The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 10

ee PAGE 10 A woman takes 446 steps in Preparing breakfast. 651 steps in preparing lunch. 996 steps in preparing dinner. say nothing of the time, theught and labor. Bur she always feels repaid when it ts said: “She sets the best table in town.” Or when her family says: “Nobody in the world can make such delicious rolls and bread as mother.” Mother will never fail to hear ) ‘compliments when she serves Nucoa as a spread for her “brag” rolls and bread. Nucoa is always sweet, always fresh —-and so deli cate in flavor those who pride themselves on serving the best always prefer the Nucoa Spread. Nucoa is made from the purest of vegetable fats and pasteurized milk. No hands touch it from maker to you. It comes to you absolutely guaranteed. If it does not help you to have better food for less money, your grocer will refund the purchase | **" price. Cynthia Grey:o"") Girl Loves Man She Says She'll Never Marry Forget Him, Tho, anc Dear Miss Grey: | love a you never marry. I know all his I have always considered wrong He proposed to me and I refused him, but | not forget. Can you tell me what to do? Marriage is simply out of the question Kb To fo t— presume that is what you wish to do, The rest accompksh this is to fill r time so completely with ¢ intere that you will have no time at all for brooding over this affair. And, of course, do not see the man.| But why is marriage so entirely out of the question? It is nost unlikely that any man will meet all the requirements of our al. The thing to consider ot merely whether you sapprove of what he does, but whether his conduct is such as to bring down upon him the censure of the majority of ) It is possible that your standards may be strict—to ntolerance And intolerance is in itself a fault member there are any men and women who for the part are fine and good, but who have some very gerious The thing for yo fault to consider is whether this man’s Can't 1 Asks What to Do. ing man whom | know I shall and he does many things simply can-| good traits outweigh his faults ind remember, too, that you have faults which you will| expect the man marry to overlook This is not an oe- casion for snap judgment. Take your time and think the matter over care efore you decide definitely that mar- F. Fisher, whose home, Seis da met tebe ocneiabeas when he isn’t on the “trail,” is é y wilt receive catiers }| Howe, “millionaire hobo,” N. B, Today's Nucoa Kitchen Hine’) Parker-House rolls as light ins @ feather, with pure Nucea to add | wits to their melty deliciousness. THE NUCOA BUTTER CO. TEES THE TEST She—Funny no one seemed: tos realize what ad egg he wax while he was rich He—My dear, a bad eg is only known when it's broke.—London Opinion AMUSEMENTS Moore Orpheum G it WAUDEVILLES"*" Bat 2:30 Overture 235 | Fopies of the Day Royal Gascoigace __ Grnee Dore e Letter Writer® TWKE DAILY 2.30645 THIS WEEK sits supe so sear ARRY ANNA _SEYMOUR HENRY SANTREY and His Symphonte | _Orchestra i b. 10105 1638 ows Little Pipif: Fum om the Bench —"~Marie Toliman Revue A Pretentious syncopated Musica! aad Dance Carnival CHABOT & TORTINI jax and Company added the hot water and How Salmon to Can REA DEF cut a pier pepp with wre tn To Tint Cat-tails Miw Can you please me how to fix cat they are using them th will be very thankful for the mation A DAILY REAL bw: the Mitte be. « oring the cat-tails at : Dear Miss Grey; 1 hold « good! | position in one of Seattic’s largest | business houses and live with my | younger brother and widowed moth- er. who also works. ' ur years ago I met a man who wo inarried. I became acquainted | with his wife, but we never ox-| changed visit, The man came to| ur house several times, but we never | thought anything of that. I never] [went out with him. He brought! candy once or twice, but alwayn maid {"for mother.” Then I did not see or hear from him again for some time and when he Dear tell You ma tints used any paint . Former Wife - | Threatens Girl appeared again he was divorced. He| asked me to go and 1 accepted. His for happened to be there and now going to start sult aga alienation of affections. Is this pow sible whem he had already obtained hia divorce? We do not own any property, but have a small savings account in the bank. Could this be taken In case a suit should follow? Thanking you. 1 remain, WORRIED If the woman should bring euch « net me Skin Ablaze with Eczema Constant Itching Almost Unbearable! We know there is one thing that ops eczema, and that is more red tood-celis! 8. 8. & builds them by million! You can increase yonr i-blood celle to the point where it practically impossible for eczema to vanish! We also know that nig lows day. Both are tacts! But ha eczema sufferers, ever actually of this wonderful fi thought about ft! Skin eruptions, eczema with all its fiery, skin-digging torture and its sonl-tearing, unreach able itebing, pimples, blackheads and bolls, they all pack up and go, when the tide of blood-cells begins to roll B, builds them by the been doing it since coal |. 8. 8. ie one of the greatest Hood - cell builders, blood - cleansers and body-buliders known to us mor- tals! When you put these facta to- gether,—then to continue to have ecza- tua and skin eruptions looks more like S , K. is your opportanity. 8. 8. 8. contains only vegetable medicinal tn- gredients, Because 8. 8, 8. does build red-blood-eells, it route rheumatiem, bullds firm flesh, filis out hollow cheeks, beautifies complexion, ¢ run-down. builds you up when s 8. ‘ fs sold at all drug stores, in two wines, The jarger size bottle te the more eco,.ileal, (0° A meobkes von foal the yoursei, gam { Pastor Works } ‘ ic she would have a very «mall Not content with digging up funds for the Fifteenth St. Christian church, Washing-| ton, D. C., the pastor, Rev.| JLN. Jarrett and his tongre-| gation intend to complete the | digging for the foundation be-| fore turning the work over to\ the contractor Rev. Jarrett! is shown wielding a shovel, | president of the International In other issociation words, |Free Education for 10-Year-Old Girl +9 PARIS, Nov In addition to Recipe for reer official fon in army Preserving Ginger Je sors for i 2 é rol levearoia seer Bee GO . ke tO) father in a difficult military task le Baier nag rved BNET.) during the war, will receive a com Would you help me? Thanking you.) pies education. Funds are being M B rained for this purpose reed | (regularty | Woman Who Incited seh Murder Gets Away Re. | for y water h with @ sharp| HELSINGFORS, Nov, 10.—Ernat be mtit if ts quite | Tandefelt, th halfwit who sas 4 it im thin slices, Make | sinated M. Ritavuori, Finoish minis ter of the inte wan incited by a womar mr to mit the rime caped to Russia English Public Is Eating Less Fish ful sugKce ous Bays LONDON, Nov. 10.—-In 1920 the . i value of fist nded and sold In ~ England and Wales ove ney & furnace may : 1 deen than 908 nm the subject t Washington Pte 4 of taf r, clarify Boll until SAY ‘BAYER’? when you buy Aspirin Unless you see the name “Bayer” | Uam, neuritis, and for pain in gen on package or on tablets you are not | eral. Accept only “Bayer” package, which contains proper directions getting the genuine r product | Fo y boxes of twelv cents by mil-| of 24 and 100. mark of Bayer Mar rheuma. | aceticacidester o prescribed by physicians over twen- | gg 1 wate ty-two years and pro Hons for colds, heads ache, neuralgia lum Christmas Remittances To Europe Do not postpone forwarding your Christ- mas money to Europe, as it is unavoid- able that delays in the mail occur during the holiday rush. 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