The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1925, Page 5

MONDAY, MAY 24 eh OA _! "hk, Bros, | THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 5 - CYNTHIA GREY——+ See TTITITTATUL WUT W LLU ULULL LALLA LUMA ULLMAN LL I W hat’s So Shocking (wi.| FR HODE = About Motherhood? Results | Obté nee i | Count! | DEPARTME TORE | f me rt a _ EVEL URE thea Sita SO aie i ixth Avenue, Between Pike and Pine | A ki ‘amily Is Only Insurance Against Owners and Operators of KFOA Loneliness in Old Age e 3 BY CYNTHIA GREY . The Great chil Nat Hawthorn 1¢ heroir ay \ y } book, “Sounding J The author of th Hamilton Gibb this po «4g f if eems to step back wi g for the reader @ shocked | PZ le But what's hocking about a woman wanting to have y yr 7 child? It's probably the east shocking thing in the world | qj s pe of the Y ear From the time a girl enters her'teens, she begins to won | SS La 2 Fa | ar sky Sie aS wee ele oe | | ee, Now in Progress te for motherhood when she makes clothes for her dolls, and f ; ie | takes them out for an airing in their buggy : ; | The i sth : instinct ie trl js as gtr as the impluse Put in a Year ) Supply W hile 4 ip to breathe. One wonders, sometimes, seeing all the childle - . . "44 if wives, what happens to that instinct after the girl has be These Prices Are in Effect come a woman, e avisible I think that perhaps the reason so few women have no 4 Bed Reo families Thcae das y i that se yea ttl oft” states H k 7 or a dozen t Le’ | nity. They figure they can't afford a for the first uc Owe S 15c for $1.75 | year or two—and after that their leisure s 0 ant 7 ‘ i = fovtlees! 4hat tilay hate to go to the bother of motherhood ils Suprem selfish, isn't it? And suprer foolish, te a i; An Extra Bedroom Without Butre Expense if they only knew it,” For the only insurance against being Heavy Bath Towels English Beach Towels i | red AN onely when snes old, that & woman has, S ne O one would suspect that beneath the comfortable family. > or a dozen > or a dozen | spring-filled seat of this Tuelsu tanta "AS a class, grandmothers are the most popular people 60 for $6.95 60c for $6.95 pera is concealed a full sized, fully-made-up bed alive, I've observed, Look around you, and you'll see I'm * ‘ . et one easy motion converts it. The fabric steel ight i saci: a atte de reeiiient and rest-inviting, and the mattres Se 5.05 | Huck elie Turkish Towels i vasy Lerms BORUY COMrOrtanit or a dozen or a dozen i ox wit f $ 50 | for $2.95 for $1.25 : es “4 ; isbbauny Stalaheh' traps Steam Towils Bath Tonials : ted Kroehler’ Pavenport Ded. or a dozen or a dozen ‘ eth Huck Towels Huck Towels JNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. Fi or a dozen ora ae en | GRUNB Re ats, REN Pandan Nihon poet , 45¢ for $5.00 121 “2¢ Jor $1.4 t 1 st 4 tj and 1 | Odd Bien for . = @ ofa Communists Lawn Small, Still Tonal Artist pIBRER FAMINE He Bath Towels Baik Towels = A ’ . ye mar or a dozen r zen i Will’ Be Executed : It’s Best in Block Wi F : eae 30c for $$-50 45c for $5.25 = | i ins Fame in | |§ PREDICTED “» ; , = i Camo weraen Ser Al ii i ig paling ow ot is Paris Exhibit Hoover Fears Tire Prices |: satinfed with mysett, SMA AAA TTT | Pearce asl courted rs A cacee Bani anime ae Will Be Prohibitive -.