The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR Pi adda ila ll ete ane a ee SOME ) GENEE GETS $500 A WEEK): “DONT'S” FOR THE WIFE Don't begrudge your husband a few houre spent with his men friends occasionally, You meet your friends at bridge Parties and pink teas, Be consltierate and give him the same privilege. Don't bother him with trout trifles that happen during the day Don't whine and complain over bh old diftioultion j Don't overwork and be tired and cross when he comes home r husband will your tired and trritable expres sion where he will dust which y strength Don't let yourne eloua of a few extra grating of ou migh ihilated at the expense of your and ugly good look f get old yourself young and to cultivate ‘ to keep if you can't be beautiful, try to be interest! Don't forget to oultivs your mind wo that If he to anaw Read about what is makes a remark on er him tntelligently, tn VRP RE RE RE EEE AER EER EERE eet eee ee eee eee eee ee eee For Children, at Samson | for though the | it, the blacksmith You have all heard abo and what a strong man he was was a very atroi blackamith's sho hoes put [he was w to make t j bis friend strong he was by jhorseshoos and br two with bie hands fast ae the Then he ded that he was Y much astonished at the poor shoes tha id k so enatly and sb » ane k oe Have ” hac | thene ? The blackamitt have « fingers y and while ackamith king ah with him ing up ee eaking then vew Pardon we, sir.” he i have given you good horses and expect a good coin and the blackemith br that one after the other king lald them down a ELISE CRAVEN. 3 Leadon has gome daft over a child . ¢ halls yp beautiful | le girl, a pupil of the famous Genee, ts a won cer. rivaling even her famous tutor. She is under a long et $600 8 week CIPES Cheese Fondu prete Elise Craven, $, dancing | re, perhaps, we tial good, away I hope." leaving t smiled to himself, blacksmith in center. Shred the larg leaves, strange in bottom of plat. = aoe ee ter, pour dressing over, then lay honorary members of the Daugh the lettuce leaves and egg on and of Ohio She was elected ata garnish with radishes cont meeting of the society | Whol Women ot ba | was held in New York ee Sour Cream Cookies ¢heese and 1 tablespoon! Two cups of sugar, i cup of sour ~e Aunt Millie Barlow, a 62-y ual | be lastly, % teaspoon of cream, I cup of shortening, 2 eae. nearees, ie the star puptl « the t in hot water. Pour | four to stiffen, 1 tenspoon soda, & Evening Industrial Schoo! for Ne ing dish and bake 20 | teaspoon of salt, % teaspoon Mavor-| Mra TP. O'Connor's visit to this, HTOe*. Now York City fms. Roll very thin and bake country is in the interest of Irfah industries Chocolate Clouded Cake. a B. ate Cookies. ? Leap of butter, I cup caps of Nour, 3 squ WEDNESDAY, APKIL 14, w=OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOME | SPREE SESE EEE EEE EERE EE Ey ng did not kno Woll, this story is about another |p ‘when the shoeing was don yg tem ager strong man who was a king--knowa | the king threw liver col , as the of Saxony. It all hap the work pened ms ckamith do but One ¢ g went into a coin in two with bis} waid, “b re her coin and he said, “b wughing over the joke which |i York City, 1909, specials from the curtain and drapery department— novelty lace curtains tapestry for couch cov- 28c a yard regular price 46 $2.48 a pair Fepular prices, $4.50 end 94.50 tect "$2. 