The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1923, Page 11

= MONDAY, JULY ), 1928. oe | Ie y CHOW SEVEN ‘NEW F ABR | EA & rox Dromebe Cynthia Grey: 2" mae SY EDMOND SHELL, Love With Her Chum’s Husband, She Wonders If Happiness Can Ever Be Hers. moss: (ALUSTRATED By Dear Miss Grey: You have helps d so many I'm wondering ine Oyen service inc.ges RW, SOTTEREVRLD if you can also help me. My chum’s husband and I believe| that we are hopelessly in love with each other, Brand This P spiel a mt Bobi “ pour .y the exploits of} To me life doesn't seem worth living without him, and he “Chinese” Pennington, a detective sent by his government to s the > can’ r tme. I have tried my trike, . . ppgeort : t oe says that he can’t go on living without me, na ) | hoe f British North Bor €o to run to earth The Yellow Seven, “| very best to keep from loving him and I can’t, It is all that} | ® ® ¢ the gang of Chinese atte he I can think about. | Re I also love my cl ur *h and she loves me in re-| 1 of ‘| > § chum very much anc y Chinese Pennington thrust his head in at the doorway of tt a , a and 1| wate: umn. She has absolutel idea that her husband anc ey “i Hewitt's office and blinked toward where the commissioner © has absolutely no idea love each other, or she would give him up, for she would] think it best for all concerned, I feel Miss Grey, if we should tell her w sat at his desk, apparently immersed in thought, but, ir reality, watching the antics of a Siamese kitten that his ; sister was tantalizing with a champagne cork suspended ire. } would both lose the| from a string. best friend we have. Would I ever really be happy? Do you} “Me z “ thin ossible for me zo on being friends with them my ell,” demanded the intruder. “How's things?” aha nang oa ; The ae 80 om, peing ‘ owitt r is y|* re r lo’ as I do Capt. John Hewitt started guiltily and Monica, grasping It seems as impossible to give her up as to give him up.| istnas the folds of her kimono with one hand and the kitten with! « M still th } i ved She is the dearest friend on earth to me. | other, dropped into a « ; | eof Mo gt aid Chinaman on the 1 am not an idler, but a working woman and interested | bens) B commisstor Anyth ning cod} in and take an active part in church and social welfare | ‘ The man with the pecullar eyes to be| work, and my time could not be more taken as I really work | | - ne we « ee a from eight to 14 hours a day | lle r) 5.” be admitted. Have}, Any advice you give will be very much appreciated. 1| " recommended | yc buriea| have tried stayin way, but this girl phones and tells me en a) : i | we ~ ng. Sho held the ant-| him? that it doesn’t see ike home without my dropping in ry | het M Moe eee eae hem dowa| cate eunimstoute shook his head. day-or go.--What shall I do? LEW. | | | a Whak-ars you alt it?! been of this kind, my dear girl, but to me there seems no alter- ery papel toed Monica’s fore nkled pret m native—you must consider the other woman—his wife, and rifle straighter, ite dis my. i ag te Ing to give up the man. However, there seems really very little| {ts appearance ep tenes diag ee rewitt id: book da hid chaty doubt in your mind as to what is the best course of action, | trifie smarger name ed odd,” he admitted, | And there remains only the problem of calling upon your) The Kreate bs eittenene, ia thee wiale 4 “yprtone ma =|" You are aware that the othec weoncn ia your best friend—|"* trace nae ot oive-me | PACING Northwest Products Committee denly and made for |r e had an i » following ’ ‘ , F . i esmart came a preg satay) 8 ne hae clow!ne:| that she, in all probability, trusts both you and her husband|ron ‘nn rio sterekiaamierd . | te r * an tt 1 7 s to|patterns stopped 2 anced back over her ; t over his last resting ed ig ap t, 2% ye ts re ; ‘ ‘ AS ie ll doubt : Hn to|\p “Always” Good shoulder. . instead of keeping the whole | t er or not you dd te her o he love you and her of 10; di ‘ ‘Are you going to be friahitully a dead secret? : | husband have for each other. I say there is a doubt in your| |AS SK INCREASE | (@! ICIE e an 15 Gold Shield Coffee busy, Mr. Pennington?” she askec commissioner brought both}. cat pa righ \4 ITMOST IN Vacuum pack: Because I've thousands of things| hands on to the arms of his chair. | "ind, and yet I may not say that you are wholly unselfish, ARY| CONFECTION riginal flavor a to talk