The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1909 | RECEIPTS. WILLIAM TELL Black © ocolate Cake. . iwitwerland t# @ republic, tke our Two cups flour, 1% Cops sugar, | country, and the men who live in ite }% cup butter, 4% cup sour milk, | mountal ure a brave, free peor 2 ogee, 1 teaspoon of soda, 1 tea | ut long, jong Ago mperor of spoon vanilla, Add at } g dew | Austria claimed Mwiteeriand as part sort spoons of cocoa cocoon to | of Ma empire, and sent ry wick & paste In % oup of botling water, /¢4 man by the nan ler t dd this to the mixture and bale, |g For Mee a jand when cold frost with cocoalang ho acomed able to do all, he }mocha frosting, This is fine fahed, but he could not make the Nutless Nut Cake proud people bow down to him, and Beat | ewe with % cup sugar and air“ made him very onesy, ‘ e it. Add % cups rolled oats oe Weenier a up a pole in juice a ee " falled oats. || the market place of Aitort, with tis ablewpoon melted butter ou hat fastonod to it, and ordered that every person should Japoon vanilla or almond. Put into w to it in ate aven till golden brown. | pasting. You see a gre | for spreading and leave tn | py for the men an | }pan tll cold, Drop im pan by | | spoonfuls | No matt hat kind of a batid I No matter wha nd of a bailding you contemplate erecting, es Dainty Sandwiches, aoe .||]} am in a position to serve you in the best possible manner at a low Peet ye! ain 4 ” 7 in | price. I can and will make you a saving of from to 30 per cent jone o! ‘coms ha wh on the drawings and specifications for your proposed structur home-made bread out thin but not FaWings GG SP Jeations for ur proposed structure, Is that worth considering? in wafer slices for a foundation | 4 |The filling consists of croam cheese Is i ne tell you free of charge the cost of your proposed bulld- race “ababald iaeen aaaaes. Gan hew and arro ||| Ime; also the lowest price of plan | an pr areen pepe when William Tol} crossed the mar- | pale, for they were afraid poor Wil- | Send me a pencil sketch of your own ideas, and I will work vit A little mayonna 1) ket place he held bin head very high | would kill bis own boy, |} them out to seale for you, so, you ms see how your house wil bly used with the cheese tol when he parsed the and would| but William Tell made the child face ||! jook when comarcted cream it hot bow to the lmt. There were sere | him steadily, and then he tested hin . . we | vat ) apies of wicked G bow, fitt "he arrow hte the notch You would not invest wenty or thirty dollars in sult of | orth Knewing |Watching, and they told him that/and brought the bow slowly Into|]| Clothes without first ne them. How can you afford to Invent When making apple pte the flavor i refused to bow before the| place. The next moment a great |) hundr yes, thousands—of dollars in a residence without seeing is much impr d and the apples) hat, So Geasier had William Tell| shout arose—the arrow had wpiit the it? will keep a good color if a feW | brought before him, and told htm to | ay | le in two and the child was not| Can you afford to disregard the drops of lemon juice are nquéecsed | place his little boy 100 paces off and| hurt. William ‘Tell then drew an-|| make your home a home over the apples just before the | to place an apple on his head. Then| other arrow and killed the wicked |] fee? Por re | have mad | paste is put on jhe was manded to plerce the ap- | Gesalor eacaped with the little} little details that contribute to of saving a small architect's | e 4 study, and am in pos eusion of best of references fe clatme 00d house plants | Pl¢ on the ahiid's head xy Into the mountains, where the} % u a sing ~ hy ty 7 renathe | ae friends aud neighbors turned | puld hot find him A call at my office will give you valuable information which hat grow a ar oan be # nae th ai on RRS ARAISS will cost you nothing more than your time To be sure to find me jened and made to flourish Iike the — eee —— hould call in the afternoon or make previous ap- ij Ballard 878,) Yours to please, proverbial bay tree if given tron || ans eaten | A LETTER FROM le CY Scendinavian American Bank Bullding, Ballard Station When eggs are broken and not be ured at once they will } } |better if the shell be removed and || H EN RY MOSES @ quarter of a teaspoonful of salt|] be beaten into the ese, They later | can be used for cakes or dings. || ses “tomt nie eile “eliease ah 1717 Twelfth Ave., Seattle, Wash, {made from one part ch ‘ sats monds and two parts shredded or || olste ne © o | old, I have been THREE HEART-TWISTING GIRL GRADUATES OF THE CHORUS GIRL FACTORY—A picture |Molsten the mixture with mayon-|| old, t base pean THAT MAKES THE CREAM PUFF OF COMMERCE LOOK LIKE A GINGER SNAP, ; en bebtantion: wes very | lewee in Germany. and bs brown Dread. || moet 1} DETROIT, March 20.—"Our col-, girls from becoming chorus ladies—, pretty good, you may earn $16 «| | mervens, the past few years Lhad | and having 18 oh tre » Which ot | perience ees Teme for chorus girls ts bringing | proving to them that selling rib- we You live tn cheap hotels TO CLEAN CURTAING. troubles, hi « sven. 3 er good . bons, or manicuring, or ir hen you get your reward—to speak If you have cretoone curtal ae I got older, « malts,"'said B. ¥. Keith, heed, jaundry, or even doing hour ne line drapes or box coverings which need burden fe of tne Beience t Ophthaimulogy. SIXTH AND PIKE should be. Kince ——— : Of the Kolth vaudeviile enterprises | iy greatly to be preferred. i this spring, try thts || mater Dickey with | ly treated in -Beattle mene 4 the | graduated from the f post oel- dit wee | have sw ein my U Now the ambitious chorus girl|to be wash Which cover a good po:tion of the mavagers didn’t expect this, but | gets her first view of the other aide| plan, Use o mnoe of alum to a Gowntry, here recently, “It is doing “4 satisfied. of the stage at the Keith chorus| gallon of water, Wash as quickly ming to Seattle enned & corner wulte elors and epticiang ‘ Por chores girling isn't all cham- factory, She learns that she will a6 possible, using warm, not hot no poiiet unt lagt Apaust | on the second floor of the Veo More than we expected pagne and tr It iau't all di- have to go through this mechantcal| water. Rinse thoroughly to free || a Bg A Og ah L pigs Bank butidin 1 ond nore reetoire and pony coata, ef It drilling for weeks and weeks and/from al! traces of alum. Alam s¢ everight pg nie ne he f anit ni a i] ‘The chorus girls’ college—the means | tedious, slow drilling yeare-—-maybe one chance in a hun-| dirt as well as color, ‘but If the en tly 1 a. “ myle Bes ira call it the chorus girl fac-/tn your street clothes-—withont sal- dred, or a thousand, of graduating | Washing in quickly done there te/) Dank bulls sclentifie “inetruments making trie having two results, one ex-| ary—"one, two, three, four,” every | tuto rear star [not the least danger. | my vitee ti fingst 04 Hest-eauip FOURTH AND PIKE—ON THE BOULEVARD. of their kind on the pected by the promoters, one unex- | count & gesture or 4 step, Ul one The Keith chorus girl factory - roper American, from pole to pole, sete to be a machine—hours and grinds this lesson hom Half the KITCHEN SHOWER. 1 oa ow ult cases my spectal- | east and west, means is training giris to jump into|houre of dancing. [t means re girls who enter hurry back to th: At a novel kitohen shower each |! fine a different person, and If fitted gm courate Waeant places in vaudeville sketches hearsals on bare stages with only factory or department store H guest was askeA to bring a recipe that | owe my health an. * et —_ ys wattelac Weed on the Keith cirouit, and in the stage hands and merciless di- of the ret are sent back by the di-/for a dish to be made in or with the || 1¢ De, Dickey, and wor the! oan Sra cennenathe. Cankatte | Hew companies as fast as formed. rector to wateh rector. The wurvival