The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1924, Page 16

ee wees) Yeestosestyt Yeo y ov Mes PE 6 SS SIS PS aR 16 rHE SEATTLE rAR FRIDA cc Finding Home i be BaSy R i") Leaves for Memories | for ad Dog Gets dar EX Spices for Excitement ON eae rl ed peecirian li Salt for Preserving __) Cynthia in Bad - awe YNTHIA GREY \ I tau ON DISPLAY AT THE FALL FASHION SHOW nside 1 ‘ I a myself, went to 6817 10th N. E. and w told “we were sure Americar i a nothing What do y th ft The « : been MRS, FRANK ESTERLEY, Rente Wasl Now doesn’t that letter just make you think of the fellow who saw a man beating a woman and stepped up to her assistance only to have the woman turn on him and reprimand him for “butting into their business.” Because Cynthia Grey used her column at a reader's re- quest to help find a home for her dog and instead of being grateful at the great response this same reader (according to the above letter) insulted people who called on the phone and at the house to get the dog. Cynthia is “the goat.” At least Mrs. Esterley blames it all onto Cynthia. I'm sorry. Of course, if I had had any idea that my readers would be insulted, I would never have printed the letter. I only did so in an effort to help find a home for the dog. In fact scarcely a day goes by but that I receive letters from people wanting to find homes for kittens and dogs, I’m al Ways glad to do this. Only yesterday a lady called me to thank me for finding | homes for four puppy dogs. She said over 150 people called ‘on her and she even received letters from out of town sub- seribers wanting her to express a puppy to them. She thought it was wonderful that so many people responded. The dogs were all gone by 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the day the letter was printed, but this lady stayed at home all day Sunday in order to let the people know, That's real co-operation. Mrs. Esterley’s letter is the first complaint of this kind I have ever had and I hope the last. Cynthia doesn’t want to be the cause of losing any of The Star’s big family. Here is the letter just as it was received and printed in the column: Dear Miss ¢ t m! Boy Wants to Work Four recent lette St at) for R. and Boc you ha s f ‘ re) have 4 mont Breed to the extent t ; champions : Bhe is w Lt , ¥ strong ve telligent 2 we 1 will ¢ to anyor promis: x howr for her lice t is not « much when take into consid stare oie + t in Sth ¢ e a " ¢ m . 4 2 € of t a ga ents d ayed at the au ashio ‘4 r, f “0 7 , S, : , L ) ; Di $ Charney comers cianey ol ab he Rall [Gaver Ser mee ate Grier enn erent pty cate teeny Ne odeled especially for The Star's “Rose Jar” by Mac- y More About atte swith"Baby Ost ae a Perera tre erreur D ! o right, at’ attractive gowns and girls are: Margaret Berry of MacDougalls; Negligec in Mist-of-the-Sea Green Georg- : baled “4 Se NEN SEG. 5 d ey mor ni g a res h linen collar and cuffs. Maxine Roge r, blue evening gown of brocaded velvet with Finds Salmon Too dresey. coat of oree ri ; ad % eae } aracul Jacqu trimm ed with Viatka squirrel; felt hat with hand painted band. Loyt Pound in a Expensive for Cannin; . t tispute over | Seatt D tivactive Goparel forthe? poesia iater cloth of silver underfacing and silver ornaments. The last three girls from West ee et > A \d 4 f Deis cata oP yb bh pote airy on acDouge l close their Fashioy evue with a special showing Friday evening at 8 p. m. of The x 1 f e 20 a alied “oper are he ove o'| CUEtING Of : eatid Mies | = e Tangle , Searchlights || “0C¢ “anners : ~ eek ; ar > e ra J iy ne ot woud ind rng mancuse tones| Garments : and brain take LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES ls s trom t chee an Ps ; COTT TO RUTH BURKE, CON : j ) Weaving thru th ; T 2 r t be = i TINUED ' I finger Ets F tim A Lesson No. 3 in bans ow bia th n GO t e } - iivenience of te : Dressmaking aa when ‘ et € f What sdb ots | ie | lin F This is the third installment vba ‘ ; I p Yast y« During t : t of a series of dressmaking which 5 m on age at sat ; he | Mrs. Peart Battin, of the Battin Me was 12% < eae uecwas ret f : School of Dressmaking and De e matte stless fakes at least two pounds, to « quart th is not sign, is wrilng for The Star Jas 5 “ . quar consideri: > e + 7 t, no De : he t iF (Contributed to the Rose Jar by ees 200 ofl cned ! ; i seemed A poe 5 r Madge Boyne.) mon, which, of cour 1 a e cr ton * ; ie expen: canning. so to ex r f ' ° . brea r bor 2 as an especial effort to | jl ed] wih wiped rea, CLEANER FOR SILVER in, pec ffot to and di over the ¢ . ; a for longer has go back betws Yen, ¢ ; out the fashion I : i ae | ceem SUOen Ay Ss nd behind =m me exp tor ‘ t from some ead TS |e alee in 3 mit aa aoall HOUSEHOLD tem ‘ , Pika drone phowiAa ig gies okey ff pans Beaty | Aliow: T/00 not, t A bet Q ctiquet and a ing the 2 One of t appe wit i : ‘ C ¢ WASH DAY DINNER Bet some, f ¢ y ‘ tor On tronin cleaning day ly courteou Ah, Cynthia Gets el rit sa gain can a Nice Boost [ty in baked one #0 that it m | A oie ‘aidhabe de, Ovataia' 1 faced, my husband ‘ou ure about your work , PURITAN COLLAR ) “Pat vel, nia’ Gre I ‘ ‘ Phe Gis ‘ ° T Puritan collar of w oP skins It fo adden temper hn. Tam g t RUB WITH ort | with wide ae coors Pel Lape Altt a search tiie f woman from} Af ou have washed thé tiles or closely about the Brhria hata! hte " ‘ t6 “oe flosy', atve: theni: ar and feminine A “ to skins with sugar, Fe todas Wan ines t Then It I A bett is. with ka attic uartien 1erwise sev F and vinegar. Bring to a “eget ; r 1 Fe : a! : oP sa ¢ pe | the boiling point and boll five And € f t o. | “ Pour into sterilized : quired a You car quite a o | HUDSON SEAL eal E : i wie re dh Gch a BREAD FOR SANDWICHES 1 will be very popu = out an afticle one 4 y uirer, ye 4 m S4n'5 a lor juare loaf since there is Ie or wit € all : a Jack fa ants 4 waste tl a | en 2 fbpens ae eg es porte ‘ Ce Bt Striped handkerchiefs in geor ank you very mu¢ ; Withou ack Bore ouring milk or cream from| sette crepe and in crepe de chine time, Miss Gre HOU ! es . bott wipe the edges of ti ApDpY . ung n ht ‘ A ; careft - os Another ane Nagas her pen in an h 0 My dear Miss ¢ from the sh ssc? Ai } t } t ight! sgh, Se Mise Grey om “en “| What Dessert for Tonight? ‘ ¢ gphete © great! \ ona | of family reu ‘ i Vanilla junket Alki all summe some of the pale children nd back sleeve should be| gen,” Jack interrupted. “My busine themselves t 1 ? ‘The|y hes or other fresh fruit and f I mention this be: | won't let me stay away more than a| Perfect » in ap:|whipped cream: Chocolate, lemon or } . ; delicie te, and|orange junket served plain or cov-| Salhi Byeh grow into fine, healthy ones aay Fda Maal y mo padrase With a precious coat of tan with,| Along a I K day, I'm going back not later than | PPS! he ; i Be day swtrsming lessee, ana’ Wh leeve smaller a w night ane ‘ ‘all, she edjered with whipped cream = and H how it did my heart good to sec Vest n to slide down ¢ in a quandary, Ruth, 1 didn’t |“"4 have a prinkled with chopped nuts or cocoa Hi F how they enjoyed it—never a|JUSt pick up “The Star’—it is the Ot atetrona to know how to finish my conservation | Taist, but not least, from the / ‘ f thought of how do 1 look—but pe best : te tne) wish that everyone ¢ with Karl with Jack standing there,| Point of the one who prepa NE prepared with milk it is so} TP) goying with all their heart the in.