The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1909, Page 3

NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR ) ees ee, nt N LAKE LADIES GIVE isi <<": DUTCH GAPS NOW FOR Y FOR MRS. FORTIER sn AMERICAN KIDLETS| pLAY WHIST ANO GIVE) re eee TO FAMILY OF | MURDERER | es | playing whit (and } i?) you Will not mise the PO oe curnament whiet t Lake are arranging ‘of Green Lal \ gor tomorrow evening at Thorne eeods of the )| Burrow, Ray Passage, A. LL. Ange; The best way to freshen home ute for the evening rge of Mire. 7 plans inclu elaborate ¢ d num sold ot whist the young cocoa pats, and there two tropical pro- ome from the same | with the refreshments, and many a a dish of food warm. (Geeteneeteenerenientinnnateneninn to be Bie of the moat onteftaining ; and the prigos for each table have} jbegn donated bf various firme, A| wor handsome prine was recelved Jast TH. KNOWING, night fro! C ‘oud ‘i RP oo ‘ena Toeawe a i! An India rubber hot water bot errtathet sehr ‘ee MP) tle Is eaatly cleaned, oWash It woll pete eaongole tng | Nth, lukewarm water and soap oneases of the evening | rubbing o oap ro are Meadames M.A. Hinting, A, B.|flanneh 8? MAP With & pleco of Kidd, J, B, Hood, O. A, Tucker, J. B. Wood, O. A. Tucker, J, P. vino, George Hill, W. L. Williams, |™4¢@ bread so that it te as good George Green, Charles Winterring, | 8% 8 t8 to dip the loaf In cold A. L. Sampson and Clarence Mer | Y8ter, pul It In a pan and bake It rit until it ts heated through, Then Tickota can be secured at the! Wap it tn a damp cloth, and when following places: Gerrish Bro, CO! It te ax good as when first Green Lake Drag company, T, A) >&ked Taggart’s Furnishings company Augustine &@ Kyer, the whole A perforated plepan placed over sale grocers, have agreed to help! the teakettle oan be used to keep It takes but a teaspoonful to the cup when the cocoa’s pure. hirardelli: COCOA is most economical be- cause it is perfectly pure ever held in thin charming suburb. re and goes farthest. In Honor of Wilhelmina's Baby Mothers ki Flaring Headgear for Their Children and Here's How to Make One. Don’t ask merely for cocoa —ask for Ghirardelli’s. = the cap that pretty little ¢ Nt le to be wo ohiliree A dainty Da 4 has just new lith harming ¢ between the] » worn by the royal baby and the ndam cap worn by Dutch mat The Dutch cap is fash in honor of Wilhelmtna’s baby, the |#trips of linen spun Dining Chair | Hotel Chair Splendid Value fw Wednesday | A A Great phen for A diag, sabvlalebta weit. | Hotel A all Keepers, Etc. Etc, ma de Chair, with solid saddle- This strong, heavily shaped seat, ‘T-bolt construction, | built Arm Chair is just me spi finish ; regular price $2.40— dium high back, with six flat | the thing for hotel lob- bies or offices; has solid saddle-shaped seat ard T-bolt arm construc- tion; a regular $3.50 Chair— $2.25 Morris Chair a ae Frame of Solid Oak meets ee = = ndles; golden or weathered A very strong and substan tial solid oak Chair, built on straight lines, Mission design; finished Early English or golden, highly polished ; cush- jons upholstered in tapestry, rep, etc,; filled with cotton felt— $16 Chair $10.85 iy Convenient for Use in Small Apartments} Aflwin Folding Go-Carts A well-constructed and ser for small apartments w viceable little Table, just the Ee here economy in space is de- | We offer for Wednesday's selling With leaves down it measures 23x38 inches; when ge inches. Made of solid oak, finished golden; has the regular $16.00 Allwin Go Splendid for camps, houseboats, etc Those is have Mattings Cart, the kind with the easy-rid- ing spring, in green or brown, with nickel trimmings. Special price, including hood ... 89.75 to buy for Summer homes, Amps or houseboats, will be interested to know that we have just received a very lar ge shipment of Japanese and | Also the convenient one- attings, in all the newest patterns and color effects, motion folding kind, a a tan now be seen in o Special prices for Wedn ur show window, We make very serviceable and esday only— very edie handy little cart, com- | 30c Japanese and China Mattings .. 20c plete with hood . 89.00 ee greens 2 ee ees ee ‘ Some Splendid Bargains in in Beddings anc and Table Linens Suitable for Camping Bet Comtoriavios, dark cols, inch, ar $1.60 vee vse ae Siadertabies dark colors, regula $1.26 ‘ 80¢ ws, seamed, inen fin 16x90 inch, regular Tbe " b2¢ , Mamless, #1x90-Inch We value ........57¢ Feather Bed Pillows, 17x24-inch, 4 1-2 Ibe per pair, art tick ALL THE CREDIT YOU Pegular $1.96 pair «4.050608 WANT Table Damask, pure white Hnen, 66 inches wide, worth §1.65, yard De Table Damask, pure white linen, 72 inches wide, worth $1.00 yard $1.05 Table Napkins, pure Irish line: 24 inches aquare, worth $ SECOND AND UNION dozen . « }iered by the thrifty als That WillStir Things Up Tomorrow EN + |Joined with exquisite luc perocheted hy the same loving han | Before tt ie worn it ts starch fvery stiff and the corners are back as you see them in the Illus tration, It te the sweetest frame you ever waw for the littie faces Would you like to make a Duteh cap for your little girl? This ts how | it may be done | The strips of linen and insertion are 18 Inchos long, with 20 inches of jlace to edge the front. When the j@ripe are Joined they must measure! |# inches