The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1909, Page 3

g Poughly in coo! or lukewarm water without THE STAR—WEDNI =r OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN =+"— ditor 1 c Via oO nian | P ~ We mw THE OTHER WOMAN An's Oharnc WE WILL tor la when the “other girl a wife, sometimes a flan and some © has centored her other char wnd affec me ne tn t ine, re ee r with red rimmed eyes. ge into & gay flirtation with a ! bably compromixe herself by dinne plor The ree dhe doesn't « foollah action. ja gy fe inclined i the time the first symptome will t of a woman's ival woman to do r woman oharacter than the is to maintain an ut And yet, this Ia what she r husband's love to add Infinitely to her power of attrac invests the dreaded rival with added ween HER sweet manners do if she wit! F To acknowlode: Harling on {h« r, and makes OR faulifindins | ‘are audject mood abc y love” | remember (ha has as much attraction rp man, ¥! ves with @ safety razor and wears striped Tots an ahe had for Kir m some few thousand years ago! “and they all get os he did, and fore the woman © ! their and t admiration for women they do itable as chickenpox tn infancy Ange WomaL ver after revile and emporary admiration, See of the lady's good points with bit b, Just pase it t like you would Disregard the Moabites, Hittites, mr counter his prof on pass away, Fuss and nag about of woman,” an@ he will begin to » ie something © her after all, or the other would be go jealous a = SI aa “ a tren of Kentucky's “poor ated an industry Bhe bh ished a weaving shop on bh Dons Bitmore, 3 ' Federat! ¢ W The sate own supports tw eeturers. white land, Me. have bray =. @atablish ‘a the olan dence to of one of the beat olk boeker families dren F sacusebott ethomics app’ chad directory # published in | York with the names and ad- |, on the warts and rub the of ser women belonging 4 jac well on them, night < morning, In about a fortnight a - will probably disappear. ] Salamoniac for Warts—<Ciet @) ut the size of 8 walnut. | A mixture that will keep fresh for] -la long n¢ and may be used for} a Seamberehts of bad scorch stains is made by peel- Pparions, both men ing, slicing and pounding two ontens, add to the result one pint of vinegar and a quarter of a pound f fuller’s earth, and mix them well Then add a quarter of a pound of| league of | washing soda and pul the whole o. is st Chicago tol into a saucepan, Simmer it for 10 with which to b minute’, then carefully strain and the Hitterate ehil- | bettie it Drudge on True Economy. “I’m economizing by doing my own wash- & By boiling the clothes a long time I can get the it without much hard rubbing.” D “Economizing shucks! You're burning up Money in fuel and wearing out your clothes faster you boil them. Use Fels-Naptha in cool or water without boiling. You'll save fuel, your clothes and you won’t have any hard rub- That’s true economy.’’ | How much are the clothes worth that 0 into your weekly wash? - Many dollars at least. Isn't it worth while to take good care of those clothes, to make them wear as hg as possible? Then, why soften them by boiling and hatdrub them into holes on the washboard? | The Fels-Naptha way of washing will ve your clothes. Fels-Naptha will cleanse them thor- boiling or hard rubbing. The clothes will be sweeter, cleaner and Whiter than you can get them any other Way. And they'll wear twice as long. ~ Remember,—whether winter or sum- Met, no boiling, no hot water no hard tubing. , lime saved, fuel saved, work easier, less bother, Follow simple directions on the red and Geen wrapper, UNKNOWN WIVES OF | _WELL KNOWN MEN Hi MOB SD 18 3 oh la 6D ¢ MeClellan, wife w York Clty, ts, of many other | public mene bin chief Although | bring ce he tikes the “ en there bimaelf to dine ) with Mra. Me Clellan 1 on any thing important until the que Unrashe eh palit home tion r in familly | counct! The MeClella yave been called ideal lovers © constantly | together She companies him from his Washington square the city hall every morn At night © meets bim at elty hal y and they walk} fs real: | 6. Me! rf three or four | ® juni nd te a eclded brunette ter of Jovn G, Heekshe a member Knioker They have no chil MRS, GEO, B. McCLELLAN, f Wom-| ined in accordance ndl en | ton f the Khe nt te pla 1910. BAKE | VEN) Wonderful Invention Longhney & Loughney's Oven is a wonderful invention and it will cure Makes po difference Rheumatiam of how jong your standing ft is I have had Rheuma-| | eee tism for ten years and the Bake Uven baked it out of me uae magic, | I tell you thowe drugieas healers de sorve & world of pratee for the marvelous cures they are perform ing. They give everyone free of charge an examination that could not be measured in dollars and tes scholarstip. | ed for Bake | TSDAY, MAY 12, 1909. THE STONE, FIGHER CO. SECOND AND UNIVERSITY THE 6TONE, FISHER CO } SECOND AND UNIVERSITY. ) os A Hundred and Nineteen Women a A repeat performance, if you | and as goc and pleated; plain tailor with laces fresh and $2 ty and new Three conta, for it in always correct, and | — they do not ask you what your symptome are, but tell you, and tell you just how you feel, Thetr of fees are located at 220 to 226 Peo ples Savings Bank Bidg fnd and Pike St 6 p.m. Bundays, § to 12 only, | mam in the employ of the Great Northern Railway 1416 11th Ave, Beattie, Sincerely, MA, J. F. LATHAM, 4. F. LATHAM STANDARD Sot Suits and Costumes Worth Up to $50.00 On Sale Tomorrow Choice $29.50 Just now, when the garden of style is in full bloom, we lead with this splendid offering in Women’s Ready-to-Wear Tailored Suits and Costumes. This sale will be an interesting event, presenting the very latest and most accepted styles in imported cloths