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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
Care Man Tactics
Ont Of Date

Dear Cynthia Grey. A letter in
your column signed NOT wOR.
RiED brings 10 mind the opinion Of
"A REAL MAN There arc few Of
them you know as expressed In
recent conversation upon this sub
icct.
Hc says After practiclng law for
30 years, Il IL my opinion that man
ID To blame FOR our domestic Ills
A woman does not leave tho Ae.
CURLY OF n good husbands heart
and home. for that In her Natural
abode.
our divorce courts are crowded
with tired. dislnusioncd women.
seeking separation from 10, Of
shiny eyed mental riff.raft. whose
only claim 10 manhood Is n pair ~
trousers. And the pity OF Il IT.. that
We can not plant some explosive
near their Uranium. and pry them
loose from the idea that woman
should. after marriage. consider IL
her duty 10 deteriornta into door.
mat or valet Tor tho doubtful priv.
clesc Of wearing His name
II n tris that tho less man
has Of material wealth the more he
expects, nay. demands Of hiA wife.
Further. man who VIII. and
there arc thousands Of him. iniiml.
date and insui, his wife BY con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
France to Ignore
Hindenburg's Win

PARIS. April 29.-France's dissat.
ssfaction at the election Of Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburg TO the German
presidency is not to interfere with
negotiations regarding a security
pact. II was indicated in semi-official
circles today.
The foreign office said that an ex.
change OF views with the Luther
government regarding q security
ssrsement win be continued. despite
Hindenburg's election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29

stantly reminding her that lin his
yornnculnrl he brings home tho ha.
con. should DO Kicked from ono end
Of tho county 10 the other. Per
sonnlly. ia like 20 do the kicking,
why shouldn't he bring home the
baeon7 He cats two thirds OF II.
Not Worried" says that lie II
happy. but falls 10 mention his
wife's state Of mind Oh. what
heights OF exquisite perfection doth
mans egotlsm reach7
Give her enough rope and she
will run away. indeed. give him
enough Of the same material. and
no win hang himself, which Ia
worse No what room has he 10
eriticize7
The unrest. tho subsequent rebel.
lion among women TO-DAY. In tho
frank expression or her determine.
ton 20 definitely yanaulsh mans
age.old, british domination over
her.
Sho Is doing a mental marathon
forward, and cave man tactics won't
stop her. on the ,con,raTy. they
wlli hasten The PROCESS
For my part. I'D Father 80 down
10 mn early grave fighting for the
God given freedom that was. and IN.
Intended for all humanity. than
live longer life as the cowed and
beaten leEal nato OF some boRstful.
chesty iItilo male.
II marriage as at present con.
stiiutsd grows dreary drab for man.
u does as much and more for wo.
man, but for consolation she does
not turn 10 tho opposite sex, who
arc Just emerging from the nurs.
ery'.
on, well. mans first audible
spuawk ID for woman and nurs.
Ing bottle. and with seuiie yafia.
lions, his last yeip Ia for the sans
noutishmeni. That explains every.
thnig. doesn't az
Thank you Mira Grey
T.. A. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
Woman Lost Faith
In All Medicine
But After Many Years Finally Does Find
Relief From Gas On Stomach

poisons through the bowel
In slight disorders such As OCCASION al
constipation or gas on the stmach and
headache twhsn due 20 bowel inaotion).
q single spoonful OF hdlsrikA often pro.
duoea surprising and gratifying results
In cases OF obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble, n Adl.rika doe. not
bring relief In ~ 10 9s hours tho advice
Of a reputable physician should be 30.
cured.
Reports from Physicians
II congratulate you on tho good .frso,
from Adisrlka since I prescribed i, :,
(SiRned) Dr. l.. LsnElois
'Adlsrikh In tho best In my sntIre AZ
years experience. tsiEneo) DR.. q.
EgHcrs.
II prescribed Adlsflka with highly
satisfactory results" (slEnsd) Or. A.
c. O. (Nsme given on request)
II can't get along without Adieriks,"
(slEnsd) DR. W. IL. Bernhart
J. ". Pickett "a user OF Adlerika)
writes; After taking Adlerli,n feel bot.
tor than for 20 years. Haven't Language
to express tho impurities eliminated from
my nyrtem."
Adlerka IN q big surprise to people
who have used only ordinary bowel and
stomach medicines because OF It's REAL
and QUICK action. Sold by leading
druggists everywhere, In Seattle by Bar
toll Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
CYNTHIA GREY
A Square Deal for.
the WGfe
Marriage Ceremony Implies Sacred
Partnership, Says Woman

