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

Fast AN UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF A WELL KNOWN WOMAN | conaiilll | Da | F jorephine Dodg pacott & New York lawyer wamn't alwaye unknown. Onoe ~T when he was p Minneape ins Be to yl to him ae | Bacon yy.” pat he lost poring to New York pgerring the authore born in New , the son of 4 moved to Mi a little ebaver See Conetse d for several ye jay Aftor | waded tho Mt was fitst 1 Fairebild in to bis so! Bacon was dure at the { pta Law sehoe tk Mr. Josephine Daskam He has (we Udrep wife, and it was of bis marriage to the lg do Shae ekg opie Oreroee ors MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN POCO oooedeorereroce Why Men Do Not Marry Because 188. Bh | © children, the newspapers said at (hat time, Bot she hae an over whelming passion for dolls and dogs SOeererese they have not yet met ey care for sufficiently selfish. onuse they are toc They blame the women I Id own the trath, it bad, but Adam-ltke, they lay the biame on women, and say, "Girls expect so sch nowadays make enough them Lat them be undeceived it Is Impossible to money to antiety | Girts! | drops ladd 1 pint of rothk | boiling; [shortening (4 butter (Str until we RECIPES BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES OF RICH Grape Cordial quart grape julce 1% pounds of white sugar (loaf ie best), an even tablespoontul of oin hamon and simmer half an hour Seal while hot. Will keep for years. This is an excellent tonte for he stomach Dose, a table spoonful several times a day, or when tired take a tableapoonful One | wie | Brotled Sardines With Brown Sauce Drain and wipe 12 sardines, broil over clear fire for two minutes place on platter and peur around this sauce: Heat tablespoons of the sardine oll, add 1 tablespoon of flour, 1 cup of stock or milk and wator, Juice of % lemon and a few of table sauce, Tomato Bleque Soup. fan of tomatoes, 1 onlon cut Wiring enloas and tomatoos to a boll slowly, then strain and Re sure you! add soda to the tomatoes before you put In the milk. Thicken with 1 tablespoon of flour until Beason to taste Str Raised Doughnuts. Make «ponge with 1% cups scalding milk; 1 teaspoon salt and yeast cake. Flour enough to make batter. In the morning add % cup sugar, | ox and \& oup and % lard) to batter, Knead and put back in buttered dish Let rise until very light; knead, roll out, let rise 16 minutes and fry in het lard. Make batter quite thin at night, adding flour enough to handle, Add eaxs, ete, In merning Angel Cake. Whites of 6 exes and I vanilla, beaten stiff; then beat In 3 cup of fine granulated sugar % cup of pastry flour, alfted 4 times; then add a amall % teaspoon cream of ta: and eft Cour again mixed, Bake tn a very oven 40 minutes In an ange) cake tin. After it has been in 20 minutes look in and turn if necessary. Sprinkle thickly with powdered sugar or put on a coat of chocolate fetng. | Oysters a la Maryland, } A nice breakfast dish. Sprinkle teaspoon slow MAG. ARTHUR SCOTT BURDEN ANG, BRS, J. B. EUSTIS. NEW YORK SOCIETY WOMEN Padre of nen, Hats at Half Price—$2.50 A limited number of Women’s and Misses’ smartly tailored Hats in attractive summer styles will be of- fered vite for quick clearance at Half-Pricee—$2.50, We nee a representative model—comes in rough braid, trimmed with fancy ribbon and | straw or naments. Second Floor Sale of Hosiery those Important Women cx the following prices will re this sale tome with offered at the opportunities offered in Hosier mparing the regular row for the onomical purchase of Summer Women’s Embroidered Hose, Special, pair Unu —fast blacktand tan shack ankle tal values at Women’s Silk-Lisle Hose, Special, p These special! t F Made of splendid q with spliced hes silk-lisle—all s rality group f* compos jis 4 a of decided originallty pba In a straw rarefully studied Jepanene This charmin, ed of women whore nai ways of interest to r re the soclety columns of New York | de: ery becoming to her sl papers, for they are prominent! deriiire, The low-cut neck, the , Gradually 34 pint of Indian meal don't expect so much; they are per | into 1 quart bolling water pre fectly willing to be poor; if only |* i they care for the man eneugh. Once | Vously sulted with 1 teaspoon of they have reached that stage of | *!t, Allow it to boll one-half hour 22e pair , t of up-to amortmen 4 Imported Tan-Colored