The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1909, Page 8

THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1909 Longe, wal te Victor aired eonsletenc Taplooa Puddirty | One-half cup of pearl tapidia, one A white kitchen floor la obtained o, an nm rT “ ath two tor thie only by the uae of cold water gad , m milk wil de with Jwoap. Hot water tends to yellow the so vain 4 play | boards. tanto, Put all together tn a be akin vaude r he oven, Cook wl hree w ol It flour sacks are to be washed, PO") horn makes it 5 ' k thom her turn them wrong wide out and pul poe 4 fe A Tite t ‘ by di « y e home by doin in cold water, Wash and rinde 10 pom eng | This is the time to freshen up the home by doing i cold water, Tho use of hot Walter qaijcious than the ree pudding the odd jobs of painting you have been planning. For ind for thie purpose will make the four sticky and hard to Wash out MaKe "the name way. © | the buguy, the furniture, for the floors and woodwork, ¢ Bhaker Dinner, Jor every paint purpow, we have the right Finish, Shaman, hay & fy gother with as many thin alces of | Here are some things which will | a A Parboll a doren potatoes, slice sip to keep colors from fading: For) Parbot f ; <4 08 handful of salt ter green them while hot and brown them 1406 2ND AVE %, a lump of alum, Oxgall will keep, htly In a large frying pan, to | : re gray or brown from fading When ashing ts yr’ . eon color bacon, Cook one-half cup of shred: | a f 7 ene Waking tan, prowitch te made by, ded codfish Ina Very little water| PAINTS, ENAMELS, STAINS AND VARNISHES ) Ps ' ti or, drain If it te too salty . ‘\ pee bane Oleh Ver 6 Dane add one one of cream and ‘ tittle are each and every one scientifically prepared for specific uses, | ae bi papper and hot over the| Remember—if it's a surface to be painted, enameled, bacon and Heap on & 7 P = ‘REC IPES large platter stained, varnished or finished in any way, there's an i Fa : ap dh rhe Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose. We can nigh with tell you what to use, how much to use and Scalloped Tomatoes p= Onions. is & genul Pee! half a dozen small onions alice them thin and saute in butter! some people & or off without bro pm. Peel | respects w and slice as many ripe tomatoes, "ey batter an earthe dish, put In a laye season with pall & pe « with buttered bread eran then SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY THE DENTAL E FREDEMAL PAINT & ae eel WALL PAPER CO 4 1814 Whew Ay add a layer of onions; continue in f [this order, having the last layer oy jerumbs, and bake 45 minutes tn a F | moderate oven, Cold cooked onions a THE SUNDW ALL. 60, We th j The new tussor ls heavier than ever, and more glossy. It ls the (and canned tomatoes may be use Gil Firat Av . 7 208 “ Ideal fabric for the plain spring coat and skirt uit Handsome | for this dish ¥ de Aven Phousetad. S01 ov TS. S506, é i on tee “ny a printed pongees make beautiful trimmings for these garments. | - = _. Se emneare : 1 iy They are cut on the severest lines, and invariably have the long Oyster Salad. - close sieeve. If you have large oye cut The Raleigh —NOVES BY— Turkish Bath Furnished Free. Ne further commente a<a| each in half, but by preference get small oysters, Drain th "HOME HINTS ° on washed with warm’ from the oysters ‘ apt 6 or and t ‘ ! of these allow a ¢ ory. Sprinkle ligt ee ” May be reanunably expected and to each cu ON YOUR SAVINGS, of cutup cel with salt, mix eon added, is well and stir into all a cup of wing, Place the i Mned with erisp FESE °SSEPES SERESaE? For parties co xion - girls whe poase » have be gensitive skins, A very good paste the a: Take two ounces of mayonnalse for rubbing on the face at night, refined honey, eight drops of of! of salad in a ¢ SHOP OF SWELLDO gree. eas Man Tailors for Ladies SPECIAL FAIR SUIT SALE Mr. Charles R. Krueger, proprietor of the Shop of Swelldom, has just returned from New York, where he went to study the styles for and to purchase a large stock of fall woolens. While there the firm of Gus S. Berry & Co., of 2560 Fifth av., high-class ladies’ tailors, who made a suit for less than $60, failed, and their large stock was sacrificed. Mr. Krueger purchased a large stock of white serges and pongee ings at an exceptional bargain, and these goods will be included, with all other goods on hand, fully lined, at this exceptional price of $30 for three days. Unlined we will make these suits for $27.50. Prepare for the FAIR by placing your order now. These suits are being very extensively through the East, and you will see hundreds of ther here when the Fair opens. _ While in New York Mr. Krueger had a sp opportunity to study the newest effects in light summer suits, and every one of these suits will be right up to the minute in cut and style. Three Days Only, Friday, Saturday and Monday LADIES’ STRICTLY MAN-TAILORED SUITS, MADE TO MEASURE, IN ANY STYLE DESIRED, OF THE SAME QUALITY ¢ MATERIALS AND THE SAME EXPERT WORKMANSHIP AS SUITS OTHER LADIES’ TAILORS REGULARLY ASK FROM TO $90 FOR--THESE THREE DAYS ONLY. Style and Materials Workmanship We employ only thoroughly expe We will make you a suit in any style de- men tailors, Every garment is hand sew ed. We make more Ladies’ Suits than @ tailoring establishments in Seattle combing We guarantee absolute satisfaction or mon# will be refunded. Other tailors will not cannot duplicate these Suits at less @ from $50 to $90. We line all suits satin and guarantee them for two seasd s We guarantee our hair-cloth fronts not & break and to retain shape until suit is out. oe ARB rar, ee CRT: sired. The three-piece Princess shown in the cut is one of the most popular now be- ing worn in the East. Materials comprise all the newest and latest shades in Serges and Broadcloths, Venetians, Chiffon Broad- cloths, undressed Worsteds, tan hair-line Suitings. All the latest shades of gray, brown and black, new green and old rose are included. Something to suit everybody, no matter how exacting. WHY BUY ILL-FITTING READY-MADE SUITS AT $25 TO $35, PAY $5 OR $7 EXTRA TO HAVE THEM BUSI TO FIT, WHEN YOU CAN BUY HIGH-CLASS MAN-TAILORED SUITS, PERFECT IN STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP, Dt ING THESE THREE DAYS AT $30, WHICH WOULD COST YOU FROM $50 TO $90 IF ORDERED FROM OTHER HIG CLASS LADIES’ TAILORS? ; Remember, this exceptional offer holds good for th days only—Friday, Saturday and Monday Only 75 Suits will be made at this special price. Many ladies were unable to take advantage of our last offer, Those who left their nal with us at that time will be given the first opportunity if they will phone to us early Friday. We guarantee delivery on all suits before the Fair opens—only nineteen days more, and you should place your order now if you wish to be read —— << s <= ~~ When coming down town to do your shopping FRIDAY, SATURDAY or MONDAY, ask for transfers to Madison street, East Unia Nineteenth avenue or Capitol Hill lines, all of which pass our doors. SHOP OF SWELLDOM S Fourteenth Av. At Madison