The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 11

) eens: NOV ERODE Sheeran THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 14 - Cynthia Grey: Lonely Persons—Where Can They Meet Their Own Kind Under Conventional and Agreeable Circum- stances? i BY CYNTHIA GREY ‘ In answer to a dozen letters written by lonely men and. @ omen within the past two weeks, Cynthia Grey is awfully . he hasn't some sort of magic plan whereby the lonely may meet the lonely and be happy. Unfortunately, these | columns are not available for this work. So readers who Gg . have not yet found it possible to make the acquaintance of desirable friends will have to continue their search. There are hosts of different organizations, state society meetings, clubs, churches and lodges in the city. It would seem as tho > there should be enough friendliness and some to spare for Ww Y the stranger and the alone ar ur It would be a wonderful thing, maybe, if a downtown ns our New church were to have some sort of a department for the Clothes on ened Seaehat airancere Rzs ir fs — Thanksgiving : ' Appointnients Should Be m ‘her office Monday, jay from 1 to 2 p, m,, and Pay for Them Later : | Kept on Time “ Dear Miss Grey: Will you kindly Through Our Special ; Inform me if it in the proper thing i to if a cues Ck Credit Offer - nowadays to ve from b..'t an hour to|| Pisase do not coma at other time $ three-quarters of an h late when |] as it seriously interferes with her Fur-Trimmed and keeping an appointme writing *Te. ‘ a friend? When I was y ai Utility Coatings : considered bad form; but it #60! iwice hut it han only taken a very | | . now that it is just the opposite 1) )° : Good, serviceable materials have two daughters, one in high| "tle out, 1 thank you late modish coats, $29.50 to $59.50. ANXIOUS sohool and the other In college, and I have known of them waiting that . a [se Se, ieee’, ott aters ‘atte Meee mE gaa “oD a ARE o> oxy oof af hey sald 1 was out of dain, and tha | Stumen'of eter nse el thes Cycol saves yo & ine from destructive “sulpho Helow are the formulas for remor most of them individual creations hot a breach of etiquette. | wash in strong soapsuds, not too hot. | Priced at $46.75. | put it A MOTHER There 1s @ certain type who be then fine chalk, and rud| rape 20m that also in the itnen; lay it on the | News it is the mark of sophistioation | niments and to eas about to be late for app jecoume a certa | as it dries New Millinery coe eae In many sizes and vantage of shapes, with very at- with us W tractive trimmings monthly paym: s 3. y for the stain will come time and place | eas | However, it ts still the mark of @! x7 0..519 Woman Her gentle person to have such considera | “4 tion for others that one regards ser-| Own Worst Enemy | ‘ously the obligations one incre, | | Dear Mins The uervoo Cycol is the motor oil made by the new Hexeon ut at on | Pictures of [a ee een ony onic: | He process—the effective method of removing de- | vbear Mine Grey: What. are the|the lete her mind run too far with structive “sulpho” compounds. | famous pictures of St. Cecilia? more of the outside world. To be} _ 1. [nervous is brought on by self-pity in : | nThere orepmany famous pictures ef many casee by allowing chew to| Thus Cycol retains its “body”, sustains an “oil Guana ta the poeta of Boa Leren-| Taree ® tight” piston seal and maintains an unbroken Get up happy tn the morning,| S " sili deities | Shwrch et Rome, end Comatinn, the] Sint Sut to be alive, make the most | lubricating film under terrific engine operating 209 Union Street nett SeRS Se Gesuad Avenee Mu ber Goer eie of tre cafe te ve advice, Just | temperatures. That means it will prevent |reprennted with a seroon ‘and \ty tebgering sient Ket was sae | excessive friction wear and many lubricating Sheik’s Discoverer | Anti-Cigaret Law : | cle wae pelnted for en alter ‘piece ee coe Gono po pred troubles. I changed my mind I am ¢ f the } ~ Makes a New Find! Gets Consideration |°"° °% #2" Movant, In thts pie-| nappiont people om earth: but no on Riis Tncsams, the youne director! As cack of iia mectinge from now | 3S eae ereaenial ts the center | pat enyoelt could help myself Flush your crankcase and refill it with the who discovered the now famous} A READER ‘ 5 - on the King Count tniatt od. | musical instrument, but lowering it é* : “Sheik,” Rodolph Valentino, has . Mita otal Frege grin in yrmey theo ean od I correct grade of Cycol Motor Oil found a new star named Kamuela | ¢Tation will discuss one of the mean. | *h¢ M looking Gauhe wer tir eae Writes Ad Searle, a young Hawaiian sculptor. | ures it proposes to bring up at the) ang are singing with her. At her|to College B 4 Searle's first appearance in a major coming