The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1922, Page 2

SEATTLE , its first meeting at 2:20 Wednes “day at the New W —— Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair Soap should be used very carefully, ‘Mf you want to keep your hair look fig its best. Most soaps and prepar. 4 shampoos contain too much alkali This dries the scalp, makes the bair brittle, and ruins it The best thing for steady use tx * shampoo > Pwhich is pure and greasveless), and is c* Muilsified cocoanut oi} Wetter than anything else you can use. One or two teaspoontuls of mulsi Tied will cleanse the hair and scaly thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair ith water and rub it in. It make an abundance of rich, creamy lather Which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruf end excessive oi). The hair drie @uickly and evenly, and it leaves th sealp soft, and the hair fine iky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage, You can get Mulsified cocoanut ol) #hampoo at any pharmacy; It’s vers cheap, and a few ounces will supply | every member of the family for) Months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified —Advertixement | and that rash ~ Use RESINOL Soothing and Healing The first application stops the itching torture and helps to clarify the angry skin SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. Bo tenis piece ivory or gray enameled bedroom suite NOW: —daintiness expresses the style of this attractive bedroom suite; exactly as pictured and finished in either ivory or gray enamel; it is a suite that has a very distinctive and exclusive style; size of dresser mirror, 24x30 inches; special for this JANUARY SALE, 4 pieces complete: STANDARD FURNITURE Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS FOUNDED ATTI Men gave a dinn “Five YOU'LL GET RID SSOCIATION of T er in the ic cub Monday night. OF | 1864 \IRTY LOOK NO ARREST CAUSE fT. PAUIL.—"Dirty looks” do not Justify arrest. This was the opinion BLACKHEADS SURE | °f potice today, who heid two Nation There is one simple, safe « Ouch! Oh, ThatToothache! “ heir big January Clearance Sale is try thie aime! Don't Suffer, E-Z Tooth Filler Will .",,""s,, sure way 9 them. nd hat Pinching magn ai Guardsmen for attempting to ar ¢ Mackhende, | reat two men at the Orpheum theatre t eaionite|iant/ night who guve them “dirty! . r 4 | looks.” WINS BEAUTY CONTEST Betty, curled up cozily in a big chair before the fire, was smiling « ppy little «mile as she gazed at the flames, “I am #0 she thought. “Whoever would thought I would win any beauty and to think | came out first Well, f have learned how important clothes are. I was always humil {lated when I looked at myxelf in the Kill That Pain and Torture. ‘Toothache Fiends Move Out @ Toothache stands no m of lasting after "I3-Z To. is applied in ni It melts away, } sand just as qui Hy Best VA all, tho ita mere temporary in the cavity, hardens and on as @ regular t ready to go ermanent job. Tt ip ni ef, either, tooth which will months, (oa Anyone can y) Tooth Filler.” It ent and costs only your druggiat's at %e a the cavity k of ice has of lasting on # hot stopped, ore ch: oth Fi than ust as the clk. more than When put it air-tight o ache w filing uw to a den- merely a temporary re- but a real filling for the last for weeks or use = "E-Z takes but Z Tooth Filler® is for sale at bottle, or sent direct upon receipt of prica by the Chas. A, Bertram L Biston Ave, Chicago, ah ie Co. S471] mirror tll that howed me ho id me about kind Mra. James to do my hair and Cherry's, I hear that 207 Rialto Bidg., on Second n Madison and Spring, Whistle. 1 must run down there today and get a new drees.”—Advertisement. over the Pig’n when in by —4 more days of Seattle’s most-talked-of sale event! Only a few remaining days of these reductions of from 10% to 33 1-3% on furniture, housefurnishings, rugs, draperies, silverware, bedding, everything included except a few re- stricted lines of merchandise. THIS WEEK let us start YOU housekeeping— you know “Your Credit Is Good!” this sample bedroom furniture value: $1287 regular price $170— TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS THE SEATTLE STAR Cymthia Grey: Dozens of Replies Continue to Arrive in Answer to “Hal” —Many Think He Is Too Cynical BY CYNTHIA GREY “Hal” is too Puritanical and narrow-minded to become the husband of the girl who likes to be loved is the opinion of jmany readers, Following are a number of replies to him: Dear Cynthia: I have been following the story of the anti- osculator, namely, “Hal,” since you published the first story, jand at that time thought the said young man was surely a | fictitious character, as it did not seem possible that there leould be such a person in existence during this day and age. | I must repeat the old adage that there is an evil in all ex- tremes, and as regards promiscuous kissing, it is not the best | thing in the world, but the more I read about “Hal,” the |more I think he must be abnormal. The question in my mind is: If he loved the girl enough to ask her to marry him, how could he keep from kissing her, long before he asked that fatal question’? And if he is so cold that he has no desire for ca reases, he has no business being married, because if his in- | tended is affectionate, she would surely grow weary of a kiss- | less life, | 1 am 80 years old and unmarried, | | | Mine Grey will receive callers in her office Monday, Wednesday from 1 to 2 p.m. and and Thursday from 2m, each week. Please do not come et other, times as it interferes with her and my experience tells me that to jlove is ta give, and sometimes we |nacrifice, sometimes we are stung |but the rule applies just the name and when a girl loves—ahe gives If seriously |"Hal* sticks to his high and holy writing. Al he had better sign up at some for life aa he will » days without having t yage on the sea of ONY. before, and don't always read it, but | All of ux born of . I have never) Dear Mins Grey answered anything In thig column | More than 1,000 pairs Ladies’ Boots almost given Many pairs for the price of one, These sold for $12.00, $14.00 and $16.50—they are now on sale at the Astonishingly LOW PRICE of