The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 15

Fripar = oy OCTORE 1990. vil END APPEAL TO CYNTI HALLOWEEN HOSTESSE ca WITS With Masks HERE ARE HINTS A-PLENTY BY CYNTE The Halloween hostess says in despa new under the sun.” But what about a paper dres of fun re they can de stumes ise THE fl | NLU i, | Why Not a Fane 1 ty} WA GREY pay Re | iS 4 s masquerade party? It's load that before they Tell then Make off their masks at midnight they will pass ina grand re Miew in front of a court of wite A prize should be awarded usual poper dress at the ball rhes to the prettiest and It might be one of those flirta nrost un ously inclined bisque young ladies that are so popular nou be a little bit of real art, in the tist’s statuette of a cat.. If t noned in an adorable paper Halloween costume. Or it might ¢a of a famo shape of a he lucky gi ep: is a lover of cat is likely to be overjoyed at su®h a remembrance of the irit of Halloween. Of cours i perhaps a mysterious | izes, r skirts a pin cushion or vanity box, and a in filled with colored candies But let's not forget the pa- r frocks—they're the real iter of excitement of this Party. And here are only a Scag of the possibilities. ‘ake an afternoon frock, or instance, You might not ess it, but mother’s shelf per, with a riotous border of red, yellow and blue, makes . bodice and perky short lum. A garland of paper flowers makes the girdle, and re's just one shoulder strap another flower garland. The skirt is of plain blue wy paper, with a tunic al- ost the length of the skirt Another is a dainty tea gown ali of erepe paper, ‘The skirt has ree flounces. The sieeves start Vout to be regular kimono sleeves, but ena in flowing paper ribbons, reach ete the hem of the #kirt * “A clown costume is made of white, with « white paper ruff about the neck and a high fool's cap on the “head. All over costume and cap are ‘pasted all manner of black paper eats and scary faces and witches and owls. | Then a striking sports dress of Ddiack und white checked paper, with oa braided paper hat, «bite above Pwith Black facing, makes a completr Fcostume. Bigck paper fringe trims the mere suggestions of sleeves. lack pompons decorate the wide, ke paper belt and white outlines , seama of the short skirt. A paper bathing suit has pale yey as & background. and bag great | ! of green in the shhpe ot} tional flowers near the berg! at the waistline. Green petals | yellow encircle the hem and, Sleeves there ate none, but a green cap there most certainty » trimmed with « big yellow | in from “- é 1C CIRCLE IN THE DARK | A game that will furnish man Hhrills and mugh excitement is the | ng: The guesta should be) ed in a cirele and the lights) Vturned out. Then various articles “are passe@ around, such as a ham hone, a piece of fur in a mouse-trap, | & pecied banana. @ rubber glove filled | with wet cold sand. There ix much ‘excitement when these articles are | passed around the circle in the dark. eee LIGHTED CANDI MARRIAG ‘The number of years before wed 28 TRL ding bells will peal is found by set if ting a number of lighted candies on | @ platter, blindfolding the person) ‘and telling ber to blow. The num- ber of candies that remain lighted in dicates the number of years. eee : REFRESHMENTS A LA CAFETERIA » A novel ifea of serving refresh. | ments is the cafeteria style. © guests serve themselves, picking up tray near the door, further along @ napkin, silver. and then the eats AN finish up at the cashier's desk, Who looks the trays over and gives! & check to each guest. The number on this corresponds with another and thus partners for the supper are se W's the Face You Look at If Disfigured With Pimples and Such Biemishes Don't Delay to Use Stuart's Calcium Waters Reantiful hair and Cinderella feet desirable, but it ip the face you 4 romance are if my ifortune.” nplexion certainiy has a wonderfu beautiful complexion And #0 may you. The seeret is in Stuart's Calcium Wafers, which con- tain calcium. This remarkable # im absolutely necenanty see pimples, blackheads n and fash, with ite itching Stuart's Caleium Wafers a6 j Sign Wat ’ Fi ie one best way to beauty and ad Bistion. e, there'll be ittle th witch concealing beneath second and d iniature pump To the Letter of the Bible Dear Mig Gre written for yo 1 m@ways 5 terest and Tan clothes amusing? 