The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1920, Page 11

PoeesEFELAR Fi sa0t Eee. adserc’ F oaERe ees BE G4 ERE celieGrads leks EF (#20 G25e Beng Fe bs MISS SEVENTEEN SHOULD HESITATE ON TI IRESHOLD OF PUBLIC DANCE HALL, Dear Miss Grey: young girls at the age of 17 chaperoned either by their friends? I have Please advise me if it is correct for and 18 to go to public dances parents or married women | ay *, | been told it is very wrong because you dance with men you know nothing of, and then, again, I have been told it is all right, Now for your advice, for which I thank you many times.| What does your conscience there is ever the slightest dow a thing of this sort is wron, better to be safe than sorry. MISS SEVENTEEN. | tell you, my young friend? If bt in your mind as to whether 7, you'd best hesitate, for it’s You must feel a natural repulsion about permitting) “strange men to put their arms them in the close contact to w gects you. A girl under 18 years of a¢ lic dance hall, chaperoned around you, and mingling with hich the public dance hall sub-| ge should not set foot inside a or otherwise. Girls or women older should not go unless properly escorted or chaperoned and then they should not dance with strange men. nectable go in crowds of six to people who are perfectly re. Many ten couples to public dance halls, and dance. with members of their crowd only, and certainly no one would be narrow- minded enough to criticise the Public Calls for Sensational Movies? ‘Toleranc gay that “Tolera’ gome things bu geem to think that there was any | good in the movies, at all, I think the movies have progressed wonderfully since the first two-reel ve; but we all know m for improvement be. ‘ serials more than 1 do, and I try to avoid seeing them, and other sensational pictures: wh Tecan. 1 try to choose the pictur that I think I will like, good, clean pictures, and I don't very often go | « wrong. I think the Sennett Bathing Rea ties are good to look at, myself, kind ‘ef easy on the,eye—at least no harm ean come from looking at them. I am Bot opposed to musica) comedy, and I think they are to take the place of what we see on the stage. So long as the people demand sen. @ational things, the companies wil! Probably have some of those pic turea They must cater to a very mixed public. so try to produce ple tures the public cails for, but I don’t care for those things mysel seems, however, that the av public is mad over sensatic things. They delight in sensa news im the dally papers, sens How to Dispose of Those Surplus Pounds Dear Miss Grey: I have been read- mg your columns for a long time. ‘and hare noticed that you always @eem willing to answer ¢veryone; ‘therefore thought I would place my ve great worry before you. Iam 21 years of age, and over! ‘Weight about 55 or 60 pounds. No doubt you realize how unpleasant | this must be, and I would like to have you suggest something which Would help me along this line. » very good if you have the use of | 1 pymmasium, ‘or if you haven't, you l may take simple little exeretwrs each em. | WHAT, do You}! think? Write Cyn- thia Grey, care of | Seattle Star. | Tam a working girl, entirely de pendent upon my own resources, | therefore, I cannot take any expen alive tmenta Le The most effective cure is the pensive—that of dict and Do not cat wheat breads, | rice or starchy foods. Eat | wd, fresh fruits, execpt | nanes, spinach, lettuce, string beans, celery, ete. You may eat jello pud dings, and fresh vegetable salads th French dressing, but evo monnaise as you would poison, like | wise turn a cold shoulder upon pic, cake, rich puddings, pasiry, etc. Do not cat ham, bacon, pork chops; in stead, roast deci, steak, lamb chops or lean veal should be substituted in the meat Hine. Drink plenty of water, and if you can do #0, add the juice Of a lemon Walk as much as you can. If you do not live teo far out, walk to work cach morning. If this is impossible, | start half am howr earlier and walk | soriskiy for a distance before you! take Physical exerctac is also} @ car. evening before retiring. If you fol- low thia regime closely, you should lose your 50 pownds easily within a | ver. Do not become discouraged the first fete months; & is the last few that wil bring results, | Would Avoid ' Seasickness | Dear Miss Grey: WI yon please [tell me how to avold sea-sicknoss? I would like an answer soon, as I am leaving for the North in a few days. A READER. Avoid heavy foods the first fow days out, and eat plenty of fresh| fruits, capectaly oranges and lem- ons; also take @ 9008 cathartic. GLADYS ROBINSON OF OUR LARGE BEAUTY CHORUS “THE SURF THIRD - AND - MADI | | THE BIGGEST AND FINEST MUSICAL AND FUN OFFERING IN THE CITY THIS WEEK E) Twenty- a Two PRETTY DANCING MAIDENS CLAD IN