The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1920, Page 11

= ue TRORSDAY, sePTeMNER 2, 1920. nm AGU ADL NAV IS LOVE A CHILDISH DREAM? | IF NOT, WHAT IS LOVE? | BY CYNTHIA GREY | Today we have a letter from a correspondent who is hal/ Welined to believe that the scientist, Andre Tridon, was cor-| Peet when he startled two continents recently by announcing! thal love is nothing more than a mirage, only a childish in | Pression—“a fetish,” he called it. | Was the immortal Shakespeare spoofing u e “All the world loves a love What do you think about i Following is one reader's idea: } Dear Miss Grey: “Is this a loveless world?” There is in-| ¥ an appearance that the eminent psychologist is right in ‘Baying: “Love is a fetish.” It is borne out in the divorce} courts. Sensuous love is too bright an object, or rather phenome " Ron, to be lasting. It must be an all-wise design of the Cre- ator to turn it into affection apd habit, Itis the misunderstanding’ of this principle that brings ; t divorces. The unhappy couples caynot understand that : sentiment of romance is but the prompting of Nature in ever-solicitous effort to propagate the species. After her object has been attained, she no longer prompts kind of love. Here is where the trouble starts. The sensuous soul faints and falls by the wayside—love is id. The fetish crumbles in the dust. | Poor sensuous souls! This is indeed a loveless world for and always will be until you understand that nature used | fetish to lure you into a higher love—-a love for the good, | @ beautiful and the true. Once in this realm your love is T. J. | WHAT, dw You think? Write Cyn- thia Grey, care of The Seattle Star. when he cried, rs aes _ Takes Exception " to Reader’s Remarks I thought perhaps Would start somethi from the ones regarting t dress of now would tercourse. A sort clause, as it were. . my dear Cynthia, I love Jones. of “Umiting hat by man reaches 18 yea has no morals. What al» ‘Own husband? Has he any Why was she married at all if she ra all young men 18 years old ly rotten ' Z aligned my first letter “A Bach” ‘see if sorscone would not make a t 3 ‘comment Mwuich they did\ but now, y is 7 9 “would like to confess that I have o| ¥.W.C. A. TO OPEN ery beautiful wife and a dandy| 4U7TI/MN CAMPAIGN boy. My wife does not have "|0N EDUCATION to the extreme to attract atten as she is pretty enough with-/ the freakish “xet-ups,”” Dressing | f , yet conservatively, is the | sut wr way to dress, in my opinion, | p. m. not wearing half hose, waists | Young rie fhe fare too low in the neck, and he eel ta Jar of black stuff on the eye ls series crams GREEN TOMATO loadin te ae PICKLE na) director of BY CORA MOOKE York's Fashion Authority) fall ve (New The new frocks are w Yea, we have suffrage; let's let | suffragets take their medicine the’men, But, will you not bored, tired and wornout these are when standing in it of a hard-working man (who is pated) in a street car? It is then guffraget becomes the “gentler” until she has made sufficient re arks about the toller to cause him | Fise and offer his seat. ‘Twill have to concede to “M™ that average run of women are very higher than men, but as far being superior, mentally and cally, I will have to differ with M.A. EL | Will be . | tion pletures will Jing what effec treme high-heeled has on | women wearing them in dally work }In this campaign the a jation | hopes srage the wearing of high-he in daily duties. This | aw Must e will be repeated at 0 p.m dat 8 p. m. 8 I’ peck green tomatoes of social and home inter est will predominate during the au-} jtumn series. Kgograma have been | Prepsred showing the correct prep araticn of a wide variety of dis! r ther. progrania will be present owing latest methods in arranging { making the latest modes in milli dres rik ed by Miss with Miss 3 tor of physical education. te : ¢ tomatoes and on both, mix tho ver night drain. Put tomatoe preserving kettle, co aarts of wate negar and b th y lecture will be conduct jerhardt, in co-operation | ing kettle and add quarts vinegar pounds sugar 2 tablespoons allspice Shoes ee an My Dear Cynthia: I am sorry I 4 the impression that I am a thus driving you to the ex of Scriptural admonition. Why. my dear Cynthia, 1 LOVE iy fellowman, but I like him served | day by Miss Dicker and in allopathic doses. le mothers and their Jones and I are really very good | *#ked to attend I like Jones and I believe likes me. CREAMED When I am in a Jones mood there, ONION Mo, One I would rather see than 12 small onions who, with his jovial good na-| and kind-hearted ways, is real-| very charming companion. | Jones died, Cynthia, it would my heart. Jones is poo: If I suddenly be shoes opped fine two hours. Put 00k of green to daught MOTHER'S FRIEND'SYy ArFxpectant 0 52 Mothers & 5a“ , Absolutely Safe * ?1\>~ sauce Drain and serve with white but 1 would put deed © these things With the “Knack” Knocked Out Good baking no longer de- pends upon “knack”, The : use of QGVMIAKC Flour and When you are buying a Dae cen sot = ee a good recipe assures tasty fal Dtae'to sak yout and pleasing results—even to come to our store and see for If that we have one of the finest collections of used that you can find in city, that are good, re-| liable pianos at reasonable} beginners. Housewives of ex- perience pppved it long ago. The following pianos are} some of the instruments we} are offering ‘at this time: | Marshall & Wendell $275) Schaff Bros. ....... Strohber, mahogany That’s another reason your grocer recommends OG(iu TIC It comes in 10, 244 and 494 pound sacks, The Kiddie’s Eyes sparkle when you serve Wheat Hearts with cream. Full of a wealth of health. @urainte Pancake Flour makes muf- Terms if Desired hnson & Doner Piano Co. 1621 THIRD AVE. ' how quickly Mmple witch hazel, cam- [iE SEATT Now Celluloid Disks and Fluted Ribbon Adorn Autumn Frocks Fluted or quilled ribbon designs, startling floral patterns in chain stitching, and embroi- dery made of celluloid disks instead of beads, distinguish newest gowns. ]some feature that we've never heard | jot befor, especially in the way of rimming, Ake these three costumes, for le, Who before ever thought MEASURING @UP There f a lot of difference be tween the nize of the ordinary tea and the regulation measuring The regulation measuring cup \de just bait a pint of liquid while teacup scidom, if ever, much, | > be mpecific, one measuring cup flour Will make five individual iscults fot shortenke, ‘The teacup 1! have in ral filled with flour makes | three binctite. A teaspoonful of bak ing powder is the right amount to} use for the standard measureful of flour, but fer the teacup a teaapoon: | ful would Be too much. As the pro SIMPLE WASH REMOVES RINGS UNDER EYES, Seattle peple will be surprised | ete, as mixed in ple and very 8 relieved by avoptik. We lo to help ANY or inflamed cup FREE and leading drug guarantee a aia CASE weak, eyes. Alumimm eye Swift's Drug Qo. Cup Cakes for Luncheon 24 cups GETRIAIC Flour, (sifted before measuring) 2% teaspoons baking pow- der (level). 1 cup sugar. % cup shortening. Two thirds cup mill, 2 emer % teaspoon salt. Cream mugarand shortening together, add milk and engs; edd baking powder and salt to flow, Bake in moderate oven, holde | 1 LE STAR PAUL VAN EYCK GIVE INSTRUCTIC “Where Is Ann?” nd me, whispered the standing query in Jim, You objected te 1 replied nver in the “She went home |her pumps, you know,” On Hidn't ride ur crowd?” I shook my head “I suppose I'd better go and get her Jim put the question as if asking my advice Insted of replying, I spoke of Van's hin best And it ell the young bus Mistress Ann would better d to pout as long as she SS XQ ll take your ear, Jane.” 1 nodded, and off went inlaw, My mind reve the hazards of his heart, rather than those of the golf course. brother: around mer had gone to compromise with a peevish br experience, could Ann was winding her man her finger. It was a shame, and yet, in one way, didn’t Jim de serve it? How could he marry a contrary little girl and expect her to behave like an adult woman? The ingenue of bride is a 20 fad—there are y fashions in bri and this the men ofte overlook the older girls, most of whom ought to have married two or three years ago, but were doomed to spinsterhood by the fortune of war. Now the younger girls seem to have the pick of the eligibles in our town. Poor Jim was one’ of the eligibles and poor Deb one of the | girls whom Mars and Cupid had com bined to rob. | Doubtless Jim had found “I will” | “I won't’ very tantalizing on Ts see plainly that and the lips of a wayward sweetheart, land probably he was learning that a married man can hear them too often, that they lone their charm on the lips of a wife. Back came Jim, bringing Ann for lthe tuncheon at the club house after th® mer me. In the afternoon the links were turned over to the women. Ann and some others were beginners, and it didn’t surprise me to see Ann expert ingtruction, Hut I had worries of my own; wor ries about Bob; and the crowd bored me. Nothing seemed important to me but my own wor, So I slipped away to walk home by @ quiet path thru the woods At the edge of “the rough” I heard Van's voice and Ann's giggle. 