The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1923, Page 7

Ae) 4e) dey be joe De DMD EDM ea ad id co i a i nS eth in ll tn is ld fait | Geer cme EE seme, Zt aT, ek, ee ee ee “ N ; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1 ATTLE STA EltEvnon Cynthia Grey: Choosing Your Furs oy IH EDISON MARSHALL |Husband Unreasonably Intowicated Three Times | \ comm | Weekly—They've Always Been Pals so Wife! Reet 7a | Seeks Advice as to How Cure May Be Affected ing dyed t \LUSTRATED OY ¥ on | quirrel okir RASATTERTIELD = © LITLE, BROWN @ COMPANY, 1429 1 ™ ie . Belgium, th ee » | Dear Miss Grey: There comes to you now another wife's fi (Continued From Yesterday) uted vn | Plea for advice, However, I am not asking you to determine know e gsht—a groatnosy of #1 anything so serious as a separation for me : nee n one i “Rage : fe I am very much in love with my husband, and he appar-| . ently thinks a great deal of me; he is a wonderful provider | ¢ Anan} ah we w and I have everything I want. The trouble is he gets un- RACCOON p in 1 she t thw reasonably intoxicated about three times a week, He doesn’t furred variety coming f ¢, 1 fow was t b " sin, Minnerot ta an e en . and only a att ; \ 1) go out and spend the night, then come wandering in—he al- by dE a thelabiad cei es Make Men Admire nb sh gg fies the an [to take the tightine chance, Pree} WAYS has it at home, either alone or with a friend or two. I ern Coona" are much flatter in fur and Women Envy 7 He " w, t r t am afraid should | say anything that he would go elsewher and p i co! n the “Cer " ‘ on the ice, that Bess was! to carry on, and, of course, it is better that he should be eae rthern” varietion the lustrous beauty a inca -astltawa Wabaanie aoa ‘n to home, but don’t you think, Miss Grey, that-a constant wear id apts pagied! ; pated of your hair ry? geet oath nt ahs wa at of this would eventually become repulsive to me insofar as ‘The best mol from Scot dean anieek ‘ot " I do not drink myself? How could I approach my husband land ané the Dutch SE sees hele -Oeaeae 8 ‘ without his thinking I am “nagging?” He is very sensitive} rooles an th Priresiaceliary say ny: oy f aed or not} and has always been proud that I am a “pal” and that he WEAS henna in the shampos. b Y rs ink tha doesn't have to lie about clubs, ete. : : AND FOX | HENMAPOAM: Sa aicnee i , a at) We have never had any words during our married life | WEASEL FURS are the ermine makes hair lustrous by the t and } n © temper He) as we both have tried to avoid the first disagreement. a } sable ; a poland lppsce beauty-magic of a touch of t t ped teh aleuee alow = a orth, Ta) You may think it odd that I do not ask someone's advics Alaska, Th henna, rightly prepared and - eR eset : m | Whom I know, but my opinion is that it is very poor busi- , m Ishim blended, Kt tte @ the very gates of ould} ness to discuss one’s domestic troubles with friends or Wester the Babinsky | Whether you are blonde, Res * o ’ relatives “99 AND 27.” skins are the largest and most valu-| — brown-haired or brunette, w. Never be SCI If Mother Nature had only provided each of us with a} on Shara tee ene seneee Hennaroam SHampoo will we aah fded nea warenth baa of ourselves in black and white that we might ‘erica 01 the fine ing f give your baie its richest ‘ t mpl y, Ntd took | see ourselves as others sce us, what a boon it would prove| cree ony wom fa opr =e le i . tt v ' tollv- | t¢ ranity? lot of impo: situations ( jother nections of Can: ot the pare, VeReNe ae gy Pr ; ‘ e from ¢ He found| © humanity } What a lot of impossible situations it would \the Eastern minks, then the North HENNAFOAM BHAMPOO make aah, but today she worked for) France from the jalings ce think.| expel—but, then, she didn’t Y ot | western your hair soft. full and healthy. Ned's , vs| You would prove quite an unusual woman, indeed, if an| | Sable in a variety of marten, of Let the touch of henna set jewele “ 1| intoxicated man were not repulsive to you, especially in your} i b Bs Ss which the Russian sable is the most lights in the coronet of your hair. i | Moleskin Jacket With Fox Trimming al ext come ¢ heavil home, as L—th Ms Ivered, large brown ins \ \C a bottle at Drug Stores } : You say your husband is proud that you are his pal—then| BY ISRAEL KLEIN and marten; 8. Fox 1K W nnd after these the | and Perfume Counters her : : 1 of a format! it should not make him happy to know that your love i YORK, Oct, 10.