The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1917, Page 3

FAR—MONDAY, FEB. 5, 1917. PAGE 3 Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS FOLLOW CONSCIENCE Q.—1 am very much in love with a man 27 years old, and he loves Another sensational success! Judged Fy wie burns prente ace ie by Sunday’s crowds and their unquali- [Mj (1,202\n*t the marriage because he fied approval, this bill will exceed last [MM wrong to marcy a man who has a week’s business. Our advice is “Come J jove nim too much to give him up. [| tH GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL, General Manager. This Is a Good Time to Save on Rugs wife living. He is divorced and 1 7 What do you think about it? early. ISABEL ; A According to th la aot not wror to marry a mar ho haa tt been cod oO it is a matt that | conscten If you are old enough ; 2 to think for yourself and decide fc uty ; yourself, no one olse can decide fo riced =R you Some people think very strongly feel ju | So wha t it is wrong; othorr as strongly that it I not Ov course your conselence dictates, t must follow morHen i Tanai {| Lhree Hundred Steel Beds at is the one that you Oriental reds'and. binere ronaiee #8230 nt. about a year ago. After we had roe sory a an 9 a P $64. 75 meine aaa" mavred wre t's | | GREATLY REDUCED PRICES | i632 in $64.75 hes $59.75 divorced from a former husband, so|f| | An opportunit uch a you P he just left, but married me with rt . On fine ality allove wife? What can the other woman| do to him or me? | am soon to be Vernis Martin come a mother, mas. mc. ll | White and Ivory Enameled Beds marriage is not legal ese Each $8.75 In all probability your hu: have to have f marriage & led, also his then wait ries you in ort cpotokad quai: vemiice Savana Oe $40. 00 Two $12 fine Axminster Rugs, Chinese design, GO ER ian, brown and green? $99.80, sts nn... S20 fare patterns best Body Brussels, bedroom qape7 Ma + $7475, at... 997 OO Now the question is, am | his legal) | arriage Regular price $11.00 phiarye Steel Be exactly as ill o make It ‘legal | alues they until u tu However, there nay be a simpler] appreciate what § oF ree egul way out of these complications. 1| see them 6 eamless Wi tn tro advine on to consult a judge | Hotel and rx house furnishers, a as home sn $68.50, at $45.00 ot class attorney », bs / 7 | I furnishers, should avail themselves of this unusual value r of high-grade 6x9 size Rugs are also reduced in 1 | EXPLAINS MOVEMENT Q—Can you give me any infor mation about the Big Brother move-| ment—who founded it, when, etc.? New New vou. |] in i904 hy "Rr Koen tn Dinnerware _ Decorative the work has been t p in} rer 340 puiet. "Tues te 0 mast Just Cretonnes of paid workers, supplemented by Arrived volunteers law physi laps antities and s. The pope ; og pose ity e fabrics for tr arated Ma ee side drapes, cushions and up- th shea holstering of summer furni- are mpted us to make rations n of Haviland Dinnerware in the merchants, executives, teachers—|ff \The’Stay Satisfactory’ Range In dusy met ed because of their! good will and natural ability to do} effective w The Little Hrothers | jare boys refe A Range combining all the essentials of perfec-| | tion. w parents, Ro pitals, and by t ture pre ample pre —The economy and con-| 7 tinuous perfect service, | the center of the possible only in a range] band of malleable construction. This is an : A pattern —The quick action and| made up at and good baking | $135.00 for se qualities possible | or twelve pers only in a range with steel oven and body. ; ay —A durability that de-|| Frantz Premier “THE FREE” fies time unknown in ELECTRIC SEWING any other range. CLEANER MACHINE Trade Your Old $1, 00 a Week Hee. $1. 00 a Week Range as Part eee this new showing you will experience no difficulty in the selection of draperies n stock | for the home. can be The moderate prices are 5.00 and jmnother reason why you | should select such materials from our stock parents victims of thelr environment. The task ts to ai ain the cause} of the boy's trouble-——whether tt t truancy, stealing, ly! running away from home, etc.; then, wi the cooperation of parents, thru the mediation of the Big Brothers, to bulld up within the boy a sense of honor and food citizens Every possible agency ts employ to secure resulta—-hoepitals, for ex amination or oporation, the Y. M C. A. cht ad settlement gym nas trial classes and cout trade m schools. um A dramatic tale of Frisco’s Barbary Coast before and during the earthquake; of a girl who lived “on the wrong side of Para | N PAPER Her name was Hell Morgan's Girl. CITIZE ERS Q—! have lived In the United | States for the past seven years; but YOU LOVE HER YOU HATE HER jhave neglected to declare my inten T L M : ——- 7 . ith b J . Wid é. YOU BELIEVE HER YOU DOURT HER \ raid yrsidelbvapeyse alt A. y Bed Payment ona wo ots of arquisette and YOU CONDEMN HER YOU PITY HER lyenre’ time, or must 1 walt five SHE'S WONDERFUL!!! lyears AH. A.