The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1909, Page 4

Say SiS Novve GROWED CN i DID! MOREN 1 DI oy RESTORE THE Cone OF FRUIT. oy ir frutte dint look p julwe of - norving, ‘This haw tried with cherrins, wnt, and the fy | wae in no way impaired ABOUT WOMEN. | De Mary rawford, recently ap |pointed house physician In a New York hospital, has many notuble on co-workers in t nertival proférsion Chroughout Paris i» said to have more than 100 women practitioners, moat of them holding offtetal places of more or loan importance: There ate aver 600 women stu dente of mediaine in French univer Mary Gorde firet woman inspooter Mile, Gauswel, M. D., ed doctor of « clinto of M university the oth any. [test time such an been given to & women, fe. Sarah Brotda. has bes ship's physician on a packet boat |pising between Marseilles, Africa | and Mtotty, COUGHS, HOARSENESS.. @... Me aa enables you to dress well without feeling the Petes ef cee loaian, comer "atta | expense—you can pay a little down and a dollar Are now in and ready for your feet. Better Si pouring the boiling weter over the dle sits as : : J og a “her ak oes Ford 4 os . ~ _ Sai en were never shown for the price. Come in Ibe tw at a time Some pre ou al, te r k en wo shapes, lace, blucher and button patterns, CUT OUT CARES AND TAKE LIFE EASY ‘OH, PLEASE DON'T CODDLE ME: BY PRIGCILLA PRIM. It is by the process of elimina tien that sensible manage to get their work done and have a little me for leisure end to do outside things. In the olden days when a woman's life was entirely centered in hor home, the could afferd perhaps to spend madue time in nonessentials; to fay she cannot. She now has other interests be- sides home affairs. and while the family and home should not he) neglected in the least, yet aeither should outside matters, which de! vetop, broaden and give hera nm en- Ure change of thought. Tt may be the club or lectures or | other things. It doesn't matter so much what, so long a« she fs get- time relaxation and something | Werth while. The only normal way fer @ housekeeper to have leisure is | by elimination. Perhaps all your life you have felt | it was necessary to bare &@ dessert. pei LEARN TO WALTZ IN 20 MINUTES AN ORDINARY WALTZ. REVERSE, You need not worry about learn. ing to waltz if you are grown up housekeepers | every night for dinner. Drop it oo ecasionally and take the time you would have fussed with a ple or padding and read or do something you like. it ian't necessary, either, to dust behind every picture and on the top of every high piece of furniture just At stated intervals in each week. Forget about it onee in a while. if you are going to have a little luncheon, eliminate all unnecessary courses and change of dishes— things that would tire you eut and [keep you from enjoying it. Your | guests will respect and admire you | for your courage There are women so cut and dried lie the habits of housecleaning that when the calendar points to such « date in the spring, no matter if it's! below sero, or excessively hot for | the season, the house ts ripped up; from garret to cellar and the ordeal commences. It's a great thing to be elastic in these matters, and be able to eliminate some cares, By F. R. Leet } it Twow ys Wea THEM THOSE BALLOON SiLeEvEs WENT feeling that | It’s all unneces- | White, an English and hate to practic you are awkward | sary, says H. P. man White has invented a chart which consists of a clever arrange. ment of footprints printed In black | on white paper. ‘The footprints are life size, and the chart in fastened down carefully to the floor with |drawing pins, the novice placing his | feet in order on the six footprints, which go to make up the waltz! movement. The charts can be laid |in sequence all around the room | Charts to teach one to reverse have also been prepared | This invention has been placed| }on the market quite recently, and! one may expect to see id Eng lsh men and women and boys and |girls gravely following in the | footsteps which Mr, Whity has ar rani for them. says one can 1 difficult steps in 20 minutes, Buy a Champion Gas Range and get 4 coal or wood range free, WANT—A restaurant or store, See page 6 oo | ment | simple tife had