-1¢ you] CARACUL is a lamb skin. The|vered small brown skins from the} i} . ¥ t them! gradually slipping away. Why not tell him this, kindly. If|nave decided to buy a Hudson seal | Dest grade is the Axtrachan, a species peiry | ; ould confuse a heart-to-heart talk with “nagging,” then And you mu t ween | a Ue ieee ot 4 | be soacteny of hich Kol ashy a enn Oa her ia ; | he ig not “sensitive,” but unreasonable, If you do not feel) (wo Mr dealers for» Re id. ‘ns poor vate 1a thie CHL| stone. tartan cron: Barope ‘and thé ret op cua ther would carry| other method wou that of silent disapproval, and since) 4 targo majority of women would | N&derately long-haired lamb of from that district. Kollnsky comes w Pry ae i f parts of Ania from ‘Tomsk, F nd ita bril “ 7 ‘0 t t ot friend husband is “sensiti he in all probability would because they depend on the | SOUT REEL skins from Russia and orange ty Sieh a ottasl Makes the hair glistew® n + < hae vot “gulking.” | dealer to enlighten them on the furs! o ‘ : " pa rani rin dyed ft dark | yer im then accuse you of ‘‘sulking ai rar L with aithey want-to buy, Yet here Is a Seria er be : bee ftgen. the ec browa o resemble sable. | STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO. ovens appa Perhaps some other wife who has had to deal with ituation that would be puzatir Pe eam stu, a ah ae i heelys romped Wholesale Distributors roel jowing the similar problem can give you some additional advice and two dealers selling Hudson seal, one | (NS Valued above all others for thelr natural blue, white, red and cross whe a aN 9 : ag ue c Krey colo n two of these] varieties. Silver or black fox —- Sn a nd ‘ b, th aA he information as to how to proceed diplomatically. If 80, [| underpricing the other HAaatrtitg/at Gab a ihols Bialiay abade. | sound in bigh Northeco 1a “ if : by shall be very glad to print her letter. It may be matter of o: roat|The reddish cast Is characteristic of {finest specimens coming from Alas-| Species, where its fur changes in urmount #2038 \e petition, if the purchaser ; mm ot th European quirrels.|kn, Labrador w Brunswick and| Summer to a stone color: “han 43 adetves. bat Gives Cynthia Grey will receive call- new anythi Hudson China also supplies a goo of\t son's Bay country. Only one| Bed fox is the most common va= bd % » 08 ers on Monday, Wednesday and] he could sox be real caust.|rquirrel and some fine dark skins i ) Is full black, the t be- | Tlety of the animal. The annual pro- Dalian quirrel a dark skins | skin in 300 Is full black, the rest be-| Nothiag in Returr Friday from 1 to 2 p. m. and on] she might find th le one offers | come from Japan. more or jess sivered. Silver | duction is over 1,500,000 skins. Most i Bes 3 1 M Gre It is with ®)] Tuesday and Thursday from 11 to || Northern Hudson seal the other, tho| SEALSKINS ltoxes ate being raised successfully |0f these skins are dyed black, blue rite tke tae eling of traged . and a, m, at her office in tho Star aper, offers the Southern. variety.| RARE on farms in Canada and Northern | brown, battleship gray, Isabella, mar= ea he Cartan oar " I write this 1309 Seventh ave. And if she knew the differen he| SEALS are divided in two chief| United States and thelr skins are|ten, sable, victory gray, taupe and He had watehea wi : . would not hesitate buying the former | classes: the sealskin and the Hudson | said to be superior even to those of | Sitka color, and some are also “point= the drama. of the 1 : Tod T noticed! nay apply finat decree atx /At & Ligher price , The former is actually musk-| wild foxes jed” to imitate the natural silver fox. t was nl especia 5 i at the the f i tory on seal ia the name common. |fat. The most ilar realskin is| Blue fox ts found in Alaska, Green-| Cross fox comes from Siteria, was, | see