The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 18

Salt for Preserving —— > — —oe “ , , —— CYNTHIA GREY - ow - — as = \ Readers Comment On ) ROS EK A R Leaves for Memories * | Various Subjects pices for Excitemen 57 Different Varieties” of Opinions Expressed in Following Letters ( Ps y } Py 1] ‘ tf ” i ie Junior Hall of Famel! Christmas ‘Flapper Gifts” Require ~ 2 =f ast Seb. Tai PLADERS in — be | rm ry. / R st Salete—stnes ot, ie Candies || More Taste Than Money Nena f URCHINS We Who Work + a Miss Grey Permit me a few es te oy lg the letter from “A Subscriber,” in \ SSuc ‘ m if I thought the man was aecounta his word ‘ t 2g short of indignation would describe my feeling 1 - ad So he thinks he is woman's superior, does he! oun ° a Well, it is not to be wondered at, seeing tha BoA . Bie. But chance, “Mr. Subscriber A litt t : time i training and we w certainly catch ) FOES i with you DINNER MINTS : It k be only a short time w befor One and one-half cups ug . : will have g definite to say about law and ‘ t 1 teas e | and ther ord “obey” will apply equally to both —e me oll peppert 1 so women will not have to wait un n allow ther a re sie abd Vinal thus and 50. 1 wit s e vf 2 at heme, it! ; 1 , expe ray ¢ ° : Th > of bagpipe J { e ! . eet f th t é ' t or} I gene * i ae PECAN MARGUERITES 5 . : P * rotch, and « 4 light t a B « mit ha © work plet t He is the 4- flour, % teaspoon baking t P world t year-old son of te r p broker pe ata, needed th 1 b le a Mr. and M > ‘s eee} Fre rate Allow me to compliment 1, To the Girl Who W nung, y kes beaten until thi ee * signed “F Of ¢ t ! ] How About This et Or Saretages thet 7 Phase of Alimor an aay i , A Dear Miss ( rave. « ab y 4 alimony a factor | Pago eee | 6 May J ask—sup 4 mend HARD TACK } and the wife has been intends to t ™ t | and finds t © the a T 4 with a woman hotel . A . ’ t ed as ma friend 1 da ‘. " w uld the real out ltneir y t rt ‘ BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS, These band y be mafic of|four yards of + 1% and maybe all have | peeved, Husbe b Py eel mapa epebicor-pe : sia vbreak-| first f ; te : selfish. Mine i ow a be Lctgteg ; s ‘ r t " ihtie“s i put to dinner . | hot n. Cut we . vs . - t hold.! " i to be nutrue te peo -phacmiggile - ractive for wder ta ithe a q he get alimony the party ut they ro-|ing the negilgee trim about the walet./very delicate, subdued scent. 4 My sympathy goes out to} 3 er oer “ the} COAT HANGERS EASY TO MAKE Se Y a ope! Wants Baby ws ©! A pair of rees a coat} Round garters are easily n tho gift is in make the guilty er they | Carriage er, such as y 1 can pick ID lof ribbon and decked with bo are man or and or| I Miss Grey; We 1 This fs the seventh of a series | no well, and is so popular, that the holiday dances, new ban- | as the 10-cent store, | fowers to give them a festive tou i 2 CRIBRER, | preciate your pt hing t foll of stories on unusual Seattle kid. nttlo folkn who frequent the pa wh u dr b plain ; wife? A RIBER. cla ur pu as f the bh bed heads w be |b rid hen you @ You can bu: i n elast i - fire request dies that G. Lucille Butler will | downtown picture sesand vy ; eae ot Nidite ts aaa aay \ fee ein Sue canna ae i Spinster Defends ; K young . mother ha piers the readers of the Mose je theaters have surely seen the bt on wh black vel-| ce scheme of a friend's bedroom.|already encased im ribbon for i Her Class een unable. to get wi Jar page unig “ baa Stil tte ‘ als stand cut in bold relief.