The Seattle star. [volume], November 18, 1912, Page 3, Image 3

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bowels
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OOAHANTEa
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Letters to Cynthia Grey
NOTICE, BACHELORS!
Here's a chance for the men to get II bark om the Rlrlw.
t h«> h'atou wh> bachelors don't w««d are funny unit ud, a* the
iaw may be t'yuthla tlrey wants the bachelor readers to aend her
their reason s for not marry lug. It l» not necenNary to sign your names,
aa no real name will be printed.
It in a »;iiinfrn tiou to all i>n. 1 opinion* ml that thousands of girls
will rend. alut im.>l>t*l>ly profit Motheis Mill lie enlightened. aud a
■ encral spirit of fun will prevail.
riii- answers must not contain mora than .\'i words, Send them to
t'ynthia tlrey.
LITTERS FOR BCTTINA
Letter* of sympathy ami assurance for Itettlua are (till coming In.
and are being i«ved for her It does uiy heart good to know the people
are so Ms hearted, aud broad minded, and are willing to reeelve the
girl into their famlllea as a member of the home. I Mow are a few
<Itracts from letters received
ONE FROM A MOTHER
IVar Mis* tirey My heart aehea for the child. lam a mother,
nnd will alndly take her aud her baby and care for them, and no one
will ever know. MKB .
FROM A CIRC
• • • If you see her, will you ask her to write to me* Please
co not think lam Inquisitive I only want to help, and maybe she would
like a sister as well as I." A.
A SISTER LESS BOY WRITES
IVrar Ml** tlrey lam a young man of 2*. and want to express
a few words of encouragement and sympathy for Itettlna.
I'oor little Innocent girl! As a man. I am at a loss to see how
!i> man with n heart can be »o mean ax to take advantage of a poor
ittle lonely girl after she had put faith In him. I have no staters and
• rothers mvnclf, and am an orphan, but If I had a little sister and she
should the m •fortune to fall* a victim to a w/eteh like this I
Jon t think I could eat or sleep until 1 had hunted him down and
turned him mer to Justice
Hut. Beltlua, your life Is not mined You have all the good, pure
minded people on your side You are in no way to blame, and lam
sure that some day you will be happy.
As tar n the man who tried to bring dt»«rare on you Is concerned,
tome day he will repent and hla heart will torture him I'leaee try
to forget II alt and just think that you have friends everywhere All
men are not bad With ato art full of sympathy, KDWAHO
strikes the right note
I>»ar Mm* Orwy: Just a Itacb
elor" Invite* correspondence on
tilrl* lodine fellow* astray " My
opinion la that. aa a rule. th# boy
la to blam*. and girl offenders are
eatlrely out of proportion to girl
victim*
I ain g lw>rh*!or of 33. and have
seen th* worst of both »»»►», but I
•till b» I•*v* ttikt the Instances
where tb> girl lead* th* fellow
tvack to d«c«iwy or help* him to
hewp atralvtil far outweigh th*
case* on which lbs fair on* la mor
ally responsible for hi* downfall.
So many of th# boys e*p«ct to be
romp*n»a'.*d by lb# gtrla In aotn»
form or other If ahe refus*s to
give trading atami t In th# form of
klaae*. the boy <gl!a her a prude,
»nd will have nothing lo do with
her Not satisfied with that, he
(landers h#r conduct to frt#nda It
mutt be hard for any girl to loa#
popularity Juat for having tried to
Ik* th kind of girl wiU» whom any
»#lf re»i ••ctlo* young man would
b# glad lo aaaoclat#
That's where "Just a Harh#lor"
o'lgkt lo take notice. If Ihe young
mcti would ahow a Illtl# mor* «*tf
rcspect wh»n d#allng with Ih# op
pnolte gas. bo fellow* woaild be led
i»tray by girls. Th* Idea' Now,
I wish "Jast a Bachelor' to answer
my statements, also I would be
glad If you. Mt*a tlrey. would l#«
us luce th# benefit of your <.|.lnlon
In to* matter NANHA.
