The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 3

"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1928. SpasmodicCroup is fr relieved by one applicati Vick | Club to Finance | Medina Babes’ Homo ts the obj Ss ‘ Babies’ Sun Room A sun porch for the bables of tho | “PREDICTS TWO MILLION HERE jective 4 oo 17 Yi PPRYB | ot tno Seattle Gyro club, For the e § @ ape rectanae — purpose of ralsing funda the club will sate a eB ea : give a dinner dance, followed by a| Episcopal Church Head Is [high Jinks, to. members and thelr EB MEMBERS OF tho King County |friendw at the I, C. Smith Bullding En Route to Japan Humane soclety will meet at noon | Pestaurant, Thursday evening at 6:30, ' luncheon, ‘Thursday, at the Y. M,{ P8@ Maular weekly meeting of the] Predicting that Seattle will Brow C RN elub will be held at noon, to a city of two million population in | ba | — a very short time, Bishop Thomas AEB. | F, Gallor, newly re-elected president | : : | Searching Party of the National Counell of the pli : J | copal church, arrived in Seattle Tuos: | Finds Prospector |i en, Foutesto the, Orient, He also yoke to the students of the Unt. EVERETT, Noy, 21.—Lost in the |"? “ iy a hills in the mountainous district a] Yerslty of Washington Tuesday In an It’s always a_ good] hunch te come to} Colegrove’s, and if} you want to add econ-| omy to discrimination try this Special to- morrow— Vegetables Potatoes Bread and EGYPTIAN KITCHEN 1524 THIRD AVE. AUTO KITCHEN 819 EAST PIKE ed from two days of frantic eff find his way out of the wilde & party of searchers last FOOD SHOP* 110 PIKE ST. Telephone Direct MA In4271 few miles north of here, and exhaust: Leater Koonta, of Robe, was found by Koonts had started on a prospecting Si | T500.000 cups were served at the PANAMA- PACIFIC | International EXPOSITION address which doeried the “decided commercialism of the schools of the country." | Bishop Gatlor expreased ‘himself amazed at the development of the city and the expressions of progres sive spirit manifested by common citizen and business man alike. In hia university assembly speech, the bishop sald that the “commerelal:| |ism of the schools {s robbing Amer: fean youth of tts chances for cultural development.” “Too much time,” he asserted, “ts | being given to special subjects and at the expense of grammar and liter: | fort to. rness, night, the near future, however, as ho be. |lleves that there ts a tendency to awing back to the more cultural sub: Jects, the guest of honor at a banquet at} T o'clock at the Rainer club. Bishop Gallor will consecrate two Japanese honored, when he reaches the East He will sail on the President Jeffer-| son Thursday at 11 o'clock Clear Calhoun in Destroyer Probe! SAN DIEGO, Nov. 21.—At the conclusion of the fifth court martial trial resulting from tho marine dis-| aster in which neveral U, 8, destroy- | ers were wrecked at Point Honda, | @ommander W. houn, charged | with negligenc handling his lost ship, was acquitted here yesterday, Burglar Gets Five | Year Term in Pen} Five to 15 years at Walla Walla} | penitentiary was the sentence pro-| }nounced Tuesday by Jud King | |Dykeman upon George Williams, confessed burglar liams was ar | rested on Pike st. threo weeks ago |by city detectives, who recognized # he was wearing oa part of the loot taken from the Dr. I Hopkins home, 2330 Harvard ava Star Shoe Store 121 Seneca St.—Cor. Second Ave. ONE CENT SHOE SALE a TT, STARTS TOMORROW AT 9:30 A. M. A tremendous stock of Shoes just purchased and added to our regular stock, is offered in this Gigantic ONE-CENT SHOE SALE. buy One Pair of Shoes at a low price and you get another pair The stock consists principally of Stock Men’s and Shoes limited, but these astounding Boys’ for only One Cent More! You better grades of Ladies’ Footwear. Wide selections may ® be had in sizes, colors and styles. Low ptices will exist as Jong last. as quantities MEN’S SHOES Men's Pair te ight and Shoes and kid and More, BOYS’ SHOES Boys’ High Cut Fine Dress § $4.45 Extra Pair le More Extra Pair will Cost You But One Cent More COME EARLY AND SAVE MONEY Hoots and . Values LOW SHOE PRICES IN ONE-CENT SHOE SALE 3ig selection in Pumps, in the seas Broken Lines of Ladies’ Shoes and Pumps, NOW ies’ Shoes, Extra Pair for le More , in black and for le More Extra Palr for te More. Ladien Shoes, Oxtords and Pumps, Extra Ladle Come Early! All SHOES ON SALE are In plain sight on racks and ta- bles — sizes and prices marked in plain figures, TE CHILDREN’S $ Small sizes. Va pocleiibaas FELT