| About 1% yards of ribbon is needed | purr Bee: aie Grex: 1 SR le a BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER SPENT at i korchie! tne La Potato mea is 1 f thre o« esi | Th ate Kar happy and content {ye any reader has a disca ar | Y f athor ve to and in t port pcan Ae e ¥ | ‘ nsisgaeepiaeciaiiaeiiiaiaertoeesieetonen eee nates tnsonrneenieeserrneennnenmenndond niapeiogeiini : has m@le for her- | riage please communicate with M olstepa, no les * B 2e: OFe we axed potatoes, er hi } is had her 2 | Fitesimmons, EL lot-4576 I werd know that thé yvught Setected a trif pega hppa }] life the same as any ott 1 Yours. very! truly ge : fe dia the ; ney y|date and apple salad i But she has refused to bo made| gociaL WELFARE LEAGUE. | ‘111 ¢ wicked tegpipecand when it{know what I am," he ahot La rolls, milky ¢ es * slave. I, myself, would be noth 3 at ey elus, “In Heotehmar 6 1 o nthe ing else but what I am—a spinster | —$<—$—$ $< $$$, ones to da a aan be anaes sut it—-| OR menu, children ur 10 yours « is coming tack to this earth after || DAME Fashion Says: | ie Just turned four, tae Billy, ‘eee jeaving it, I would want to be the J ‘w Mr ay when e The custard of the ple may be tr ame thing over again. = A. ¥ nay) Lf t A he a » Vancouve uded in the of a child of 4 € I am perfectly conte specially LEOPARD Fun Weller st. And Billy does his stuf bike pants 14 net be ( "e , im these later years, with the life I| Leopard fur is used on evening erved to bir D. Hive. I have many nice friends who | gowns extensively, but on nothing ts @ re always glad to have me with fot at any Nima armcpavie ots normcrocueoan on tamne ott! Let the Pendulum Swing doing almost anything. I love chil- dren and am fond of all cece cs nae) MAND rors Back to Better Breakfasts When you buy Evaporated Milk —some things, like the amount of butter fat, are regulated by law ave met many nice ones. But 1 do not wish to meet the type of man who wrote you and signed his deter “A.D.” and he need not pity rus the second of a series of | heavy protein breakt: ER Today the pendulum jhas swu —some things, like sterilization, are determined - ANOTHER SPI ATTRACTIVE MUI have not yet achieved modera by the nature of the product oe cog igh | Attractive mules are of t at on. For inatance, breakfast f : Another lined with gold leather, with ti it of become a snatch —but the taste depends uy | + Lost Pet bows of the leather. en on the run for the atreet car oe po! \ the Pg _Dewr Mue rer: our oe dog! one PURE train. No; we don't want to £0 it is taste that tells whether you like it. Se was lost week ago yesterday on} 4 :: . our grandfathers’ time, but MERE fifth ave. near University st. He| Deep red and saz co Stent an ee tion pa maser Ri The pure, fresh-milk flavor and the creamy rich- "= is a French poodle and his name {is | veteens are very popular for pee aga A our | Hon, and bu Ith for o ¢ G B r ae | veten jo ind’ future generations." You on ain. eauty ness of Borden’s Evaporated Milk are the result of Bot Franklin high school to tse in EVENING GOWNS Gane eabent tite moves | eaten cutee ey oe nee And keep it—as I did. ps iy experience in making the highest quality & thelr senior play, and while the stu-| ghaded evening gor a , ; : yieregt Pe bee y : 'y Edna Wallace Hopper of mi roducts. iy dents were get thelr costumes, jovaty in eh tons ya Velvis) Sodlilig antomobile ¢ wift-me r Hie Ty rit 1 As a girl, I multiplied my beauty P &- someone opened the car door and | xo, ne desig: haded beads | electric train and ever-commanding res Reade tolabiedieankay until It brought me world-wide fame * . Bet tie dog out. Never having been | ty cio applied, the beads shading| telephone were hardly, dreamed of.|, Coméortable, lelaurely breaktnst, | After 40 years In a stage career, 1| ; Particular housewives know Borden’s by the taste. in town before, he became confused, | un the tat " , to love attractive table, with your/nave kept that beauty, To the I know, and ®Wandered away freee tet 1 family, Lustious fruit in and to eat JLIGER eration wa things. Fo: , even then mod ; ip. | Of fome bread, a beverage (of course That is due to cultivation and to} that calls for milk. UMP: | milk, cocoa or chocolate for the kid = My 6-yearold son and the dog RED were great playfellows, gnd little Dean {s unconsol I wonder if A lovely negii of red brocade ‘ fe, but, for. | a att cru; {Scientific care, Not to ordinary | you will please p this letter and | has floating sleeves and panels of red ft randfathers took | ¢or alt the. 4 cpa breakfast | heaut I have spent years} e perhaps whoever found the dog ¥ chiffon. thine consume ther Look at