The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1924, Page 7

WEDNI DEVELOP LAKES Y FOR INDUSTDY Captain Says Seattle Should Look Into Possibilities Cynthia Grey: Husband Thinks Wife Wants Him Tied to Her Apron Strings Because She Asks to Be Included on Amusement Jaunts BY CYNTHIA GREY D' AR MISS GREY; I have been married three ye: th d my husband seems t am never included in his vaca care leas for me eve ons and trip ARROW Sit s New| only to care fos amusements apart from mi Y 4 He is good to me, and attentive when at home, but it “ hurts me dr adfully when he prefers always to be in the the Sou whim on pany of sna n; out nightly at card games, etc.; on Sur Men’s and ‘THIS remarkably attractive offering Henv by days at ball games. f 1is leisure moments are spent Vv 5 r . j : os “o-. | 4Way from me and, if I complain, he says that I am faaloul Apo — $ / is made possible by purchasing, . «of his companions and don’t wish him to have amusements _ffrow sbirts direct from the factory, shirts made up 5 fw New York, whe that I want him tied to my apron strings. in Printed and in patterns that have been discontinued posal d be w Tork I love my husband and am not unattractive. Can it be Woven Stripe Dot, dunk my | that he is tired of me and longing for the old bachelor days? Madras and by the manufacturer, fir t 11} Do you think it would be best for me to give him his free- Percale y ‘ , a dom? His inconsideration of my boneliness makes me ver € Good Every one of these is an Arrow atte . B ove .- uahepog and I feel 1 cannot go on trusting and hoping h 0 lity, Shirt. Manufactured in the same care- C 7 fo not vision the advant.| Will change. UNHAPPY. ualiry. ful way all Arrow Shirts are made EA H A . : ¢| [WAS talking to a m ver | pleasant Over from good quality printed and woven ae reer aear . : ee eee a a eee | dus appa Vy n- Bae go ogee One Hundred madras cloth and percale. 4 eine int seep| & bout together for plea watehed this woman, that t Patterns. ' of water y nt mes if there . t a They a May) or t Lauds Fight Spirit think about | kind of Or, ood ratterns A W he . P at blame of American Boys ‘ ce” | Ie a mighty sad thing when including the most popular stripe effects, Hay. ro Paget sie yecrsn- | Welpmataras Gila whe betese'to figures and all-over patterns in the colors s of Den day, I used to tell ve don men and young men like. heon ‘meet Vm going to take you are clever enough, you 7 ‘wration: along with me. There | may. stil win lim back. You satrtarias|. leek anyone WN hoen:T can | \oarican ie Wh towne ang Collar-Band Style H 4 that, properly a? er tim 8 a | long fave it fighting spirit was the hitrd to ke | With French Cuffs clreumsta the world — Pe wifé who r Sizes 14 to 17 (a limited number in sizes thls ¢ «had a similar 1344 and 18). Good assortment of sleeve xperienct SHB can lengths. FREDERICK tit bt the A Remarkably low-priced, Thursday, at } ure. * $1.35 each; 5 Shirts for $3.85. & NELSON Answering: Smith DOWNSTAIRS STORE jt wor ta, eay few won y thru olumn, in answer to Mr * Smith, of Renton, You say that Thursday in The wremen are loging, (helt, pride. and f-re thin if not true men hav ore pride and DOWNSTAIRS STORE themacives and other than the men have, as a rule, The ry 4 | BrokenLines of Housewares |‘ 0.8 Sharply Reduced one ALUMINUM STEAMER SAUCE PANS (7 only), tile tte treat. toa be two-piece style, capacity 4 quarts. Reduced to fe A t assume they would | you, on your return lam ¢ $1.85. ALUMINUM TEA KETTLE AND CEREAL COOKER COMBINED (12 only). Heavy ¢ aluminum, 5-quart kettle, 114-quart cereal cooker. Reduced to $3.25. FANCY WASTE BASKE to 69e. to make one wild tirade 4 t the women of t You have protably been turned down by them, and it left a sc pot where your heart eV HM COA (11 only), reduced WOOD SALT BOXES, suitable for kitchen or Blea Ree fetid isc Thursday camp use, reduced to 1D¢. Dear M Gr Enough in the Men’s Section DOWNSTAIRS STORE FREDERICK & NELS }enough! . 