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

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN BR PLAN [5 BALKED BY TARIFF TLE WOMAN IS A “VICTIM OF HIGH DUTIES. Lua McCurdy Fails in Scheme to Get Rich een. Miss Lan MeCurdy pas just returned from the etre she empted to je =the moving picture that she has defeat, owing to the tariff on photographic pro. ana ax 8 further result has set a chance to make a fortune. Miss MeOurdy left Seattle tor Orient about March 1, by way Vancouver, B.C, on the Cana Pacific Steamship company's Hine. It was her Intention a moving picture film at Shanghai. This sort of Seattle, importation of met a. filma, an-| with | LEGISLATOR WARS ON HIS WIFE WEARS A “ely CHICAGO, resentative Geo. ©. Hilton cael em she ‘asserts, 18! wrarin’ and aracin’ around down | in the Orient. emg are scarce, owing high price. @ success was that foreign mar a could the | film cheaper the American | could market to tur for this situation ts of American manufac being led to pay such igh tariff photographic ap with Russell & Drew's | Avenue theatre 7 of the managers of the| hotel, corner Spring at ri ay. For a time she was ty editor of the Portland ‘ is the daughter of ly, who operated a ia the Old Rainier Marion st. and See TRIMMING, AND ANY at Springfield with hie bill re Her fatlure | Stricting the size of women's hats bat plos that go with them, Mrs. Hilton is so} pursuing the even tenor of her and the length of the own sweet way home here in Chi | cago, MeCu asserts that the | She's wearing a freak hat — everywhere, For Mrs. Hilton haa ideas wears one, a sort of hybrid Mary GardemMerry Widow thing with the 20inch hat pins that ber ‘husband ts just now busy jegis latin’ against “L wasn't consulted,” “Mr. of his without my knowledge or consent.” she says The bill Hmite the site of hate io “18 Inchos measured from edge NC, BOWL HAT’S PRETTY fall upturned bow! is pretty in any handsome fabric, straw or entirely covering it. aigrette or soft quill, hee ample trimming. are the most comfortable Salad Dressing. M keep indefinitely and not ‘One tablespoon of salt, 1 of sugar, 2 tablespoons headed with a rosette or buckle, veil hate imaginable, English mustard, yolks of 6 eggs. Stir all together, then add 1 quar of best olive oll, a little at a time, until) all in used, then add the jutce of 1 dozen Jemons agent and he will understand that you want the best there is in train service from the Twin Cities to Chicago. Teading via the Insist on your ticket Chicago, _ MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Railway Other favorite trains with the watdine public are The Southwest Limited, Kansas aetipowen pie ity to Chicago, and er The Overland Limited, to Chicago via Omaha. escriptive Folders Free of her own on the subject. She can see nothing objectionable fis dig j hat and long pins, When she goes ds well known tn | shopping or to the matinee she gity. For-a jong time she was) and Later she/| she ping ft fast upon her head Hilton started this crusade somo | “person FREAK HAT The following excellent program MRS. GEO, C. HINTON AND HER 18INCH HAT, FASTENED WITH 201NCH PINS. May 6.—While Rep- is of brim to edge of brim along a Straight Mne drawn through the center of the crown.” Pins, feathers or plumes shall Hot extend more than six inches outside of the boundary, There Is clause prohibiting the use of dead bodies, wings, birds or snakes or other animal or reptile likely to breed filth and disease germs.” The penalty ie a fine ranging from $100 to $200. There is a real pecesalty for this measure,” sald Hilton A cannot walk through & store of @ street car now without danger of having his These 20inch hat incurring eyes put out pins must go. An emergency clause ts facked on the bill which gives it effect as soon as passed While the Strap Hangers Pro tective league and the bundle boys are applauding the Reptesen tative Hilton, he doesn't stand deuce high at home. ‘George will be ¢ ed for election If this bill passes, re Mra ‘Hilfon says. a the fourth | mona CRYSTALLIZED ORANGE After cutting peel In strips, « PEEL. wer m with cold water and let stand (three changing water each day. On day drain and measure take equal amounts, by bulk, of #w gAT ond peel; add a little water to suger to make a syrup, add peel and, after bringing to @ quick boli, push back on stove end cook slowly til the syrup has nearly botled away, stirring 0+ mally leat it barn. Take out on separately and roll in suger ANGEL CAKE. Boat the whites of 4 egaa very atift with % cup of white sugar, 1% cape pastry flour, % teaspoon cream: of tartar and | teaspoon of vanilla. This cake Iw for a tin 7% Inches over the top, 2% Inches deep, scalloped edge unnel, Don't arease the is done, stand the tin