of the fittest|utensi] contributed. Tho hostess|| [Ah -peaty managers expected this Maybe after two or three years —that is the. lesson of the chorus! gave the bride-to-be am attractive Dickey te an DK. F. W. DICKEY, fy also discouraging a jot of of dressing and rehearsing, if you're |girt factory book to keep the rectpes fn. Er “heat, oe. 204-206 People’s Hank Railéiog, ee Sa ee = r 1 i ser aE (signed NENRY MOSPA Second Av. and Pike SF. just what the American ure daily from 9 a. m ays, te sp y Freninge by app Phone, Maln sis0 The Blue Wagon Satisfies | Hotel Kennedy, (Formerly St. Franc W. F. Kennedy, Pres. BH. BE. Kennedy, Mar. Seattle, Wash. March 15th, 1909. Mr. R. B. Kittridge, Prop. Blue Wagon Service, City Deer Sir: The Hive Wagon service of compressed air and vacu- frage alliance will hold ite annual|| #9, combined for general housecieaning has beer demonstrated to ,convention in London Apell 346 to || &# fo be the uptodate method of renewing a perfectly sanitary con May 6 Mrs Carrie Chapman || dition, The 2,600 yards of carpet, rugs, portieres. and dreperies of New Yors & prefident.| “you cleaned ip the Hotel Kennedy have proven entirely satisfac: | and delegates will attend — from ANOMELET THE | WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS Whol Women Young Mr. Married-Six-Months tee aw mr llary my GAD | : . fee ‘one of thete Lenten penned Sat Oats vru ou? that a3 stomach craved an} ao 3 7 ed os, fried ogee} ; on scrambled eges~ all of | were chestnuts An omelet) joaess r * "Would save his life, he was sure. | ‘ Pg he t& hyd wget Married-Stx-Monthe got! the cook book they aave her | baker, She = oat sd t ‘Gooking school. Crack! went chiago tap ‘or a Dutoh lunch- Boyce 966%, 20d siap! went the skil-/ eS ee con alter 0 society mustente THE BEST ALL THE TIME Courteous waiters at your serv- @ and beautiful music each even- ing, ineluding Sunday, from 6:80 THOMPSON'S CAFE AND BAKERY Best Place in the City for BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON OR DINNER. ve hor} wasn't an omelet. Young| Married-Stx-Months, with a de- born of years at hash counter boerd! house, wasn't slow In| it was watery, it ee heed | of the omelet he} In fact, it would have The International Woman Suf-} tory. KENNEDY HOTEL CO, anywhere as piain scrambled practionlly every nation ~ Per H. &. Kennedy. “ a Marriet-Win-Sdnthe, backed | Miastonaries bask from the |} ne ] COURTEOUS WAITRESSES. Dts cashing book. insisted % jungle die Seoure April dates for the Blue Wagon Service at once. Main ‘an omelet. t time young mothers starve their babies to give |? 2153; Ing. 1148. I know what Seattle folks like best, because |-Six-Montha took lunch asked the cook in the order gallery about it four wife shouldn't have put fmto it,” that sage decreed. Mr. Married-@ix-Months home with the tip. He has that are omelets now ‘THE JA JAPS! : “rHeyve swuNe A A PARASOL ¥ THAT WILL FASH. 1ONABLE. {thet milk to cobras, universally | worshipped as the reincarnation of | j their forefathers, The cobra ls one | Pats 0 EN of the deadiiest of reptiles: I am the oldest restaurant man in Seattle, R. THOMPSON, Prop. j veel | Mrs. Brown Potter, the famous |actrews, used the proceeds of her re- joent South African tour to purchase }* beautiful stained glass window by |Mise Mary Tillinghast, the New i | | York artiet Homr HINTS | BY MLLE. DOMINO. Any woman can becouse informed about the different brands of flour, | eager and canned goods if she will | take the time to make inquiries. | | Grocers are generally able to give! safe counsel, and are glad to do so. If the grocer is not well informed, | | Try our Business Men's Lut ij . b] served from 11 te 2 p m. Cnahee ; ec ned On | 2 \e ( ‘rescent 1222 Second Av. tae Sirti “stra oom: : Baking Powder there are generally housewtves of r ove’s acquaintance who can give the} Ob sssieectStipibiaeeil nal ae nt = || | desired information, —— ee Sn B & M ye uf The