The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1922, Page 11

¥, OCTORER 12, 1922, Dressing Well Is Not a Matter of Money (grees cost—decides whether a dress is becoming. A woman of lim- ited means oftentimes looks more stun- ning than one who depends upon costly raiment. Florence Service helps you to choose the colors and the designs that best har- monize with your own individuality and bring out your personal charms. DRESSES $ 1 g? —or— Becoming Style Here you will surely find the very dress your own distinctive characteristics demand. We have all the new materials and popular colors—everything you can get elsewhere—at a lower price and with this extra super-service added. THE UPSTAIRS SHOP THAT SAVES YOU MONEY SECOND AND UNION, SEATTLE, WASH. the crowds, Collectors Wanted : eae ae ” by Charity Jumper amore ince srrenisation whicn Mink De Ronda, who plans tojshare the commuity fund. sometime within the next) Those who would assist in the col- Std @ half from the top of) tections. are ssked to leave their Orphan home,| room 303 Collins building. phone a call for 200 volunteer! iii, 4zg5, issued 4 collectors. bai . called the “daredevil wd eae _“ will leap from| Astronomers consider our sun fs top of the buflding and descend now a “dwarf star,” but that for. ‘among the crowds on the street.! merly its light was about 100 times ‘The collectors then will pass hmong greater than at present. When the Price is the Same ‘—don't you buy brands you know are best? APORATED Milk has become a necessity in most households. Borden's Evaporated Milk is a brand which meets the demands of critical American housekeepers. It is pure country milk with the cream left in— absolutely necessary in so much of your cooking. Borden's Evaporated Milk is handled under rigid inspection from the dairy to your grocer's shelf. Herds carefully inspected and tested by skilled veterin- aries, containers and their contents pro- tected from dust, utensils properly ster- ilized these and other safeguards mean a great deal in the safety of the milk you use every day. Your grocer sells Borden's for the price of other standard brands, even though it sometimes costs him a little more. He knows that Borden's suits and satis- fies his best customers. THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building New York Makers alte of Borden's Eagle Brand Milb, Borden's Malted Milk ond Borden's Confectionery, BLOOMING GROVE, ©., Oct. 12 The old Harding homestead, birth. Place of President Warren G. Hard ing, has Just been purchased by the nation's exec It is Just out of thin town utive, “Sentimental reasons only,” is the explanation given by French Crow, postmaster at Marion, Of who closed the deal for the president Cynthia Gre Jilted Lover Prevaricates to Girl’s Employers About} Her and Causes Her ti | Repents and Asks How The Harding Homestead THE HARDING BUYS BIRTHPLACE The olf Harding homestead con sists of 266 acres, and until repur- 4 oha been owned by two dif The house in which rs the t was born burned down years ago ling ‘to Dr, G. T Harding, the president's father, but the old house etill standing was the family home during the early of Warren Harding yearn fe] a » Lose Position—Now He to Retrieve. Dear Miss Grey: I kept company with a girl who worked for the same firm. She turned me down and left the firm, and then I made trouble for her with the house. What I said was not true, but she lost her place just the same. | forgiveness. doesn’t act the same, She won very much. and and take me back again? People who do generally whine for forgi lterward and those who are most un-| kind weually fall ba m other peo-| plc's kindness as a right. | Well, there ia just one thing great-| er than forgiveness and Kindness, and that ia justice. Perhapa there ts not #0 much sincerity in your repentance @s you went to think malicious things af [badly that you will put your repent ance to the teat? Are you willing to tell the truth about the girl? Probdadly not [back Iher to her employers. The risk of great. You can hardly expect her to make @ second venture, no matter jhow pronounced your humility may \oppear. eee Why do some races and peoples have thick lips, different kinds of hair, different shaped high cheek bones and so on? The facial characteristics of the races are of very ancient origin and are the results of intermarriage and other natural processes, There are very few corners of knowledge more difficult than that of the races of men, the chief reasons being that there has been so much movement and migration in the course of the} ages. One physical type has mingled | with another, inducing strange amat gams and novelties. As Prof. Flin dora Petrie has sald, the only mean- ing the term “race” now can have ts] that of a group of human beinga| whose type has been unified by their | rate of assimilation exceeding the rate of change produced by the tn- filtration of foreign elements. eee noses, Has a man ever beaten a horse in| | a race? | Allen Woodring, Olympic cham- pion, won a race with the horse) |¥ankee Lad by @ foot at the recent} lathletic games of the American Le- \gion at Byracuse, N. Y. j | . How can I wash or clean my fur cont? It is very difficult for an amateur to try washing a fur coat, Try clean- ing it by rubbing the fur thoroly Now I realize what an injustice I have done. met a girl since I could love, and I would like to have her} ' She was a kind-hearted girl and was always smiling and happy, but since the firm discharged her she Do you want to be forgiven so| mow to the persons to whom you Ned | The egotiem which | | And onty @ very weak gir! would| lL. C. Smith building for the) names with Mrs. Dorothy Thrombo,| notice you after you had slandered a fire or Nght. of the Draper : being friendly with you ia much too) re i I have never "t speak to me, which hurts me I surely must have been crazy to talk about her, and 1 am unhappy, too, because of it. all. I am not worthy of her love can’t see why I acted sq mean, but if I could explain how I feel to her, do you think she would ever forgive me ANONYMOUS. Mins Grey will receive callers In her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from | to 2 p. m., and on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a m, to 12 m. each week Please do not come at other tines as It neriously interferes with her writing. teith equal parts of flour and pow- dered salt which hax been heated. Afterwards shake well to free it from the flour and salt. Or, make a thin Paste by adding benzoline to light carbinate of magnesia, cover the fur vou call your pride will hold you| with this and hang it out in the open lair to dry and then shake the powder from it, But do not try this before How Old Is ll Hart? year Mins Grey: Please tell me an noon as possible in your paper the lage of William #, Hart, the motion picture actor, A motion picture magazine gives his age as 60—is this correct? Please answer so 1 can win or lose a little bet. HWE Beta are not settled thru the me- dium of these columns. I should ad- wine you to write to the information editor of the Motion Picture maga- sine for Ma correct age. It is not aiven in the writeup of Mr. Hart in “Who's Who in America.” eee What ts cream of tartar and what in tt made of? It is @ white crystalline compound made by purifying argol. It ia known a4 potassium Bitartrate (HKC\H) 06). It has medicinal value and (a used also in dycing and in making baking powder eee What laws or regulations have to be complied with if a family wishes to adopt armorial bearings? There are no regulations to be complied with in this country in adopting armorial bearings. It és strictly a matter of a personal na- ture. eee In there a law which compels a physician to respond to any call at any time, night or day? There is not. The physician ts a free individual and privileged to con- duct his business in the same man- ner as any other person. Did You Ever Try "SALADA” matural leaf Green @ pleasant revelation to thousands of Tea? 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