Dear Miss Grey: When, wonder, will wives be given
\ square deal?
We read and hear daily about womans freedom, and no
doubt the widow and the bachelor girl enjoying such
state more less but sad to relate the wife is
not so fortunate.
To have and TO hold for better for worse.
The two--man and other
In tho words implied partnership division
veal both material
other words also spoken Hut The above important
What he has shall be hers Aud what belongs her slAn be his
Hut the old Of things has been entirely lived down
The male sim considers his worldly goods shall be his
dispense
W0ev wans coat She must odjoe for II, as her
male That IS the for tComdniv niles, t7ckerB and
such like accredited TO her.
But m
the profits shouldn't
tho checking tho family purso7
That would strengthen responsibility, only fair according
lhe promse made u \.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
Mimic War Result
Nav Be Undecided

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-it is
possible that no definite decision can
be mRdo in the mimic war now being
staged between the army and tho
navy at Hawaii. Secretary OF tho
Navy Wilbur said Tuesday. The
manouvers. he explained. arc being
held 10 weld tho fleet into homo
geneous unit. primarily, tho valuable
lessons regarding tho country's de-
fenss may DO learned at the same
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
Advertisement
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Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruff

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1t doesn't do much good to try TO
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BY morning, most, II not all, OF
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You will hnd, too, that all itching
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
Advises Gardeners
to Buy Large Hose

within abort time tho average
citizen win add to his regular Job
the side occupation OF watering the
lawn. Those who viii have 20 buy
a new hose are advised to buy one
that is big enough and long enough.
Tho five.oighth inch hose Is the
proper size" says w b. Routt, who
sells miles Of hose every year. The
average water pipe is hRif.inch. and
II Is well to have tho hose Just n
bit bigger to relieve the pressure.
The hose viii last much longer II n
Is n BIT oversize"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29

II had taken medicine for years with
out permanent relief 40 I had no faith.
But ! am wonderfully glad tried Adj
lsrika for l have taken only ons.hAif
bottle aud can ca, anything now vita.
om causing gas. Before I could eat
nothing but bread and milk. vverythirg
Gle, sourod and formed ras. Since tan
lnE Adlerlka enjoy eating" tsiKusdI
Mrs. J. ~ Manning.
Intestinal Eyacusni
Thsrs ia now offered to tho public a
liauid preparation which II not only a
Wonderfully effective and QUICK Iutss-
final cyaouant. but which aiso seems 10
stimulate the glands OF the Intestinal
tract and TO cause expulsion OF fntus
tGks}. This preparation. known az kd-
lerikA. IN a valuable agent for the pur-
poso Of cleansing tho bowels OF matter
which has been In tho system a long
time and which other less effective
means have been unable TO dIsiodRa II
IL often astonishing tho grep. amount of
matter Adlorlka draws rom the inter-
tinai cRnal--evcn right after natural
movement II sometimes brings out un-
suspected quantities. OF additional mat
tor. Many times II brings out much
Gas, thus relieving pressure In tho abb
domsn. AdlsrikA II especially valuable
when PROMPT action is necessary or TO
encourage tho elimination Of mctaboiio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
REILEyE III OR NOT

our regular absent-mindcd profes.
sor recently put the cat to bed and
kicked himself downstairs. Colorado
Dodo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
A BALD AETAIR,

How was tho BARRIERS ball last
night7"
We'll. I stayed until a fellow com
mitted herplcidc, and then decided
the party was getting too dan.
druff." California Pelican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
PROMINENT EXPORTER

sam-what nm you gonna do
aow7
Boise an exporter
AN exporter"
yep. The Pullman company just
fred me."-Tennessee Mugwump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-29
CLOUD on THE HORIZON