prea nas papal und £ to secure utmost | 7 ne var th menu with julc t let us know. We t ertines ee : these breakfast menus, taken from | uty lence | in all of the papers » had FEATHER BALLS naa yj 1 in tho ‘80 Gerad <DROOT.) Ot a Selloataly: | adoked | 144 had those helps com $ > Sthat md published in the eggs. Let the pendulum swing back ae ; no answers. C elephone nt er al} ‘oun € feathers *|lbined so a Are plied at ian uve nes num Small round t bd “ y Lunn, Kat codfish, fried | part way, and see what a little mod ned applied ¢ is BE acon-1251 used to trim the new hats, often be-| av potat srabiad btt| erati Ca waGtith 8F Gettaw bs once 1 Tam placing them at Sincerely, D. M. ling perched on tne top of the round. | {o's poaekea'é mb ano | dat a ted’ 404 pts every woman's ca ed cfown tte ho! with ivy; rolls, | health | One is a supercream, It is sup. Answers | tewed kidneys, chili sauce, fricas = .|plied by all twists and tollot “ ,”? ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS eed We fried paren What counters Edna Wallace Hopper’s | 1 Mother iy fried par Vha } | Dear Miss Grey: About the most! Bunches of violets, or even larze| would happen if we, in this dashing Youth Cream. | disgusting thing I have read ap- eared in your column the other It ix far more than a cream, It} contains products of both lemon chrysaiithemums of the artificial va riety are worn on the collars of the attempted such tremendously cen SUDA ht signed ‘Mother. ow fur coats. . and strawberry, Also all tho best it nigned "Mo new uF ou ( Household Hints ) so seraiatra, Also. a Gi Gee Pie A ter, soften, feed and protect the FOR VARIPTY me extra pastry in your ' THE CUPBOARD'S | 20... BY CYNTHIA GREY med chicken or vegetablen, Finer Texture night cream, the vanishing in and add variety to the menu The magic of motherhood—there is nothing (n the world to equal it and | the day. Never is my face ono “| kin. All in one not believe that there exists an application, 1 can. | other beauty help ta compare My Youth Cream comes in two es—cold cream and vanishing y contain the same important Searcely had The Star reached Seattle homes Wednesday afternoon ¢ 7 y BAKING MEATS Larger Volume without it. ‘The result is a com | | before mothers began calling me and offering to send baby clothes to Have the oven very hot at first, but plexion for 40 yoara admired. the young couple who will soon be parents and have not a stitch of little clothes for their baby. gradually decreas the heat when! in your bakings T wish I knew how to induce all baking meat girls and women to adopt this ‘The sad story of these youngsters brought to my other mothers-to-be whose husbands are also out of work and who are J Super-cream. It means so much to in the same predicament, But, thanks to these gencrous-hearted. per RUB WITH GRAIN s P i them. I will gladly send you some| ; sons, I shill*iave enough little clothes to go arov : | when ectubbing Bish -chipie ame rice to try if you will mail this coupon ft mus ¥ & good word for our Seattle men, too. One of them |i the grain of the wood if you wish to nent a check for $10 to help out, as he had no baby clothes to offer. || get the best results with the Another sent $3 and “M. J, F." 0 $1 bill, This money will be used to purchase articlés for thé bables that are not included in the layettes || attention three also » Please do that if you wish to know and clothing sent in | ecw coin) Ounces ; 1 As I was writing this I received a telephone call from a woman who |} . PAINT TOYS 25 for c Tdna Wallace Hopner, enlsiy 866 | will furnish a bassinette and a mother who lost her little one 21 years || Children's games and pasteboard ‘0 1 to try Youth Cream, ago just came into my office, bringing the little clothes sho haa || !0¥8 soon wear out in the ordinary | treasured all of thes years. MY courne of events, but they will last ff) Millions of Pounds Bought I want to thank everyone so much, pent ubly longer if you givo them | by the Government. 4 coat of varnish or shellac, Made al Auburn, Wash. \ Mg f UW ACTA A