The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1909, Page 3

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THE STAR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1909, 3 NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR MRS. BETTY LYLE WILSON. NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 3 of all ie Mre Wilson of Nashville This remarkable _ Garned by right of « Viable title of °C) © er of the world Years Mrs. Wi) Esl official nt RK they were, with wonder ful | ox figure creation in sweets. The bled an | . aps and Betty : RECIPES Southern Dish. Get 2 mals ton round ehe add to thie 1 ¢ been thoroughly qi with walt and . Higsins of New Yo f Polk of Missour!, to the tables o @abinet officers, to the royal side Doard of King Edward of Eugiand to the faraway countries « trie, to Cuda, to countries wherever etvilized man bas learned of cooks and cakes. Mrs. Wilson took up the art of f cake making purely by accident The Tennessee centennial came on 5 18 years sev. Prizes were offered Butter Taffy. F im the woman's building »| Two cups of light brown sugar, 4 making. Mre. Wilsc tablespoons of 1 great surprise. won them = that time on M began to grow fame their way into the English wa o faster for an other hour. serve “A diller, a dollar, a nine o'clock scholar, what makes you come 80 soon? Now you come at nine o'clock, you used to come at noon.’’ “Since mama washes with Fels-Naptha soap, she has plenty of time, And always gets me ready, to come to school at nine.’’ o Fels-Naptha Soap won't gather your soiled clothes, put them to soak, rinse them and hang them out on the line. But that’s about all it leaves you to do with the weekly washing. It takes the place of boiling and hard rubbing and takes all the dread out of washday. It saves your making a hot fire because » Fels-Naptha Soap cleanses the clothes in cool or lukewarm water. No stewing over a hot suds. No roughening or reddening of the hands. Isn’t it worth while? and Summer. More than a million women are doing their washing with Fels-Naptha Soap every week and thanking their lucky stars that they’ve found a so-much-easier way. Better join them now. All that’s necessary is to get a cake of Fels-Naptha and follow directions printed on the red and green wrapper. Both in Winter Then it is ready to | tered plate and mark when cool This can be made with white sugar. | Cheese Puffs. up of water and of butter Ino a saucepar to the botling potnt, stir half of flour sifted with balf a sal on of salt and @ dash of cay and cook | antl! the mixture the sides jof the pan. Remove from the ff jlet cool a little and add two eggs fone at a time, beating thoroughly | Add three tablespoons of grated }cheess, drop from a teaspoon into | Smoking deop fat and fry a golden brown, Drain on brown paper be | fore serving Popovere. Two cups of flour, 1 teaspoon of Salt, \ teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon jeream tartar sifted together, Beat arately the whites and yolka of * GR. To 2 cups of sweet milk |add the yolks, then slowly slft in | the flour so as to make a smooth batter, Just before putting into the pans fold in lightly the beaten whites, Bake in « hot oven 30 min utes, Serve immediately Cinnamon Rolle } Take a plece of biscut dough, roll it rather thin, then grease the top with melted butter, sprinkle heavily | ugar and dust lightly with powdered cinnamon. Then roll the wah carefully, pressing it as it is ed wo that it will stick well to With a blacut cutter cut nnds Lay ba baking pan touching each other and © quickly to a deep brown Lemon Pt ) To 3 well-beaten add juice of 2 lemons and 2 * of sugar. Bent tb phly. Bake with two sts Same AB any ple De you want to borrow inoney See who loans tt, on page 6 eee BAND-MADE HATS 4 SPRCIALTY. Mme. PAUL SXOLUSIVE MILNER Y, 1828 Third Ave. Opposite Postetfics, Ind Phone L-isea These i the Big Hat Monotony; HOME HINTS There’s Much Braiding on Long Coats powder and a tooth brush mulations of f shopping with a @ the ping 5 » bag and The smaller hate are beautiful and a joy to the woman tired of the tremendous affaires the winter produced. These are flower-laden and bear large bows of ribbon and velvet. Large buckles are much seen, They are of handsome mate THREE FOR ONE FOR MINE riale, and The often they are painted, miniature fashion, or cameos ng coats are much braided. The new rat tall breid is the most popular, They are much more supple and heavier than evutache. In cleaning your Jewelry use tooth with tlawue paper If you don't want your ehild t slip on the bottom of a porcelain bath tub when y ure giving b his bath, spread a hea Turkieh fi 1207 Second Aw id 1 tablespoon molawn 1 ine Ribbon Cake with Two cups of suga exe, 2 n nut ipa butter and 1 ¢ k, 2 cupa | mee Add. of flour and 1 teaspe vda. tea end put into two pans the same ream of ta . Put together with jelly or tar and @ pi Put half into two pan filling while warm A farm or acre trai aes Hats Reblocked nd Pans of ail kinds iyed and Fe- MARTIN & 00. GLOVES Opp. Savoy Hotel Home of “HmnrneTre” for $1.00 a pair ondon Unloads: BY ALL MEANS BE HERE THURSDAY DROP EVERYTHING ELSE AND COME—ONLY THREE DAYS MORE A RADICAL REPUDIATION OF ALL FORMER PRICES IS NOW IN EFFECT AT THIS STORE $6.00 to $12.00 At the New Store—-Second