to you about when John’s I a quite know what to| /0? looming before my eyes is your question, “Would I ever | 4 SCHWABACHER BKOS. & CO., Inc. finished with you.” think,” he said slowly, ‘Ie Chai-| be happy?” To answer your question, I must say most em-| an aa fanth o: 11 i} Importers aud Roasters of Coffee | r ae 7 , y An addi onetenth of a m' ennington turned presently and| Hung’s dead, as I honestly believe he| phatically 0.” To some women, who live with the OFa6d, 114~ lave ia necked to keep the city Irnip> Cor i saw her brother regarding him curi-|is, there's precious lttle lett to worry |**119 the victor belongs the spoils,” I might hold out some : = an 7 ously about. On the other hand, if he) p70 ° 0 & ne Spotte, mig J J library operating on a modern basin, ADVERTISING you want to marry d somehow to get out of the| OPE Of a state of mind which they would call happiness, |iiyrary ofticials declare. They wit! | HEADQUARTERS e I imagine d rs it of PP f 4 T ‘ : P ° eee yt Aa brent he'd set for Brabazon—| but not to the woman I am sure that you are. i the clty sounall Mukai comet Re ial hte oN Blaauw-Hipple-Blaauw, youthful | He rose to hin fe behind | the room. “The but T must say that you did wror g in admitting your love th both you and the man concernec The Union National Bank , and all that you can do to Library ex i OF SEATTLE KICK STICK remedy ma rs now is to forget as best you can. “a Resources Over $10,000,000 IN EVERY Ly ; : t t y an. You can|, udged bi o walarios paid in|] Hege Bidg. nd and Cherry ones i ive without each other, perhaps more happily in the long|similar non of work, \t ts clalme = v Ee caitton run than you wou l together, for *h marriages seldom) w ibrary funds have been Je sioner of p furn out well. Sacrifice brings out the best in one, and your ne shot from his call to sacrifice has come both hands on the younger man's/ kin, eerie should }ton quiet! ca Pennington, old son,” he declared, | make sure Lumber and Mfg. Co. Vhone Main 1104 P. O, Hox 1595 If it is at all possible, I should advise you to move to an- other city. In the midst of new acquaintances The Largest Th amoscea Manufacturers of Saws in the World , new environ- Cotton and cottonaced, cigarets, y ‘i ' t KR DOORS, COLUMNS, ETC. HENRY DISSTON & SONS, Inc. a Noda plays ipa Page 3 ae, ment, and new activities, you can find contentment, if not leds Wika Mapid datcleo Weaeenae ous * Vd like bette happiness, I feel sure. It is ver probable that you will love Seattle, Portinnd, San Fimneisco acts ; ni “Thanks,” said agent—j again, tho, of course, yo l smile when you think of such in are my a i @ preposterous thing now. Time makes great changes, and be i If you ask me my opinion, I heals the worst of woun has you Centennial . Pacific Door & Mfg. | There is ; ae i ne f —s should say you've as much likelihood | é re 18 no use in giving up, no joy in such grief. You lero PLASTER Fs RK ot being successful as any — on] “It's a hell of a nu must chips up, try your best to put this man entirely out of is sure a visitor Geattlo pa, Seattle nes the island. Why don't you ask her—/ nounced somewhat testily, | your mind, and fill up the vacancy wi om € i ate there for want of = Bud now?" solng thru with it for your sake! one else, I wish for eds the t it n vig h Vopr alien If life doos exist on the planet . WASH. BLDG. PRODS. Dalal ML Weck 9 Supetan as Pennington waved.a hand tn front Mc preity) y he contentment that I am sure you! ssnecialty developed respiratory and | “ee 5 . . of him as {¢ to dispel a mist that} Pennington closed the door after | Ue Jind. other organ are necessary to It. yoorine s had suddenly arisen. him and strolled toward whi Mra. ted te Peng ; “You sent for me because your/ Viney was sitting, tho Siamese cat}, On what da ha week did Feb las Grey will recetve catiera || ‘The world may be grov q y was over-run by the Yellow| curled up fast asleep in ber lap. A 1994, come? in her office Monday, Wednesday | | acter all Stephen Vadeaz, SKINNER & EDDY i wen gang. The instant I embarked | chair—a long cane affair, with cush: | ee , Friday, from 1 to 2 p. m,igarian engineer, has inve CORPORATION on my Investigations I realized that/ions In chintz covers—was drawn up I oa Tuesday and Thursday || voat-pocket gram no t their leader ai-Hung—was the|so closely that its protruding arm al-| 1a. m. to 12 m. each |/than a