The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 11

is a my y ae ee ee. | Bestar THULE Cynthia Grey: Young Girl, Lonely for Companions Her Own Age — ae C'S to go out nights’? are not treating me right? would be punished. ot Cynthia's Answers to Short Questions Are senators congressmen, or are @aly members of the house of repre- sentatives called congressmen? All members of congress are con- | gresemen, but the custom has grown ' wp of addressing the members of the erer members of the lower branch os *congresrman™ of “representative.” ‘The greatest the Gallery of Life is Nature's ‘‘Pic- tare of Health.” Every wants to be the embodiment of Lyte comes in the original packages erly. You can get it st any reliable drug- Get's. Ask for bottle today. LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY New York For Sale by All Druggists Always in Stock at the f OWL DRUG CO, SEMBE Bewails Parenta d don’t have good times li I went there to d to see me, but I know if m What sh FRIENDLE ted with it. the chamber as “senator, The Picture — le of Health picture in is a wonderful sid | millions ef ttle and fill the bettie granulated sugar syrup thorough! y. fied molasses, honey, or corn syrup, | you get a fn | —of mueh better couch syrup than ou could buy ready made for three imee | and children love its pleasant taste | Pinex 9 s special and highly con- eentrated compound of genuine Nor- ever for its | upon the membranes To avo | with full anything else. | absolute satisfaction of Promptly refunded. ‘The Pinex Cay , 1921. ’ 1 Scoldings Dear Miss Grey: Tama girl 17 years old. Iam very lone some & son is that | am not allowed to go out with boys, like my girl friends do, It is not because I am too young. My sister, who is 19, is not allowed to accept attentions from boys, either. My father is so mean he is always scolding me. aa woflld like to be married and have a home of my own. how can I meet some nice young man when I am not allowed How can I make my parents see that they I got acquainted with a young man at the place where I work and have fallen in love with him. I think he was beginning to like me a little when he got another position. ke other girls do, The rea Sut see him once and he seemed | y parents found this out 1) I do? AND HEARTBROKEN. It seems unlikely that your parents would deny you the privileges which the average girl of your age is permitted to enjoy, unless they felt that they had good reason. letter indicates that perhaps such reason exists. You say that your father continually scolds you. seems most unlikely that he would do so if you at all times | were respectful and obedient, and cheerfully accepted any! reasonable supervision that a carefully reared girl should have. It is not tn good taste for a girl to call to see a young man, either at his home or his place of employment. When you did that you overstepped the bounds of good taste. If you are ac- customed to ignore the conventions in this way, perhaps that | explains why your parents feel it necessary to keep a careful oversight on your conduct. Doubtless they will give you more | ial freedom as soon as you prove that you safely can be! And your | Now, it| Of course you should have suitable diversions, and the| average girl may be permitted to accept a reasonable amount | of attention from young men at your age. Instead of feeling! a that you must be permitted to go out frequently at night i” | Qags, it any? search of new friends and entertainment, ask your parents if| Ohio has the only pennant-ahaped you and your sister may not occasionally invite several young |v @mong the states people, both young men and young women, to spend an eve- at your home where your family may meet your friends make certain that they are suitable persons for you to! know. By degrees you doubtless will be able to secure any privilege and freedom that it is wise for you to have. Representative (strictly speaking) ix proper title of a member of the | Rouse of representatives Here is a home-made syrup which le have found to be ble means of break- | uence, | loosens, ie becomes ‘easier, | | ticklin stopa and you get he restfal sleep. | weaal throat and chest colds are com | quered by it im 24 hours or lens, vothing better for bronchitis, hoarte- {| ness, croap, broned throat tickle, hina or winter coughe. | To make this splendid congh syrup, 2% ounces of Pinex oe If you prefer tead of sugat syrup. Either way, pint—a family supply the money. Keeps periectly ¥ pine extract, known the world rompt healing effect ppointment ask your Uy ances, of Pinex® *, and don’t a J Gusranteed to give money at ayne, lod. mas tions—stomach, bowels, kidneys—in | normal, active condi- | tioa—and thiomenne viger, beauty. | ' vivacity. are day ben- efiting by thie laxative tonic. enjoying a Lyke te prepered by | i experts insanitary lab | and I