The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1920, Page 9

w i filleve anybody but Hob can. follow © Tleoted—our toud. — Back with § ; : f ») but I'd never dare wx | the senat Pp ANA settled into the p fertadie chair, He essions of ab ESSIONS 0! Ertterprise,Association) J I IN ‘TEREST BOB BY KEEPING INFORMED ON CURRENT EVENTS nost women wauld cal an ‘ideal’ man,” I go that Bob came adventure and every woman of imagination nt as much & Iman nO has an ounce ht to give the eve tention as she would give to a movie “Just what is your idea of an | scons Weal’ man?” Then he tit a cigaret depths of a tated ready a "in we Now ibition 1 mot! that wives have long neg & canversation,| Man days of | expects her theo com was GOUld see, for a nice little chat with with me. It pleased me immensely to find that 1 still can keep my hus Band interested in That's just as it was in the @Ur engagement. It's a Mure of our married life which I Mean never to love. entertainer will gladly stay “More than once I have dec ided that | Where life but when he | must keep po t «| bored he gets up and goes %t impress He so dull, Often | ot their husi ply bee L gossip by fe or m ris not , helpless men to her big job as an entertainer, silly patt | Just because women fought bus routine life. Moat |Strenuously for prohibition and used are pretty patient that way rvoir of energy in the bat >> with an| tle, mother thinks they ought now to put # of the same kind of sut | drains and force Into devising a social ing them. and who is he in amused, and grateful to the where th he leaves by Ause some the onto have hour Aecount of neighborhood affairs T do try to keep informed adc Gurrent events so that I « HMsten intelligent!y while © goodness Knows I don't be. | 4 an at least | Scheme to succeed the talk Naturally when my ret and settles down talk with me, Tam vast! ed, for I realize that I am moment * the role of tainer.” Naturally, when Bob asked, “What is r notion of an ideal man Jane? came back with You That is as it should be Rob said with a dramatic leaving me out “Well, I suppose Jix a gorgec | women a nese up @l those leftover wars in Europe Nor do I care at to talk about and the p treaty every Morning at breakfast But I do think it ts perfectly fas Simating to read of the aviator who Went up into the air seven miles @nd fell down five miles and made ® safe lantiing, thru working of Subconscious mind. That, cer tainly, is « brand new chapter in hu a — THis SPRING TAKE ‘It is a medicine ean and do have entire As pure n and safe All the claims ma: by the te: results a titude of cas at least, qui Woman, th bow, * wort of the it makes Anew opples down on | conan Just lik | written by “He ador oulja board hing, sh own life and bh Well, why shouldn't destroy | her romance before marriage instead of After it—as is the usual way?" “But her love affair | fectly beautiful.” I wailed “My dear, all love affairs are per fectly beautiful But ¢ quently ane party, like Chry case, who plants a silly # 3 |b k in the way of true lo’ ql poe upid’s apple cart with bang! ruin her ulin | so per (To Be Continued) SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement —If you would save on wearables, the chance is offered in Not only is every purchase made by us a special purchase, bought greatly to our ad- |i, vantage, but the per cent of profit is cut to as low a figure as our Special Price Basement. is consistent with sound business. A Sale Extraordinary Of All at One __ THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1920. eattle Style 28—The Star's snapshots of attractively- dressed women on Seattle streets —Photo by Cress-Dale. tylish swit developed in h, brown broadcloth: {Particularly noticeable is the’ , Which is striking- ly brought out in the coat by the round panel front and the straight fur-trimmed panel back. With the brown droop- |brim hat, milady wears a most {fashionable veil. It is bor- dered with a wide satin strip jwhich fastens snugly about the neck. DAISY HENRY. If the Indy pictured here will cat! The Star editorial rooms and identify herself, she will reecive two tickets to the Orephoum vaudeville show, at the Moore, Taft Pleads for Better Community Spirit : low xhip true humanity, to gether with a plea for cultivation of | Lorado = T Municipal | House Dresses | 2°= $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50 Dresses club at Masor ul ¢ Un Tuesday, Me Iilinois Al puntry club Striking * from bis address Crime is not but low im failure, ‘Time ts near at hand when we Fifteen