i Union| 4. eg n to muskrat, the be the Alaska h of which has|land and Den 4 | Kamchatka, Manchuria and North= bands ce a > “ “ and “ee of which come from Canada and the) been severly restricted in recent White foxes are found in the North | ern China, besides North America. It coat; finalty t ten- wR ‘ wa = 1 x ret | "le Northern states. Besides, watch for ara.to save the mammal from ex-| Polar regions, but some come from |is a handsome skin, the finest being To his great amazement he + enta| To Clean firmly, lifting with al girl's} "% 1 ha ‘ knov Al aatay |"Late Winter" and ‘Karly Spring” tion. Only about 50,000 seal-|the lower cold regions of the blus| found in Labrador. th ms. His re ' far a8 “phy soe |e ere | Hundson seals, for they're the best. | pane ae een — = gave @ ed earn & Dear Miss Gr M Similarly, other s which ar wa altho one] teil » clea a popular this year might be studied « s as we ane by the woman who plans buying al . w t ts con | strit BI akin wrap or neckplece this fall, The Mix ov tcith tto-|information might help her in he Mine ¢ t I thirds at the miz-| cho t * 5 1 rub well into the aweat-| FAVORITE | cr, vigorovaly, @atil clean, and| FURS i with clean clothes according » brush nent care: 1 + rer had merely beguiled th B poor mee | one Garabel<.8.c 8 2 Beal: 4) x. The tule wad over, utd Peseta geen hota rreges: NE et New Cony; &. Raccoon; 6. Mole; 7. Wea for Your Floors ven way to the urg art at last. Her tears flowed un-} Haleated 4 4 he was sim sel, including mink, ermine, rable, well that passers-by! Age Law pieces? to Gleam Like New checked, whe nter suntight | Asker i fe. Dear mt Gr Y im " F. me by the air of suspense and impending 1 drive him in “at 7 me If @ gir years Of AR) disaster that hung over the cabin. ‘ valk, with caret ot the comment of h sda Gui tha day of ha Kaene “ontiis LOORS may be kept or restored to the same night of the great imprint was Teturn for the money te | e before “marrying si looked forward to thruout alt clean bright newness as the day the painters come one to Ned, not aloue be. | music. ave NS ‘ 3 ,,|ter days of his trap line—and yras finished them—and so easily with the waker forse It sounds rather ke a peeve|. /f the girt reached her 18th | not Lenore waiting, beautiful in the an early sp but because he) it why Well, that’s Just what| birthday before the mew age law} jantern light, for him to speak to a strangely boyish, happy in immediate need of bear f | (owt * sie, Blind Man was at least| scent into effect, ane may marry|her? Yet the old exultation war WAN NA to her eyes. Very soft re own coal was worn; besides, lwithout the consent of her par- somehow missin, tonig His I i 4 oviding as best he b m Ieing hn Kini | eae vp Nés an pla ning a sult of bs ce ae Piatt ie tte family which ents —otherscise it muat de obtained | hotshts seat geared km to the tifled her tre ps with his| ments for Lenore, to be used p pact he had made with Bess—to their ee ame aa susie, a, area h shot final flight: across: sing uch outrages will soon| Is lemon julce good for remoy-| dream of deliverance What, wes more ood dof i he saw at once that ¢ ‘ se: tat curious, Lenore's lack of warmth “You" cease, ‘th © be more proud) ing tan? | ou! "You're too big a sir to cry favorable for trapping the great nocg sib) Pn ee Yes. If it acems too atrong for|that had come to be a matter of Tt_was he, tonight, who had to {° aS BOR the akin use an equal quantity of |course In thelr weekly meetings al- ve with humor a situation th a quarter of a mile ahead. on ot | eal eater ‘oehater seth 1 {most failed to hurt. His mind was et all at once he saw that the | nore crags down r | reed hat he escaped the usual ence had meaning far beyond! Doomsdorf had left o at) Query } an one prevent greas?! deepondency that had crept upon him eaten a ‘ccs er Siied Grey: How sconsat n showing thru a painted! sq many times befe | D. V. Munselle store at Columbus, O., says: “Can only say lter one leaves one’s husband can a} wall? | Tt wax a pecul divorce be obtain In -it atx| Try painting the grease. spots! white this was hia ¢ of days, the nthe