The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1922, Page 8

GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH FRECKLES AND WHITEN SKIN Lots of Advice for Womar Take Her Child and Bre After Being Unhappily | }) Baqueess the juice of two lemona! Anto a bottle containing three ounces! Orchard White, which any drug tore will supply for a few cents, Whake well, and you have a quarter tt of the best freckle and tan h, and complexion whitener Massage this sweetly fragrant lem FA lotion, into the face, neck, arms Jand hands cach day and see how “freckles and blemishes bleach out and Dhow clear, soft and rosy-white the wkin becomes.— Advertisement, [i eanannnnnnnEnEEEE {SPECIAL] “Alice plea ¢,” the young woman few of them: Dear Miss Grey: : husband, shall she live with hi Why? a man you love, Your child is young and will not fret at the separation, while if you walt the child will suffer You are cheating your husband and longer with him, even tho be does love you, } 1 am speaking from expertence— IT have lived with a marr for 20 years lthat I have never loved. Had it not lheen for our five children I would |have gone insane. Altho he loves me and is loyal, I secretly hate him. | I married him because he threat ened to kill the boy I loved if I did not, I was too young to know any |better, and married him thru fear, | When thére is only one child an arfangement can be made for each Eyes Examined Free Throw away your cement bi focails. We have made it possible for you to wear toric bifocals, ground in one piece, including the highest quality frame, for— Cynthia Grey: BY CYNTHIA GREY 15 yedrs, does not lack advice. " ] A this department in answer to her plea, Following are just a making yourself miserable by living | » Who Asks If She Should ak Away From Her Home Wed for 15 Years. who was mdrried at 15 to er mother and who has been unhappily married for Many letters have reached In reply to “Alice,” who can’t love her m for duty’s sake? No! Because if you felt a repulsiveness after 15 years with this man, your duty is to yourself and child. You can be more to your child if you are alone, or better yet, married to " Your husband, too, would get more out of | @ life if he were married to a woman who loved him. Mins Grey will receive callers tn her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p, m., and on Tuesday and Thureday from 11 &. moto 12 m. each week. Pleane do not come at other times aa It seriously interferes with her Writing. when there are jent My advice tr, if you Intend to get away from him, do it no I sympathize with. you from the bottom of my heart, There is help five It is very differ for you, but I must serv: out my sentence until my children are #rown, as we both love them. It is all we have in common. ee parent tokeep him for a time, but $7.50 Marcam Optical | Co. |g 917 First Ave. Near Madison |’ Star readers who wish sugges tions for prevention and treat ment of sunburn and freckles will recelve same by writing to The Seattle Star Washington buredu, 1922 New York ave, Washington, D, C., and Inclosing two cents in stamps for postage. | | Great Clearance of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s SHOES LOT 1 ess "a, st | 1,065 pairs Women’s, Girls’ and Children’s White Canvas Shoes, Pumps, Oxfords. Over 400 pairs Women’s Hi-Cut Shoes, Boy Scout Shoes and Men’s. Tennis Shoes and Ox- fords included in this lot at Clearance Sale price. . —LOT 3—|—LOT 4— *, 485 pairs of Hi-Grade re arg eee” aoe Men’s Dress Shoes, in- strap Pumps, Oxfords ‘cluding such well-known and Slippers in brown or | ™@kes as the Packard black kid. 87 pairs of Shoe, Howard Shoe, Women’s and Miases’| Peter’s and Rice ‘and one-strap Patent Slip- Hutchins. Nearly all luded lasts and sizes in this 9p Brean a tia et grand selection, and all go at Clearance price... $1.98/$2.98 If you want to save money on. good shoes be on hand Saturday at 9 a. m. We want your family trade. Positively the lowest prices for good shoes all the time. Note address carefully. SHOE OSc STORE 1401-1403 FIRST AVENUE CORNER UNION STREET | VITAMINES 4xD HEALTH Make no mistake, to be healthful, the body needs | | to assure growth and strength; the adult to help sustain the body-forces against disease. 