at the narrowest and 11 Inches at the widest point. Join at the curved seam of the back, hine-inch drawstring across ter back and your little cap 4 plete. PERFUMED HAIR. A dainty concejt for the young | Girl te & violet cap for the hair, to be donned about an hour previous to Jeaving one’s bedroom Thia little cap in made of violet china atlk, cut perfectly round, and of generous alte, to allow of a dow ble frill, about 1% Inches wide, to fintah the edge, under which white elastic should be placed tn a nar row casing, to gather it Into tt» proper shape. The cap proper should have up. id bunches of violets, em d in two or three shades of filo floss of the same color as jthe flower; or @ bunch of black violets might be embrotdered upon | jit with very excellent Feoulta. | WHAT DREAMS MEAN. Drink—To dream of drinking cold water Is a very good omen. Children—To dream you see chil dren denotes success in your um dertakings Epitaph—To read or write an epitaph tn your dream signifies that you will hear good news from an) absent friend. Ciimbing—To dream you are} }olimbing up a tree denotes that you will overcome difficulties and at tain to great success. | Big Suit Commencing Tomorrow, Jupe 2, We Will Hold Our Annual June Sale of Muslin Underwear This has always been the premier and principal sales-event of the Summer season. It is that June occasion to which patrons look forward expectantly and patronize liberally, With full knowledge of the many splendid values that have been obtained for this Sale, it affords the ut most satisfaction to predict that these offerings w ill be appreciated by our patron Re-a serting the exacting requirement we impose upon manufacturers, the periodical success of these Sales is directly at tributed to First—Materials Bheer French Linens. The arioue trip Heal Val. Lace Tore Hand-made Lace 4 Duche lace « “ Pte Second Workmanship 4 ead 6 most + se rt oe so NA pa ing of these warr and attention Is partle ilar) c eled e following detalle— | The tell The Trimm Third—Styles 4 In sharp contrast to the styles of but a few years | 466 styles of } Biirts ¢ following prices than equal values only manufao- ivileged to portunity pecure Undermusline at prices quoted Will be recognized a# exceptional * . | At Ninety-Five Cents | At One-Ninety-Five FS aa eee lS ef eee ais = bala At 95c—Fifteen styles in Corset Covera—Nain- | Ai $1.95—Seven styles in nainsook Combina- sooks, etc tions At 960—~Ten styles in cambrie and nainsook | At $1.95—Ten styles In Night Gowns—Emptre, Drawers. | slipover, ete. Eee At 95e—Ten styles in Gowne—slip-over, and straight. Veneok, ote | At $1.95—Five styles in Knee Skirts. At 9bo—Knee Skirte—cambric or lawn top. At $1.95—-Five styles in Corset Covers—nain- At 950—Two atyles in Two-Piece Combinations. sooks, creasbars, etc, | At One-Fifty Each ||| At Two-Fifty Each | At " (0—Seventeen styles in crosabar or fr nan 2. 50 Three styles in full- length Princess sook Gowns, Slips. At $1.60—Twenty-one styles tn cambric Pettl | At $2.50-—Eleven styles in Night Gowns—Em- coats, pire, slip-over, ete. At $1.50—Seven styles In cambric Knee Skirts At $2.50-—Seventeen styles in white Petticoats. At $1.50—Twelve stylea in cambric or nain- | At $2.60—Five styles in Combinations—beautt- sook Drawers. | fully trimmed. At $1.50—Bight stylea fo nalnsook and cross- } At $2.50-—Six styles in Drawers—of dainty nain- bar Combinations, | sook. At $1.50—Ten styles In Corset Covers—dimi- | At $2.50—Five styles in Chemises—of finest tes, nainsooks, etc. nainsook. Third Floot Third Floor In addition to the values ca quoted above, are many attractive offerings at intervening prices. Important Special Offerings of Unlaundered French Undermuslins It has always been customary for us to announce offerings of Unlaundered French Undermuslins on these occasions, and the following values will immedi- ately appeal to those who have preferencefor these garments. These are hand-embroidered garments—with scallops, ruffles, ribbons, etc—liberal- ly fashioned and attractively replete in various rich designs. The price range is as follows— Unlatindered Chemises $1.50 | Unlaundered Short Skirts Unlaundered Drawers $1.60 | Unlaundered Corset Covers ..... $1.50 Unlaundered Gowns ... $3.50 to $4.50 “nt Dougall $= I sousthwick K Co. = Sale Big assortment of up-to- date Summer Sults at Reduced Prices New Dresses Linen Suits Millinery Buy on Easy Payments. CASH CREDIT Westberg & Childs Incorporated 1912—Gecond Ave,—1312 SECOND. "AVENUE &- ae STREET BROKERS Privete Leased Wire te Al’ Bx- chan 1428 Fourth Ay. Main 53206, Traveling Bage Open from 11190 a.m, to “| ff Max TRUNK @ BAG Co, iinnteeiabedamalts O10 Piret Ave. | eee Total Cont Only 10¢ Hats Reblocked | to Your Place o Ring up Sunset Main CAFE & GRILL || Straws and Panamas of all kinds |] cleaned, bleached, dyed and re- 4 Lad tanh eed FIRST AND MADIGON. — ji) sewed In at atyle; NEW YORK BOX LUNCH 00, MILLINERY CO, = 3 520-25 People’s Bank Bldg, ain 1610) 1 HAND-MADE HATS A The Greatest Summer Convenience SPECIALTY. In existence today isa Mme. Paul OLUSIVE MILLINERY, Gas Range and Gas Water Heater 1 Will Convince You ' ~ seattle Lighting Company ——— Both Phones Ex. 75 | The Home of “PERFECTO". P=. Buildin Fourth and Union F} sidve in this pity for 1,00 4 pelt