The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1918, Page 3

Night Only! NORMA TALMADGE DE LUXE AN By All Odds, Norma Talmadge’s Greatest Picture—Seven Reels! Greater Coliseum . Symphonic Orchestra 30 PIECES! ADMISSION 20c—Children 10c ac TONS OIL IN COURT | Seven hundred and fifty tons of Until Wednesday|" 5. } AMHERST COLLEGE HAS COURSE ON WAR DUTIES; f ‘ STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1918. PAGE 8 a ae shingtin when they vitnesed regular air 1 ft hand is wt taking hold of ' | CONFESSIONS. — OFAWIFE ed DO MEN WANT WOMEN'S | Lover his wife, if she loves ” man asks © him, she gt “I used to think my heart hun gered for something you did not kive—I know now it was because I did not ask it of you. Oh, Dick! you” said |when you dedicated this to me that if only the dead knew when to come back and be forgiven that the lives of most of ux would be easier. 1 do not, however, that had we lived together a half a manuscript capital belleve | PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON OO nd Mra. V the wtart and noticed. the iney not may t nof ignore you like a ghild, and altho | I know y life in the end, yet 1 will go on fight g. not those 1 Ie (To Be Continued) The first and only 1a — {It cont Tonight, as 1 write nued) Which las Dick, “IL know that you, Margie, have | Of crude given me all the happiness 1 asked for just as I know that whatever a TH THE MIDDLE-AGED very truty | WOMAN WHO LOOKS YOUNG Mer ex ment, women w Rut to young. enable her of the w au Gray AT THE U. S. AVIATION FIELD espe prom || MUTIIMLNNUUNULE;ASHUNRUIUANL LUNE | || V n Was snapped recently first airplane on the he prenid burned it by th New Y He recently inspecting a battle tank | | Itable, if awful, fact o the great enemy why 1 will | ou will gai the battle of | only for myself, but for bearing cam | ted at Satsuma, Fla t year yielded 10,000 pounds | camphor THE OMY OF perience, her ripened judg to take advantage nderful opportunities for the war has created eed sho must appear atreaked with gray h him with everything he needs, w " | 2 | |= Cynthia Grey’s = LETTERS 2 | Eligible to Serve \1f Pardoned Dear Minn Cre can who has werved a ye t federal penitentiary ever hold « ernment positign of any kind again providing, of cours, the person ha nines made gor HATNE TLY If a per rany reason has norved | prinon rentence he ix barred from holding publi office agair if he has been pardoned bef hie sente pires, for good behavior eligible Girl of 18 Lose Her Husband Dear Mins I have t ried one year and my husba me three month I from him and t ker ome peop 1 two are in der much will it cont me 1 Your m de plume tells the whole stor Just 18° and mar ried for one year, a little girl, re cently graduated from. short dreases, Why did your husband leave you? Were you partly, or mostly, to blame? Looking back over the past year, if you can nee where 4 were one bit at fault, why not wait awhile and see if your husband returns, or if you will r from him? Think it over, and stand read: to make amends if you are at fault You cannot obtain a d for abandonment until band has been absent for one year, The divorce will cost in the neighborhood of $40 Suggestions for | Soldier Keepsake Our adopted son! Dear Mins at one of th who may leave soon for the written that he wishes us to send him vs for & good remembrar t " which he can carry always ut him, But he does not tell us what it is, As we haveralready provided know what to send. wi please suggest a few things? & non-commissioned officer FOLKS AT HOME. not Perhaps this boy is hinting for your pictures. Put them in @ thin leather case, such as you will find for sale for the pur pose. Among the articles he will need to have person antly are watch in ther band untain pen is with a soldier ket cane for papers is convenient Girl of 13 Ought to be Home After Dark Dear Miss Grey Kindly tell me if it is eafe for a girl at the age of 13 to come home from the movies at ®% o'clock alone’ A. M A girl of that age should not attend the picture housed alone or go home alone. No mother should permit her ughter to be out alone in the evening. Might Mention It on Proposing Meal Dear Miss Grey: Is it proper for a young man to take his girl friend| ‘ to a cafeteria for dinner? 8. O. 8. Why not? 1 know of no rea non why it would not be perfect ly proper, But the man should mention, when inviting the girl, where he purposes to take ber | Both Symbolic of S. Liberty Dear Miss Grey: A neighbor of mine says the national hymn of the United States is “America.” I ray it is “The Star Spangled Banner.” Wil you please print this letter, with simply combing or brushing through | your answer, in the columns as soon a i, ¥ 232.5 | century ou would have told me |sers bese ss cee nage 00. Sot! AMHERST, Masa, May 28.-Foi-|what pou have just written to me to|°r faded hair gives the look of age | rcome. @ the superior court Monday in a | towing out its plan to reorganize it-|be read after you were no more, The |SP4 keeps many women from the suit filed by E. C. La Montague & | self on a strictly war basis, Amherst | only real tragedy in life, dear Dick, | "“py"n they Generve Co, against Hashimoto & Co, the | college tod announced 6 if vnatinase ~ If gray hair ts your handicap you “ } ’ ay announced a «pecial/ ia the solitude in which we most all . sire Bye ding ees ted lOversens. Comimercial Agency and|twoyear course for atudents withia| tive aed die can eaaily overcome it with Q-ban Met habit mas be easily (the East Waterway Dock & Ware-|two years of draft age Hair Color Restorer, Just aa have and quickly banished a with delight | house Co There are thousands of-young| Wf ™1¥:779u and I have said often | thousands of other women. It wili| eet Gr station B E New York La Montague & Co. ‘claims it owns| Americana who will be unable to| 7. 