The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1917, Page 3

an _ PAULHAFFERIS Week RELEASED UPON ——! | LISTER PARDON HE GARDEN TACOMA, May After serving three months in the county jail for slandering the memory of the firet president of the U. §& P | HMaffer is once more a free man today He w doned by Gov Liate 1 nt and to pa etter in Hat C Rinett Joab,. ) atte ‘ Ais 12 Reel a oe A Love Story of tho lower ¢ ere a of the Sahara F today, Haffer de i ' tb , PEARY IS COMING ay, at the Arona CHARGE sit DRIVER Oliver G. Wallace whore ite bh seven pa 1 MEN To LEAVE JOBS Giant Wurlitzer Se heodule. 220 ‘GHILDREN reagd Alkali Makes Soap Bad for Washing Hair Admission 15c; some seats 25c Children 10c; Loge seats 30c CONTINUOLS, 11 TO Tt FIRST AT PIKE MARKET REPORT, a 75,000 Estates | MARKET RE sia a Held Up in U. S, Probate Tar Pale Whales kar ag aid { ar Courts | Pr Veaeranien and att g. bright, Mus Our business is to trace tyes uch meas sinafthag owe “pope te “@ YR del e Ae eat Teh raization Papers {2eltner ise | AMUSEMENTS re you proof of where ||| Cora sese—Per tb ; oe ‘ ee ae ome Corumbess— one vasion : sack ze : (NEW PANTAGES Es Beacon 3835 “Teak vat ie. teed ‘isegi ryr Hoxers Si canis 403 30th Ave. S. Onions— e Corner 30th and Jackson alte «+. is ; 4 : hiewiss PALACE HIP Special Excursions East i) et a VIA THE , escent RP “MILWAUKEE” *| Orpheum Theatre Round Trip Fares to a “othe Sesiginh ial Boston . $119.20: °: i4)| riven: oe ty tz.00 Chicago . 80.00 . St. Paul . 67.50 Des Moines 74.35 Low Summer Tourist Fares on Sale 4 1 September Not to exceed Oct G od returning for 3 months From Points in the Northwest to RELIABLE DENTISTRY New Vork st. Pant Ronte “7 118.00 118.20 aha, Council Binffa, Kansas City nod st. Joseph n the fares. many other points Proportionately reduced fares to at slightly higher East. Return thru California The “Olympian”—The “Columbian” Two Fast Through All-Steel Trains Every Day ibe Pun de aca fe ie Sede ay i bciieve that he sult find a. modest sua ? 1 Dr Ma girl at a public dance, herefore he offere addition formation ll on or address en ; ancl se Rus eeey ostik oe beleuas City Ticket Office, Becond and Cherry—Ell. 4812 | Pitz raid and Waa se PAINLESS AUSTIN en not get requainted with the ; ° : apectal appropriations the counel DENTISY ete aequ inted $60 nally: be Chicago,Milwaukee& St. Paul Ry. iota apa eaves Co tala torts te are ae from cit ie soureear 3s | ‘them. ihe high cost of living has STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917. PAGE Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS FAIL IN FINAL TEST Dear Cynthia Grey ‘Norma’s” recent observation con cerning the bach elor world, per mit me to offer an explanation This question of men clanning together is, 1 should way, a se rious social prob that will have some direct the social and tem bearing future on econ politi al life Man's lonesome by nature, and woman needs af fection by in SYNTRIA OREY stinct Both conditions are purely men tal Therefore, condi tions only enter in as secondary considerations, That is the one great mistake of the women; they place too much hope on the out ward appearance, to the utter dis regard of their brain, To really be acquainted, people must exchange of intellect become closer to each physical ome have an Then they ther and eventually form a lasting friendship. The girl assumes a forced expression and conversation when in public. If a man becomes a trifle interested in one of the opposite sex, and suc ceeds in treading thru this reserve, usually he is d results. He is discouraged many attempts, and finally to his fellowman as a rest, the | while hoping for a to awaken him search again ing women forget that the out appearance serves only as an beneficia average y¢ and ung manner after takes but all possible to the war ve entrance which they possess is the final test Convenience eration, It is very easy to tele phone a man, meke a date, 90 to a show, and return home feeling a tense of enjoyment. The conver sation between men (when alone) is interesting and elevating. Aleo the financial question is more eas ly solved. We do not have to con ceal the fact that we are about broke. Whereas, to the average irl, we must present a prosperous nt and have a reserve 400 per cent greater than the actual ex r 2 (if we are to enjoy any nd). Lack of frankne gent conversation | be sve to be the causes of the ev The wv | remark that the ame is of the men, and | agree th 8. But let the women nat reserve, and the re will be better. Lack of op nity of meeting people is an Certain classes go to throw off por other error In anewer to appointed with the| and that the intelligence| 8 the other consid-| SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS tae QROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL, General Manager. BUY A MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGE THIS WEEK YOU SAVE $10.00 ise stock « + Mon- Id this week at reduction of $10.00 on each range, sree ae Our w arch Ranges will a ner a ne These fifty-four Monarch Ranges are of the same high standard in construc. { tion finish as the many thousands now in use in Seattle ipped with all the very the vitreous enameled flue linings, an feature put on th this ye latest improvements except | exclusive Monarch market in March of We Must Close Out Our Entire Warehouse Stock of