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

ay FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1028 RATTLE STAR PAGE 12 THE t, in the atate 1 am not sure about - . . as . 0 the tt tnat you ; ; J eee rr i ‘ t I Another Cry From a Girl Seeking a Pal—Feels For- arat seated egy ‘ f ‘ ‘Thanking you, BY EDMOND SweLt, sultabie! Dear Miss Grey: I am a. girl nearly nineteen and with t ener iandes or) Sahil aarrlandatidancacabeamok | tidartotes AC WAUSTRATED By out boy or girl friend 1 could not keep up with the high | fre", 4 ep thy: — Over SERVICE InCgEs. Row SeTER FIELD ; Dombers; that} School crowd, 1 don’t feel sorry for that, for I found) ~ eo BEGIN HERE TODAY t b . Pl pes v out that most of their mothers worked to keep their 1 Mins ¢ y [RRAS on =, ale the strain was on the under side.” |) ks and poured t\score for me—my mother has nev orked j tee “aes a Pr eles ’ ={9)) | : ges ecture, Hela stitt het I am not a beautiful girl, but I an tive, and while} DELIGHTFUL DRESSER IS ECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET ‘ alc,” I have not a lot of clothes, the ones I e are pretty and t 4 i : Vance's or Whittakerst” lhecoming to. me ADAPTION OF SHERATON | F I had a} Chat-H 1} I don’t want a sweetheart, but I do want a real pal.| its ivory Enamel Set Off by Dainty 9 “4 | A b a ected you for his r 1/I have another score for myself and that is that I am not Colored Decorations, Special Price Basement | og a 8 tleen, Sutereeting *'¥) an expensive toy to the boys—nor a cheap one, I don't ~-- rn 1 w . t t eg . ve : Se By MARIAN MOORE S Demerag| tem: «summed, runing] uae Touge cr, lip stick, oF pull my brows: but you ee tue realy cee A Few Steps Down to | 2 1 twelT enjoy all good sports, such as dancing, shows, cards, : Sr atm ot us ol aE ee RE yn) Magee i i Lower Prices iG Py: ) , so I’m quite an old maide a 2 A ,° by myself. Many people say, “Wait just a little long: Atte ew ra rocks, 12. 0 | s cht co : dear, and you will be astonished at what you will see.” Petpet oe BA eigke : wt ne x di Salli live: heat wali & veer How? Kitins aroun with 9 Poiret 7 wills in new Fall Models, trimmed with ~g F Et tep hands folded colored embroidery, vestees, braidings and uses . oH : eavily on the) While all the other young folks have b chenille trimmings. Sve j . room t jess ht Wehiecns alletitncs ct |, New Fall Frocks of satin in a dozen smart at, where ; ad 8 t attend dances, ete., and have styles, copies of the much higher priced models. | Wy Rest-H thank - BL having a g time as I do Straight-line, pleated panel, and some have | f al in some other way than ‘1 thru the church, I 1 ting. If not, I'll keep on waiting. I hope you me as you have helped : others, LORRAINE ur mother and fa 0 u can h cit knife-pleating reaching from neck to hem, | Navy, Black, Brown. Sizes 16 to 42. and : An Exceptional Showing of be Hats arch 1 S the f their 0 utd ° Id be Close-fitting brims, turbans, roll brims, poke shapes, in velvet and duvetyn. Trimmed with pheasant tail feathers and other novelty trimmings. J uty ‘ ge sn ear fay ban | Dresser In Ivory Enamel. aon awn off—and stared “ Nothing Acts Like Analax®” | with the simplicity and refinement s 9 h | (e t berty of arrest-| AA é - of line for which that designer was Iris OCnOO. Oats nat et It {s enameled ivory, with “The devil you didt* Il floral decorations in delicate $7. 50 $9 50 $12 50 Recess : (Continued in Our Next Issue) oI 5 chaltaalieeta conned raitl ° e ° J — THE BEAUTY OF HEALTH paper, with the floral border above Wool Polaires and other coatings in rich Fall shades : .* Ne 4 maga the ‘baseboard. Another. interest: of Navy, Brown, Reindeer and Pekin-blue. Sizes 3 fevot : ram pope ee hace ybind del ; 7 to 10; 8 to 14. ’ ik— e. The August Clearance (Write to Marian Moore, care of Off R le: bl thie newspaper, for advice or infor- ers NemMarkabdie p the | mation about home furnishing or e It + | decorating, sending stamped ad- Sa 8 dressed envelope for reply.) ih ‘ving uestion: Should I buy a Junior ; A aa Ps lamp or a full sized one?