The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 4

ous Kiss. Mc uny are the answer ed that se he recently lear ting parties” and.the pron Is “Hal” a bit narrow-minde training? Is he girl? prevention” is HITy Concer Browsde Qurmes Tobiem They forty yeu aguent Cebta and Le Grppa Raving HiIl» bendy ond esmny 2 premes ty eoablon themcmds of ro ed comen exposed te the chvmont dady. te be bree trem Cold, Heodeches cod La Crops Abreag bout the cates winter werce, Hs ie aretha euichent acting, oad) dependable remmdy fer cob At All Drugriste—30 Coann Dear Miss Grey: and the heart of youth. Knowledge is acquired only “girl” did not know that her portance. children of their own, Parents are often they do not enje FUNERAL SERVICES @r Mere ¢, y the confidence of ¢ children, many of whom « Martha A Ww died jinto the world aq if they had been Wednesday at home of *OM, | trained like “Topsy 1 baked a cake Baward Hverett Prasie 28 10th for angir! on her eighteenth birthday mye. N.. will be held Fr at 3i who admitted it was her first real me me, at the Home Undertaking |pirthaay cake with candles ‘on it iid and allowed a by Rev. W. H. Bliss. Mre./ghe was an only Frazier, who was born R ‘ WN, ¥., had been a resident of Seat am sure she would not have hesitated He since 1901 to say silly things nor egn t _— » submit Doctors Stand Amazed at Power — of Bon-Opto to Make Weak Eyes Guarantee to Strengthen Eyesight 50% trouble Bon fa giass of fine print w who used with ey worked, t read my own name ¢ ave looked lik , » me. T cannot e at what it bas done for ved that thousands who | 8 enn now discard th I¢ time, and mult ore > »\ ZN : th Z “XN sore throats “I want to congratulate you, Doctor, on the great success I cae yen are having with your throat cases. I myself have attacks of inflamed throat every winter, can’t seem toget ridofthem. Wish you would take a look at mine and tell me what to do, “T guess, Doctor, I will have to introduce you to Formamint——— & real good throat antiseptic with which you will keep the soft tis- sues in an almost constant antiseptic bath, because you will find Formamint pleasant and convenient enough to use frequently. I find that the average patient will readily diseolve Formamint in his mouth every hour or so, and you know how hard it is to get them to use gargles or sprays consistently, even two or three times a day, especially children. ri “Formamint tablets certainly relieve sore throats and are head- ing off a lot of tonsillitis for me, but | am even more interested in their prophylactic power, and so | am advising my patients to use them freely during the throat and influenza season to prevent infec- tion.” GERM-FIGHTING THROAT TABLETS Pormamint is on trade mark, It identifies anr product. Bauer Cham, Co, Ine., N.Y Most to Blame for Girls Who Advocate Promiscu- scuous kisa, { intolerant of a perfectly. natural, lovable Or is the girl absolutely to blame? What is your! opinion? Some of the answers follow: : ] Just a word about promiscuous kissing | When we who have studied for 20, 80 or even more years the problems of life and are still so III] ignorant that we wonder at times how we get away with| life at all, we ought to be very lenient with youth. ure before we condemn; very kind in our hearts toward those who have not traveled far on life’s road. | business of teachers is to set pupils to thinking. Youth does not consider it of much value. cf our girls who have been pampered do not grow up mentally before they get away so severe that! to do very much as she pleased, 1) - Strong—According to Dr. Lewis! 2-"-.7"2: ioe to Diame than the girlan Un * , 5 e jvery apt to find in One Week’s Time in Many Instances | rower jyoung fellow that he would like to With this! r | ipee or a wacrament.” ynthia Grey : =m We Bought ster Should Make Brave Effort to Understand Heart of Youth Before We Condemn It, Says Mother—Boys il BY CYNTHIA GREY s to “Hal,” the young man who wrote asking if he should break his engagement to his ideal girl be he was an advocate of “pet- d because of his old-fashioned Very thru self-activity. The great Ill Perhaps this silly chatter was of any im- Many from home, have a home and will reosive callers ce Monday, Wednesday interferes with miscuous kimding. But that | rs is a happy mother of two} children and one of the most delight. | wee and reepected woman nmvunity in which she lives. Perhaps the very faulty conception | of life which she had as « girl has made her so. In regard to the man: Fourteen tionship with a girl who was in real-| ity “trying herself out wt as one might try out to act in| the movies What an unusual oppor- tunity she had to make good! My husband attended me for three years before he invited me to share his| home, and never kissed me nor at- | tempted to, until that day. It was a/ portion of my life like gunshine to laurel bloom; like the silver lir a cloud; somethimg worth while to/ remember. s | ‘The man who ts slow In making the greatest decision in his ite will | be slow to desecrate that love. | ONE MARRIED 90 YEARS. ° as hin ideal months he enjoyed a friendly rela-/ III $50,000 Dear Miss Grey: The habit oe “promiscuous Kissing" among our younger generation is certainly « problem. 