Monarch Ranges Not So Equipped par The following ire inc rhis offering is unusual, and in all One, No. 1226; twenty-one, No. 132¢ - silit never will be “peated one, No. 1356; s No. 1426; one uty EVES MOT Re Ni ad bee twat 1596 ri ain. Therefore, we urge prospective No. 1556; two, No, 1826: one, No, | Tange buyers to make the most of this 1856. opportunity. | Your Old Stove Taken as Part Payment on Any of These Specially-priced Monarch Malleable Ranges —Pike at Fifth— | Grote-Rankin | Grote-Rankin Tht THoman’s Army Against Waste certain well-defined places, and to | north intrude is against custom The ‘ sae | ment SS ee auto st Worn sincere and intelligent application Sixth Round of Ammunition. of Portland, resulted in a fractured: of the following should produce . j collarbone and dislocate good results, but it's dangerous Waste in Garbage for Walter Hayes, presiseai “Stranger, if you meet me and ee Eee VO. desire to speak tome, why shouldn't Monday eee bs pags bedi @, was, t © it's worse than it —— TODAY'S WASTOGRAM TEACHER WRITES We raponl elias sera Dear Mins Grey: Allow me to tants waere answer “Norma,” who complains When the housewife throws of the “Bachelor Boys” who go to) the leavings from her dinner ances and shows alone or in| table into the garbage pail she occur to. Jou p with other boys. |! have! does it probably without a ress you have ai taken notice of h a custor thought. The routine of plan while (he Samy However, this practice can usually! ning, preparing, serving and FOUe be ned to a certain class Of| estirg a meal and clearing up t,he co in whe have bemeEnder|: caunneic s raod Manito rhe ause of their attrac my observation during the past) houseke has always con gee : tive locks. Inquiry among thei 7 our yeare of teaching a school for} sidered herself a careful man © gua inst par- | discloses the fact that they Dring young men. No reasonable fault) acer-tho ene abhors frugality the waste in/out all the natural beauty of thelt can be found with the man who so why fuss about. the bas les Ye can find | ha careful shampoot not attends a show alone, Many busi-| Garbage es for t onions, rad-| with any soap or makeshift, DUE ness men will choose being in It w 1 not be er leasant 3 S e with imple mixture by putting @ show alone, at times, for te tiie, but , ¢ t s ‘ teaspoonful of Canthtansaams ary quiet and rest iv ral ot ergy they get from the zist} ye The Bachelor Boys” who go, men 8 mus FOU cup of bot water and applying this to dances or social gather to the city gar-| lower le nstead of soap. This full eup of ings sually the boys with only shampoo liquid is enough so te pueuise” in thele Gadbita. ai tie } ? a winta ke easy to apply it to all the hair in ones who have to eponge effi waiting t 1 thelr 4 ene st ist the top of the head. the “pop-corn” sports that will hang iat. come er rm color, Dandruff, @Xs around the dance hall trying to rh i wom rence H, Ive are dissolv make the acquaintance of a “new ogin to wonder t her | intend: { the Stir i r. The nate isa one,” with prospects of no morelow ‘ aa Seat has been is ta it looks much heavier chiri gar tube aumandiiars “s “Ag t ond t's ec m in while its luster and soft The “REAL YOUNG MEN ARE 1 th er day with the fore. | Tek r Plightful NOT ALONE,” they are busy and of a garbage du are the ones who make dances and Since food prices have been social gatherings possible 4 @ #e rea U. 8. ARMY SCHOOL TEACHER NOBODY HOME Dear Miss Grey: | will try and give “Norma” my version of why young men go to dances and shows ne, being a bachelor of 39. It is the same in the country as in the city. If girls would refrain from passing remarks about young men spend their and stop cheap skates because who money calling them they don’t spend all of their weekly pay would be less of this clannishnens. To be in style, aman must take his friend to dinner and he is dubbed there buy sweet things “cheap.” The last one | took to a show parsed so many remarks about voung men | know that it disgusted me, as it was natural to suppose that she would say the same things about me So now | have decided to a9 alone BACHELOR—39 WANT COMPANIONSHIP ear Miss Grey: In answer to Norma: The true reason why most by fellows attend dances and shows ves or with other fellows because they find too much forward rees and vulcarity connected with the rane oirl. It is not the boys f the fault of the girls that they do not have good boy friends Of course there are exceptions to ll rules, | have had a great deal rf experience in attending public dances, and can rendily say that the maicrity of the girls become too fa ave fellow wants chin of a modest in respectable or not this is very unjust and overtheless it is true, feilow does not The the cirt ge ether he Of course sh, but 4 the a averace nothing to do with it, because the right kind of a girl will save more money for a fellow than he could Do YouKnow Thal te Union Dentists save otherwise, as she will keep him away from the pool rooms and fase 1 charge less for first-class work t any other other such places dentists {d Geattla?” ‘Their work pied The trouble is with the majority for vaare. Ataolitel : : of girls, and you girls would find . solutely, painless extracting. this true if you could be a boy for LADY ATTENDANTS just one night and attend a public dance. 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