The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1923, Page 4

CASTORIA For. Infants and Children, Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria For Over | Thirty Years CASTORIA Yee canvaue courany. mew rons erry. 33 Dons 40 sat Copy of Wrapper. errerertgmmg INVALID SEEKS | dog? If so, that Airedale might possibly Delong to C. W. Cole, who lives at 920 | | Cherry st. Mr. Cole is an invalid <a | Who found great comfort in the com panionship of his dog, A few days LOST AIREDALE Anybody seen @ stray Airedale | tion, regardiess of what I myself}good my management, THE SEATTLE STAR Cynthia Grey: |Can a Woman Be a Good Fellow and Have a Good Time Without Being a Rough-neck and Going the Limit? Asks Woman Who Is Doubtful. BY CYNTHIA GREY My mail this morning contained rather an unusual letter. It is from a woman who has, attempted to analyze herself, |not superficially, but rather critically; hut she cannot seem | to find the flaw that ever proves an obstacle in her path of | progre ws. It is just this: She attracts the attention of men, even when she ig not aware of it—the average man mis- judges her and she must go from one position to another in an effort to support herself and daughter and keep her self-| respect, | “Why is it?” she asks, “Am 1 at fault, or ts it the world?” Can you give her any constructive advice? Read her letter, which follows, and if you think you have a solution to her problem, send it to this department: Dear Cynthia Grey: I wonder if people in general realize what a woman who works and wants to be decent is up against? Anyway, I have found it hard, and the following | has been my experience, I do not suppose you can help me, but you might be able to |advise me on how to cope with the situation, and you might | possibly see that in some way I am to blame that I cannot see myself. | Please be patient with me while I state the case as I see it }and have found it. I am a widow, not unattractive, with a young daughter, and for the past few years have had my own way to make and her to provide for. I am now 88. | I was married very young, so had no special training, al- tho I am a rather capable woman because whatever I do I do | with a will and do well, I have had some business exper- jience, and I am a very especially good seamstress, house- keeper and cook; also I am a very good practical nurse. That seems rather a long list of accomplishments. But you can readily see how a woman who has kept her own house and partly raised a family can be proficient in all of these. Because my daughter and I are tn-| managed a hotel and an apartment separabable companions, I have tried | for @ man, Leven took charge of a always to have work that I would be | "4! confectionery and fountain for | man. Invariably my © | free to look after her and I have al-/ has bean that no matter f | ways made her my first onstdera-| ciently 1 did my work, no | would prefer to do. Now for my ex-|later I would begin to read the signa. pertences. [I'd try to aide-step It, I watched my- I have tried managing a home for| *tif to see that I said or did noth- & man with children, also I have| ine, but in the end It would come and [I'd go simply because there is a cor- tain limit beyond which I will net go THE EIGHTEEN-STORY HOGE BUILDING At Second and Cherry MARKS THE CENTER OF SEATTLE’S FINANCIAL DISTRICT OCATED on the historic site of the first home built in Seattle, The iit Hoge Building, erected in 1911, is a fitting link between the modern city of today and the struggling little village of the “Fifties” and those pioneer families whose foresight and indomitable cour- TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 192% LE ame sees omsvers eit 10 Doz. Eggs, Every Week’ T felt that it was caused master makes his way to the door| trouble. One hottie of| gna calls to the lost pet. The Aire | Pills had the desired daie was 4 months old, Anyone H. B. Arbuckle, South | ¢inding and returning him to Mr | Cememnment Cole will be doing him a kindness 5 treatment, Foley Kid- | highly appreciated both by The Star | vn 3 Boe, ee give quick relief. Sold and the master of the pup. Advertisement. | 7 to hold my position T am & Itkable sort of person, full of life and pep, and not in any sense & prude, but I have had good breed- ing and am a lady in spite of reduced citournstances, | I have always attracted the atten- tion of man, not because I tried to, or that I got myself up to attract, age made possible the laying of Seattle’s “Corner Stone.” BROWN'S ~ DENTAL OFFIcEs YW 4 106 Columbia St. Seattie’s Leading Dentist vip gag ores 0, YOU CAN PICK OUT THE HOME YOU WANT BY SHOPPING THRU THE STAR'S “GREATER WANT AD COLUMNS” STAR WANT ADS