The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1923, Page 11

TUESDAY, JULY AUE YELOW SEVEN. | 0 S-peer : . THE MUTIN © C¥mlhia Grey: Gossip of Seattle Shops mcm sr orn ne THE SEATTLI TAR PAGE 114 an - ae Origin of the First Umbrella f aan THe Do Men Ever Love Ugly Girla?. If You Think Ther A ae ‘ a happy note—that’s when you can shine as a ‘ CLEARI NG Don't, iad Read ie Lett rs Be fa shi Ae. Japanese -arasols Now in Style hostess—however new you are at housekeep- seo ashe te anne | sured — Most Men Admire Charm More Than|| Street Umbrellas Are Shorter ing. The secret of your success will be ‘ > Row Serrensy Looks, Is the Advice of One Reader to “Ugly . Ouea sence incised Mise #0." BY KATHRYN DWYEE So egea eon sige ie 9 AE |: ‘ BEGIN HERE TODAY to a flimay t ha motal ha a no AN AD heteenth of et GOLD MED L i a : ae Mr A Pe “i vn 5 eryone seen terested in the plight of “M Twenty,’ |t Nat w ery proud|me of t het rasols -f @ a t o » . t >» and , Py € ay ing . the coverin of the ur relia. d gion susp . : 4 eavent f ¥ you! wre some of the letters: 7 5 thet = € me shade wai 4 “ an byte 1 oy ~ } the tangy, teary, dasoving that mahes salads seen ite ent 4s : ambled to hi na} Dear Miss Grey: My hat’s off to “Also Twenty.” She's| "er ae kot to the place |umbrelian hed to be carried Mk ‘ PME vender, cold roast veal'with crisp new celery. Mix to be NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY! bore soo aisad a darling. I like her style. She'll surely make some man a nd an be evolved jhe idta|™ie Tiwonder if the little. hove with Gold Medal Mayonnaise, served in icy-cold t 9:30 erare geo eS a good wife, and if she don’t get a good husband he ought to|st carrying her at ound with |MADAse them \better than tte’ Z tomato cups—in nests of heart lettuce leaves J Saar og: pee At u ame| girls will follow her advice they will land in the first row|!"*" por cae jong ruffled ones in soft pastel shade Gnas Peet Pee ” esda y “Thin aft ne . 2 ala and be happy. I'd like to have my own daughter know her. in i syck t aj A tiny ¢ strutting und: No The Taste Talle cre n : Girls, there is a wonderful lesson in letter. Read it Ko mit 8 one of these umbrellas really make i THE BEST FOODS, Inc. rt t ied. ‘i aby ¢ firnt asol ¢ od the heat 1 the burtle of th 4th Ave, at 23rd St. ee 8 ad. er A narticulate again and profit by her, advice DAD. ntown streets bearable . or ae We eee .. and} grunts follov ston plucked) Dear Miss Grey: “Twenty” asks shall she marry the man % : gee o.e @ ave thay. Mar, Pasian ote ane Mira. Viney” he sald’ aver hia| Sh@ loves? She surely shall. Why, the ugliest woman I have] The poor primitive lady Street umbrellas of silk wear He'll tell you all ab it ould fo you mind waiting for) Seen in years was the loveliest person one ever met. She did) ico the « rate structt ' but t om lt horter ‘and a | randy gown, covered with tiny ruf-|to have two » bs, one standing Pha 4 weary | ainine not even look well in her best cloths; but oh, her smile! v from her leat and ttle smaller thay ear vs Whe. & Ie Yelgw cepieney, Bat, eves cae a ww am poked pe Her husband was nice looking and her children sweet, but : ~ a t th aff k handle ee eae rapt in putts ia ne’ t Pee: after all was said—she WAS homely. She was one of the | (ren eee earned, I t It is carrked ‘hy a Speman OG weNgEm lack wil rib: 1a \ te to be cheerful and make others happy, and everyone loved t might not have time tO lots and elaborate it cortainly i Terie suet Men fie ecesg A } Fd we ridin’ tale ‘ : 3 eeaery HES ie in the umbrella family we ‘ rd at ‘a t on the track of| On the other hand, to further prove that physically unat It re 1 e ee oe 3 A Bhonie = vt forget the family affair tour ‘i re ting t f with effort ul to look upon, but few You et um carved | 1 past pinhole yracse's ns Or. qunehine pale t material. Monica caught b tm sing as se t match ur frock, t ‘ t mE AM ac bcethecs leave. und ‘valed ties thea e and temperamental. We er, the state of y< nd and | ueht Then I saw a beautiful thing made PACKING CLOTHES «rim half-hour that fol-| 4ll received a share of her temper, and it took hours to comb/|\). + f pocke | see from white crepe 4 ne, app t kin, runk pre : : t " »6 de ch pparen' packing a ink prepara a out there, Jack lows 1 sh lost — sense of tims and arrange her hair. I have seen her take a lovely hat i oe | r group of treet umbrellas |iy- It was a mane of rufi nd the|tory to fot Journ ‘ st ae 4 ° Nefote her ee | slam it time after time upon the floor because it did not fit) 1 r | quite ordinary from the out-| handle was of carved ivor was | Pieces of cardboard » smaller ‘ w : Yes, “beauty is only skin de I "Y-SIX ‘ to | pat ting or lighter shade | would be @ tiny reflection on the face 6 you do not expect to need A ently. ; " ." él! SD : sdequate pror| tus se ey hah i chatrn fal the wearek: St wan béeitiicl tat in tissue paper and attach tee so # told me ax much as I/ Dear Miss Grey: I was interested in the query from the sun, but it you |of unex ss, t00. ‘Blues, grays, | think what would happen if it should {them to the cardboards. ‘They will be nent, the 5 se wad ‘hive ieabktaiis ugly girl of 20 who wonders if men ever re love ugly that * t00 | black 1 deep reds or pur-| happen to rain h and unwrinkled when you tl: istine- and backoned, sounds so utterly hopeless,’ ita trou! th | ples are mtlonal shades for ohio) pack thm. i jouse. e for time?" sho declared . I know they do, for plain women are often the most mente fen jae Moe Seger en wor Sriacieeey, noveilg, dong | q her wrist-watch > Galatia ] : ; 4 A * 3 . « thing about|in fearful stripes and dots, touch an old-fashioned Uttle umbrella JELLY her wrist-watch Penni on was leaning a, Q r " > refer char " etre | 4 st of a eaiualag baton, or A oer pot he Rare charming, and most men prefer charm to looks. God gave}, ert heir unexpected #6 te |which called for a mitted hand and| When your jelly will not set, you 94 Aavt. Don out too long.” attarnatels everyone some beauty—no matter how plain he or she may} ness. You see them stan up| During the summer there {sa much |a family coach. It wasn’t big enough | can overcome the difficulty by adding E TEaunts beaked ak Died mek seem. Perhaps, “Miss Twenty,” the man who loved you at|and think that you never saw | wider range in umbreljas. I saw one|to keep off much sun, but {t could|a little lemon juice or some white econds later he h wed down first sight saw that one beauty God gave you that others 90.097 Has 06; a Mier peak ees Midi aa 2412 Bal be oe fade Mts st a sien : toward | * Have failed to see MRS. THIRTY-ONE sal i.e 7 ‘ in: to Grebe fort aes ¥ *s = ‘ah ; BT ARTE? “ Ady purple or q Aa r T rada Aa Rote m il a m, ¢4 : ey ed down th Per ep a Dem > ‘ rs ary oS. SoM f thougt c passage to tapped on the| making a hurrt : * meee mage nisi ed do Bo res sort of creat : ! : / eth to face with th ft S ro ts | 1 f * Pi this life. a Rees b inous a of Ohb 1 . e : * | a i with ese “ ! dt * eee fr plece was t shite The Family Shakespeare tn 10 ru e¢ The " n which notht is added to | 4% a. 3 hi wooden sur How many r Lite A mt se were