The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1922, Page 4

eer i, so. 7 THURSDAY, MARCH 1 vAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR 6,4 | ° i ONNECT We Tell It With Values arets °/2 LIGHT PLANTS " rir st yonesome—Yearns for some For Hea ac e, Orphan Girl Just Lonesom ht Adopt So She|Seattle-Tacoma Co-opera- || Kindly Parents Whom She Might Adopt So She tien Propesed | Liver Bowels | Might Say to the Girls, “I’m Going Home, Too. Propo ’ . ; | For the purpose of protec both | oe ea ant Dear Cynthia Grey: When you read my letter please try) .aiie and ‘Tacoma trom. panic | for. tO put yourself in my place, breakdowrs or lack of electric power, e No griping or inconvenience folk) “1 95 years old and all alone in the world. For nearly|tne coune!! utilities committes lows a thorough liver and bowel two years 1 have been living in Seattle, have work which I| Thursday meraing recom: S —pameflocaggn «orgie dana 77 greatly, live in a comfortable flat and room with nice | {ht the HEME Pianta of the two cities P oa rome pred Snide atone girls. But, Miss Grey, I am so alone. . My room-mates al- 06 sack nas’ gece by morning, Nicest} ways have some place to go; there mefne ov ad 4 Reena ni the mantimer when Ootar river) physic on earth for grown-ups and) ¢-r them or mother and dad, sister or brother, bu ave no|is . we on 4 surplus power Fe ‘ eres 100 @. bem Shetek! , am not liked, I know I am, but they are/from the Tacoma plant” Lighting | —In their interesting variations are the Advertisement one, It’s not that AFC! superintendent J. D. Ross declared, | ry 8 nt _______| so occupied with their affairs, their sweethearts, that nothing|rcoma get lis power in. summer true predictions of this spring’s accepted : | else matters, and, Miss Grey, there is nowhere such loneliness/trom the melting of Mount Rainier Pictures of Indians at pp lhe city. ry tasther explained that Seat Fashions. Featured at U. of W.| 1 go to church, to movies, take long walks—everywhere 1) |. nn ues murplue Tiooma power at : Indi re/ sce people in groups, having friends, enjoying it all, and TJnignt, storing wp current at the Working for the finer ideals in the devel- j Southwest Amerioan Tadians are) onder how on earth a girl homeless as I am can find and|Gedar River basin, and thus relieving | : r Hn Paabtdrie ont featured in a special exhibit at bso make friends where there is no one to take her out and be-|the steam plant in the daytime opment of “Sweet Sixteen Fashions, our } y ery, ot Wont rns td dher? | i a > ee York ranizati vith its corps of creators this week. A special display of rend her: Sa gee any U to be so much I have forgotten that ork organization, with its b Y . . BMiag Grey, tent Chere in the NS ould like to go right (hru again, | i raf le, shi Pictures and trophies of the Navajo, | olde, caian*-er_ obndie Mine Grey will receive callers }/1 should 1 fo | and cra tspeople, ships us ‘ Bivinne and other tribes of Ari. /CHY On cllely rene ne? Per. |] 2 Pe ees eee Te ErroUs.. | ee, ee eee 1 and Friday o 2p | mone and New Mexico has been ar | haps I should say, that would like | | So" jogs eG thureday from || You would have to take an erami- HUNDREDS OF GARMENTS DAILY TO Maared by Director Frank 8. Hall ito be adopted by a girl. Inn't t 11 a.m, to12 m, each week. Please || nation fo determine what grade you im the display rooms on ihe mail| someone who would enjoy to Hav’ || go not come at other times aa it || belong in. There ts on ope limit of ADD TO THE THOUSANDS OF EXQUIS- j rT ml ony © . ae cetning and listen to my||ertoesty taterieres with Rer}]isi wars. Tow might. / vou are. over ITE MODELS ALREADY HERE. ¥ - bas & lonely evening that epe, pet special permission from : me an encouragement 1p mY it en. (if 1 line up these prospective parents| you to call at the office of the school | : | soaring whike once in a while? (amd then you fail to materialise beard, in the Central building. Thev ‘ 2 {der to Ne yp c £ one i be glad fo help you } Stops Hair Coming Outs! icat tnere some om? Bp oat te touch with me at once 0 help ws * See I don't mean such adoption as it), ho with a + Thickens, Beautifies. |, iene in tooks and stories, because | mentally inclined men who wilt read) Common ‘ earn my living and don't need any- | oi is thie girl's eddrese becouse