The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1923, Page 15

FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 15 i oe Pm oUW Ow SEVEN, Cynthia Grey: |. FRAU WIL HE LM | ON HER BI BIKE | Are Your Goldfish Happy? THE BOX TRICKS Ire It Fair for Married Men to Flirt With Other Girl fill out th oupom; a | When They Deny Their Wives the Same Privilege? 4 f PARRA PAARL OLR N AAP PAPE APANIN By EDMOND Sane...) | Inquire 3 a Bachelor Girl. & ye, : Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, —— - oops WAUSTRATED By 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. € Ouea SERVICE InC.\4 Raw SerreaF ein BY CYNTHIA GREY be \ At I want a copy of the bulletin, “Goldfish, Their Care in i men, many of them mature, think it } k 5 Ii Aquaria,” and inclose berewith five cents in stamps BEGIN HERE TODAY | the a C ation In any qua Why do marriec ight to flirt and ea on with women acquaintance especially the single ones, when they resent it if their wive act similarly? Thus queries a bachelor girl of 40 I wonder. Perhaps it is the outgrowth of the double tandard which society has recognized for so many years. ; City. the why and wherefore of thew theirs was merely the lot “ a to obey the orders of man. NOW GO ON Wirt THE STORY hese times, however, Penning Things are quite different now. The bottom has prac Monica ga ton never ailable © came) tically been kic out of the old double standard uf moral 7 ot 7 . g these past 20 years. It is no doubt much more diffi- 4 #8 cult for man to readjust himself to the new order of thing iy / Cua ; | A One Good Dressing Deserves Another— tha t s or 2 fair ister. She : Sle uw ee { t . he Lp Aa see it gl t. wid Sts 7! is ae ca A “ey @ With the perfect Mayonnaise as a base, you can Fundamentally there is no more reason why a man should : f Page | make half-a-dozen others—dressings that the flirt than. his wife—there’s no good reason why either of 4 eee ; smart restaurants and clubs serve and that so them should do it. Regardless of the prating of those men , 5 many people regard as “party fixings” and be; and women who kid themselves with the thought that they , f yond home talent. The perfect Leiria 1 perior in will power to the average person, their AM; estine actions eventually lead to mischief. The young woman's letter follows: r Miss Gr Why do men of mature age think it all right to flirt and carry on with women of their acquaint ance, especially the single ones, but resent it when their wives flirt with other men? Chey invariably explain it by saying t it doesn’t mean : anything to them—it’s just pastime, ete. But if friend wife é ( cthe dressing made of new-laid eggs pry the shows a little too much attention to some man, hubby liter-| Princess Hermine, wife of the ex-kaiser of Germany, out fod oitey and within taney wee ae ally “goes right up in the air,” and insists there's something! for a morning ride on the estate at Doorn. The girl in the Dressing: }4 cup GOLD MEDAL Moyonnaise, to it, eo ed Slag, Pena yay 44 cup Chili Sauce, alittle grated Pimento to flavor, I am single, 40 and proud of it, and I mean to stay single _ - Add grated cheese and chopped pickles, ud J . -, copy of The Salad Bow!, « book of Gold Street and No State I am in a position to see both sides of this question, and I'd ys a danger of the coupling break Medal Reasons and Recipes. like mightily to know the answer, if there is one. PM re wy. 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