The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1920, Page 15

B above all, do not * Wee” 8 to Work a9) Dear Miss Grey: Wh. boy has had the offer joba and turned them to se® about them. Thanking you for your Tam, price Covered Dishes, Platters, values birth has more signific is ordinarily thought of. Following is the information the young man seeks. I print » tt, not because it may or may not be true, but because it was requested. It might be interesting for all of the readers who} | were born in the month of May to check up and rules set down down apply to their particular case “Persons born in the month of May are usual iad frequently become great leaders. You, however, are > as happy as you should be until the sipritual nature t v You need have no fear ef traveling by wate ‘ou are unselfish, self-sacrificing but seldom understood You have a quick temper and should ve to overcome this and acquire the habit of tolerance. less in either the affairs of business or the household. And. imitate others, depend upon your o @o if you were in my piace? I have two boys, one 20 years old, the other | 11. They refuse to work. The cidest ‘They ‘must work to live and this fs what I try to get into their heads When your deys are good and Rungry they will co out and rustic '~ for themselves. Teil them you have made a new rule in your household:| Dear Only those who work may eat, end | Proper Be firm in your decision, When th fads come home from their meals, ict them find the tabi | to know what the readers think of | our marriag® and divorce laws; that | WERE YOU BORN IN MONTH tll St I ‘OF MAY? IF SO, CHECK UP ON Cale W (ce YOUR CHARACTERISTICS No. 76—The Star’s snapshots of attractively- y AND HABITS BY CY “The women are natural home-makers, affectionate, tender} ‘@nd sympathetic. The men are restles ‘as builders, engineers, lawyers. this month are apt to be changeable, which is a barrier) 0 happy married life. “You will be inclined to injuries thru falls, crowds in build ings or on streets; subject to throat and lung afflictions, and are apt to have stomach or in “April and August are the lucky | | would you | of two good down, or I might say did not go near the place TTY man sh until he owned a house to take his wife into. Then we would have very kind advice. \few divorces. GO. T. 5. M Ye } Down on the Farm se loafing to ie te farmer YTHIA GREY A young man, who is nearing his 21st birthday, has written me asking me to give him, if I can, some pointers about people born in the month of May acteristics are, and what habits, ete., should govern them He has heard that people born in certain months should let certain events govern their lives in order to be successful As a closing remark, he asks me if I think this is all “bunk,” and superstition, or if there is really something in it. I must answer him frankly that I do not know. Astrol- ogers have made some startling discoveries along this line, which would give reason to suppose that the month of one's cance and influence over one's life than what their general char- The men and women born stinal trouble. thia Grey, care of The Seattle Star. question 1 should feet that if mv It takes form in the popular — e—_— wt te | cao $ dressed women on Seattle streets in Mathe Chrys. ce if these ; the rain powerful} |to run « You should not be care- | but she | On the « | ingly lac s, eager, are successful kind, A tolerated But in } poise, > months, and Friday thé then to HAT do YOU think? Write Cyn- until 25 years of age, and a |to do w ould not be allowed to marry Mise Grey: Would it be! for a young lady to write an friend who han le the Bund | | duction, is taken up in farming were the young woman in| Youthful, jaunty and smart is this pretty new spring suit.) + “rhe friend were too busily eccx-| length g] aves and a small turnback collar. A gay-colored| lied l« & mee Dathor $0, certs Rim. DAISY HENRY. | isty bim | If the lady pictured here will ¢ all at The Star's editorial rooms, she | armful o: Of law to the effect that a man or| dating back beyond the coming of | Dravus st. idn't care for it woman should not be permitted to! Jesus about 4,000 years. The Dinner Plates, regular 60¢ quality Bread and Butter Plates, Salad Plates, regular 500 qualit Thousands of Pieces to Be Closed Out at Bargain Prices regular $2.50 quality, The to $2.00, anle price.......,.85¢ to T5¢ Hundreds of Other Useful Pieces at Proportionately Low Prices Now is the time to outfit your summer cottage, your new home or housekeeping apartments. Also a Sale of Glassware We place on sale tomorrow a big lot of fine TONIGHT LAST TIMES Glassware at specially low prices. 7 HLA _ SALE STARTS TOMORROW tale price. 