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

| Detectives to Get $1, 000 for Capture ! Did You Try to : wanted In Los Anmelos , $76, 000 | | REND, Ore fear for hese heard from: ance arted North on ver Saturday This Winter ? I Moat of the cheap coat! | has a great deal of mots DYED A SWEATER tare in it, Such coal ts! slow to start and gives AND SKIRT WITH very little heat. You keep | shoveling it Into the stove “DIAMOND DYES” i or furnace. But the only result you get is a great amond I pite of ashes and a fast very tells hew to dye or tint any worn, emptying coal bin. faded ga t apery a new rich color that will not streak, apot, fade, Perfect home th it you Just terial you wish te rile Buying cheap coal is met economy af all, You bay it for heat, but get practically none. You buy anteed w IMamend Dyes even have tyed before. it because It costs only ANG ic eoode F fifty.one years tle per tem. But you burn! mitiions of women have been using! bout twice ag many tons. “Diamond Dyes" to add ’ 4 tows of the/ Wear to thetr old, shabty And age part akirts, dreeses coats, sweaters, stock weight ts due to the water) iioe draperion, hangings. every. | | thing}—Advertisement. | tains very little moisture It starts barning with no! delay. Burns hot and long. It ts a coking coal. Gives | an even fire and very little! ash, | s) hearts back where | On the basis of results tt! ts cheaper than « lower) priced coal. It burns longer, was to gives off more heat, and they be! ag Aiton you get more real coal to breach of tive. | © 8 pees ape If you don’t see how, ser small amount of water tn It. | sense VIOLA DANA o> rlnggeccoge Meare Tagan stone, It fs all coal, ex- cpuikiny dink, at ox| to handle, sirable coal now if you nted Mh To be certain of getting! Cassidy, phone us for the! name of the nearest dealer who has ft. PHONE SUNSET OW COAL CO. 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Dear Miss Grey: woman you are, But last of Old to We Cynthia's Ideas Should All Fear Usually when I read your arti les | am *) filled with admiration and think what evening a wise and witty I disagreed with you beauty is only skin say strongly on two points: first you deep; handsome is as handsome does. Now | claim beauty is a great gift the voice of a wonderful singer- You would acknowledge it was a gift, heaven given To have friends one must first make acquaintances, and who hords.” You would not say of “Oh, that is only his vocal has the best chance to make acquaintances—and many of them? The beautiful girl or the homely one? To have a hus-| band one must first win a sweetheart, Who scores first here, Where would all these queens be if it were not for their beaut They might have any amount tramatic talent, the hearts of ang and brilliant: minds, ences would have none of them hey aquint-eyed and thick-lipped would attend to that Wealth is a gite er and beauty them to young no is health, por Offer just rs will choone beauty The other statement 1 tale movie with heir fabolous salaries, | y? of | In| but thelr audt- it! antth-noned indeed, an audience | the directors | ~ one of | tune’ woman and she/tute, a public charg, excep- || he handsome gir! or her “handsome-does” sister? j Mine Grey will recetve caliers in ber office Monday, Wednesday and Wriday from 1 to 2 p m., and on Tuestay and Thursday from lam Bm. each week Please do not come at other times as it serlousty interferes with her writing. petence are not without thin fear, well knowing that some turn of for wheel may leave them dest or « burden upon loved ones, If you still doubt that many havé good reason to fear tion hought |}Ol4 age, please visit some of the in ha 5 My good. | stitutions where real old people are ness! Misw Ask your readers |Kept or become acquainted with aged and see if most of them don't fear/™*n and women who are burdens old age, with ite weakness, depend. | (®nd who realize that they are bur ence and loneliness, Not so many |¢*s) upon relatives jes ago youth waa taught to! ELDERLY. r old age; but you know times! 7 should have sald: Péotal beawty have changed. Ol age exacts deference in this generation How many times t is winter a Japring I have read of the suicide nid man and the comment mt of work,” youth to help them endure, they w comed the bullet or gas or polson jond the strugste Surety Cynthia Grey, you industries men are 4 certain age. arded after @ no na of He was penn! He had lost his savings.” 8o,/ without the hope which strengthens oe to! know! is The man | or who has a family to support scarcely gets them in the way of making th own living before he rea limit, and if he haw dren he has little of nothing saved Why m't he dread olf age? 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To wae a slang phrose—they are the peppiest the, The oirt with @ personality, or force of character, an cateblion a footing every time above a merely pretty girl, I hawe watched several very ordinary, you monplace, girls develo might soy com inte toonder fully attr nes, stmply becouse they got onto the paychology of char- | soter- development | And my dear, when you speak of the “movle quae fear you have never visited the motion pleture stw- flo Whatever ciae they MAY be. few of them are beawtiful. Some of the moat Deautiful idole of screen dom HAVE thick Nps and coarse features, Their whole « ae pends upon two things: They have Pereonalitien and photo irl who hae no A pretty oh to oct hean’t hanre any director wt « thet. Alt dire have sent owt workings broad. nat these yoors odrtdieg pretty your ny owey from the stu@ioe—they don't Nem becawee nine owt of fen hanen’t the potee and personality 20 casential You speak of an age imit in the commercial wortd. Just last week 1 heard an employer who many irts and women Jirts of hres remark £0 oF over are much more valuable o# employes than slappers, I will pick hem every time | When | sald thet it wee a dreadful thowoht that anyone showld fear olf age 1 did not have in mind the mie how who had mimused or! years behind them. 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