*™™* | King County Grange | Danger of Breaking Northwest Growing, | tencea on the group, which o l WANHINGTONM May seal Wants Wife Holds May, Meeting Dry Law Discussed Directories Prove H po Giger Dadra gosh It’s easy enough, however, for rid shortage of rubber within | to Come Home King C Kt vy, 7 anger of weakening the Vol-| ‘The Northwest continues to pea oy . . ‘| 4 five yearn, « I su Grey Fi wife and) meeting w will be discussed at the| grow, according to R. I. Polk & —=—=———_____________— | married for & meeting of the R Co. which has just issued a state | : non |Razetteer for Oregon and Washing« <= ’ : ton, and city directories for Spo- I] (LEA & PERRINS ve (Sat Sa 1 y SAUCE : September ie | Ar with 35,000 population, the 1920 census giving 27,644. iien in {member of the rand Central gal leries of New Ye ( Main Street | tr ee al an field, newsles, « down to business on Uni L. Platt, banke alt : " Hoover ie 1 fourth am ; } n “Lanilon, t Crockett, t utopiativ: and” oll (thru | r lence upon the automotive | Vekted? Ih these inden excees building. Lyle Gibson, ¢ begs laantS | i 1 around at 38th and Madison, 4 | 4. W. LeCrone, office man, watching Third ave. go by, a | if ° iievancwimer ae of 91st Division | m | ae Hold Reunion June 7 = y Cy : S Li ata 1 COSTS |Pastime Club Suit | | WwW Ti t n , Settled, Owner Says. ,'l"97, 9, McKay, lee retin ashi ons ' Declaring that a clvil wut call for them to assemble | U @ Sf} : PABCOLIN|: =——— Best Prepared Coal nounced that at F home-coming on Sunday, p: int at in club fro om | June 7. any inh : bis W:| ‘The re-unton committee ts headed | rT 4 RUGS and YARD GOODS wilt contnue ‘as’ defor at aii [bY Chari. Werrar, 1€ tn ‘com-| 39 give the impression that they Mie eeorall Clalr Dickinson, ‘Ten Million, “Ray ; a . rs. Beavers Dumett and Charles Smith t, ® cost twice what you actually is Detcatis Clik Members of tho “powder river] Careful preparation, by screening and washing, ‘ i } gang” will meet with their old % pay. Mra, Averill Beayers will nddre on | ommanderin-chief, Major General | makes BELLINGHAM COAL the ideal summer ¥ City-Wide Democratic William Jonhston, now in command | Pabeoli ‘ 9% iympie: Hotel eatotoria, | of Camp. Law fuel. BELLINGHAM COAL is low in moisture. It | abcolin contains 25% more ir tack ation . 9 stores well during hot weather, losing none of its : 1) wearing apace ie wi im- [Nona vuye ee Trust P. olice! | high heating qualities. rovement on print linoleum (Bi ios vorprerereeme aaa P et icote eae P (HE BOUGHT 4 COATS Baby, 3; Sure Now is the best time to buy your coal, because the mines at y; . AND LOST HIS OWN AT |) She Was Safe! this season have time to give your fuel the best possible J See the many beautiful patterns in HEATED AUCTION SALE |) ono may not nave impitelt faith | preparation. BELLINGHAM COAL is the best fuel invest- J 4 this easy-to-clean floor covering now |] KANSAS Clty, aio. ay. 25 ® police department, but that ment you can make! Clean, sootless and economical. 4 Of PLR. Yn Coal i] Zar arma a eater ho ve At your dealer’s, or phone ELliott 6017 4 |] odds and er attended the an- stor, Heck Os : ” . nual unelain roperty sale, In the 0 | : M 7 Herman bought old clothes Jib. tors, after 2 ‘ dsbeeen eolilite "Up. || atolliey) when Heats tiie (ollee eeatle | Seaboard Building ; | Nemente) | Yeates aye J} @ Ti P fin C 4 I | it ie Litatieat t iu trip lik {% 5 99 ic le PartacConpeimlc, | EEE! wore Heat Per Doll 17 Plants on the is 4 ; Next time I'll walt until the thane til ip aa iy i vi ore ea er fe] ar i LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO [OAKLAND fas ble aie ies ‘purohali: omen er iap handrail PORTLAND SBATTILE among them four coats, nono of And ovidently they didn't, as M | which would fit him, Mollie found Becky right where she ig had lett her when whe returned. ! h 4 {