The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1909, Page 5

SOFT MASSES OF HAIR IN GRECIAN STYLE, AND SIMPLE ORNA MENTS OF LATEST COIFFURES. BY PRISCILLA Prim he | raky from the case wit plea, and alac move from tin. Petts and curls and Marcel waves ch of spring all that is radical n @reasing ix to be abe will again ap proach that © Irtigtic ideal th: Grecian styles in bh curls or waves. ty om the right side and t ts et low over the fe ONE OF THE WORRIES OF THE econ "\selves with nothing to do during — you ae beard this remark 1 who are given to useful employ 4 are not even Interested « y make the roune stores as an amuse t department of ‘are not a ten- Por le A woman went it a big, store to buy & suit They come into the suit depart on Second a “ amerand was a tall, te, with a pleasant, You will find many such our Seattie stores. After a few minutes + “I've fust fad With a dread customer that | have not gotten | ig RS She was in hore over and then did not buy any- She was a ten-forty-niner.” " asked the ous. y, ‘Can you give any idea as to the style, color or just what I want You try green. ‘I disiike green is the next renrark You name over the b blacks, tans and ¢very other color something that seems to please. Wheo you aay the price is $55, they exelaim wasn't intending to pay so much! In the end they IH wait tM some other day,’ you have worked for hal “The salesiadies use that term to signify a woman who ‘without the intention of buying any- thing. When a girl has worked for “two or three years about a city! she recognizes those who have the - Rabit of visiting stores for pastime. “Many women in Seattle, pmmabends are at are at work, find them-| OR OF Ya OF aKa POTATO POTATOES “The manager comes along and jaske why you let that cw th this store we are paid a good salary in the suit departm of course, are expected to know our Dave | business and be able to sell ti | people who have no intention or See or phone ws at Pill not last yhen the prospective customer | Ite recognized, the one who sees her | Just arrived; all the dest male MARTIN & CO. te Seavey ‘Watch ‘Windows for the Big | HOUSECLEANING SALE Beginning Thursday Sc Short Cutter Mattock 59¢ Best Quality Short Cutter Mattock, with select 36- inch handle, for digging out roots and clean- ing up land. Special Wednesday 25c Folding Lunch Box, 15¢) WellKnown Gillman's Folding | 15c Lubricating Oil, 10¢ Household Lubricant; with grbention 4 ways ready for use. 15c Trousers ais . i 50c Garden Hoe, B5¢ | Best Grade Steel Socket i Piece Garden Hoe, with foot i} hickory handle clal, Wednestay 25c Dry Batteries, 19¢ “Three Crescent” 7 Dry Batteries ; made of best spr hold the shape 35¢ str Beaters, 23¢ Rog oad Carpet Beater; seasonable special, om have no equal Spe $1.25 Bowl and Pitcher, 89¢/ First Quality White tow! and Pitcher; 15¢ Working Gloves, 10¢ ‘Tipped W orking Giov for the house or garde t Last Day of he English Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware Sale ULAR $9.50—Grindley’s English Semi-Porce- gold striped, gold stippled handles, dainty pink and green floral spray decora- Last day spent lain 50-Piece Dinner Set; HINTS FOR h HOUSEKEEPER Nut Grape Jelly, Dissolve one-half gelatine in half a onp of j pour same Into one grape juice | When halt co: worth of ab | pour fn mold # } tit fully congealed. whipped oe od to cream Butter Pie Tins. When maki tng & ples, if the package 4, atte in 6 pint of botling taste conte | pans will awed with a littie butter It Bread Griddie Cakes. Carrots With Onion. r rota for five One onl may be axed inat one and hree and haif poon salt bu Mix tn r t and p EST IN DRESS BY PRISCILLA PRIM 1 chop fine DON’T BE AN EXTREM- ine bread table pper It's had poltey to wear a hat wider an ix gown which fe extr that ¢ really well dre eased woman would pass it by . ying tt 4 stuck resent @ path the biggest Wearing extremes not only afte mir looke: it affects your purse You may have a small and yet dress better than with a large one, It dep ~ you spend that SERVED WITH MEATS. With roast radish beef, serve grated Roast veal, tomato sauce. Roast mutton, Roast pork, apple sauce Roast lamb, mint sanee. Roast turkey cranberry jelly chestnut dressing. currant jelly Roast goose, tart apple sauce. Roast duck, apple bread, leurrant jelly | sauce. black of water an table tne STAR-TUES IDAY MARCH 9, 1909. office furniture is the most complete in the West— We featur any office furniture ant nd a re y ota leetion from a showing of more than 