watch. There is room SEATTLE toughest ‘nut I had yet set out to| most touched Please do not come for ten plates, giving « reper PEANUT BUTTER ft was after I was certain imes, ax 20 selections. E ris a ngs toward your sis’ mophone, with a collapsible pdonesl aera All Grocers e to myself never to sub-| at takes full-size records mit my proposal until I had finally it Is no larger than a kodak oe run ChalHung to earth.” | ‘The girl regarded him th Seattle & Rainier Hewitt stood stroking his smooth| “Yes,” she admitted odes Mt, ca three ¢ * i black hair }to tell me what I ought to do. It/¢ taken sthariiscrde Valley Railroad Co. “Well,” he declared. “You accom-| seems #o dreadful to have some f eggn “Made Right in the West” winter Ave, f plished what you set out to do. You] 4 It's been 50@ Mercer, Seattle AT THIRTY-NINTH SOUTH caught Chai-Hung in his own trap. Garfield 3545 h = The «go r thanked you person- al use to anybe supposed to be k § house for fi dropped wearily into a| my broth He looked after himself chair |very well before I came out. Tho PER TON « el,” he told him.|truth is—I'd nowhere else to fo. 1 oan $6.55 it BUNKERS contract was to get the blighter | interfere with his v that I'y | hen, where and b Black Diamond ce I did neither. | ually anxious for m: and he's | and ougt was the longest glove ahateda’ | Za i a horde of his rut-| seriously exercised as to my future.” At New Orleans, LA. Furnace Coal F | els and young Braba-|She picked up her fan and yawned you didn’t even | between A. Bowen and J PACIFIO COAST COAL Co. i zon to get out of the scrape into| behind it. “Things can’t go on like) ing 7 hours and 19 A NORTHWEST PRODUCT y which he'd t Brabazon took | this forever, can they recov. | rounda, ending in a draw or So d my pistol ‘em off, while I| “I suppose not,” agreed Penning-| ering the| eee Dry-Sox an thre ung’ into death-|ton, inwardly cursing hix luck that | unvarnished What was the largest number of Bill B ter, Shoes TODD DRY DOCKS, chamber! It was full of polsonous| prevented him voicing what to eon whom nly whe Inc. jill fumes, I'll admit, and I doubt if a moment, was an amazingly 9 the victim was to be!|ani WASHINGEON Bs Mod*ure. co. sentisalievucks Ty could have lived in it; but I'd solution to the difficulty at I wanted to talk to] =P Tunney and Jack Jones Senttic, Wank. . D., t have gi hing I possesse mly one thing for t ponal | fought 276 rounds in Cheshire, Eny.,|{ aay Wenereone, = | | ___CE SHIP (REPAIRS OUR to see t face composed nica desperately n 1825, Jon , Foe ie last slee ried!” to observe the effect of ouglas Fir "You ignore the importance of cir- ston crimsoned to the root but| What ts t f the South | creouoted Di g vidence,” sald Hewitt, |of his ruffled hair | y unruly {American ec what ts {ts | Products RYE’S & month ago. There| ‘Married!’ he echoed blankly. at sprouted up at the b |area? How does It compare with the | PACIFIC CREOSOTING DELICIOUS HAM AND hasn't been a single outrage since.| “1 suppose you're go! to tell me|of his head, Just where the frregular | tte ek ve | COMPANY “Ever; thine MoUs RADON fe ate : ok | Cooting andeds razil {9 the largest, it has an area | le We FRYE’S WILD ROSE LARD” Warhaiteshe-inquirel with oxag of 32 6358 square miles, which 4s | || Northern Life Bldg. Seattle, Dee ae aes gerated disinteredness, 250,000 square miles greater than the | Pacis Northwest Products That AD VENTURES rs Would you like | rea of continental United States | SWEATERS rve Your Patronage OF THE TWINS | Eo AMERICAN PAPER KNIT GooDs é r ‘Good Lord, no!" Ww are the principal exports of MPANY SEATTLE He turned ‘d her, his t Egypt? co WHAT THE GLOOMS SAID jface twisted Into an ext Senttle, Washington Don't Ask for Crackers—Say SNOWFLAKES PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT Co, t phate and rice have shown St to y orainary man. You see I don't Bedtime Is Set by you as an ordinary being ‘ v's his name?” asked Pen! Educational Bureau } | WASHINGTON, Jul Official bedtimes for Johnny and Susie are horrified amazemer ators for Ohio Matches and ‘Oh, I woul nt Brand Line of Brooms Start the Day Right Roman Meal Porridge A Balaneea ge Watablished 1863 PUGET MILL CO. Sentue pouGLas. FIR LUMBER Mills a | te begins with a she volun: | teered wickedly. | Dawson!" nnounced by the bureau of educa tion. t Of edUoA: | cus cont dress {8 notable: alwaye “I didn't