10¢ to 19¢ reguiar 35c quality, sale -|SOURCE OF |CARE OF SILK HOSE | Love wai ANECDOTE | When putting om «ilk stockings, | afar hunting gayly for more red | Geneva. ‘The word anecdote is dertved from | the top should be caught in each | hioasome. three Greek words meaning “not hand, drawn over the instep and / cause he told, instead of the opposite meaning | then be adfusted without any strain | garden now current. on the th | deceived | | | | Hlowe, tra’ | proves a Ladies’ Day CRYSTAL POOL Thursday 12 TO 2 P. M. Warm salt water swimming, with FREE instruction at this time. Remember the Time and Date— Open Te to Ihe 500 SEATTLE NATATORIUM CO. Second and Lenora mie price......98¢ Purola Direction of Ackerman & Murris MK BA RIDAY and SATURDAY A Brand New Show of HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE KINKAID KILTIES Lads and Lassics from the Highlands of Scotland in @ feotch Revue MAYO & NEVINS ody of V No pHoNEM523 / , KETCH & WILMA 2 A Real Comedy Nov- SEATTLE WASH. § || ty Drama With MARY HOLAND | tell whether Ann threw ¢ rtainly @ sophisticated rei for @ bride of two weeks,” day afternoon, I w to ask Bob to take a long tramp) with me in the storm, Walking in| ahtei Sn ee wot unt |U. S. Delegates other farm lmplet | to occupy Newt looked the part of a| motherdn-law all right, certainly waan't jubilant nter's brilliant match. | , she neomed distrens- i fo ae official representative) ‘The new bill which Manager Muller enthusiasms of any millionaire's about her dau: next to her and to talk to hy turn and see her moving |°M#9, lilinole; Mra Desha Breckin- | tertaining. regally and graciously as the mother "s#*, Lexington, Kentucky; Mra. W.| Loulse Mayo and Freddie Nevins of the hely thru several reels of Eng-|©- Barkley, Ldncoin, Neb; Mrs./appear in a sparkling musical revue the action moved ewiftly fn familiar paths, but the strung on a thread jatyle very popular in prog sgunde| Alternates are: Mrs. J.G. Munro,| Mary Boland and Lucy Cotton are panded Boston, Mass; Mins Frances Healey,|featured in the photoplay, “The prompted |Hampton § : > Helen | Prodigal Wife.” comment. Let's have breakfast at Be Butler Drug Phillips’ © bottle Lysol } ea Na a || Nyare Hot springs atiood PALACE HIP Gms" [aaa Tubes . THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920. “I +t | THE OLD FARDENER SAYS Ons OLa DC || sane y + . ( ie: ore A B. a mpro is — — Be (Copyright 1920, by The Neusspaper Exterprise Association) a peltance,, Jocking a0tg THE BOOK OF ANN WILLIAM POLLARD IN has @ slight sugseation of alae “After, a girl has read the latest novels and seen a few popular plays and some musical comedies in which | marriage is the choicest subject far| broke up ber sad reminiscence | joke, it's pretty hard for ber to she is loved or not!" wo ber magasipe and| your original statement, Maybe 1 sat up suddenly and stiffly on the|can, You can always tell whether “ 1EY 7” ; and ay be use 10 ly for *PIN NY } HEADLINER AT PAN Boor a coe “SUFFERING IS ALWAYS THE END OF LOVE #EADLINER LN vous || STetting salads and meat dlahem r ” ne Follies of 1920," a pretentiot but also to flavor soups and ad@ —FOR A WOMAN |rmusical revue, in which « bevy of nt flavor of cucumbers ‘ " |pretty girla and two clever com and the like. The seede about, She was having her und Hans, Jack Henry and Willlam'| should be sewn in May and it trouble with her busband about th appear, in the headiine @t | willbe ready to pick in thirty time I came into the family, 1) iio at the Pantages this week days, Unless you sow the seeds aan Young Mr, Pollard needs no intro very thickly there will be no puy juction to Beattle theatregoers. He eed of thinning the planta. Of chaine longue before the wood fire| you are loved or not, No half way © Lorimer’s sitting room. band didn’t hear it.” | | The men were in the amoking|am not going to sit in my Garden room—it was the end of a rainy Bun. | of Love and ory ted to run up (To Be Continued) Mrs, Best, Ann’s mother, was with Sel d f ve the viele us, and we had resolved to be lovely | ecte or Miller and Capman are comedians to her, #0 it would never do far me| q and eccentric dancers. away ore hoot was to bo Suffrage Meet Fashions De Vorus is a novelty act | persuaded to give up her work be-|~ oo . A }) In which Alphonso Bere designs some fore the camera and take her dig-| NEW YORK, May 12-—-A fu side Tak eal nified and proper place in the tux: | urtous home her daughter was soan | king b-4 : ; Announces at Loew's Palace Hip pparently she was bent an/ on ‘ eeree ational pre#t| opening tomorrow, features a prom: enduring life bravely to the end; ane | 4ent wi ect the erens. ising novelty the jolly Scotch marriag moh affiliated branch of the In-| revue of the Kinkaid Kilties. The spite ¢ we ang|ternational Woman Suffrage All! | company includes five stalwart men Rest had a nense of hy |8hce has a right to 24 delegates | and « half dozen vivacious lassies, all o had gone with our party |2!4 alternate The National Amer-|of whom possess } fore to see horse I found tt weird t | lish landscape. ‘ “Sereened in Newport,” she told Charles F. Spencer, Topeka, Kan.;| Parcel Postmen,” have a clever com That movie bit all of us women |©o!l; Mies Dorothy rather hard but in different ways wan called “The Quest” apd it had | Kansas ree. The