no attractions for | 1th ix @ four-leat clover Our OF STYLE Fie reeN | Sreen. YEARS AGO jyou want bee " for the rest | WANT TO BE each Frank and Panl, one year old, hed their pictures taken at a babies’ dispensary as samples of the institution's rules against cod-/ ditng. Paul's doting parents loved him | so much that they took the adviee| six months old. of the hospital authorities and re/ trained from loving him into {! health, He took the rest cure and/ jate his meals not oftener than} five times in 24 hours. was his principal abiding place, and he slept summer and winter) with the window open Nobedy was allowed to tickle | his cheeks or beseech him to say goo” till he had passed the sim) |month mark No cookie feasts marred the even | tenor of hiv way. In summer he/ | kicked contentedly, clad like the | Arabs, plus a shirt Frank was coddled till he was brought to the hospital for treat From the beginning the! him. He was handled and fondied he got the habit. Then he found out the power of his voles, All he had to do was clinch his | flats and howl, and he was jounced up aod down and walked with He got something to eat every time | he erted. TIPS FOR LUNCHEON ST. PATRICK'S pat ee, ti if you have 4 St Patrick's day} jluncheow or party in mtrd, bere | cloves, jare & number of pretty quaint f!land a thoy jump of |vors, place card® and od devices | rock candy. The flavor of the tea) made or brought which may One simple idea for decoration in and One odd favor ta a green card with a tiny clay pipe fastened to it with very narrow velvet rib bon. This i4 a novel way of serving | tea at a Bt. Patrick's day laneh. | | His bed! emerald | Muy a sample in the nize! use it for a guide A HEALTHY BABY. | Now Paul wetgtte almont as much as Frank When you «mart babies, brightoes you will be told tf you vi the hospital Hables hould never be od with nerves, not Most of the time they should be allowed to quietly, only turned now and then -~ ¢ their position will not te come uncomfortable Another thing that te impor tant is their need of fresh air. Babies should always alvep with ‘the windows open. They should be lightly but warmly covered and clothed in winter, In the warm weather they need only the min banana or imam number of germents. Thetr| Mitte arma and lege are better bare. “Many babies, because they |moem delicate, are kept in a hot room aad not a breath of air is al lowed to touch them They are ewaddied in wrappings and blan kets till they can't kick or move. All this weakens them. A Ciicugo physielan, Dr fe also making & war on t . dling of babies. He has just pub- lished his views that the fondiing and crowding of babies’ minds by fond parents is producing an in fantile race of neurasthenics It i» paswed. in large, old- ea cups, oach portion being seasoned with two whole two green mint cherries, ) They come in lace fp ‘em- proves as delicious and novel, an! trent, lemma” on ay |the coloring is appropriate and} Setar, ae ihe artiatic hivetm roe 98 Dr, Bilizabeth Blackwell, « pioneer of medi women haw just brated her Sth birthday at tings England Loutee Briand M ne Menar both doct of med ne, are xbit physician on two the largest Mediterranean The new bags for spring eoedingly in are ox The one on the calfakin, roomy in hand tan m the other leaving & in | The bag on the Jwalrus. It i ¢ a i r puff and card carriage bag on }pin seal in a shape new this WOOO UOR AOC W000 THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1909. ffiow has ever | made | twee | see = wonderfully | un} ie! fe «TE “HOUSE OF LOW PRICES | De you want to bay a farm, Lote, Lune Park Natatorium opens | Of tons on page 6, ***'@aturday, Maroh 13, Take oar or Bustiens chune forry, Care leave Interurban depot eee “and boats foot of Marion Classy Shoes For Nineteen Nine Dressers TOMORROW ening of Our New Men’s Clothing Dep’t Swagger Spring Styles in Suits and Topcoats —clothes that look well, fit well and wear well $15.00 to $25.00 A pair of them coming your direction, f snap, style, ginger, perfect fitters, satisfa wearers. Our Men’s $3.50 a $4.00 Lines Our Popular Credit Plan Spring Modes in Ladies’ Suits, Coats, irts, Waists and Millinery artistic masterpiece from New York's most famous the