Law | Penge hing only an honest couple fOr |) ey pesitively never put menand| Dear Miss Grey; Could you please | “Sweet jmother and father to take * i women in touch with each other, I|tell me how many years in the state | Sixteen’s bit of Interest in me, and the ld | shoays hesitate fo print @ letter of fof Washington is considered @ com. | years of ape be no more pleasure for me thD tO) A diure because of the aftermath|mon law marriage, or in there such @ y liz tien Ie a Comore Mate Coating of letters it brim of this nature. |law in this state? LX. B clahzauol a of a — A dimbled veteran's wife called || go J am warning you—you will aave| Tho some of the states of the Union warranty that eo ee me on the telephone this morning || postage and / will save time if you once a common law marriage there is abso- stitened poe ts and asked if 1 would not please || do not write, CYNTHIA ORBY. |the state of Washin: dors not. lutely nothing fant a5 Tata Sl try to find a baby carriage for eee wD salman vx. saeassneean ; tor eee husband is in the how Tiitaais ss F ; to equal these pital at the present time and she |) Bong KEEP WELL | ‘Sweet Sixteen rs = si curry she Wany about cate ot any information as to whether or| | Capes in Fe ee ae eee ee him |, Rot the state of Montana has pamed | UES hp a8 F Grows vor neon ior) Sonne ‘can help |{# DONUs and where 1 can get all par- BY DR. KR. 1 BISHOF | understanding = what Suits At the beginaing of open 11 Mine | | Heulare? L.A. KJ] HE potato holde| women want, a deter “Sweet. Sixteen’s” careae her out wit! they please ca. The state Montana has not as first place in the mination to give the Dresses the youthful were the Grey, Main 0600 a wet passed « law. verttable clas. greatest values, and strongest devotees. Be CYNTHIA GREY. eee ft te important, being ready to serve at cause all women like to ta the ghia, “Feateht 1 he pe To Return first, because of | through and between all aitect youth, the, anal ne heme pa just an they say to| fo School po starch seasons et new. exande to nates me when they are going Dear Miss Orey; Will you please sp yy omen. Sizes Perhaps you will consider my letter |tell me if one may go to school sev- te starch as an} E foolish, and I suppose it is, but [am feral years after leaving? Is there et ge ‘ ag BK % "4 no dreadfully lonesome. If you will any age limit? If not, how should that De. “Weer ? ’ ~s btish my letter please anewer |one go about entering? There seems ede yall tala vacegay ep Plipa ccm rot an column that you will not | $s \ eatimates eae (Be oge Ann aderimirtt-anapodhenna Cain somehow I have a hope that you | wenmte ef ae few Spring Medet—Drene of PEcation of this delightful tonic you) Ti" ysnall be waiting for your an-} country cat 2 tich Taffeta. simply and ef- ean got find a particle of dandruff o- = x A sumer ond it ¥ek- { 000,000,000 pounds every year, an av. | fectively trimmed with reses vege ogg chance Fl find mother and father . mage of 338 pounds for each of us. 2 arene and - $16 chs wre aeny ow you “her strong pol in few . mere color and abundance.—Adver. |™y blessing shall always follow you thin vegetable ix that it contains « | . : i pees. I feet gure there are a number of pete er nana Ane ndt oe aor In making an early selection your garments You shouldn’t let the early spring get by with- “Don't suffer longer with stomach |“fathers and mothers” as lonely os) Now » Uae © spore Agee ig cena 0 will have that authoritative style identified with out a snappy “Sweet Sixteen” Wool Tweed Suit, gon end wecire gene to find then vd sape in common with most other vegeta “Sweet Sixteen.” They are the vogue. = In the meantime you must come f°! ho you know how easy it is to re my office or send me your name 3nd move those ugly spots #0 that Bo cue address, which you failed ‘| will call you freckletace? your letter. it will be wi Simply get an ounce of Othire— Star reade wish informa-)|@0uble strength. from your drugstet tien on the awory of hy twin and a few appiteations should show consi, its cost, facts and figures || 7U bow easy it is to rid yourself of freckles and get a teautiful com eth righ! reper foods. S a a cis “louie plexion. The sun and winds of March |"#Mt a¥antity of proper f [have a strong tendency to bring out Bvery adult needs at least « third | = Ab shear ee