THE LATEST SENSA- TIONS OF THE CALI- FORNTA BEACHE THE BIG GORGEOUS 99% GIRL SHOW DERS” THE SWATTLE STAR Seattle Style No. 64—The Star’s snapshots of attractively- dressed women om Seattle streets 6 -—Photo by Cress-Dale. This handsome one-piece dress is a combination of dark blue tricotine and black satin. The body of the dress is trico- tine, while the short overskirt is black satin and tricotine, very ey eee Fashionablé short sleeves, cut just above the elbows, and worn with long white kid gloves, give a esd Frenchy touch to the costume. The sailo: with novelty black celluloid flowers and leaves. DAISY HENRY. If the lady will call at The Star’s efitorial rooms, she paickoa fo | will_receive two ticket the Moore, ‘Tuesday's Fashion picture was of Ming Martha Thompson, Clemmer theatre, sibs PORTLAND, Ore — With tw@ - EVERETT.—Fire destroys hotels deaths here from sleeping sickness | Croft and Annex at Gold Bar, $10, Tuesday total mounts to hes loos. an ManErC B awe e Cl EAD, GARDENER SAYS If you buy rones at a depart ment store don't expect to have them flower the first season. You are almost sure to be disappoint ed ertectly good plants, dling they get breaks off the fibrous roats which insure early flowering. When you get two-year-old pottel plants from a nurseryman, you can ex. pect flowers within a few weeks. When planting such roses, how- ever, loosen tie roots from the ball and spread them out care fully, making the hole large enough to recetve them without || bending the ends. And plant || them deep enough so that the knob on the stalk which indicates the graft will be two inches un der ground. Then you may look for a good crop of blooma, IF SHE USES A CRYSTAL Electric Washer The hardest part of her work—the washing will be done early and with almost no labs Phone Biliott 1 let us show yo! efficiently the Different! AN exclama- tion called forth by the fineness of our work and sim- ply the result of doing it bet-_ Crystal will wash your daintiest fabrics and your heaviest woolens. Small first p@yment and balance stretched over long period, —THE— LIGHTHOUSE |: —INC.— 418-420 “Union Block and Half East of Postoltice | LADING Pom RATT PrOTOSRARMERS| Litel Bidg¢, r hat is a becoming shade of brown and trimmed | Copy FOR A MAN WHO You've got to stop the whale blamed commanded my husband, days ago we re viewed and condensed the letters which detailed the tragedy and xince then you've talked about nothing else, Please, my love" “I can't help being anxiows to get “Jane, deart thinking abow Honolulu ftw Maybe she loved him as devoted to her tell about her she’s such a Perfectly ready to filrt with you, Bob! You, » | You needn't scowl qa, my dear iwn't It curious that Chry have went that crazy sa small boat with the Sametimes J fancy she half Sandy McCall te give © the Russians a good big soa isn't above Liking revenge, you know nibly foresee At any rate, b Fut you. can nepirators 1 Chrys to believe that you have been in trigued into a mock wedding cere mony poor sallor to murder his pamen gers rid of the plotters. Of course, don't consider bim a murderer me he is a martyr imagine the et jon~ My husband interrupted my mone an indignant grow! t me! nettle down to @ real peace, hasn't iw “Sandy @4 a big thing for us all. Put, my girl, you're getting hyster teal She was impulsive, as usual. way. That's Dad's way ply. That's her They think they can shape fate to suit themselves.” “Fate surely knotted up the threads of life when Hamftton Cer ’. patient!” I ex t he ts sick $9.58) the famous with all itso) essions of a Bri ight 1920, by The Newspaper E.rrterprite, Association) |BOB ALWAYS LIKES TO SAY A GOOD WORD xpected | - oll and| It surely must be very dimgreeable | But, of, course, 1 don’t believe Chrys went so far as to want the} Certainly ehe never dreamed | he would kill himaelf tn order to get | Now, Bob! Just | © with a violent whake of his! You're doing very wen, | help thinking “Angwoy, T ean’ Jcontinually about the hed | | to promote the reece now didn't he, Tk Every time a conspir@y like that is scotched, this} weary world has a fresh chance to! I can’t see that Chrys ‘vas re sponsible for the tragedy, as you im- WEDNESDAY, AVRIL 28, 1920. lio Wolttant can aw OREO SUNY OPP AS SINTLONIES | ORV ENO TAAH NN EEO AN: MOS ITN, (2 |CHILD CLINIC IS |OPENED AT SCHOOL ie! eoetrel Congress of Mot Teacher anoctations hygiene of the and QOS LAZ ON KE SAP OYwer4s One GRAPE-JUICE WASTE PRODUCT MAKES tle Parent han opened the child clinic for the benefit of mothers mace ism © indus Jolly made from grape new product of the grape ju try, Pomace, consisting of pulp nd o jeft in the in an éducational examination of | "a> Sle Maggie Mo) ren the ye ie U md - until now bees almest entirely & 3 J ‘i 1" ne few waste product