1 by STRAW TABLE MATS, six sizes to the set, re- duced to 25¢ set. “BIG BINGO” DOVER EGG BEATE duced to 20¢. *V’-SHAPED POTATO RICERS, of pressed steel, reduced to 29¢. CAST ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES in_panel- side style, 5-quart capacity. Reduced to $3.50. te, writ signed hime in Life's Jour an indi nt Well, how do you get that w much? u bad better tie about two ton Y yur neck and ¢' of the fiah tn vould tulk about | bobbed hair and ge! Say, man, | “WEAR-EVER” ALUMINUM SAUCE PA ji am and I can} SETS (2 pans), in 1- and 2-quart sizes, Re- headspace st ai aealig o my customers are men ick halecuts, plastered | non-skid, and the cut of ome of you wear, All need is @ crocheted camisolo | « muff | duced to 89¢ set. on 14 (Only) Lawn Mowers my little bit of advice about the — | { |times and so very, very far that I I sup-{state of flowers and fruit. And |but is a great city, she ? i d halt.is no more demo: has, ax any common clastic with|pose that Is t ce they rightly|how is that done; simply by drag {can't act like a onelung. town, | flowers and the “welcome on the Reduced to $8. 95 to give, than shaving to a! onion wo are all familiar, become! belong, but what does California do|ging the fruit and flowers down | Well, she will loose out ff she don’t hcg mre at up snes ¢ Today, woman ig as keen 08) weaxened to such extent that it] with her Mower She knows that | tow where everyone can see it, |loosen up, as friendliness is what just in closing, woul if 4 to say (don't that sound like the old minister at Wednesday night prayer meeting), that T think you have one of the in your parks where only the leis-|hotel clerks must smile, look glad} Sea nne wh ne eee and can fill many a man's] ion hold the Js of tho united | 99 « and you are just Jealous, yOu) rovernment together but a litte|get further than her depot an¢ can't fo ig Riagi Many i, the | fonger MISS NINETEEN. | districts, so she out and brit man tha ‘© marcelled he hair, ee ee the flowers | plucked the halt, and given mud! panning Booster t her wonderful | packs, too. | mall towns, |urely visitor bas the time to go |to see peopie; your clerks in stores +1 rt) statior Even In bh 1 started something, Mr. Wan-| 18 This Tourist Jas you go past, they even send|out to see them. So get your flow: |should be Interested in his custo: Bound ts next to Parade. gum derer, and ¥ think you had better] Dear Mina Grey: We sec a xreat|boys thru the trains to'sell great {ers out on ’ afr a » wants to talk, | ys thr th o's eat |ers 0 parade, shake them un-|mers’ affairs; if he wants to talk, crawl back into your shell, because | deal in the papers these days about |armfullé of blooms at a very small | der tourist's nose at every |why talk to him or her, give them! etriag thar speed the bobbets'll getcha, if you don’t]}“making Heattle attrac corner, allow flower markets |any information they might ask, | ¥ gba RA Fourteen- and sixteen-inch sizes in ball-bearing Lawn Mowers ‘of high-grade construction. Reduced to $8.95 each. Housewares Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Fabric Gloves er} Really, Callfornia has very few |the tourist wants, By this I do} I}more flowers than you people have |not mean that you should welcome s|right here, but you keep yours shut |every one you meet like a long-lost | of & 100 of her tourists Result: Look |up in your yards and otit of town |brother, but I do mean that your ays at every biked for the! price, just to get people to write stre | ee jwatch out |tourists,” and I would ike to add/back homo and tell of “won-|to operate on. your busy streete,|and give it with a smile, I was| [Ve millions of visitors inet@naig | Reduced to 10c the Pair Another one of us i my bit to the rest. Being a tourist |derful flowers.” California dragged|Give permits for people to sell pees by a girl clerk in one of Ls aan’ te ii ry a ; fi (rae ‘ ELSA. | myself, an outsider, looking