The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1918, Page 3

MIDAY, JANUARY 1y, 1018, PAGE 3 Siah— 2mm: Pee + j T Cynthia Grey’s “air Sex to Pop Question! They LETTERS Do Own Picking Now, Say Some iil SvVDEUDULTUOOUOUUAAYGAOSAEUUOUUALANE UO Stepfather Objects to 1 a, m, Callers Store Hours 8:30 to 5:30 THE GROTE-RAN KINO. OTTO F KEGEL. President STMT end the Kiddies Down Saturday STUN Ie —it’s a school holiday cee 8 Po Table and 6 Chairs | tim week, who ix to Match Special — = 28° Solid Oak Tables, sketched, with 45-inch tops and extend i ‘ to six feet. The six Chairs to ' match have wood idle seats <> and wide panel backs. Fumed “y 2 or golden waxed finishes are included at the reduced price, . any tine from 10 p.m until La om, The other night protracted call, my t up and invited th calle home, My daughter thinks her atep father had no right to interfere, and y angry at him, Was he in doing th A WORRIED MOT He was, but it she COLISEUM Norma Doug Talmadge Fairbanks in— ina later than ow the ie Inter protect the rink Saturday Bedding Specials inch Bed Bath Towels, size 24x extra large 45 inches; a heavy- ight honeycombed save Bath Towel; spe- ize 76x9 Sheets—No' size; hemmed and seamed; | w special, each w Husband Has Best of This Bargain Dear Miss Gre I am one of Ghosts of Kansas ' Sg ets Seem 85c "2B c me, when he married me he made Attractive Specia! Values from the China Section American Semi - Porce- lain Dinner Sets, in plain! shapes decorated with neat blue and gold band and I offered him his freedom, But he refused and said he was will in mintake. Now, Mina ou please tell me if 1} should continue to live with himt| f 1 do, I will atwayn am a burden to bim. UNHAPPY ng an your husband ha@ no intention of leaving you, he should have kept his mouth ~ Yesterday Musketee ce of a into h by : fina ge ; Mack Sennett ' 2-Reel Comedy Folding Ironing shut about the “mistake” he Is it unjust to women that men only have the privilege of proposing?|]| design; 50 pieces; spe- Boards made Simply because he | Mes. Arthur Elliott of Cideago thinks so, but listen to Miss Leola Blinn, I! cial, the \ . ee chooses to for HIS mis | Seattle lawyer: “I certainly don't agree with Mrs. Elliott, Women hav J $10 40 FIFTH AT PIKE take, if no sign that he should | been, in the past, taking advantage of the men.” set. ° Saturday, Each FIRST AT PIKE Continuous 11 to 1 make you pay, too. ok i ha $1.49 i Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20¢ Since you are u good wife and | _ Prominent club and professional | bys ie Pat Spherias “: ether von sheuld have women of Seattle, for the most part Mra. Elliott was “discovered” by in Dinner ates, plain . ry Sart, Admission 20¢ Children 10¢ mother you should have no oc | 45 not agree with Mra. Arthur El-| Mra. Lewis Schwager, chairman of|f! white with beaded pe no _ A well built, rigid Tron- : 4 Children 10¢ den. You have the care and re | Hott of Chicago. Indeed, no! the home economic committee of the | I] oo aia) ’\ ing Board, constructed of sponsibility of the home, and the Mra. Elliott declared in an address | Parent-Teach ation, who el A 10c Washington fir. Working bringing up of your child and | before the home department of the : hanes = club woman « CACN veeesere surface cannot a Se his, which, if done. wisel: ui | Chicago Woman's b yenterday | bit of a p \ of bread-winner. When you con. |be reared to choose her own hus | Schwager, chucklin: Really, Mrs. | 9] nog nite ‘peas - lace. tlder your marriage from a busi |hand, and she labeled dress and co. Elliott has not sudden!» |j| Plates, set neas and financial standpoint, 1 |avetry as “underhand methods ‘ thing new. She's ¢ ; of uld way that y husband It is too bad that our customs do | °CUrKS Bernard & sgt ag or | Seer the c has the best of the bargain permit the sincere, earnest, American Semi - Porce- lain Luncheon or Tea f pat edge, white with Ne! beaded edge, enh 3 2+ Te Heavy Aluminum American semi. Peeck:| lain Dinner Plates, dec- Fry Pans orated with two gold Each $1.39 ne 8 sad $ 1 .50 Extre heavy Pure Alum. Breakfast Plates, same imum Fry Pans; have eb- 1, however. 