he United States de IS DOWN AND OUT ae is ane 'n| aste Product. The United Baten & the standardization of the child. - a: ie 4 os Jaboard her yacht, the man is safely eee eee e nese enna at the north end | vitted experiments showing Jelly can outside of her revenge for a time!” sl iro or eng | U* Made from pomace with very little | My dear husband Alwar meen nn sade seth tae a pariad on ae ores st n ; ertal } " ar. opportunity to say a good ward for Way a h jelly made ty ‘ B mman who is down 064 ont, Nad | Sone rom 9 f St cetony: abet Pomare with water, pressing, adjust- at | urday dren under 6 are eligible, | min Mi ee a arally he hunted for something kind |i, moet expenses each mother will|("& the # : ) 1 finally be r 7 tartaric acid, concentrating the juice y contribute 25 cents. The opening MY | 10 ine required : Rang! | (hus a grand chance to re-|° _|and concentrating to y dear!’ ble of playing a 6 Lorim: He's political scoundrel, not gist show you Card. our Chrys may torn ont to 1 duch all” 1 ex (To Be Continued on after MOTHER! | “California Syrup of Figs” oO 5 | Accept “Californja" Syrup of Figs jonly—look far tha name California lon the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and moet harmless physic for the Ittle | stomach, liver and bowels, Children | love its fruity taste, Full directions on each bottle, You must say “Call- 1, fornia.” Drink, and the World Drinks With You; Thirst, and You Thirst Alone we thirst ? “Why go around like a lost soul seeking an oasis in the gray, dry desert ? Right here for you is old VIRGINIA DARE WINE Id-time charm of flavor and z & Lo, Inc, Distributors. Schwabacher bro tells so plainly how to dia lor that you To match any material, have drug Diamond Dy*” Color! in thei Silk Shop ‘Better Silks for Less Silk Remnant aroma, its satisfying appeal and whole- some qualities, ‘Drink VIRGINIA DARE WINE when and how youplease. Nothing is missing but the alcohol and you won’t miss that because the wine is so good. grees I the next letters, Hob, Neither can | Pen pa mia eaee 1 et | you, It's eaxy enough for you ta! niger sid | 1 , y aad = to ou met for . mes a " aval |band, I suppose, but you see, my | Villain, 1 suppose,” waid Bob, “Con. | f The 1920 bride need not depend mind just runs along in ita own | "der Certels from an international | { upon orange blossoms for her bow pon point of view and he is a scoundrel. | $ { quet. White violets, white roses, Iil- In every other relation, he has al-| 7 & } | ies of the valley, white geraniums, or “Seems to me I've noticed that | ways been a gentieman, In Germany fe a8 $\a mixture of these are just as sult litte peculiarity of your min he would ‘be honoréd. Here he in|4 Diamond Dyes” Made Faded, } | aie chuckled my husband, “Al*o Of YOUr | hounded as a mpy. Geography deter-|{ Shabby Apparel so Fresh }| And she may have her choice of « tongue,” he added. And then be! mines a man's point of view.” ‘} 4 {| shower with bouttonnieres, tied into gave me ® real kina to sbow that bet” «nur chere’s our personal relation , J and New 2 narrow satin #treamers, or a prim, didn't mean to be horrid, Growin | to cy 1 maid. beeen 0 00000 ee eee eeeeeeee round bouquet with paper lace set- nicer with time is the test of a really! «; haven't forgotten {t. Person.| Don’t worry about perfect results, | ting, or if the bride prefers, she may choice husband, 1 suppone latly, 1 don’t believe he ever deceived | Use “Diamond Dyes,” guaran 40 away with the bouquet and carry “L can't help Uhinging how queer! oneys it's more | to suppone | sive a new, rich, fadelesn color to any | only a prayer book, with a few white it im that Chrys should be nursing | that the litte lady lawyer was mis | fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen, | flowers dropping trom streamérs of Certeist 1 can't help wandering bow | ¢,\ I've known Certei# so long.|cotton or mixed goods—-dresses,| pebe satin ribbon. Katherine is feeling now that Don! qr tines bye bMen dev blouses, stockings, skirts, children’s | “ seoemaeniter Manuel is dead, as a result of her hiss, SMantie: tha: oe coats, feathers, draperies, coverings.| Fashion leaders derived thetr in- own plot—an end she couldn't pes | enemies. In. the Direction Book with each spiration: from the Greeks for the | néw spring afternoon and evening gowns. The erinoline and the pan- | nier draperies, which were so popular last winter, have been discarded, and place has come the straight- Sale ‘At the Silk Shop Now Going On Hundreds of choice Silk Remnants, in most :all.kinds of Silks, very cheap. By the bottle or by the ” Ask your dealer o write as direct for“ The Art of Hospi. tality"—a book that solyes the problem of social entertainment. GARRETT & COMPANY, Ine Bush Termina! Bide No. Breskiya, N. ¥.