Dreas away. Shoes SHOES for the price of one positively quitting. Plymouth $ TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1922. Plymouth Shoe Co. 1406 Second Avenue Just think of it—YOU CAN BUY 4 or 5 pairs of Take advantage of this sale. Come quick before your size is gone. pair. This store is hoe Co. Siieaty eeoais take oe I happened to read about “Hal the | 1406 Second Avenue pect/the supernatural? And while 1 ether night and want to my to bim i believe that women in generé! are |that T would like to meet hin, ton —_—_ pos farther removed m the beetial|, married Christian woman with no|ongaged, “sweet 16 and never bee nature men—iris are Just natu | fal and why ahould they not be SsUedters, fo It f¥ not pervonal, If] kinsed.” I have gone with quite « few ‘Thanking yeu, eueat ho is as he says, I admire him very |boyy and scarcely @ ene who 4id not 4 STAR READER. An for the male ereature that said much, and bis girl ts @ very foolish |ask or try io take the privilege that = ad ry 80-doller ge ped ever experience the kiss if it were I have seen some ot men fotke !n|thetr right Of courwe the ultimate | old ts nine-tenths of 24 karats pure. not’ for the man making the ad es pve fg ce of this refusal ef privileges ‘ena 1218 8-4 pounds, per vances? Did you ever know very | you) ideals down to the common rur]has “landed” me “on the ehelf” I'm many (unmarried men) that did |not = “good mport,” bence an outcast; of young men of today, It is 20 re freshing to find a deceut young man. Of course, the girle are to blame for things that they did not want to do tnale 1 am wo glad to learn that the MAG he second important step in life, I go careful, There are very few real marringes. If she really loved you IT mt eee how she could talk an whe did. I am sorry for you! but don't be discouraged; you may/ are lot of worwe things God blews you, “Hal,” I would be proud to meet you why there are so thee things, It ~ BABY BOY Makes a Bright Spot in Every Home. A Comfort our own picking instead of letting in Years to Come Wea Whe Nnews he Tas aan aa wi et know of one girl that In about your ae and thinks as you do; im fact. he lf worre, for she will not have ythine to do with any fellow. she i waiting for the right ne and expects to know ft or she| any. Sensible girl She | tT Christian girl. t to say to “One Whe Re liever tn Romance,” #0 do I, but T wouldn't trum my girl with him, or any of the rest that have told him to wake up. A CHRISTIAN WOMAN WHO Is INTERESTED IN YOUNG | FOLK. Park Rapids, Minnesota.—‘‘I have taken your medicine--Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetab! Compound when | was a g: for pains and be- fore and after my marriage. I now have @ sweet lit- ithe baby boy and ‘will send you his pigture if you wish to publish it. My sisters also take our medicine and it @ great belp, and I recommend it to those who suffer before their babies are born." —Mra. Wa. Jonson, Box 155, Park Rapids, Minn. 'o marry and arrive at middle age without children is a great disap- og ge tomany women. Think of a joy and comfort other women ol meant sa fir want word 9 praise of "Hal's" mother, If there were more mothers like her nd more boys and girls who lived up to euch mother’s training there would be happler hemes and leer need for the divorce conrt T, too, have been Dleered with ench & mother, I am nearly 23 years of age and still can say what every irl should be able to any before being we in their children as they grow der. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable has helped to pring great families by re- Often the due to a run down ife, which may be Star readers who wish Informa. tion on proper foods and methods of feeding to Increane weight may ve mame by writing to The le Star Washington bureau, New York » Washington, and inelosing twe cents in sinmpe for postage condition of the helped by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound. It brought health and happiness into the home of Mra. Johnson. Why not to yours? Advertisement in other words, a “wallflower.” have ever imay “Virtue has ite own reward” I hope receive the reward which I certainly | | feel is worth waiting for. Yours, not have to a bach at that, the there | Query About | United States Gold | Dear Misa Grey: Could you please) Let me tell you! tel) me how many karate fine the| many mintakes {| eoid used in the cotning ef United in because we d0| States money is? i Also how much will eo cubis foot 1\ of gold weigh? minutes after the Teer | first apptication you ror te are T ran te my t| can not find a eingle trace of dandruff or falling hair. Dander- ine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes | roots, invigorates and strengthens heipii grow long, thick and iuxuriant A st Danderine WHEN HAIR THINS, tisemer 1 pretty nearly given up hope ef | meeting my {deal but as they | and pray I may at the end STILL HOPING. eee FADES OR FALLS, USE “DANDERINE” right to the them. f™ ing your hair to ! Girls! Don't let your nate | lifeless, colorless, thin, scragzy. | ingle applichtion of delightful | will double the beauty! attle Merchant | Monday night r (Ex-President M Board Dental Pyorrhea S Highest Order 504-12 Eitel amination ti eclentitie instru: FREK Vivenings by A GLOBE OPT Tailors’ DR. fl. T. HARVEY BECOND AND PIKE perience can dev Glasses $ EXAMINA’ THE LATEST in men's clothing | ll be exhibited before Seattle paopie | living models earty In March, it! | War decided at a meeting of the So-| exchan: S CURED ING TOM DAYS | ichigan State Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnost: ician pecialist X-Ray Laboratory ft Restoration Work Done Examination and Estimate Free Building js an perfect an nts and yeare Ane, 5.00 Complete ON octnreent ICAL CO. d Pine St», | ee hanging on the turn of one card! Thrilling Drama! Exciting! Starting Thursday “RIP VAN WINKLE” man— as a hobo and as a swell—now come see him throw the bull! ses The only big new show in town Charlie Chaplin acts of the best time you have had since Charlie was here the last time! SANTSCHI WEDNESDAY Ben Turpin and Edna Purviance pie oo —IN— “The Spirit of the Lake” A rip-snorting, roaring Western drama First Show Wednesday at 11 a. m.