1 do agree with her that I believe grounds for making ntatements she hax Not in the Statutes Whitehead, justice of 1 while some of the Seattle | ine peace and woman attorney, was women refuse to accept Mrs. El} called upon for a few words. Mirth Hott's suggestion, others believe) and merrimen ed over the wire, that it is man, rather than woman, | hur verbally ge would say who needa greater freedom of | ony ‘This ia all far outeld ¢ my choice province. * * Not in my line at They're Doing It Anyhow? all, and consequently I can't say a young woman to may to the man of her choice, ‘I love you, and desire | that you should be the father « tren,’ instead of being com to resort to underhand methods, | such as the sex appeal in dren THE WOLF and HIS MATE MISSION TODAY and SATURDAY Matinees 10¢ ——— Evenings 15¢ ——— Children Se. | “They are just about selecting| thing on the subject.” . a their own husbands now, so there oe a design; set onized cold handle. Satur- Al rt Hansen. buy, sell, exchange, 1 prone Senay thing to say on the! of six day, each $1.39. | and repair. ail expense Bi mubject™ in way Mrs. Thomas - ‘ Jeweler and Silversmith biggest values, New and used Crahan expresses her opinion that 0 Seeend Ave. Necr oe oe ee pene ° there’s no room for argument. “I think all women get the man they go after.” she said As for under hand methods, they do not use The women of today are open and aboveboard. They show their pref: erence for a man openly, when they nough to be without me, I would go : x x @ after them MARRIAGE IS LIKE POLITICS You know how I hate to Attorney Leola May Blinn, prom: | 9 * vel in the daytime. wyer, mays she just] pick seemed to be perfectly fit All right, my dear, that is up to|/San Francisco you, but I can't me why any one $13.00 and $15.00 Los Angeles Por $2 0.00 and $23.00 8 REDUCED RATES CALIFOR First Class, breakfast I thought that if you felt well Inent woman won't believe it this morning, and when I told him “Neither man nor woman should| that | thought of going over to] *hould want to travel in a sleeping take advantage of the other in pro-| «pend the week end with Donna Ten |#r if the journey could be made in San Diego— ing matrimony. Make it mutual| ney, he thought it wasa splendid idea |the daytime. However, I'll get you —50-50 will express my views “I'l bet you are mighty tired of |“ compartment today both parties come to an agreement| me, Margie.” he said. “I have hard Indeed, Dick, you will do nothing lange Onn that they are of one mind in the|ly let you out of my sight #tnce the]! the kind. I won't pay all that and unsurpassed meals, matter, then married life will be/accident last summer, and I must|*XtT’ money for one person in alery convenience for passengers, Hun happy. Women have been, in the| give you credit for putting up with |? rtment. You can buy a ticket | particulars at City Ticket Office, past, taking advantage of the men.