A —Young aa you arw. yoo ba*e
.truck «h# right keynote tf •»#*>
>n«« would b# s#lf respectlhg. the
vi.tfbK wottW br »t»d
th# coaaparat ;vely few cases wher*
the boy la led astray by th# girl
wottid be eliminated.
pawnbroker laws
Dear MUi Orey Some time
ago. being to ne»-d o' money and
out of work, I made a loan on my
diamond ring
In the contract I aliened It stales
that hr ma) sell the ring J« day*
sfter dale If I ha»s not rapald «n«
; annum' of the loan with interest.
| iiiikrt! itx*ut thti nod h* 1 iMtldl #•
long aa I paid the Internal t could
k"*v the ring thera aa king aa I
wi»Ued
What la thf lawful rate of ia . t * r '
~,t for this kind of a loan? «. 1
have paid $& for Interest within
two months on $100, how lonr
doaa that entitle roe to hold the
ring there? The contract states
[no amount of Interest. Thank!**
■ you In advance. iqjjoRANCE.
\ —|>>Kal Ir.tereat for t>awn
ahoi.H In thla state la 3 per cent a
3. Charging anything ««r
that mak»a the pawnbroker liable
to arreat and fine
The law also states tbat* the ar
ticle m.i.t I* held *> days after the
• xpiration of the contract P»» n t
: i,rok«rs msy make contracta but
(they don't make the lawa. and the
I uw la what counts
UNJUST LAWS.
Dear Mlas Orey Doe* a woman
who la an American cltlien lose her
cltlwinoblp by marrying « aon cltl
z<*n? Pieaift *b4 olm#*,
UiOKINCi FOR INFORMATION.
A Yes. and If an alien marries
sn American. *he become, a full
fI. deed HtWen, even If she cannot
Mt.*ak a word of Efißtlffe» ana
doesn't know when America was
dlscoyered. And if she Is divorced,
she again becomes an alien What
a prestige It gives a woman Juat to
bo married'
Hera's another sequence. " «"
Inu lilgert American woman . mar
ries a Scotchman, an Engllsliman,
or any rJ her alien who haunt taken
out his papers, *hc lose* her cltl
zenahlp; and If she Is married to
an American who takes out papers
In another country (no matter how
much she OhJ#cta to It) she thereby
becomes an alien, too.
To my mind, there Is no more
unjtit* laV, and only one other that
mat' lies It. and that Is the right of
parent* to Mrlke a child on the
h»ad or face, the *atne offense for
which a teacher la fln®d
It Is high time women were wak
Inx up, and using their Influence <o
efface lhe*n blots from thin
glorious, free (?) America,
I AM A WIDOW.
Dear Ml** drey. I am a widow
at 35 yearn of »K", and have been
keeping company with a m«n for
nearly a year. He la a good man
and I think a whole lot of him He
ha* one great fault, and that 1* he
la very Jealoua. Would you please
tell me. la It heat to keep company
with blm any longer or not?
ANXiOim TO KNOW.
A.—if he la not trying to conquer
thla jealoua dlaeaae, and it la mak
ing you unhappy, by all mi an* drop
blm.
A SILLY BOV.
n*ar Ml*« Orey.- I ain a Klrl of
17 and have been going with a boy
of l# for a abort tim«. I Iov« him
and ! think he love* m«, but he
Hald that I have bceu keeping com-.
pany wllh another boy. but I bav#
not. Would you go with that hind
i of a boy or not?
ANXIOUSLY WAITING
A - Certainty got A young girl'a
happiness dots* not lie In b«ing
"owned'" by on* boy Kb* ahould
have many friends. but no lover
Thin boy U Ritupljf worMig you to
m«k«* yoti think you love tiits* and
nm wIU »ot go with any
|Olh»T. t>rop hiu) a! ot»r« for all.
