The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 10

THE SEATT ‘Cynthia Grey: Mother-to-Be Deserted—Asks If She Should Marry Man She Respects But Qges Not Love. BY CYNTHIA GREY A national law for the protection of motherhood! A law that will permit our future citizens to be born right, reared and educated in surroundings that will give them the beast life has to offer! There is a crying need for such a law, Why ido we tarry? Why do our legislators totally ignore the cries of neglected, poverty-stricken mothers and underfed, under- clothed babies, while they dilly-dally over lawa for the sup- | pression of crime, ete., when this condition ts really the prime root of 95 per cent of crime? Daily, thie disastrous situation faces me as I read the despairing letters from mothers who have been deserted By New White Addition Specialty Shops A richly appointed Art Gallery—Studio of an In- terior Decorator — Dia- mond and Platinum Shop —Embroidery and Needlecraft Shop. babes out of the arms of their penniless mothers and place | them in the care of strange women that they may have | chance in life.” Every mother should be pensioned by the government, and more, every father should be held to his re- sponsibility. If he skips out of one state into another, he UXURIOUS, beautiful, distine- L tive are the specialty shops of the new White Building Addi- tion, approached by the marble stair- way leading from the Union Street entrance, Show windows of plate glass and mahogany, elaborately wrought, contain the beautiful dis- plays featured by the Shops. | duties as a father. Following is a letter from a young mother-to-be \desperate and knows not which way to turn ment would pass laws like the ones mentioned above, she pily to cuddling her little one in her arma, Dear Miss Grey: You have helped ‘an shellfish bore holes in others, so I gue ? I am young, « years old lw year ago to a de man me five months ago when I needed [him most | him atnee. hard The ideal location for that special business of yours. Rental office: 1801 4th Avenue. | s, the science service says there re some species of shell-fiah which con do this, The Pholad Me bet | | Mvalves, related to our oysters enact 1 have never beard from | | ‘s end. Now I am at my two months I will | Mine Grey, do y | tle that ist 1 am An old friend of I don’t }love has given me an offer of mar- |riage. Do you advise me to marry him for my child's sake? Hoe is a prince of a man; but I cannot give him any more than my reap Please answer me at your cartleat convenience as Tam alone and God knows I need right advices. Thanking WORN OUT AFTER SHE. COOKED Metropolitan Building Company Seattle you again and again, T am OS Vegetable Compound. 1 wher, dear little girt, you had Read the Result given me your name ond address, be Cause I might be able to assist you in some way, If you will do so at once, | will do all in my power to help you find @ happy solution to thts great problem, You do not mention having sccured @ divorce from “the dog of a man” and I fear you have not done sa, If not, you cannot legally re-marry, and has named her own mother, Mra. Cora Taylor, 7 years old, and «reat grandmother, as co-respondent. The hearings promises to be one of the most startling in the history of Boston divorce courts. to do otherwise would place a atioma “pon you and your little one }man, who would dare to say it would not be the best thing? You are too Many things so essential to smoocthgoing festivities on Thanks giving Day are on display at this store at money-saving prices. r with nervoustroubles and larities before ook Lydia E. Pinkham 's Vog- Com- pound. My back hag all the jtime and I was unfit for house- jj work, | was worn Hout if I cooked a Hiiiimes!, and was un- able to do m washing. My friends and my Names Own Mother as Co-Respondent BOSTON, Nov, 28.—Mrs pat 4 Parkhurst, in her suit for divorce, young to fully comprehend what the foundation of reat love t If you can respect the man. that + @ lot, r for true lowe ts founded upon re. femes g bagen ny nd Tver File mpect. There can de no real lowe| lw relieved. ing without that important fecter, That | the first bottle I felt better, and ne- wild, unreasonable infatuation that| glected it awhile, but found I could ite many young persons, passes out | Hatdo my work until I was stronger. of thetr lives as quickly as tt comes,| 50 1 took the Vegetable Compound which you no dows! can realtor from and now I am the mother of a your past wnhappy erperlence. 19 months old boy. He ts fat and If you will send me your name ana | healthy and Lam eure I could never address, or come and see me, 1 sitt| have carried him if it had an oe ee young to be advising some one older.”’ Mra, Crist. Petrorr, 318 W. 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Thanksgiving Specials for Wednesday Just Received—Larrowe’s New York Buckwheat—No. 5 bag, 35¢; No. 10 bag... Gold Bond Vermont Maple Syrup—18-0z. can 45¢; 21-Ib. can S3e¢; 22-0z. glass CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP, 3 cans........... 25¢ DEL MONTE PUMPKIN, large cans, 2 for..... +. .35¢ UNBEDA BISCUITS .......0 0c cde cccteweseens es 5¢ PREMIER SALAD DRESSING, Irg. 42¢; sm... .19¢ Porter's Dressings—Mayonnaise ; Fine Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs........ 55¢ | Grated Pineapple, Irg. can ae Pad = Vc bclere's ‘ ..17¢ | Asparagus Tips—Libby’s Med. Green med. 18¢; sm........ . * Salad; Irg, 25¢; sm........UM@ | CaM ... ice secese see eacee 39¢ | y. . veces BRE Porter's Puddings, Fig or Fruit; | Asparagus Tips — Hillsdale — round abba a si fs gs J a Del Monte Apricots; No. 2 cans 22¢7 j tng. B03 -B LOR. 5 evivcesscss OA incall: 6 tao eee sec 25¢ inh: Behe. Cherri ain small 17¢; 8 for Asparagus Tips and S' Maraschino Style malities . PU vicar kv ieck ets cna i TO, POG Gocccmme nae. ive bottle 17¢; 5 ous. .......... 25¢ Heinz Puddings, Fig or Plum; Peas—Del Monte Tiny. . Raisins—New Sun Maid Seedless or sm. 22¢; med. 43¢; Irg....79¢ | Very sm. 31¢; Spec: Ex. Seeded; 2 pkgs. .. : N. B. C. Plum Pudding; 1 lb...32¢ Rx. SAGA . hisses Cie keds Currants, 15-0z. pkg... . a. Miser oss an cs Maiek vo ae RD 62¢ | Peas—Fancy Wisconsin Sugar— | AARON: <0 gietk, ka Winns 5 Premier Plum Puddings, can 27¢; Sweet Wrinkled....17¢| Mince Meat, None Such, pk No. 1 tin 27¢; No. 2.. .. 52e¢ ee eee ce: oem ..49¢) 3 for 19¢ New Walnuts, Oregon—Famous for | Corn—-Fancy New York ..1%7¢ | Heinz, Tins; lb. 29¢; 2 lbs. . .54¢ sweet flavor; fancy Irg.; lb..34@ | Maryland Standard ........ 10¢ Heinz, Glass; lb. 39¢; 2 Ibs. .75¢ Fee ee tae ef .. .88¢ | Sweet Potatoes—Rosedale— Golden West Coffee, Ib........43¢ med. size, lb. 28¢; 3 Ibs... . 85¢ No, 1 cans 14@; 2\4s ....20¢ BV We. 6 aan verses California, No. 1, lb. . 33¢ | Tomato Sauce, I. X. 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