wearing | q face gazed horror-stncxen be-| Damar fl he original text; dut mbrelias themselves were wearing }fore her at a dagger Inet ene: exyren ; ay handie that stuck upright & fed j table, {ts thin iM be re 4 a heap of é miles of pe cel i H 4 }Dimiy, as y aso Malta ah o back to her, she realized tly ae + ¢ Wha ‘as sl pice ck cane ; ° ° ° : satirized are dead ide ¢ nd se m t owr “ 4 ee eae ee | wn ne mee eh ainty Freshness o The person with the lower berth | “Mt Ko ove : ‘onve ndlo. has the seat facing forward. be gay be parese ther ‘ e ] a cae Oud tlaren § Garments most ‘diotle ne : a called Thoma. ~*~ ter, His n 4 hegre HERE isn't anything quite preventing wear, thus increasing de Ssh Borah : b so charming as the crispness the life of the material. Linit : ' midiOrow the peake.” ‘Ajter pte DELICIOUS EGG DISHES of your children’s dresses, nor was originally developed for the he generally sprang up and app ! . . . . the "Sas Ral Na eens) ode itaddoon Aten al Rergeethe A gant Dirantpione: detkieat wage oe ncanecd anything in which a mother use of the makers of fine fabrics, ad wsand times more re-| peared on the stage in New York i the takes more pride. and is now for the first time avail- . ht heart Ao | age. and his growing mental infirm. t : w, indlous a two-x The trouble is to deep the able for family use. 4 is eco tov, ty caused h J swithdrase h ; : . : acing dea teaver tees a to 4 Feat nces,'| he dicd in Hoboken, N. J., in 1908 little dresses looking fresh and For baby’s dainty clothes, the servant was flung like | 3 adr ies ih e dainty. One reason for this is that there is nothing that produces 3 to the office, still clinging! aid the girl, flushed What ts block coa Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, :; rcs : 2 al Laeama en 2B Cert ordinary starch does not resist the quite such a delightful effect as Ta I wish » copy of the bulletin, “Ways of Cooking and dust or permit the fabric to stay Linit—or gives sucha fresh, spot- to the roots of her hair. Serving Eggs,” and inclose herewith a two-cent postage stu : oe “Yor Yor van Mergen dle ie clean. less appearance. be: § y not? I shall be at my wits A pu leave mo al Wire o VSe ) caseaes That is why mothers welcome broke. Hur 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS “If Chi ons of us, Linit, the remarkable new starch Important To. You = NICK’S GOOD ADVICE gain uldn't he send for me while you discovery, re % r Jack? de Necie Tigh ech on E sure to use Linit according nit re § rt to directions, and unlike ‘ Mate seo and free-running like water, it other starches, you will not find eS gah mabe ede LL penetrates every thread of the [init stiff or jelly-like. This is . | Penniniion’s one weakens tay tn fabric, and helps strengthen it, why Linit goes much furtherthan ee os the old-fashioned kind of starches eat EA ed ldo —and why it is easier to iron with ee valentris. torel tn tht Linit. y of i brothe belt Bk Go to your grocer, ask for a : KaPOR I obeoh os te tala 10c package of Linit and begin a few seconds later at the to use it for all fabrics. Perfec- sae tenC Widce ghe hata tion in starching guaranteed—or man ‘who had ‘impersonated Pen your money refunded. orde to proceed ini Je “What can be the matter?” asked Nancy anxiously pad left the, beaten Produce Robuinp Cotmaeecs ag ets U8" toa hoc, Wan noctt| tecsenty Glosevoead. ont vs hate to oranctca oo lousy Untarwoven aa makers of the famous Argo : be little. It's awful to be little, so|to exclude the stars, the humming it is! We can’t run inst, and wejof countless legions