plot and | Chicag ather | Washingtor th a “T gucan ‘The Quest’ your mad little eyniciem, my dear Thus Chrys replied to the etartling | V. Burgt | remark with which Ann had broken |J. M. M day silence. “That movie made all of us think a lot. Can you) repeat the little allegory, the intro | Dexter, Boston, Maas; Mra, Adolph! Minor private hospital school for Mrs. ? | | f think it goes something Ike | M @ few times. I'll warrant they| What is your advice M. | —Photo by Cress-Dale. | yin nn shin trent bl R soon show signs of ambition as) If I - far as working is concerned. ere ji woman made a little gar. | ( ton style, with three-quarter) den for « precious Mower which was | iit He Would Not Let pied fo torkte me, ot least occasional mo toes * fe biithet Them Marry Until 25 ly. that he would be too busy to reaa Tibbon sash, which ties loosely on one side, extends almost} ,,.;, yuo "are for the pa 4 Geey: I seo you want|™¥ letters. Consequently, 1 should to the hem of the accordion-plaited skirt. | single exquisite blossom did not sat liowing visitors will also | Jessie Jolliffe, Gladys Buckley, Ber.| Dear Miss y 3 | He wanted to pluck an oms—Flowers of Ex ¢ bi fa, if they are too easy Estimates of the age of the big, Will receive two Uckets to see the Wilkes Players in the popular comedy | perience, he « ‘Thira Ave. ye I think the divorce hws are all/ redwood trees of California vary | fares, “A Pair of Sixes.” | went in search of them, and negiect-|New York; Mise Dena A. Rehfeld Ri d Ca: % 3 right; but we should have some sort| from the Christian erm thru a period Saturday's Fashion picture was of Mix» Grace Ingrahan, 1503 W. | od the little garden, and the woman th Dakota; Mrs. Mary P. Crane, ugs an rpets 4 a hed flower withered. of his nature. e “ siven out.” In other words, an an. | the sole of the hose shauld be pulled | the law DINNERWARE —suitable for camps and summer cottages, at less than half regular price. fhe, too, obeyed the law of | ber nature’ * “That film might Jost as well have been called ‘The Trap, “The man and the waman were both Nature tricked them both Girts ought to study biology as cure for divorcee, 1 think.” “Suffering ts always the end of |love—for @ woman,” was Mother's ‘If she is happy in her | vail awaits her, If love mockery, she suffers as | much in a different way.” | I knew what Mother was thinking | Much so-called originality is mere ly undetected tmitation. All Day 8) __ Convenience Specials S0e bottle Horlick’s Matted Milk soe Oe bottle Nujol 83¢ bottle Portolive Tonic Milk of Mag- rale price....12¢ to 20¢ Thursday, 12 to 2 P. M. Bh vriad Fuss Aacikriae erie Admission 50¢ $1.25 Hub Fountain Syringe. . $1.00 box Nuxated Iron..89¢ -19¢ Pow: 22¢ Bae Mavis = Talecum Blood and System thi, Salle Cleansers LOEW’S a avis tikes uae a Flood Cleanser. $1.00 nedy 00 - > \ The New Way to Shavo Brush—No Soap—No Lather ark |‘I am loved’ or ‘I am not loved.’ It's drawled | definite and as clear as black and “Better be gigd your hus | white, If my man ever goes philan care for the garden. But a « ent Jones, Helen McLean, Ruth Tait, ” ” bs 4d them, And he|New York; Miss Ruth Cranston. ne, and so her|New Je: Lincoln, Neb. 7 . cr ee ticat tant | ieljcttire wth te at ne nora | TM Fuzzy Wazzy Rug Co.| Miss Nilsson’s * dying, but be wandered|de la Paix, Qual du Mont Blanc Phone Cxpitol 1233 ini fe/oaed ine be ____ Te — Beauty Secrets had the courage to obey | “ gaid Chrys epraye of maidenbair fern. It “Well, Ann, nobody has answered first won popularity here nome years | course you won't want very ago when, as @ little boy, he was ®|| much chervil, but @ sbort row yer of the famous Pollard Lill | will please you “ Opera Co T act which te presented by George Choon ts filled with bright chatter and catchy | musical offerings, in which the girls wear a nifty array of costumes. Pipifax, « diminutive clown * house in an up roar by hin @omiecal acrobatic feats. The Weaver Brothers extract muaio from saws, pitchfork and stm Billy @mall sical act. He | confused, blurred emotion for me | dering—hunting for gay flowers—1 | mo has # clever |quota of women, delegates, alter. |*tunning Parisian gowns, using two nates and visitors, will go from the | Pretty girls as models. | United States to Geneva, Switzer) Pear! White is shown in a new land, to attend the first postwar In-|¢Pisode of “The Black @ecret.” ternational Congress of the Inter LAR ge national Woman Suffrage Alliance, SCOTCH ENTERTAINERS jdune 612, M Josephus Daniele! ON PALACE HIP BILL of the United States Mra, Carrie : . sing voices and, an Woman Suffrage Assopiation |in thetr talk and dances, accompanied announces that its delegates will be/by the drone of the bagpipes, they as follows: Mrs. jaur, Chi-| provide much that is novel and en Halsey Wilson, New York; Mrs.) Conroy and O’Donn Mra, Helen Ring Robinson, Denver,|edy skit. A musical comedy star,| hfeld, Aber-|who is eapecially clever in her im O. 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