The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1925, Page 14

THE § T — CYNTHIA GREY ‘Anois Surveys Our Little Column ED'S NOT DRUNK! THOSE ARE ONLY HIS SEA LEGS ‘CITY PHYSICIAN ( | DIES SUDDENLY | A.. J. Nelson, Medical | . ‘ ; — : Inspector, Passes Away Ba “- Studies Types .That Appear Before || oo. joy. inane »s¥ | Us in Effort to Fathom Life ite ; | Sy Dear Miss Grey; It would require the Omniscience itself | : to always idy » seek remedy for| | their rea ur | ant » know if } ' girl is tr with | is tired of life; a woman want whicl abhorrent to her husband t another is » with her in-laws; one wife want M reasonable the husband of another wants . : are to their household exper “CS DEER PROPAGATE Mis And now let lead us out of our } aments. 7 7 , . aské rket j Reading the stre: complaints, a man reader wa Alaska Reindeer Marke ] prompted nt ex. He glorifies women and An Here Sells Many Animals j would like to help them if he could against man’s “inherited | !™cUe* psychology dust as men are not all devils, so women are not all ar We me, & 133 beratO | SEOS should not allow our sex impulse to formulate our opi d pro and At one time se nounce Judgments, None of us is thoroly “bad,” and none perfect was preaide Neither women, nor men, as sex, ar “the better half of the race There are noble men and noble women, good and “bad,” wise and other wise, We are all part Jekyll and part Hyde, male or female. Happy t are those who try and succeed in subjugating the evil part of their ae b \ natures THE BON MARCHE Ba Darcain BASEMENT Smart Dresses That Display an Intimate Knowledge of Fashion’s Desires in Silk and Wool! were tual love necessary 1. Full and with myself as (please pardon my candor) to * } | | | Cynthia Grey callers at hi Star bul ave., from 1 day except Saturday und holl- | days. Sizes 16 to 44 Satin! Crepe-back Satin! wut the agreements effects Satin and Velvet! Poiret and wife es id hav Twill! Silk’ Brocades and neart ta € rf * : : rf, aT Satin Combinations! Two- if her o r piece Models! more beneficial, I sh f mine are same. 2. The farther our in-laws, the better we'll lik are under their should teach us once we build o leave us in The arrival of these Dresses enables us to maintain a standard of Economy that is constantly increasing with in- creased patronage. Pleatings Flares! Straight line effects! Tucked vest models! Jabots! Fancy but- tons! Gold lace and Georg ette collars! such, she Black—navy—brown— henna—tanager—rust—tan Boys’ Cotton = SUITS Women’s Sport Ribbed STOCKINGS NDS Turkish Towels Wash Cloths! Seconds!—Remarkable Values! 10° Lot 3 Lot 4 7 Lot 5 Lot 1 Lot 2 wasn cores 4° wasncLotus TURKISH TOWELS TURKISH TOWELS TURKISH TOWELS “Bho: cy co 6 10x10, in assorted col 5 13x18, in asac Heralding the Newest in Millinery * at Remarkable Savings! | 300 Velvet and Satin HATS : | In Extra Sizes, 98c ers-in-law, on t their noses into fairs, are obnoxious pe. 1 a believer in punish: power to inflict it sent to a Dante s0 vividly seen too much of ometimes wel! exception laws hay couples. 3. Children, wife would wigh two, to propagate ¢ only with r complete consent A loving wife, queen happ: home; darling children, brilliants of ner golden crown; what a beauty, what a dream! 4. My earnings be equally. If I received, month, we would each r out of that we would pay our ex- penses on a 60-50 basis, the sur plus, if any, to be used individuat ly at our own sweet ple: would eliminate the degrading con dition of a wife begging for a pair of shoes, or of a husband doing the same for a package of cigarets (Needless to say, if both are em ployed outside, their incomes should be shared equally.) they brought upon numberle as friend to as many the s bring; more of our oh threa ABs white, 22x44 3 for $1.00 Double riment and These four conditions 1 still ider the most vital for o happy marital relation. It is only a com: pliment to their soundness that I have subsequently found all the best writers on marital problems ad yocating the same con Women’s “Kickaway” BLOOMERS sizes n Beauty—honey- Nile—light blue— black—brown—navy—coral Unfortunately, beautiful ideal was never hurricanes of ot mat ife, ibl “ ture, have # 1 the gondola of ‘ my visions, tho today, in the prime | [Mi] of life, I am still dreaming dreams, | blowing bubbles and chasing rain ows with no prospect of finding | he pot of gold on this shore of Styx Let this, in a v an irrepress-| nturous na Women’s Sateen Costume Slips 59c | Children’s % “Pearl” Knitted | Underwaists 69 39c — to your troubled many other sisters ance, It cannot yften that mutual love only solid foundation upon which | can be built an enduring castle of | conjugal felicity. And with love hs} Beautiful styles and color a most interesting group of attractive millin the “conditio sine qua non,” the ery. Pokes — off-the-face | A serviceable quality above four conditions should pro-|MMl pirates—drooping brima | Reinforced with | of sateen in flesh, duce an ideal marital state. | ections in contrasting ma straps—made of best | peach, tan, buff, oak, If, however, tne place of mutual] terlals—trimming# of metal | cotton yarns—sizes | light blue, black and love has been taken by mutual! bea lic, embroidery, feathers and jewelry, wy 3 to 12. W gray. Sizes 36 to 44 } Just Arrived! 