The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 11

@} =©69©LAW SHOULD PROTECT CH Seattle Stylle |" fF BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK, CL: \ The St Beha gs i ; y . wy Wp PNOR 0. 45—The Star's snapshots of attractively- m } MOTHER WITH EXPERIENCE | oie Ais ree os ee mah j Dear Miss Grey: In answer to the question put te your Sd te should be visited on the children, or should the illegitimat« 5 [i child have an equal chance with the one born within wed ‘d lock? Q Of course, it is not right to bring il! Z into the world, but when a girl is unfortunat and her child should be given the protecti would like to tell the readers of my experi and from what I know about men, they are too willing to shirk their part of the responsibility in a case of this sort children » she egitimate I had a wonderful pal for a number of years. We loved mer each other dearly, or at least, I loved } I xu know the two 1 old story of a man with a girl) ———— After in every port. The man was (Wis HAT do YOU the a married man and dreadfully tehed ink? thia o y, Write Cyn of The and he said his wife millstone unhappy, was a neck. care about his ret a div him, but the service months. close, he ry his first Voree and m of our unborn But dnstead. pened: He went asked her to o the child—jus' easiest thing in stunned for s tho I couk rts, but hikdren were born of me, but he put ting be Lieut office Poland, dawn on her that the belong to her husband, if such was the I ¢ nould be a law to that if such was the « t herself and the child support the child HAPPY AFTER THE WAR and learned the truth from Tals band, and then wrote me el . and her husband had talked it over | Fiance Wishes to and he did not want the child if he| Assume Bride’s Name had to marry me. He would rather| | When a couple she adopted it, as he thought she| can't a’man take the Would make the better mother to my, woman's name instead of her taking child. Can you imagine such a/his? I am to be marrie ‘thing? |for reasons which I ca At the same time, he would call on and I wish to me and tell me he loved me, but did not mention a divor or say a word} except that he wanted the child. aye told him there was but one wa} for # him to have the child, and that to marry me. and that he would sup port me, whether he did or not ' The wife always bragged that her husband was a moral man, and tha he could be trusted with any girl ROGERS BAKING POWDER. Miss Grey gots married. pothing in th f the atate that mah under an assumed name t, without dow a any - applicatic If he consult wet to| A most becoming tailored suit, fashioned of brown tweed} t-|mixture material, which possesses two turn-back lapels at} either side of the coat and novelty loose-hanging pockets. | The self-material belt extends from the sides to front. With! Bread Crumbs this suit the young lady is wearing an attractive black tam- Dear Miss Grey: Wit you pubtien | Shaped hat, trimmed with silky black feathers n your columns some nice ways to} DAISY HENRY. make bread crumbs into appetizing igentible dishes? I shall be I if you will SINCERELY IGNORANT. | Bread crumbe are much nicer than ‘ran or cracker crumbs for breaded do this, he sho ney. Uses For If the lady pictured here will call a¢ The Star's editorial reams, she, will receive two tickets to tha Moore Fashion picture was of Mins Nettle Goldman, 14 15th ave ing ina ose sce seemeey ul, lamb, meat croquettes or fiah A delightful pudding may be made rom stale bread crumbs by prepar n@ @ custard and adding the bread umbds and raisins, and bad | | noderate oven eee inzious to Remove Superfluous Hair Dear Miss Grey: How can I re move hair from my upper lip so that * will not return and without in juring the skin? ANXIOUS. Superfluous hair may be removed permanently and without injury to the skin by the electric needie, but one must be careful to solicit the services of an expert. It ie said that to use hydrogen of peroride one a: and spirits of ammonia the nezt w sradually remor # hair the growth 4 How applied Copyright 1920, by The Neuripa per Exrterprise Association) CERTEIS PLANS TO USE DADDY LORIMER’S CHEMICAL SKILL IN GERMANY he finer than| yrs wired froe ¢ yacht proved to expected, Ch or the f o restore the mon: | at a given 1 there? Bb If a boy goes to school until he is 21 and then gets married the chances ure that he will never be able te realize that all men are born free and equal againet NAPOLEON [22 ITALIAN Se ee el oon, EXTRA VIRGIN ch an "trom dat h it in his w took the letter and returned wit typed matter It lacks Dad's 5 | ures of epecch,” he naid, a dandy example of bi Uterary style.” ‘Gene and I world wrote. are going of land, and a skipped all the big cit 1 lost 1 temper. 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Lorimer, am} | h “for r very much against my will, Kaiserdom is wher | «th THE SEATTLE STARTUFSDAY, APRIL 6, 1920. 2° s»aded Bag Can Be > Made i at Home HAS ARMY RECORD - Fd come Gat, has been in t t bearer on the PAGE 11 UATeats geate offal to, 248 VUPREACHEE CCRER CHEAGNE UE SSS LA Gas (THE OLD GARDENER SAYS , ft et ie ne r r ‘ sind ed ° Heliehr nur or trawt er “4 : 5 at ‘ shed sof material eoxether.| WOMAN CANDIDATE || ‘ FOR CONGRESS 1 the person of Statler, - She will on the republican Cincinnati nition te| CLEANING mmittes, is It is difficult A GRATER to re at eed not be « with ite anyway, #6 It Is well t the bread as needed oti ate Ht Remarkable millinery creations are being shown at the ‘om London Hippodrome, among which appears the hat shown in It is made to the design of a rose and clai commanding! r7 EP INC ‘OME TAX Mme ed with ¢ ut th e war “| the above picture. Dai battle worn by Mises | Said Domestic Science School Opens April 5th RY FLOUR a The Bon Bai COOKING school for the women of Seattle will be opened April 5th by the Domestie Science Department of the Sperry Flour Co. The fundamentals of cookery will be presented in a series of twelve lessons, with lectures and demon- strations. The course is essentially practical, especially for those who are daily confronted with the problem of keeping meals up to standard and table costs down. Course of Study Here ts a brief outlin study that ne of the be fol course of will rete tty i aa pags The School Will Be Conducted Under the Lesson I. Diretion of Fuel Foods n Batters and Other Leavens Flour Mixtures MISS LUELLA E. COE Lesson It k Batters ee, say aaa ase Graduate Domestic Scientist Thick mitts University of California Pr te Cookies Lesson IV Soft Dough and Eggs The course will cover all branches of cookery. 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