The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1909, Page 4

t THE STAR.-THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909 NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE STaw ' ILL DIE AN ad DON'T THESE UGANDA HAIR MODES SHOW RAISIN, BAY cs cut, TUBE FORM GOWN WIL DG AK © os UPOUR AMERICAN HAIRDRESSERS? RECIPES | scoms sue —_ 4 NDA k ‘ " 1 wi ‘ w oa 1 ) 1 h ‘ { , ' ' " She ity « in fl he i ag ow oe hn lived . F n Pact Home-Made Raisin Bread ha Pi. ‘ 1 pi b f ¢ t, he ‘ , hor i 1 ne, 4 . wo , ! Ht n r ' . “ » 2 7 hen ok t inf * J ' nd i for ' i ined, 1 t ” outa ould i 1 hax . California Raisin Bandwich 1 t “a / 5 for benefi gFE Delt sermon toa for THRE! MONTHS-OLD { bute, prefer hrug 1 C wi h whipped cream ogg Dited Pree) r KK bouten, sea he ve mu 1 “a Spread between because the or) BIGNOR COMELLI " abic f brea thia t Mr TYPES OF UGANDA COIFFURES. : Raisin tee Cream, UGANDA, Africa, Ay 8. ~The ne fruit tee a. ~ ' Jed raisins added , ' re the latest hatrdr ng fashior t am of any f v rae t b ta t ta z n wearing Raisin Saiad—Very Frie 1 ned oe af ' pe of archit One cup ¢ cut In ploces, % " ray for years a a p of walnuts, eut to p D ~ + with may dent o ‘ he 7 “ dreselog items {0 The o Btuffed Raising for Lunches and Saas | Ftd / A pea y A UGANDA LADY IN THE HANDS OF HER HAIRDRESSER PA oe MIS§ “POLLY” PAGE, - # alsine g that he will very likely t pe the Nature POLLS ARE OPEN AND PRETTY Rodman Pag Paints and Finishes for Every Home Use clubs of MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN Stew in saucepan tl Bales ave done. Add jutce of two Femans, and A weak solution of salt and water Blt yr ti should Miss two heaton cage. Thicken, gith dry Will brighten matings reunR Aie oma ty = ag SM * emo) pr hindrance to ¢ Lincoln high sebool, Mist pie, Cover with whipped Bream or) Sponges do very well for window | IPF fe & aan "1 bre Pie. he Sn cra Sehmits, daughter of Ferdi: meringue lejemnieg, tut tha ane germ vol trier dentp Bverzbady bis chm ber of the " oom a and, therefor nand Sebmite, @ member of th Sshtbve tn bath yoom: te Boattle . \To MEET TUESDAY, Clean silver by letting it stand | Who Is ordinarily polite is in love | eT Pa Voting for “Queen of the May! The polls, located at the D. 8 - half an our tn sour milk. Don't, with you; and when you get CHICA April 9-—-Big hats'stusic Festival” has been very | Johnston Co. store, Third ay. and| The Currest Century olab wit! laugh, bet uy tt lover oy iol nell re and lofty pompadours have been at the Untversity st. and at the story of meet next Tuesday afternoon at him. “y @ an aner am censored at the University of Chi Oley & Co the home of Mra. F. HM. Kieinamith REHEARSAL TONIGHT. broken off “use the gir a od in Bailard Remember—if it's a surface to be paimed, € stained, varnished or finished in any way, there's Acre Quality Kind to fit the purpose. We can, tell you what to use, how much (6 use the cost. Ast wt. coiffure, howe ;o? in Of Our 6hth av. 200 59th et. will run bread TUB HATS AND RATS modation of vote those districts. is " P P SCHOOL GIRLS ARE Rtwe andidate cw wears men-fashion Don'ts for Girls This is the time to freshen up the home by doing aie abthesinn , t madway Righ seh ia = hey're no com { . ing ¢ been . . Uganda . preenersn yy of fiamieel i. Bleck Sweet Raisin ; ’ Doe it you the odd jobs of painting you have been planing. For en ow, or Usa an attorney of this ot One quart wile, 4 o1 lard, 4 G dtaless the buggy, the furniture, for the floors and woodwork, i *** . e ad oJ » | ounce: r oune oly ; itined landa ictal tacit dias . : Pi Feng "ileath” & - $ dal “ so Breve i xe to say ani Sor every paint purpose, we have the tight Finish. ea t the Uganda woman ts more | * HOW THEY STAND. annual, and also of “Whiu yeast, 4 pounds patene los tease denanettiing ae i Git ‘ particular abeut her cotffure. » * Mine Helen 8 hiy publication pounds ralsing, % ot eaten tha o on tpl liew on the ground for days and * Miss Mayor's Daughter Popular Bake in hot oven. W antless ' days while the hairdresser is shap- * Mise Mise Leah Miller, daughter of over with thin water le aut ie pecinwedl it aauen Oa a ing her » atyles shown * Mina Mayor Johbu F. Miller, who ix the 4 " 20 ben snaieh tale ah j eu in the ilustr & Miss ndidate at large and 1 Fresno Raisin Mile | teh onto tc PAINTS, ENAMELS, STAINS AND VARNA | n aise , : partie x . tved picture framen with tention to a mis bat you are Me She uses rats, » although her * De any pmeth *| One pound seeded “Gr Ree Clean carved pieture fr soete | . i 1 are made ds and raga. * very popular among raisiow, % cup segar, P-pint ® paint brash tm es vey people in po are each and every one scientifically prepared for specific There is but | false hair in he 7 perced fa F es - * * * * - eee ee eee ee eee ee ee SER OUR WINDOW DISPLAY PROENAL PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. 