and finest Messaline Silk—black, navy, taupe, peacock, reseda, rose, catawba, peach, gray and tan; Long Coat Model Suits, handsomely tailored; Messaline Silk Cos- tumes, beautiful creations, carefully tailored—a distinguished gathering. Tomorrow we offer the entire lot at one popular price; garments that are worth regularly $42.50, $45.00, $47.50 and $50.00, at, choice— $29.50 All sizes—A style to please—Expert work in alteration—Satisfaction assured, Oster’ SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. PATTERNS a STANDARD PATTERNS The Reliable Store A Clean, Comfortable Trading Place The, Reliable Store A Well- Lighted Store in Which to Trade corner | Hours § a. m. to} My addrews t*) } Nobby} Suits Big celved every desirable shade and material, shipment just re of Nobby Suits, ~MAY SALE WAISTS _HALF PRICE New Hats are daily add ed to our Millinery display ‘We Trust You Buy on Easy Payments CASH CREDIT Westberg & Childs Incorporated 1312—Second Ave-—1312 $500 Reward For any case of alcholiam that I cannot cure in from 8 to 6 daye. i. 5. rissois iia st. 4271. Cor. oie Private Office, Ind. OVERNIGHT Pimples, Rash, “Heuptions, Ete. Quickly Eradicated by New Skin Remedy. Since its discovery one year ago, }poslam, the new skin remedy, has, in ite extraordinary accompfsh ments, exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the eminent special {at who gave It to the world. It has cured thousands of cases of leczema and eradicated facial and other disfigurements of years’ standing. The terrible itching at tending ma is stopped with the first application, giving proof of lite curative properties at the very | outset | In less serfbus skin affections, | such as pimples, rash, herpes, black Iheads, acne, barber's Itch, eto., re sults show after an overnight ap. plication, only a small quantity be ing reqiired to effect a cure, Those who use posiam for these minor akin traubles can now avail them. | selves af the special b0-cent pack lage, reebntly adopted to meet such {needs, ‘Hoth the bOcent packago and the regular $2 jar may now be Jobtained in Seattle at the Quaker | Drug Og. and other leading drug stores. |"'Sdmptes for experimental pur |poxes may be had free of charge by writing direct to the Emergency | | Lab@ratéries, 42 West Twenty-fifth | Street, New York City A Thousand Dainty White. Waists Are to Be Sold at a Dollar 1 please “1 as those we sold two teen hundred in a single day! ed effects and-insertions; all sizes worth $1.50, $17 75 On sale tomorrow at . picture, has 24-inch square I , 1 Can Get $20 and $25 Suits Tomorrow for $10.00 Ten Dollars—for a new, smart, stylish Suit | —not matched anywhere else for less than $20 | to $25—They come from a maker whose season | was (so far as the manufacturing is concerned) | past, and to clean up entirely he takes a loss—a | mere trifle when you consider that he makes and | sells thousands of suits in a single year. 0 | These Rich Messaline Waists, Worth $5 Tomorrow at $3.05 Five Hundred Waists of Silk Messaline pink, green and black, with rows of Valenciennes lace insertion and Paint * 93.85 | Principal | 0. | Distributors of || Eves Fecthone} i Nineteen tor there A Hundred are in the group and Suit Size and Made mIss¢ small women of plain fabrics, hair-line stripes and pin checks, in gray brown, reseda, olive and black white. All the are silk lined most all are button trimmed, Quite the best Suits we have seen so far this season at $20.00 and $25.00, yet they come to us to sell at $10. tan, and coats and the Waists just as pretty weeks ago, and you took six | Those } ‘ 5 Made of white lawn, tucked in pale blue, white beautifully trimmed w lingerie styles, trimmed “$1.00 medallion None worth less than $5.00 $7.50. many worth up to Choice tomorrow at ESR GUNIVERGITY ST SEATTLE «crm Livi, L iwi Swf AUNDRY t) as «Ca “Want ade bring results.” Try Lone in the business chance column. HAND-MADE MATS A SPROUALTY. The Home of “PERE RCTO"—best tlove In this clty for 1.00 @ patr. ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, First and Cherry, Optical Department. Are you looking for a lodging house? See our business chance column. cea Now lb the Time to sas These Desks, which come in golden oak and early English finishes, are priced considerably under our regular Cutler line. You will find in this new lot both flat-top and roll-top desks, and a strong line of the sanitary construction, Flat- -Top Desks from $15; Roll- Top Desks from $22.50 A Pretty Center Table This fine Center Stand, which is just like the top, square - under - legs securely braced by un- der shelf, made of solid oak, quartered and finished gold- en; regular price $6.50; to- Allwin Folding Go-Carts You can go anywhere if you have an Allwin Go- Cart for your baby—in cars, shops, carriages or up stairs. It is big enough for the comfort of wraps and pillows, but can be folded in a small package in» jan in- |}stant. | Prices jrange | from— made with shaped stock, morrow— $3.75 Two Splendid Dining Chairs at Very Special Prices A good, strongly Here's a fine little made Chair, design Solid Oak Chair, with as shown, with low back; very suit medium high back able for cafe or home and solid — saddle- use; a very strong chair shaped seat; contin with continuous post vious post construc construction and solid tion; made of hard saddle-shaped seat; wood, well finished omes in quartered in golden or weath- shbes or early Eng ered; regular price lish finish; a ilar $2.25 ie al for $2.95 chair; tomor- tomort row. §$ 1 55 $1.95 | ALL THE Creoit You You Ought _ to Have a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Before the Hot Weather Comes Trade Your Old Furniture for New in Our Exchange Department SECOND AND UNION