in, I} her flowers down into tho business | flowers thru the buildi and at|your beautiful stores, when I asked colin hin oe Mostly small sizes in women’s Gloves in | arent s |might see more than those who aro |district. Look at her great flower | hotel Jobbies. Don't hide your great. |her why all the people in the town | Bae ti aah Pid beige ane various fabrics. White and assorted shades. | Agrees With more at home in your fair city. — |market, that are the talk of the Jest beauty. Dump the flowers |wore so ley, that she didn't know! yiKor in your cllanate, that om Reduced to 10¢ pair. Modern Girl |, Nirst off—you claim to be the;world. Nobody ever goes to her|down town so people can see and|what was the matter with the rest) (cto arg Wonderfaltadi ce py LP redericke & Nelson, DOWNSTAIRS STORE 1 Dear Misa Grey 1 am another | Flower City How long does one!) citles without visiting the flow.|buy them. If Seattle nd a few |of them, but it was the policy of the people who have to leave “ Jone of the bobbed hair squad, 1|have to be in your town before he|or markets, ‘They station men and{more. flower markets and not so|“her’’ store to be “aloof” and “ex-| ini, "Puget Sound and return certainly agree with a modern girt|*NOws this by observation? 1 had/women and children along the}many grub ma 8, it would ‘react | clusive “We girls and everyone home to the burning East, or . heard thix, so was looking for flow. ts to sell flowers, They allow|to her t yh : e ht to just wait as to every gitl wanting a perfect | c i ys o her beauty both with your homoe-|in the store are taught to ju: a feeesings 10 8 : Wo en’s Home Apparel man jut this man is not to bo | ere aa Pr ms as T Ja a a walked m {to sell them on streets cars.| folks a8 well as the tourists. ‘Tod: » and nothing more. We winte + happens ae A : a iru the depot, not a flower in}They are allowed to go thr 16 |Heattle ts noted for her grea ain’ 01 ek." gram- i ‘ m (ound,. ‘Tho flipper Ie aif yous} as tht An. ig SOW AT ey. te “allos at fo thru tho|Heattle is noted for her great -\ain't information deek.” Her gram-| 6 you people have not wakened Jabout just now. How frivolous they | As y was » Ilhuildings with great baskets of|kes that cater to her stomach. | me was “exclusive. up yet.to what a gold mide 9am jare, how brainless and how terribie. walked up town, not a flower ¢x-|plooms, which are sold for a fe w | have le more beauty e, this is only one ¢X-| pave. Pi copt in the florists’ windows. There | cen were nice bankwQof greens at the}room decked with flowers at a very hotel afd perhaps a bltah or two lana’ AMbunt around the tables. f went out and} When people simply pass thru inquired where the flowers were le t to the resi: a 4 and every one can have their known for her flower | ample But I have heard from n Francisco has been |others that many of your stores year {have classes which teach your Another thing the tourist notices |clerks just how to be “alive’? but ‘fornia on the train, they carry|the minute he gets into Seattle and |not “human.” Now it js the “hu- that it that is the unresponsiveness of ;man" stuff that people like, espec- | As for bobbed hair making a girl} your citizens, ‘This is never noticed jially the tourist likes it. He is jany less sensible, many bobbed in California, There {¢ is just the lonesome, just a little. He is glad = os \haired girls are quicker and smarter | Canadian Pacific Service reverse, California may be only |to be here, but he wants those lit. 4 [than the long haired, ones, It only | after your money, but she takes it} tle personal touches that go so far ree stands to reason that bobbed hair | FOR VACAT ION T IME with « smile and a slap on the|toward making one feel at home. Easy d |Why don’t the people talk about) the men of the present day and age, | also? Some of these “sidewalk laheik#’’ and “asphalt Arabs’ could | jstand «a little going over, very { nicely. | Thanking you for “lending me your ear” for several minutes, | am, yours truly, A TOURIST, _ é WOMEN’S BANDEAU BRASSIERES in flesh color brocaded coutil. Broken size assortment "i (42 and 44), reduced to 15¢. JAPANESE CREPE KIMONOS, reduced to 50¢. \ SEWING APRONS of unbleached muslin, cre- tonne trimmed. Reduced to 19¢. CHEMISES in sizes 40 and 42 only. Reduced to 50¢. re WHITE BLOUS in sizes 42 and 44 only. Reduced to 50¢. CRETONNE AND BEACH CLOTH APRONS in frock style. Broken sizes 16 to 38. Re- duced to 69¢. Frederick & Nelson, DOWNSTAIRS STORE the imp They told me to go ¢ |makes a girl sensible, for, how in| back, so one does not mind the loss, | You have noticed it in homies you the, world these men expect to The tourist is away from home, in|have been visiting, that feeling of jseo ideas pop out of w girl's head ON & strange land. He is tone glad welcome. You feel that you jwhen it's completely buried under Ho wants to talk; wants to know |want to stay for ever, and that's la heavy mop of hair, about the country. So jolly-up to|the way you want to make the | BILL him, ‘Talk to him, Give him the | tourist feel, | Teal slid hand and he will come agnin,| 1 realize that the tourist is a etter sill, never leave, rather new imal in this part of i i. ? ttle is Known for her coolness. |the globe and, perhaps, that is the HE Nach oad am writing * Td F " ‘acoma and Portland are more'reason you do not ti y vot to, 1164 UE IE {cin tbe, O16 Special Aly : ares cians friendly towns, Oh yes, you say, how to “catch? him. So perhaps yor p 4 i" s Cire! pa T \starter of more practical discussions prs ou i. Se ade = = | RO HERS lin your columns than whether or our throug) the amous vanad | je not women should bob thelr halr or of an Pacific Rockies, with new scenic not, etc, (Don't think I blame you, “i beauties every day, ahd stop-overs | 1 a | Cynthia, for such topies) I only Let wish that more people would forget ° where you wish. | Ae j or | 1) trivial things—to replace them | The preservation of normal vision through | OurI such trivia J ce Xs 23 | | | Too Many Trivial Broken Lots of Electrical Appliances At Reduced Prices | Pot and urn style Percolators, Toasters in thelr minds with mote pleasing ~ the use of eyeglasses requires that the | and other odd items in electrical appliances. and greater problems of our 4 Canada welcomes United States tourists if | glasses be made and fitted with a high de- Sharply reduced for clearance. country. Banff and Lake Louiso, and | = no passporte required gree of optical skill—your eyesight depends | Klectrical Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Suppose Tf start the ball rolling ey the restful Bungalow Camps mf at upon it. | being & supporter of Kennedy, the at Lake Wapta, Emerald Utaihsey aCe ‘ man who may run for the presi Lake, Yoko, Lake O'Hara : | Always the best in quality | dency, and who, above all eisé, sts and Lake Windermore, offer ‘ a in| but never higher in price gests that we draw up a new na- 4 score of mountain diversions i | tional constitution. ‘The ono he sug which will make lt your best “oi . Le | Gra He CCS . , | ~co Stamped Fancy Work Reduced to [Qc the Piece goats as printed In Tho Star a fow u | j ‘ : i ; \days.ago nounds very good. to mo hifeliget | OPTICAL: co. Over 500 pieces of Stamped Fancy Work, in- fy a beginner; of course, it can bo | ai) fe) endable i cluding: neckwear, buffet sets, scarfs, baby pil- jbullt up better—altho at the pres EEIAN, Gen'l. A = ny ‘ 7 nce-tri of it time, I have no suggestion ta iL |, Gen’ ment, pt | 1 lows, lace-trimmed centers, scarfs and table nap- ante ) : MVE MANTA EAaT CS | 1A Dieters. tu Read | ; | kins. Reduced to 10¢ the piece or set. M a t against the present Frederick & Nelson, DOWNSTAIRS STORE yale bella er, tae rede fT leonstitutien is that Its “elastic Jelause has ton atreteliod so many Win, I, Rees Geo. 0. Liber venter a“ | ' me r | 1505 Fourth “Ave, rth and Pike) | | —__—_@-—_——- ———