of insects in bright light of the} Starch—Karo évrup and Mazola i Salad and Cooking Oil. pe” of crying had come from And it only took them a second can’t eat a lot, and we can’t hear|thelr ears, t | to discover. who was doing It. It|quch, and. we're, just, nothing a elects torch describing an ttum| Pex manent Wave ect) was the Little Peezers, if |nated circle on the back of Wong ‘ . | JOHNSON -LIEBER co. \ Where a moment or two before| “But just think!” Nick ‘reminded | See. | N 7 Ik. Ch id E ae e they had all been so funny and so|him, And all the other Little Poez.| |The night air blew auddenty chill ow Quick, Cheap and Easy #) | Seattle, Wash. : happy, now every last one of them|ers stopped crying 1 listened | nd A sight shiver ran thru Monica. | iS | j ab Gettin tio find te alata hard. “It's fine. to be ittte in tots| | Her companion brought. his head} New Liquid Puts 7-Day Curl in Straight Hair | , But they were so tiny it took|of ways. When you're sick there'a|*!most to a level y Uh ba Bibs ag Ap ipsespihss mich a dittle bit of you to sutter!| “Cola?” ho demanded softly, un now iiquid has been | quires a charming new softness about a bushel o n to ¢ ft 1 i 1 rhe aniileds UB at AIR vhich means that keop- | and fluff, that It falls in beautifully : eno be heard at ail and about | And when you fall down there's i baaityst eat i 1 atural ea and curls, and best , ‘ y Rie Héldsot them to tale. wiraal)|Much a lttls bit of you: fo’ get hurt! mt re Actually, I'm su st things In| of all, it stays wonderfully 4 . | premely content.” wavy and curly for a full week or noise J And when you havo to take a bath | "a. etanged Into allence again aight, dull or Think of being able to . ss “What can be the matter?” asked | there's such a little bit of you to " ote y be, Juat one all about your hatr for a 5 ee. : Paull dah MIEHVaGaUl “ANd rien [and Pennington, conscious of a} i w Hauid will e week, knowing that Domino ‘ _@ Nancy fously, dropping on her | wa 1 soap! An piididering, inconsumnble dire: veithet permanent wave | Curletto will keep It beautifully e knees and speaking us eoftly she ‘Oh, stop, at erled oll the Tite} y, hero tel | from 7 40 10] wayy and curly, as wel harm= ‘ . : } r ttly (ieee Hepa ported ait the Tit: Jin, glanced covertly at the trim] No need to pay big focn to] ingly neat, and’ well drow And | kne c In it that bad old Cro Iai Staendies : poy araln. | igure of the attractive widow who sors, } eed to fu “ with it's so Mhexpensive—Jjust a fow Patch? Has he been here frighten ne old Cro utc comes back, | kent pace with him, and was glad| hair ever day to keep Jt} cents an application! if ; js “4 fs in ceenle t | curly. No need to uae ruinous hot : i jng you tell him to get our. Thank you, that he had let her come, Hol Surly: Wo need to vee rinole hot ; "Or tC piped out tiny Little | na, we're not afraid of anything | quickened hi tep, until Moniea| or kid curlers, put be Hi) dolng Get Domino Curlette today for just a worer. "That t what'n the iia ow.” Pain ih thai . , #o molaten the hair with a few] a I price, Money back if y ‘ $ y Pe Th just what's the mat- | n! eis cnn found herself compelled'to run 0) qrony of thin Hauld, called Dom! no, Sold nt-good drugetete and dopart 1 ter, Refore he camo along we wer f © Be Continued) keep up with him Curlette. Then watch the r mont n everywhere, including Owl \ as happy as files in a honeypot, but | (Copyright, 1923, by Scattel Stary (Continued in Our Next Issue) You will find that your ha Drug Co, (J stores), {o AT UN a tL Nth et Ar PG ena aaa f