The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1920, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR eo GLARS APRIL f2, 1920. 7 pases to wou a7; ) TAFFETA CAPES AMONG Seattle Sle Confessions ofaBridel NEW JOYS OF SPRING fhe i THE IDALIN Nil ead” mu A poor ¢ he thinks that the movie the rutantte the HAT do YOU vibe think? Write Cyn ™ or!) thia Grey, care of The Seattle Star, surely) he goe te must \_(G opyright I* 120, by The Ne wspape TE arte terpri how wou when, he ym, one sees pictures Mt he Star’ apshots of attract ively ee No. 5 spc vomen on Seattle streets Ser SET DOWN OUIJA’ DADDY’S BLINDNESS PREDICTION OF PATA AMUN EET? A COINCIDENCE young minds movie fan, and I know w ( nie Hor up ' ways come out view Mr. Cunningbam may really want | . ra mixht t ft . 4 cleaner ideas, besides having |4 wife Ue legacy coming luck | / : f n all of the petty worries of |ald of his backward nat Jor Cert 1 Idn't gu Danwd a © theory ag a f the day, while enjoying the ploture.| not be #o eager to judge i ou he f her pea And I've learned more than 1 words and acts ofte range relat ed to be a fact lesson from nding the mo here are actors fe |we had na I Mind fanet and fail to seo where théy are de- | keeping pace with the humbug of the Jay had 1 mincar ij bo moraltzing world, with their true self armored But what 4 The explanation oc be If “Pinhead” wouk! take the time /for a test EX SERVICE his regula t prove|I realized that it would not natisf to read up mn some of the good maga | most anr « to all of us A per w red to believe mines, Satu Svening Post, etc! Dear Miss Grey: In repty to a let-| | ‘There was one #tatement tn Dad: | sptritiomn he will find that the s much time [wr 1 “Mother.” I would aay:| ay's le I 4 not discu: As an wnbetiover trying to make/I am a Mrs. and while God didn't} with my t Of courne, it d f commmnient the pictures the ver and, also, | bleme mew dren, I am not} trensed Bob to learn that Daddy had) was for nbating most of the pictures shown are taken /afraid of being taxed for pot having had 4 ne which had re. | “revelath I kept busy, too, f from the stage plays or good books. /any, for | went out into the high ulted in bis temporary blindnes , fom rest £ P and I don’t really think that they | ways and byways.:and found four » didn’t care to be reminded | the wety f their wi ‘yf are “dloodth ax he says. Most|~ My Acros water t of Chrys’ controls had giv-| sonality t sit of the pictures shown nowadays are | with yw divisiony: and . he mame information a. week Since the “Outf Girls” and “Mme very refin fought in a number of the prihelpa be Daddy's letter arrived Planche have I don't know anything about the! battles of the war. He wad station remains deaf and dumb to| Hroadwa atest wuccensfu b what I vome time in Hippengen, Ger every phase of his m i t 3 on passing by car, they |daughter whom I pay tuition for aNeount for the “revelation 1h their ¢ Usually seem to have second-ran pl Mother,” don’t worry about me t had come thru Chry boar Bot A tures, shown in the better theatres |I am doing my share in lite. The Pert t war only a weird coin: | I , me for the first run prement method of tatation ts all ta that Dadd@y had been blind | then Reading trashy novels does the/ wrong. We have a class with us ta time when Chrys was cond why?" young minds more harm who pay nothing. They usual ering the conseaquentesot-a "wtroke bakeries Seeild Sekwe. ts ple condemn & pleture in-| squat on someone else's land, live tr If #0, it was just the kind of a co. by a flew 3 i I c dustry and ly know much/a shack and have enough old fur incidence which maken converts for ¥ recrets about it G. EB | niture to get along with Mme. Outja. at Ai We furnish a doctor to help bring | 1 found the only explanation whieh subcor " by th Deer Mise Grey let me|their children into the world; the atistioh tne when I went to Ghrve’| catia poletert’ have a word on