FOR TWO GIRLS.
I want ill* l*<i ilrla *kn wtn(«
of ciperlenc* Similar lu IWtttna »-
the one whow father tout . hi*
money and who *«nl lo work In
• ramp; the other who left school
loll*** with her brother In law, to
«#nd their Nothing will
he w«ilf public. and 1 waul vgry
much lo hrl|> them
lloth are Innocent, and no ain la
4 larhro to their children I will
be wailing for your repllew
- CYNTHIA ORBT.
thi girl is right
l>#ar Miss <!t»j: lam a young
man 24 year* of **r and am deep
ly in love wltb a young lady her#
who *~«w>a to lor did) think • lot
of m*
I took her horn* otw> night, and
aha tot iw klaa her good night and
ah* I*l DM' put m» arm* around her
»*i»t, and since th«n ah* wmt
• peak to m* W hat (hall I do to
win her hark*
A MHOKKN IIKAHTKII LJDVKR
A -To win tirt b* a num. and
not a mftjf What right had you
to klaa bft* 0
B*li flub ahouM alwajra br aoal.
r <l with U>« akin »M* i»t>
UPStI STOMACH
AND HDKifSTION
"Pipe's Diapcpain" Cure* Sour,
Ga—y Stomachs in Five
Minutes.
Time It' In five minute* all atonv
Mb distress will go Mo Indignation,
heartburn. aoumesa or belching of
gaa. acid or aructatlona of undigest
ed food. SO dlialneaa. bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Taps a IMapepsin la noted for Its
speed In regulating upset aiomaeha
It la the surest, quickest and most
certain remedy In the whole world
and besides It Is hantileaa
Millions of fbeti and women now
a*t their farorlie foods without
fear —they know now It Is needless
to have a bad stomach.
Please, for yoor Mk/ get a large
fifty cent case of Paifc'a Dlapepeln
from any drug stors and put your
atomaeh right. Don't keep on tielng
miserable-lit* Is too short you
are not here long, ao make your
stay agreeable. Rat what you like;
and dlgnst It: enjoy It, without
dread of rebellion In the atomaeh
LMapepetn belongs In your home
anyway It should be kept handy,
should one of tbe family sat some
thing which doesn't agree with
them or In case of an attack of In
dlgsatton. dyspepsls. gastritis or
atomsch dersngement at daytime or
during the nlgbt It Is thsre to give
the quickest, aureat relief known.
{IJTJXJL^
I $7.50 I
H T ■
Thfe w»ek we nffr-r you a flr*t
<lae* ael of teelh for (7.10
■ AMI'l.Ka miiiWN
We offer you flrat < lu««
dental work at a moderate
prlre. and would like to have
you eonault ua regarding the
condition of your muuth. fnir
ronaultlng aperlallat I'.aa had
yea ra of aiperlence, and hla
oplnlnn of your condition will
be valuable to you.
With the aid of flrat claaa
malarial and a modern equip
inent, we are able to aerve you
well, and having cor'ldanca In
our ability to prodik-e laatlng
raaulta In all branrhea of de<it
latry, wa offer you a 11-year
gnarante*.
All work done palnleaaly by
modern electrical devlcee.
INVESTIGATE OUR EASY
PAYMENT PLAN
Eiamlnatlon free.
Office Hour* 110 a. rn to (
p m Nuiidava. t till I p m.
I.ady Att»l»l
Union Dentists
nr. Kraak O. Hfcaada, Mar.
Third aad Pike. Pkaae Mala laui
Over Owl Drx a tare.
Ralraaee. HOAMi Pike ■«.
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THE STAK—MONDAY. «MQV KM HER 18. 1912.
► WHITE HOUSE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TO BE
> HER SPECIAL WORK.
Mia* Mary Bayltai. PriVat* Secretary to Mr*. Woodrow WHion.
