The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 11

LETTERS ON PERPETUAL COURTSHIP CONTINUE TO POUR IN . BY CYNTHIA GREY | . There seems to be no end to this “Perpetual Courtship” discussion, Altho it has run longer than most of our dis-| b cussions, the letters seem to increase every day. . Following are some of the letters sent in, Altho nearly| ic all of them are 700d, space does not permit me to print more: a “Uncle Tom” Should lr = Turn Traveling Man W# A a do . YOU a Dear Mixe Grey: “Uncle Tom's" | think? Write ~ B) worries are over. Let him tind the|| thia Grey, care of The Birl, marry, and then turn traveling |] Q . Salmemas. He can write her a letter || seattle Star, oe night le if he of the same face every morning, | Dirthday gift year in aad year out, be gure you We have been married over seven are not in love or course, there cy ’ ie and the above tells the story | 4 poguibility of this very thing, but, | past five years. I meet hubby ¢ th open arms, my best frock and| | jome-cooked meal, and he says road was never like fro are just waitin come when Daddy tenters your head now, beware. am considered smart and y dens are adv ood but for some | reason, “Uncle Tom's” theory Is out this.” How for th my class. 1 am not condemning it, but IM the time; when he ather, believe that anyone of mod eal and kindiing and romp WILD) orate intelligence and high ideals smal) daughter every night would be repulaed with the idea, and carry - T assure you, “Uncle Tom,” it's @! tne others, are welcome to try it out ul very lonely life for all of us. Al ang oor arent mid be salesman’s salary in this day bare) yy. cia e backbene of ~ Keeps up a “front” and neither of us | ine nation, w poe > an spend money for amusements s0/ why all this furore is life if me ie mnt the evenings during the week | love, and a home, and happiness ond very long. ebi : UNSHINE. ua I say, just try it, “Uncle Tor 1 ere bad TM wager you'll soon be cured and) gp, ° 2 be glad to eit across the table from | She Might Try n wifie every night, even if she has a| Plan Herself a smudge of flour on one eyebrow and! Dear Miss Grey I'ti-bet Whrele ts | & Wisp of hair out of place Tom” is getting a lot of pleasure out al =may ri oi S WIFE. | of the ball he started rotllm. Some ad . | of the letters written in answer to - Man oF Them | his were just too funny for anything day go “ppd | Some people who have been mar |ried and divorced several times Dear Miss Grey: Your column by think his plan is okeh, while others Aiforded me not a little amusement, | ike those two happy married people a, nd sometimes given me food for| whe sent in their most heated pro- of F thought. tests are very shocked at the idea. The «iri who signed her te As for myself, 1 am married and “RUN Faithful,” bas the right ide y happy: but if I couldn't m AR engaged couple. to my way of ng with my man any better thinking should be in love. And true love has no time for petty quarrels Mf you think you wou'* *scome tired | 4 - = ee e women, I think I'd grab Uncle Tom's” plan post haste. APRIL Tf you value your watch. let Haynes| Blames Fast Living berty Theatre | For Discontentment to Dear Miss Grey: I am a constant regder of your columns and must say that my way of thinking & dit-| ferent from any yet published In the last few years pe ving so fast they are tire body and in ngnd. Not from too h work altogether, but from want of proper rest, and in that| state they do and say things that they would never think of in a re BROKEN freshed and heaithy state of mind LENSES Vor my part I believe these public dances, and too many new shows every day are the cause of more insu’ with Let us not blame the gool-hearted Ath Big judge because silly people do silly | ‘BERtice CARD issued by hings and have to take them to the us for a trifle, as compared judge to straighten out. I do not to the raluc of the lenses. condemn any of these pleasures, 1 an eemething new, novel love a good show and | table’ dance. But it is the #7¢ ALUABLE TO You gg igo beet 4 it. ptt ON 27AVE. RPP STe § sAaila If all people would spend as much time and energy to fir 1 need of a divorce court, I know of 4 number who are wear. | ing themselves out looking for plena | ure, mostly in dance halls and joy NEAR UNION 4 an R ARCADE BLDG) rising and passing oceans of happl 4 up in their own homes - 2° AVE. \ A READER. MAG “1 6 Take a VICTROLA on Your at i 4, VACATION a he For the latest songs and dance music. Two portable styles, $25 and $35. Oth- er models up to $ . Con- venient payment terms on any Victrola. Sherman, ,@lay & Co. Third Avenue at Pine, Seattle 928-30 Broadway, Tacoma Spokane Portland Be sure it is a genuine VICTOR VICTROLA \self-material belt which fastens in the back. It is semi-tight . Itions produced great benefit. We er | guarantees a ama!! bottle to help ANY Cream butter and sugar. Mix ary) CasK, weak, strained or inflamed jingredients, Add alternately with | eyen, ‘Swift's Drug Co. and leading | water. Roll dough on a fioured moid-| grup gists. | ‘= ‘ ing board, making a sheet one-fourth | | SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 no Woman cau eufart to uals 0 a EF WRC ON A) SING 0 DES | ORT OM NRTA REO AEF) OF Ny CEE BO OD HE SAP O97 OVE THE we ~ ==» |CINNAMON |DROP NUT PUDDING COOKIES Confessions of fe 3 | fessions ofaBride "ss Sere igftt 1920, by The Newspaper Exrterprise Association) Span fou ik cope Bae , 1 teaspoon baking powder 1oons baking powder 4 XPLAINS WHY HE LEFT| % teaspoon salt % teaspoon walt Mix butter and su aaa 1 teaspoon vanilla unbeaten, Beat m well % cup chopped nuts nd sift flour, baking powder Beat ege. Mix and, wift dry im | Seattle Style No. '117—The Star’s snapshots of attractively- dressed women on Seattle streets BOB, IN A LETTER, I ME IN SUCH HASTE I wrenched my thoughts from|der of Ives came out, “IT wan in @ and wait and add alternately with| gredients and add to egg. Add but i Anne's affairs. My own required|rage but I never meant t milk to mixture. Turn Into square|ter and mix thoroly, Add sii my careful conaideration. 