You should think OF the future. :"
II can't. It's my girls birthday
and have to think Of the present"
~ Boston Transcript.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17

had six ice cream cones and bot tlc of pop and some candy covered cookies
 And, ps they sat upon the coun- tor8 eating these, the door opened and in walked the little fat .man who hasl tried to capture the Rag gedys,
 Aha" he shouted as he walked mp 10 Raggcdy Ann, T left you and Raggedy Andy dowh by the Prcok with a heavy stone on top of you! How did you happen to escape?"
 We didn't escape." Raggedy Andy laughed. The nice kind hearted tired carpenter lifted the heavy stone off of us and here we are."
 T thought so," the little fat man cried. He was very angry, for the tired carpenter, when he had res cued the RaFgedys had given the little fat man a hard smack with a barrel stave and sent him flying into the brook.
 Now" the little fat man howled T have come to take you Raggedys again, and this time. have brought some one with me who will help mo"
 "Ha." tn" tired carpenter laugh ed, T shall not let you take the Rsggedys, thats what"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
A Wife's Confessional
 Adele New Phase REVELATIONS OF A WIFE.

she's extremely likely to snult out like that"-she snapped her fingers in a gesture habituNl with her.
 Any great eXcitemont-for in- stance, anything happening to MUrion-or to you--or--~--"
 "To Robert SavarL l suppose" l finished her sentence with thought wave toward the famous artist whose romance with Lillian had become so wonderfully tangled,
 Exactly" Katherine returned. Anything liko that might--notice I do not say for certain, but might very easily prove fatal, However. those arc bridges we'll not cross be- fore VIC como to them, Please take especial care of yourself and Marion and if anything happens to dear Robert in Europe We probably can keep the news from her until she is better, We have a more imminent problem on our hands. Her mind simply must be relieved about fnan- cial matters. Have you any idea how things are with herr"
 "Only this; that she has no fnan- clal sense whatever She can earn money, but sho cannot manage it or save fl, And you know her pocket book is always open"
 Altogether too open" Katherine retorted dryly "But do you know whether she has ahything saved at all?"
 "Thcrc's Money Enough"
 T don't believe she has two hun dred dollars clear.' l returned. so- berly. One thing. She always has carried heavy life insurance for Marion. The child will be well pro- vided for financially if anything should happen 10 Lillian"
 That's probably one of her wor- ries-those payments" Katherine said, sageLy. Well, there's nothing to be done for a day or two, until l can keep my promise to let her talk to you. Then, while she's giv- ing you instructions about that girl she brought here, you can sound her out about her own needs. SUD- pose that's another thing she's wor- rying about, having brought that girl here as an expense to you"
 thought of the money pinned in the girls clothing and of the gen ulne bills among the Confederate money which Lillian and I had found in the waif's valisc. With a remembrance of Lillian's injunction to tell Katherine everything concern ig the girl and her connection with the mystery of Hugh Grantland, I put my hand upon my little kins- Womans arm.
 That's something WI won't need to worry about" I said. There's money enough with her for q while" and then, as Katherine stared in- crcdulOuSly l added:
 Have you time now 10 hear the real story of that girl?"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
@z;eedh0C 0Chn8le A

keeper, but also the Iorckccper of tn family"
 This is a new thought and, taken in connection with that letter which Jack wrote 10 syd, it is d great in- sight to me.
 Jack says to Syd, Ut is perfectly astonishing how implacably unfor- giving good woman can be-"
 l don't quite understand his atti- tude, little Marqusc. l forgave him wholly and adopted his child by an- other woman. What more could he ask? Of course, l know all that happened before we were married and, perhaps in my heart l have taken more pride than I should in my magnanimity, The fact remains. however. l find l do have a differ 1 cnt code.
 can see from Syd's letter that he thinks l am too hard. He tbinls make too much of strict justice and not enough of charity.
 Perhaps l take 1t all too scriousIv Jack Is evidently honest in his hn- ,'ef that he loves me devotedly and ne Is very unhappy just at present ne lelIs Syd that I seem happy mat only means that women are al. ways actresses; they never toII +o anyone just what they think or feel From the cradlc to the grave fbcy are always seeming" somebody or something else, while a man car aI"ays be and usually is himself
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES- corr TO THE LITTLE MAR QUISE, CARE THE SE-
 CRET DRAWER