1 would like te telight in the proof of « they wou t they would find ments are not in a them whe Bible for that themactve hat their ordance with it disobedience of would find pmand not to eat of th forbidden frult was given to Adar onty By ' Adam mipreas it upon her mind or did got tell ber at all she had eaten, rath be deprived of his only human com panion, since the result wan death, he ate also, fully knowing of his wrongdoing and its results. Ther when accused by God (and uotice it tentions not to ner failed suftic 1 and clown coatuner his Adam who is ence, and net Eve he shou! have protected), what does this “su perior” creature do? He whiningty hides behind a woman and says. “The | And furthermore, if woua | FELT LIKE LOCKING ANN UP IN A GEON, LIKE A NAUGHTY GIRL read all that St says, and he! is the only one of the Bible wri | ‘Our Jip is the only ¢ Jie saw who can apply «sip. By who says anything about obedience | of chivairy to modern mo him of wives to husbands. they would find he was writing to Christians, members of the Church of Christ, | femarked Chrys one day. We had! confused. And after saying “Wives, obey your |peen speaking of poor Debbie—she sure husbands,” which was customary | Was getting terribly thin and white! 1 and expected or exacted» rather, in| and Ustiess. | almost wished that those days, he goes on to say, “Hus. Jim weFe less ¢hivatrous—some bands, love your wives as Christ |times it seemed to me that Deb loved the church.” And only those | would die, unfers she could see hustands who render the seme, ex.| Jim, sometimen, 1 thought that actly the same love and loyalty to| little human weakness, sxy a smile their wives as Christ gave the church | from Jim meross @ room, would have have a right to expect compliance ;hqped poor Deb a good deat with their wishes in love, not servile} But Jim. with “hi tight Mens obedience jot rigbt and wromg, never woul! Kven God Himself does not expect | tave granted het that. Rnowinety servile obedience from an intellireat| When I considered Mal wish to women, often her hushand’s superior bewe Van come to see Di 1 per Mm every way. to an overbearing, | ceived at Wear Jimmyy hadn't | * domineering bully such as this|been meditating exelusiv upon “Hater of Women” seems to be, | the dream of his detirium. He was Judging from the tone of his letter. [applying his bent standard# to the} DAUGHTER OF F little problem of Ann. Prom Kath | HOFFMAN'S 20th ANNIVERSARY FALL SALE For This Event 48 Leading New York Manufacturers Have Contributed New Stocks at 25% to 40% Reductions DUN- they er had had a hint of the getting Van to call the goxtips would be Ho Jim argued, 1 foit said to myself that I Ann out of the room when Van « And so I arranged to in spect the slave costume hat Which had been delivered. In spite of Chrys’ scoliing, Ann had assembled onmiy a generous a jowance of brmeriete and ankles and chains and some golden gaune iraperies for her slave dren. also a Nothing bat harem trousers” I For goodness sake yardage to this ontfitt* protested " ttle or t “I'm going down and ast Jim, whe “rebelled “Not about the wearing things! The |} Fine Skirts Eton Dresses Fur Pieces Misses’ Cor —Values to Velour and Pom-Pom Coats . * Prieoletic Dresses pfine Plush Coats Se Sults —Values $39.50, Sitk Dresses asedescdseses “Salt Seal” Cape-Contee Wolf Scarfs baeoe Leatherette Coats Fine Cloth Coats Values to $32.50. Fine Silk Plush Coats... Navy Serge Dresses