Miu Mary Ha>)«**, We# l-nion,
Ohio, baa bwn choaen U> flit the
ttit> r(atti aoclal position of private
secretary to Mr* Woodrow Wtlaon
wife of lbe ( president elect of the
t'nlted HlatM
l> !» nut Mix.million for realdent*
of Ihe Ituckeye ataie to mu«« Into
MENUS EV
Menu*, menua everywhere, and
not • bite to eat!
tf the menu editor'* appetite In
creaae* with the number of menua.
he will have to spend Thankagivlng
day from early dawn till late at
night treating on turkey, or maylW
he will hear an much about turkei
beforehand that be will not be able
to took one in the face on Thank*-
giving day.
Only a few of the menus receiv
ed can be printed each day. but alt
have an equal chance, (or each will
be handed over to the three Judge*
- Mlm Hopkina. Itmadway high.
Mlaa Hlnehart New Ktanklln. and
Mlea Walker. Queen Anne, all do
mestic science teacher*, who will
decide who will wtn the big, fat
turkey The Htar offer* for the beat
menu at reaaonable onat.
Hend your menua to the menu
editor, care of The Htar. by Sat
urday. Sovember 22.
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions
Seattle »an CI year* old No
vember 13.
The atate flower of Idaho I* the
syringe Of Waahington, the rho
dodendron.
It la better lo kM>)i apple* In the
cellar than tn thr ground. for they
••fit" 11 lul« of lh« lattei when bur
la*.
Kllk or linen handkerchief. a lit
of bta favorite color, a hai marker
nod deak calendar arc suitable
presents for a man
It I* proposed to celebrate. In
ItH IS, (he renleunlal of the treaty
of Ohent, making 100 years of
peace between Ureal llrltaio and
the I'nlted States
Neither huaband nor wife haa
any right, before or after death. to
property acquired before marriage,
or to property acquired after mar
"lane by gift or Inheritance.
For a red compleilon. remove tha
rauac. which \\ uaually In a dla
turbed stat* of mind, haahfulneaa.
excitement. anger and profuae Joy.
Cultivate quietness and level bead
edneaa.
NOTICE TO READERS
All letters cannot be an
swered In the paper, and many
are without name or addreas
A stamped, self addressed en
velope always brings a prompt
reply. CYNTHIA QREf.
THE STERILIZED BOY.
■y Psrcy Shaw.
Hay. I would like to breathe some
air
That waan't ao refined;
And have a chance to run and hop
With no one near lo mind.
And eat an apple 'fore It's peeled,
And own some dirty toys.
And be 100 poor to have a nurse,
And play like other boys.
Why, every time thst Columbine
Comes off the street with me
Hho has to change her clothes and
■nine
For fear of germs, you see.
And If I grab a alone or touch
A post along the walk.
You'd think It was a crocodile
To hear her line of talk.
And kissing. I can't kiss a soul
Without an awful row,
And mother saying: "Well, for sure,
He'll gel the measles now."
1 can't pet est* or dog*, and when
A sLranger pats my head
I get It washed with smelly stuff,
Just as the doctor salff.
So If you know a re»l bad germ
Too slrong to sterilize.
That you can catch and send
around
As sort of a surprise,
I might, get slek snd have some fun 4
And maybe then they'd see
It wasn't any use to make
A germicide of me
fl»t round bit** are of vol
vet, yluxh, or fur, to match tli<>
gown.
1 the apotllghl of political favor. Hut
it la worthy of aowe «pecl*l note
«hen the ffrat lady In the land
chooaea h« r aorlal aide de camp and
| nv*te atalatant from tho central
► t ilea.
Mian lUiiletn will l>e«ln h« r du
Ilea at the White Houee next
, March.
RY WHERE!
Ideal Thanksgiving Dinner for 111.
tjaiu nectar. cracker* 10.10
'Tuiitey with bread dreaalng.
currant Jell) I *0
Browned aweet potato**.