1 am the father of three boys and a girl, and while I tke to| have them enjoy themarives and en tertain their friends in our home, 1| sometimes get in “bad” when I pro- test against those so-called kisung| ramen I belleve the greater blame ts tn] ourselves; the parents, We do not) begin soon enough to teach our chil- | dren the fundamental laws of life| | If every father would teach hin boys to be as ciean as the boys expect the| gir w they marry to be, a di-| vores would be an exception. From my own experience and from | the boys are leas a girl is a “good fellow” she is herself a wall- but, when it dawns on a ket married, this mame little wall- flower in the girl be goes after. Men Joyride” with thp girl in silk: but they marry the girl im “biue serge.” Belfiah- ‘right! But what is more seifiah than a man? Not long since I read a definition i of a kinn “A kine tn either @ macri- What a beau } tiful expression! Think it over, girls and boyn, You are in the joyous springtime of your lives. We want you to be happy, and we want you! to benefit by the experience that has cost us anguish and tear, When| you think of “Dad” as an old crab, remember he wishes you to have lean to regret than he has had. As for “Hal”; buck up, old man Tl gamble that if you marry your| “dream girl” you will find her per cent. But listen, brother; never | lat her suffer for anything in the line of omculation Sincerely DAD Get me? 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The die is cast, the entire stock is doomed to go at a mere fraction of its real value, People, we tell you— You’ve never faced such a saving opportunity in all your life, true. DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. YOU’LL MEET THE SURPRISE OF YOUR LIFE Men’s Suits Men's Suits, regular valoes to $25.00, on wale now at Collar: We wil sell s special lov of Men’s Collars, regular 20¢, on sale now at 5c Dress Shoes Special lot of Men's Dress Shoes, in almost every style; values to $7.50; on sale at Men’s Kerchiets You never dreamed of such a price; you ean buy Men's i5e Handkerchiefs, as long as Men’s Suits A very fine selection of Men's Late Style Suits; the values were up to $46.00; on wale now as Men’s U’wear You can buy Men's good weight twoptere Landerwear, regular $1.00 valdie, new 33c Work Shoes An assortment ef Men's Work Shoes, the goed, strong kind; values as bigh as $6.00; on sale at $1.95 - Men’s Sox We wil sell a spectal lot of Men's Sox, in all sizee— you'll have to hurry to get these—valaes to 250, now 4c Dress Shirts Men's Dress Shirts, in the latest patterns; values to $2.50; on sale at 68c Boys’ Shoes We will sell Boys’ Sithes, that sold regularity as high as $4.00, to go at this sale "$1.58 Khaki Shirts These are the kind that sold as high as $2.00; they now ge on sale at 79c Men’s Hats A wonderful lot ef Men's Work Shirts We will sell a special lot of Men's Work Shirts, regular $1.00, as long as they last, . 23c Men’s Pants Special lot of Men's Pants, in all sizes; values to $5.00; on sale here at 1.95 Men’s Suits A special lot of Men's Suits, mot the newest styles, but well worth the sale price of $2.95 Men’s Special lot of Men's medhum weight Unien Suits; regular prices te $2.00; on sale at 69c Boys’ Suits of any Boy's Suit in this lot, values as high as $10.50, $2.95 Canvas Gloves We will sell good, dtrong Canvas Gloves, regular 15 sellers, as long as they last, 2c s Mackinaws We will sell Men's Macki- naws, the kind that seld as high as $10.00, at this sale $2.95 The Above Prices Taken From Our Sale Prices at Random A complete description of all prices is simply impossible, entire stock, cutting and kk, cr slashing prices to merest nothings—Read every word. the Bargains in the Store best tell their own story of what a merciless and det but we can say that we have gone thru the » scan every line—But ermined sacrifice this is. || Il ll and the prices in the store will prove it ||| ill ll li ll I I I I ll ult Sale Starts Friday 9:30 A.M." 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