The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1925, Page 5

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CYNTHIA GREY —————— Keron” Wash 3 | Black Sheep’s Conduct a Gdvalghe Reflects on Others | Real High School Girl Pans “Modern NEW PRESS CLUB Girl”; Claims She’s in Minority attend wild parties, smoke, etc., saying that mothers today type of girl who writes today represents the larger class of Seattle high school girls and it gives me real pleasure to} m/| print her letter which follows: - he e, THE ANSWER OI HHIINUULUIUANUUUELUOUUAVUUUUEUUEOUURUUUUOLVOUOOOUOUSE USUALLY tesults That DEPARTMENT STORE | Rhodes"! rt | Count! 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They are propert r of a much heavier weight muslin ars ay xe and styled almost exactly as the | Suiting Dept others. Upper Main Floor Apron Dept.—Upper Main Floor | EMMI UN UNNI LULUUUTT THIS PURE CREAM | STOPS CATARRH enoug Ye Cured:in & PILES to 14 Days: Pezo Ointment, the dependable remedy fi cases ofitching, Lind, bleeding or protrud- ing piles in 6 days, worst cases in 14 days. New packed in. handy collapsible with detachable pile pipe which {IA GREY t to Ne tak from a high school girl, who! A REAL HIGH SCHOOL, GIRL. rl Who Wants a Modern aS ) coe ee fend high school students who You'll Get Rid of ‘ Blackheads Sure .., . F hat the young folks of today took it upon herself to speak sattle. sr from another high school e and rightly. I feel sure the ling for the Seattle high school girls? You are badly mistaken! I certainly would ‘* *" be ashamed to admit that 1 attended a Seattle high school \if I were you. How dare you accuse us girls of doing the things you say in your let- ter? Just because you and your crowd do those things, is no sign that you are going to make the public believe that all high school girls are on your level. | You may think that you can take your stand as a high school gir! of Seattle, but no one who would do what you and your crowd say you do, can talk for the rest of lus. When you entered high scho you automatically became a men © AND UNION TORY SALE °8-INCH GOODRICH SILVERTON jot the association and to TIRES jschool giris’ creed. Where is your : nderful value iy [school pride, and loyalty to your . J school? You have n lot to learn little AS AND you think that those things do not harm you. Take fo example Dorothy Ellingson; it didn’t harm her? No! Today she is re penting and asking every other girl |to wake up before it is too late, 1 | not this a fair warning You say that mothe |trusted, from the a |your letter you neve | mother an opportunity |trustworthiness, A go out only on RS—SALE PRICE— 69c Generous size; an unusually good buy. FIRE A Limited Number of pLacE WEAR-EVER SETS isin should Saturday nights anyway, if she does aft . justice to. her. etudien and health FIRE SCREENS, Pans What has raised mo to tho “n” ANDIRONS Universal degree, is that you think you are Stew Pans the whole city of school girls. You jare not! I do admit that there are some girls who aro as low as you say, and you are one of them, who think that they are doing something | ermart, when a thing or two Is put | over on mother, but there are al- |ways a fow black sheep whom the | rest of us have to suffer for, Ton't the public condemning us | enough olready, without you adding j your bit? Did you think that you were “smart” when you wrote that | | letter? It hit the rest of us mi hard, We are not old-fash | girls, we just love to dance, | shows, and parties, but we |indulge in the things you and {we took your letter to heart, be lcause you are one of the black |sheep in the Seattlo schools and ought to be expelled, in order to | thaintaln the standards of girls in Greatly underpriced 1 BIG LoTS— | _,, Advance Bread Pans $3.98 vi. $4.98 |... $5.98 BACH $6.98 | 49c Take advantage of | these low prices. | « Big Values! ‘ WALL CLOTHES DRYER— 83 PRISCILLA FOLDING IRON SALE PRICE Cc SALE PRICE A kitchen utility dryer; has 10 30-ineh arms $2.49 Reduced for Quick Selling lyour school, oxcluding your s0- | called crowd. each arm may 15x54-inch; strongly | Little girl, surely you do not do be used Inde-| constructed, adjustable pendently of| board; complete with all the things you say. Iam tempt» ed to believe that you tried to be lamart and that all you need is a little bit of good advice. How could you write a letter like that? Aren't | cover and padding. A splendid buy! the others, ei RET IS SSE