The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 15

ATTLE PAGE 15 pages Tao Confessions ofaBri | (Gopyrig ft 1920, by The Nev wspaper per Enterprise, Association) J THE BOOK OF DE. sires MA ee |LOVE IS FOREVER SINGING IN THE HEARTS! Who is most Salas for a vray he AR OF GIRLS AND THE MINDS OF ME! N Today we have a letter who believes | STAR He Woltali Call altand 10 iiiiss SSO |\OPERA IN EVERY CITY, HER AIM PRA fi | AM NNT? ares | SPALL Nal Silver Cloth YOUNG BRIDE BLAMES MAN FOR And Lace for DIVORCE; AVERAGE MAN CEASES, Dance Frock ? TO TREAT WIFE AS SWEETHEART, | SHE CLAIMS eo ee c| For Corns ie| Little or Big — Use “Gets-It” Stops Corn Pain Instantly and Re ex Them Completely A NNABLE Kirchner Soloist at Second Pop Concert George Kirchr the for di a young woman, di € a le fro man is to blame Her letter follows: \ Dear Miss Gre Makes the girl out and makes every effort to entertain her During this period, therefore, the young couple get no op-| Portunity to realize whether or not their tastes and ideas are oi A glamor of romance is spread over their rela- p. Nothing is too good for the “girl of his dreams.’ But ratte marriage, the cotirtship attentions and courtesies | away. The husband forgets that to hold a wife, he must tinue to be her lover. He begins to take things for} ted. He spoils her illusions. He stops offering her} little courtesies that mean so much to a woman, She} Ins to notice that other men are more attentive to her| her husband. She has become a wife instead of eart. T believe that on this rock of the commonplace relationship / into which a man permits himself to drift after marriage, the ship of happy married life most often stri A YOU BRIDE OF 18 MONTHS. in the average orce ¢ During courtship, the attentive lover — na core lg ett 1} ar to ic . 4 | Whether r “pet” ” fty top or ow big three u right Orche of the n, Saturday - b wee he Meany hall. Mr, K principal cellist ow quickly rchner returned from New where with he spent the summer the we hestra violoncello v one number with ¢ ment, Max Bruch's arra an old Hebrew air of briefer ant Dall « John particula Saturd. other num Nidre ompow “Kol 4 group nd arranged @ program for cert x the abide in and fir blame MARGUE RIT: SYLVA for the WOMEN CU. RB V+ will er February 1 of both Commons a “h jeewomen will the vamp ee first time in . Dear Miss Grey: 1 am not one Rumerous women wh bed a half hour to get warm Fi Revctous minutes 5 "When I should be up and il in my 20s and have four and one year of age. 1 &t §:30 and both babies awake TeW minutes later. 1 you Would not be ‘inking, to let the baby his bottle and the other Sitting up getting colt 1 care, if corn lets go its grip, ri e ite pain ‘whee Firting rid you of if become YORK, Nov Persona who have problems 26.—-Madame whch they de net care to confide by private letter or phone, wy at her office in Star Bldg, every Twesday and Thursday between the hours or Ste fia m and ft tei p m Te accommodate working people | who cannot come at that time. she will be in the office cartier or || later by appointment. Please do | | | | | © can tie for the Marguerite # international op- is devoting her to 4 American gran ra. 8 to have an opera houne » pop nd while doesn't ex > live to # lly and nonsen rn trying t Boston will easily a dangerous Som exes eratic prima donna on by in and her time ying. 1 two 14 at all drug stored ur money have n red 4 i. Law nting ‘ old in Seattle id as the world’s The Owl Drug 100, “vamps the round P pointed te she ommended rm remedy by vs GOULD © the DOROTHY FAY mer e d she 4 Mrs. Davis Decorates r eneration will Bon Marche W indows _ oak MM id to be the great led the my way not come at amy other time, as Miss Grey cannot attend to her writing because of the constant interruption. of the men and w Authority) rag the, se canara proceeds from this opera Whenever a man ands BAN BARE KNEES has swe until daddy called m ETHICAL DENTISTS around in my ur and Sleepy face } tending to the « f was a chief stenogray tua ne weveral times BY CORA MOORE (New York's Fashion around? Then sit arc while breakfast is cod! A great waste of time. Re ems to me it would be so much me more This ts oming fs an and Not all frocks are long of waist In case of doubt it ts wiser to choose alone together rT for both parties ce rned for the wife to get up first, and I'm sure thers who think as I the but cannot find Marriage and my lessons @nd efficiency have stayed with How much happier 1 am first, start the fire, dress, wash, My hair and powder my face, fon a clean, pretty dress and no ¥ cap to cover up my uncombed Hubby does not approve of a covering a careless head dress FA woman is not at her best, es iy in winter, when she first @P, and I want always to look "oO iy test. Then, again, I bave a halt BOOKS 5 ° start in the morning which! For the youngsters whore going ‘@ lot when one does all one’s & bee feb beets Work. My kitchen is warm a lice im the morning, as I sbut it brance, Take ordinary twine} tly when I retire at night. If Tecan use my electric Weater. school bag and line ft with sateen me, what do the husbands do Figures of two Duten| they start the fire and wait docks | kitchen to ) wet warm? Sit These! many busy r to get | Would write time. I do not think so far any of your correspondents have given any good reasons except that it is either cold for wifle, or hubby haa to out in the cold. EFFICIENT. FOR SCHOOL too go to school, would Christmas remem an or cretonne. children or animals such | make an effective decoration can be cut out of flannel. The top jot the bag may be trimmed with | colored wooden beads. } | faults, i || IF YOUR EARS RING A WITH HEAD NOISES § If you have roaring, buszing Gray. Nobody Can Tell jou Darken Gray, Faded Bair With Sace Tea and * Sulphor ther kept her hair beauti y darkened, glossy and attractive phrew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. her hair took on that dull, A Or streaked appearance, this ple mixture was applied with won effect. By asking at any drug for “Wyeth’s Suge and Sulphur ind,” you will get a large bot this old-time recipe, improved addition of other ingredients, ly to use at very little cost ple mixture can be depended bn to restore natural color and! ty to the hair. [-known downtown druggist | everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage Compound now, because ( fo naturally and evenly at nobody can tel it has been ap. ed—It's a easy to use, too, You dampen & comb or soft brush draw it through your hair, tak ‘one strand at a time, By morn the gray bair disappears; after application or two, it is. re- to ite natural color and looks my, soft and beautiful. This 5 is a delightful toflet wave a4 fs not intended for the cure. or prevention of disease int (double ato it % ter and a little « ar. Take 1 tabi 4 times a day This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises, Clogged nostrils should open, breathin® become easy and the mucus stop drop- into the throat. It BREENE & PEABODY KEATING FUEL CO.. 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