The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1918, Page 5

SAYS ALL WOMEN ARE LURED BY BRUTALITY ) Must a wite p" and affect} for thie clase of undesirables t anyway that a a teeuettion poise seven days a week | they will shrink int ai” of ) fe retain her husband's tove? Dare | Following are some of the com ' and charm he Wie aver the morning coffee | menta of readers attention =o Poudolr cap and kim at his meal in bu SCORES “OTHER WOMAN Dear Miss Grey umna recently a let other woman A in which # make flimey excuses that will tect her in her art Before Dawn Material for This Tale Was Drawn; From Whence? SILLY QUERY, THAT Somewhere in Scattle” of enatching dinner respectable wif rrowth ot beard upon his pectable wife's husband, some | wee Rann eral days’ & $ nocent child's father rime: 1 om » are some of the questions! No morally-clean, justice-lovin Elmer, the gossipy milkman, ran which have art om a letter writ. UY can conceive of a we up two flights of outaide iron stair to Miss ¢ rom “the other | Worthy the name, courting and n hobnail shoes, rattl we .” the woman who ix too Inay | S*Pting the attentions of a man w bo on the . Te evitisn an aeoauie ing to DAS vowed by all that's nacred ash can, which om. a family and take upon her loyal to another, Neither can it bangety, bang raise ceive of A man worthy a trustin The milkman t from the the aut ies and responsibil that comprise the life of a real | Sifts faith and an infant's sa wifé and mother. Instead, ahe | Prattling of his name in father Sac offering his love to such a w fritter away her time with | ° h womar eee fit to as would be willing to accept such ! poage and powder and paint, study the latest styles of hairdress ged gowns, and the arts and wiles of a vampire; she then poses just the corner to catch the hus and of some wife who must spend the greater part of her time raising the future generation The subject of “the other woman es afforded much material for = gong and play About her has shameless, sensational wae publicity which has only had an offer A husband, if he knows the first letter of honor, to say nothing of his duty and privilege, will strive to find attractive features tn the woman {whom he sacredly vowed to lk cherish always, He w make happy the home there established, and will do which the strive to | tne his part to keep alive the prompted that union keeping of never I tht \ be Etendeney to increase the number He can't keep quiet. Always|" feminine home wreckers n stomping around, fis'’s tke to its mere than time that this sort The other woman >} “ny yint house, | publicity should cease. For the | Pect from euch an mping around ke that. Hey and safety of the home, for |Sh* May win him hoa | gee make of the future habitation of | ficial channels ax pow Night watchman (cupping his hand |" tie aarth, it is time to expose re Derfumes, and by appes o his ear Ww fatlemsty the “fascinating, clever, | Sensualities; but the true man looks Millman The 2 wher woman” and the “respectable beyond these for a high wtand # a-stomping b feet man who furnishes her flat. | #Td. beauty of charact ght watehmar i 4 awe, the courts, | Virtues. and a sympath jp ia time that the sn the press make OIF JOINTS SURE. MUSCLES he Under the Seoth. | tae tt ie aerate Hamlin’s Wizard Oil Is there hope that we a broad sympathy and a k guide the “ot aright? To this woman | would Reconstruct your ideas of your duty toward married men, Use such tr fluence as you may have, trying smooth the rough places in other people's matrimonial sea, instead of trying to upset the ship and drown the hope and happiness of a man, @ woman and perhaps their children If you are truly ambitious to make }some man happy. choose as the ob feet of your noble efforts some Id t so infernal hot Leaves are gathered four times a , > tea plant afte year from t Helps Her! cond floor timer down the Adler-i-ka =e | landing ar elled to horse, “Whoa the milkman, clattered t where man maid wtalrs to the Jeat night wat met the Drat that —— He could have m Hoover for noth much MONDAY, DECEMBER ¢ "InGloomyHour ( CONFESSIONS | of a WAR BRIDE Copyright, 1918, by the Newspaper Association H the wa ed excited from my senne ™ way 1 flew Rem n wife harged him m and lame ||, Worthy, single mar By. ; Mriga ae a ininal Ae ileatoonggne new hope and ¢ . bias tack, it penetrates quickly, drives ciiahanie : eat worenens, and limbers up stiff, inte his life. Then you wi a i 7 ce or galing joints and muscles ing your eo on a firm foundati W, . Drebaner, Malina, Pa.| tk the Wierd Oi) is an absolutely reti- OP the road to lasting happiness. ha oxs ALL gas and at ahi, antiseptic application for cuts : A HAPPY WIFE. | sourness, stopr coma for running. Wit Dorms, Bites and stings. Sprains and ASKS FOR FAIR PLAY INSTANTLY. Empties Fc Carte f a orem ‘ Dealers heal readily under its sooth My Dear Miss Grey: Perhaps a and lower bowel. flushing reg - penetrating qualities year and a half of married life has | alimenta cana Reno > me in the * m ie try from druggists for 20 cents. made me see things differently which poleons ne t : et acme wee Monet satisfied. return the bottle and the girl who has not had th . Preve: _peaas ru - ; gt your money back perience. I am writing in r We ha Adie =p th Sipe . ms . Byer constipated or have sick head. the woman who warned w > ake < ame ad - he? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, they must “doll up” and smirk in a. glyeer ne |g : ‘ oo Petgant little pink pills, 30 cents. order to keep friend husband's love drugs. Swift Drug Co.|,; : te 2 , Gusranteed.— Advertisement I should like to know who his leading druggists | ~ a — oes me he tight *| forbidden } willin ig | belt ips. He took j en WUGMONNNANOONNOUUUOUOOONGOAONENONENOOQOQOOOORDUOUOUOOONANOGOGGOUONONOOOQGGOOOOOQNNOGEOEOOOOHNQGONQQQNONQQQQUQOU0NUNI LEE dot 1 says, ‘you tight:| fastened the 1 WALLACE ON THE SOLOELLE Tone-Coloring Player Piano wick him Clever organist of the Liberty Theatre, together with Harold Weeks, of the Melody Shop, explain their preference for the now acknowledged leader of all Player Pianos, M Te ee Te Oliver G. Wallace—Harold Weeks . 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