Fur Trimmed sh Coats, Polo Coats, Fur Trimmed. .. Values to $45.00. ‘LOTH OR PLL COATS. ‘LOTH OR PLUSH COATS*. ‘LOTH OR PLUSH COATS. $ 60 $ 90 $125 ( ( ( SS >s>>>—~>---''——SSvwm (o- of 105 Serge and Tricotine Suits, formerly priced at $49.50 to 365, extra special at $21.75) ——$—$——— $$$ $$$ Silk Poplin, Accordion Pleated Skirts, at Wool Slip-Over Sweaters, special at $3.95 86.85 ‘ine and Satin Dresses, regularly priced at $45 to $60, exceptional values, 834.50 Our great selection of Albrecht (St. Paul) high grade furs is included in this sale, giving un- equaled bargains. Mink, Foxes, Marten, Wolves, Skunk, Lynx, Raccoon, ete, in searf or choker styles from $15.00 to $135, 1510 Westlake Ave. at 4th, Between Pike and Pine The Paramount film stars who posed in these paper frocks are, would | ¥ take great pains to keep Mistrenty | him. | little sprite and whin ja dungaon. | her ada) SEATTLE STAR Dress Party This Halloween Off Before the Court,of Witches at Midnight? lh in afternoon frock; HANI from left to right: Ruth Renick, Viora Daniel, in sports dress, and Margaret Loomis, in bathing suit with him A tata known better ‘I'l ask Van, te exclaimed little witch off whe danced. 1 followed her, determined to Jim from humiliation. had to use foi Hut wh j middie name “Or Hypoeriay.” Ann wa astounding 4 I scolded to myself. error! 1 ought to bave executing her steps, af her busband. She perfectly oblivious to Var till standing by the fire fooled her naid | foo! n~ but AnD n that his corn off Van envious! I wanted te foo of to ease even if 1 ¢ with the child can beat a foolT myself savagely skipped before me down the junt of my reach make * ebair had been wheeled into the thé « walls could late autumn leaveh. Coming light of her hite glare scant attire alarmingly Van rose by we entered. 1 “ap her, 1 wanter push Van from the room to helpleas rest of ber p it might be arior, Outwid atimpee blue sky omsoms and falling from the artificta own rgem into the of the day, Ann's seemed to shrink 1 wante Jim from whateve gt ave poor Suddenly disastrous of all possible ways. (To Be Continued) the inglenook as —— 8 A, WEEK barely nodded to! I wanted:to eaten that wiekes| A TOUCH ner away tol OF WITCHERY her airs cc Witchery punish | ame to play if 1 got Wd lock “her in Uke a "naughty for a closet schoolgirl One into dear Jim's eyen “Ann?” he said sternly of Mike, go that thing! Put on He might a the winds of heaven necks, because the blood has loft it ¥ ourht to be that girl's leaving it whiter than the | of the compan holds his right han “For the off | the When he hands are extended to ove way-—take 1 k room returns, al some clothes” Boys’ Suits at Reduced Prices—$7.98 to $18 Now is the time to get that new Suit for your boy. most | APPLES d the scene herself—and in the most ix always a mystifying high over the head while he is out of him and he 4 well have addressed | can detect at a glance the hand he PAGE 15 heeting BABY COMES bed for s born, ATER Various bles are advice, hould be plen- for, ourne * ust be nursed ut ‘The mother should drink of milk, but much tea and © injurious mothers can breast-feed nutritious, plenty offee Almo If the Betty Francisco, in tea gown milk the s scanty, mother should plenty of Naquids, |DUCKING FOR a nuffielent re ‘outdogr «day nat ipation to nurse regularly | is ducking for apples. Fill a tub with | 4. WERK Two small oil wells were opened owned property by one of nt earthquakes in Lon’ An every A «favorite one that! should not be omitted on Halloweer game, and water and throw several apples into | it. The person who first mt in getting a bit of any of the wins the prize eds }on cit Earn a Beautiful Permanent Hair Wave Organize a small club at Special Reduced Price. You will find people anxious to join. This is the oppor- tunity to get your hair permanently waved without cost. For complete information call Main 6507. of