|me in great shape. I tell you an in and a lower berth. | THE M’CORMICK }I certainly can’t agree with Mrs. El-| valid husband is no joke.” (To Be Continued) . Hott.” “But, Dick, I think you are nicer Mra L. W. Clark, prom-| When you are sick than when you] nt Seattle club woman, doesn’t be-| are well.” i tove it is even necessary to pay ‘Come off, come off, my dear. You attention to such statements. can't make me belieyv that a sick says It isn’t ne to pay| man is nicer than a we very much attention to such state Yeu, he is, Dick, to the woman ments as those made by Mrs. Elliott,| Who really cares for him. You see It in my firm belief that it erence to the woman that the man takes the initiative. T leall whatever for a reversal of the | li! a little | dependent on me. You know, being custom.” as a Good Laugh }a man, you cannot get over, all at a that what you say War Time Shoe Prices Greatly Reduced for a quick clearance of discontinued and short lines from our Fall stock. Every shoe is seasonable. We now have on sale in our main salesroom large lots of men’s and women’s high-grade Shoes at prices lower than usually quoted on shoes much inferior in grade—prices lower ithat you would expect under present market conditions. A True Conservation of Your Money LADIES’ DEPARTMENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT Laird, Schober & Co. Dreas and Street Shoes of patent, black kid Here are the greatest bargains we have offered the men for bt Shoes with tops of gray and ivory | ™&ny moons Slaace dae tx on mateuivene a | Johnson & Murphy, A. FE. Nettleton, Bostonian and Thompson Bros. i $11 95 } high-grade full double and Satisfaction RADBURY OVERCOATS Excel in Service one weary w in def.| We women love to minister to those rnal in ux, and honestly, Dick, J ernal in us, and honstly, Dick, 1 » is no » you best when you @ | once, th and one-half double sole Shoes in glazed 50 values .-.-+++ Patience cteees Mabel Seagra physician and a “ Laird’s and Plant's $11.00 and $12.50 Shoes of black kid or calf tainable for rainy days; $9.00, $10.00, $11.00 and $9 95 joe you are well. you are perfectly ATO pucks! eather and 2.50 Shoes to med out at $6.9 95 anc + | gant about it, but when you are vamps with colored cloth, buckskin or kid tops; leather and $1 ut at § $8.95 and ° That is really too good,” she/ you are just like my own child, and wooden LXV. or medium low heels. Also several lines of the de Single sole Shoes, from the same factories, in patent leather, wax aid. Much laugh But I'm} 1 m happy them servedly popular brown calfskin Shoes with $8 95 | calfakin and black and 41280, regular prices were $7.50, jafraid I'm not quali to say any Dick, do you realize that no wom perenne Srey BOPP veeerecnscarewseseossesees . 96:68, 910,00, ‘923.00 and $238.50 $9. 95 |thing.” More laughter, * * * ““Good-|an likes to be always the one to fol Plain black kidekin, dull or bright finish, in a variety of styles for now $ 95, $8.96...... ~ | low, at least not the woman of our day? For instance, I am sure you would consider me as ‘butting in, as | you would say, on something that | was none of my business if T under |took to peremptorily tell you how i you must spend your money | “Indeed, I remember how angry | you were when we were first mar. | |ried when I suggested that you ress, street or walking; Laird, Schober & Co, 7 95 ‘Tan Rusala calfskin and dark tan Cordovan single sole, Shoes from and Plant; $10.00, $11.00 and $12.50 Shoes ‘ J. & M., Nettleton and Bostonian (some with rubber soles). They were $6.50, $7.00, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.0 Laird’s Black Calfskin Cloth Top Shoes and Slater's Black Kid : side tdi Ly tags cg ne $8. 95 Pe Were BE Sf $6.95 | tteavy tan grain and tan Russin Shoes wi ith double ole, trom regular price $9.00 ....seseeerere Benes [eee ton and Thompson Bros, You would lue re Laird, Cousins and .Plant all-black kid; also black $5. 95 ceived at $7.50, $9.00, $11.00 and $12.50, but we will 9, 95' calfskin with ivory cloth tops; $9.00 sellers ........ | sell them now at $5.95, $6.95, $8.95 and Cousins and Plant patent with kid or cloth tops and Cuban heels | Men, if high prices have been keeping you from buying your ‘ “ A Aah ava Ghee allowante won and black kid Shoes with Cuban or leather LXV. 4. 