The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1917, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, NOY. 20, 1917. PAGE 3 I, W, W, AT CAMP! 2 Tt Cynthia Grey’s Answers to | SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS 10 BE TRIED BY Her Readers’ Questions _SIMIL COURT Poet ae wm: | TRAE GROTER AN Kl N CO. with " 4; whet with pune, And tt OTTO F. KEGEL, President it Kheni wut the thing that | patflotie.kcoking”. thi : I SA Lo CC Tc WEDNPSDAY , “ t od by the « 8 " e ing goes, a went » uidepor o tell t re natures. If you don't put this ecard in the and earnestly 4 Dear Mins Grey: Will you kindly how to do it, It looks to me | tell us, thru your columna, in whieh politioa! pull gets their little five dol- | of Shakespeare's plays the following tars a day for them. Why line ap) Stay not 1 eo tweuble ong | HY Une the money it took to print | der of going, but & tiers * ay colored “patriotic looking” | Thanking y nad A by office . , salaries of thene TWO AGE EMPLOYES yt need it—and buy The correct quotation warm blankets and| “stand not upon the order t perhapa your going, but go at once that the American! jy from “Macbeth eral are patriotic ¢ and give both with Miss Gr cards. Wouldn't they il aileiiiene $0 in anes ; The Ideas of These lekly with thetr .o anger lth Ragone 30 5 abrta hay uot GR appeal trem | ree tee now ite my Kitchen Scientists tre 4 : the [5 Gash tad tokive DEC been oale to Make It Possible 4 hE be | get mince, an ‘oul ¢ . Mrs. Christine Frederick, NO PROM THIS YEAR The | ee ie dar ao noted Household E Kroadw ' aan of | DO ne ‘ 1] 3 ¢iency authority; hear of Applecroft Exy ment Station, Nev York Mrs. Alice R. Dresser, | , Consultant of House- |o—— - meen, 3 CE OT Fe ps capi eel meeblytd ear Minw Grey: \ you please hold Administration, Today's Market . ay the | fl me @ 30th of Nove Massachusetts. é 2 ; | Rh csiiet a i cee ¢ velit ay. ——, Mrs. Janet M. Hill, Prin vz ywe@ it to your family and yourself to save \ i A READER cipal of the Summer your health, strength and time. Long hours in “Th Ri: e f JennieCushings’ Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers fer yee Poet | cree 96 Set: ha Senene School of Cookery, New the kitchen, miles of needless steps, standing at your | i} oo ‘ | do not | rele + SAL ‘ Hampshire; Editor and work, all sap your vitality, bring on old age before __ VEGETABLES © women —and the men | Author. its time and put lines into your face. tpg thin | cape Gray Hair? Miss Alice Bradley, Prin- ‘ eee ee ~s cipal of Miss Farmer’ KITCHEN *! ING THEL SViCee nao a UseBARBO School of Cookery, Mz | . " ye KI mh streaked. faded or gray hair. achusetts CABINET ? \ : *** "i g1.08 © Hoover cards are nc You Can Make it Yourself Mis s Fay Kellogg, a prom- A Hoosier in your kitchen will change all this. ; ; \ NW BOOM Cot « tox of Barbe Compound ab inent New York Archi- You will have many more hours of leisure. When / bhetese <a ediate tou | * ‘ Cost Mrs. ; s pvedidae Sab work time comes you can sit down comfortably and . ms a, B 3; ew the count ‘ any te . rs. Frank Ambler Fatti- restfully.. Here is one feature alone that will save eet end bad oor comedy r tora! . n Domestic — Effi- you hours of time—the Hoosier Porcelain top is abso- creation in two parts. ° ‘ y Engineer, New lutely sanitary and as