Newport \ DOWNING, BOPEING & RYER, Inc, 5 Served in a ‘The fashionable parasol this sum fe to be « Japanese thorocgh es Thoroughbreds are expensive fhe Japanese parasols cost from p16 eos parasol ts to have 18 ribs aten® Of sight. oo. thet the / shape will be entirely changed, and | Caney mane o fost flat. The handles are ox-| wey araw Gow i THE |Il Sr Sou OEM ead | Te Clean Plumes sc ner ceding beige | Leehanephs en eaten, CAPE & GRILL eer nee ae mony of them ore ES ef be ye et ose ge Pong oo Phones —219 sen atti Pita Fuctory--ste Tike FIRST AND MADISON. paste of gasoline and flour iD) Siders Mucouted , 5 8. 5206 Ind et eee decorated with owls parrots and even tiny monkeys @arved out of wood. Sometimes the frames are gilded @ large fluffy chou of chiffon invariably adorns the oy imost any kind of material is for the coverings and two | @f three fabrics are often used to- mee. White linen will be pop Moderate priced parasols will the plume tn it repeatedly, rubbing | after each dipping lightly through | ~ ere tian Ante tt) guamamr waxem, tomter | DRAGS" “YOU SLOWLY DOWN orated, The flour will shake off Fieet and Cherry and the plume will even retain its owt and original fluffine: It's bard to keep an even tem- |per with a dull pain nagging all ———-—--we | day at your back; in fact, kidney | troubles are at the bottom of very | much of the nervousness and ir. ritability that are so common to |day. You wonder why you are short and cross, can't keep your mind on one thing, are inclined to worry over trifles, and subject to fits of “blues” and despond. eney Partly it is due to that pain in your back, partly to the irritating effect of urte acid on | your brain and nerves. | Urie acid is a poison that fe al ways forming tn the body, and it {4s the duty of the kidneys to fil tor it out of the blood and pass it joff, dissolved, in the urine | Healthy kidneys do this work thoroughly and well, but weak or | sick kidneys get behind, and the | Waste matter collects here and there in the muscles, joints and |nerve centers. Headache, dizzy | spells, rheumatism, neuralgia, me. Doan’s Kidney Pills were {blurry spots before the eyes, ner recommended to me, and I pro- | | } ¥ousness and heart trouble, are | cured a box from the Kennedy | signs of uric poisoning IB HOW CAN TL ENDURE THIS 29} Drug Store. They gave me | So do not wonder at your con- | o prompt reilef and the pains in | the kidneys and the blood * the filtering system in perfect operation Fifty thousand persons public- ty recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is a case right at home: SEATTLE TESTIMONY, Mrs. F. H. Morell, 1603 Bighth Ave., Seattle, Wash. says: “Kid- ney complaint bothered me near ly all my iife, and 1 often had such severe attacks that I was compelled to give up entirely. The pains through my loins were almost unendurable, and it waa hard for me to do my housework. 1 was also afflicted with head- aches and dizzy spells, the latter tronble often being so bad that | I had to grasp something to keep | from falling. 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The new curtain in question, which sells for $8 or $10 & pair in the stores, is of Arab net with its entire surface covered with have only 12 ribs, but the|@iamonds formed with narrow will show the same ©x-| “Fiat cotton braid or even tape ee mg ae the more expen-|4ipped in coffee until dyed an ecru shade may be used to work dot slik combined -with|out the 4: non the net I and natural colored If there is a worn lace border|cither a fiat lace edge or be sim- a ‘medi dition, especially if the urine my back soon disappeared, ag | does not look or pase naturally of order and need prompt en | also did the other difficulties. I }And if your back aches continu tion, for sick kidneys cannot | have since recommend®® Doan's jally, or you are taken with sharp | right themselves without help. 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