pieces of exquisite erty, of one of charming colors, and black and white. Satin Liberty quality soft rich satin sheen, This Spring's favorites. Shown in the wide, priced at $6.00 a yard. A very will giv for stre the scarce shades, at $4.50 a yard. ivory, navy, Crepe de Chine the very best of service. et, evening and reception wear. flesh, pink and black. Lots Foulard Silks —These charming Foulards in fascinating patterns and modish colors, 36 inches wide, practical and fashionable for wear priced at $4.00 a yard. at all informal affairs. The New Shirting Silk ‘Two-tone and multi-tone effects in novel white grounds, in broadcloth pongee. en's waists, and misses’ 32 a yard. wear. attractive stripes on For men’s shirts and pajamas, inches wide. Crepe Meteor —An unusually appealing value in soft heavy The shades include African brown, taupe, quality. black. 40 inches wide. Special at A Special Purchase Of 9 Women’s Cotton Union Suits An especially advantageous pur- chase enables to offer this good value in women’s union suits at $1.00 each. With low neck, band top, sleeve’ knee length. In white. 5 and 6. Special Knit Underwear, First Floor Women’s Gauze Vests —Bodice with tape tops, regulation tops. In. pink and Sizes 4, 5 and 6 at 50c Sizes 7, 8 and 9 at 65c each. i Underwear, F ¥I and the white. each. Gloves For Women ~-Women's full 16-button length glace gloves, with overseam sewn fingers. In white only. Priced at $9.00 a pair. Novelty cuff gloves, | trasting binding and _ buttons. Made of imported skins. In white and navy, white and plum, and white and pegalle. Priced at $9.00 a pair. with con- Gloves, First Floor | i} | | Hoover Suction Sweepers Our terms on the Hoover most reasonable: —$5.00 down and $5.00 a month, with no interest whatever on the transaction. are | Hoovers, Fourth Floor | TO WHITEN NECK Diluted lemon juice, buttermilk or Meteor of gray, navy Crepe blue $4.95 a yard. Dress ¢ “*Coeries” Woven Beaded Necklaces Specially Priced At $10.00 The latest of the European fads, as sketched, are extremely new here. In the collection are new and novel designs not to be seen else- where in the city, and the color- e distinctly unus » have been price Or at $15.00 An Easter this special sale ift Opportunity in at $10.00 each. y 8 b, Firat Floor | MARSHMALLOW TEAS Satin Lib- material i new 40 inches high grade of Crepe de Chine which Fashionable of AQ inches wide, are cream wom- Moderately priced at $4.00 superior and ection, First Floor RASER-PATIERSON Co SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Quality Silks For the Easter Gown Materials For Men Linen Handkerchi efs Men’s fine all linen handbees chiefs, full size, 4, and 44-inch hems. There are 500 handkerchiefs in this lot, and they are priced extremely low at 50c each. Men's See 4e the tion, Just In Entrance, Pillow Tubing ~The best standard quality pil- low tubings, in 36, 42 and 45- inch widths. Priced at 70¢, 75¢ and 80c a yard. —secona Floom Infants’ Hose Infants’ Cashmere Hose in white and black. Priced at 50¢ a pair. —Hoslery, First Floor, Women’s $ Hosiery In the Less Expensive Weaves —Women's mercer- ized lisle hose, with fashioned foot and reinforced heel and toe. Good elastic tops. In Black, White, Brown, Cordo- van, African Brown, Dark and Medium yray, Field Mouse and Navy. All § at 75c a pair. —Women’s silk plated boot hose, seamless. In black only. All sizes in the lot. Priced at $1.50 a pair. Hosiery, First Floor. Veilings Showings for National Veiling Week —New arrivals for this week's showing include many new beautiful patterns in silk and meshes, in fancy combinations of dots and scrollé. Of interest also are the little novelty veils with bands of os- trich, which fit snugly around the throat, and are in all shades, to match the hat. —All moderately priced. —Veilings, First Floor. Leather Belts Regular $1.00, at 75¢ —Belts of suede, with calfskin backs, stitched on either side and finished with pearl buckles. —The colors are navy, gray and brown. The sizes include 34 to 40. Special values at 75c. eather Goods § on, First Floor, PLAIN OR ee Rugs and Carpets CLEANED The Fuzzy Wuzzy Rug Co. Since 1900 Phone Capitol 1233 QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION ave too| peroxide is very helpful in whiten Frequent applications rable length of time asary to effect a notice Place whole marshmallows on round sweetened crackers, make a| hollow in the middle and fill with | a candied cherry, nut meat or candied citron. 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