The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1920, Page 11

pA rina Ni HEV, NO perp rth a Vv; ictoria Falls Is “Niagara” ALAS, FOR PLACING ENGAGEMENT RING |for Africa ALACK, BY CYNTHIA GREY VW ars No. 80—The It ts most dif See aoa eee mathe abt to turn ay LLODeY mooner re little corner of the paper over to Cupid, 80 cluttered is my| VICTORIA FALLS, Rhodesia, | i 0 f May 18 Newlyweds of jouth mail with queries from brides-to-be, and young hopeful Re ee hee Gt eae el lovers, Iknot's tied, just as brides of| Comes ni ‘Sir ¢ nt” with this one America drag their captives gtraigh Grey, will you please tell me just what words a young) off to Niagara oe man is supposed to say when he places the engagement ring , 3 k agen = Po oy Kg j ao epon his sweetheart’s finger?” land joyously get rained on aa the yen | , ’ tiny steamer dashes as close te HAT do YOU |\ine’ orseshoe Falls as the law al think? Write Cyn- |) ‘ows . Fy Hiere they put on mackintoshes | thia Grey, care of The | ana°ko out and stand in the Rain| the deepest ‘” sattle Sts Forest, a tropical jungle across the im any w his f Seattle Star. cheamn ten the falls; and they get ao one wy pee age de 4 wet together from the oe spore ae write or speak well and clearly | spray of the cataract, which takes waste of + n style, str wave o the expensive permanent street cara, rubbern: age language of Cupid, mg an, ra ee electric Uehts, souvenir hawkers ¢ ing speak “ od . = a » ‘| jostling crowds from Buffe 7 ma “rs ” reg or ts lant! and Pittsburg—or other Astronomical Reading , turbances of civilization—to For Month of May Bian gg Bar : rg = oor | the enchantment Dear Miss Grey: I wish to call/moral and physical characterintic It's wild and untamed around] our attention to th the mative or eubject. ‘The wise par.| Viters Pal There are crowd } Quoted on the ent recognizes this and dieavors to in the African winter-time—June | fm the month aide the child past th falls and | July and Auguat—but nothing like) oe Reg alae ri roel = .| the mob of tourists at Niagara show marked ability tn! And then, st a mile from t placing much fai ence, or art, the 1 b in| falls, in & perfectly elegant hot Inclosed you w he best ation in h at It's brand new and spick and! devoted to « rait or at be b ught out pan, Just four years old. It seema) Quite often more import su to the best Doctors have ry mue out of place to come ing one relying on astrological ad.|ecognized the value of a-correct out of the fungi, or from the vice: after river—where in place of power ata tlona and nod factorion r Aries on breakfast along the banks, yor nd have a he The Sun tx said to er the 2ist of March, Ta of April and so on w the 12 signs of the is born betwe 22, he is born wit rus. Taurus er; but whethe structive fac ASPIRIN FOR COLDS ERG ER ELERE + that buildir find ns for a higher or im fine, medium or coarse directions, | YPCLion” One is never tno ul ther very impor | rp we i dad eae o is or esate mpon oe pote ry cnanns gin to prepare better conditions | Name Bayer’’ is on Genuine cur. ‘consi ae “ pias ce. |W are all born under the plan “ a now ae ee ce . Mer-| infiuence, which brings us to a Aspirin—say Bayer ine eal aera | SeaMeny. OF *|ment with our past enemies or Pression; Venus, pleasure, art; Mars. at friends, it is necessary to recognize} energy, aggressiveness, construc ng yacanee Res rossi ness; Jupiter. ideal Philosophy, steadiness, Uranus, or optimism ant ‘ wy for the sake of p on © aw A r weaker brothers and N. M. C. truism tune, divinity and psychic powers:| gat ”P gis nena we on Moon, imagination. The above are) roe tne “reading” I printed when I} sp good tendencies brought out by | {nrg thet at none Eelated ut be Li® socalled good aspects between 0 age Cause it might er might not be true, Planets. Just the opposite traits | Brought out, or partly so, by the bad/ Aspects, so-called. The power of any! one or all of these planets and sun @epends upon the angle of the r: 5 The closeness of the planet appears to have little to do with the str Insist on “Bayer Tablets Aspirin” in a “Bayer package.” | Pain, Headache, Neuralgia, Lumbag: nd Kheumatiem. Name “Hayer | means genuine Aspirin prescribed b: a m= Attend Tomorrow The Ceeil Jones Stock of Summer Millinery Slightly Steamed in the | Lincoln Hotel Fire NOW ON SALE We've Added 185 Hats To an assortment including Trimmed Hats, Banded Hats, Shapes and Chil- dren's Hats—values to $5.85 at 6c, 19c, 69c Hats that were ordered for mid- summer wear have just arrived. Beau- tiful Hats of Horsehair, Fancy St Accordion Celophane, Lacy Models and Smart Tailored Hats are among them. An opportunity like this seldom pre- sents itself. TOMORROW the day to attend and participate in the great- est Millinery savings of the season. AWS, Even if you don’t need a hat for two Up to $5.00 Trimmed months, it will pay you to buy it now Ct ae oneenane . $1 09 at a great reduction. ‘ Up to $7.50 Trimme ie ia