100 differ tks from the best know ding the STANDARD desks. eable and best made ent style inakes, inel the on the market solid oak roll- -top desk— $17.25 regular price $24.60 ad drawe modio Leneth ly polished tn ¢ eable fesk in $24 solid oak roll- —_ desk— $22.75 regular price Ban.50 solid oak flat-top desk— $17.25 remular price 23.50 ‘ in a pawn shop for disposal When, more than two years ago, a telescope valued at $150 was jetolen from an observatory owned |by Ferdinand Schmitz, the owner singe ‘ae we to" evee GIVE BANQUET on it | Dut last Saturday a man who had Roast quail, currant jelly, celery | repaired the cope two years | f the Metal Tre ago saw the tnstrument in a win Roast chicken, cream gravy, corn | dow of a Washington st. pawn shop. fritters, Roast duck, Cold dolled tongue, olives atuffed orange salad Veal sausage, tomato The Newent. Wut the Parmesan cheese nde sausage This Shoe Polis tured in Sea fried apples ustard, sauce, | Greatest Suit One line $17.50 NEW COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS, prices small ik wear 1m Values of the Season The Smartest Sulit In the city for $22.50 of Nobby Suits at at reasonable Beautiful a ment of Stylish early spri sort Hats for Your credit is good, A entdown, Wear the clothes while you are paying for them EASY PAYMENTS Credit Cash Westherg & Childs Incorporated 1312 Gecond Ave. Mr. Schmitz was |nformed and to day Ch | Hyrne recovered the valuable arti cle land, who the telescs was WANT —To buy a 6 ores, See p Bet & coal or wood rage free, *** comfort results. We positively cure this condition with our specially l tu ground glasses. Schuchard Optical! eC res Co., Kye Specialists, 1207 Second By Dr, KB. H. Stanley, at bis resl- ay, Seattle dence, North Tist st eomereceemad babs |The Newport | rt i CAFE & GRILL } | FIRST AND MADISON. i HH. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER. If you can't get hoes to fit you, gut th o measure at 217 JAMES STREET. 80 Fancy Children’s Su $4.00 . worth uf 100 Double in f Breaste y cas eres and worsted Children’s Suits, in tweed and fancy 7$e¢ Children’s Reefers and Ove 100 pairs of Knee Pants, in corduroy lections, as these will go fast. 1317-1319—First Avenue—1317-1319 Between Union and University Sts. our showing of Macey k; has four even “8 com not exactly ture, but very simflarty nventently ranged high n oak finiad The regilar price of this very ‘FINDS A TELESCOPE stolen by George ctor alian James Agnew, who sold it to a Bab LOST TWO YEARS AGO ‘ietiiinra' man soconuiy placed i In honor of F. K. Copeland, preat- FRESH SHIPMENT Detectives Phillips and alssons for speak, there will be several loci celebrities on the lst for « tall. Buy a Champion Gas Range and! 5 ie Sugar Irritable temper and general dis Us ate ia Oe yack 35¢ Shafer Bros.—Not Only Largest, But Best Kuppenheimer New Spring Topcoats for Men prit I effects in the lead Che color t tan, oxford and, of cour black rhese represent the best effort varied tailors in the world si dl at 00 to $30.00. The New Spring Suits for Men Now on Sale shown at the nend th 1 to discriminating dresser lored to perfe tion, of fing fabrics, in new wad exclusive pat terns, they compare favorably with the highest work of the best custom tailor And we offer the Shafer Special Suit for men—the Toe Hest Pi eine highest value we know of Chacage Others, including Kuppenheimers, Brokaw Strauss Bros at $20, $25 and up to $35 OVER TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND SUITS FOR BOYS ARE NOW READY AT SHAFER’S. The largest stock on the Pacific Slope—in fact, the largest west of Chicago—shown here at the Shafer store Suits for Boys of from 214 to 18 years of age All the new fabrics, all the new sty naturally enough, the greatest values ar here. Priced from $3.50 to $18.00. ~ | Shafer Bros.! = - tay | Arcade and Arcade Annex | “ om WHOLE BLOCK LONG = s, and, found Saturday’s Savings List: WE ADVERTISE BARGAINS ONLY In the Star Every Tuesday and Friday 10 Ibs. Cane Sugar .. :50¢ If you purchase 50¢ worth of our Teas or Coffees. Pure Imported Olive Oil, per quart ......... 70¢ Best Fresh Creamerie But- der, per Uh. sc F813 35e¢ New Crop Walnuts, 2 Ibs, Lanch Sent to Your 1830; Ind, L 4624, Siew YORK BOX LT (Just In) .20¢ Agents for the Celebrated Ridgway Teas Creamerie Blend Coffee is just as good and famous as Ridgway Teas, but there don't so many people know it. Try it and see. Creamerie Butter Store 1014 SECOND AVE. 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