—You must walt five years from Scrim Curtains Specially Ezz fof intent on papers before you" can Demonstration of Priced : | ‘“CWEAR-EVER” ALUMINUM WARE ah oes of the present sha udvance on Curtains of i, these two assortments came to us at very much “ ” . tian af eoat “Maggie's Firat False Step” tumbles our maid, Maggie, into Mm | CONTINUED Wear-Ever” Aluminum Tea Kettle ess than usu tee eer eae cee ne Ea: PROmPARE 1 apone 5a50 $1.95 $3.85 Regular price $4.80 Murray, Louise Fazenda, Mary Thurman and Harry Booker are nil ‘ $ ; A P ® A P starred in this new two-ree! super-Sennett Keystone WILSON ASKS FOR fl Made I Vear-Ever Aluminu pular alr ‘air ! uart » } t . mer ‘ 7 MONARCH e First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 1!—Admission 15¢—Children 5c UNITED AMERICA cabo Uy cahel a iat Ay on ‘ i Di he sc — i : ty * ; Merce ieee Se “— Eror knee bake Tt Bs “Wear-Ever’” Aluminum Saucepan two-inch hemstitched These have two and three A a” es ee hard to preserve calm counsel while| [i] Special 69c n cream color; very desir- | rows of drawnwork and 2s the thought of our ow people} ble mapa tae 4 aa 4 swayed this way and that under| Made hea ear-Ever Aluminum, 2 wart ¢, | able bedrooms; regular | inch hemstitched borders: e este emis e din thet ‘ Re s u ' As 1 ec aa PLOT LETTER WAS bors tern bemisphere and in t Another Death in ie influence. | double-lipped and riveted handle price $3.00 thegpair sell regularly at $5.00 a pair, i ae it fi are & composite and cosmo are of the bloc Chinese Tong W AL potitan people. ; CSL ie AERA Pet sia amas ae win FRENCH REPULSE ..*:."2"s.2.28" me cue tse | GROTE-RANKIN— PIKE AT FIFTH —GROTE- RANKIN | | e the rit ” —_ — —-- eeu BY RALPH H. TURNER VIOLENT AT TACK °°: 66, thought of forth between nd them, The — . e: Soao: ward 67 the f Ban Pehl gag Meni. ke ir in.| the . at aoe o more : oi pabaat nay « 8s and of power "upon which peace ‘1 © and their counselag TOKIO, March 5.—That the Ie on our minds, our tr ave t passed have Asks ivtey of America ‘ Secreta was : fe Justri¢ ir commerce, our politics Ain that the part we wished to citizens of the world, There can| must henceforth depend impc The thing I shall count upon, thee ay eared bye pal eta PARIS, March 5.—A violent Ger-| Goon aia in be me ner of{ane 8 er GON was the part of tho to |be no turning ba Our own ~ ie mya Oe eeaiee thing without which ne elther 1 ae to create distrust of Japan in the/man attack over a front of 1%) kighth ave. 8. and K ri We Aren't Part of War an to Vindie nd fortify peace cng as a Sea : ri ae ah . Bas pon : p nae 9 sel nor action will avail is the unis)” United States and to stir up new mi and tn repeated assaults, wa Chinatown is conflic Pts To be indifferent of it have n obliged to arm Our whether we would have | c eed heg Pad itangstns em? gh iy heey ty bod Ame jes and America united” trouble between the United States repulsed last with heav” | rumors of the death of Chew Sam, | Pendent was out the selves to make good our claim to /not tates should be sternly and of | ons an, re ee and Mexico, was the view express- losses to the » today’s Of) Some Chinese decla that Sam |And ye the whi rtain minimum of right and And yet we are not the les Amer fectually suppressed and prevented bh pices oF duty, of opportunity ami ed by officials here totay ficial stateme was not a member of a tong, while | Conse! that we were not dom of action, We stand firm | jeans on that account. We shall be o z rvice The belief was stated that Ger-| The German forces failed to et /othory claim that he was a Sue In conselo f armed ne lity, since j * the more American if we but re oe bh Stand Tepesten “ pease to beware of many never expected the German- a footing anywhere except in ad: sing And still othe thd divisions, we have thet in no other way can we dem-/main true to the principles in) T need no » these princip would turn the “ Japanese-Mexican alliance proposed vanced posts, the statement added picked by mistake together, We have been! onstrate what it we insis hl ge h we have been bred. They pil fetter o ow coun Eee n : septs ae e nation to their owl in the letter Zimmerman wrote to| The attack, which was in suf » slaying of ‘Ch wronged upon the seas, but! ond