or one year? And Js that/ with gum shellac whick has been! one day in five that seemed to justify final decree? E. | dissolved in alcohol to the consist-\ nis continued life, it wan always the It depends ly upon what}ency of cream, then paint over the) most hopeless and miserable, simply grounds one ts to obtain a divorce| shellac (after tt has dried thoroly)|yecause of Lenore's attitude toward orto length of time which muat| with paint one is using for the rest] him. It wasn't entirely her failure we before suit is filed, Onelof the wall. to respond to his own ardor. The aa oa —~linevitable disappointment lay as | powerful bear traps. Ned had seen jrrere of a width forbidden by all Jaws he pe cape ofebaris risa d peas many times as he had climbered /of trapping in civilleed lands, yet 8 n P thru on a short cut to the cabin. Be: | Ned did not doubt its efficiency, Its ause {t lay in a natural runway for| mighty trons had rusted; but not one of the few spots where/even a bear's incaleviable might crags could bi wily au could shatter them, ‘it was at least possible| This was not to be a bait set, so that the huge bear might fall into | hin success depended upon the sk it. on his return to his lair in the|with which he concealed the trap hills First he carefully refilled the exca: vation he had made tn digging out the trap; then he dug a shallow hole ments had dug out the great trap in the snow in the narrowest part from its covering of anow. For &|o¢ the pass, Here he set the trap, moment he actually doubted his|‘titzing all the power of his mighty pie: 1G Sat 36 Tt was of obsolete ‘ead a light covering type, mighty-springed, and ‘ts jaws radox that that we consider your Liquid Veneer Mop Polish the peer of anything that has come to our attention.” Use this polish on the Liquid Veneer Mop—or any mop—to have floors that fairly rival your piano in beauty of color, grain, and lustre. Buy at any reliable drug, grocery, hardware, paint or any house fur- nishing store, Liquid Veneer Mop Polish, 30c, 60c, $1 Liquid Veneer Mop, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. ; For Furniture Néthing works quite so well or so easily as Liquid Veneer. ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS those she failed to do that depressed him; the questions she asked, her pat ronage of Bess, her self-pitying com: plaints. Always he experienced a sense of some great omiasion—per- haps only his failure to feel the old delight and exultation that the mere fact of her presence used to impart to him, He found it increasingly hard to give full attention to her; to let his eyes dwell always on her \Deauty and his ears give heed to her wrongs (Continued Tomorrow) game the sho moun Ned hurried on, and in a few mo- Buffalo Specialty Company Buffalo, N. Y. muacles, and sp of snow above Is was @ delicate plece of work.| | Ned had no wish for the cruel jaws |to snap shut as he was working Jabove them, But his heart was in| the venture, for all his hatred of the} cruelty of the device; and he cov. Jered up his tracks with veteran's jskill, Then he quietly withdrew, re |tracing his steps and following the shore line toward the home cabin. the mighty strength th had set the powerful spring and the skill that covered up all traces of| jhis work could succeed last in| freeing him from slavery Bess had reached the shelter first, | jand she was particularly relieved to} {see Ned's tall form swinging towards | New Liquid her a he shore, Doomsdorf wa: H iis a post ai reine See tot Discovery \night. ‘The curious glitter in his| [N15 minutes—no matter how magnetic eyes was more pronounced | & stt ight oe dull race hair Aa |thag she had ever seen 1t—eatlike in | setae wares, naar lenteeey aaril | | the Shadows, steely in the lantern | that will be the admiration of all your light; and his cruel savagery was | friends. | | Just at the surface, ready to be wak+| Furthermore, your ened, Worst of all, the he bent | will stay in place, full toward her was especially eager to- via Wye week, ote Ten pot dad |night, horrible to her aw the cold] gyi apply a few drops of @ marvelous | touch