The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1917, Page 3

Cynthia Grey’s ETTERS GUIDE PURITY Q.—! have alwaye felt that the happiest marriages are when man and wife have the full confidence In each other, But what | wish te ask is thia: A man and wife are living happily together, thinking they have this full confidence when Ams ) lileve thay ted always lived anu right life? Along with this | wish | might thoughtless boy as well np f living your ne there will be nothing you will as girl the tance early life ch a way that after marriage wish "STARTING. is WOULD LIKE TO HEAR Dear Miss Grey: | see in The Star tonight that Dr. Mark A thews has received no reply nt Wilson since he services. But why should Pres dent Wilson anawer him, any more than one of our boys? Let him do as our boys are doing—go to any of the recruiting stations and offer his services—they would be glad to ace Let him offer his services for his country not for the notoriety ADDY ‘HARA “The Bookworm Turns"—a he would get Would like to hear what others think about it ONE OF YOUR DAILY READERS. | met WOMEN SHOULD ENLIST | Dear Mise Gre 1 have not writ ten to you before, but I'm going t right now. Miss Grey, why don't women en list? | know a lot of women who ALLACE URLITZER First at Pike Admission 15¢ Y Mistcrs! fcRS Continuous 11 to 11 Children Se a are either too lazy or they're too rc a Thin ee ¢ sey wrapped up in style. | think it's DACIFIC OUTFITTING il F we Bag : a: Names of British McG thine were. poxtine thelr minus 10 Steals “D F issi spc] on something useful—getting down 1 ope Mission Announced 0° something usetut—getting down | COR THIRC & UNIVERSITY at home and drese up while their me te ; Apr The husbands and brothers—yes, even nat veo as follow 5 i ju s apt t se their lives as irons 20 i u Ar r Ja } men, so they might as well lose a large ar c four, M. P,, O. 3 The fighting for their country—unt ral h on I KC MG. B. [they do, men will never regard ther as their equals. rson Ian Ma C. F. Dormes | YOUR CRED ISO.K an Malcolm. 3. F.; C. F. Dormes: |") am a married woman. | have 8 | ane i C hh. My (onlld 3 years old. | have a brother — For All Pain” * K. C. B.. M. Vee the front In France. | have s o wd 4 Cen ¢ brother-in-law in the ranks of the tency of any drug” says Dr. prides CM D ©. Capt British army. My uncle wae killed n active service And now I'm ready to go. I'm a crack marks man and would rather die on the field beside my husba than be n prisoner by the enemy AN AMBITIOUS WOMAN FRIENDS VALUABLE Q—if a woman loved a man would she not be willing to go t live where he wanted to live, since sho has no relatives in the city pt ter gee & Allen - where she is—only friends G being taken. They appear to prevent ; Pecutne “ A nd © BOF the bad after-effects of the quinine A : ind | tne t Anti-kamnia tablete are ack A for the headaches from im ‘ Pe than tive t ove thor for bende ioe h she would be w origit ty tor we , a give prot antag the patient is able ‘ A . te “ene Just Printers |NONE HAVE, HOWEVER You'll like the mystery novel in|| 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 this week's Star ' nstitution Q.—According to the c of the United States, can the presi dent be elected for more than tw STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 19, ‘POIN County WAVE A GARDEN SCRAP BOOK These articles are va ‘ble for use in the future f you don’t start a garder now and for reference aft er if you start « garden Why net clip) them and By Floyd Rader paste them In a book K ty Agriculturiet Have a garden scrap book \ like the housewife's recipe scrap book t ars > After spading deeply, being Mi PALIN a ; We areful to push the ie down pvpdgaice three en 8 ld be made ; ahs ‘a fing with hoe and rake. Stones ; ; ; and rubbish should be removed , a and ail mps should be be eyltlen , ne broken up the depth of the bay ie Bet ade. It's the tiny roots of the meer iy eae plant that gives the yield and ee saa An these tiets cannot force "age : themselves thru lumps “gee par dee libedore if you have or an get wo ave ashes, sprinkle them over the 1 « f lime be all garden before you rake it the est cs Drainage