say It was Dawson!” She! seven o'clock for the 4yearold, |for its smart line, It 1s that which looked down at her fing Would irty for the youngster ot | Jhas given it long life, success and you udviso me to marry him?" she|s $4 7 vont notion SEARS, ROEBUCK | continued innocently Hight o'clock or possibly 8:20 for| There is only one way in which Regier Hh itayt Sp oy Wy Bas ctictees Tego ee eas caleegs tekcntad ein BO te AND CO, « me that? Why not con-|¢ to 44 proved—that 1s, by the new fabrics, The J. M. Colman Western Store, Seattle, W | your brother, a woman friend 1 i 12" in’ ne + Seattle, Wash, | t @ o'clock or a little Inter for 12|They come in new weaves, in Company | me nd 13-year-olds |jacquard patterns, in brocade de onds later, the brain) ‘ren o'clock may possibly be in vague or striking plate Colman Creosoting Works storm had passed and he found bim-| squeezed out for one who is all of 14.| A coat dress made of any of them || Colman Dullding, 811 First Ave xelf on the threshold of his own] iphone based on the theory that|asks for no trimming—it is suf: han dibel Vetoes room at the Commissioner's bungi- the ¢amily + at 7, ficiently smart in itself. BLEND haba |low. — ae i. Ne World's rere Ss akitpartee' As ee As he stammed the door after him, Me es cakes and pastry oa for bread. “Oh, do try a8 hard as you can,” urged the head Gloom a LSATiGN Wad Shi siammesd Kite ¢ | } Se hited oan te A va Sziaaation wae the Simoes xiven-t Zero Meals for Torrid Days Co. a s whispered all the little place we ca et, About this ¢ Po maponlach posh peace, a or Lik pn it antag {and he almost trod on It before he Has the hot weather put you and yours off food? Do you find : ae nie O14 Cross Patch lives over 9 {tia en Mest Mich sc bret ahd ‘ya | was aware that it was there, He steaks, pork chops, stews, plum pudding, etc. too much these hot aE oa ses tohind a ro over you: jhis dessert out in his garden | rescued {t gently and placed tt on days? Wouldn't you like the recipes for a long list of cool dinners Al BER Miidkat.o€ ‘sn tio a Jeats a dozen bananas #o he'll get In- 1 14 roided bianket at the foot of the for hot days? If you would, then fill out this bulletin and send it | TRS RPE ; erga tnd A jungle |digestion and when ho wets Indiges- | ¢4 ‘ to the Washington bureau of The Seattle Star, 1322 New York ave, WASHINGTON PEACOCK BUCKWHEAT y we cant tion he gets so cross he could bite) (continued In Our Next Issue) || Washington, D.C. Me wet at him to get his tad old magic|a nail in two, And hé loves to be | : Brand stick away from him. cross #0 tra does,’ AAA AANA AAA AAAAAAAA AAR AAAAARAA ARAL OR PERMANENCE - o t's nothing!” scoffed| “And he. likes to make everybody 5 Har D CEMENT ASSN. \ Me can fake us Anywhere, Havent ped ee ag A eae You are alwayn confi- 322 New York Ave., Washington, D. ©. | t NANAIMO sebelah apart A Ptclal be a taille beauty ’ PI 1 copy of the free bulletin, “Cool Di M sky Bow?" And she a c. atick.” dent that your lease send me a copy of the free bulletin, “Cool Dinners | to the kind fatrym Naat aa seu can |} Bas been rabid for Hot Days,” for which I inclose two cents in stamps for WELLINGTON COAL rought them to Wet B ; ard a9 you can, its highest poss: hs postage. | A Pacific Northwest Product brought them to Wet Blanket the head Gloom. “We're #0|) after using Gouraud’s Li Northwest Products BARTON ‘Mined tn Britlah (Geten ) M d of being Gloomy and we want Oriental Cream. White YANG ii aWeisvesont orthwes! I ‘oduc! & CO motte & MILLIE), Bal i kia b finest magic to be happy again, Our real namo|} Flesh-Rachel. ie 1 Committee I e ; @ Fairy Queen had in he the Grinners, We used to be Send 10¢ for Tral Sure ams acon More house and the Twins | happy we grinned all the time be TT. noPnin 6801 ’ peat Chamber of hare wear ‘em everywhere. 1 un’ gill tore, We Ware REMIT New York . ommerce SEATTLE, WASH. aise A tHe tMcen in chrioten.| dunt you walt” promlaed Nano, | gal a Penance na ae STIMSON MILL CO, wW Gor ; tartin “We'll help you to be , |\— = Loggers and Manufacturers of ag we little Glooma| your old selves main as well as State, ....5 Vo eesvevmorervoederoedecse Li Sa fa tn go i a (PORT, OF SEATTLE = couldn any other way, “'The 0 Be C ¥ Skater: ry Then | (To Be Continued) you a8 near to the | (Copyright, Seattle, U. 8, AL Owns and Operates Publlo Wharves, Warehouses and Cold Stora; by Seattle Star)