the players bringing that awful lok | leaves the room, agreeing tell who '| Ladies’ Improvement Shop 520 Union Street TAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS We are offering our big stock of High Grade Suits at specially reduced prices. The fine quality is still there, and the styles are just what the boys want—belted, form- fitting, and with nice, roomy knickers. The workmanship on all-of our suits is of a superior grade, enabling the boys to get a perfect fit. Coats and pants are fully lined. Suits formerly priced from $10.00 to’ $22.50 are now reduced to $7.98 up to $18.00. Ages 8 to 18, Men’s Wool Mackinaws $14.98 New Fall offering of Men's heavy wool Mackinaws of the very attractive plaids of brown taped back belt values an dest quality; xreen and red Reguinr 918.00 A great big Suits for children trimmed in red. fine $1.75 a suit seams Children’s Play Suits $1.15 bargain of durable high neck ‘or boys and girls to play ‘In. Ages 1 to 8 Boys’ School: Trousers $1.25 to $3.50 Our values of Boys’ Separate Pants for school just can't be beat. There is a large variety of good patterns to choose from in light and dark Cotton, wool and mixed fabrics. Many are lined and have taped seams. Ages 7 to 17, Play heavy denim long sleeves; Worth good colors. MEN’S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Men’s Union Suits $3.50 Dandy mixed wool Union Suits, fine ribbed, gray color, long sleeves and ankle length; good weight for winter wear. .Sizes 34 to 46. Men’s Fleeced Union Suits $3.50 Fine gray fleeced Union Suits of an excellent quality; | knitted wrists and anklets; closed croteh; warm and comfortable and reasonably priced. Sizes 34 to 46. Shirts and Drawers $1.85 Garment Heavy fleeced Shirts and Drawers for wear in the winter season; Jaeger color; knitted cuffs and anklets; nicely finished and real good values at the price. Ladies’ Hose 50c Pair Dandy values of Ironclad Brand Stockings for ladies; 4-inch hemmed top, black and white; reinforced toes and heels, Sizes 814 to 101. Misses’ Union Suits $1.00 to $1.65 Fine Fleece-lined Union Suits, white and ecru color; some have high neck and long sleeves, others have low neck and short sleeves. Good wearing garments at low prices. Ages 2 to 16. Warner’s Corsets $1.50 Up These are guaranteed rust-proof Corsets; come in high and low bust; elastic top; 4 garter supports. Our prices on these fine corsets are low, so buy your corset here, Children’s Hats $2.50 This is an exceptional offer. Hats valued formerly at $4.00 are now cut in price to $2.50. They are fash- ioned of fine plushes and velvets. Pink, blue, old rose and brown ribbon trimmings; youthful and becoming styles, | 35c Wool Work Socks for 24c | Excellent wearing work hose for men. Heavy weight, Oxford color; | reinforced toes and heel 45c Wool Hose for 32c tton and wool hose at a reduced price. Medium heavy natural color; reinforced toes and heels; all sizes. Fine mixed weight | 75c Wool Hose for 42c A real bargain for you, Regular Tic values, Extra heavy weight wool hose; gray color, firmly woven. 50c Wool Hose for 39c k, gray and natural colors; edium weight reinforced toes and to insure long service. Don't pass up these socks; they are extra values All sizes, Blac bh Dr. Denton Garments Special offering of Dr. Denton Sleeping Garments for children; prices greatly reduced. These garments are soft and comfortable; made of hygienic mixed cotton and wool fabri Sizes 0 to 1.... . $1.15 Sizes 2 to 5.... . $1.39 Sizes 6 to W.... Ladies’ Shoes $6.50 Pair A stylish, serviceable Shoe, with cloth top; soft kid vamp and quarter; good soles, military heels and imita- tion tips; laced style. Sizes 4 to 8. Children’s Stockings 25c Pair Splendid values in Children’s Cotton Ribbed Stockings in black and white; reinforced heels and toes. Sizes 6 to 914. “THE STORE THAT, SAVES vou MONEY] CUCTTNUUAC SECOND AVENUE AT GAMES