' mantled Iriah potatoes It
Creamed cauliflower JO
Toffibinatlon aalad. r«malet|ng
of celery. furunil>era. «Mred
tOmaioea. served on lettuce
leaf, wlih naiad dressing... .It
Itread and Mutter .10
PwifopMß pie. mince pie ...... .20
Tea a wee; cider ........ v ... .15
Total »2 75
HI«ACKKYKf> HI HAN, City.
Wrlctly home cooked. I render
my own lard, rlean my clam* and
*u to a card club, too
Seed Thankagivlng Dinner for Si*.
Oyster cocktail $0 30
Cream of tomato aoup .16
Ollvea. plcklea. celery JO
Creamed cod 15
Itoaai turkey, plain dreaalng.
Cranberry aauce S it
Itaked aweet potaloea, maahed
yellow turnlpa .25
Hot mince pie, Nablaco wafer* .30
Kouquefort cheeae. cracker*.
••sorted nuta. ralalna 55
I'einl IMN —coffee .20
Total It.jt
MH> 1. 1). City.
THANK>OIVINO MENU
Celery Olives
< ream Tomato Soup
Roast Turke> Orator Drraalni
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes (llblet liravy
Turnip rroqurtUii
Haked B*f«t Potatoes
Chestnut and Orape Frtili Ha lad
I'liwlc Hilled Wafers
Pumpkin Pie RaJaln Tie.
Hon lions Coffee Raited Nuta.
K. O. IH'EKKH. City
MODERN ' eleganMj f irn'ahed
room* at lowed rate* at Motel Vtr
flnua. Ktgbth and Virginia, near
Weatlak*. Klllott (OS. •••
LESS BOWEL TROUBLE
IN SEATTLE
Seattle people have found out
that A SINGLE IKISK of simple
buckthorn hark, glycerine, etc. aa
compounded In Adler-l-ka, the tier
man appendlcltla remedy, rellevea
conatlpatlon. aotir stomach or gas
on the atomach INSTANTLY. Thl*
almple mixture antlseptlclr.es the
digestive organs* and drawa off tlit
Impurities and It la aurprlalng how
QUICKLY It helps Sulffa Phar
macy. Snd av. and I'lke at. —Adver-
tisement.
m
I ■lw
Some of tht diseases that Dr.
Lydla A. Lathrop successfully treats
are: Asthma, Heart Trouble, Dys
pepsia, Diabetes, La Grippe, Female
Trouble. Constipation, Lumbago,
Neuralgia, Liver Trouble, Rheuma
tism, Appendicitis, Headaches,
Bright'a Disease, Paralysis, Kidney
Trouble and Stomach Trouble.
Office, 213 People's Bank Bldg.,
Second and Pike.
BULL BROS.
Just Printers
1013 THIRD AVENUE
MAIN 1043 IND. 9200
Shoes
Lh<ll<!«' Otin
metal button
or l»e« Hlkm-h,
13.26 v» I u «•,
Tiiem<t .i y, u
|mlr •
{2.49
SEATTLE 2 BIG STORES T A C O M A
$1400 Hlack Caracul Coatn, full <£Q CO
.AjMt length am! /nil lined, at «o«JiilU
$600 Silk Waists, all seasonable; various
flir $2.49
00 Dress Skirts. Series M Q0
f dNovelties vOiJU
I Handkerchiefa, VeiU, Neckwear.
$1.25 i/J
Charming Velvet Hows, neatly 25c I M
Colored llorder ilanelker- Q_ BB'
chiefs, Tuesday wu
BIG BLOCKADE SALE WEEK
Men's Store
Men'* and Young Mm a 120 00
SX $11.89
Men'a $S 50 I'nlon made
I'anla Headlight #0 JO
Brand -
Men'a $100 C*»»l f1 00
mere I'anta liJU
Mro « |3 M) M PQ
Macklnawa .. ffciOw
Men'a 1100 Wool M 00
Hw««tm .. vliJu
Men'a 35c Wool 4Q.