1 re-|difficulty drift so far, my dear. 1 , pans. Sprin browr igar|and vanilla, Add nuts. Drop from as viewed the news Bob had so eareful-| determined to go home and hear 1 cinnamon ¢ the top and/a teaspoon onto a buttered and q ly set down in the letter he had|your story~I can always trust MY dot with bits of butter. Bake in floured coukle pan. Bake 15 or 20 am left on my desk. My estrangement |own little girl. That brute, Ives, moderate oven for 20 minutes,| minutes in a slow oven. a from my husband, which had been |ought to be shot, and some one will | gerve hot with lemon sauce. | wana ‘f caused by the murde ns im} it some day!” 7, petineses: SRN» to| “Bome man did do tt, not lone at ae 4 KING JELLY {$4,000 FOR OLD come to a bitter conclusion was, in|er thie was written,” was my Me ge, nab aha dae phi a nag, LREATIES a way, Daddy Lorimer’s fault! [aent, then I went on with Bob's| | Hvery canner and Jel cum A | NEW YORK, June 29—-Four thane Bob wrote that his father had in @ pocket money, as he sidn’t “fell.” Ae sugar| sand dollars was paid by Dr. A. & ‘med en 6 ra {Selly that Back at (ipge t found fathe Kosenbach for Washington's copy of vested lawyer, Joyee, with the news that!" *° high and scarce one is hie “extra” dividends, on the wants to risk even a few ¢ the treaties of peece, alliance and he rover traiio dad's . He had bought up some of the rele» Notewen vt ohabint attor 4\To be sure that the fruit cor commerce between Great Britain and necessities of life and was holding | 7") ite a Father's busi-|Pectin, which must be present to| other powers from 1648 to 1743. The them for higher prices! Bob consid: make the juice jell, try this set is in three volumes, each of whieh ness required immediate action. You ) , ered it a blot on the Lorimer) iy Wil: have te). pelt But After cooking out the jutee, but bears Washington's signature and ‘scutcheo ho several other mil Btaheon, att imagine my feelings? dear girl, when lionaires of the utmost respectability I went home for my bag and found were doing the mame Uiing, and Gill | oy ieee away! We'll make it up ing it clover busiss |dariing, when I get back." The game was altogether outside 1 kept Bob's letter under my pil of his father's tine, Bob ray and Low and kissed it at intervals ané it wan especially disreputable Be-11 biamed myself, in the way all wives caune his father hadn't the slightest | 45, ¢gr @ domentic quarrel need of the money. Now the gov} Perhaps wives blame themselves ernment was trailing similar Invest | susty My mind had been revolving ments and so Bob and the lawyer, jaround and around the emotional | Joyce had one ot to negotiate the | realm while Bob's mind had been wale Of the hoard, at any price, to . et rd, at any p ompletely absorbed in his bu: 8, Jenen ns $500,000,000 worth of got rid of it and avold publicity Shad been Uving te Ga erotic ¥ . Hob loathed the job, but he had the gold in the United States before boiling or adding sugar, put bookplate, one tablespoonful of juice and one tablespoontul of denatured aleohe in a glass. ix well and let stand for 30 mi If pectin is there a jelly-like substance will form, at the bottom and when the juice | boiled and sugar added it will “jell If not theré, no amount of boiling will make jelly, However, the juice may be cooked over with apples or the white skin of oranges NEW U.S. NAVY TENTS Size 9x9 Complete with Poles, Pins and Fly Made U. 8. Specifications 1202 Army Duck For Sale by world which was deceptive, to my * decided to get the thing avg hs the least | ‘There are about 8,000,00 foreign Camp Lewis ireless jas s00n an ponnibie @ COU mar Erotic” 1 hated the word. w earners in American indus- ‘4 age, becaume he had had entire con:| Ann's thoughts were erotic. And! trite | 904 THIRD AVE, jtrol of his father's affairs since bis! where would she end? Where would | ———-—-____-— —— father’s lant wicknes But if his ¢ ashe drag the rest of ur? knew about the governme She might be arrestéd—so ran my gation, he would be aroused 10 an| excited imagination awful fit of wrath and none of us [could predict the consequences. If|(amzr ey OT 1) s brain lesion did not prove fatal it nder of hin life i Few things are more exasper it wa buniness which kept ating to the garden maker than me away fr home last night to fied some” 6 Mle eholends wrote my husband. “Of course, 1 | piants decapitated by the #kulk might have sent a messenger to tell ne cutworm, which works only cover of darkness. One upset by the whole warn meas that y way to get rid of this 1 forgot ali about you It was a secret, and half a hundred of dad's business rivals and political enem would have you, but Jane, honestly, I waa so wretched creature is to cover some of the plants where he § *\] known to be workifg with pieces paid tunes to|} of bagging and burlap, Remove ry on him. So I couldn't) this covering and you will find Even the telephone|| the cutworm on the surface of * have ears at such times. Do/| the ground, not having realined you get me? that daybreak has come. 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