1914 Wiest Ay, heavy, but it is Impousible let who the sent time to pre © Tease “ evening at 6 0 Re 1501 W. 69th et. The officers bave| This evening at the Y. M. C. A. abe had secured an angel, and } to Sorter ic neeng lig oe ky contestant will be. the contest wil a been elected for the coming year, | auditoriam will be held a full re she found thet her lover al persoaal appurtenances have been | fucky contre: 8 ] - ¢ fter all, felt she could anced fet j panic nounced in The ron Monda follows Mra FP. A.|heareal of the May fextival chorus mere man, after all, felt she could pl on the official black lint by A popular candidate ts Mine 1 presidest; Mre. Wm. J.) of 400 voices, wieting of mem fot stand it } the department of phystenl eulture! yo & genober, the L-yearold! - presides * I ge get er og bag to eon ger ct na a and athietics, and coeds who in De you want to buy a good r viee president, Mra. J. P.| bers of the Se pert an pollo “ pant 0 4 » p sisé upon retaining them will fee! dauahter of J. E. Schober, residing | taurant? If 80, ses the busi Dickie, secretary; Mra. F. H.|clubs and of the different church sesatona to a poorer friend, nor of the bene of the authorities, at 1627 Sixth a¥., who la represent | chance column on page 6. * Kleinemith, treasurer j choirs throughout the city your knowledge of attainments to THE LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE PACIFIC COAST A. BINGE & CO THe LARGEST QoTna’ ON THE PACING Cee Sree BRIDGE & Co. CLEVER CLOTHES FOR MEN AND THE YOUNGER FELLOW The immense showing of Men's Finely Tailored Wearing Apparel that is now being displayed by this great store is surely in a class by itself when regarding superiority in Fit, Finish, Fabric and Correct Style. Here are seen the exclusive patterns from an even half-dozen of America’s most prominent tailoring establishments— STRAUSS BROS.’ HIGH ART—-CHAS. KAUFMAN & BROS.—GARSON, MEYER & CO.—PECK & CO.—SCHLOSS BROS.—L. ABT & SONS. From these great lines can be selected the most conservative styles and patterns, while the younger men will find the “College Clothes,” from L. Abt & Son, and the “¢ ampus Togs,” by Chas. Kaufman & Bros., tailored to the very moment. A selection from these lines may be made from $18.00 to $30.00—and you get a garment no tailor could touch for just twice the money. ALL SUITS PRESSED AND KEPT IN REPAIR FREE OF ALL CHARGE. The Greatest Clothing Sensation of the Year: The “A. Bridge Special” $15 Suit When we say that this particular garment has never been equaled on the Coast for this amount of money, we stand ready to prove it when you call at this store for your spring suit We experimente ‘d with many makers Wefore we decided on one that we thought competent to build this popular suit for our Seattle fAstomers, This suit of clothes is made by men, and it comes to you tailored in the height,of the Fashion's fancies, or in conservative business cut if you prefer. It includes handwork tlroughout—hand-padded shoulders, hand-felled collar and lapels, and hand-made button-holes. It will be shown you in all the latest shades of Olives, Greens, Grays, Tans and Bréttfis—a splendid suit of clothes that is not equaled else where at $20.00 or § ‘00. en FIFTEEN DOLLARS ~ Te | ~ THE i ™ HK il ™ The I ™ THE DEPARTMENT " HTMENT | ~~" DEPARTMENT | DEPART MH " fe OUTFIT Spring's awellest offertwah We havd for the Expost Dépendable makes in Men's |! We merely. mention this We have pain ae pte pa in both Felt and Derby ‘Piatw” |} tion year § kreatest and | Footwear is one feature ag ||| ¢ tine to show the Great ac ing to Alaska for the past are shown in this depart finest line Ot "Negiiges Shirts ||| this store. Here are found?” of this store. You will find epee rhe Tica ment. In colors there are ever shown in Seattle, rang- ||| Shoes from fates, Gotsian |!) Trunks and Sult Cases in all need of the mau about to greens, grays, tans and ing In price from $1.00 to |i] and Packard, in low and high the sizes, from dependable take this long trip, and thi browns, retailing at from $3.00 Neckwear, Gloves, | cut; blacks, tans, oxbloods makers, ‘Trunks that are department will be found ep podpr yuo - Hostory, Summer Underwear and gunmetal, in button, ||! built for travel from 94.50 to in every detalf % oF ur leading and all Furnishings for Men | lace and strap, ranging from ||| $30. Goods built for sturdy serv vie Hat sells for $3.00 in great variety i $2.00 to $5.00. i Suit Cases from $1 to $10 ice at prices that are right STORE THAT CLOTHES YOU FROM HEAD TO _ FOOT A. BRIDGE & CO. Two Entrances—first #34 Yester The Largest Clothi_-s on the Pacitic Coast Two Entrances—first and Yesler