Jan and itray. a pair.. 131
Men'a (I 50 t'olon #4 1Q
Suit*. all «tie« # I • I J
Men'a $1 00 Heavy Wool U<i
der«ear, Hhlitu and Hrawer*
all alte&: a garment, 7Qr
Tueada) I »»w
OUR BUSY CENTER AISLE
12 a pair Lace Curtain UmplM. 9C r
Tuesday. 2 tor fl.oo. Each JWb
12Hc 17-Inch llurk fl'p I
Toweling. a yard . . . W3w j
50c a yard Table Damaak, 5k Inche* wide; mercerized; 9Q|»
good pattern. Tueaday. a yard A«lu
A II 28 10-yard piece of Itird *eye Cotton. 27 Inchea wide. BQf*
In Sanitary P*ck*«e Tueaday. a piece OilW
TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR
DO YOU WANT TO BE
"Oh. If 1 oould only be aa thin
aa you are!" a round, chubby worn
an aaya to her tall, alltn friend.
"I wtah my arma were nol ao
aklnny and that my neck would fill
out." a palnfuly alight woman con
fides to her *hort. thickset ac
qualntance.
And the men aay the aame thing,
though In a different way. perhaps.
Ilut, aa a rul*. It In to *•>' thai
a man or a woman ia at thin or aa
fat aa h>- or she really wants to be
The fat man. who only lalka
about wanting to be thinner, tn a
good-natured, indolent aort of way.
will probably continue on hia fat
r THE ROSE OF
, ANCIENT EGYPT
The lot us was the rose of
ancient Egypt—the favorite
flower of the country. It was
often made Into wreaths or
garland* and placed on tfie
forehead* of women, or held
In their hand* and smarted for
Its delicious fragrance.
It frequently appeared In the
helroglyphlcs and entered
largely Into the works of art
It synibodlited the Meru. or
residence of the gods It was
especially sacred to the Egyp
tian god and goikless Oalris
and Iris,
The lotus also enters Into the
mythology of the Hindus and
Chinese. Among the Chinese
It sympollxes female beauty;
the small feet of their women
being called "kin leen" or
"golden lilies."
Training for Young Girls
A branch of the Camp Fire Girls,
which is organized along the lines
of the Hoy Hcouts. ban been founded
In Cambridge, Ma»s. Kach member
must learn how i.o cook, darn stock
ings, save money and mend clothes.
First the girl must be a wood gnth
erer, and then learn to make fires,
and then a torchbearer. To arrive
at this stage she must know how to
hem towels, keep family accounts,
learn how to tie a square knot five
times In succession and devote some
time to tjio prevention of Infant
mortality In some one neighbor
boot!.
Peeled Onion Style
The new Pari* style of wearing
hair Is ably described as flat
headed. Everything down tight
and plastered and slicked, and
anchored with hea\-y. flat hairpins
after it's been plart'ered. Every
body looking like a nice little peel
ed onion.
Many dresßy blouses are carried
out In two shades of clilffon, with
metallic trimmings and embroid
eries.
The Store THat Saves You Money
r
Second Av. at James
Hosiery
M I * * /./
wool Hoac, i ""
made with '
25<\
heavy \ %/
ton ribbed
How Ttie*-
a pair
heavy
f! r-«-< < fr
•Iter, Tuc*-
day
48c
Women's all-wool Ve*t* and f'antx.
natural Kray and white; II >» QO.
alue, Tueaday. a garment . 301
FATTER OR THINNER?
way, growing fatter year by year.