low effects, In two and three-hole ties to more staid and comfortable shapes for busy ness men. arrived in prices to suit every purse, shops-—just by express A glance at our windows will show that all@ new ones are there. Popular Credit for the Ladies conomical women are welcome to open an account on our books for the new clothes they need “no advance m price. We Keep Open Till Ten Saturday Evening PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. mc. 422 Pike Street “The Popular Credit Store” DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. pnommns. Btocks, Bonds, Gra Both Phones— 279. Mataviiahed 3 ‘Orders Executed for Inv estment or THE BEE ja aa REWIABLE DRY GOODS MNoUsE We Are Fairly Launched Into Spring Selling in Each and E Gained—and Is Maintained—by Always Selling Only | WAYS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Contant | Our Motto—No Sale Final Until the Customer Is Absolutely Satisfied. Exceptionally Strong Shoe Values for Saturday The House of Honest Merchandise A. LAWSON & BROTHER | | j We have just received by express our second shipment of choice Spring Waiste, and pince same on Saturday. styles are arming, cholow and the newest. Prices extremely mod- erate. Ladies’ Striped Lawn Watsts, Sith fancy band trimmings on collar, front. and ouftr, Special for Saturday Ladies" Mannieh Wain | | bape stirtt collars and outta. come in all the new stripes "Just the | Shing for “oftice or store wear. a) for Saturday ... Sc Ladies’ Special . Tan and Oxblood Oxfords, ail the latest Inets. Special for Saturday = An Exquisite and Varied Showing of the | | | | | | 4 Oxtorda, 1 tan. oxblgnd Ladies’ Neckwear nd patent loath 1.25 For Saturday priced remarkably low. Saturday’s Shoe News Misses’ Ache I) Stioem, vio id us nt Tip, Light Rete Colt 98 aif Shoes, all the very all wines and widthe nig $4.00 quality Bee Hive spoclat Men's Viel, Box Calf and Velour the very best Call tan solos: regular 0 quality . Mon's Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vests and Drawers to matoh this gar Ladies’ White the very w and Colored Good Values in Men's sper pl Hive spec al ee comes ih natural, tan and 3 Furnishings also in black elon ae = ttle yi ‘ "e c dom, Ladies’ White Lawn Ladies’ Stiff Laundered Brmbi ; a wteriing line o broidery Turn-over Collara ery Collars. Special for Men's Furnishings and we know tual values, 10¢ and) 160. * prices to be lower than Special for Saturday the 12hc, 15¢, 20c, 2 Children’s Spring Under- o Saturday } vedl 29g: RO eb wear Here Are Lace Curtain Nottingham Lace Cute 60 do " ac Co ry white and tan, extra lo Hone 0% to 11%. oxtra | Children's Jersey: Ribt wide: all beautiful, ne r speciat vaiuon Bic} Bie ae Values for Saturday | Worth ‘ip yee 8% ett Saturday only { Satur s : Extra special vorgreds. Winck ane fo That You Can’t Dupli- black with 1 Mina: Faat Me Howe, ipees’, Fast cate The Latest and Ne: > at ¢ all around for 26c, Spe. Nottinghan Curtains, 24 5 tod "yarn, sinon Siat' Bow itive: prive $e. b vtiass Toe ditt Kimonos value, Saturday ¢ Boys' Hxtra Hoavy and Mne Rib io as NOTE THE PRICHS a Hoe, double sole, heel and toe; MT Ladies! 1 Man's now Fancy Half Howe in the P the band oH adtes' Lawn Kimono Vary iatost aipien und colorings, f the Mind you always 7 Bc CJ “xelbes and porntan e alzon 9% to 11%. Specially at special 5¢ Nottingh Lace © Raturde pe No pebam aoe ‘urtains, good Saturday or) : wide whit vat varloty ¢ 124c, 15¢, 25¢ and 50¢ Misses’ Tan, White, Pink, Blue and petiaran’® trop? ‘sktte Pladion Long Mimonce teil Men's Natural Merino “Ww See con't tar deteheeele ian good val ve variety of dosigns, tight Gorwoar, vente and drawera tof {cu,°sh't buy elsewhere. top leas P Sii'tor tite cnle c backs, long and matoh; drawers made. with non special 5c Nottingham Lace Curtains, about gieeves. Special: for shrinkable and Prenoh band; 200 pairs in this lot; soma worth igetinaneang x mittable for early spring woar; | Woe have in stock « full tne of | up to $2.00. all S gerbe Tone all six yery apecial value Little Totw’ Sox, in black and widths from 64 tneb they Tee it price Oc * Prices 5 come in white and tan. bana effects. GOIP ssc ccnesevsvecenee Cc up Special for this sale 8c for Saturday