easy to keep clean as a china ff Jersey plate. This is but one of the 40 Hoosier labor-saving Mrs. Nellie Kedzie Jones, features. ; ° AT } > WALLACE 43, WURLITZER! ; Household Consultant, Your health will be better. Old age will be kept Wisconsin away. Fresher looks will return. eeees ‘ Mrs. H. M. Dunlap, Do- The wonderful kitchen helps and short-cuts devised STAR-LIBERTY . ‘ mestic Science Expert, by the Hoosier’s Council of Kitchen Scientists, many NEWS WEEKLY : : Ilinoi of which have been built right into the Hoosier, . , makes this possible. | , Pike: a nod . | Come in and see these cabinets. Let us show you the vital part that makes the “pple hee yrs me os Anon aig 10¢ Winter Benante : | Hoosier the greatest kitchen convenience in the wor! jay, and let us explain our Reman Beast ‘ " a {| easy payment plan. Hoosier prices range from $31.50 to $54.50. 'TWO |. W. W. GIVEN ee ~~ ~"""1'736 Overcoats and Suits THEATRES 1 30 DAYS IN JAIL HERE ike corre Go on Sale Wednesday! | THEATRES j° ce ng conics a Ge soeln PALAQS MF mwa mt Whiting. (te Baking Powder " ° Will Raise The Dough *¢ — - ad 2am KNOWLTON <i bh tba mr ow vee Mr. H. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium _ Oi Mooi Yenittw ings. tee.) Feats: With. the. A ee Ly $981 rd Ave. opp. P.0. i a . tod uy wer , ' wes ces and Larsen-Mueller Shoe Stock of Portland, Oregon, | « , > ‘ coy area: at " ‘ygitt!) Makes Great Clothing Purchase. Grabs Wonderful! work 4 keep the alr lite f — } ; Crevvion Per th ; Sample Suit Stock and Will Throw It All on Sale! —_ rtwheeling) Take Murder Suspect|—— a Wednesday Morning at 8 o’Clock Sharp. [Van and Yorke are the comedy) | Surpected of being. the as STAR WANT ADS || at eo eee Men's Sample Suits and| om their exaneerated physical pro:/ave, and Union fh nis heki|, SES! FOR RESULE es : te E Overcoats—gray, brown and) nope se ° blue patterns—worth to $18,/ J ere arge . go for $6.85. | Risen SL 33 6 : Men's Sample Suits and) ogrsoua: =~ | Wre® |=: =) TELEPHONE OPERATORS $9. We're selling these 5 } Samples CHEAP, but they INDIGESTION are not “cheap suits.” Thev're HEARTBURN ; ' ? samples—one of a kind—but all sizes included. > Men's anes jt og si none FE. Vet aa ie Overcoats, tifully — tail- eike x Dm, 3. B. BINTON RISURATED ores ere, inciing the celebrated Permanent positions are open to experienced Free Examination ® i ts Wool. fabrics, beg ieee ale 2 erators pest $2.50 c1asses NESIA Baa [| net fenen, ent. Woanniny tn telephone operators BLEis ‘ ” lend, Who Starties Sample S Sale to $11.85. sy: wee on OD Earth | ON Aso rownnn vonw (fer ge 446, 8) Th peels cant, Sateen” Hundreds ef stylish Suits There are also some positions open to young women without telephone experience. Feonomy Size 25e S1-Cin gy Instantly Relieved by stores in the Northwest that really 3 Ma m ie U Sale Prices and Overcoats in this lot. rind lenses from start to finish, t > x find we are the only one in tion , |UNION STORE — UNION HOURS Wednesday we'll throw an Pileesachoat vg Mlb sey Pe Seopa, i . vg . entire Sample Suit Stock on sale, and if you are in need of tometrist prescribed | . ¥ je. Califor 1 an Overcoat or Suit come in and give these the once-over— ovoliemegy cae eeveoses they're priced to sell in a hurry—and by Wednesday night BINYON OPTICAL CO. | \.