The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1924, Page 3

fon Bake OVD BATTLE PLANS toring Many Rheu pay Bes Sufferers Every ~ to ‘Normal Health Davis Will Make Greatest Effort in Eastern States EW YORK, July 16—After sev . er A of ws a v ate his . tow = the WwW. I e . and y t "1 West be ed support of r specches to reed among the t Davis must s effort to win w Jersey. Apart stige in this seo. © greatly aided dy the urge ve him ~ of New ma know there is) remarkable I of course, will make s from coast to coast, but bulk of the Weaste and far - Western burden of vote seeking he 5 to leave to Bryan and seo. 1 Neu nts in the democratic y. Mca be one of 0 will be expected to the latter, ‘WE LONG HERE DAVIS, His, W juman a IRRITATION; Puget Sound Country Health and. prolonged life are established as additional -at- he Puget Sound ». Joslin of the mo of Medicine, de Ercieanls constipation ond slijclared in a lecture at the eighth jannual Graduate Medical Lectures = booklet seat free /at the University of Washington sday. The seasions of the course to be continued thruout the hay dropsy of | firmly the sessions at the Uni noted phys. as special nistructors y gton tion to Dr. Jo |spoke on the cure of diabe |}John Herbert Parsons, of spoke on “Conservation of land Prof. John Osborn Polak, a {spoken on the | mothers | Dr, Mark A ithe speakers, a: lYoung presided. {Minor hospital acted as ushers. Lose Your Fat, prenatal care of Matthews welcomed Dr. E. caatly te the. Siar endorsed by thou cription Tal o sold by druggi dollar for a bor. 4 leave ng wrinkles or f biness. They Book of Vians and ‘Mess for Your Home of Kis No Obligation nets, Company, Book ith st, Calis, -_ wd me & copy of your 1 understand I am un- obligations. 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Ca 4,| further information ° sopuier because effect: | * Cynthia Grey: Cynthia Gets in Bad Over This Engagement Ring Business; Girl Says Man Who Doesn't Come Thru With Ring Is Poor Scout BY CYNTHIA GREY DEAR MISS GREY: The engagement ring and wedding ring are customary, but like a man tipping | hat toa lady, is not nece. Is it always the necessary things that count ssary I have a friend who was married about th« as I, 23 years ago. Her husband gave her a when they were engaged. They were pressed { money when they were married, and used the engagement ring as a wedding ring. Her husband has been dead now for five years and she is having quite a struggle to keep het small family. She has often told me the me ries this ring brings. To her it seems to stand for something that has been worth while, I have another friend who has been married 17 years Her husband boasted at the time they were married that he wouldn't be foolish enough to spend money on rings His disposition is almost told right there. He is selfish, giving only when it benefits him. His table is heaped up with the best of food, His chair, when he sits to read his paper is large and comfortable, his bed is the best money can buy. His wife has a good cook stove and ice-box, but no pantry or storeroom or other things he could well afford to make her work light. My husband, when we were engaged, a little years ago, gave me an engagement ring ‘set with two small diamonds and a ruby. It cost him about $28.50, and believe me, it was a hard struggle for him to pay for even had so little money we couldn't even afford a wedding ring. After the wedding and we were alone, he put a small ring on my finger about one-eighth inch wide. He said: “This was my mother’s wedding ring. I wanted to use it, but I didn’t know what you would think because jit wasn't new.” I almost wept. He has given me nicer things since, but I have always kept the two small rings (they are both | about the same width) repaired and I have worn them lever since. I wouldn't, for a great deal, part with these Doctors Tell Advantages Of | rings, and the memories they bring. Why, Miss Grey, are you so hard upon the girl who I think the man who wouldn't} give her some kind of a ring, if she wishes it, is a poor scout. WwW. oy Bless your heart, gagement ring. What I tried to get at in my answer to the young chap whose fiance treated him coldly because he did not give her an engagement ring was “how little thing like a ring make so much difference when two people profess to be in love" —true love, up of sacrifices. The man’s motive in not getting the was not selfish. He wanted the payment on a little home for her. I'll wager he'll make a fine husband—the kind who will find a way to bring a bouquet of flowers on her birthday, wedding anniversary, etc., even if he can’t afford jewels or expensive gifts. Too much sentiment cannot be attached to the “little band of gold,” placed on milady's finger during tha wedding rig whe | 06 remony, but I still maintain there is a bit of feminine) vanity attached to this engagement ring proposition. Maybe I'm wrong. . Kittens Would Change Residence Mra. A Smi suple who | St. still which sh | Work Have you work for 689 Homer A man and work together, way. There ne could do jan-/Was seven tr ¢ wife cooking or|three have foun housework, ‘They had a little home | house broken, an of their own which they have had | Smith, one-fourth Persia to rent out in order to get They will go out into t family but Some place w They are ding to Mrs ‘| DON’T LIKE TO TALK ABOUT rrorLE BUT— It’s Another SCANDAL enough to live on the country or will take jobs sepa Cynthia Grey, | MA In.0600 for] | | | | To Clean White Furs I have received at least 2 dozen | ‘equeat within the past week for; directions to clean furs. None was| accompanied by a self-ridressed | stamped envelope, as such letters | should be, so I am printing the di-| rections at length. Please cl them out, as they will not be published | again this season | CYNTHIA GREY. | Absolutely never put soap or | water about fur; either will ruin it. Get clean, common whiting, | powdered. Take a liberal rupply and place in a damp atmosphere for a day or so, but do not let it get wet. 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