cannot forego. We may even be are not the princip a province|are your own, part ss pAroel oF | pereae ae tor use them for thes the German minister in Mexico to ficient force to indicate a general death in the four gunmen 6 not wished to wrong or/drawn on by circumstances, not bY nor w single continent. We have) Your own th king an your Owe | Uallaiss Ae: of rive ate power; 0 be a success. The sole aim of the|offensive, was in the region of/assaulte in Seattle during the last {inure in return; have retained) our own purpose or desire, to &/known amd boasted all along that) Mmotlve in a bets Thay ane { wees thatiap 5 t on oF disloy move was to sow the seeds of dis- Caurieres woods and north of v month thruout the consciousness of stand-| more active assertion of our rights |they were the principles of a liber. | 04 vt : Bones ‘al uy f s bi a De ’ ak he pee or of ‘ cord amongst the entento allies In dun © enemy's repeated attacks ing in some sort apart, intent upon|as we see them and a more im- | ated mankind a platform of p' arpos y and of ac be ans n spirit of our people; be- —— |were broken down by the French an interest that transcended the} mediate association with the great Here's His Creed tion, we stand together ware chat our government be kept curtain of fire. iNUX IR N immediate iasues of the war Itself.| struggle itself " And it is imperative that we|pure and incorrupt in all its parts | and As some of the injuries done us No Desire for Conquest These, therefore, are the things | should stand together. We are be Asks for United Ald ‘ (GERMANS LEAVING As say of the, niin done us|" Ne Desire fr Conquest | Taian for, whether in war ori ix forged io © new unty SEG | yyyentnny nes All SARSAPARILLA—Effective t ven clear that we wished|, But nothing «hey are (pane the fires that now blaze thruout | our quty and in. the Meh nesta thought or our purpo: MEXICO Spmonnesen Inothing for ourselves that we were| thought or our purposes, Tey ore | That all nations are equally in.) the world. In. their ardent heat.|‘" perform it In the face ot Mil | lo Ve As comprised In Hood's Sar eady to demand for all man leg |terested in the peace of the world) we shall in God's providence, let us | let ledicate , Sarsapa-! not rea too deeply rooted in the principles) din the political stability of free|hope, be purged of faction and di-| °C let us dedicate ourselyse to tiag | si ri ptiron Pills, these valu-|kind—fair dealing, justice, the and in the politteal sta ne q . great task of our national life to be altered. | ie iies and equally responsible for| Vision, purified of the errant to which we i}freedom to live and be at ease ch b.—That the|#ble remedies possess unequal set our hand. 4 Mareh hat th piscine NEW YORK We desire neither conquest nor ad ; : humors of party and of private in-| or myself, <a | J pet tty | health-value, for the alleviation and| against organized wrong ~ s* |their maintenance nors of party and of private in-|\°) OU, Sa Sepa ele ‘ Zim n letter, prop ng that a against Li tage, We wish nothing that can pos } ore shall «i 4 r an ur countenance i Rub Pain, Ache, mocenaee i sire op] ratan po va win cure of a long train of ailments Want to Fortify Peace Mong sale a the ecat ot another |. coat the ssential prince inle of te re at and sha is t and orth 18 the | and voussOntuad aid it bh 4/cCOmmMon among our people 1 t s spirit and with this ; * rofessed | Peace is the equality of nations in| days to come with a new dignity of} » shado ‘ » ie Swelling Right Out Sermany on the United States, was X mong our people in this) It is in this spi , people, We have always professed |" attera of right aud privilege. {national pride and spirit, Let each}, 'h@ Shadows that now He dani “ ” 1, | 20th century » cove’ € on our p: ' st ” 2 St. Jacobs Oil. intercepted on {ts way to Mexico 1 r inselfish purpose and we covet th That peace cannot securely or iust-|man see to it that the dedication |"PO2, Our path will | soot Maiumm cocnenercenceaeeneaaaeenanneansnaamestesernetinese ’ 7 re| In these days of rushing and| im ; a pelled and we shall walk with the | City by American secret service} ‘i ng an p y opportunity to prove that our pro . ca uate ce i. 5 awn hint: Khe a } a h agents at San Antonio, was hinted | Pushing, beyond the endurance o t e a o be ry ped t upon an armed balance of|is in his own heart, t Ph nis light all about us, if we be but true fessions @ 2 yose of the nation in s even the most robust, nearly eve | feaa e 1 do | bower I *lto ourselves—to rselves neil" known ene, ove he Mu roa ve Take Off Fat) 7220 iis tines wrt