95 | favorite Shoes of late, this is your opportunity to stock up at, or Don't suffer! Relief comes SuabsccmdAarel that. kn shobeash heels; $7.00 and $8.00 values. near, old prices. You will find all shapes and patterns included the moment you rub with [foi Gn your rights” | Old “St. Jacobs Liniment” “L was a young fool then, Margie.” “There was much for both of us| Don't stay sore, stiff and lame! |} to learn, Dick. 1, too, have seen and} Limber up! Rub soothing, pene: | te trating Jacobs Liniment” right | ried. Marriage, like any politics, is} in your hing muscles, joints and|a f compromises,” | painful nerves, It's the quickest,| “How do you know that politics is surest pain relief on earth, It is|a series of compromises?” Dick! absolutely harmless and doesn’t| asked with a grin, and I knew he| burn the skin. j would say nothing more about my "st. J obs Liniment’ conquers | spending the check for my dividends | pain. It instantly takes awe ny |in my own way | ache, sor exes and stiffness in the One of the things, little book, that) head, neck, shoulders, back, we women must learn is not to nag.) that represented by the Bradbury Label. You can buy your arms, fingers or any part of the| When a thing is hashed 0’ gain | New SUIT and OVERCOAT the easiest way he body—nothing like it. You simply | and again it is like pouring alcohol JUST OPEN AN ACCOUNT pour a little in your hand and rub | on just as it begins to heal. | . “where it hurts,” and relief comes | When a man finds that “the game instantly Don't ta crippled! | up,” as he usually calls it, he puts Get a small trial bottle now from| the whole thing from his mind as} any drug store, It never disap-| quickly as possible | points—six gold medal awards I really think, little book, LADIES’ EVENING SLIPPERS The extremely low prices quoted in this department are intended to make a complete clearance. ery slip- per in the house, except silver and gold cloth, has been reduced at least 20%—some more than that. Witness: $4.00, $5.00 and $6.50 Black and White $5.00, $7.00 and $10.00 bronze kid, plain $5.00, $6.00 and $10.00 Black and White . , Kid Slippers, opera and strap styles, Satin Slippers reduced to yee sori venta An bthere wials $2.95 sna $3.95 $3.95 $4.95 $6.95 $3.95 am $6.95 if Among those reduced 20% are Laird’s 4-bar beaded Slippers in bronze, black and white kidskin, and Dodd’s “Fascination” pattern in the same materials. These are sold regularly at $12. 60. This sale will again demonstrate our great value-giving resources. Take advantage of this sale to supply your needs, even beyond the present. You will be conserving by doing so. IT’S DOLLARS TO YOU NOTE—Exchanges during the mornings only and lim- ited to 3 days from date of sale. Sale Shoes cannot be returned for credit or refund. Come early in the day so as to avoid the busy hours’ rush, Turrell Shoe Co. 903 Second Ave. Burke Bldg. (EXPERIENCED SALESMEN NEEDED) rned a good deal since I was mar-| ed effects be he ed No better Woe siete no better Tailoring can be bought than ff a small amount down—make your selections and to suit your convenience—and, best of all, s you nothing extra Bradbury Suits and Overcoats at $25 and $30 T ON THE COAST 1K FINES' NOGRAPH D We Invit oe — are the best winners—at least look about among my acquain 1 find the women who have sv ed in life are more charming self-made men. But I don't think women are good losers, It takes a lot of courage to look defeat in the f and laugh while you say, TRUSS TORTORD luck next time,” and th Can be eliminated by wearing the! promptly to forget the defeat in the! - Lundberg Rupture Support. We! : us work of winning th next inna. ive free trial to prove its superior- fy. tle of life that looms before arin ita A. LUNDBERG Co, When do you expect to visit Don 01 Third Ave. Beattie} na!” asked Dick as we were having ¥