|Find out the reasons you hear folk the cutting of th |{ didn't want him to know that my | Meal, it would help a lot to good for all the family and is rec lf t t Vigotating salt water. To theas 1 4 “pap Met fon There is a fitting dart which §s| husband was still angry with me, and | to make it quickly and casily ommended by health authorities. . | f would st 4-real beauty parade} “We're all so proud of ¢ the foundation of all fitting and does | ~ - Too often, alas, wo tire ours In the olden days of “Merrie Old é a ‘ k t th Ca teh coined ¢ me in all commerce 70 “ 4 Pee 4 ° land,” Milton, the blind poet ) Hn / at the e dedi ftir ‘thle ire fi 1 all commercial pat-| bust, do not take it all up in one out preparing elaborate des ! 3 f, t bright dressey afd give |—StUbmitted on its merits out of |“ ac many of the| place, but make several darts. TI hen actually we could be sparing |t ‘t bees eee mine a ae outa | i ‘ a ea Y Prizes to the ones with the thickest | 00d will by a reader. esses pullit 1 front. THE side esam Hedy” the arma eye is the | Ctirselves, and at the same time bet. "OS Bbout how. he: Palrise’ would Png et Bet of tan, How refreshing that *@ mount to be tal up in darts | {deal p to manipulate this dart, {ter pleasing our family or guest tregn fas junkets when loft outside rens Free Examination i : y ranges from one-half to three inches, } With ad table Bal the fiftmhouse window at night | gl would be and w precious sight | Wants Housework 1 from one-half b inche If the pattern does not show a dart | With some simple Ueliclous de ; Eh avery mother afi ds AWE ag tas Sb Gay 1 ¢ to the bust meanure of some kind plan for it by makir Few of us drink enough milk, and td ae tee vie were delect: | ass BEST . GLASSES ot a end for once and always to the|iun hich echool xi) am a Frank-|the amount is large, as for a dl tne Trén Toiget,. Yous Aceoe Will hot| BIIK In Any fora: lye Moet valudblel trate tte re ree eT 0 BEME arcsine oor ortrosvelopen | gt school girl a I am ¢ ored. PIPE (oiwked. and the ‘otto ond bs ap pers he " mu h more satisfying they’ must pens Tomerron ON BARTH : y much in reed of work anal OREN 7 ; »© for happy, healthy children 2PM. girls in ridiculous, impossible bath-| and would be so r; |needy girl and both mother and 1/| hang easter The United States food administra-| ‘rt u r | Adults’ ‘Class t are one of the few optical ity ‘ceil mievies and to thel 1 { employment in a private|wrernae’, there would be a place correct some of the mistakes in pat-|the most valuable part of the helt | agndanien esee ange tad be had in} o \foaeteciventh mn Me her ikatriee daeniers Thea ie |; here both mother and 1 could work | terns hen they ate botigtit for your | by choosing thowe madq with milk." |flavors, ready for Instant use, tone Douglas choo SEATTLE—ON FIRST AVE. want to say what a pity there are| Please do not publish my name or) “SNe | Out OF work also.| sin | Ono of the most delicious desserts tight the little fairies in our homes 2 : pot @ few more like her. phone number oe ateals in. | Next week I will tell you about|imaginable is junket tate, EAL oe Papa asl eae hinlae ent : tometrist. (hase doe eee eee Respectfully, Lak. This letter comes from a ver | nccznetin Grey, MA in 0600 has| changing a pattern from one size to| milk helt gear are dt Khe real 0 Dancing vnless absolutely ee ¥ ina dd phone number.) another. Itieah be served in a " 1O'R ion Cakes: Ob RPORMACH trounlerand n 8. Pi ; . } canbe served in 20 many attra |diabete, loth €H. Pine st, —- WAst-oraa || BINYON OPTICAL CO, SE 2 1116 FIRST 4¥R {