The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1925, Page 5

TURDAY e Men Have Been Afraid of Women for Centuries, Says Psychologist Peak we Gives Reason for Fear of | Mere Man | BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS N. BL A. Service Writer si) Letters Prove Weavers | | of Dreams Continues | to Weave and Weave BY CYNTHIA GREY ‘FET DREAMS” of every variety—scarcely two of them alike—one dreams of the old home in Ontario and vividly pictures the longed-for trip back. Another dreams — | * H of an elaborately decorated nursery, still another, of a man who would not make a woman's life miserable over grocery ‘ bills, and so on. Here they are: M A NURSERY GAILY * DECORATED sgahre x Dear Miss Grey: My dream is of a lovely little nursery vi you read about, but seldom see. Of a well-lighted room, 10 ‘ by 12, enameled white woodwork with ceffing to match; forced delicate pink walls, decked with gay little colored geese, < ducks and chickies with wee Dutch maidens to care for them; little enameled beds, chairs and one real useful, but tiny dresser, cream-tinted and decorated like the walls; pure white daintily ruffled tie-back curtains and white shades; last, but no least, well polished floors, all for the ith } A three dearest little folks I know. In fa ess sold on | A MOTHER—MRS. L ‘you big an idea man h f DREAMS OF LONG ONTROLLED REN( YWNED SON BY FEMININITY Thi w *y: I was a musician and earned a great alent. I used to dream of Dear Miss Gr deal of money because of my M rising high in the musical world; but I met, loved and mar- 4 | ried the one man. : aedpe | Now I have a small son, the pride of my lif I used to th ! keep my hands smooth and white—they are rough now x" from doing the work I have grown to love. But L[ still about a bit. It is at in the world of . B. have the pet dream, altho it is changed that my little son may be someone gr | music. MRS. ( | HUSBAND WHO MAL MAN Dream Prizes This dress, coat and scarf illustrate the femininity of the mode. ot diolog et dream || THE STAR will award three : if tar tnt an mind prizes of $5, $3 and $2 each BY HENRI BENDEL verted bell : ey Ln =a law of || for the best letters on “My Pet they . orvice) This same type of coat in bro-| al 7 a free|| Dream.” Tew ¥« > 28~As the|cade or metal cloth is extremely eCHIUST ea rmal in The contest will close Thurs- 6s hed | 5 id emerald-green, ev ock shows a new of trim: had the Farms L>' Black monkey fur is used BY SISTER MARY # have been tr the Ame tean home|] day, December 3, at noon, Prize- 1 table; winning letters will be an LETTER FROM JOHN ALDED of th 8 ‘ hin wife |] nounced the following Saturday. ure stands out PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CAR i I te u) wn | Keep your letters within 300 the at the, Breakfast—Orange juice, cereal ) TON—CONTINUED 2 the t t t grocery nl ke words, sign name and address, Hutely | « 1 with cream, crisp n i trying , for yea stating whether or not you wish t e tatoes with id ¥ 1 most | same printed aula I t tsk than: hese (apent « earts of lete : aerate saps asks brown oe e rs, chocolate *"'°| DREAMS OF SENDING warr 2 Fearbatet me, § | MOTHER BACK HOME A i Boiled 1 bolted ‘gual alues. inthe De us Grey: Did you ever mar then the ¢ long the Ur than <thet® parsley t creamed WOMAN'S WORK om : ¢ ( : IS MINIMIZED “| puna Stara Seth ‘aunoneecTne tort if : eae net, te why we sie was In ' rlin nd honored far : 5 : 5 come 4 conquest, © magnified, st { ft 1 hou te « ged from ft wh 4 with > 1 under 10 2 nan's end of the program | 0 My} 1} , MY BOY, Sometime . t must be| white f at either edge > < place of the creamed 2 § minimized,” she went on. “Home- " ‘ 1 flight ar k tack over | 5) sve ‘plenty of| wound about tba neni’ wo ‘ rn ed in the lunch 4 making, t nd caring for!dragged me up in rH nd| ing Well, 1 did.’ Older st aun {the years, I think thy dream ha the Stet | Nolletta laceaht oe eras ial ats hildren, large house-| pulled me into his ¢ ading & lingers the memory, of those child. | this advantage: here arer NO} popruia ft has godet r side and frame t menu is worth keeping in old, recognized as he w ! one TL woul hed heartaches or disappointments. My! ctroutar in Bit vetalng ths sar inrinet fa house guest is to be en- have been different. | row hiplir as important achievements because nurses. Sta fl world t stlen {n air! How | real boy might ved ete is worn with an all-white | tertained during the holidays. There e women themselves have not regart: tor, followe a4 said th not kr acems—that day I § The black velvet and ermine! gown, the skirt of which is In two ing elaborate about it, but it . ed them su important. I do not think ave ler Paula knows ahe na jome and exclaim, model photog ‘Mustrates the) tiers of fringe, while the blouse is d and not quite every-day “Women ti will achieve ema _ tion, nm thelr pa- | been writing ¥ rf BOTS te grant that she docs not. sp! mother, you must soon be that is most It also absolutely plain. Fringe }s becom-) Ste by aping men, adopting | half a minute before Sally er Of course I gave imperative on on r way.” ’ lack \ a or: |ing exceedingly popular as a trim. BAKED POTATO WITH lothes, their language, and| was takin rau a i he should be kept 4 n't much, fs it? But it TH A re ys For the all-black or all-| CREAMED CRAB MEAT : their swagger, and following them | doctor givi r y 4 “ Id Mra. Ather.| means a heap to mother, for that ts | : c r n hite gown’ the ng silk variety) es of uniform size, 3 in bust nd trade, but by get-| burns, I » walk to my how ntable if t cherished dream—a trip madi propr fi 1 1 golf te we tractive. Gold | tablespoons r, 1 slice onion, 2 ting t per perspective on at y as ' i. | oy tario, Seaforth, her | (e) ?: tante or i fringe, in short le tablespoon. . % teaspoon salt, Ny woman's work, and by dig-| & he wo 4 re ¢ wat, 192 r little Car n home town . 7 ght f t the|{s very much liked on white or col- | 1% Cups milk, 1 can crab meat, pap- Tw iother words, she belleves: that P : s usta! at TOMORROW — Letter from | ny ane not he hungry f B ca leeve, v fay Beta oes Himated, moving| Bake potatoes until soft. Cut = . > is naturally in the|the plant John Alden Prescott to Sydney | "Citas of it? Busy all t f the 1 id Sirti (Hat: Aree Gacblenty cries the flat side of each pota- HES aa e firet aid skin and scoop out s fashion’ ut pulp thru a. ricer, raising family of pursuits connected this e ts really id: E n plessureg for SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 sacrificing © on with alt and pepper and and last consider ng than an us u are a strict discip 1 tion. the insti . dH 1 dream of the happiness that oe area ats gi : : ; st HOR | A ths orale snelie shot coe A 1a tell ever: © what to do 5 tte onion silee by man, if women ’ an e€a will warm her heart ahe 3 5 I; ‘k T 7 ’ : ppb atasbadoie: fi : fora temenietig’ ae 1¢ rit wae the old tammilag streata, | Coneequet wke mans Mark Twain’s Secretary Was Afraid to ands misutte a . t i A, ir in flour. Cook am feasion instead of past the village church, and on | enemion a ane mur By Lutu Hunt Peters, MD. ee trae beck : « ac the fire for three min : to escape ony . - until she approaches a larg “i But you hb 2n a OKeS Add milk, slov tirrine con: ote 1 of ‘the e ATTRA D, q ous ifts . jocker, and is ra t ecog ae caries tee ; " v8 rae tiodateg @ Atatier of Diet and Heatth and Diet for Children } se ue the kn char ae Ase of a to recog- BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS — , protanity-venting purposes. But he / St#@Rtly. ‘Add salt and’ paprika andj now improve human laxped s 0 ‘qry sur 0 * ; x sate feats os - oO siling point. i r 0 Perel boawtady perwiegy py eet tiez