of the land is im t of it * t portant. It should have suf re ficient fall to drain off surplus nd water during a rain and yet not ~ DANDRUF HAIR 1917 Garden Expert PAGE 3 PER ON Fells PADIN of I Fertilization 80 steep that the soll be wash- 25 Cent Bottle of “Danderine”,S \°* Shs nial hood Keeps Hair Thick, Strong, | ying a hol See ‘ Beautiful er § fill clinkers or Girls! Try ‘This! Doubles) He , 1 never be Beauty of Your Hair in fn v 1 fall whe or throw away any of eaves, straw, grass Spade ft un thus i) with b 8. Sod tl} ‘ t Ir « w ¢ 1 | Great Men and Statesmen Satisfactory Terms Always me QROTE-RANKINCS. OTIOT KEGIL. Cerne fanager Trunks and Suitcases Have Prices | Reduced ‘ S10.410 t ! Fiber Tru ¢ $ k Fibe nk | ‘ S12.80 ‘ $18.00 | { 86.95 Marquisette Curtains Special, the Pair, $1.89 Brass Curtain Rods 8e inches, each § 1 Carpet Remnants Extra Good Values f ( Rer I els, Velvet from nants are included d Wilto: to 15 yar Odd Size Rugs At Unusual Reductions > two-tone Blue Wilt 7-0x7-6 two-tone Blue Wi 10-9x10-9 two-tone Brown Wilton, re 9x11-8 Tan and Brown Body Brussel 10 Rose and Ivory Body Brussels, regular 6-7x8-5 One 00, for. One 0, for... | “eal tle $ ished the short Carpets; all are 831, + $22.50 Bcasaie ascribes AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin PATRIOTISM, PROFIT CONSCRIPTION OF MEN AND MONEY By EDWIN J. BROWN r metal T t or sanitary inspectors ecessar 4 r es, simply because they are i weil | istians me there ight worse.) men r great es, mines, mills and shops. € a ated and boiled out ext { \ t children i das of | DOr power) rho 0 t to be in scho: n men w defective rifles from ‘ = t per cent pro riotism Is ma 60 per cent profit on wa to exploit t m and € no slavery support pars old? and statesmen to per fit institu- where diy- the sweet boys and girls (a and at play t and cith » government for k to the govern- munitions he people and raise terms in succession? MERTON ie nuld manifest. {1 \ atened to gouge the gov a.—Ve mut no Lhe thas ever 9 a not only fe e it for the r t, Was that Patriotism? been elected three # ruriance, | sot Apr gia li 1 or. fesila No, indeed! All these th are done for profit, Prenat. LSTA ERY a akadl ri ot of any natic yw at war got | and profit is the extent of some people's patriotism, With the Little Folks— tree Cana etins wore enourh for ann |atore or tollet counter, and” p may other nation? | Not a bit elas q an SAgaE AL han t isa nation now at war had re Conscription of Men and Money or injured by careless t t orded before war was declared in ope I may be mistaken, I admit, but after Australia has WANTS NOSE FIXED tt a 1 “ refused to submit to conscription by voting it down, sired. teeing in Q.—Can a surgical operation be | beautiful hair and lots of it if you enturte n land and piracy upon (h® | and Canada has voiced a pronounced sentiment performed on a large pug nose to will just try a little Dander ere regarded as legit mate enter on and the | against it, I believe it un for our govert make it regular? The question may 1 4 - road to distinction, wealth and ; H thrones fi ations, | ¢ conscription upon a people who are told that d foolish, t 1 Id a it not so today, for ¢ aded things in the world free seems to me that roople A sdern surgery bas accom Neuritis who make profit or have an insane e ove before it is imposed If, however, it mugen : Mee 4 . . lin xan blood, If the great men of » world then make it operate equally upon all men, the You wake t f Sciatica, Etc. ue eat as they would have us be and like, and with equal reward ant re- from . moulding r - | men the work? measured up t t for if a man gives his life to his country’s Blectra-Vita te f-charged body ’ 7) Livi thas arts ama v oh ? Batiery, which pumps a sesdy, un fect ¢ c ) 1 RE 4 vi lenials and ¢ tian hey I has given more than r y, therefore great Broken stream of gnivanic electricity Int throa ecta 4 could there a war t e, he has given mi than money, therefore, great sesioerres tor hours whi ay if your physique ¢ t 1 € . telat a hate Mal men and statesmen, extend your conscription to all ipon in such a ma Oe ibe tuk Chiao Ae E : roads, steamships, telephones