The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1909, Page 5

__STORK'S COMING TO MAKE =|. curry powder of flour, # okly a hall pint k. When the d 10 minutes add 2 mand @ hard “ tixtiire * When hot serve ' ood ome Put table me of butter in chafing dish tablespoon of minced — miu | ISN'T THIS A NICE PLACE FOR A STORK TO visit? THE LONGWORTH SUMMER HOME. The course also includes numerous | jother matters pertaining to the | proper bringing ap of a juventie Niek or Alice, and ie being in| parted by all the wise old dowagers) in her wide ecirole of friends and} acquaintances. And they also do say that Mrs. | | } Alice expects the visit of the stork | before At any rate. } caretakers of the Nicholas Long worth summer ho not far from) President Taft's new summer home at Beverly, Mass, have recetved or: | | dere to apen up the house and get) WAS. NICHOLAS LONGWORTH. in readiness for the coming of Mre WASHINGTON, May 1 They Alles, who will arrive there carly jin Jane, } do say that Princess Alice, that te, | The house le beautifully situated, Mra. Nicholas Longworth, has been | 144 commands & maguificent view engaged for some time tao course | of Massachusetis bay it te suf in domestic seleace, which Includes | fickently excluded from the Kare of the making of ceriain wonderfel,/ the multitude, in the middle of a > little fluffy lace gar- large ostate. to be an ideal resting > ments that go to wake up a layette. | place for a young mother ess <a —— R SITET LSETS Ts, SWEETEST: UNKNOWN WIVES OF § WELL KNOWN MEN SEPTENODS CEI | Mre Rdward 1. Marriman, wife of }the wirard of rafiruad finanetery, is & member of the famed New York $7400," but the world doesn't know her, She. participates but Httie In society's activities, preferring the quiet of her home at Tuxedo Park. N.Y. ‘The Harrimans were married more j than @ soore Of years ago, but time han only served to heighten Mrs Harriman'’s gitihood beauty. She was Mise Mary Avereli. of Ogdens } | burs. S. Y. daughter of one of the i i ploneer railroad capitalists, Harrt | man had already acc: mulated bis first miltion. i ‘The Harrimans have one daughter, Mise Mary Harriman, a« beautiful jraieo an her mother ts @ matron. | retaty and companion of Mra Taft | at the White Houne, recetves a sal ary of $1,000 a your. Lady Aberdeen and other women Of the Irish nobility recently held an exposition in Dublin to boom Irish todustries. I EDWARD H. HARRIMAN. Brooklyn suffragets are studying | Barrie's play, “What Every Woman to obtain from it ideas “ai I ; In a lecture at Chicago, Jotn Temple Graves made the statement | that in New York 27,600 women are ; working to support their husbands. Steamed Graham Bread. | Three cups graham four, 1 cup! ‘flour, 4 teaspoons baking powder, 2) teaspoons salt, 1 cup molasses, 2 cups milk, Mix dry Ingredients, ad the melames and milk. Turn into |well battered steamer and steam four hours. The water must boll) constantly during the cooking. er may be substituted for milk This pprgpordoat makes two loaves. Whole Wheat Muffins, Mocrison’s Cafe = 1222 Second Av. B. & M. All Kinds of nds of Bakery Goode made at Thomperon's, and of the bewt THOMPSON'S CAFE AND BAKERY, Second Av. and Marion St. Gusie A. Algood, Atlanta so | Woman, ix at the head of a manufacturing Billy Taft " (possums Wisconsin university has @ Kqual Suffrage League, nto Van Hise’s daugh One eae, | plat of sweet milk, % teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons of sugar, 2% teaspoons baking powder, 4 vups of whole whent four. A URPRSE TO MRS. £4. BARKER ; _ 4203 DAYTON AV., CITY 5 I feel I want to tell all those who 55 years old, and have been} & cuosiant sult with my eyes|faay suffer as I have of the won qed When 1 was|derful good Dr. F, W. Dickey has years off 1 mted for my} done me. Wes. The doctor me Ina dark! (Signed) MRS. 6. M BARKER. | Foon for « lone time, but I Kot Dr. Dickey has equipped his of-) Hitter 1 suffered with extreme | tees with the Intert and mont mod- Rervour hood «, dizay apellx, and|ern electrical appliances he} Bek to my stomach. 1 tried man | dove fopment of the m Gifferent doctors In this count en which ana i nl foreign countries, be-jaiving the ble which adds vitality to the nervous system. my | @ on, Whieh cutise welling in many dif ing my past life i hed ne y ego eliminat weakness and cansed @ com-| poor sight reakdown. Bince Cross eyes straightened wither at | faith became In-| operation or arugs | been a sufferer! With years’ practical expert-| hort time ago Llence ag an eyesight apectaliet, and tame to & from Califormta, |} 4 graduats ot the leading col After al here 1 had sev-|jeges of Germany and America, 1 preatrations, ‘Three! am prepared to treat stecessfully atriel in from thelthe most complicated and chronic Seattle, Finally 1 | cape Mntire #ativfaction guaran FW. Dickey, | teed. Le EMR | CONSULTATION FREE. THE BOULEVARD amination | Charges Moderate. 