SLIPPERS Ladten’ Felt ribbon trimr and jeather Valu "$1.25 Extra Pair Oxfords and on’s new styles and colors. $1.95 brown, in black Orders Promptly Filled }of my life mony, } BY CYNTHIA GRRY is it really measured by the span of time, or by the s of experience? That is, as related to us humans, — | It is an open question, that seems never quite settled in the minds of so many men and women contemplating matri-| ot answer? Or is there a fair one? Will an otherwise successful marriage be converted | into a failure because of 10 or 15 years difference in age? | Or are personality and temperament bigger factors? Here are two lettera which arrived in the same mail on | the age query as relates to matrimony. One is from a man mony, But what is the corre | who 18 $5 and in love with a girl of 26. The other is from a girl of 19 who finds herself deeply in love with a man 16 years her senior. They both seek the same answer, but who can give them the solution that will be sure to bring happiness? Dear Miss Grey: | am a girl 19 and love a man 16 years} my senior. Do you think the difference in age would make} for unhappiness were we to marry? That is what my friends tell me and I have read so much ature." He sees a bright promise In| advice advising girls against such unions that I am unde-| My friends have no objection to the man himself. | Indeed, they all like him personally and agree he is every- thing a man should be, byt object to his age. A woman who} Wednesday evening he was to be| lives in the same apartment made such a marriage and} ns me against it, saying it would be all right at first, but} I would notice the difference more in a few years. | cided. much, There is a boy just my age who also wants to marry me. | He is well-to-do, good-looking and likable, but not very) cally. My girl friends think 1 should marry | strong phys him, but I can’t love him. I asked the older man why he had never married and he very| frankly told me he had loved a girl when he was very young; but she had died soon after they became! engaged. He says his love for me 1s a deeper one. Do you think a man can truly love twice? And will the differ- ence In age matter? | 2816. | ~— | I love this man with all my|we were married I found that 1) but don’t want to make &) had spoiled this girl's happiness, | What do you think? } heart; mistake, I'l be sorry for the rest| A GIRL Whatever you decide to do, you! should keep in mind that you, and not your girl friends, must live tn the same ¢ with the man.) duced? Marry yourself, rather| Charles P. than Ordinarily, @| periment March 3, ned this de) |” On what June 8, Thursday. Can any of my ' Alton ( r information as to a A reward $81) dai annot return, She an ne name of ‘Jerry. : reed with first de liver, biltoasness, indigestion Semsach:whoumatiens “anes ne BU neet-1036. gree murder for the killing of his aod gaasy pains result. . Ache, catarrh, nervousness, stepmother, Mra, Ebba Covell. His Easy to take, thoroughly cleansing cough, coor Biggene oan Arthur Covell, convicted of CHAMBERLAIN’S Call of write, father’s judgment of a man should ing Alton to commit the Hey iene Medicine Ce, be considered above that of a in in the state penitentiary TABLETS 206 Janice St. cor. 2nd Ave., Keattic bunch of girls As to the age making a differ At dep 4 apon the mar, and yourself. Havin of you, I cannot say. ence never acen either Following is the letter man in doubt: from a Dear Cynthia Grey: I have known a young lady three years. ho in 3 11am 35. This young wc mo and wants to marry 1 neem mated in every way exce ur age. I've never met anyone cared like I do her. I have never 2 marrid; but have a ho: able to provide for that 1 a wife has been in business and has ed for others; but would ap ¢ a home more We are both of an even temper- ament. © says she does not care for men of her own age, I can, of ¢ give her up if it is not right for us to marry; but it seems to me that a higher power has sent her to me to care for, the only way, I ance and ambition I en would over it, if, later on, after 1d. a but r get Mrs. Summers’-Cerate Best ‘or Colds, Flu, Pain, Sores | With Mrs. Summers’ Cerate tn the worry about aches, lum re throat Simp appl mmers’ Cerate ected. Relief stantaneous. es. The ailment departs Many doctors keep Mrs, Summer Cerate as a part of thelr equipment for fighting pneumonia and influ enza, Thousands of families avoid serious ailments by using this ef fective Cerate before a disease de velops. 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