session of the state legiala-| y+ are other musical inatruments asi Wikesitieay: t éttaates wit role will be in Ingram’s screen dra-|ture. The topic at Monday’s meet-| 4¢ ner right, St. Paul leans on his| versity four years and would like matization of Victor Hugo's “Toilers | ing, which was held in the Y. W. C. | seord, behind is St. John; to her left| write a few words to the young man of the Sea.” ‘A. was the anticigaret measure. ‘ is the Magdalene and behind her i#| who asked whether he should fotn x Bt. Augustine, Bt. Cecilia by Carlo | the fraternity he wan pledged to whan | 3 ] Dotet ts another famous work, but) he was keeping company with an tn} ‘ ear as Crystal— Nonjol’s ‘at Ovetia ts perhaps the| dependent tr rer most universally popular. Here the| 1 would advise him to keep hin $40 é S rapt inspiration of the beautiful face|in his jeans, also the $7 per month | 7 The absolute purity of Gs she site at the organ ts appealing | he apeaks about for dues, Put it where| = and uplifting. Above her the angels| it will draw interest and he will have are showering roses, one of which has|® friend tn need. It will help him 3 : falien on her hand on the keyboard. |to start a home when he gets thru a a see school. I only wish I had saved my To Remove ia ney that I spent In this manner. MOTOR. OI \ ‘ . You are under no obligation to thts L 1 Mildew i fraternity until you are Initiated: | y Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell my tnen they will tell you soon enough a how to take wildew out of @ nurses) Jy) v0 a aaa — OIL COMP. 7 ake laslencuieth aocue earaeaee ASSOCIATED ANY ts usually a untform have tried oxalic act] 1¢ you do not obey thelr orders, they GREEN TEA Star readers who would like in be, 4 7 pin : wk 208-9 White Bldg. - - Seattle, Wash. a formation on the proper method will tell you of a young lady who a is reflected in every cup. of making a will will receive ||"8* attending college and her The most delicious GREEN TEA in the world. same by writing to the Washing- || *rority’ sisters did not Uke her to ton Bureau of the Seattle Star, || keep Company with a young medical JUST TRY IT 1822 New York Ave., Washington, || *tudent because he had turne4 down | D. C, and enclosing 2 centa in || Several bids when asked to join the ae r “gin a fraternity. These sisters told the girl hilalibenserfoneneninsi —| man, they would lift her pin. She answered-—“Here’s your pin, I will never turn down Jack.” That Is the sort of girl I admtre. |1 don't want a girl for a wife who! | must give a breakfast dance to her! nes ee e e friends. Tam going to marry tn the Movie Star Named | aco in which Mrs. Clark rough | paint In the new suft Mra, Glare @ e lepring and she fan’t a sorority girl | Bureau of $200,000 from Rawlinson for alleged | declares that the actor made state — 40 1 would advise you to stick to your as Co-respondent |{mproper relations with Dorothy | ments reflecting on her “te dingrace reggrenees girl and let the fraternity Marie Mosquini, movie actress, Missin |two years ago. The district attor.| her and prevent her from 4 | ONE WHO HAS BEEN THERE. | vorce suit of Mrs, Hazel Allen Shaw | i es Day's tine entused Ap lees Siew JuNtine ELEC T RIC IRON } jof Raleigh, N. C., against her hus. R ] t | LOS ANGELES.—George Bronson | band. Sheldon’ Brinsley Shaw, | elativ The best iron made Howard, novelist and short story| movie actor and director. The di-| , The Star invites tte readers to use this | 4 in finding missing writer, who came here recently to|vorce was grant on statutory | Aetives se eeie The aon make series of motion pictures,| grounds. Mra, Shaw alleged the acts! to help in reuniting those who have bees found dead in his room in Holly-| were committed in Los Angeles and = Those whose relatives oF Discriminating purchasersfavor the “flmer- wood. I Melbourne, Australia | ean, ace eeietine ace Somer ae er icon Beouty” over all others because they know : <em> nares ae | Headers who may know the whereaboute its slight extra first cost is offset many y we requented aise’ to, topert. 6 times by its sturdy reliability that as- Syrup Peps in Helps Nature Give Relief Star, Other newspapers are invited ite reproduce such items as will interest sures years of satisfactory service and that really makes it cheaper in the end. Try it when a Laxative is needed and see the wonderful revults ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE thelr communities. Thousands of parents are asking re can I find a trust What a Wise Woman Knows: The woman who takes ide in her and is watchful of the health is never won away from ROYAL Baking Powder. able—that for over 50 years it has been used in the best homes in the country. It Contains No Alam Leaves No Bitter Taste ee FRANK 5S. AR.