Boys’ and Girls’ wanting the real things of life, they | Drain 1 pint of oysters and = atir would seoner have wifeheod and | comparative poverty than ease and) empty hearts in thelr parents’ | home. Another delusion men spread about women fs that they're too} foad of pleasure to settle down. “T) couldn't afford to marry Sappho Smith; she's too fond of dress and! theatre going,” say they God bless the man! What else) have the poor girls to do? Marry) } Sappho, and she will cheerfully |niake her own clothes and find her greatest joy in planning out your income aod aderning your home 1 honestly believe women only want extravagant pleasures when they are miserable-—Modern Mar 1 want you to > vend me pleare, The Bride— some coffee, The Grocer—Yes, ma'am, Ground? The Uride-—-No; third Meer, front Woman's Home Companion. id Carload Just Arrived We take great pleasure in announcing that we are now showing a complete f range of the various types in the famous Cutler Office Desks. O f course, you know that we are the exclu- sive selling agents in Seat- tle for these superior desks. as Exyerienc in Desh Construction Cutler the penne finest materials , was i in the Cutler, cabinet mak- loyed in their ba. The Cutler de- 9 graceful and so they are contin- ih copied by inferior they never obtain the same effect. There is al- ways a lack of that tone and distinction which is always so apparent with the genuine Cutler Desks. Roll Top Desks, pric- ed from ...824.00]| Flat Top Desks, pric- ed from .. .$16.50]| fe ALL THE CREDIT YOU cfd WANT COMPA eres SECOND ANG UNION into the mush. Allow a few mio |utes longer, then pour the mixture }into a square mold Cut In slices in the morning and fry for break fast ' n= frocks are Mra. Arthur Seott Bearden FF SE TE SARAH * A DAINTY DISH FOR INVALIDS, There ie no more delicate aand appetizing food for the In valid than @ dish of sweetbreads daintily prepared. They sbould first be put into water that has just reached the boiling ogy and allowed to remain for half an hour, with water képt just at the bgtling ppipt, bo in whieh there is elther the juice of more. Then plunge them into a quart of leeceld hour to blanch and become firm. members of the younger set. Their always a@ litte in ad vauce of New York styles, moat of them being Parisian importations who ee ama broMered in large poikadots of bro®n, The Virge fiat straw-colored hat ia bound in brown and trimmed with brown and yellow chrysanthe mums Mra, Bustle ie seen in a smart jlops gray coat which follows the emptre linen, and a small tatlored hat with black and «imply wigs with gray and white | wt 7. @ low Dutch collar of Irie jerechet aad the black silk Wind sor tie add @ touch of femininity te an otherwise severe costume, meme side panels and = the bl of the skirt are al) em 28C with garter tops Hose, Special, pair Women's fine guure cotton in correct tan leather Very also gauze lise Hox thades. Spliced heels and double soles tpectal valuce at Dic. “Hermsdorf” Lisle Hose for Women, Special, pair ... 25C | Of fine imported quality, Meht weight, fast | black lisie, with spliced heels and double soles All sizes. Exceptional value. “lone” Stockings for Children, pair ... Our especial “lone” brand stockings have dou ble knees, fashioned feet and spliced heels Made of fine ribbed, fast black Maco cotton in Hose, Special, pair Roys’ and girls’ fine ribbed, fast black, cot ton, like or siik-tisle Hore—light, medium or heavy weixht—sizes range frem 5 1-2 to 9 1-2 Our purchase of these splendid Hose permits of Imported Black Cotton Hose for Women, at, pair . . 22C Full fashioned fast black cotton Hose with spliced beela—double solee—plain or with un- bleached soles, Children’s Silk-Lisle Hose, Special, pair .. Made of a superior quality stik-lisle—fine rib- bed—seamless and elastic. Come in black, white and colors of tan, pink and sky. All sizes unusual value giving at 14c pair, Make a white sauce, using a tablegpoonfal of butter and When blended In a stew pan, add & half cop of milk. Stir antl! emeoth, and add a can of peas or @ pint of fresh peas, Brown sweetbreade in a little butter, season to taste, and serve On peas over amall slices of toast i j | . & level tableapeosful four | Kitty's Weren't Waxed. lunch opposite the lwasted moustache, A' him for several moments | ela lined | oo!" —Chipe: 7 * . * * * * * * * and leave for an ® * * * * o * * * * * « * * * * * ® half a lemon or a tablespoontul of vinegar * * * * * * * * RHR AHAE EERE eee Consolidation Sale Of Seasonable Millinery The Wonder Millinery Co. Will consolidate their immense stock of Seasonable Millinery on July Ist, 1909. The storeroom we now occupy at 1420 Second Avenue will have its stock removed to our BIG STORE, 1521-1523 Second Avenue, between Pike and Pine Streets, where we have the largest floor space of any exclusive milli- nery house in the Northwest. During the month of June we will give the Rreatest bargains in Seasonable Millinery ever before known in Seattle. Wan Every Trimmed Hat in the Immense Stocks of Both Stores Reduced 50% We propose to give to the ladies of Seattle the greatest opportunity they ever had to acquire new and 9-to-date head wear. Note These Big Reductions 25 to 50 Per Cent Discount on All Shapes 25 Per Cent on Ostrich Feathers 25 Per Cent on Ribbons, Braids, Wings and Quills In fact, on all Trimmings, except FLOWERS, on which we give 50 Per Cent Discount Why We Do It This great sale is inaugurated in order to acquaint every one with our new home, and every lady is invited to visit and inspect our splen- did new store at 1521-1523 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Sts. Old Store at 1420 Second Avenue Bet. Pike and Union Sts. Little Dolly has been eitting during est with & er pacing at she @x- "My kitten hase ameliers, are to be had in this special collection at 25¢ pair. Mein Floor medium weight—very dressy in appearance and are suitable for boys or girle—sizes 6 w 10 “Better the Day, Bet- tities, 2. LAUNDRY Finely furnished ro uter woek A room Ho ; Bedding and Domestics Special Offerings Timely saving opportunities for those anticipating the purchase of Extra Large Size Blankets, Special, pair $1 .05 Of cotton---in white with pink or blue bor- ders—also a few all-white, Friday at $1.06 pair. Imperial Hemmed | Bheets, Special fire Six80—These are all torn sheets, are exceptional quality. | Seersucker Dress Size 81x90, Special, each 58c ; Ginghams, Special, yard each. od sheots—full bleach- | Short lengths of from 5 to 16 yards ensfinish. Special 8¢ | These are exceptional special values at 6c yard, Third Floor extra Bedding supplies for the exposition season. Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads, Special, ea. $1 45 i Of extra heavy «rade and full double bed size, | Special Friday at $1.45 each. Pequot Hemmed 1 6 Pillow Cases, at, each ... Cc Bize 42x36—One of the most popular brands— Specially priced at 16c¢ each Hemmed Sheets, “Bameon” brand her ed and of extra heavy | each (Dougall § |, outhwick ‘Wonc Shoes SECOND. hae PIKE STREET Lt ee e; Butterick Patterns Main Fleer BROKERS Private wae ly te Al Bs. S.C. Osborn & Co, ™ oT. 27 First av, Lee) AGRee WwW TO PAY COLLARS te, 2c, 2:¢ AMOUS CUFFS & “ous «PRS ans ‘ge CR GLOVES, Opp. Savoy Hotel | ter the Deed” ) min Pioneer agu per | from alt Yeslor car, Phone MARTIN & © a furnished | soy second Ave Star ad rented last Bunday ww could we help it? Good gracious sakes alive, that's nothing, Is it? The woman who ordered the ac companying ad lives at 168 27th | ave., and says she got all sorts of calls. She had the ad in The Star only p Didn't need any other paper, on Is she to blame for renting the room on Sunday? Don't think 80. People got to have some place to ale fere’s tho answor—Main 1060, Ind, 441, make a dollar r dental work 1928 Third Ave. Oppenite working intel The Home of #PRR glove In tts clty for #1.00 Wo have free excursions to buy- ers CHILDREN'S EYE ALL YOUR MONEY EARN 10 Per Cent Paid Last 7 PUGET SOUND SAVINGS best LOAN ©O.,, pair, 112 Columbia st, IMA ORCHARD TRACT — “ # you Will be Inde per acre cach month Are you ieeking 1 for a lodging 4 full bearing Yakima house? §eé our business chi column, bet ward tract TM y, Thursday and| ~ OSTEOPATHY Bleetricity, vibration, light ther. t baths, and oth Optical ro nd treating ¢ # in Seattle. reatments $1 each. path and Optictan, “tank Bldg, Second and Pike. "Met 2481 $500 Reward For any case of alchotiam that I cannot cure in from & to & days J. B. BRISBOIS Globe Cor, Plat Av Vrivate Office, EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY, wae” Postoffice, Ind, Phone Le 1803, TROUBLES and carer! attention om in for suspect aro very Our charges SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO, 1207 Second Ave.