The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1917, Page 3

STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1917 PAGE 3 A good, sympathetic, honest, she gets her instructions from thelnible a waving of $ devil, and creates trouble wherever stator |the goes. She Is unfit to live on this earth, and any man who is tled |to her Is tied to an agent from | hell If women would spend more time courting thelr husbands, showing! the winsome attractiveness that good womep are supposed to pos ae fess, they would do more good in| Ment of t tate depart the world. If women would spend more time soothing the nerves quieting the feelings and sympathiz 0. Henry’s first story in pic- tures, agem of the first water, a play of high lights and shadows, together with OLYMPIA, J t $ 4 your national menace ling pleture films than they do in| The college year at t the board of regents Six facuity m bers granted leaves for Courses in merchant m Deering for this summer announced | pathy to tr 5 ures and frivol) tles of the world than they do to | their homes, they are kindling the | fires which eventually consume | domee’ . fidence. fe ld women make the home * ought to be, and the tired DIES of the country will find solace, | comfort and happiness therein. | Wrritriee ASTERS | The alleged “Confessions of) ” K Wives” are but the perjuries of di chs et Irosieey senior First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 |henest women for the pursess ef iinencement Admission 15c—Children 5c 'MARKET REPORT! Jeries. Let the women go home ang|t stay there, then the country will be! rices Paid Wholesale Vegetables and xercine Jane 13, better off, the men will become bet. ter men, and their sons and daugh- ters will be more worthy of respect. ZACHARIAH T. SMITH agulded PREPARES FOR NEW TRADE AFTER WAR . LONDON, June 7.—Great Britain is already preparing for the trade- war which will follow cessation of hostilities. A British trade corpo- ration capitalized at 10,000,000 pounds has been formed to finance tieal “our his: Where ia the TABLES large overseas contracts after the f (te Florida (ecbaake’ erate ; ae adie tot war. fi a si, | Tarmipe i her and the kiddies in oe Ne TE SE mee... to a pool hall or No. 1 100@1 toes t? Ofc women | POPE ATTACKED BY ,*°: © cine , a onasniner tee Golde cal. new, ° ‘rcale ; gs; they need no WAR CRAZED MAN t---0- reurrs ‘ » of love and at | Lettuce —Por ¢ Apples ) r over-wrought 1 ROME, June 7—Pope Bene. ‘tesa! be iia gree] nee dict has suddenly suspende: Cal a $ ed “ all public audiences. At a re- cent audience, it is declared, @ war-crazed man attempted to attack him trom of ec e@ existence do so in f of their riet didn't were ex Prices Paid Vroducers for Kegs. ba s oc tem Poultry, Veal and Pork f r are at the ad. Place Brotlers—1 , tter med “ge Pigeons ood sine Turkey® Veal Fan " pound 14% | wrath upon her head For Sore, Tired, Swollen Feet; For Aching, si: Z Tender, Calloused Feet or Painful Corns sata pases |S ses ome oma —Use “Tiz!” | Batter, Kags and Cheese | ' — ‘@| Serves HIM RIGHT Q.—! am in an awful fix and am © Washington crean cube. a8 , “| ase “Tiz’ when ° ton | coming to you for advice. 1 met Whole year's foot aera : tat dey Seat ache, bern ° S\a girl a few weeks ago and since be eer ree s@i)|that time | have taken her out connl os only or puff up. It's fine several times 5 cents hee +¢ BL the= ia he othe- evening we became ti more friendly than uaual, and jok rab « ingly | asked her to marry me. 1 | nearly fell over when she accept ed. Now, dear Miss Grey, what shall | do? | can’t marry this girl | lack two years of becoming of age and am not yet thru with my k Food to education | 1-Grain Chop Shall | marry her, or shall 1 ta ‘ break the engagement and stand! piled Onte vt tii} a breach of promise suit? 1 do care for the girl and would marry ‘ her later, but now | know the folks would not permit it America Country Hay and Gri (Prices paid wholens Seratch Food .... 7 tam making enough money to support two, | ‘ think; but | am in a quandary what to do, Dad would give me fed belese jo 00) thunder if he found out what | did, Oyster Shells “4 A Fish Meat 66.00] A-About all I can say to you Alfalfa Hay young man, is that it serves you right, flirting with such a serious subject as matrimony. You will | American i om Is simply have to take the conse quences of your own folly and ex sore fest, burning; up the feet. Use “Tiz" an@ wear Ruled Off in Berlin! piain to: the young woman ‘an 8wo feet, tender feet, smaller shoes. Use “Tiz" and for NEW YORK, June 7.—Word gracefully as possible. Certainly get your foot misery. Ah! how! has been received here that |!t would be absurd for you to mar Good-bye, corns, callouses, bun-|comfortable your feet feel George Archibaid, American {TY at this tin jons and raw spots, No more shoe| Get a 26-cent box of “Tix” now jockey, has been ruled off the | tightness, no more limping with|at any druggist or department tracks of Berlin, on account of - —-— pain or drawing up your face in|store. Don't suffer. Have good hig nationality The Star Spangled Banner agony. ‘Tiz” {s magical, acts|feet, glad feet, feet that never | floats more prov y over every | right off. “Tiz” draws out all the) | aweil, never hurt, never get et FREAD STAR WANT ADS” poisonous exudatious which puff| Beware eof imitations! a here a Liberty Bond. | ¢ 4 | ot i : , Cynthia Grey's GERMAN AIM Cynthia Grey’s ad F ood Form SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS STATES MEN'S VIEWS BY WILBUR 5. FORREST OTTO F. KEGEL, President Dear Cynthia Grey: Your paper | PARIS, June ‘We are not id has been running articles for some | making war solely against the time called “The French army and French terr Confessions of a te but against Frenchmen Wife.” Other aenérelty, "yaar women, chil - papers have dren and everything that be ronnine aimiler aes ractive ape rices articles, purport “ an com Ing to be “The ' flicer in n told Ser t d and Printae Confessions of a « oel, mayor of Noyon, before - Wite the Germans sacked th owr i It might be hortly before the destruction be cluded are patte 1 c for tchen, bat m or well for some gan, the commander summoned dining + one to write the | No and demanded that he name ‘ age ; ra truth, | assume | specifi tances. of senseless $1.40 Inlaid J eum, the $1.05 that you are fair, | atrocit alism commit $1.1 a I eum ] 8S7¢ and will publist ted by the kaiser’s troops. $1.90 Inlaid Linoleum, the yard $1.55 lA ay pel Noel put An 15 minutew—the time par ay Tint wee fs! a whioh may] allow e¢ after AL rinter i ‘ oe arouse the at-| The rule is invariable that a »! - Sed NOVELTY PATTERNS IN LINOLEUM are Itention of honest women, and per-|™Man shall be introduced to a wom : : sa he “ - nas the haps revive the sleeping con.|4n. The woman's name is always a i nis sciences of idle women | spoken first, as “Miss Brown, per After } the ‘cor n 1% nin if" the women. of the country|™it me to Introduce Mr. Jones | in excused such conduct by eral new | would return to their own position| “fs, Hersh ch blood and {fl roor office use— J and fill their niche in the home as Rad 4 fie tianneh steal fewer women writing about their $ 0, a child w beaten with « J Infidelity of thelr husbands. NEW ARMY SHOES then forced to salute a dumr Two Lo s of Marquise e Curtains |home-loving, dutiful, kind-hearted) WASHINGTON! 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