Medimemtee i Up to $10.00 Trimmed Trimmings iso Mmm $3.89 Of Flowers, Wreaths, Feathers, Up to $12.50 Trimmed $ Fancies—-reduced to just a few cents. : Hats SUCRE 4.89 Jp to $15.00 Trimmed Values to 50c, 90c, $1.75, $2.25, $2.90 BAM cia sciscae ane $5.89 Up to $17 00 Trimmed Now Hate sjerececeerses+s DOOD Up to $7.50 Children’s 9c, 49c, G9c and 98c | '2 12 82.35 Lhilares The Fashion 1205 First Avenue Hats... $2.39 $1.69 FOOT OF SENECA STREET Tye. | AMF NN 68 Sees | gaged without so and! of the bride's hair and ruins the But if this cro » matter how many | wedding ea of both of them, — | sity for the has, one must They stand under gorgeous palma, | tinwes, dowd become A master) in the midst of moist tropical veke Went a print . milarty with! tation and colorful foliage. And t ow only the | in spite of baboons that ery In hid * e spirit CAM) den recesses of rocks, Mzards that the beat ad nd the possibility mtry ra, puffadders and ‘ antrolgey ) hat wend Sipe ge fh fr deadly mambas, tha spade ove v ' bog hn say are all about, yet am a maid ere | the he ferent! ine newlyweds are utterly happy stil free to exch protestations led out Of | mere are no com yavenieta of Gevotion and promiscs v for that year, month k wagons, nee crocodiles of con taining proper directions for Colds as we know the Sun is n Physicians for nineteen years, Hand. summer when almost er tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few head at noon, than w er centa. Aspirin is trademark ¢ to the horizon in winter and Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic the earth. 7 lacidester of Sa acid THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1920. ’ Seattle Style | Star’s snapshots of attractively- ed women on Seattle streets 0 ‘lof serge. effect coat. ¢ a very pretty Pandora’s Box to Be Opened Friday Afternoon “Pandora's Box,” or “The Paradise of Children,” is the little story about which the May. fete, to be held Fr day, May 21, at 4 o'clock, on tho university campus, is woven, The sketch, modeled after the story by Hawthorne, was re-written by Miss Margaret Coffin, a senior in the Col loge of Liberal Arts at the univers! There are four, Pandora, a little girl, Imogene Seton Epimetheus, a little boy, Anita Mary Wheeler; Mercury, messenger of the goda, Evangeline Edwards, and Hope, restorer of happiness, Susan Erwin ea these four whq do solo ¢ oon, there are attend. of Mercury—four winds, four troubles, with choruses of seasons, flowers and chil principal lead principals an neanons, troubles, dren. ‘The time ts set as thousands of ago, and the place is the home and gardens around the home of Pan. yea a and Epimetheus, The firnt |} scene, Act I, shows the happy chi dren at play receiving joy from the| sons. In Act II, the mysterious is brought into the home of Pan a and Epimeth Mercury? Miz A new spring mode! of smartness and individuality, made It is midnight blue and ¢ The wearer of this trim little suit also displays. sand-colored trico which is now enjoying immense popularity. - If the tady pletured here will call at The Star's editorial rooms, she will receive two tickets to the Orpheum vaudeville show, at the Moore Photo by Cress-Dale. igned with a cutaway tte basque blouse, a style DAISY HENRY. THE OLD GARDENER SAYS Doubtless you are familiar with pommon garden weed known as Queen An lace. This is really the wild carrot, and the flower heads are decidedly at tractive. N body ever thought of krowing it in the garden, but a new variety has now been put which is ce y worth growing along with the pansies, the verbenas and the sweet peas The flowers are a delicate shade of blue, for which reason the plant has been given the name of Blue Lace flower Thus it ts that a weed is transformed into a floral prize. Weythr chairman of the building committ Miss K. Miller, of the booths committee; Miss Mildred Jack- son, of the neating and tag commit. tee; Mine Ruby Bauer, of the music committee, and Miss Kathryn Foley, of the publicity committee, ,| Diamond Dyes” nd his winged att who ex-| T tract a promise from the little boy | e ot aeerae ase see ou how But Pendora is very curious a t the contents of the box, and while| the other children are playing she! } Child can Follow Directions stays at home sulking and finally a ie tate An ake toca sp nih | and get Perfect Results the little troubles fly out and wound the children mt the who t* reposing down in the for of the box and appears only upon the second opening. Hope heals features the wounds of the children and calla the four winds, who drive the trou bies away, All is happinéss or nd children with Hope ra for all the leads and and flowers alike The ehe physical education department at the Mins Mary Grows t. Heretofore university, under ad of the departine the May fete has b » direction of the Univerity ¥, W C. A, but this year, for the time, it is being made a part of the home coming program, The will not be held on Rainier