The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 11

4 shusband amusing AY, JUNT: 29, 1990. SDPALIA NUE HERE'S A NEW SUGGESTION FOR “PERPETUAL COURTSHIP” FOLLOWERS Dear Miss Grey: In response to your request for opinions in reply to Uncle Tom on the subject of “Eternal Courtship I submit the following, based upon the rights of the ual and from personal experiences, both pleasant and other- wise. No one can solve the life problems for others; point the way for better conditio way than divorce or separate homes. The separate home is not a rational solution for those just entering into married life. Those who enter into that state are supposed to do so from love which should be inspired thru the need of soul companionship, and that is as it should be. If that state of mind exists, and the love is founded on pure motives, there is a natural desire for children to — the home, for no home is complete without little ones. One justified in saying that any marriage fouhded on the inte’ S tion not to have children is art ‘ly selfish and founded on the sical requirements 4 of the te judgment a, comfort and expense take a m establishme fs the bless the poor ap must solve it to the of him or herself house and private apar husband o wife can do as being a pest home $s small th there to condense sp Possible and make th You have. I a sized private band, wh study, pra tion, or entertain a friend of cards—in fact do tn @ decent and just m annoy his wife at the The husband may few hours where it is quiet tng, writing or studying, The wife may typewriter, sewing mac for a crying child. a disturb the husbe be quiet. Work she desjred to quited a quiet place Gould pot do it if 4 hin we can but home use an for It wo" HAT do YOU think? Write Cyn- thia Grey, care of The naire to keep and lally privi 4 and 4 the rich alike panion to lsten which they are work, to someth! not interested to th apartme <ame time. might have way. # If the man had writing or study fing to do, the noise bf the machin and the pisy of the ch e annoy, so why should den wherein he id alone for the time required to do silent work, and the wife have the game den in which to be alone for her studying or work which Would annoy another? Many love to read aloud while the other wants to read—in that case let them go to their room and do as they please and not force their com the other 2 no place to go where in peace and not be 1 work cou ave your ow t and your own nm tt Will be no calamity ing when things missing and you do not know what ¢ them. If your children are Uftle ones, e nursery fitted up for their and close to the mother’s A the fs k after them by of a constant but justice. are attendanc If this is impossible, arrange it so that you reli other in the care of the ! © one i om for their |sible. . + Personally, I know the need o' privacy, and I realize that need in my busbgnd. He is entitled to it. In It rights is continual dis of the » should be avoided and it can be if ess is not running rampant e home conducted for comfort receive two tickets to the clever Booth Tarkington comedy, “Clarence,” nk about my plan? 1 ho 1 KNAB 3 tablespoons melted batter Cut slices of bread not quite one halt ERE, at last, is an absolute and guaranteed natural remedy for dandruff, eczema, falling hair, itching or irritated scalp, dry, oily, faded, split or brittle hair. HAIR-Bitters is the remedy that has accom- plished such remarkable results under the most severe tests. Earl L. 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THE Seattle Style No, '116-—The Star’s snapshots of attractive dressed women on Seattle streets —Photo by Cress-Dale. Featuring a heavily embroidered full-flare overskirt this boast; A narrow strip of self-|' aist, tying with a small tailored bow the streamers falling to the hem of the skirt. gray cloth bands and three different embroidery designs. DAISY HENRY. If the lady pictured here will call at The Star's editorial rooms she will made at the Metropolitan, CHEE [Sz “ in to A jon t 1 | POACHED EGGS | Reheat sprinkle with nerve Last Thursday's Fashion: Miss Thelma Hammons, Washington Apts. SE USEFUL TIP ANDWICHES In the morning after the garbage White bread man has “been” turn the hose inte 7 down to @ the grass. The earth nterior of the except turn the can ain. nich thick. On half th the can as a thin slice of cheese. Ce of bre second slice ad. ne direct needed it ndition. in the botter n sticking task of the gart sun will a frying pan an when the oan { a golden The butter should brown. Ce r » be perfectly & A very little f the water te taal refuse from ITALY TAXES DANCING ME, Italy, June 28 and is being taxed by t. The tax carries all public dan sper night. The craze for urants with @ gay ND ASPARAGUS 4 “ Dancing is mast. ¥ h piece of t and pepper and Music charms and soothes to rest The heart with many cares oppressed. “NEW CENTURY” PHONOGRAPHS Special Sale for a Very Limited Time Call at our store now and get full particulars. MUSIC IN YOUR HOME Furnishes ent young and old. your own walls music. ment to every member of your famlly—both the greatest artists in the world within Your guests will enjoy being entertained by good rings Have a “New Century” Now! 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Bonnar, tson, Mrs representatives were last evening and a special perform % local motion pict attended by a Vinitorn. atre was ber of chapter of Amer | honor « ter and bers of the orgar SEATTLE WOMAN INJURED ON TRAIN | The first clas in textile testing, funder Mra Mary utherland | We ashington State coll attracted te purr of thi of Ke (delegates parlla by Mra of Seattle, McLoughlin, attended the invocation) by Rev. F. » of Wenatchee, a flag m munity singing ddreases of welcome Gillette and Mr. J ‘or the repub- Mrs re well were follow 4 Jo! § sponded. APPOINTMENTS HELD UP UNTIL AFTERNOON | ‘The appointm commi of an tee and © to election es other tees have been this mo: will probably be made thie afternoon Dr. M. H of Seattle, will speak on Conditions” Ellen Howe, Marvin, or this after be given Confessions of aB ofa ight 1920, by The Newspaper Exrterpri is ie because: pests with pomething THE BOOK OF ANN BETRAY ANN TO -SAVE FROM A “ ROKE”? vent an hat SHALL I There danger 4 Iven,” she sobbed th Ann I didn't and ure to @x-ya plants t like to une saltpetr quarts new rem worms es new vigor to changing appearance nix mes ths of babes, what ly what] as sure as ay Lorimer ve FROM another Bob had gone off on a trip sim daddy from a fit of business matter sely letting im him, | me that I had ween Ann and to the police must must ‘That dream law was murder of 4 the name umber of And ther tag cate overwhi he will to key t at they home? Radical Reduction Prevail Throughe Ss ateial of pole tisi- ated Our Entire Proporition, I would be con « Ann, if she were suspected d betray her, if she Any ply I choose between her and Lorimer? in her white bed, kept chat- ibility terrified me. ¢ girls as wins for @ ® ten attered out been, as ant an betes s easily f ght end tragic mituatic » 1 kissed her g00 “Your mother is probably on her], th W. H. Hahlo & FURS AND READY-TO- 1510 Second Avenue dust Above Pike at Do her to rec come here wired taddy I can see that you do believe I suppose I deserve to have you be that I really ehot Claude mfort (To Be Continued.) ring home some “of Be oldt's Lurch |Pastry and Hard Rolls.—Advertise aid | ment. His} - want me t greeas 1 Jim when A Permanent Hair Wave HAVE US WAVE IT NOW and PAY FOR IT LATER At your own convenience IN SMALL PAYMENTS Our credit plan is the very best guarantee in the world that you will be satisfied with the results obtained. 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