The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 11

148 F Here Is Another ain—in Every Way the Equal | of Our 98-Cent Electric Iron Sale Last Week (And that was SOME SALE. In two days we sold more than two thousand—pretty good evidence that when you have a real bargain the people will respond with their patronage.) And this week—Electrical Week by the way—w ” il | another humdinger of a bargain— y jay—we are going to give the public FINE ELECTRIC PLATES WITH CORD ATTACHMENTS —all ready for use in every home—no ‘hange required—for ..........6. 445 . 5 Sart $1.48 These plates are first-class in every particular; have seven-and-a-quarter-inch HOLD hk HEAT LONGER THAN OF the juice is turned on, and THEY p ? HE /ONGE! HER P SS BECAUSE "Y HAVE ST eatID RORPADIE R PLATES BECAUSE THEY HA Christmas Is Not Far Away! If you wish to give a lady friend an ideal Christmas present, buy one of these plates for her. _Every woman will appreciate such a gift—just the thing she needs for her kitchen or dining-room. You doctors, dentists, et al. who need quick heat in your offices—here’s your chance. Send your girl down to get a plate. It will certainly pay you. Sale Starts Tomorrow—Friday Morning Ends Saturday Night If we have any left they go back to the old price—three times what we are asking for them at this sale. Three hundred people came in Monday morning and wanted to get an electric iron at 98 cents, but we had to disappoint them. We had a few irons left but only at the regular price. The 98-cent price was for Friday and Saturday only. And don’t go away until you have examined our stock of heavy imported Aluminumware and our Fine Enamelware. YOU CAN’T BUY THIS QUALITY OF ENAMELWARE FOR DOUBLE THE PRICE WE CHARGE. We sold several | hundred dollars’ worth during the electric iron sales AND WE WOULD HAVE SOLD A LOT MORE IF OUR GIRLS HAD NOT BEEN SO BUSY WRAPPING UP IRONS THAT THEY DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO WAIT ON THE FOLKS WHO WANTED ALUMINUMWARE. 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SEATTLE THE SEATTLE STAR Cynthia Grey: ' Just Another Tale of Wrecked Home—Faith of Loyal | Wife Destroyed—Weakling Husband and the | Other Woman. “ | Dear Miss Grey: I am coming to you in this, the darkest! hour of my life, A few years ago I met and married the one man in all the world, Oh, we were so happy; it seemed our love grew more and more as the years passed, until our friends have told us| that they never saw two so devoted. Oh, Miss Grey, if you! could have seen him rush home from his work, take me in} his arms, and tell me what a wonderful wife I was, and that there could be no life without me, for him, Until about eight months ago, when I began to see a change. He began to find fault about little things. I thought he was} working too hard, so I would put my arms around him and} tell him I would try to not make these little mistakes again. | That only seemed to make him worse, It is now so I cannot} do anything to please him. Then the time came when he told me that there was another woman in his life and that he waa tired of me. |When I asked him why, he said he| didn't know 1 | Mins Grey, he laid his head in my lap and ‘erted like a child. He told |me that I had been one of the best |wives God ever gave to any man, and that he would love me as long as life but that he loved the other | tion identical with the captain, God | jwoman so much that he could NOt) jgs placed you to watch over the} and would not give her up lsanctity of your home; as the guar Now, Mins Grey, I know this wom-| dian angel of the moat sacred earthly | jan and know that she thinks he has | institution money, He has, but not what she! we feet that the world would bel thinks, For seven years I have! much better off without the pirates jworked and saved to help make what | ang vultures that hover about, wait. jwe have, and now Iam working fring for their prey; but we do not Jour apartment po as to save the rent. | «now, except te obey the preatest of JOh, God, how hard I have tried tolay the “THOU Mian Grey will recelve callers In hor office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p, m., and on Tuesday ang Thursday trom 11 a m to 12 m. each week. Please do not come at other times as it seriously interferes with ber writing. |lasted commandments, [be & good wife and make a home |sy4yr NOT KILL.” |that he would love to come to!) gyi, ¢ |Where have I failed? lthe fle But when I found there was noth-| parties ing to do but give him up, I told bim jhe could have a divorce; but this he/ |refused, saying she could never be} the woman I am or she would not| try to break up a man‘s home; that) ahe would have kicked him out, But! wrote trouble — you that