1\. SCOTTS EMULSION (OF PUREST VITAMINE-BEARING COD-LIVER OIL is the ideal body-building food for a child or an adult. It is abundant in the vitamine-elements that science has found so needful for health and growth. Just a little Scott’s Emulsion, three times daily | | - ard errr would be effective. iv a bottle and jerime against a son or daughter an jaltiance to wuit themselves, with no upon their shoulders. man, you cagnot be true to your. self, the child, or him, tf you atay on. with any pride or sense of manhood about him would want to hold a woman tn what ix little better than serfdom. fens that makes @ person so catlous of the rights of others has known men whom they have lost all respect and Pationce because they continue In relationships that are a travesty on the sanctity of marriage. little SS.yearold daughter catied my attention from |known to the Intellectual creature as jeach other, substitute hate for love, [selves and the source of misery to | others. |thetr god, are sure te be unhappy, |because no man or no woman te the lnource of love nourishment rich in vitamines. The child needs them in 4! Dear Mins Grey: Have just been reading the letter from one who * herself “Friendly Interest,” ad Vising “Alice” to stick to the «hip. There in scarcely anything more disgusting than, the argument of “duty” in such matters, There ix only one honorable and decent foundation for any matri monial alliance and that is mutual love. Those who justify any other ground are certainly possessed of a stultified sense of right and wrong Parents who are guilty of such « te invélved tn enmeshing them in an pnaideration for the happiness of One whose -life they are likely to blast, have a heavy responsibility No, “Alice,” @ you do not love the It Is inconceivable that any man Tt can only be tnsufferable nelfinh There ie scarcely any one hut who and women for Yours truly, . Dear Miss Grey: HJ. T. Last evening my to your communication “Alice,” who married to please her mother at the age of 15 and has never loved her husband, tho he ts an ideal man and loves her. My anewer fn: We all know that there Is © source of Haht: from that soures alno comen heat. We are sure Of thin because we can see the sun That ts the sense of sight. We don't see the heat, but we know of its ex intenee thru the nenne of feeling, and if the heat was absent nothing would lve or grow. The Great Source of Creation, God, im the source of all goodness Among other attributes, love Without love there ts no life. Peo. ple would neparnte, get away from and be unhappy and miserable them People who adore thelr own wills and make the object of that wil! Anyone who thinks #0 in very badly fooled Love ts a gift given to mankind for mutual happiness and the propa- gation of the race, and the person who is able to get away-from the love of self and adore God ts the per. son who ts happy. If “Alice's” husband was good enough to marry, he ts the same man still. We are all more or lems fooled by the source of evil—from Mother | Eve down to the present day. The| good God gives un rules of life to go! by (the Ten Commandments) and an | intellect to use. If “Alice” separates herself from the source of love in time by com. mitting adultery, she surely cannot expect to be united with that Great Good in eternity. Try to, raise a} pansy bed in a dark, damp cellar and reglize whether you are foolish or whe By your own will, not your me er's (notwithstanding what you say), you have established a family and a home, and it is your duty to stay with your husband. It did not make, Eve happy to listen to the ner. pent. Profit by her rad experience MRS. T. J.T. . Correct Weight Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me the average weight of a woman of 20 who stands five feet three and one-half inches without shoes. Thanking you, LM. W. The average weight of a woman of 20, the above-mentioned height, is about 125 pounds. Gott-glowing surfaces! Purniture oors, linoleum, porcelain, painted Kept cl 4 clot! it your dealers, 1377 yrane a) LIQUID GLOS y then polish STANDA: ux have given matter to understand now rapidly animals would, multiply scondants were given food and favor- THE SEATTLE STAR EXECUTIVE COMMITTER Frank Waterho General Chairman M.A. Arnold, President Wiret Na- tional Banke MF ackus, President National Mente B dent Henry Broderick Investment Company Judge Thomas Lurke, Burke du lldy \ a mt {eS ter President Carter, Miller Reoretary aulek y A. & Elford. Inspector of Agens oles, New York Life Insurance Company 0 einer, Manager. Fisher Fiourtng Mil d Fiaher Mw Ryullding f B, Frederte rederick & Nel- © it st, Colman Henry. Buildin ‘ x Kerry Vice President Cen- ‘¢ Standard ‘ure C.J. Smith, Capitatim JW. Bpangier, President Seattle 1 Hank resident Stewart " National Ren Dr PW. Willig, Empire Bulld- ' cE whits, Treasurer Beatle " Company White Wilson, Meattle ‘Tite Trust Company ADVISORY COMMITTER Dr M. A. Matthews, Firet Pree- byterian Chureh jaitiie, Balfour-Guth- an Hoge. Union National " A. Hambach, Capitaliet ion Milk mPAny ander, Pacific Steam- ship Company nC? Ward. Pacific Coast Com- oe, Alaska Lighterage Chicago, Milwau- ol Rallway t Northern Ratt. Go. kee & Ht. Pai 1. Gliman, Gr 2 Mathews, OW Seiies, Todd Bey Docks, ne Beri, Merrill. @ Ring wi TE hickwan, Beattle Cedar Denny-Renton Lumber Manufacturing Com- pesy C.L. Hibbard. Hibbard-Btewart Company, Incorporate Rey 7 Pinkerton. ° Publish- ing Compan: lL. J, Clark A_ FF. And Lomeing cH Cobb, G e@, John E. Price Com- pany EB. 1. Garrett, Puget Sound Ma- chinery * 1. F. Ostrander, Leary Dollding CH. Frye, Free any Gerald Frink, Washington tron dads Methow eginald arsons, Metho BI iiey Live Bock Company Charles 8 Miller, Capitalist Mra A. H, Anderson ©. i. Clarke, Kelley-Clarke Com- any George Pi. Mitler, Lowman & Han. ford Company WwW. KE. Borin Company oD Perkins, Wm. D. Perking ‘a Company Dr. CW. Bharples Frank McDermott, Ron Marche J. A. Wakefield, Wakefield & Bons A. GM Wraser, Fraser-Paterson Company Uyetan, Miteul & Company jsawa, Nippon Yusen Kalshe Boetng Airplane T. Ronald, Court House Alfred Hattle, Alaska Bulldin oT a fiarton, Barton & Com- pany David Whitcomb, Arcade Bultd- 1 ing & Realty Co. R. KR. Frasier, Washington Mu- tual Savings Bank Cops J. & Gibson. International Stevedoring Company J._H Bloedel, oedel-Donovan Lumber Company Josiah Collins, Haller Bullding CITIZENS’ COMMITTER W. L. Rhodes, Chairman a” Lime Pliny L. Allen, Divination © ©, B. Analey, Division M. L. r, Division G. E ivision “T Otto Division * 5. L. Johnson, Division , PY. Sands, Division W. L. Bilger, Division “iH” Fa! Ma The Man Who Says: Buy Bonds Now - 7% Sinking, Fund Gold Bore a “T WILL” That is the type of man Seattle welcomes; the “I WILL” man! He is the same fellow who stands back of every big civic undertaking; the fellow who, when the city desperately needs something, buckles into it and says, “I WILL.” There are just two kinds of men in Seattle; the “I WILL” men—and those who just live here! d Seattle’s New Hotel will be financed very largely. by the “I WILL” men, for the New Hotel is one of the great outstanding needs of this community! Are you pulling WITH Seattle or AGAINST it? Are you an “I WILL” man, or do you just live here? There is no longer any question as to whether the ! hotel project will be a success or not. THE BOND 4 ISSUE OF $2,700,000 WILL BE OVERSUBSCRIBED! f There will probably be some folks who will wait until the last minute to get in. Those who do in THIS case will find the Bonds and Capital Stock all sold! We will make an effort to reserve Stock and Bonds ‘ for those who get in their application AT ONCE: Bg: Don’t wait for a Salesman. Call at 205 White Build- 1 ing in person, or, telephone Elliott 1865 and a sales- man will call. BUT YOU’D BETTER ACT NOW! —TODAY | Mr. Frank Waterhouse, General Chairman, Community’ Hotel Corporation, 205 White Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Without obligating me in any way, please send me full information concern- ing Seattle’s New Hotel from an investment standpoint, Name ...-seese #00000 0) cwMrerererevancecers sce ce Address..... ore 0 ok COCCCOEO SOOO OOOH OSOROSSOOOHOOOOOOOOSOOODODOOOCOCER000R8 e Crevccccccccccssopooes —eeeoci : ANNE I IRN Hs 7 eon, |able conditions so as t numbers without loss, ABUNDANCE Frank BE, Leitz in a OF LIFE hing with; one of the ¢ many as six broods in BY PROF, M. J, ELROD Chair of Biology, University of Montana, It ts impossible for people who little attentior to the} produce, if none were a single season, more lion It ts estimated that | approximately every would, in some 21 hours, killed, produce about quarter quintillions: L. 1. Woodruff, who “wild”? laboratory aquarium studied ita descendants generations, until 1915, the protoplasm of the possessed the potentialit in five years, cells to 3,020th power, or a vo! toplasm not less than by itself 1,000 times th if all de-} At the normal rate o | common mos- | |quitos, culex, which may have as/and Phinney Ridge fought a ies timates that a single female might |terlum, say of pneumonia, dividing Paramecium (a one-celled ant. | mal visible to the naked eye) from a in represented by two raised to the STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE) rats and mice. | the earth, during five years, none died, a palr of Wnglish spar © merase in| Residents Fight for Sunset Name Ballard bulletin deal Residents of Northwest Canadian Pacific “PRINCESS” STEAMSHIPS Leave Seattlo Daily, COLMAN DOCK, Foot of Marion Stree FOR VICTORIA and VANCOUVER, B, 0, The Day Boat Daily at FOR VANCOUVER, B. 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