The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1909. 5 “The Star “Better Carried Off : Results Than | HfUNKNOWN WIVES OF | J .we cress a pe Rok First the WEL L_ KNOWN MEN’ | oF tea cneene Honors” Other Two” TRE EM me OS BT So eh Set aa eee ee me lure e a i HOME HINTS | palat th If the juice of a fruit ple runs out try putting & small funnel of whit | paper Jn the center of the upper eruat "KERCHIEF LINEN BEST FOR SHIRT WAIST, IF PLAIN, pest tae 18%, Jus country 4 BE tional politic eal fi : fa her bu meeting. hn When the Jo * “ 4 they wns " pihe wilde of Minnesota, v fe a lake, and i a mH old J “Better Than the Other Two” Here is a testimonial from one of the best kn own firms in the Pacific Northwest. This firm de- sired to ascertain which daily newspaper would give them the best returns. They found out, all right, by means of a careful checking system, and the following letter explains itself: | | MRS. JOHN A. JOHNSON, — the darkest are pop | bata, D | - 4 One of the modish cotors te cen. | OTE jdre, 4 rather deeper shade than! § lashes of roses — ‘The cornet braid is agai ‘yous. Parts bas i aned the direc tole style. | 8 traightfronted corsets still pre vail, and the new shapes are long Vivid effects in millinery are dis jat the back Irish crvehet (on ia the favorite ¥ i jabots. : Siw a bet a little ORR ml Fe 2 ‘There A fuller "a ilar for walking Sleeves must bo close, but not so jose at the elbows as they were during the winter. J. 1 Bike KL. Graves lee pen trend toward) Atver washing the baby's mouth, garinenta. give him a drink of boiled water. Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co. WE MAKE PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER ‘The tiny soft brushes #0 often | Tussor and feahteng will be as! as at peer times. given as probe tee The plain shirt wt of fine hand patter tonee seem to be eas, because everything used in), shied Ieee be paioae’'a Wit th ood the baby's mouth should be burned. ef linen ip perhaps a little the among straw bats. |leader of them all With « linen % oe ae collar and exquisite iittie jabet the and combinations| A baby should @e given pure cold | neek finish i« porte to be Pornlar fm millinery. water two or three times a day. Ita) A fowech of fine em’ dery in of-| mouth should be ringed several ten upon the shoulders and a long ners the Disch bat is 2 times a day with borax water, @/ line ornaments the top of the ne PAPERHANGING | Telephones! Main 5904 DECORATING | Ind. 3913 PAINTING || FOR HOUSEHOLD USES |} of the spring dis teaspoonful to a cup. This will tun fal eagth sleeve sleeve. Soran n° © VERY CLAIM FULFILLED becoming sore and keep them rag cer from the lighest to! sweet and clean, GRATUITOUS EXPRI EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE FROM A MIN- ISTER'S WIFE. Seattle, Wash., May 6, 1909 Seattle Daily Star, Seattle, Wash. Gentlemeni= We pol just completing the first wall paper campaign ever started by this firm; we have used all the pepere in the city and having carefully traced results from every advertisement printed, we wish to let you know MRS. E. L. NANTHRUP, Ballard, Wash. April 5, 1909, ARNOLD'S INDIAN REMEDIES Dear * JF have been «a sufferer from Asthma, Hay Fever and also had a goltre for years. 1 com- menced using your remedies October 24, 1908, and since then I have had| ~ anteenn owns and -4 8 ®& sen) that The Star carried off first honors, bringing better results than the others put together. Your advertising department is due a lot of credit for the manner po own work through the. and, to one who has suffered agony with asthma and severe coughing every winter for many years, it ta) Better Than a Help Wanted Ad. worth more than words can express | Your remedies have proven . Leroy—' ‘Anty, I'm just trying to compose a help- all they claim te be, and | wish to express my deepest gratitude to you ad. for the newspaper that will bring me a [for ine return of my henlth. washwoman, They're awfully scarce and I’m so tired Ls mycggh 8 yh ama in which they handled our advertising, and if everyone is as well taken care of as we were, it is no wonder at all that your advertising columns are growing. doing my own washing I’m nearly half dead.” Doss thin latter from the witm of With many thanks, we are, ag wanted? Huh! The help you want | Res. Nenthrup, ge soap. 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