable Wimter Coatings $1.00 ~ Reduced From $1.50 and CHOICE assortment of heavy V various kinds, —Full size 10c cakes. patterns and qualities r $1.00 Silk Waists $1 LITTLE jot of about three ANCY allover embroidery and A SPECIAL purchase for Dol- dozen. Made of heavy tub heavy lace Brassieres, Also lar Day, Extra strong. Toilet Paper silks, in fancy stripes and plain a few are of net and crepe de durable fiber Suit Cases. Large —_--—— white. Shirt styles with high chine. A line of broken sizes and and roomy. | Built on steol —-15 10c Rolls for $1.00 collar, iong sleeves and side odd styles rames with brass $ patch pockets —Clearance price .... 1 tock ana catches . $1 > —1,000 sheets to a roll. SClearaate price; cch,.cae h Fraser-Paterson Co tna Floor. Fraser-Paterson Co, $th Floor —Fraser-Paterson Co ist Floor. —Fraser-Paterson Co. Ird Fioor $1.00 SPECIAL A They Day Sale at, which you may are of good oughly reinforced EET $1.25 10 pieces at...0... $2.50 ener $1.50 14 pieces at.......$2.75 peevade $1.75 21 pieces at.......$3.00 $2.00 11 pieces ry $3.25, $3.50 . .$2.25 12 pieces at. .$3.75-$4.50 5 pieces that were. an assortment of extraordinary values from choose on Dollar Day at 1,000 Yards White Outing F lannel 10 Yards of $i 12'%4c Grade EST standard quality 12%¢ Outing Flannel, White only 7 inches wide $1 ~10 yards for... Fraser-Paterson Co., 2nd Floor Special Purchase Sale 120 Women's Venetian Silk Vests, Pink and White, $1.00 00 purchase for this Dollar Day A lot of 120 only, tian Silk Vests in white and flesh color Women’s Pure Vene weight and thor- Of regulation length and are finished at top with beaded edge Exceptional values in the Dollar Women’s Underwear Children’s Union 2 Garments $1.00 Suits, 2 for $1.00 00 . ‘ on Children's Munsing Union $2. ret be tpl And Pants, Sults of heavy cotton, High ~ . * eck, long sleeves; Dutch Vinter Coatings of Munsing brand neck, & SL Tb and $2.00 neck, long sleeves. ‘Irregu- All are 56) garments 2 tor $1 lars ‘of the qualities regular $1.26 inches wide, and former prices range from $1.50 to $2.00. ; : 2 for on. . = : ° : First Floor Two pieces fancy brown and tan Coatings Women’s Union Chila P, Plaid Coatings in gray, brown and blue mixtures Suits, 2 for $1.00 ildren’s Pants Checked Tailor Suitings in brown, blue and green Good quality cotton. High 3 for $1. 00 per yard —Fraser-Pate Black Silks im the Dollar Sale Se values F.-P. Co Firet ¥ reon Co. some fleece lined. 2 for First Floor F.-P. Co. $1 White natur mys First Floor. Hand-Embroidered Lingerie TANDARD, dependable Black Silks offered in the Monthly Dollar Day Sale at substantial savings. f \ $ $1.25 to $2.00 quality black Silk $1.00 yard Remarka le Values at 1.00 $1.50 quality 40-inch black Crepe de Chine... 81.00 yard > ollar Day Sale f 5 quality 86-inch black Duchess Satin., ...®1.00 yard F' RK the first great Dollar Day Sale of quality 36-inch black Canton Pongee $1.00 yard 1916 the Lingerie Section has arranged 50 quality 40-inch black Silk Poplin $1.00 yard ‘ Mid lot a smbroiderec una $1.35 quality 36-inch black Dress Taffeta $1.00 yard a splendid lot of hand embr us re ‘i G wn ; $2.00 quality 40-inch black Antique Poplin #1, OO yard Chemise and Combinations, in which are rep Franer-Pate Dollar Day Sale of 200 Women's ‘land Bags, Es. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and “$1.95 a 200 Bags offered in this lot Bags, represent and some of velvet style Bags of medium Made of Me moire silk Priced regularly Special They at the size leath $1.25 to extraordinary values New real shapes rocco are raon © S100 First Floor They ily Specially priced Susilcen ~Another there are Leather Combinations correct styles, and of fine nainsoc sale price lace trimming in several popular Combinations er and lined with tyle. Special, $1.95. per garment - $1.00 Fraser-Paterson Co., 8 lot and »k Fraser-Paterson Co., resented remarkable values at the sale price are all made of fine nainsook, finished with made scallops and lace edgings daint- machine $1 d Floor, hafid embroidery, of Lingerie contains Envelope Chemise with embroidery and drawer $1 Second Floor in skirt or are - $5.00 Sl —-Fraser-Paterson Co., First Floor. Children’s Shoes High Cut, Button Special $1.00 HILDREN’S high cut button Boots of patent leather, gunmetal and tan kid. Well made with hand-turned soles, Wedge heels and on broad toe last $1 —Fraser-Paterson UST Dress Forms of Papier Mache, covered with fine quality black Jersey cloth. Made on long hip style, with wooden base and meta] construction. A regular $1.75 value in this monthly event at.. Fraser-Paterson Co,, 1 DDS and ends of our regular $1.50 and $2.00 garments. They are garments of all wool, wool and cotton and mercerized cotton with silk stripes. They are mostly small sizes. Good, warm winter garments of exceptional value. In the Dollar Day Sale at, garment ‘Men's Linen i's Limem Handkerchiefs 4 for $1.00 Fine, barred hems. sheer, but firm, in a good full size. Regular 35¢ qualities. Men’s 50c Four-in- Hand Ties, 3 for $1 An after-Christmas clearance of our stock of 50c fourin-hand Ties. A large assortment, con- taining several hundred from which to choose. Correct style, good heavy silk and = large shapes. At Sde they represent the greatest possible value at this price. In the Dollar Day Sale $1 tomorrow at for Fraser-Paterson Co. lst Floor. pure linen with fancy They are very durable quality { FF om