4a imported Scotch madras 45¢ a yard— Cluny curtains. $5.00 a pair regular prices 99.50 and $10.50 ' tifferen ut an he One cup sugar, \% cup butter, 2} Miss Kang Tung Pih, a daughte pgp rnne emas, % cup milk, 2 cups Mour, t the Chines former, Kang yt bees ee chocolate, % tea teaspoons baking powder, 1 tee et, is a student at Barnard col-| i a Flour sufficient to spoon vanilla Take ¢ tablespoons | lege. - | ry thin. of this mixtore and add grated! . Juat Shopping. F rhe chocolate, making ft as dark a8! Queen Wilhelmina, who has re Some girls,” remarked the cans 4 you wish. Drop in each color ab |. * - tie eftinen, mt notice & steamer q Walder? Salad elle » ‘ cently become a convert to per ' a me o nster rug with a heavy pi le sour apples sliced thin. cat in emall pieces, | fumes, prefers the soft, uncertain Fr ch odors, and she uses na after 'b jemon juice, 4 cup wal Indian Pudding. a French way. She scents ach dere ond a k Broken In pleces. Dust’ se sver hot) 1 quart of milk, /articie of clothing strongly, but kaway gown and pepper. Mix with then wet 7 tablespoons of cornmeal | With a different odo: arn @r tailed dreusing in Little id milk; add te ho a tm x t tet at seaid Soom, Miss Liftian Brown. ts the third Attracts Them. Lily Salad. 23 cup sugar, 2-3 cup molasses, i Women (o pass an examination be-| Vera Sweete—I want something 20 minutes. When teaspoon salt, % cup raisins, 1 tea-/fore the steamboat inspectors of | te ape awa) Ste shells and cut eggs in| spoon ginger, 4 teaspoon caraway Maine for a license to run a motor t—There ts noth BI Rare Opportunity $35 WZ Yor the Ladies Suits to Order every lady in Seattle has an op- Hand - Tailored Suit, of high-grade price of $35.00. For three days only, portunity to purchase worth $50 to $60, m a perfectly ide to measure, ma- at the exe Three Days Only THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MATERIALS We have just received a variety of terials, eptionally low over 750 exclu Imported and Domestic Suitings, including a large Tai sive assortment of mannish cloths, so suitable for Ladies’ lored Suits WORKMANSHIP An expert designer, with 25 years’ experience, is in charge, who designs a Suit appropriate to each customer We employ only men tailors, thoroughly skilled in the art of making high-grade ladies’ garment We can, therefore, guarantee o tyle, fit and workmanship to be of superior qualit Best haircloth fronts are used, guar unteed to hold their shape Every Suit We Make at $35 Will Be Worth Not Less Than From $50 to $60 A vi 7 that this t of references furnished will convince you pecial offer i $35|/= rent Paris ae, Tailors * KOHLER & CHASE BLDG. Oppontie Aronde Aunex, 1318 Second Ave. Salesrooms, 319-320 r Cc bites in seeds. Mix all together and bake boat that wilt keop the ble petals and lay! in # slow oven, and serve with thin from you!—Newark all lettace | leaf, with % yolk cream. Very nice and cheap. Mre Taft's name heads the rol! of Star dallion designs; ful vane at the regular price o $21 00 » Standard Your pps ¢ LF foe TACOMA Second Ave. at Pine Street DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. wnhOK HHS Blocks onen— 279 Oréers Executed Ora ip. Private Wires iehed 1803 Inv eetment or on M MODERN METHOD DENTISTS Twenty Years’ Experience Eyesight Speciatiat Kye troubles progress rapidly Go at once to this painstaking op: tlelan, whose ability unque | toned Glasses $3.50 to $5, ar $5.00 $5.00 es $5.00 $1.00 50c 50¢ work, extra A. U. WETZEL, | Oph. D.| | 328 People's Bank Bldg Cor, Beoond and Pike. 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For stock in the Union Coal & Development Co. at 25 cents per share. seven days only, 2 Union Coal & Development Co. 230-31 Arcade Annex. —AND— Tourist 544 urkish Hotel Baths Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up Special Weekly Rates ™ Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av. losing Ou RETIRING FROM BUSINESS IN SEATTLE Pianos, Organs, Player- Pianos, Electric Pianos Prices Wrecked. The slaughter is on. No re- serve. $100 Will Go as Far as $200 AT ANY OTHER STORE. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME. Everything for Sale—Real Estate, Houses and Lots, Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages Two Automobiles; Horses, Wagons and Bug- gies. The largest stock of Musical Goods in the \West, OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9 P. M. Cline Piano Co. 1406 FIRST AV.