1°U, St? & Bart Of me.” and yet fereeatt bring back all the natural om will mai book the off and possession of it will not |complete their full four years at col.| “oD must have Known. pad we ce nd gions and take years from | ki A Z 4 to reason it out, that what/ your looks. Qban te not a dye, at | Sins health improver wonderfull a lege between the tine they graduate Bereol ye but | r tobacco craving ts conauered. ——-— [from high «choot and t . a ca beso cage _ittat _proparacion eas, tranquil sleep. are called to the colors 4 are oman who un normal appetite. good Amherst plan, they will be permitted |! RY¥E 'WIt®: Die) Gormtanits the ‘value OC, Seemtng | manly vigor, strong memory * . he knew noth-| young. It will not stajn the ecalp, | eneral cai: efficiency to select their studies in the two, bout her real soul, 1 thought| wash or rub off or interfer = fre many benefits reported. Get year course, to & certain extent ’ id ¢ blutt | washt raps lg with pd i that Gervous, irritable feel- | Peni x he was trying that old game of bluff | hing of waving the hair. Also) more need of pipe, cigar, —trying to flatterghis wife into be | removes dandruff, keeps the hair Sisarette A chewing tobee- HOW ABOUT. 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Som feeling that, if I c from every one and everything, 1 shall xeream, Then I get into my little car and go away out into the country and drive about until I am calmer, Mrs. Trent said to me the other day; “I cannot understand, Margie, how 3 sing of my dear boy #0 You must be even le “# emotional than I thought you ad I wish stand, little book, T could make you under how Mrs. Trent al ways affects me. It is just as tho nome one who had the power to ke you crumple all up was always touching you, Mrs, Trent knows that I am foolish, perhaps, about ong # ming to be afraid bf the word “death.” We saying “passing r “going away” or “leaving us" or any of those other silly things which only make us appear to be so afraid of Death that we do not even dare to speak his name. 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As far as any patriotic insue is concerned, I think one is just as symbolic of freedom and democracy as the other and Skilled Surgeon Must Be Consulted Dear’ Miss Grey: Will you kindly | publish formula which will remove moles from the face without leaving} scars or injuring the akin in any| way? These moles have been on my face since birth, and I am very anxious to be rid of them. A READER. You must consult a akilled surgeon for the removal of such moles. To tamper with them yourself would be dangerous | Need Not Give a Return Gift Dear Miss Grey; I have been told lthat I should give my fiance a gift Jin return for the diamond he has) given me as an engagement /e Is it customary to do this? ZELMA. It is not customary to do this. You are supposed to be confer- ring a great honor upon your sweetheart by consenting to be his wife. | Ought She to Invite Him'to Her Howse? Dear Miss Grey I have been a widow for a number of years. In my neighborhood there is a man who Jost his wife a year ago. We have a speaking acquaintan Would it be improper for me to write and in- vite him to my home? I see no other way, for there is no person | 1 can ask to intercede for me. DOUBTFUL. | It would be an unwise thing [| | | to do, tho not exactly improper 1 As the head of your house, you may invite anyone you wish as your guest, But the man might not think you had a sufficiently | good reason for asking him, In | fact, he will be much more apt to be interested in you if you | maintain your reserve and wait | _for him to make the advances TELLS DYSPEPTICS WHAT TD, EAT ach, ete. and” pract ch trouble, say me: . are due, nine tim out of to an excess of hydre chiorle acid in the stomach. Chronic id stomach” in exceedingly dan- gerous, and sufferers should do either one of two things. Bither they can go on a limited and often disagreeable diet, avoid- ode that disagree with them, the Indigestion forms of teal in nd | make it a practice to counteract the ffect of the harmful acid and pre- vent the formation of gas, sourness | or premature fermentation by the; use of a little Bisurated Magnesia at their meals. | There is probably no better, safer or more reiiable stomach antacid than Bisurated M@gnesia, and it widely used for this purpose, It hi =< FO>ra , 1332-13. OUR PHONOGRA the Second Foc graphs and all th to call 34 Second Avenue APH DEPARTMENT. has a completed 1h © latest records, We Located on » of Phono. invite you no direct action on the stomach, and | is not a digestant. But a teaspoon- ful of the powder or @ couple of| five-grain tablets, taken in a little water, with the food, will neutralize the excess acidity which may be nt ite further for. This removes the whole Mot the troubl he me: thfully | without need of pepsin pills or arth | digestant few ounces of Fisurated | from any reliable druggist. either ‘powder tablets. | . milk oF ted form is plan and at your next tnd seo if thia ian’. the | © you ever had on write ee to meal, Continuous 11 to 11 Dally | If we had » hit like Yellow Ticket every week we wouldn’t ask for anything more. First time here—now Weekday Matinees After 6 p. m. 20c Children Always Half BANK OF CALIFORNIA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO A NATIONAL BANK sores | Federal Rea: $16, 900,000.00 SEATILE BR BRANCH *—\ THRIFT STAMP a aay will keep the Hun away. running 10c —THE— a a Og