I expect it is by some real plan of Fate that l received the three let ters at the same time that 1 am putting in the secret drawer today
 How many times letters tell much more than the people who writ them intend to tell.
 In all these letters l am sure each one of the writers has written be- tween the lines something each per son had in his or her mind, but which they had no idea they had told.
 Here is the letter I have just re- ccived from Bee Summers telling me about her coming baby, Bee thought she was telling me that She was afraid of birth pains when all the while she was agonizing over the fact that she is afraid when, she loses her on bcauty--her beautiful fgure-she may also lose her hus- bands love.
 She also uncOnsCiously tells me that she has always been more or less jealous of the lovely girls wit whom Dick comes in contact every day.
 Then she rcally-although she does not know it-makes an open apology to Paula Porier for being jealous of her when she herself first  came to Hollywood.
 She has now come in some way to sense the fact that for a time at least Paula is donc with men.
 The most particular thing about her letter 10 me, however, is that long conversation she had with Paula in which the actress came to the conclusion that the wife is not only the housekceper and the home
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17

"Oh. Is that so?" the fat man howlcd. "Wcl just wait until you see who have to help me" And he called out the door Come in, Brutus" And in walked a great big bear. He was much larger than the tired carpenter and growled very loudly.
 "There! You see!" the fat man cried. Now just you try to stop me from taking the Raggedys if you darc." And he picked up Raggcdy Ann and Andy and walked out of the door to the front porch while the bear growled louder than ever at the tired carpenter. When the little fat man carried the Raggcdys around the great bear and out to the front porch. Raggedy Andy said 10 him, Mister fat man, as long as you intend sending Raggedy Ann and me down the brook 10 sea on q log, will you let me tell the tired carpenter something before we go?"
 And the fat man asked, Are you trying to fool me and run away when I let you do as you ask?" and Raggedy Andy said, NO, No. ] shall come right back as soon as I tell the carpenter"
 F "All right them" thc fat man laughed. For you and Raggcdy Ann will soon be floating down the brook 10 inc sea, for l shall fife you to the log. Then l shall return and tear down all Of th'se little houses which Toofie built"
 So he put Raggedy Andy down and he ran and whispered 10 the tired carpenter.
 "Ha!" the tired carpenter said Are you sure, Raggcdy Andy?' And when Ragg"dy Andy replied "Oh, yes, really" the tired carpcn ter said. Well, then, that make quite a lot of difference"
 So Raggedy Andy wont back t' the fat man as he had promised while the carpenter picked up long handled mop from behind th counter Then with this, he gay the large bear a very. very har, thump on the head, and the bear head rolled off and there he stood only a tall frightened looking man
 "So you thought you could foe us by pretending you were a bear! the tired carpenter cried. And h cracked the tall man again wit the mop which sent him out of tn grocery so fast he bumped into tn fat man and sent him flying. Whc , the fat man fell. he dropped th Rsggedys and they ran back int the store.
 The tired carpenter continued [ whack first the man who pretende he was a bear, then the little ia man until he had chased thcr } away off through inc woods
 Then he came back laughing an . gave the RaEgrdys six more ic } cream cones apiece, for they wer very hungry by this time.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17

Bad breath is due 10 either of three things, decayed teeth, disor- dered stomach or catarrh.
 Many remedies for bad breath or halitosis, AS it sometimes is called, are widely advertised.
 A simple remedy, when the bad breath is caused from the stomach, is a teaspoonful of suphatc of soda in q glass of water about one hour before breakfast every morning.
 Licoricc is an excellent sWeCtcner of breath. and it possesses the ad- vantage of having but little odor of it's own,
 Licorico may be clipped into
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17

Rageedy Ann and Raggedy Andy went with the tired carpenter into the fine little grocery store which Toofe the Magician had made with his magic charms. And when they reached there, lot of little wood- land creatures had come in for their groceries.
 There were so many, Raggedy Ann and Raggcdy Andy helped the tired carpenter wrap up the bundles and packages.
 Then when all the little woodland creatures had been waited on and all had run home with their good ies, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy and the tired carpenter each
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
Katherine Reveals to Madgc the Reason for Lillian's Terror