— A group af Women’s and Misses’ Coats, Capes and co 4 melar B. B. Dresses reduced to $15.00 rand Answer: Both, if possible. If |) A on 7 "g er Dresses reduced : not, the larger one, and ° | Question: I have an expensive 8 $9.50 oe to ‘ | heavy gold frame which I dislike to ||| s r reduced to igs sould ) women en p axa ve throw away, What kind of a ple $2.95 and $3.95 came j ture sh I have in it?—M. R A group of Girls’ Coats (sizes 4 to 8) reduced to ‘ Anawer: Oil painting of rather rugged lines, with strong colors. : ----83.00 and $5.00 irm 5 i ; nalaat thelr chief watchman,|tend to take « §) § . it might, | cantions ° the tock ANALAX | a 2 u oe | The Fruity Laxative 5 ing-up of the} be rendering | oh z sda : EAUYOS Te) Made by McKesson & Robbins, Ino. ADVENTURES |[ Jap Rove Soap siete pores |/ Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. | 4|\ “OF THE TWINS ofthis dopping impertin ee & Pedra RES ae Special Wholesale Distributors Peo- eu ing the ed ste | “Umm ham!” exclaim members of the em! Deen family when they peep into the kitchen. | It’s so warm they thought they didn’t want itle { i an | | $700,000 rye's anything to eat but the odor of broiled ei NO, 20—THE NEW MOTOR BUS | IN ASSETS Delicious FRYE’S DELICIOUS HAM makes them ' , he rushed | APPROVED BY THE Ham change their minds. wa oil Daddy ‘had a good Youd for his|| State Insurance Com- FRYE’S DELICIOUS HAM tastes just as rhea J Gk aay iiiasatactic | ee “Everything the good as it smells, It’s choice, young, hace | lease take us to the barnyard | Stand Behind the Po elon | name implies” grain-fed pork cured and smoked the e. “Take the Bus anges AR Pes ae aes toes ba | | ky tas Morne Ws bicshs yi itterdi 5 | FRYE WAY, which preserves the delicata Al nts of Peo W un and 1 do nt to see a rooster.” ate Title Insurance Com- ° sy a ce on cont sags “Oh, Aoi no! min ed Daddy. “I Pe oe fan Fare and 1-10 for round trip vis | texture and rich Juices of the meat. : 3 id 5: came: Maticy can't do that bus doesn't go | Keep a FRYE’S DELICIOUS HAM hanging in Of this sum, $15 government bond little m: s the bus?” asked Nick ald Daddy Long Leg to the chicken yard.” | en said Winky Wank, | | | the cooler ready to give you a small roast for baking, take us up a tree to seo a} proved real ost Great Northern Ry thick slices from the center for frying or broiling and ways ke on de * . : Nancy. |b nest. I never saw one.” Wea tetevtreastter ese to St. Paul, Chicago and many other Eastern Cities pieces from the shank for boiling with vegetables. Me Tee Teeny minarets’ covtecal eee content wines. oUt FRYE'S DELICIOUS BACON le of the same rich flavor ron your|"Ohn, no, I couldn’ he replied vh rith, a = r ticlous HAM. have to be a Iittle| This bus doesn't go to birds’ |] oh peeieter TRY «rw ORIENTAL LIMITED and delicate texture as FRYE’S DELIC * sald Daddy Long} Ue a t nine n of my eight legs and one on my back.” "Oh, come a “Then take us over to tho frog | 4, I want to seo what it looks | 1 up Dary Dum | cried Daddy Lon, fatal defects of title, and also against cost of tiga- tion if title is attacked? WASHINGTON Steel equipment * Latest Pullman Sleepers Compartment Observation Car * Dining Car serving fine meals Every travel comfort One on eact 58. | Nanoy!” said | indeed! This bus doesn’t Mick, “Lets take w rd.” Tl 0 |go ane honadtaithec! TITLE INSURANCE fr fares, cent echedsles ahd rareeiony call on or addres A one of t and you can sit} All the little Pee Wee Landers as Y wr reed his back. I think Daddy's a fine |well ax the Twins scrambled down COMPANY 1103 FOURTH AVE, NOAR UNION ST, iid bus," ‘ us back our pennies,’ ‘they | “Under State Supervision” | J, W, YOUNG, General Agent ie put everybs in a goodlall eried. “Your old bus dan’t any ASSETS MORE THAN | T. J. MOORE, City Pas er and ‘Ticket Agent or, 80 up hopped Nancy, and up if } Up hop , and UP | good at all 700,000 s st Main 6601 (Hoth Offices) | pated Nick, and just then some (To Be Continued) tha) bisvel tania es b er little Pee Weo Landers came! (copyright, A. Hervice, Ine.) GD PTT RT CAE HOTLY TZ RORY OTA TEEN ——— as