The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1918, Page 3

STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1918. PAGE 2 | zy tTH RS E Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS CN TTA TT ce Case of Waiting, Whatever Her Reason Dear Mins Grey: 1 have been SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS THE GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL, President SUUNTRRIA HEH dain making my own way since | was 13. Store Hours: From 8:3 salary and take care I make a of my money, 1 feel like nettling se own and having a home of my own. have kept . girl she will not STAR-LIBERTY ee athe Sees ar NEWS WEEKLY her own min wn tho nave Clearance Sale of | good time before she nettles | Coldwell Lawn Mowers and size in fncluded down, In either case you will have to wait until she makes up her mind to marry you, or give her up entire Every atyle 16-inch Lawn Mower with four ball bearing. Special at...98.05 Minch Lawn Mower Action Proper, Man May Have His Trouble Dear Mine Gre An acquaintance of mine was injured, 1 sent him note of sympathy, but when I met him after his recovery, he Mr refer to the note or thank me for it » wrong writing to him? in the same office and he ad called on me nl times arpening »' fiv blades with utting Maple Settees and Steamer Chairs for Lawn or Porch— Special, Each . . One hundred each of Steamer Chairs and Settees, built of hard maple and finished natural and red nameled, are offered far below regular value. Both Chairs and Settees fold up conveniently and can be easily carried from place to place or stored without taking up much space. On account of the extremely low price no C. O. D. or phone orders can be accepted and none will be delivered. ¢ | 2) GIRL. |H) high drive wheel and full ba | Writir a con bearing» | thing to 4 itineh reduced to $17.95 in not offended witt 1Ginch reduced to 815.95 ra perhaps next ume he will be In & more happy mood. It's Unromantic Work \ ga | \ &@| at Home That Count Dear Mins Gre ool girls anx try, and go to } Sprinkling Cans Bedding Section Offers pe A Ey. 3 Reduced Unusual Values Friday 1 experience are permitted to Heavily retinned Sprink- res . t efor ‘work. 0f any si Peas eta Takin “ani White Crochet Bed-| Pattern Table Cloths, nd : » womar ling Cans we atl at ait of superior qual- | size 54x54 inches, in very nozzle, ri side handle; four sizes are relative of an American soldier ity, in attractive Mar-| desirable patterns, neatly wn the Tinted bosiea, he uae radiaed: scilles patterns. All are for| hemmed. Special Friday, ernment does not want you " 4 full-size beds. $2 95 pe +++ $1.25 there, It wants you here 4-quart, each ......49@ Special, each. . | tn al egypt ‘espa 6-quart, RS ost 59¢ Ironing Board Pads to| Camp or Auto Blankets, . ad Eee 8-quart, 7%e fit any ironing board, | all wool, size 68x84 inches, aerate 10-quart, 89¢ made with washable slip| are especially heavy and oh each ....$1.10 covers. een at. .$1.50 | warm. rit each $9.65 i 4 Husband Who Fibs About “Night Work” Dear Mine Grey: My husband leaves me home alone almost ever evening. He ewm stays away from his work to go bo and then! tella me he has worked nd the Council of De WEARY OF I near th navy with Bibles ard a fr nother man Three days tagging for the benefit) “Now therefore, I, Ole Hanson, The first steps towards the organ: <a Mi Ree of the Bible Fund mayor of Seattle, do hereby ‘set apart | ization of the Northwestern Samii Pves-ehe began Thursday morning J 20 to 24, both inclusive, as Sol- | trial zone, one of 20 te citizens are asked ers’ Bible Fund days, and I appeal |. } One Of 20 sones eaten an the name tribute to the plan by wt to every loyal American to assist |>¥ the war industries board for the Mba be erg Age gage J a4 jot the army and navy are supp generously in this cause division and co-ordinating of war _ derstand tha jit sant 