apetde down on a plate until cake fall out days Hundreds of New Suits have just arrived. Make your selection early Ask to see our New Pon gee Coats. MILLINERY All Ready-to-Wear Clothing Your Credit Is Good. kinds of Women's Buy on easy payments, CASH CREDIT Westberg & Childs Incorporated 1812—Beoond Ave—1312 Free Trip to | _ North Yakima | See the famous Nob Hill OR CHARDB, NOW IN FULL BLOOM; a« beautiful sight, and one to be remembered Home of these orchards can not be purchased at any price A trip to Yakima will soon convince you what lendid in | veetment one of n-aere Yakima orchard tracts in WE ARE NOW OFFERING YOU A Yakima Orchard Tract | For $2.00 Per Acre | PER MONTH, We will take care of your or- jf chard until your trees are in j oniee” aria” at f of these beautiful orchard nember our lands overlook the beauticul olty of North Yak- ina, THE SMITH-KLING LAND CO., Inc, Wh ARE ana" NOT {| 410-411 Gontral Building, fee Gaanitied pe 2 under Irrigated = | MISCHA ELMAN a as THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1909. 0 ; 0, 1 Plat Major Allegro mi vata audience 1 doin the ain concert © thin ev ing, on the the farewell symphony with Mischa Klman, the violinist, as the lolet HERE TONIGHT Rreatont ever aw the Poor Gynt p. 46 In the Morning The Death of Ane.” Anitre’s Dango. "Tn the Hall t-Baone Hondo Capricel In and ofcheat | Mischa ID)man, prepared by Director | iaguaer | Doughnuts, AL | “a Two oxgs, 1 cup of sweet milk 2 tablespoons of melted lard, 1 cup wi of sugary. tonspoons of baking powder, flour enough to op. ennily, Fry in hot lard. Anty Drudge Gives a Lesson in Spelling Little Mary—F-E-L-S—N-A-P-T-H-A, What does that spell, Anty?” Anty Drudge—“To you, Dearie, it spells just —— ha, the name of a soap, To your mother and me It spells an easy way of washing clothes in cool or lukewarm water, without boiling or hard rubbing and with a saving of time, labor, bother, discomfort and money, You'll learn, some ay, my child, that it’s a very important word to the housekeeper,” The biggest woman's club in America is the Anti-Drudgery Club. It has more than a million members now, All that’s necessary to belong is to use Fels-Naptha soap and quit drudging on washday, You'll have no more boiling of clothes, no bending over steamy suds, no back-breaking rubbing on a washboard in winter or summer, You will be through with your wash- ing before you would be well started on the old way. eens And yee clothes “will be fresher, cleaner, whiter and sweeter, Fels-Naptha does it, The rules of the club are to be found in the directions for using Fels-Naptha on the back of the red and green wrapper, Follow them carefully and you'll save money as well as hard work and bother, Get a cake of Fels-Naptha and join the club to-day, STANDARD PATTERNS | STANDARD PATTERNS ee shable Fabrics That Demand Attention A collection that is authority in style; the cream of the market; the daintiest colorings art has ever grouped. Your favored summer Cotton Gown can be best bought here. Besides, ’twill be exclusive. We invite your in- spection. Exeeptional values in white Cross Bar Dimity, suitable for underwear; 28 In ches wide, Yard Soisette in all colors and white and black; that dainty | soft material; has all the ap pearance of silk and does not fade; $2 Inches 25c wide Yard, ...++ an Sb * 18¢ Poplin tn all colors; will make a durable sult for the exposl- tion; 28 Inches pact wide Yard inches wide, Tissue, a very in floral effects; Printed = Silk dainty fabric 27 inches wide, Yard bordered; a woolen Bradford Cloth, imitation of ric; 28 inches wide, Yard the latest production; stripes on white and tan grounds; has all the appear ance: of linen and does not easily crush; 30 inches wide, Yard 8c gp Bordure, 82 inches wide, ecpen ont plain; ab- yu. 18¢ x fast color, “Aiberta Satin, plain ground 25c meee with pretty faney bor Flaxon, Usually sold at tbe, Batistes, 30 porsred Pique, 90 Inches we excelfont for sults, Yard Reliable _NOSHER . i SECOND AVE. and JAMES ST. energies, G of the Mountain Kichard Wagner—Overture, ann. | | handle) | The Stone, Fisher Co B00 terday are now to be had gray and green from the metropolis. Suits such as you'd expect to pay $25.00 for are here at nd and University Spring Jackets for Women at Five. °Dollars Apiece—Great Values! Tallored Sults at $15 A fresh lot of ‘Tailored Suits reached us yes- All the new and wanted colors Rose, The newest styles, fresh $15.00 The Stone, Fisher Co. Becond and University another lot of the Spring | ell at five dollar We have Jacket apiece for women to Just propriate for the pre uch Coats as are most ap ent weather con ditions, and for the evenings coming, when, after sundown, the dews fall and | it’s perceptibly cool are made of