th a county is always ready to aid them room for a book I had loaned her “Write to Katherine,” said Bot ght saving” quest ve t when they ask for aid, and wo bury On her desk were others which she | enthusiasticn following with considerable interest | them when they die had been r f » was a med| “Katherine is not a sinc v e the letters in you column and Thies clam leads a happy life They i work with Jordan pence’slotee lik Chrys. She's q un name on the fly leaf, It had te 4o| serupuloi thought the danger of Seattle being | pay the county nothing and usua he will trap her pre fnflicted with this measure was past, | have enough money for moonshine. with the remults of cerebral hemor.|by ay process. Il tell her wh Dut I see by tonight's paper that it in| I believe every voter should p: rhage and I belle nbout outja. . etill being ag! at the city hall| poll tax and every citizen should pay “How characteristic of Chrys to chow het’ that the # % f and that the city’s legal advisers say |sehool tax. The Eastern states pay estect the unweual before she com ae wind tricks « it im legal, as well as feasible it, each cttizen does his share and | siders the commonplace,” was mry|up song ran, 80 all Now, Miss Grey, I am a motorman the property owners don't have to comment as I turned the pages Mm prewe ” NSS on one of the city’s morning cars bear the entire burden leveral cases lind. fs * ; I To get.the people to work we have| I say it in am injustice ‘ter the ness were noted oceurred t ‘ “ . to get up one or two hours cartier | property owners to pay the bills ap me that there had on very dee It a t BY CORA MOORE 00k f ft had star | r than anyone etse, and to co ee —— Peg argyle ogy oe impression upon Chrys’ mind ‘ grand stunt to on wimply by| New York's Fashion ah hood, hung from the or Saeed ar hour to this, it is the “Dlow that} have the ss jon, in pi a She had worried—with the rest of | reading their subcapscious mind The taffeta capes that are appeaf | around the sa four-inel - | killed father.” Let me give you my |fairs. As for a property owner hay ue—about Daddy's condition * rd betrays them. ca are a $07 Pris one vot Wilda ing of the taffeta, ft pris bye msheiule: r jing the right to the uae of the county knew that t ret attack of hette is a false mis Bennett s is a hydrangea bl It flesh-toned ehiffon that makes I get up at the present time at| institutions without pay, try it and had b 7 t on by of | trem.” aight and full at the b te bier ith the delicate * 3:30 a m,, catch the al-night car see, A Wo M temper. E\vidently Chrys had read! (To Be Continued) has a double tha © cape Ravenna, thae runs to the North) — Seattle car barns, reaching there at! Dear Mins Grey: Just a fow lines | THE OLD When Hoste 4:45, and at’S o'clock am on my car|% the little high school girt wie} 2 &t work. Before this freak idea came | wishes to be an usher. ‘OU fry fist i TT GARDENER SAYS | Entertains at ckenia ts cone tee Just because Belgium ie again ‘ . areiring spears in ine eee {Spring Party pe oy oe Re ble becayse Mazola ab- orbs no odors or flav- rs from food fried Go it. ‘Try it yourself. Fry Ssh in Mazola—strain, and then use the same Mazola as shortening fora cake. Not even up, there were a few short weeks in| I am a girl usher, and have ore the summer we could go to work by|for the past two years, and I want the sunlight, but for the past two|to give this little girl some advygire) summers we have had to go to work |#ained from experience, I am em-| a full hour before the first streak ployed in a large downtown theatre | of dawn, and in order to get any | Indeed, the theatres are no place for fest, go to bed with the sun over an/& young girl, unless «he has a good hour high. | deat of com: . The different Where does the daylight saving | people employed about the theatres come in?) This measure cannot|are not always of the bert character greatly benefit anyone and