nize | N A. Service Writer was in bad health and quite old ee or saodasreniget betes | : ‘ Bie Ses s< 2 You f RANGE, GE ee Fe : sagas nd cook over hot water while - ¢ fepends upon = Answers to Correspondents jsome r king anem: " Poon ye Beal ditcuauk: ei oe RANGE, N. J., 2 was phen a aioe employe, and h ring tbe potato cases, Fal Gm i ‘ ‘i Spa Sv reas er ‘ownsenc ah. nd yc ke a a sh n was Mark | took no extra steps ner } 4 Nak io newly A TICK, WHOLESOME LOOKING ; tials But 1 feeling for good eae anit Bh with the creamed fish andj pede ry, she was| ‘The fact that I could keep at! cover with 4 Dro n- ee ; IE, TOO. DREAMS things jokes nly work:and hear nothing Had ial nS igen: eee mS F—T { nd SHE, . DREAMS And you hate shams. vecibaiiecs thialt wey tial i uae: & had &' piece of butter on top of each por a o—that OF MOTHERHOOD You would succeed on.’tho stage. remembers this. very distinctive advantage there." tato and place in a very hot oven * sich sly Gres ink lon al Or a siclan or teacher. {oGRA ne oenae te nie oe | Mark Twain's spontaneous wit | long enough to melt the butter and ial I part visto nary toe t always successful in|) ono. : i i204 Ra iy ‘nd humorous comments on what color the riced potato. Serve at ee ‘ age hla! sats ! Ce tetcoliett Rea re Mad today went on at home, or about his | once. : me of character. Whether 1 are apt to marry we ft raps , Thad stage work, spilled over constantly as he Copyright, 1925, for Tne Star) a mutu ave any OE ee ot ‘ ake’ cnaticed toes an rig lictated, and they often were fun- ase handicapping ¢ that spite gle ae 78 pce ar pon ghee pent fOUr ior than his writings. But I never ns g cach sex th tee ie Sy senile Sunday, Nov. 29 laughed. 1 thought « my duty to! COOK WITH LIGHT BULB a pert eer: crenetancad F eit are athiet esc YE Pc be no more human than the type-| TN A new invention that may seut ise y et out noisily It machine t which I the fuel bill but register more Bs And shun the social wo bea 4 on the electric meter, makes it pos . t i. } of 1 my experience as sible to cook and bake with the heat You tire quic f 4 a ake with the a4 E Earrings le Tou. must fhd “ auiet aw " secretary was of un ordinary electric light bib. ce (onaL ‘ te be p a deeds BN ere sla ot unable, even if I didn’t The new device was shown at ithe i make attra 10 oe You t He | “ie tie me fe if m it the entertainment and! Electrica! and Industrial exposition a serpin d fran ight 1 | And will make a success of “Then he oo itenlatuls S58 amusement {t offered,” she laughs. in New York recently. er ora , . on 3 swionately fond of chil-| things, getic. He always 1 every me z selina ; , ane 1 l0p¢ | aren and have .never been a] You delight in traveling should have a swearing room, "riper Baer lf a i \ mother; but a little dream boy's} And will often be away from | where a man could decently relieve “0 h other n ult t tir ave kept step with mine | home his feelings. : ad Cty & f ull 1 the years | Your nature is broad and genial “In his earlier days It was. his MORE INVITING ages hit care of I droam that he is growing up as} You will have many friends, \custom, I am told, to leave his Wt you stir £ ant to | whot ¢ breads fo! F iteeba: 1 you stir figs or dates cu »| whole grain t T Adama Service, [stenographer and go outside for| 5) ry amali pieces into mush before your ene 6 or meat . a is pa, | ing it, you have a much more dell-| (if you eat meat) and nuts, for more | A Osn veiope y : s * REMOVES FRUIT STAINS dous breaktast dish. The munis| prote cehame end address, M d st D RE 'S FRUIT STAINS | u diet Sette Thee | ena antl Hartt atic tte ae odernist Posey Design | ‘wi™’S S720. ded e trv | f pio 2 ¥ {oh you must en- when whipping cream or beating rs a a ani they are high in energ TF uta in stamps extra, & eacierenmet | ACen coun sake cian to Bedi eterent ia (calories) and