°; rt tATE t th ene ~ a we don't want a one left. And look how we'll sell Shoes! 1116 FIRST AVENUE WHERE. tw 1: aps ‘Walkover Shoes $1.98 Good wages from sate vamiogtes *: MEN'S WALK-OVER and SAM.) BOYS’ WET WEATHER SCHOOL Regular and frequent increases. DE NTA [ What Physicians —Wewr'sto: cost sion, MOPS, ALL Soup bas “7 , 4 en's Fine San as Shoes, —* >. 4 2.5 : ® Prescribe for Nerves wou tw s20, cout 82.48, Buy SHOES ‘ Steady and permanent positions two pairs for the price of one. ANNOUNCEMENT | a Bee ie in teen oe net Pleasant, light, clean work. nett nee. weebe | this wet weather, worth to $6.00, go 14 and all elouz, a French scientist at 82.585. s; worth to $10.00, 2.98, . . ° cae ae eee Se essence shin aihiedl ail lacs a Light and airy central offices. 1 k-Overs, Florshiem I have taken a long lease on the National Dental nyat y ) \ oke your pick a ° Offices and Green flotel (located. at Fourth and si fioie ve ott de I. Spe Foes Comfortable rest and recreation Pike Streets) and will take possession DECEMBER ‘ os nap ; sale prices. And note the following prices can't be beat aineialaa 1. Present tenants have been notified to vacate ‘he tne te Sane \e said premises on that date. phosphoru ‘ ofte pe « 4,300 ARROW COLLARS, I will operate the Dental Offices under the human # en at ° . name of THE SHERRY DENTAL OFFICES. ainazed ‘the acientific and 1 GO AT TWO FOR 15¢ First class lunch service at less than aré 2 rive yol wt : e The derwear, we to $2.50, goes at pe ee ee eee tad Miner Just| 80g; Men's Flannel Shirte, worth cost. fi ‘ Nes down and Kogers grabbed all to $3.50, at $1.38, Men's $1.50 DENTISTRY THAT SATISFIES = i on ee ote ee ae ‘ ¢, Insomnia, lack morrow at 2 for 18¢. wrge lot of Men's Overalls go " This is well known by many, as I worked in these J KY, igue SENOUA i ’ ce of MEN'S iicn.|° ped = Pants bea nnual vacation wl pay: offices nearly 3 years. a, thinness, et aye int . | SHIRTS that sold to $2.00, 4) go'n5. Dress Shirts, Black The hotel will be thoroughly renovated and fy 0%" physicians ott by tne je Ween See Sick benefits, death benefits, pen- newly furnished throughout, and under the man- Sonate ‘Quart ag Ahh “ sal por sa ey of one of » Ot - : ith t tt 1 agement of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew, who first oper- J ore, ero ne e My ara ca “dean “is x Gn I beh Oe ng sions, without cos o employes. Hot ite #7 Sank Mis i . epipsttoad fae ereen ‘ 4 h . Prt SIDENY SUSPENDERS. Bil chal 1a tide sale And alae wt thehe J ploy otel to be a SA 10te or our “Sammies, ‘ i 5 ot Soe, We Mandkerchiefs at 4¢. rock-botter le pour elf, mother, daughter, sister or sweetheart. vat Aseutite fi where’ in the Gin’s Wool ix per ise. Men's And Ley te Cotton Sox at Be 8 Wool Une he advertises—the Phosphate « #0 lo cr if you want te ‘be here with the crowds W ) Sale within the reach of everyone. One ' d ,), | Starts Wednesday m ing at 8 a. m. sharp. « Shop Early.” We = yd oe Mt tablete hould aa ge BL are a UNION STORK—we cater to the “Union E RAPH C0 D R J ; SHERR y ipstane ie mus! Look for the BIG UNION STORE with THE RED FRONT x J e e bees sleep Reviatered Dentist ecw os SS The Red Front Clothing Co. |) Telephone Euiott 6377 1115 FOURTH AVE. Two Entrances—Fourth and Pike charg tha fio oe" 1608-1510 FIRST AVE. tii"Sch’ ot Sew, makes life so truly worth while.