90 much | with teataments free - work among all the industrial plants as it fe deceived. It in os oun on ‘a be eo pn Private Axel Ellison, 46th com. of the country, will be taken at @ not right to leave you alone #o his a but part of the $2.00 pa 166th depot brigade, Camp meeting called by President Albert Lewis, was buried at Fort Lawton fund which will be raised thruout Wednesd: the U. 8 much. Tell him you like to bow too, and you think you'll go «. Don’t comptain J. Rhodes, president of the Seattle” Chamber of Commerce and Commer. cial Club and temporary chairman 7 of the district, for Monday, June 24, ~ The presidents of the chambers of the nine industrial centers of the Northwest, which will probably form the basis of organization within the. zone © been requested to meet in Seattle. The cities included are Ta- coma, Portian Walla Walla, Spo- kane, Great s, Butte, Helena and Boise. While each zone organization will be under the direct control of the war industries board, the offaniza: tion itself is left with the zone man- agers to perfect, the temporary chair- man alone being named from Wash ngton, Campaign headquarters have been ned in the Y. M. C. A. building under rection of A. J. Rhodes and Her King Mayor Hanson's proclamation, in me amusements yo! joy and insist on e toge ATTA CKS Have Been For Over 50 Years OR, KLINE’S EPILEPTIC EMEDY. It isa rational anc remark- ably successful treatment for bon Epilepsy (Falling Sickness) and kindr. Nervous Derangements. Get or order it atany drug store.— ‘oF our valuable beok on Epitepry, Iie ant Or. RH. KLINE C9., See Treasury Agent About Liberty Bond Mise Grey bacribed for 4 Liberty Bond and paid $9 on ac count. But I became sick and left my place of employment fo not feel able to pay the ing $41. The company reft ) bl |turn the money I paid, even in and the men who fought in the Ph | ippines in the Spanish-American war were all supplied with the Word of rs and sailors under Gen. Scott the wearers of t nd the gray in the civil wa | Thrift Stamps, and inal payment. F completing ise me. Shall | make a gift of th $9 to this company or make a fight Gallan Jearned money back? own Ma ne have sen. out You did not pay your r to the company, but to the tr ury of the United States, You contracted rr which you were t cent interest employer was a tempor h the government receive The office easurer of the tate npany « the g our contract it 1eans someone else in this fed eral reserve district must assume it, If it is impossible for you to | complete your payments, take _| up the matter with the federal reserve bank, which represents little he il § ee {| the U. 8. treasury here | { New Draft Order | AAA PPP PPP PP LPP TOTES hi) SERA G e Might Make Difference é é % | eye 1 his red hair, ma m the|when, for a moment, Dick's baby's| Dear Miss Grey I © been ” EFORE my baby came, the trained A LITTLE HAND SHALL || most adorable baby that one ever| unconscious mouth formed one of | Placed In Clase 3 of the select service nurse had cautioned me: ‘Have all J 180 b tl get ee ey hee Rhye! a hie “ i : t ng in France, 1 wish to be married ity and have only as many of each as you 7 a tee Sean te i ricer ng ap 4p eg (be Mier agree Would I be taken out of Class 3 and really need to keep your baby fresh and ‘ he said ti Pr BMscd ge | wee, but I felt the tiny helple put in Class 1 if I should marry? I sweet. ‘That is the actually ¢mportant thing. Is something you cannot get ev Margie ne sald. sets up a yell that makes every one t p wild continue t) @upport in . Nev erywhere, for, unless it is done as Nothing of the kind. I was| understand he wants something, and |@ Jim handed the baby over ent Seat ania. A MAN Ol Launder his things constantly, Never let ft should be done in the first || afraid, if you were her none, we | wants Jt hen be wants it oat hugged him to my Von con the tisk. of below Hs