The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1920, Page 11

DEATH OF LOVE SUFFICIENT ' CAUSE FOR DIVORCE } Dear Miss Grey: In regard to “L Marriage and divorce laws, Way than our present law Some marriages are entered Wagers and the like, but for], the most of them I think they Feally believe they truly love Then, after they are married for awhile, difficulties arise, and they get al! confused and > think they have made a mis- take, so to the divorce courts “they go. T believe if most of our young peo Ble would stick to it and & few trials together, they wor eee that their troubles are very smal Compared to their happiness But, Ro, they fly off and don’t givé each ether a chance. LOVE DIED on this subject. into just for a HAT do thia Grey, care of Seattle Star. she could wonder for him, him and with again, 1 any other cau one cause: as another. ears never it hinks It would be any more pleasant to Hive with him if she hated him for | SAYS WOMAN WHOSE D.’s” letter about our 1 don't claim to know any better I do think that lark and on| YOU]| think? Write Cyn- The || she| When love dics, it's as dead from Constant neglect, cruelty, fs just aa bad. Whe & couple live together for 10 or and can look back on nothing If “L. D.” thinks that adultery | but disappointment, troubles, poverty Ghould be the only ground for di-/and suffering, and there is nothing Voree, and says it would kill her love in sight for the future but the same ——— ~ ~ | thing over again, and the little love god has long since taken himself TOMACH TADUBLE © Seozwceats ce Se" , | Tam a woman 40 years old, and ved with my husband 25 years When the bicod becomes thin train of trouble starts. Weall blood { €auses stomach trouble and stomach q distress ses sleeplessness. Lack Z Of sleep brings on weakness and it is Bot long before nervousr Beas and hea If you have any sorry one minute ’ man that will buy booze whe dren need shoes, What could keep on ntad chane ould love an { make up in » ches are © respect or all of, th three years ago, and have never been ne way for the He in the kind of a wife and loving a man rorce meet a man Symptoms begin treatment at once happiness I lost in my youth. There With a remedy which attacks and fore, I, for one, think “L. D." had Corrects the cause of them all. Try better think again | the tonic which Mr. Geo DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE. | of No. 1603 Six rae Huron, Mich... endic Fireman's Mother “i Bad become badly run Champions Day Off BOOMB,” she says, “and my Dear Mins Grey: ‘There seems to Was eo thin that I had very littie!. o sentiment in Seattle mmone Soler. Food of any kind caused some people that the firemen are a stomach trouble. 1 became bloated ei oper ig apattsiadorer- nahh Bes and the distress was so could ndt bear to lic easily, a I think or I snffered from sho ge ex fe Igor gg 2 and there was a du i” wr risks and responsibilities taking head for days «t ime. 1 them as all in a day's work, Take BervouP and could -not keep my|for instance: A few nights Ago, at hands still. my home, the phone rang at 2:30 “I was becoming very discouraged |, m 1 hurried to answer, thinking then a friend asked me to try Dr. illiams’ Pink Pills and she was so Sufe that they would help me that I Procured a box. In a short time my @ppetite improved and I noticed that food did not cause so much trouble As my stomach gained strength I was able to eat more heartily and the nervousness and headaches dis appeared. 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The but their es were disturbed, worried and ably awake for the rest of the are | pockets and is button-trimmed here jcollar and cuffs add decided daintiness. turban, which is a golden THE | Seattle Sigle| No. 86—The Star's snapshots of attractively- dressed women on Seattle streets —Photo by Cress-Dale. A particularly attractive style for misses is presented in this trim little suit of novelty check. It has the fashionable blouse back and the belt crosses in front. It has small and there. The white The chin hin brown, is becomingly veiled. : DAISY HENRY. If the lady pictured here will call at The Star’s editorial rooms, she wit reerive _twe Semana to the Orp heum vaudeville show, at the Moore. 1A GooD HABIT have had time to atick and tt | When getting a meal it's cary to YMth twice as eas ae ond r pick things up as you go along if, "00d 8m hour. There wil t« you get in the habit ie a Sener end jae = | A kitehen can get into an awful | “8! 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Bob dis gusted were I to tell him that he is |@ horrid masterful male, bent on tyr jannizing over his mate, 1 simply | | wouldn't dare to may wuch a thing to| | him, and yet there isn't « of our | married life when be and I do not| talk Over something very important and decide his way, And the poor | dear boy never #uspects he is dom nating! And, according to all the | n of the family, I am the most jeven tempered of al) little brides! | Ge wonder would think if they could look into | my Mind sometimes always! would Aness! I what they | It seems to me that T am never myself any more. While Bob was fwith the A. I 1 had to decide | some vastly important Uings for | myself, and I usually decided right an the events proved. But now, in| my gwn little home, where I ought| to have a few rights, I find I haven't any at all, 1 feel like some body else mont of the time. But of course, my husband can’t guess that. | | My present dintress is bout | Simply that and nothing T want one of the new kind will work a certain number of @ day, and sleep in her ow Bob has decided that we w © one of the good old-fashioned y a ¢ in the house are waxhing machine, There ought to be “ei Ph wearing them on and off the stage It's wearing on me be ft t Vd 5 i Here is her confession my life . ‘or the laundrem ' brought up with New En 3 eps eal: I've wanted to be a bo 1 having etch Palas lla may be very silly of me to want |! pee 2a Rang to do @ little housework, considering i See open t « m acientw course at co pret “gs: i mitted me to enter their games I've never yet had a chance t bw much money there ie in cur)... b b at ‘ Tland fun has empha my denire postment’ with the eld, or apply th king account. 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