Ave. and James St. Silk Mull Waists Faster Sale It is our pleasure to offer tomorrow a bright, new line of beautiful Silk Mull Waists, in the lead- ing colors of lavender, jasper, white, black, cham pagne, nay tan, pearl g , etc. Not a Waist in the lot that is worth less than $3.95. All made up in latest styles, showing where art can be applied in tailoring. Owing to the limited number, you must I shop early to secure your choice Special price, while they LaSt ocsscsseccvecceccecscesecie If Vou Have Not Selected Yies ‘Siaia Suit or Cas See Our Lines—’Twill Pay KNOSHER Second Avensis and James St. Raila Store $4, $5 and $6 STARTLINGLY LOW PRICES Summer Dresses This is the greatest bargain in the sale. Fine White and Colored Lingerie Dresses, elab- orately trimmed with lace and embroidery; also all kinds of stripes, figures, checks and plaids, in linens, lawns, batistes, and all kinds of new summer materials. Jumper and Prin- ry cess styles .... Trimmed Hats A truly wonderful array of all that is best and beautiful; correct styles and shapes, and expressly adorned with a glorious wealth of SILKS READ—And Remember London Unloads 50c Plain Elco Silks—Every wanted shade, per hor pada 28c 75¢ Printed Foulard Elco Silks — Big variety of patterns; per 35¢ Patd ei. cass $1.35 36-inch Black Peau de Women’s and Misses’ SUITS Newest styles im Spring Suits; plain col~ ~ Chasse ors and striped effects. All sizes... . Hat SEE THE NEW Dress Goods | *™'ws At Cut Prices 50c Wool Batiste; washes per fectly; all colors and black; regular width; per 29 yard c $1.26 Béinch English Sictlians all colors and biack. 59 Special, per yard c $1.00 G2inch Nun's Velling; ev ery wanted shade, including cream and black; per 49c yard S5c 44-inch AllWool Storm Berges; all colors and 5 black; per yard 4 C $1.25 54inch All Wool Panama F carnshaph ape 25c to $1.00 $4.00 to $5.00 snd Mises‘ COats | Children’s Headwear | Women’s Top Skirts All-Wool Panama Skirts, in the Wash Hats and Bonnets, in latest and best styles; col spring and ors, black summer mate- 1 TC 1 8 e brown and rials ......64. an pF vos London is not moving—nor having a fire sale— but telling the truth and unloading—that's all. HE HAS THE GOODS. $3.00 to $4.00 Misses’ Skirts A Big Lot of Misses’ Skirts and Small Sizes in Ladies’ Skirts; plain colors and fancy mixtures all new spring styles © 25c, 35¢ and 50c SUN BONNETS Biggest stock in Be attle oowe from patte nd misses’ 35c and 50c New stock of Spring and “87c Wire Hat Frames Thc Bilk-Covered Wire Hat Framee—Black and hite; finty — Summer Coats —all sizes and patterns $1.00 and $1.25 PETTICOATS 93.00, $4.00 and 96.00 Women’s Trimmed Hats " 4 . Soie Silk—Per Clothe; every wanted shede | 715 season's soweat stylce in Flannelette Kimonos | >?" ’ 95c and black; per 4 WA iss a bnntitie : Trimmed Hats, all shapes » ; > a Fleeced Fiannelette ‘ gies ti so ana $1.78 85c and sizes, including the very Chambray pe 6 oo me a wd Kimonos, in a large $1.50 36-inch Black Taffeta Novelty Lmportea Woretase, | Sopular black. $1 98 plain, fast colors and stripe hit C variety of patterns; Cc Silk—Per ‘ te ree ae eateds, | spangled Turban ..@ Us wide skirt ..... epee sh «s an aoe oie Bee 98c and patterns. Your , : choles, per yard $1.00 75c 32-inch Pongee Silk— All colors, including the natural shade; 48c LININGS 0c 86-inch Reautiful Mercer LACES AND EMBROIDERIES ined Sateen; fifty hades, in- | 10,000 yards of Embroidery Edge, in | Another Big Special in Embroidery— | 10,000 yards of Valenciennes and | Pet yard cluding Black; per 9% | iengths from 3 to 10 yards. These | 8,000 yards of fine lawn shadow embroid- | ‘Torchon Lace and Insertion; many | $1.06 and $1.25 36-inch ay inch Black Mereerized oods are very beautiful; from 2 to 5 | ery and other styles; widths to 15 inches; | patterns and widths; regular | Guaranteed Lining Satins Sateen; per inches wide; regular prices, 8c, regular prices 19¢ and 12 pri 10c and 12 5 ; per 85, a) 15c ite ond ide. London tnieninst. -O | dow unioeda at, wyard 2C | London unloads for ..... Cf yard... ic Thousands of Other BAR- GAINS Are Waiting for You. COME For 25¢ CHILD'S BLACK LACE HOSE. WITH R EA CARE Unloading Goods in Car Load Lots on Lower Floor Yd. for Best Ging For Brown Linen ham style Ameri Com 18 inches can Prints. wide; worth 14c BEST 100-YATLD SPOOL SILK, be "PLUMS 75¢ Wool Pants, 10c Union 6 Suite, 15c¢ od — Ribbed atural Wool Small Baby Comforte—London American Printe—Plaid Ging ion n to 10 years Pe ‘we sizes. unloads at, ham styles worth today each 19¢ & 1-2¢ 50c Fleeced Vests, 15c 25¢ Stockings for 3c but London 4 unloads at, yard c Brown Linen Crash—18 inches Bash Black Lace Hose and ecru; 26 Fine Shaped Vests; high neck long sleeves; flovced Curtain Serim—White inches wide mount of these | wits; worth ide yard q London unloads at 1 y yard 4c | iauson wnionde ot, Tc Colgate’s Talcum Pow- | Hat Pins ’ at Pins White Lawn, 40 Inches wide | Bates Ginghams, A. ¥. 0. Ging: | der | asiosttenssd’ EI Seti: mails (wide asthe sidewalk) hams and Tolle du Norde Violet or Cashmere Bouquet; | ‘col long. ping; regular London unloads at Bic Ginghams. London Ian * re at pees aetna eines yard BO | unloads at Tac | asbiotko N BEDS nvas I Est". T2e1 | 4c eS Aas

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