The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1909, STINE THE EASTER BRIDES, HERE'S SOME CUTE FLOWER GIRLS ara. iv hate and # knife and « ¢ ore, and we will go down the! 1 » road and pick white / | Me And dog roneE ordered : amma, one bright summer morn i. 4 | ing Oh, how glad Buse were to go, for the pt ran through the back lote and w & famoun place for rabbits, f fand lots of different birds i ou wonder the ehildren wanted bi entreated tthe ed " nie I ) , Find it two Ko had slipped down m mamma's foot tu t with | ¢ ge ¢ oe The Stone, Fisher Go. Second and Universi The Stone, Fisher EASTER BRIDES, HERE ARE, POSED IN NEW YORK EXPRESS. THE LATEST STYLES OF GAR. LY FOR THE STAR © embroidery ts the de MENTS FOR EASTER WEDDING) 01 ress ia very short; the tot and they all wear little French | FLOWER GIRLS. THEY WERE in nter Wears a long one; th / might be Lima < er ¢ ower. Turmeric can be and 1 cup of peas after draining ese " ie v afte ught at the drag stores: from the liquor. Cook after add & visit ¢ ing shrimps only enough to heat Excelient Pumpkin Pie through well } RECIPE Ss: Ove cup mashed pemokis. n° | EFT-OVER CREAM sean von cananion, quarter — GOOD FOR CUSTARD Potato Cake tach of finger and wall. Bake halt tine Lover melted jee cream, cepe jally vaolila or’ lemen, makes a good custard for « rice pudding. It must be ueed Immediately, however Many Uses for Stale Bread. * there Is danger in stale ice Stale bread can b - q many wars the housek ft gets into the habit « two | wever throw any a Bake ing It should & sid on a tin dish and pot in a wa : pe. . xo not a bit of alr can get in, the cream will be found firm when wanted with vas i 5 detien tere and many kind fe of er ryaettes and wholesome eecalioping onions, to on salmon, etc, in making queen pud ding and brown betty. Our old °“ Caulifiower Pickles. friend, the common bread pudding. teaspoon of salt, 4 table ons a & pinch of carer mare acquired after they are graduated WANT—-Doard and room. See} | The Suits presented tomorrow were bought in New York City last Monday, shipped by ex- page 6 | |press to Seattle, arriving Friday night. Every one is worth fully one-half as much again as it’s marked. They are now ready for you. GROUP A—Three hundred Snits t GROUP B—Two hundred and fifty Suits in , choose among; made of plain and fancy group. Made of soleils and satin finished panat serges and panamas; in dark, medium and | in rose, old blue, electric, apricot, tan, brown, 1 These Special Prices Will Help You to Furnish That Spare ||| Tight colors Room at Small Cost. | tons; gored or pleated skirts: fine, cotrect | braids, satin bands and buttons; silk-faced revers: styles; carefully tailored; all the coats satin | satin and messaline linings throughout; elaborately ; trimmed with straps and but-| and black; long coats plentifully trimmed wit or silk lined Pocus eng ay not matched | tailored skirts nowher € e else can you find such suits e ace Curtains Iibieleiis Sor tees thes periegasie ysl He | RTAINS — Just the | LACE CURTAINS—One and two- |}]]] $35.00, silks in Here tomorrow, as a a spare room; Cable pair lots of high-grade Curtains, H this Easter Sale sult of the buye af seco! a ins, 3 yards long, 42 | as. Shceia” Iola oF | trip, at consisting ce, in white and ecru; | seven different styles to select regular price $3. 32 v4 Points and Battenbergs; regular »rices range from $10.00 to $35.00 ; ‘ - f i . : P ‘ 5 1-3 OFF GROUP C—About two hundred and seventy-five Suits in this collection, including the finer samples from New York salesrooms and the more extreme models. The latter are copies of a French Suits. The fabrics are all of the richest order, such as queen's cloth, satin loth, Victorian Ricnisl Rugs (English) soleils, in plain and striped effects and two-toned serges, in blues, rose, wistaria, Bur- gundy, reseda, damson, apricot, gold, navy and black. Trimmings are of And Others of Various Grades and Sizes Marked Down for rich Persi in silks, braids and buttons; nc hing to match these has yet been Tomorrow’s Sale. shown hereabout for less than $50.00 to $75.00. They're offered in this RY BRUSSELS RUGS—Six , TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS—Size if] Easter sale at 9 feet by 12 feet; 10 patterns, floral, ]i)f) Oriental and conventional designs | The foregoing attractions are so big that all news of other Dresses and Garments for women be Cc verb Bs , $8.75 ROpHipE Cores 92 ers Speen ‘$13.75 is completely outdistanced. For aid color ri TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS—5 | TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS deparment is filled with new Silk Dres Silk and Lawn Waists, Petticoats and Dress Skirts. fooking; (4 ¥ wide anc patterns to choose frum; size & ft. 9 in Same rug as above, in size 8 ft. 3 in r all ar regular ce by 11 ft.; regular $12.50 rugs, at by 10 ft. Gin.; regular $16.00. Special SPecial at 7 $12.50 A Useful Table Mattress Value For a Living Room or Bedroom A Good Mattress at $10.00, but Tomorrow We a FA, ll TONE. Fis! HER C.. oem is pair; Tuesday s to choose from; g assort regular $12.50, at r the benefit of the stranger in Seattle it may be stated that the In short, spring stocks are now at thelr HY Stores SECOND AVE @UNIVERSITY ST ff SEATTLE «Corer Butterick Fashions For Tuesday $2.35 | AezSeeeEee |Your EASTER SUIT BEST SELECTED HERE 4 Because we show the most sat Regular $4.00 try linea this price=Suits ‘ths 13. 79 Come in and Look at It pet Bag ghee} Hy Sel » ‘ ys; Suit ade of fancy stripe Value You really can't realize what a bargain we are offering till |[}f lining ra lt 6 inches Panama and other desirable material » thoroughly restful bed does not generally get the considera IH fect fit guaranteed We ll take ea ure in showing you substantial little Table sim- J os iat it should. THESE MATTRESSES WEIGH 40 |}}f this line. Choice, $13.75 ‘ NEW AND BETTER and without the claw feet. It POUNDS. They are covered with a good grade of fancy One to a customer ae rcostscoiple sdnsora $10.00 Mattress for $6.25 BEST SELECTED HERE MILNER-[)EGE 0. Because we are in position to give you extraordinary bar semana Ab load vains. Our line consists of plain and fancy stripe Englisl Pankmin, Mohairs, Voiles and other popular materials; all “Dictators of Styles” | Our Housshiold Sal oconing ths: beer bee tad 00 | Linen Department | co paptiend v3 Here erty $15.00, fe R E A D Y F 0 R YO U Has Many Fine Spe- | : WEDNESDAY M } | ” A i cials for ‘Tomorrow. Ee re SHER’S Second Avenue peo ai in| a : KNO and James St. ALL THE CREDIT YOU WANT