I caught my breath sharply as the full implication of hatherine's meaning struck me, How blind l had been concerning the reason for the permant terror upon Llllian's face. l felt a sudden shame that it had been Katherine, not I who had fathomed it.
 "You mean l suppose" faltcred, "that if she faces a long period Of inactivity"
 "I mean, like all the rest of us, if she cannot work, she anu Marion will not eat Oh of course, not literally" as I made a sudden in- dignant gesture. 'I know as well as she does, how royal and perman- ent would be your welcome to both Of them. But can you imagine what dependence would do 10 Lillian, used as she has been to standing on her own feet and looking after every body within reaching distance of hero l. will kill her. That's W [ I wanted to sec you about. It's also the reason why l nurg all traditions Of my profession 10 the winds and discounted Dr. pcttits pessimism 10 her. He, of course. being a man. honest fcmine sCOrn Of masculine short-sightcdncss rang in her voice ---"saw only that he must frlghten her if she were to be induced to submit 10 inc regime which is the only safeguard for her life. But he did not see that he was laying on her an even more awful terror-that of invalidism-impotency 10 worl; and earn for herself and Marion. l had to Tighten her terror as best l could, hut am afraid I didn't sue. ceed very we'll"
 I clutched her by the arm. my mind focusing upon one sentence.
 DO you mean that you didn't believe all you were telling her. that she is in greater danger thar you implied?" I asked, my voice shaking.
 She shook off my hand, put Ael own firm ones on my shoulders ant gripped them tightly.
 What are you going to do if tell you the truth 9" she demanded and l felt the end of the whiplasl curl around my spirit.
 II Want tho TTuth!'
 stand up 70 it." I returned. lift ing my head and gazing at her "But-I want the truth-unvarn ished."
 T knew you'd come through" sh, said approvingly, "and you shal have my soul turned inside out. Tn truth lies somewhere betwcel Herbie's pessimism and my optim ism. This much is certain. If sh doesn't obey orders and keep ouic
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
ON HEALTH ~
Many Remedies for Bad Breath

small pieces and kept on the dresser table for occasional use.
 It is said, too, that Q bit of myrrh or burnt alum, taken at night will answer the same purpose. Char coal tablets also are good.
 A dentist should be consulted when bad teeth is the cause, and a physician also might be able to re- move the cause when the breath is from the stomach, or from catarrh.
 Heavy smokers often have bad breath. Most persons who chew tobacco have a tobacco breath.
 The chcwer probably could rcm- edy his breath if he would rinse his mouth out after every chew.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
Another New Britain Resident
 Gives Thanks For NOX-RI-TIS
Everyone Wishes To Be Free From the Pain of Rhell. Take NOX-RI-TIS, the Supreme Rheumatic Treatment

In treating rheumatism, you must treat 1t with remedy that is con,- pounded exclusively for that disease. NoX-R RI-TIS, the great rheumatism discovery is not dope or patent medicine. There's no secret 10 Its wonderful powers in dlssolving cal- careous deposits, Read what Mir
 Nelson II. Barrett .of S5 Bradley street. New Britain, has to say about NOX- -RI-TIS: q had rheumatism in my feet for the past five months 50 badly I had to give up work. And I used all kinds of llnlments with out results Then I started on the
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
0anY FASHION sERvIOR $
------- oanS FASHION sERyIoR -------------------7 SUMMER BROCK THAT'S SMART

Here is the summer frock re- dueed absolutely to its simplest terms-R ohemise frock of printed silk, with a simple roll collar fln- ished with long scarf ends, It may thus be worn closed or open at the throat,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
H Ipfl H.ir Hizts

A leading hair dresser says-"I have found nothing as good as Parisian Sage to make the hair wayy soft and lustrous and 10 make il grow abundant and beautiful" Remember the name-Parisia Sage best for tho hair and scalp. It's guaranteed, All druggiste sell it
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
Cossip's Corner
LOVELY DANCE FROCK

One of the most lovely dance frocks ever created is of white chlf- ion with bow knots of brilliant rhincstones scattered irrcgularly over the surface of the very full skirt and very snug blouse.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17

NoX-RI-Tls treatment and al though I have only taken Nox.Rl. ITS but short time, 1t has already done me more good than all the other rheumatic remedies that l have ever tried heretofore, I can certainly recommend this medicine to those who are troubled with rheumatism, It is wonderful"
 Call at Miller & Hanson Drug Store, 30 Church street, and get the booklet, Forms of Rheumatism" :" A laboratory expert is hero to ex- plain NOX-RI-TIS,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
TOMORROW; This letter continued
FOR HOT SiI.c1n,Nu

N"'p on hand in your kitchen scv- eral smooth hardwood boards on W men 10 place hot saucepans. If "'II save your sink and your kitchen table immoasuraby. '' s''
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
SORT YOUR DISHES

Before beginning to wash dishes have them all sorted and put in groups, keeping those of the same kind together.