HAVE HELPED BUILD MANY HOMES IDAY many Seattle Dealers and Realtors are placing their WANT ADS in The STAR'S WANT AD COLUMNS, because they HAVE TRIED and FOUND that | STAR WANT ADS ; BRING ACTIVE RESULTS | Just ask any STAR WANT AD PATRON oy call _ MAIN 0600—and convince yourself. “My 28 bens had bees laying only 2 b 1 be iving {for Iam rather plain in my tastes. In my younger days I rather liked it but I can truthfully ay now that I don't Itke ft, and I try to avold ft Now my dear Mins Grey, am I to blame? How can I do differntty to oe, | SYO'4 this unpleasantness? It really . {ie & problem for me for I need to ry at! one $1 box of ve been getting 17 to 20 e« 9 to 10 doen a week, throug ber and January. My ben 4 have red comba Mra. J. HL. Enloe, “10 a week.” ‘Sl training to Mt herself tor m} end tt te all expense for me thin) Just now I bare & position hanging | to handle the business, but I beilev: | he wants @ week-end friend, one who | “thinks as he does,” whatever that | Star readers who would iti in- formation on the history the White House will recetve a copy of @ bulletin on the subject by writing to the Washington bureau of The Seatle Star, 1822 New York " f% ave, Washington, D. C., and tn- em reer Maal Com closing 2 cents in stamps for fi ref Taree times | Dostage. “Ds _— | | means, and, alas, I am afraid I know. | Tt is not funny or @ joke, ft fe a ‘Perlous matter to me, Aren't there any men any more who appreciate a food woman? Can't a woman be a good fellow and have @ good time without being @ rough-neck and going the limit? | I won't join drinking parties, 1 ont amoke nor will I go out on | week-end of all-night parties And I know lots of women who claim to be perfectly respectable who do. I do not say they are not, but ft ts not my idea of It. } What's the mater with me? Am I }* back number and a prude and don’t | whalebone rubber, which does | know {t? Of am I a vamp and don't cover the roof of the mouth if | realize it, and invite these unwelcome , have two or more teeth. | attentions? j Tees ae $5.00,» nusdand used to ten me that | Ro man would make an improper pro- Bh Pn Spotgeek F*- | posal to a decent woman unless she |invites tt, That has not been my ox- 1 00 perience, | 1 am to know Wednesday if 1 get | this position, In my heart I feel I won't, and I need tt so badly. But I think he sized me up as not his kind of & woman, and wouldn't “think | he did,” on all subjects. Please forgive me for taking so much of your valuable time, but I [et so discouraged and heartsick and ft Isn't a thing ‘you can discuss with very many because they can't or won't understand, Do other wom- en find ft so, and will not admit It? Will I have to step down in order | to make @ living or in order to win | another home? | T am haturally an optimist, but 1/ jam afraid I am in a fair way to lona| it and belleve the worst, Yours for some good advice, © T.R.M. rf en te ignore the wonder- ring from Don where? Why not let results, with ‘TEETH | EXTRACTION | FREE DAILY n All work guaranteed for 15 years Examination free. OHIO cuT RATE DENTISTS Koatablished 20 Years Second Ave. and University st. AN anything be morecon- clusive of my non-surgi- | cal, painless treatment for Piles | and other rectal diseases than that? Those who have undergone so-call- | ed “home-treatments” and success- ive operations for years have come to me and have been permanently cured. keeps skins clear in spite of everything ‘The smoke and dust of city life, th ind wind of the country, m and dirt of housework pel ruin for good complex- fons, But the regular use of Resinol Soap, with an occasional application of Resinol Ointment, keeps the skin soclean,c free that It simply cannot Ae/p being beautiful, Alldruggists sell Resto! Soap and Oto ment. Why don’t you begin using chem? DR. CHAS, J. DEAN ene ann Pen fan Wess LAND. OREGON WHEN WRITING Today the Hoge Building, in the heart of this city’s established financial district, houses more than a score of Seattle’s leading financial and investment institu- tions, including many branches of firms and _ corporations with country-wide activities. The com- plete personnel of the tenants of the Hoge Building is actually an index or directory of successful business, professional, and invest- ment banking firms, corporations and individuals. THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE With resources of more than $10,000,000 Occupies the entire ground floor of the Hoge Building, and to these quarters shortly will be added the entire ground floor of the adjoining Hoge Building Annex. These addi- tional premises will afford the bank ample room and facilities to accom- modate its rapidly increasing busi- ness.