288 Pairs costes GSCUFFERS , ; Specially Built for the Healthy Child With Strenuous Habits Two plain-toe blucher styles with compo- sition soles—good, full grain leather insoles soft, pliable chocolate uppers. Also the same in Bal last with imitation 5 tips. A number of unemployed per sons have written me asking that I assist them in finding work thru my columns, In near- ly every instance they do not want their names or addresses printed. In the future, requests of this nature cannot be publish. ed unless permission is give: print an address or telep! number, so that employers ‘ia in touch with them dire tukex great deal of time, MT ecisal tse ‘luck contusion when T must keep track of these letters and give out names and addresses over the telephone, CYNTHIA GREY. Sizes 7 to 8, 8% to 11, 11% to 181% 2ST NTIS EET , LE STAR Tuesday at The Bon Marche 165 SMART. FELT: HAT YOLLED cockade moreé Jobber Clears Tables! Season’s Surplus Silks! Plenty of Novelties! 39-In. All-Silk Crepes—Flat and Satin $ Plenty of Plain! Suitable for dresses or linings. wood, sierra, rust, penci navy, flint, mor almond, PAUL 2-Inch Heavy Silk and Wool Cambridge Crepe In 28 different patterns and « with beautiful embroidered borde but 114 to 2%, yards of thi shades of rust, jade, seal, fallow 39- Inch Silk and Wool Spiral Cc repe § ; A soft draping alit He and lig and W ¥ make attractive jauntily Millinery X off the face— slashed in tricky ways desirable downward turned brims, and the ne Cloche with hig crowns. Pearl orna ents and ribbon Third Floor—The Ben Marche UST the which colors are most wanted, including yellow, sand, beaver enna, bokhara, lip- tick red, Lanvin blue and Most z tree’ during green, black priate sport rain weather s req poudre, finishe Grov Flat crepe in shades cardinal, turquoise, $4. ll all d d and black. 36-Inch Popular Black C ham’ use, for Slips or ‘Liking $1.25 Third Floor—The Bon Marche of bluejay, and black. 95 Every Pattern New This Season} 95 YARD 36-Inch New Negligee and Lining Silks, Yd. $] 35 New sity in many bright colors and interesting 7 Bold light color patterns and darker all-over brown, pansy, navy, gorevan, rose- The crepe satin in shades of shades are blue, magenta, pansy and rose. 39- Inch Good Black Crepe Satin $1.95 Wel Ground gold, navy, silver, A por in med ot. Inch Hee Avy y Black Crepe Satins $4.95 rds for tl sleeved dre A heavy weight which Is t m weight adapted to all wit 1e new circular, Jong) th beautiful and service 39- Inch Silk and Cotton Canton $1.45 d_ good weight Iver, fall nay) tr lian orange, and many ie ioolses : A Maker’s Surplus of Imported Washable Fabric “Torrid” Electric Irons Willow Hampers Imported willow clothes hamper cornered shap Small size, Medium size, Large size of drying When not 18x53 In. White Mercerized Scarfs and dot patterns. 18x46 In, All- Linen Searfs, Each tive designs. 16x58 In. Tan Linen- Finish Scarfs, Hach Made with inset of white lace dallion and tasseled ends, iryers, wi t folds up ¢ me- Clothes Dryers th lots in u m Alumtnum Roasters the kind that last Union Street Basement— The Bon Marche LACY -SCARFS! PRICES REDUCED] 39c With hemstitched ends in neat floral $1.00. Heavy Venise lace borders in attrac- “Wearever” Roasters Small Siz Medium Made Made ¢ 16x46 and 16x51 In. All-White Scarfs Allover imitation filet. ventional designs. 16x53 In. White Lace Scarfs, Each with and Nottingham lace borders in pretty floral patterns. 8-Piece “Cotton Crash Vanity Sets, Each of lace edges in a neat gift box. Third Floor—The Bon Marche cream, with blue Venise All the wanted pia i shades. Lengths to yards, Ten Popular Shades Biscui Black White izes 6 to 8 1-2 Brown Not all sizes and colors in every terns to select from you'll appreciate. Main Floor—The Bon Marche -as pictured here $] .00 Several con- $7.25 centers 32-Inch Bates Crepe, Yard 25¢ Plain and checked in a}] good assortment of colors for dresses and children's wear. Lengths to 10 yards] 30-Inch Cotton Pongee, Yard 20¢ imitation filet 75¢ r=. TV Pip Puan iat dip ct Bg TheBon & St, Second Ave, UnionSt,,Seattle, Marché