low in bullding ele pete as ef as possible, | udge, m ur dish 7 m ‘ > sR 200 WORDS, and type or | level. This relieves the strain and Handba ments alain tbl m legibly with Ink. Please | | gives you the necessary strength to re as » you | I ers being « Ime r you, to count woam larger for finishing, and em broldered with black or colors as suggested on tho pattern land spray just as tho) buds are|to Mike n cake that calla for mo are also|than one egg, add the butter ta 6, and have it melted when added, tr amart with no v ™m. tlo "| ak wil . ¥, don’t be this co! as pas posalble, Th S s f + f ne 6 0 u 1 inte: i ~ far better for be (whole etek: frAMPED, Sit f é car { va EXTEN DING(HINTS FOR THE antastic || H ft in nl | ry. Beg f BLOSSOM | HOUSEWIFE BY HEDDA HOYT | nat im TIME \ par Wk oaks <a NEW YORK, Novy. 28, — (By | ine 9 Pay ey USE PEA COA U. P.)—Scarfs must be small to 0 i While cleaning up, rake out th 4 be smart this season. The long, ot 4; als -s) , lay § f* borders carefully. They will ha ¢| You can use pea coal in your larg! \| flowing affairs of batiked silk basty (Cocoa and Delicious Chocolate Cake { ¥ V to be cleaned somo time, and if| furnace {if you start the with \]} which wero worn haphazzardly 4 , you walt until spring, the soll will| larger vizo coal. The bed of th OAR clase cop caoe is BAKER’S 4 ¥ vara be too wet to allow tramping, and| larger coals will prevent the pe: muffler-scarfs which fit closo to || | i ¥ “—h “1 may be delayed In your clean-| coals from falling thru the grate. the neck and tie smartly at the Ps — r, sido or front. Plaids, fu- ¥ , ing. Aft 4 fi F a} Ba Soca se cold turistic designs and plain silks ocoa oco a e 2 oe Almost alwa herd Js a cold DOUBLE DUTY with figured ends are those most and fe snap carly in the fall, which leaves) 3g may be made to do doub popular vegetation black ‘and \blasted Aj duty by beating up with a tabled BY RUBY SHORT MeKIM One of the smartest models is little cover at such tinjes will tide| spoon of water to cach oge HIS {9 just the sort of flower erel ide double band of ‘ °. iol: *% CA ls potion pd I es 4 ef tho, In "s varioly of black satin with fringed ends, It Delightful foods and beverages of high %, * to make a planting for| late bloom WATCH TG FIXTURE aap aemead ini is. worn crossed in front and : M ye in somo place where \t is casily| Hae settings, as woll as having tho vir with eat falling from elther quality, pure and healthful. ‘any of the new hand-| possible to protect it) ‘Thus, al Examine the electric cords to yor | tue of being quickly and easily Tlewhdae'to dhe wens heamede 98, particularly those for|pianting agninst o dolid board) lamps and electrical devices tr@{done, For lunch cloth, scart or ae amare’ nana <ilieecac, Meant hes afternoon or evening wear| fence, or against a houye offers | quontly and be sure nono in wearing | bA® for fils et or ponent tle ahort: stole. Tn tact some of || WALTER BAKER & co. Ltd. 4 Neluat on andh rood chances late bidom: WBU ABATED to ate design simply depends upon selec Waa the rice an ne are of velvet or satin, beaded’ By Jato Novernber treah whould i] OF a AR et ing sultable materials to adapt 11 oar fa ue cerecw seactientn | abba cape m gold or silver beads, bril-| gormant and leatiews, ‘@pooretically | SOARCITY OF EGGS harmoniously in texture, ‘The thre« oeaa Gh ible fuk Cora Rented || DORCHESTER, MASS. hanta, pearls or combinations} \t i» ail right to #pray thom, «Tt 1 aaa 7 cbhad leaves and main oval of the flower with appliques of cretonne on CANADIAN MILLS AT MONTREAL of jewels and beading. The| verter, anyway, to walt Ynul spring was are woaree and you wartt| may be applique patches, cut a the fu silk area Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free. shapes continue to be equar or oblong. \bursting. The Insects “purating” at the same tt