vista formerly, but in the open space t of Home Economies | of the two dormitories Miss Vivian Kellam is the general chairman of the May fete committee. Working with her are Miss Ruth as ok COLONIAL ‘> he 25510 Conte G coming of| contains @ n held under} fiat | fete | il and in front | ch packige of “Diamond Dyes" tions #0 simple that woman can diamond-dye a new, rich, fadelees color into worn, shab- by garments, draperies, coverings, hether silk, Mnen, cotton or xed goods. Buy “Diamond Dyes"~no other d—then perfect results are guar nteed even if you have never dyed f Druggist has color card, any wool, Necessary? “THE WORLD AFLAME” THE BOOK OF ANN | WHAT OUGHT A WIFE TO DO WHEN A HUS- BAND SLUMPS? | “1 wuppose that is the end of they “Of course you did. He no lon story, but would you object to tell. ger cared for you You couldn't ing us what became of the man?’ |terve him by clinging, That's the Chrys asked old way of looking at a woman's “He and the girl eloped. She|duty to @ recreant spouse, but 4 couldn't marry him because she) Dever got either sex anywhere couldn't get a divorce from her own|And now, Mrs, Best, I want to husband. She abandoned her child.|4** an awfully impertinent ques: | They went out to some Western | Hon desert to write a play.” “Very well,” said Mrs. Best. “If two wophisticated people want| “I'll put it in the form of a verse to be that kind of fools, nobody|—such bad poetry that it sticks. It's) onght to stop them,” asmerted called “The Land of ‘Beginning Chrys. “I suppose there in a ster | Again’ | ling coin of love, but there's @ lot)" "T wish that there were some won of counterfeit in circulation. Man erful place seems unable to aswort it, He wo| Called the Land of Beginning often prefers a lot of copper to aj Amain, j little pure gold, When was their!) Where all our mistakes and all our | play produced?” heartaches | When the| And all of our poor selfinh grief the girl|Could be dropped like a shabby | | old coat at the door | And never put on aguin’” Mra, Best paused an if to shape! “It never was written man's money was gone, went off with the owner of a sheep ranch. I suppose she couldn't help doing #0. Of course she could | not live in harmony with my hus-|her answer carefutly, And at the band very long, Both of them| moment, the men came in, and so |~ had the artistic temperament which | her confidence came to a sudden | js always in revolt against the con-/ conclusion. I was awfully sorry ventions, They were bound to re-|I would like to know just how whe not—to repulse each other.* People| feels about beginning again. 1 who abandon the conventions make | couldn't tell a thing from her ex rules for themselves, but I could | pression. | have told the girl that the man| Chrys poured tea, and I passed | would make all of the rules for her, Junt exactly as if rhe were his legal wife. She would have to be as sub-|teary; moreover, I wervient, if she lived in peace with|a dozen absorbing t that I didn’t I felt decidedly had discovered xs to medi- ft, and I was glad have to talk much. EWP Oe BHA? WO | HOUSEKEEPING PAGE 11 Hie Wolttan can affard to iiss — pwe BYES SWINTZODDR S ORV NR eee wwe eww At) MOF ON EAT eee “HOURS” ‘There in no reason why a house keeper should not have “hours” the aame other business people do. Every one who works figures #0 much time for a certain task and knows why if it takes longer than the allotted portion If « woman will work out a sched- und allow a reasonable amount of lime for dishwashing and dusting and baking and recreation and make herself keep to it she will soon find that her minutes count, It in not necessary to try to work against time, as it were, for m mer- vous strain is caused that is a hin drance. The time arrangement should allow ample time for the bit of work to be accomplished. But it is a fact | that if one goes to the kitchen ag 11 o’clock® with the knowledge that luncheon is to be ready at 12, lunch n will be prepared in that hour and that will be all there is to it. Eee" tate upon. For instance, what 6ught a wife to do when @ husband slumps? Should she coax or drive him jalong the path of duty in the “old” way? Or abandon him and sup port herself in the “new” way? And if I were to find my per fectly good husband tunching with an extremely pretty young married woman, or with Katherine Miller, would I do? I'd hate to think as Mrs. Best did Let's have lunch at Boldt’s. him, as any properly wedded Purt-| — = tan. I had been, but I didn't care. | 1 lacked temperament—I simply adored my man and wanted to| A P please hiwhen Thad him | ermanen “He sold his reputation for a HAVE wong, I Chrys. Mrs. Best nodded gravely. “But there was so much in him that was wonderful While I was with him, It eame out. When he shbuld may.” Thin from PAY FOR At your own IN SMALL Our credit began to philander, stopped you will be satisfied with the r working. 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