works a| The majority of men employes are great ardship on many, and a rank | not bad, but they are not very par " ustice on some, so I say, let us/ticular how they talk. and conse mae on the plan/that has stood quently sy many t test of time, and gives equal Pot reach a young & Y Reduced Prices Your grocer is making special prices on Mazola in pints, quarts, try with French endive if no me on why this ous wala set ones II con ar ay be sent out Original invite should not be grown by onr owr form of spring people. Gardeners are confused . ngles, writing them or sometimes by the that the needs are alo under the but ft appears lane remtan ore aristocrat Je packet in your seed order will give you all the 1 tying them at from pink paper Justice out hardahip to} Then the work, itvelf. No one but ~ 7 bea any. nee ae len comet enn Know wine 1 mhéans planta you want. I . we "*' your imagination will ree to walk up and down the long and| 1 be time enough to plant ODD PLACE taste the fish flavor in ) Dear Mise Grey: . T was Interented | steep aisles all Gay. Standing on her Maen Motting CARDS the cake. ° - n {feet all day, an ept up, wi Pr" ley nae i cols a nal callie ven bigrheaith, “Coastantty oS pore aging ’ thot ana paren Se typical of a most fortunate woman, | serving the public in such a capacity Photo by Cress-Dale. Twine cand tah aba whine a she has reached an idealistic happi | becomes v trying on her patience| A smart little street suit, which is bound to catch the eye iit. Ther ae appropriate for the instance, the t ould show a bride, the home-loving and in time it makes | It ig f¢ empered ness which leas fortunate ones would nd nervy shioned of dark blue serge and attractively touched © envy, not because they didn't have her quick r the individuality or the’character to| 1 certainly think Miss Grey was/UP by the pretty embroidery design on the coat, which is merit these blessings, bat becanse|right in her advice. Leave the the |worked in a harmonizing shade of red. The chic little black fate was not so kind or considerate | tres alone unless you have sense to| straw hat boasts a shiny ‘black feather as the only trim to their modesty or high ideals, and| know right from wrong. A. A ming. DAISY HENRY. ultivated to @ considerable || 1c fend a specta grow stubby and rough reading. they are often forced to seek happl-|~ for otherwise the Hf the tedy pletured here will coll of The Stare efitertal resme, dpe (1 11004 of long and smoot AMATEUR ness in a lower plane, hence the| TEA AT Presa or the matrimonial buream. etc. | wi reeet o » d "the Kolb a ™ ; | Why condemn them? I am inctined | IBERT ee meee are ene Pas) OF Rew ned DE oun. POETS JOHNSON-LIEBER MERC. ©o., Seattle, Wash. to cive them sympathy, at least | A popular game t t ¢ Saturday's Fashion pictare of amilton Dongtas, Then, again, disappointments and| MARKET z rr Hs an of re, We » © tangle «tr or for worse. Happiness ia the goal | Douglas Dancing Academy, 10th ave and Pine «t ning Joss of faith often cause people to. ome e roo Each person i* ¢ take life lesa seriously, ‘No Price Problem and told te wind up hia or her t of all, in a greater or Jenene degree. | Pike ‘oa ‘Liberty Theatre 5 Lndietininoindaie If a person can't have the whole hor. Turn to Art for Relief CHERRY CHAT paper are wr it behooves to take half, even at the el, «pring, © t rT ur word hy write a jingle, ending each line the given word. A — AYERARO ma wi Business Men and Phone Girls for Cherry Patrons}! "ine ends in favor tas ther « pencils and paper aan | panned around. Across the top of n the we . or amy other sir | Three Very Popular ‘WORD ROLLS You Ought to Have These If You Have a Player ex are 1t he guests are aske some ast atrons at unt ¢ the mere. | How City Laws i iy gas" Are Taught to | ver ‘ana’ oor YOUNG America N ad tainly et | | A city where every school child “Venetian Moon” uality 1 not be better 7 Halla pas rAd RON |g laws is Patersor H : aot, Mid to the great advantages of-|.