broadcloth or brow 10,00 are The Coat covert, in tan, navy, or blacks Coats n, green, gray you preter. sale lined or all of § on worth tomorrow at $5.00. Silk Frocks at $10 Fifty charming Silk Dresses to choose among. Made of fine Foulard silks, in beautiful figured effects and in all colors. Made Princess style, with 10 00 $10. navy, mixed lace yoke. Real values up to $20, On sale tomorrow at Yard Wide Black Taffeta at 95c Instead of $1.50 a Yard Tomorrow Let economical folk turn out early. this is too good a chance to let slip by. ‘Taffeta, rich black, fully guaranteed ; always sold famous “Asurety” No matter what weather the bureau may arrange, Two thousand yards of the at $1.50 a yard. On sale tomorrow at... . Cream Mohair Suiting, Yard and a Half Wide, Worth $1.50; Tomorrow 95c The ideal fabric for Summer Suits and Coats, since it’s unaffected by sun, dust or rain, and it washes like a piece of muslin; a full yard and a half wide; made of the finest Turkish mohair; a quality that always sells for $1.50 a yard, Dorothy Dodd Shoes for Women Bold Here Exolu- sively. SECOND AVE Busi ‘The entire stock of High Grade Pianos and Musical Instruments le now being sold regardless of original cost, many Instrumente at lees than one-half regular prices. REASONABLE TERMS. Une Piano Co. 1406 FIRST AVE. We 1 are petting results for our business chance advertisers. Try an ad. ooo On sale tomorrow at HE \ TONE. G&UNIVERSITY 8T | ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, Principal peat Butterick Patterns. FISHER SEATTLE ~Goem @.: SHOES —SHOES— SHOES GREAT SHOE SALE. 08.50, $4.00 and $4.50 COMPA 11231 Fire THE caro AGO MISFIT PARLORS a values in Men's Se Uncaiied-for Suits Nervous Pg lag and Men's Pi A tad Ming of sine me, Hate nd Suit Paps ~+4 juite for rent. Aladin Sail Loft Bee Us Before Buying. Tents, Awnings, Canvas coer Ti Columbia Street. Seat 6294, Ind. ‘Yee Fosnes Majn etery, Old Depot. Ladies’ Hats Reblocked Straws and Panamas of all je cleaned, bleached, dyed and sewed in latest stytes. MODEL ™ LLINERY co, 820-38 Sth Fleer. oh 1618) ‘ate: Ind eese. Try Tse Pull Dress H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER. if yeu can’t get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made measure at 217 JAMES STREET. Firet and Cherry. Optical Department. results.” Buy Your Bedding ‘Now a at t Wholesale Prices Special Prices on All Beddings for Next Three Days Of course you know we doa very large hotel and lodging house trade, and are thereby ' compelled to buy in tremendous The fact quantities. 18 » we place orders as large as most wholesale houses, and of course we get the whole- saler's discount, and are thereby able to sell bed- dings cheaper than the average store about town. See These Big Price Reductions— BLANKETS — Mixed Wool Blanket 80 Inches; good value at §! Special for this sale BANKETS — 11-4 size White Wool; regular $6.00, Special sale price BLANKETS—Fine tra fleecy Mixed White Wool Mixed price quality, ex 72x84 inches; regular 4 95 } $7 quality. Special for . $3.95 | $4.45 | | SHEETS—Size White | | BED SPREADS—11-4 size, Plain White Spreads, In good Mar sellles paterns. Very spectal.....s++ BED SPREADS—11-4 size, Plain White Spreads, in good hon. eycomb patterns, _ fringed Regular $2.25 spreads for. COMPORTS—Sixolina Covered Bed Comforts; pretty floral PILLOWS. 6 1b. Pillows, size 17x25 inches, covered tn blue and white stripe tick ing of good quality; special fale $1.40 $1,30 | $1.70 | | | | | SHEETS— Our PILLOW CASES—Size 42x36 In ches, a good case at the reg ular price, 40¢ pair, 32 For this week...... c PILLOW CASES—Size 45x30 in ches, made of good grade cotton, bleached; reguler price 40¢ pair 32¢ Special TOWELS—A good heavy quality Unbleached Turkish Towel, size 21x48 inches. 19 JC Very special. TOWELS— Bleached Turkish ‘Towels, size 20x40 inches, fine quality oxtra lc special at... TABLE CLOTHS—<Austrian Lin en Hemstitehed Table Cloths, size 74 inches; full bleached and handsome patterns; reg ular price $1.75. Special patterns, filled with white cotton; size 66x76 in 2, 10 ches. Batra special at COMFORTS—66x76 Inch Bed Comforts, covered in good quality floral silkoline, white cotton filling. Spe $1 55 ' cial for this sale 72x90 inches, made of good bleached cotton; regularly sold for 59c Tbe pair. Spectal., Famous Ivory rand Sheet, double bed size, 72x90 inches; considered grand value at Tbe 63c pair, Special, SHEETS—Size 50x90 Inch Sin regit gle bed or Cot Sheets 45c larly sold at 60c. Special for PILLOW CASES—Sixe 45x36 in ches, made of good, pure white cotton; value 350 a pair for... ALL THE CREDIT YOU WANT PILLOWS. Pillows, size 20x27 th. ches, covered in blue and white stripe Tinen finish art tick. Spe- $4.00 clal, SECOND AND UNION pair