freckles, and as @ remult more Othine|f 89 ounce of salt daily, but the kk ave, Washington, D. || #0!4 in this month. Bewure to ask | sverage mixed diet contains nearly c >, Inclosing a. two-cent | {for thm double strength Othine, ax| tile much if properly seasoned. No matter how much mineral matter wo | stamped, self-addremed envelope aes gebigar ppp argos Sigg eat in the form of vegetables, there drébhcion-dfivertiodinent. is littie danger of changing the nor Shale bea kena: | mal composition of the important Nulds or timeuce of the body by such means, eines excess mineral matter Papin ati Won't Have ie oliminated, However, there in ai to Fight for Place! Bureau of dies, the content of sodium chloride, common table salt, is low. Balt is the only form of mineral matter that needs to be added to the jsverage mixed diet, an the rest of the much-needed minerals are pree- | ent In proper amounts if we eat the |Army Fliers to Be |Policeman il Loe Trained This Year in Bandit Bi Alr service officers in Washing NEW YORK, March If ton and Oregon will be given in-}man John McMail was ways the danger of eating too litte mineral matter, W. & Lincoln, member of the ‘The paring of potatoes in the care | Seattle port comminsion, will not Mis si g jens manner #0 often done causes al|have to run for re-election at the n lous of the food substances of the| May clections, according to a de Relatives | structions at Camp Lewis from July | killed yesterday in a rn sil ar be ae oe cece ee per bt cin court She ter tnvitce Na readers te use thin}? 0 2%, it was announced Thurs-|with a bandit whe had ae in food Le owed onda cour RB: ana if the pen be tanked, tha Waals thet 5 egg lis depariment as an aid im finding missing day, provided the necessary funds!to hold up a woman i lover” ~ lveintives or friends. The departmest i pomnenses an appetizing Maver. in office and that he holde Office |te help te reuniting these who hav are appropriated. The bandit was seven The practicn of adding milk andjuntil May, 192% aS butter to mashed potatoes is a good | ~ nd port r are = sins me It M U: Tea ( one, because potatoes are low in pro- | § ) TE ng yg Ane: oh * t easures in ea tin wn ure Your ses = 22 a & SBI Baye Sar, Other mew are invited ° 1922 Record of | Ruptare Like “===. ~| 1007 of its Selling FRED ©, STEWART, —Frea C . * Py Stewart, who has been employed on Pedestrians Hit || iCured Mine? ce see seat a ‘| |been heard from by his mother for Automobiles | _ ; [elene months, is asked to communi | | 9 Old Sea Captain Cured His) cote witn aire. FH. Van Brocklin, t | 1121 K. G. Erickson, Living| Own Rupture After Doctors 2459 seventh ave. W., Garfield 2192 | stoné® hotel, was badly hurt Said “Operate or Death” eae | t Third * and Pi early) jist struck by an peivk “Week sent ree | PETE PETERSON. —Pete Peter JE 31 A. driven by H. Churchill, 1207 Lake the ne van Be catned's “STANDARD” THE WORLD © R. & HM. G. GOOK, East 3383, Elliott 0350, The Enjoyment You Get From Your Player-Piano May Well Be Measured by the Quality and Class of the Rolls in Your Library! . He ay n Collings em ears: then he rupture that on, who was last seen February jview place. He wan taken to Swed. | rm m (17, 1921, on bie way to visit a friend ‘ cre | a0 0 4 him | | J, Noemital. His eye and leg were| tenor only ‘remain aabore, but Kept lin’ Ballard, ix being sought by his| lier or after doster and truss after |brother, Nela Peterson, 1651 Bellevue \122; A. M. Barrington, of 2433 |{rusn, No rem y he wasjave, Peterson was 5 feet 10 inches! Federal ave., told the police |sssured that bh ne = pane }tall, about 150 pounds, had fair com-! he had struck an unknown man at | {0,8 2&nE i ue ond ee her! aie |Plexion and light brown hair. He! Westlake ave. and Stewart st. Tues-| himaelf instead. [ever a gray checked suit, long black | day. The man said he was unburt, overcoat, brown shoes and a crown according to the report hat. Send information to Neila Peter- itt — 123x:.": Murray, of the Mo on ee or til! a Kay apartments, said he had | “owe A struck @ deaf man at Ninth ave. and | Howell st., according to the polic Tuesday. The man waa not badly hurt —Mrs. H. Friedman, of 1824 | 1 24 EB Denny way suffered slight injurier when an to driven by Carl Hedeen, 6523 18th ave. 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