°°3"" a accomplished by the if A Fox trot that’s having a big run monthly terms that are the great. | ish @ civic classes, in ff —$1.25 t help in times when cash is lim. (Junction with the Chamber of ¢ 4 ‘ +—and there are very few of us| and the Woman's Club. The l PP vay eee eens cee very S AT catia. Feviole Ge ard ia. nN 3 : Bagdad pe ©; inde the wealthic AnUAKe - mating a Sy le ‘ One-Step by Glick and Hulten, San wie Gan. thele sremit- suidet phrases and long word he ne his Mi si neater rae coma hier ai ‘aie deanataen Francisco Composers—$1.00 re Ryle ciytibesogg ets olice, traffic, and fire regu i ae sr , % se See lain ‘warn nk sate You're a Million Miles From " Cherry's Str Shop mphiet form and distributed to ” 7 Rialto Bul secu ry school child in Paters | Over Pig'n Whistle In many of the large jes, in i } Madison and § | cluding New York nd veland “s — the classes visit place of civic danc ing—$1. U. S. ARMY G00DS a oan the ‘vent court, and the Special Attention to Mail Orders | ty ha in this manner are oing taught civics much more ef. . . ont ac bys Ca bees Aeolian Player Pianos, $745 SALE | *Madioon, Wit haa lu cate Pianolas From $800 ittle Men of the Sixth Ward.” or ; | 1 for the purpose of inter Duo-Art Pianos From $1225 Arab shirts, all in civic affairs, agd thr 2.28 and 82:00 ertat of the parent ores 6.50 t of the clty. ee NE edie to told ' se) Schools to Hold : ) ase | Music Festival man, May The the annual festival of music Seattle public schools will be | eld in the Arena, May and 8 F Members of Bell Picture Makers, art stidy class of the|New double “woolen, Vian irese| with a matinee performance, May It G F rth Chicago Telephone company, at work on oil and water colors| Wiis, saimon and eray oes ra OF Pat one of their twice-a-week classes, held at night in the tele-|N%%,,c700",, hiner | phone company’s assembly hall. Ju. s Raincont bird Ave. at Pine 1 le Spokane — Pertiand it has beem announced by Mis 09) Letha McClure, director of the de 0 | i partment of musk The business world is turning to art)Nen paintings and watercolor atte Se Before the war the May festival as a relief from strain and « work des, all w € was traditional in the city's public EVERY CAN Twenty-seven prominent me t|, 1 Wolff, mi tional manufac: |, and overcoats 6. a | schools. ‘The chorus of 2,000 voice i om making Chicago have organized the Bu « ize 16816, 12-02%, government and orchestra of 200 pieces will be (GUARANTEED plum v if dt | Simhaea edhe’ Brite ap seamee | ame crumentre. of 240 plaeas wal bs Men Painters’ club, Théy're going 1. } Z, manufacturer; A. H. | | Navy Tenta, size 9x9, 12-0% cted this year pew the 8008 t out into the woods and fields on|Ulirich, department store ow and| OY. ge se ‘ abhcine a ri a attle ol grade sketching trips to put Nature's col-|E E. Roberts, architect, ar “) mil-|y. RS Tents, 9x9, 12-02 re eis cerca or harmony onto canvases with|lionaire art followers, So are KE. B.| ronment standard duck, 4 : ; | Sati _ ‘ 7 ’ od paints and ofls alles: whclembe feaesilknts kod Se b Kedah os inc gate el SE BLACK C ANDLES | Hello girls and telephone comp: lL. De Wolf, rei € operator, | duck $9.00 and $10.00 Mack candies are an effective ? bookkeepers and executives haye|beth of whom in California on t orative touch if u in a rod M.J.BRANDENSTEIN & CO. |had an amateur painters’ club for att sketching trips Sale Conducted by has color in its wall coverings and Ole and Wart ID Occid I Aves, G. Drew, secretary of the ‘Seattle packgrounds for these candles, They ‘Sea: |look well in candlesticks of silver | slass, or of orange, yellow or Chi Mall Oxders Filled as Rapidly, ae jor sad ‘ do wt lial aa, pottery, seer succes: reduction in the number of coal mine lephone artists, known as the) fatalities in the Unit 1 Picture Makers, have just had|from that of 1918, ates in 1919