4th & PIKE vision, fit- und glasses, "| DR. F. W. DICKEY | THOMPSON'S CAFE }German + American Byesight Spe-} AND BAKERY, efalint t ” |GECOND AV. AND MARION ST, nd spin 4 People’s Bank Butkling, h ‘ : Cornea? Mecond and P' Ite soe where they treat you wate, aad i eo r ything of the boat at and getting better| Office Howra; $a m to 6p m|, vate prices fool ike @ new per-|Hundayn, 16 to 19 m | ke ar fo to Phone, Main 6490. j OPEN DAY AND NIGHT jmitnanton mix well] Order versity Street, affording all ventencns 1 | ts not #0 exact setence, ond should tntrasted American Cafe oHE. STAR--SATURDAY, MAY 1, wisi | add 1, boll up lore Put tw r it a fine Nr ont “ae ‘s aud eovve hat | ating Nuh Ww " ; an STH ; to a bol : Glazed Sweet Potatoes, tablenpoone Une’ etthor baked or bolled Hweet awit DF tatoos, slice them lengthwind, But wid ter a baking dish and put in a layer ta ‘lof the sliced potato, season with i pepper, salt, dota of butter (plenty jetty and sprinkle with sugar, Put feoxtract. Simmer {8 another layer of potato and tiring constantly jxeason in the same manner, Add a Japoonful or two of water and bake | pe diy Tantil brown “anti they _ wn. Atir in 2 dessert Gingerbread. mola saen, le siting op cup ot or ginger if you pre % tenapoon of walt, 2 tablony Vinegar, 1 teaspoon of anters gua cup of botling water, flour et o make a soft batter and 1 we tpn ean, added the last thing der given, and be sure not | stiff, Bake in a moderate may ell hours. Short Atier-theater Regular meals a apoctalty apectal iatrance to Ladierw Grill on Uni- con THOMPSON'S CAFE AND BAKERY Has one of the finest dining roome | tn the olty,” Tow feel comtoreatie | and satigtied if you go the | Fourth and Pike» On the Boulevard SPRING DELICACIES daintily served on clean table linen and with nice table ware are in order at this restaurant broiled pring chicken, shad, strawberries and cream—almost everything you oan think of that you'd like. Nor is the price die proportionately high, We buy the best in the market and must therefore serve you likewise — optome al prescribe for disorders of the , ‘aie world. weit think that backache, pain on away through = the = hips, headache, | Third av, between Pikeand Union. eijioy” disny spells, sick he _——— ache, nervousness and swelling of to 12:30, Including Sunday. Nothing Bat ¢ vtatl at The Newport! voy. Rastus Goes Fishing. Mr. Henry"Going fishing on washday, Rastus? 1 thought Melissa needed you to gather wood and make a fire to boil the clothes.” Rastus—“Yes, sah, Marse Henry, But Anty Drudge here, she done sho'd M'Lissy how to wash de clo’s without no flah an’ M’lissy she say hit’s as easy as rollin’ off a log.” Anty Drudge—"That's right, Mr. Henry. Rastus had better be working than fishing, but Melissa doesn't need him, Fels-Naptha makes the bigyest washing easy for one person in leas time than the old way.” Do your washing without a fire next time. Save the bother, the discomfort and the cost of fuel, Wash your clothes with Fels-Naptha in cool or lukewarm water, in summer or winter, It's much easier—no hard rubbing is needed, Tt saves the clothes because there's no boiling to weaken them and no hard rubbing to wear them out. It takes less than half the time of the old way. And this Fels-Naptha way of wash- ing in cool or lukewarm water makes your clothes cleaner, sweeter, and fresher than if you boiled and hard-rubbed ’em till Doomsday. Don't take a substitute for Fels-Naptha because it will not do the work. Look for the red and green wrapper and follow the directions printed on the back. BUY YOUR COAL ot factory trade. No orders too anal to receive our best at~ tention, no orders too large for us to fill satisfactorily, J. W. BULLOCK 008 heck Av. Seattie, Wash. The Raleigh positively sot ora atin,” your shoe polisher tor rie: MEN ONLY. Fourth Av., between Uston and Pike, No further comments meceasary. Trunks BROKERS| Private Leased Wire te All Bs- changes $. C. Osborn & Co. M sree) = anf Wivet Av, saan MEE: AK & BNE C0, iret Ave. During fair season will rent Cosh Registers at low rate. 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