And the thin woman who sighs for
round arms and a pretty neck will
probably have lo continue envying
ber more purposeful sister If she
doesn't get up the energy to do
anything more practical than
sighing
The man and woman who would
be as they upeak must act In ac
cordance. This meanii the change
of habits, perhaps, and a long, per
sistent effort to reach the desired
BO II TAM ALES Hmt - I
X- Cllll.t « «>« AH*K. (TC. rm Drllvrrr tmln I
■VV IVI 1411 rird A v.. b*f. l uloa and Plk*. Mrlh KMC. I
at thiT moving
PICTURE HOUSES
You'll Find Interesting Features at the Theatres Listed Below
B 1 r*W /"V ■ ir\a|r- Sunday f.'iture extraordinary. "The
Mrl r€f II 11/|\lr Purity Squad," a photoplay that should
If ILLUv will I|_ liitrreat everybody l.otila Hlmond. pian
ist A. Ollhert Shaw, ormuilM H Ed
"Mom* of (>ln« t urtaln"
y—. » k| rv H'K Sun .In \ program. "The Tribal I-aw." rnl
|||/(lra| 1 niion \V<Mem. Avery * Taylor, minstrel men.
VJII/ 11 "" Jami'K MiNally. tramp juggler. Ourvn & Melle.
3d and Cherry comedians
I|"f SEATTLE'S LEADING 5c THEATRE
V.lfCv.V/l I ALL PHOTOPLAYS NEW AND SHOWN HERE
a«l and Madison EXCLUSIVELY TOMORROW
Odeon Theatre new pictures today
FIHIT AT PIKIC
■ ■ - " ■* „.j t
Union Theatre 2—"Poet and Peasant."
Third AT., .a- f. o. S—"Th. Musketoers of Pi ß Allsy."
rji-t/ Theatre A 10c show for 5c
\_I«.J ■ ■ ,tUII *-> LATEST PHOTOPLAYS
1200 Secoad Av.
sc~Crown~sc Aa ££? OF
Virmi Av h Bel. Mn<II»«»m nml Spring
m ■ j g • m m * "On the Firing: 1.1ne." "McShanf, Watch-
A I II /\R/Ii11« A makor." 'Juan and Juanlta." 'Victims of
nLI iniflUliri Kate.'' "Dlrlico. th© Oypay.'*
sth and Wcatlnke TIIR HAWAIIAN m \UTKTTK
TELEPHONE Main 1525
90 flfl PER MONTH will rent a new sewing
$4IUU MACHINE.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.
Main Store —1424 Third Ave., Near Pike—Main Store
100
M>-»«alln* Hi Ik
l>ttlco«t», all
col
or*, 12.00 val
u*, Tu«-«<Jay—
$1.19
WE THANK YOU
There arc but four remain
ing <1 ays of our 810 IIUM'K
AUK SALB, and we wish to
lake tbla opportunity of
thanking the many who vis
ited tbls aWire from Seattle
and out of town point*, for
your splendid response* to
our apical and for your pat
ronage to freely given.
We shall endeavor ever to
be worthy of yonr bunineM
and esteem. and should ever
any misunderstanding ariae
we boi«- you will unhesitat
ingly put the matter before
iik. ao that we can adjnat it
to your personal satisfaction.
We are pleased with our
rapidly increaaiag patronage
and we are anxious our cub
toutrra should be pleased
with our store
In the next four days we
shall make many new reduc
tions of prices a* quickly aa
we can place our pencil upon
tickets of broken lines or lines
that are In the way of our
regular Holiday Business.
These will be Ip many inter
esting small lots which we
would not care to advertise,
as It would cause much dis
appointment to those who
cam;; late. Thwe grotls will
be placed out In full view,
marked ami ticketed, ao that
vou may find many interest
ing Items yon had not thought
of while doing your regular
buying
Again we thank you.
.McCORMACK HKOS.
B"al
Work and eating, exercise ul
general habits will ail have to
come in for change. The individ
ual who would reduce weight must
learn what food la necessary to Ms
actual well being and how much of
what he is eating is only adding
unnecessary flesh.
lie must find out how much mora
exercise he should lake to hardea
the muscles and work off the su
perfluous fat.
lie most. In short, stick to *
system of living which will keep
him at the weight he wants.
This Is not play. It is work. Hat
It If like anything else Hy prac
tice it may become a habit, caey to
follow.
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