she had promised that she would /tary your deep affe wait for him until he was free, then /pwsband, his human do he would want her It is almost more than I can stand when I think someone ts waiting for my lf insurance, and don't fail to} tell me that then he will have money | to make ber a home. 1 talked to her and tried to get her to give him up mmandment refers only to , the, You may fight mental and slay evil minds, Let vour entire energy be directed to-| ward this end. Stop your slaving, your druging, at once. Quit working for your apart ment rent. I'll wager this ta the have become lon for your mat and he has wiped his muddy boots all over you. But you know, the worm will turn; and it's high time for you to make auch a move, Stop helping to hoard up money that some disrepu- \table husband-anatcher ia waiting to spend. Telt your husband firmly this but she only said! day that he ts to provide the home that he, and not she, was to blame.| ang you will care for it. Spend your and that if he cared for her, sh®/ 5.05 money on acif-improvement. Go couldn't help it, and that she didn't/i, 4 good beauty parlor and pet want him, as she couldn't trust a dolled up” to beat the bond. Bay! man like him, any way, Then he | some new clothes—thru the ald of | went to him and told him all about! sour trusty mirror practice thd auile | how she had worked me and laughed | tye won't wear off. Cultivate some | about it Of course he came home and told me all about it nd go out with them. Don't! let your husband know your every I have told her that she would | joce ne independent and some-t have te give him up; if she didn't Ti nae mysterious. It hae been said] would kill her, and 1 will, The only by those who profess to know thet thing that has stayed my hand this|iiner workings of the masculine | Jong has been my faith in God 0P4 | veart that olf : n love mystery more | that He would make them do what} 710 in ine feminine sex, Perpapa was right Ryadbgeon4 a But I have prayed for eight tong| Yo" rg scediite pheee Nuehenee months until {t seems as tho T can’t pray any more. Mins Grey, can you help me? Can you say something that will comfort me? 1 must have he! at once or it will be forever too ta A HEART-BROKEN friends Don't ever again speak to that low- down character who calls herself a woman, Don't mention her to your hushand. Consider her so far be-| neath the dirt wader your feet that vou will even force yourself to forget WIFE. | her serts his ship, capecially if he loves|iaws, that would deal harshly with her, aa ali good captaina do. He} women like her, The world is alto- would not even leave the helm to @0) gether too full of them, and slay the master of a pirate ship.| Forget this idea of killing the other but would stick fo the wheel andi woman, or divorcing your husband, steer his craft into safe and peaceful ete, It only hinders you from walk- waters ling im the right path. Treat your You now find yourself in a post-|husband pretty much the same as lyou would a small boy who had got- | sible. | A man can't love two women stp in the right way at once—so it's a . . . safe bet that the other is merely a Lift Off with Fingers yy. when handled properly by the sane hand of the woman who has a rightful place in Ma home and heart know how you get along? eee Name for Short Story Club Dear Miss Grey: Could you sug- same for a short: story club, wed of high school and univer- y students? IN. Why not the Juntor Scribes? cee Would Be Music Teacher Dear Miss Grey: T am an ad- vanced pupil in music and would like to know if there is any place in | Seattle that one might go and learn |to be a munic teacher? I could teach |those under me now; but would that |be sufficient knowledge to begin to teach? PB. The Cornish school and the Uni versity of Washington offer ad tanced courses in music that would fit one to become a music teacher. ('} “Freezone” on an aching corn, in| studios in the city, too; but in my stantly that corn stops hurting, then | position | am not permitted to recom- shortly you lift it right off with fin) mend professional persons thru these were. Truly! | columns, Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | ee ip “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient | to remove every hard corn, soft corn, Request for or corn betw the toes, and the| Recipe loalluses, without soreness or irrita:-| pear Miss Grey: | tion. —Advertisement llet me know how to make oil of pep- It’s Neuritis Not Rheumatism Tam sorry, but T haven't these di-| abbing pain in the upper rections, If any of the readers have same and will be kind enough t | send them to me T will be glad to publish them. cee ee ete carn ar| Writes on Blood 1 leg, ts often Neurite | Transfusion o