— Mrs. George Hetu, of Selleck, Wash., is trying to locate Frank Sadar, 21, for whom she has important news. Sadar is said to have been seen last at Physt, Wash Manufactured by | American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit | WOLD FAMILY.—Aifred Matloek, | 3311 Wabausia ave., Chicago, is seek ling a family by the name of Wold. |He Is especially anxious to get in touch with Sam Wold or his brotiver. ® ye CHARLES RAY WILSON.— Charles Ray Wilson, 19, is sought by his mother, Mrs. Leo Keith, of El dorado, Kans. Wilson was last jheard from in Unalaska a few weeks Jago, when a card was received say: ing he was leaving, but not giving his destination I. is not necessary to take a violent physic for #0 simple an ailment as constipation. Yet many thoughtless parents give mercury in the form of calomel, eufficient for an adequate and coal-tar in the AG ay form of phenol | Washington St.,' Monticello, Illinois when a natural Do it now! vegetable com- pound like Dr. ‘aldwell's Syrup Pepsin will do the work equally well and without dan- ™ \\3) ger. People f fo try if gay orotate 'o Tteral tres rer Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a compound of Egyptian senna and pepsin with pleasant- tasting aromatics, and does not or gripe. Every druggist Should realize # it, and bottles are so gen- that mercury may salivate and in °OU* that the cost amounts to proce ud sendisions locnes the only about a cent a dose. You buy it with the understandin, | teeth; that phenolphthalein, by if i MARTIN RIVERS.—Thei the: DR. WO | 4 i, that if it does not do as claimed as r saps prpendins 5 en ha c = ; s assed anc snry C. NESKH DOCTOR whatever name known and how- ou. money will berefunded. ‘The has passed away, and Henry C. Riv iectare’ Gainane Weare ever disguised in candy, may cause dermatitis and other skin eruptions; that salt waters and nowders ‘may concentrate the Flood, ety up the shin and came lassitude. ers 1s seeking his brother, Ma Rivers, last heard of in Spo 5 Wash, Address Henry ©. Rivers, | names of all the ingredients are on the package. Mrs. A. Arceneaux of Orange, ‘Texas, suffered from constipation for six years and found no relief until she took Dr. Caldwell's You can take Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin; and Mrs. Gus Syrup Pepsin yourself or give it Anderson of Ball, Kans., corrected to a babe in arma, as thousands of her bowel trouble ao that she now mothers do every day, with the eats and sleeps normally, Bring confidence that it is the safest a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup and best medicine you can use Pepsin into your own home and for constipation and such com- let the family use it for con ints. teaspoonful re- tion, biliousness, wind, * lieve you over night even if the headaches, flatulency, and to constipation has been chronic for break up fevers and colds, cawes9YRUP PEPSIN Remedie: M. Hee Wo C Medicine 208 Jamen Sto Seattle, M. ~ | PORT WINE AND === OLIVE OIL WM. M. WEBSTER,.—Dischargea S "ee ‘ ~ inter from the army at Fort Casey, Wan, | ale Of Steel Tu __A prominent physician in an last August, William M, Webster ts 4 view today says if the public only | “ ” knew the tonic value of port wine sought by his aged mother in Dallas, P. 1 E |tex. Information should be sent to etre! and olive off they would quickly we 9 | , 7 + c! gain their health. ] y W % a Tenders for the purchase of this | Adit. W. W. Werts, at Fort Casey. |. fic, now lying jn Burrard Inlet,| Port Olive is a combination of and not required by the Department | rich cream, olive oll and rare old of Public Works, will be received port wine scientifically blended with |Mother of Dancer patil 28 ovclock, moon, Wedneaday, | oe: medieal agents Suing Movie Star | reer may be ipsnected on} It quickly restores tired out, run- application to Mr. F. H. Shepherd, | gown systema, is especially valuable Mrs, Hthel Clark, mother of Dor-|Superintendent of Dredges, Depart- |i, anemic and all wasting diseas, SS ment of Public Works, Londo othy Clark Elms, stage dancer, is|Tiuilding, 626 Ponder st, Vancouver, |Apcreases weight and strength, and now suing Herbert Rawilinson,|/B. C, from whom forms of tender, |tones up the entire system movie star, In Los Angeles superior | with full description of the vess: Start today taking Port Olive, na- court for $60,000 damages for al.|™&y be obtaine 923 Glenn st., Wichita, Kans. eee " ‘ 1a ture’s food tonic, and see how Wr 7 h f. s * . leged slander, Tho action is the| THH PURCHASING COMMISSION tokdy you § ‘On e m xX ve ™ OF CANADA quickly you improve. cole af all | / a ily la ati outgrowth of one field some time | Ottawa, November 11, 1923, druggists,—Advertisement,