and telegraphs; also all ou have st ones Patriotism is the love and devotion Of | metais and explosives, for the lives of our men are at ¥ & leek of nerve 6 CRITICIZES MAN eat ! es!both mind and heart to one’s country in tenet a s Valuable as thei relied an ships, ttle wires, be found to be an i Let me state C at . : the lead, the steel and the copper that we need in w Ana Tit pines ihatranne tre Palestine "/seeking to adjust its institutions so that| “"Statesmen, you say we are all equal. If 0, con- ms yay BAYS OF ‘ abi ow ores biaahdd eo Jaa >| n ance incomes of over $50,0 es! HA-V You can have t endid Columbia Grafonola, toget th met many a boy during the 16 years r matter hewl the public good will be the supreme law | seript ie Fentlegt ay alt tn , m x f over 0 bee arvere pains In dif: fovent parts éiaciectinns, m record ai t needle ent to you me on f life, | have er kissed one ‘ : s ; i : eepre year, and make possible for any man to make one : of the body, could not ent ar sleep d ‘ eis hay : BOE MESH canealvanthe prasticarer deine He ' earl and private rights will not be destroyed, | doar profit out of this war men there are who | east _ FREE TRI fy Lo 80 disgusting and silly, to say the |promnt and “I thus prompting obedience to its laws to | would murder ail the people for profit. Business ts least. .But the words of the young! .\ . eM pe yusiness With us profit-monger two ; ee dh en jcaBulonl SMMC an ChE Wicadly (atAthh SHAT cise the support and defense of its rights, in- these great and rich men are patriotic citizens, ibilitte 1 with to: keep tt, the: price cot holds In disrespect the gir! whor Ky stitutions, welfare and existence. | they will ad and willing to give their ri ads, 6 {6 on he has induced to surrender her, tar ' f 1 their steamships, their telegraph and telephone lines, good senee fills me with righteous | ct ult 1 , he above be a comprehensive definition of | their mills, metals, mines and explosives, just as the : SPECIAL TERMS OF $1 A WEEK indignation. By what code of ethics |"! 4 It provides ®) Katriotism, Tam at a loss to understand how great | humble widow gives the life of her only son to this na- {Caller write tor can he who kisses deem himself|” \ tt iit to] men and statesmen can advocate war, which brings | ton, Let the great and rich men of our nation set an $0-page” book. mn higher and in position to disrespect t! ©ase*| death, destruction, disease and degradation to the xample and show their patriotism by giving up their tee oe the one whom he has kissed? Sure-| (hat " LB is doc.) vation which they claim to love with patriotic devo- | profit, while the common soldiers show their patriot. i Consultation Office hours: ® ly one is foolish to the same extent | +t with ut Hee, ion ism by siving up ee lives We say we are a nation } uae ce ©:50 pm. pacers ct even aa the other, And why, may | ask. |?) t method will end at once la it patriotic for the people of this nation to ac- | Of eduals—are we lars a bags by appointment. Phone Main cannot girl, reversing the situation, | , for all time all tt tortures| capt a man's servi nd Hfe for nation | My article next Thurstlay will be on . suceessors, £0 declare that she disrespects the boy tv inetes (OF oaratle| fonge, rights and honor, and let his mother, father, | ~ e Electra-Vita Co. Liters halhing MocbneCe HG le wack and Uarianiy enoualt Are n Neuralgia.) in (a. children and loved ones be deprived of | TOM MOONEY i nom Eemprens U to kiss her i ira a and other| his agsistance and care? Then pay oldiers and }| The boy who eon framed—convicted on perjured -@ peeve Peewee AVS, O T hird + mssversit It is nothing In the world but the]! ' i tent to sallor boys $3.00 per ds testimony—and sentenced to be hanged in San Frans ' — “s ~ old double standard, reflected in the! ney Is it patr for the eity of b s UN cisco. | know Tom Mooney and I am sure that he is a eo ELEPHO BLIAOT 1 minds of the young i trent, CIVIL efvil commission) to make rules Which | not guilt : | READ STAR WANT ADS A WOULD.BE 8UFFRAGETTE. ‘jiu ildg., Buffalo, N.Y deny men the right to work as laborers, park help KDWIN J. BROW) | —____ ll CE § if