of a reptile. new liquid to your hair, Then use | Every time she glanced up she! your favorite irons to shape ‘and place | found him regarding her, and he fol-| the eurle—and the trick Is done. Or lowed her with his eyes when she! it you wish and have the time to spai moved, Yot she dared not scek shel. | Zou can use your old-fashioned Nid ter in the new cabin, for the simple | Mik curlers. Fn elther case the results will amaze you. reason that she was afraid Dooms| "ity new. fiquid {a called Domino dort would follow her there. Until] Curlette, Thousands of women are Ned came, her defense was solely |now using it, and aay it's wonder- }fut. Coste only a trif_ing sum when the presence of Lenore and the) vai consider all the bother Domino | squaw, |Curlette saves you, A big surprise) | There was no particular warmth in} awaits you so Bet Domino Curlatte| : omedert's | today 4 at all good drug an |her meeting with Ned. Doompdort’s| qenariment atorea incliding Owl} eyes were stil] upon her, and she was| Drug Company (3 atores) | | Mister Dodger shook his limp straw hand heartily “Wh you've lost your gun, “¥ cried the Twins Mister Scare C ” eried Nick. as| “Oh, yes, yes indeed,” echoed Mis-| he was taking a walk with Nancy |ter Dodger. “He's one of the nicest and M Savealy-Moo Land.” 4 I think that you'll ag “Oh, no, Th right,” » Scare Cro aven't,”" nodded Mister , his wide straw mouth | s im a merry smile I didn't exactly lose it. I threw it away. ried all three And he chuckled so that he shook | listeners. | all over. It was the end of the nea- | son and Mister Scare Crow was get: | « ting quite old. “And your tin-pan hat is gone,| right here at my feet. He really has too,” said Nancy, suddenly noticing | quite a boneyard and I never told a that the sentinel of tlre corn-field | soul was bare-headed. | “But one day, Tike, Farmer] “Tee, hee, heer’ chuckled Mister | Smith's dog, discovered hin secret Scare Crow again. “I didn't lose|and started to dig the bones all up. that either. I threw it away, too!”| “I didn't know what to do at| “Indeed!’ declared Mister Dodger. | first, 1 was so upset, And then I “You're getting quite frivolous in|thought of my gun. I let it drop your old age, Cousin Scare Crow. It|right on his back as hard as I isn’t everyhody who can afford such |could. He barked and ran away, but extravagance.” jby 'n by he eame back, So 1 had xtravaga denied |to do some more thinking. Mix Scare Crow suddenly grow-| “Then my tin pan hat popped into ing sober, “One is never extrava-|my head. The very thing! So 1| gant when heiping out a friend. And | shook it off and it not only landed | it rmer Brown can't trust me¢/on him, but made enough noise for | with a real gun and real bulkts,|a war. He ran like a streak and one to do the best he ean. |1 don't think he'll come back this “Whatever on earth are you talk-| time,’ chuckled the straw man | ing about?” demanded “Mister| Nick picked up his gun and Dodger ease explain yourself.” | Nancy got hia hat, “That's what you should have Mister Dodger shdok his limp snid in the first place,” remarked | straw hand heartily u're whi Mister Scare Crow amiably, “without |1 call a real friend,” he declared. Sovdcups were served Jumping PACIFIC | 12nce was as expressioniess as Sin- all about it. Do you know, Don, the (To Be Continued) at tha PANAMA: dy's own, big dog?’ (Copyright, by Seattle Star) Fnternational EXPOSITION: | He refused to be depressed, at once, Don hi -in IS Minutes “Yes! nodaed Mister Scare Crow. | For bones. He had t secret so he buried all his bones Shines in a hurry— Saves leather and worry! Keeps the shoes trim and tidy. Gives the look and feel of: prosperity. Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood, Brown Everyday in everyway you need the SHINOLA Home Set. Genuine bristle dauber cleans the shoes and applies the polish and the big lamb’s wool polisher brings the shine like lightning | careful to keep any hint of the new understanding out of her e and DOMINO CURLETTE Was $]45Now$|22 leyes. Ned's weather-beaten counte t conclusions, I'll tell you | apologize for every word,’