The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1923, Page 11

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"It Pays to Read the Ads.” Find the omitted letters, tell us where they were omitted from, and mail GOL ise, Gray ¢ nee ens ech: letters haye been purposely omitted from the advertisements The eighteen letters, when correctly arranged, will spell your answer to the Contest Editor, care The Seattle Star. and Devil's appetizing fi occasion for one for’ your next or get one to- you night ‘tor dinner. { BOLpTs: Be home BAKERIES | ee) 913 Second aid 1414 Third l pth Queen City Market _Corner Public Market 4 and th mC Look for My New Store W. B. CLIFTON Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler Now at 108 Pike St. We Plene 00 Cent of Our Customers A CLE. Barber Shops OF DISTINCTION For Each Customer PETER G. SMITH 1421 Fourth Ave. 910 Second Ave. u kn to bt in the Buyer's read [ th dvertising Im the Huy~ hould mean some amall cont, many thot ous 4 1h ved people who are prospective buy- 7 +e Think it oy ers of your goods or of your Main 0600 A at Us Reblock Your Old One! 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Prizes will be awarded once a month and prize winners will be an tounced in Tho Seattle Star the first Wednesday of cach month, A new set of letters will be omitted from u new set of advertisements on the first Wednesday of each month. Firgt Prise 5 Second Prize .... Third Prize UHL BROS. Incorporated WALL PAPER PAINTS Murphy Vanishes and Enamels 511 UNION ST. Phone Main 5593 The Couch Printery 500 Cards etterheds velopes 700 for $2.50 19 Pike Place Market, Lower Floor ARE YOU LOOKING FOR RESULTS? An ad placed regular- in the B will bring them. It is literally a guide for buy ers. Tell the 75,000 read- ers of The Star your message thru this med- ium. A few dollars in- vested here will pay big dividends. s Guide nervlee, PHONE MAIN 0600 YOUR OLD HAT MAE NEW BOWLER’S 517 Union Main 3985 Let’s Play Whist— Where? At the Central Whint Club, 421 Ollve St Main 521. Des Moines Spend your Sundays and Holidas at the Beach! Good Bathing and Picnic Grounds Dancing Saturday PSYCHOL OC DOKA A ND LM and al advice help affnire to me HOURS 10 TYPEWRITERS All Makes Realred, Rented, Specint Hentn! Rates Given to Students SEATTLE TYPEWRE REPAIR Co, A094 Arcade Md, Sold and CHINESE DocToR Nature Chinese Herbs Remedie © W They Tinney Furnlure Away With a Smile! 1609 8th Ave, near Pine Say Gives Nights 9 P.M. Until 2 A. M. —at the— ; x . pore hed, 15 Is Des Moines Beach On weneenae tess Pavilion MODEL ELBCTRIC LAUNDRY 1201 Int Ave. Main 0; Main 9018 DR. WO al PRIVATE AUGHT LUSSONS-- > Bo-Peer 1 Bird had the | TABLE ‘THE BUYERS GUIDE Ballroom Dancing 10 A.M. to 10 PLM. Dally SANTIPRACTIC Pine at lrondway We Match Your Coat and Vest first long pants; sp Pants for Dress, Busi Sport Wear, All-Wool and Tweeds, $4.95 to Specialty Pa 104 Firat Ave. of our a1 OF Wood, n IKMAN pre Gloanen when ve and restore eyesigh » CHAS. BCIWA 0 MALT SYRUP AND HOPS 109 UNIVERSITY Seattle MAIN 5046 | FREE DELIVERY. West days only, HART Tuesdays and Ralance of city daily ts Store Co, near Cherry fined for wl ats better x today for m good big Kencon 0012 WEST STUDIO BLDG. Serges $9.95. Fri- -| plete change. PAGE 11 Vacation Time—It Cau rgument in One Home— Husbar i Plans Fishing Trip With a Bunch of the “Boys”; Wife Must Take Kiddie With Her. BY CYNTHIA GREY Is it ¢ ght for a man and his wife to take their vacae tions at different times? Sho ( ife agree to her husband going on a fishing trip while she takes all the children to the springs for a veek-end outing? Does the husband need a vacation more than the wife, who is home all the time? ra lengthy note to Cynthia a woman pute these queries, She says: “Miss G ny husband is beginning to plan for his vaca- tion. He wants to go with a bunch of on a fishing party. They will be gone a wee “When I said, ‘How about n id the children?’ he said, ‘You all can go to the springs for the week-end. It will bea nice, safe place for the children and a rest for you!’ \ rest for me? “I told him I didn’t see how it was going to be much of a rest for me if I had to get the children ready alone; have all the trouble of getting them up there, and then watching them every minute. “He seemed to think I was unreasonable and refused to talk any more on the subject. Don’t I need a rest as much as he does? “Was I right or was he right? GET HIS HELP BEFORE HE LEAVES Both of you need a vacation, Probably your husband feels he change If he dren; ‘ANXIOUS.” needs a complete outdoor doesn't want this change in company with his chil- if it isn't a treat for him to be with his family fora two at beach mountain resort, the only do is to accept the situation and make the week or thing best of it, Instead of fighting with him and letting him go away on his trip with a grouchy feeling toward you, change your tactics. Tell him you think it will be nice for him to have the com- Then ask him if he won't help you plan your outing so that you will not have all the worry of packing, traveling, etc., alone. Couldn't you make all your arrangements, pick out @ pleasant recreation place and then have your husband go ath you and settle you in before he leaves on his own outing? : Then make up your mind to have a good, jolly time, PLAN INSTEAD OF QUARRELING There is no question but that a mother should be able, ‘now and then, to get away from her fan.‘ly and have ag complete a change as the business man does when he goes fishing and leaves the world and his troubles behind him. If you feel this way, the best thing would be to wait till he returns, then arrange for someone to take charge of the and go to a hotel, or trip, somewhere, either with some other woman friend. Try not to quarrel over the vacation. that you may both have a real benefit. or some ou can home, on @ alone or Instead, plan it 80 Miss Grey will receive callers in her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 1 to 2 p. my and on Tuesday and Thursday m. to 12 m, each Please do not come at other times, as it seriously inter the || feres with her writing. 4 mackintosh be clean both sides with a rinse with ole is removed, smooth as} sible with the hands. > dry without wringing. r water un- | | from 11 @ and | week, © the 1, Owen and Alge with meanings non? spear; | well descend | red. stro! the Does a married woman sign her own name or her married name to @ Algernon, whis A married woman “Mary Scott,” not signs herself, Mrs, Charles in social correspondence. 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