Dear Miss Grey: an article in your paper about a ‘That sharp, m, abow Gown the not Khe! If you have severe frontal heada with a feeling that something te twit ing or pulling at the eyeballe—«. dull, the back, accompanied. by ing pain in the side jorder that her son might go to high Ing In the fingers. OF | wothool hen of pain here and there ine] it it were a matter of ifo and r ted, {death It would be different. You ing |now boys nowadays go to school to kel have a good time, mostly, and this Ind will probably never appreciate his mother's kindness and suffering. I wish some of the ers would reply to this question: “Does this boy's education count more than hfs dear mother's life?" Ighink when a boy gets old enough or other dope a in hot you will be rid of fm guaran harmi Ipes to soothe and heal the weak, any longer, Geta $1 pack- ‘Tablets from Bartell’s or wi, or any reliable druggist o1 Co., Mfg, Chemists, 400 Sutter Han Francisco. Advertisement. Right here and now 1 want to} My dear, a good captain never de-| say that there should be lavwes, stern | ten into the proverbial jam. He | swears that he loves you, and I'll wager he does. He says he loves the | lother woman, too; but that’s impos- mad infatuation that will pass quick-| Pringed Skirt | Will you write again and let me} Doean’t hurt a bit! Drop a little! ppere are a number of first class | WI! you please | Recently T read | work, too. |mother who gave up her blood tn jand feel; me and have such troubles to try New Fall Dresnes of Crepe Poiret Twill and ‘Tricotine—ail sizes sie Ups.” great profits. We Tell It With VALUES! A Colossal Shipment of Presenting the late and most beautiful thoughts in dress. woman in Seattle who intends selecting a new wrap, suit or dress during the next week should certainly see these unusually smart garments—-so surprisingly priced at— WITHOUT COMPETITION You Must Be Satisfied or “We Are Not ST COME IN This great organization is devoted to one purpose—to satisfy every customer. With our long-established reputation for integrity in style and value, we feel obliged to constantly main- tain this eminent position— and we do, no matter what the cost to us. “Sweet Sixteen” Fills a Special Sphere— . ‘Accommodating All Women—Sizes 16 to 44 Thousands at $16 and as Many Higher Priced —and the same rule of pricing applies to the “Higher It’s the great volume of business that counts with us in our chain of stores—not the getting of 1023 Second Ave., Cor. Spring | | | | | | | Coat of Mannish Material — Tweed and Wool Velour—all sizes $16 to go to high schoo! he ts old enough to work his way thru, just like lots of ambitious students are doing, and | Inot make his dear mother wuffer | |more for him, AN OFFICE GIRL. | eee | |To Make | Dear Miss Grey: Will you publish | directions for making a skirt with/ fringe at the bottom? I wish to; make one and have been unable to| secure any information on it. 1. J. | Only straight akirte may be suc-| cessfully fringed; that ia, those not made with gores. Simply ravel the! bottom of the skirt to the depth you wish to fringe. If you wish it fringed | down the side, ravel it in the same way, and stitch the skirt together at! the side by hand, using the blind} stite OES LNINORY WORK “AND HOUSEWORK TOO rised to Find Her-| self Feeling So Well | paunton, Macs. <7 used to have in my back and lega so badly, I ey with other trou- Si bles that women| sometimes have, that my doctor or- dered me to stay Hin bed a week in ry month. It i} didn tSoie meh rood, 80 one after talking with a friend who took dia E. about the same troub! thought I would try it that Ican work in the laundry all through the time and do my house- Last month I was so sur- | prised at myself to be up and around | 1g 80 good while before I used to feel ser gored lifeless. I have | told some of the girls who work with Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- und, and I tell them how it has elped me. You can use my testimo- nial for the good of others.’’—Mrs, BLANCHE SILVIA, 69 Grant St., Taun- ‘ot the’ frie t’s the samestory—one nd tell- ing another of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. ~-Advertinement [Skin Troubles — Soothed —— YOU’LL FEEL BETTER WHEN YOU GIVE TO THE FUND | With Cuticura Frou of Badoure Labcratorss Dept aeons Wee, Sherman CTROLA value is ex- ressed to a paramount Pi in this $150 model. We know no better way of singing its praises than by tting on a Kreisler, McCor-! mack or Galli-Curci record for you, and letting those’ wonderful artists tell its typi- \ ‘cal Vidor story. And 1.1, * remember: your Vic- .. trolacan be bought ~ here on very easy terms. ay & Co, Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE Tacoma - Spokane ~ Portland