shail sate you = oratories from drugs of Colm for every recognized ue you pay me valoe it ise pare your denta medicine, Ask Your Druggist Sele Manufactarere MK nnowa Clty PORT ANGELES SAN erin POINTS BELLINGHAM - ANACORTES MU containe no harmful drugeor opiates. “Lused Foley's Honey and Tar for my children this winter. I had better results from it than from any other cough medicine, and I find also it is as good fo Brown people as for children.” oth Purity | meiintor'rew EDWIN J. BROWN in ne gg the im- a 3 SSM ees portant bodily fune- | Mother, bring home some of | | Boldt’s Milk Bread}—Advertivement. | 1 Need | Money! nd mut do dent ect it 1 must raise money Columbia Stree TORIA.B STRAIT POINTS. DAILY aT MIDNIGHT RT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTIONS AND MILL. PORTS HOOD CANAL POINTS or reliable druggists. OUR BOARDING HOUSE m a ay The law mak- ing i the official ensign of the Buck- eye State waa adopted im 1908. eee What are the meanings of the fol- lowing names? Rowe: “A rose” Laurie: If diminutive of Lawrence, the meaning ia “Crowned with Lauret ” Catherine Pure; ood Master.” . oa What ts the air premeure on the human bedy at sea level? Approcimately 16 pounds per square inch, eee Do oak and pine trees have jolnts In them like ribbon cane and corn? The oak has no such markiegs dut the white pine and other needic trees have what is known os @ whorl, @ sort of ridge around the tree which indicates the annual growth. eee How may electric frosted temporarily ? Mie together a strong, hot solution of epsom salts and a clear solution of gum arabic; apply werm Or make @ saturated solution of alum water and wet the glass with the Nowid. it te advisable to have the buld in 4 horizontal position as the solution (1 not likely to drain off. The more light bulbs be | Mowly st 49 Cooled the more perfect the crystals will be. If desired, the alum solution may be colored with cochineal, and, of course, the more solution used the thicker will be the orystala. eee In what way did St. Pan! meet his feath and how ol Tradition has it that he was be headed at Rome t66 A.D. Ht eract aor ix not known, but he wae probaMy horn ahout the beginning of the Christian era. see Why In a castle used as the tn- ignia of the engineers of the army? Pecause it in a symbol of fortifica- tion and construction was he? / CMON! DRAG YOURSELF OUT AND CLOSE 7H’ WINDOW! THAT WAS YOUR @RIGHT IDEA Eo LAST NIGHT IN OPENING IT SO WIDE “IH’ ROOM FEELS LIKE AN ESKIMO'S FRONT | PORCH THIS A.M! ~~ A 7 DOINGS OF TI FOR CHRISTMAS ~ HE DAY Lone! > ‘THE DAILY MORNING DEBATE ON CLOSING THE WINDOW =: POUNDS ON IT ALL SEATTLE STAR ~ GWAN = YoulRE CLOSER TO tr “THAN LT AM! A LIL BRISK AIR LIKE THIS AINTT GONNA WARP YOU ALL OUT oF SHAPE! | | WHY GAY, WHEN I WAS AKID I = | WAD To GET UP AT 4,A.M. AND MILK TH’ COWS WHEN IT WAS SO] | COLD ‘TH’ MILK USED "Tb Go IN \ “M' PAIL IN ICICLES | w= You'RE A LILY« = ego ta 1E DUFFS 1 DON'T KNOW WHY You FT THAT DRUM IS GOT HIM THAT ORUM ALLRIGHT: He's 9} HAVING FUN! BY AHERN | PAGE OL BY STANLEY TUE OLD HOME TOWN ~Y | HES LIKELY ae TOGET, | k uret? J eran iy, HERE WITHOUT A DR G< BLANKET FOR FO: ) @%) u Ma pk 3 é | Fy y ty SE, wT eee ~ AUNT SARAH PEABODY, LEADER OF THE SOCIETY FoR SUPPRESSION AUBE SMOKING, IS GETTING AFTER THE YOUNG SPORTS WHO LEAVE THEIR HORSES STAND OUT IN FRONT OF THE POOL ROOM. Danny's Musical Career 1s Ended PLL HIDE THAT DRUM wnat 010 | TELL THAT KID IF You DOP | HE DOESN*T KEEP * J His DRUMSTICKS p OFF THE FLOOR I’M ON HIMFOR A FEW DAYS - HIS MOTHER GOING To BEAT Him up! #7 MAKES SUCH A Fuss T™ orarer FOECKLES Downe v RAST TRS MORNING. BY, WY, TAG © DID You MISS YouR ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Clive Roberts Barton Daddy?’ + Or D JH Dieter bsts » WHEN THE CITY TREASURER WAS A LITTLE BOY cried David, excite ly, “there are lots of letters this — NINETEEN , TWENTY, TWONTY—O TWENTY-TWO, : TY Noe, “ew Page 559 | “but I came across one the other day in which he played a very im. portant part The Green Shoes were on tn ay }aecond and the Twins turned their attention to a funny little house of |rough boards, snuggled away up in | the top branches of big apple tree The house had remained a mystery all its nails falling out, tt wouldn't last two minutes!’ And #o there w lo but take dadd nothing left to advice and pre. ed that the old was everything morning, and mostly for you." — | “Yes,” daddy sald dryty, “they mostly are for me along about the firet of the month, when the bills come in, son.” “What bills, daddy?” “Tike the bills that man couldn't pay and he had to borrow money from yeu.” “Not quite that bad," daddy | said, “Ll think we'll worry along | with this lot all right," and he| which | began to write “Now he doesn't know that I know this story #0 you must be very careful not to tell it where he might hear it.” David saw daddy's eyes twinkle and he knew that part was a joke so he said, “I'll be careful, all . daddy, go on.” . & long time ago there lived in the little “mill town of Seattle two little boys whose names were ( and Ed. ry active, rest le chaps, and they |to your daughter been there Id remember and tant source of curt The little house rht to the poor rickety thing, with (Copyright, from the Turk’s Flying Snow. White's Crysta the prince found her and (Copyright, 1921, by Seattle Stan | Confessions of a Movie Star 1991, Seattle Star) Trunk to Casket where took her | omity and chagrin because they were for his bride the names | Those thre uot allowed to climb up and investi-| But the house had remained a After a bit, he said, “daddy, did} But when the gute ite enyeterten mystery, There was a doorway (with you have to pay two bills ¢o one} twins” to the set some. “No,” daddy bad said over and no door), and there was a small win man? thing stirring sh over. “As I was the carpenter for|dow cut in the side, Yet the little And Gaddy caw that Devil nat! “bee. Gay shee out—ka the little board house when I was a| house remained a secret, for mortal the “cit and Charles and Van, not know youngster, I khow how wobbly it eyes could not see within aback ing exactly what to do—and you t know how the old thing hold Don't you see, Nancy?" sald lot of things about city offices and | know, yourself, what a risky sort er at all after #0 many Nick, “The Mushroom must have things, and then he said, “Hy the| of start that is for any boy, so be satiafied with pret ¢ heard us wishing to get up to the way, son, that man is @ reg they poked around here and there, that it's a fairy elevator or a witch's ‘© asked the Fairy ploneer, I've been trying to get! looking into thi 4 sniffing at haunt, or whatever you like, kiddie: Magic Shoes. | him to tell me some early-day | that, like puppie the trail of a ‘That's just as much fun and far em on. Daddy stories for you for a long time,| rabbit, when one of them found a dangerous, By the time two health ure.” || but he seems to have a_ poor| little key.” wtera like you would add your ‘ontinued) memory,” daddy chuckled here, (To Be Continued) | “Don't keep us herdear liked pst man tha a ae: Maga eh hee CHAPTER XLIX—CISSY {DI CIDES TO QUIT THE PR pines th Moe =A ae he dear. ke 1 to a cer ! leave me a penny. But he did, be ; ogee Ol MAN DOCK | Foor s T / SCREE} | reer heer Wa hak cieea tay le Se lin lees, , hoa hold—Ciasy Sheldon—Movie | cause he said it was his duty to su ! Beery User oa Friend “Pye told May how much I need| time. I don’t deserve her—but I've|charm. He was a college man, His |¢. Dick Barnes isqroibg to be| And me-cMay. Boot cave par. |#iaime the Beles eiaenanae.” 7 é ee |r two or three times,” Cissy be-|never seen the man that did! anscta ‘were numerous. We waited “ r lureed'to akata ie) ne (To Be Continued) t gan ither have If Motherdear|to hear what new one he @had ot a bit! It's Just a little In| “You see what it means, Ms.) ——————<<< t ‘ren timeaf’ I corrected him softly acquired. saa We heritance. From my un Je. He's the | Scott? May will not need to make | Men’s Two-Pant Suits $85 i aned to know that you've or will we evert’ Cleny became) “But loved Ciesy,” sald to | Cyrus Sheldon of New England, you | another film!" reT co Delighted to find that very serious. “Now, Mra. Scott, I've myself, “he wouldn't need any more | know.” | ‘She has her contract, Cissy?" Con HATS, SHOES, FURNISHINGS p b Cleanser, Syae|you care that little bit! Clesy was |told May alla man can tell a girl/than he posnesses.” Then I compared | "No! 1 didn't know you belonged | science dominutes my Motherdear, | One Price—Cash or Credit Fe Prost eters) Clenneettectics serious in spite of his fun, “Well, |he's determined to marry. 1 didn't|him with Dick, who certainly was|to that family, Cissy!* | “rn buy it from MeMaste: So 1427 ip Chas. & Tonic. for Stomach, Liver and Mrs, Scott, I'm here to offer myself |suppove I had another argument left, | not an Adonis, | It was a great name. It represent-| that's settled. I've got to buy my | Fifth Ave.! Todd, Mgr, Bowols, At the Owl Drug Store and for the 11th but one turned up this morning.” | “I'm going to leave the movies? ed vast wealth. Everybody knew!own, But, of course, I haven't taken checks, David stood watching and spelling | waiting for it, Jany man wh hum, Van, for much of the mis. done around t were held that the heir to the Sheldon millions | that up yet. ‘/had been killed in France. Every- ther never had hock of his son's I've talked only with my lawyers, Here's a letter from my attorneys. He never wrote me, himself, after I went into Ho swore he'd never Cissy’s announcement shock as|Motherdear and me into silence I've got another job!" “1 he you're not afraid ie 5 Cissy uncle's that setting slack?” | »perty of the movies,