aie garment stay soiled from one q Jace, it cannot be guaranteed would talk business, and tonig! m Already I see the ghost of Dick classified. It would be wise to | day to the next. jes’ ‘ 9 Pina es decent Wudnesa ab6 borcow | croskel caitie cucitig up one corner} “Maseie, J aid pot mesh to make| GOO O° Men” tenis n> | i. Me How to Wash Babies' We fully guarantee every piece || 144 everything, except that it is|of the cherubie mouth, and some-| You cry,” said Jin somewhat tremu gd grr gg | From the very first I used Lux for them, It Woolens ’ of Dental Work that goes out |) 5, ,,, nd the moon is shining over | tin if 4 cap ng | lous! but when that blessed in patil ineeatinntion on | was s0 easy to whip the pure delicate Lux flakes F from our laboratories or our ope citems thet: the (ee . fant st me and smiled so qu pti into rich sud imple to squeer: “ A a ating chairs, whether it be our cy basa de . wet ke? whe XT tuet made a| metre of registered A through the little garments—then take them out Use two tablespoonfuls of Lux to a superior Rubber Plates or Metal} °° the ce Richard Waverly 158; | 2? Sie inet Wan’ Kil mince the passage of the draft absolutely sweet and clean and fresh, n of water Dissolve the Ls fakes — gee ry -_ heim pie ae ' I r know t ‘ { not eryin tear J 1 ile “The little woolens never shrunk a thread— nw 7 “a . “if a “Put the dina fs : woecunam Fistes, our Deicse Id not stay annoye th Jim ecause To am = unhapy I never stiffened or grew thick—not after repeated cela depres ier: padi tee work, Crowns, Fillings, or Safe |) tr’ when I saw his eyen brighte erhapa 1 am happiest since | DEL /EGATES TO ccashings. And his precious little dresses were ments in and let an soak until the water q and Painless Extracting. 7 . he ir " ick died, tonight. It makes me lways as dainty and fresh as new."* has cooled enc or the hands t> bear " mi Diy _ ssa tamiant te mares we” CONVENTION GO say diy ad rb at we" "Ya coated aa And we further guarantee the dys ae vee See for yourself how the Lux way of washing - 4 Free nuch of Dick that the b h 4 se eacnents, Rinse 4 Most Reasonable Prices to be | undre Ang) dire and t wees thereall Siines | re ire inthe form ot Nia sen, wll TO MT. RAINIER avithout rubbing keeps your baby's woolens soft and i api pheapina ata wy i found anywhere for that class of | self Tet me take him, sarge an Fea nore : es to the 45th annual con unshrunken. Your grocer, druggist or department times in clear water, hot as pays er you q work nurse Jirn ob Order of the Amar store has Lux—Lever Bros, Co,, Cambridge, Mass. washed the garments in; dasolve a little _ for What Tee | anth, composed of selected members Lux in the last rinsing water, but do not Examination and Estimates Free } ory Devos Me Mee mild | of the Eastern Star, meeting in Seat beat into a lath tle, went to Tacoma Wednesday to I wanted all the visitor Murata mile at him the grand court t ; ; - This leaves the woolens softer and to soe him, because you and I know, | wistfu eh frie ayes theta, they will noterto Rainier A fluffier, Squeeze the water out. Do not |ATIONAL little book, that it is not be © I Witt or ol, chard | amt (To Be Continued) National park Frida " . Dry in the shade, and press with a of chee 1 will prevent the iron from / they see him, and that hat Feb Of course Jir ied einger A THE s a day court, No. 1, and Kyvergreer A : orching or yellowing the garments, t but he did it as tho he liked it will keep the away. | n . Won t shrink woolens Wa lored awe i realizes that ra percce eee hewwarm ard Waverly Ill. is the sweete Pie ick tee 4 l THIRD & PIKE _ man ever horn ind altho he winked awfully fast |g BE art, 20 Pm L i Bares ie = —aa It is over seven months now since | # my KH Ole : | he was born, and his pink-and-white BE READY FOR JUNE 28th | ||| WAR SAVINGS DAY—JUNE 28 | neces Wo | ness, bis darling, dark-fringed gray | yg