1 I caught the gleam of her white ach of the models shows the dress and his hurried command, same straight lines of summer frocks “Wait! Wait!" as the girl ran which will continue in vogue, tho| straight into a rusticovered swamp not exclusively of embroidering a simply cut black matin with quilled green ribbon in all as the one at the left? Or who ever heard of embroidering with A maiden posed in the gown of duvetyn the right, as nd isn’t It effective? J of the new like satines and the great figures you see, and, per- apa, thought were printed on, were embroidered in white chain.stitch- over effect, little disks of celluloid? thus ne splashy SING too much shorten- ing is the cause of most failures in baking. Mazola gives richness and avoids sogginess Because you use % to % less of Mazola for shorten- ing than butter, lard or com- pounds. | This means more than economy. It means a rich cake—yet a light cake— easily digested. Crisp, flaky pie- crusts are FREE Write today. Coitfessions of a Bri (Copyright 1920, by The Newspaper Enterprise Association) THE BOOK OF" DEBORAH Like a proper husband, Jim Loft. 1, as a bride of longer | around | off with Van for some | The new handsomely illus- trated Corn Products Cook Book contains 64 pages of practical and tested recipes by expert cooks. Free— Corn Products Refining Co, P. O. Box 161, New York City, io Wolttalt can affand to iniss TA EPRINTS 8 8 OF OI, EE OLE OO OD LO PLP OWN OVE |Paris Style 'Folk Peeved PARIS 20. —- Angered by what they term to be poor imitar | tions of thelr models by foreign com- rs, the Paris Dr r Sept. commeres means were raised complaint because they knew of this kind would newspaper publishing aph of a soaked in a second, 1) porter I saw Van fol-| me t an her u if whe | th , the irresp and he carried her to} nd an ible child | one itself open to dama it would be suit, and t a morta ng argument remains up in }in And the the air. »wequence iid suspect Paul Van Kye of 40, gentleman | of letter society favorite of playing the cad toward a woman of —— his own net Nevertheless, bh held . Ann in his arms three times longer GRIDDLE CAKES than he needed for her rescue, quite 3 cups flour as if he teasing a child, And 3 teaspoons baking powder | Ann, the imprudent bebe, kicked teaspoon salt v | actually kicked—like a show girl in ne a play! cups flour 1 groaned—started to call out to tablespoon melted butter | her—then fled, ix fh | Mix flour, baking powder and (To Be Continued) salt, Add milk and beat. Beat ese % well and add to batter. Beat well. Add melted butter, Bake on a hot griddle Now is the time to do things; by and by in the time to do nothing. AT 74 POPULAR “OLD VET GAINS od POUNDS felt like I wns being broken in two I also had severe rheumatic pains J.T. James Says He Was in my tett nip and leg, and couldn't get any rest at night. At times 1 “ ” About “All In” When or casey 1 would almost fall in Began Taking Tanlac, | my tracks, and my nerves just went; all to pieces, In fact, I was just But Can Eat Even Pork | about ‘ait in.’ “But the way five bottles of Ta: and Greens Now lac have fized mo up 1s nothing lems than remarkable. I now have a grand appetite, and can even eat. | J. T. James, of 518 E. 29th st, Ta-|roast pork and greens, and never jcoma, Wash., veteran of the Civil| suffer a particle from indigestion. | War, age 74, and for many years ba Leite a nd go good I / nave gone up from one hundre a well known railroad man, reports | thirty pag Whedon 0 pocorn ‘a gain of thirty-three pounds in| pounds in weight, which makes an |weight, and relates an ext nee | actual of thirty-three pounds, jwith Tanlac that will be read with| ‘My kidneys never bother me how interest thtoughout the entire \ ind all signs of rheumatism have “For se 1 years,” says bis atate-|left me. My nerves are steady as’ ment, “I had been in @ badly run-|a clock and I sleep so well at down condition, due to indigestion.|I get up in the mornings feel For the last three years my stomach | equal to a good day's work. was in such bad shape that even the | lac has not only put me back on my smell of food gould nauseate me, |feet, but I'm feeling at least twenty and everything I ate would fer-| years younger. I have told “scores ment and bloat me up with gas till of my friends about Tanlac, and 1 was nearly doubled up with pain. know that many of them haye taken I fell off terribly in weight and|it on my ‘say so,’ with splendid re got so weak I thought my end was]| sults.” near, Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell “My kidneys bothered me a lot,| Drug Stores under the personal a lespecially at night, and I had pains| rection of a epecial Tanlac represen? | Her feet, clad in those ridiculous across the small of my back that| tative, rs " Many cooks can’t make light cake rich or a rich cake light .. likewise made with Mazola. Many an_ inexperienced housewife made her first successful pie-crust when she tried Mazola. Mazola is not an animal fat. It is a pure vegetable oil —from an edible source. It contains no moisture but is all fat—100%. Once you try Mazola for making cakes and pie-crusts you will never go back to but- ter, lard or co Selling Representatives JSOHNSON-LIEBER MERCANTILE CO, Seattle