ao! P20er scramentn donee nl ate a nina Ni ow mi oratorio" ouelvon all ntly arrived from Mexico Woman nee and mu it home to clarify our own politics have wished to be known ly Rub it on a sprained ankle, wrist shoulder, back or a sprain or strain | ¢o¢ anywhere, that's when you realize) who re the magic in old, honest Je | city ave the aid of the health-giving ind give new vitality to the indus ls eltehabeth hee big eh } aay by eens wal ; counsel of the world and in thes a 7" ‘ powers o| ce tic , ere can b thi mpler than 01 © governe ane at no oth stand here and have taker el thought of al nose wh 6 cobs’ Ol,” because the mor is That's a question that’s been |POWers of this combination of med 1 an be noth Hie Sop ION BAN cesal procpenes Oh Our: Ue MOM WAlCcs ee Suet a CA ce maa tele pp ey eelacin math et Ken the | thought lth who love Ibe # applied, out comes the pain, aché,’ pohering a lot of us Mextear ae t support pe ustain nor. (aking A conve kent Tht tan j 0 hall do them as time and opportu. 6! te SOHNE | De ROE y /bikgh and. sale Ht 3 bi H rou erty and justice and the right exam ene. 4 - mal health tone if is not anp-,times each day until your weight i te tein allah thas the | toe. comme ought, purpose or have been andience because the | alted reness and swelling. It pene-| sai he, “but the San Antonio stor 1 ' I Sse Sis nity serve, but we realiz power of the nily of ons le of the ve ne sbate ight into the Injured) seems to be a pretty well grounded | Ulled, the depletion of the blood |reduced to normal, That's all ust Crautest things that remain to be POWeF ¢ the family of nation people of tt Us ¢ chosen me ! le nerves, ligaments, te0- | gugpicion and the broken-down nerves will) purchase a case of Marmola Prev oo nig be done with the whole Seas Must Be Free ee: ees ea SOR OE DOW | Prerpenent ene eee dons i and bones d relief comes A hundred persons, many of them |800n give way > permanent In-|scription Tablets from your drug-\ or a stage, and {In co-opera : ; er and have by their gracious judg To Remove Dandruff {natantly, It not merely kills pain,| Germans, applied for and received|Yalidiem and ruined health gist, (or if you. prefer, send Te to) Nortd for & Stage, And Tn ee eeral That the seas should be equally | ment named me their leader in af-| ee tp but soothes and heals the Injury #0| jassports to Mexico from the Mexi-| The very best remedies for blood-'Marmola Co., 864 Woodward ave.| ‘oioog of mankind, and we are mak: |{Tee and ane a ad he gah all | falr ‘ | Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderin but soothe ‘ . P v8 PC hogs magerd leo 1 fi ow dives Oo eop) under rules set ) . now wha ne ta year chick gi , quick recovery is effected. tan consulate in New York in the|PUurifying and nerve-building are Detroit, Mich.), and fol Pr ‘ling our spirits ready for thee Me elak in pote a eet cemniae ag Murine \ ae '\ at any drug store, pour a little into | Get a small trial bottle of “St. | jas 24 hour |found in Hood's Sarsaparilla and tions, No dieting, no exercise, Mat) iii. mhey will follow in the im th at, so tar an practicable, they er M inanveleae CL. eer cd ity | your hand and rub well into the: Jacobs Oil” right now at any drug peartiron Piles: vou know Well the what you want oe Ae in it You mediate wake of the war itself and bonis be apcesaible to all upon|may be given the wi oy Cras scalp with he SaaS ee store and stop suffering. Nothing) A woman who is struggling to «reat tonic properties of iron. The ike ap ip on eye mn Bee tains will set civilization up again, We ssual (Bee ' \ Bava ian ins Soca nie te _ rue | 2 ran Ain it not all, ofa aWs | » sete things straight so quick- save her children it begin by|are much ine and improved) And the best part o' armola Pre e provinctals no longer equa gence i« . @} ful scurf wil have disappeared, a ac : chiniel en : ie is the ‘ nly | pawning the household things, The|in this combination—Hoe ur cription Tablets is their harmless-|4" ra P Pad atnie at That national » should | spirit of this great peor T am|Two or three applications will de Ar ly tori on a bad sprain, alarm clock or another kind of|parilla before meals, Peptiron Pills nese. That 18 your absolute safe é itizens of the World be limited to the necessities of na-| their servant and can succeed only |stroy every bit of dandruff? stop »plie o rub on 4 cf , e The tragical ever o he 30,tional order and domestic safety, is they tain and guide me by' scalp itehing and falling hair, Eas : t after guard, he tragical uM f 4 ) tional order an H aly g . strain, bruise or swelling. clock will go fir 4 ‘