The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1924, Page 4

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Insist on TRI MO, BF-BF-BF-BF BF-BF-BF-RF \ r00 MUCH W —/ \R ALREADY | ud hi. ‘ ti ratt Fra She Jilted Fiance Four Elope With On She's Happy, But Wond months before I wa down home to stay with m whom I fell very much in love him than the one was to be married with me, too. My folks were peeved at him and forbid me going ou courting was done secretly. Miss Grey, I want thing by turning my fir wedding day and eloping v say I am a very happy wor This is the se I was enga It you to t BY CYNTHIA GREY Gre A two years ago I going to college that I t ht I . We becs engaged. We were year and a half and he bought the ho: ed all, ha car 3 fi ything I v st lov He reached th tin ‘ en the f of two el N Molinari lia Grey: Days Before Wedding to Who Had Secretly Courted Her. ers If She Did Right. been married I went and I met another n I really cared more for Of course, he knew 1 to think he was in love folks with ged to. vegan an me showing any attention to t with him, so most of our ell me whether I did the right down four days before the the other? I can honestly md letter I have written you on the same! | question and I have ne een an answer HAPPY | pie un you ar = he T @ynthia will recety» call | happ) it seems rather Jers on Mo Wednesday and }Strange that you should] | rriday to , and | | bother so much now to find| | om Tuesday and Thu ¥, trom | €: whether you aid thel | 2! %.32 At her office in | Bet MneMIel eo “)| | The Star building, 1309 Seventh | | right thing when you jilted| | 7° | the man you were to marry,|®@ — | for another, Have you no sense of right | x” wrong, of justice, or of jloyaity? If not, I°'doubt |whether you would under- stand my reply. And if you have, then you know just as| well as I do that it wa wrong for you to permit or | man to make love to you se- }eretly when you | gaged to another, Your former fiance should }consider himself lucky to | have es |so fickle. But even that | thought would be rather poor ;consolation to one who had his dreams of future happi- ness so rudely shattered. orbs were en- . Difference in Age Dear Mi Tam %4 year old and er > a man of 20 We are very muth in love think the differencés in our ages will interfere with our future happi ness? M If you were marrying later tn life, four years wo. ithe if any difference. Tut with young people four years might make much difference. Whether it would tnter- fere with your happiness or not de pends on your individual tempera ments. ld make Crystal Wedding Dear 3} What is the 15th wedding anniversary called? RUBY. It ia called the crystal, or glass, anniversary, Pig vary | Age Made No Difference in Their Marriage Dear Miss Grey; I with the two letters men and women r riage. I have beon first husband y jmarried the # |age of 26, a mar is far younger te husband in lool | spect. We hy tied for five jhe has go A good time I believe it | the couple h other. the Ho than my firat 1 in every re been happily mar. fw and I ean say ise, and looks for much as myself. 1 depends on whether are multed to one an- Mt course, 1 would not vise young girls to marry 2 ad. years The Seattle Star MA JONG COUPON Clip this Coupon from Tho Star for two consecu. tive days, Fill out with your nmamé And address and bring or send it to Tho 1007 Beventh Avenue, with 60 conta, (Mall orders 100 extra.) This will entitle you to one of our completo Ma Jong Star office, ved the toils of one} am Do you +7 7 that she can trust loves. Romance a ory far toward mak New Pompeiian Discoveries | Are Valuable ‘Frescoes Portraying Scenes From Iliad Are Uncovered cng the Abundanza str leading thorofare, broug to light seven new houses whons con tents, besides confirming the previ ous theory concerning great In. fluence Greek oulture and art had in the development of t I-fated olty, bid fair to eclipse everything no unearthed in the line of | inte mural decorations and mosalo works: In one of the houses, after the ashes had been removed, the walle of the spacious triclinium, or dining | |room, revealed n series of freacocs, |portraying scenes from Homer's Iiad, showing the hand of the| |master painter, In the garden of| another house @ number of marble | et and some only slight: | l, were unearthed. In| house the cleared floors | her of rooms showed brill: | s that would make a Venetlin artist blush | Pomp t lant m | present jwith envy last dl ‘ery was madé in ft Under-secretary Lup! | jucation, who directed | be cleared and carefully describe |of Pompeiana, | One of the newly discovered houses sa dyeing factory, where a num: | * of dyer# worked. During the | elections thetr foreman Stephanus, | |recommended the election of ono| jOleontus, the proprietor, who seems | to have been an ideal employer of labor, 'The poster also shows that jelass struggle and rivalry between jcapital and labor were unknown in the Roman world The roofs and upper floors ‘of the jseven houses are being carefully so a8 to make them look as | possible as they were when Mount Vesuvius buried the city. | CAT THROWN TO DOGS | NOTTINGHAM, Eng.—Four min. Jers who threw as ent Among | |three dogs to be torn to pieces, each [have been sentenced to a month of hard labor. ‘The court made an ex. ample of the cruel act and did not jgive the miners the option of a |fine, "Yes, father, Wve graduated and Imy education ts complete iT know about everything I spose worth | knowing, now T must find a large |field where 1 can use it to the best nage,” there is the 10nere corn field, and you kin have it all to your. self.''—Drexerd, for the benefit of atudents | | | | Now every home can have a piano. We mean ir. Here’s a Zenuine saving on high-srade pianos and generous terms to eve « player TODA piano, bench, rolls of musi stock—the same wel beautiful sty Outfit includes wonderful new standard make &8-note player bod Y/ ONL cabinet to match; choice of 24 *. Exceptionally Easy Terms. High Quality, Tremen- dous Reductions and Easy Terms of Purchase are the Outstanding Features of This Great Clearance Sale This is really a great sale, as we hear remarked every day, for it includes every upright, grand, er piano, and reproducing piano in our entire fino standard ma es we have sold from our floors for many years—the same instruments that have built up our reputation for standard quality. J once—see for yourself—settle the Piano question Complete New Player Piano Outfit $385 and Come in at 4 {. Extra Specials in Used Pianos Ludwig Piano Milton Piano ....... Chickering Piano .... Farrand Piano ... . . Steinway Piano ..... Victor Piano ........ Kimball Piano .,.... Haddorff Piano .... F] UJ \ Lf! id 220.00 295.00 175.00 225.00 Without the Slightest Inconvenlence You Can Own a Wonderful New be a pleasant surprise. We do as we ad- vertise. Bring this ad with you. Vacant seats in the senate guilery are | no more | Senate followers not only flock to| sessions of the senate, but havo} jswelled tho atendance at investign Hons until extra police have been! | Asnigned to maintain an orderly wait ing line and to preserve oreder in the| committees rooms, SENATE GALLERY FILLED NOW Investigations Are Great “Drawing Card” WASHINGTON baseball and foot ita “fara,” who turn out reg for the ' At the oll inquiry and the Daugher. | ty Investigation, seats and all avail. able standing room occupied be 6.—Like | fore the committes begin their daily nate seasions. Stretching for nearly a ity block, under the scrutiny of {special Capitol police, the long lino| Since sensations began to pop in| of people waiting with great eager. | the ‘Teapot’.Dorio In tion and| ness to obtain admittance to the com revelations to sputter » commit: |r re chambers discloses every day | tee investigating the nctiviies of the|many of the same fa epartment of Ju » both of which} Here, as in the baseball bleachers, y it panuts seems to be the favorite sport of the ‘'fans,"’ in large numbers, break who are SAY ‘‘BAYER ASPIRIN’? and INSIST! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 24 years. | Accept only “Bayer? Pack | which contains proven directions. 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