The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1909, Page 5

and 1 ip Pino STUNNING BRAIDED SUITS ===>" ‘Soe. | wht top th Ginger Cookies. may ‘also ou any rumb the about a good pint {boller put a pint of itt jit ia hot atir te % cup of sugar yolks eee and @ pin f walt AF ew k atard coats the apo remove at nee from fire and ré4 want teaspoon of favoring the | j "ame as cake | wed with: Pour over the erur ake t jatir, Beat whites with 3 M sumar, spread on t 1 Let the pude me we serving SeSeSeSeSeseseeeeeoeoe MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN SeOeSeSesedeseeesoores Love and Humor. How melancholy is the fate of a ) man ‘ this mor! ° ¢ e ° * e $ . ; . ar An world without a sense of hu The who goes through bf the handsomest and dre live trimming weed on /UF pal linen. Cotton rey #. with under waist of How wd batiste. already have one braided nse of humor mee eto be used fOr suit, these designs may be carried 1° Ad Amusement Bie girl who does not out with trimmings of heavy iace | Poverty has ever va More expeusive sertion or embroidery, on the there la a hu 4 working life; one's amusements are filled with It, and even when we are |touehed by sorrow the sense of bu |mor comes again to make us amile just as well. coat and skirt. A touch of black above aro at the collar and cuffs of these Stands one-piece sults ts very effective This ts by no means invariably true, however: lovers can smile at | “the pretty follies they themselves comuimit! “4 EROOK 4! spoonfuls Parmesan cheese, grated a fork | During the boiling etir constantly Beky of wurar with fork, When the soup becomes Over night. fine, serve at once bores - What Dreams Mean. Rarn—To dream you see a barn filled with corn Ia good. It forete riches and great prosperity to t and pat} Take mustard and atir into it as | OTeamer \ lear with | much grated Farmed, ceoatt 84)" Cloude—To dream of white clouds the mustard wil hold together, | Menifes p 4G Fe All, to | Slice bread thin and romove crust. | Oude very igh in the hedvens oe Butter these allows arid spread with | NOt* that You will travel shortly. a f who has been absent he mixture, and press together will return Here's @ delicious pienle sandwich. | To dream you see an unknown person of dark com | ploxton is a sign of glory abd honor One cup sugar, 4 cup of butter,/ and success in busine creamed heaping teaspoons of Death—To dream you are dead four, pinch of an juloe and arated | denotes a poely marriage, and rind of 1 leme beaten eae | that you will be successful in your two table | yolks 1 cup of sweet milk, anu jast- andertakings Lemon Sponge Pie, well Now Summer Parasols Jur First June Sale ey eval in Underwear and White Goods Should be interesting to every woman in Seattle, if for no other reason ¢lass of goods this new store proposes to have for you to select from eH good merchandise at close margins. Every article sold on merit- d. You therefore buy here with the understanding that our goods are d be the judges. MacPHERSON-GRAY CO. Lace and Embroidery—This section has got some splendid things for you to select from. Lace, 3c and up. Embroidery, Se and up. Hosiery Section io vw Ae 75 White Mustin Skirte—As- Band Embroidery trimmed; some | ie Mounces, 3 and 4 rows of inser clusters of tucks, Scarcely dit that same can be sold $1.00 Introductory sale at Fs: wins t Skirte—is-inch flounce; Ger. | ¢, White kaso Mi fasertion trimmed; aldo is aa, mt seseee fete Coenen You will simply $1 45 iene, gmp 50c ar hgplbplipede Piain White Hose, 26¢ and up Made with a Ginch ruffle, | 91.25 white Lisle Glovee—1¢-button longth; 9 al splendid fitting glove and spectally ...89¢ priced for this sale at Shoe Section Our shoe store is growing {n popularity every day, from the fact that we alm to geil only the kind of shoes that will give satisfaction—not merely in woar, but atyle and comfort—combined with our low prices, and back of it our guarantee should be Interesting to you Black, Colored and White Shoes, Men, Women and Children can be suited in thia Shoe Store Silk Section Our silk man wishes you to know that he has Whleis or drosee some splendid offerings for you in White Blk, Prloed pases, nice for under garments, as well an dresses. pe tle vale .. 10c | $1.00 27-Inch White Habutal Silk, a good heavy Much finer grade and espe | grade that will give aplondid satisfaction fer children's wear, as it 1 and wash well. Specially He wesh tub, Special at ....0OC | priced for this sale Mt ..+ss.eccsee0s C Dress Swise— Always popular for | $1.25 274nch White Messaline Silk, shoer and Material that never goos nice for street and evening wear. Seta ie" 1220 py 9c i for this sale 2 Specially priced at .. comes in checks and platda, | for this material is very strong | S0e 24-inch Japanese Silk, all colors suitable for waists and under garments, 37c but for this wile we piace One of the new and popu | Special for this sale at for corset covers and all lingerie Women’s Wash Suits 4% ine + > Women’s Wash Suits are proving popular with iphpeet tte 1 1240 our patrons for two reasons—strietly new and Long Cloth—A tention to-our strictly $8 00 ’ reasonable in price. We call your special at for underwear; yard Tailored Suits, at MacPherson-Gray Co. “] pPHOPLES BANK BUILDING, [Ware Te Gare Ot | J __ Where the ee Mer PIKE STREET, NEAR 2ND AV, | , PHONES = Ind, 3471 , Bpecially priced at.. Corset Covers—Made from fine ‘Cloth, 4 rows German Val. lace fnsertion, with ribbon beading tn aie OOO] H nd $1.50 Night Gowns —Siipover and | Some; FONE with lace and othera with | wry, Long and short sleoves; garments | & pleasure for $1.00 | nut Goods Section lothing nicer in plain white +) r A y miae all that is best in 2 through our tears at times To the question, "Ha a sense of hun oat people will answer “No Love te bind,” they | ay, and “lovers have ne sense of humor E STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1909. ll iews OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR THIS BUTTERFLY GIRL 1S PRESIDERT'S NIECE | NEW YORK, June %—Of al) the soclety girla who re tly danced mm the stage of th yme, for charity's sake, Louise Taft attrac ed the most attention. This waa Brown Broad. ak bread tn 1 water till soft 4 ry between the de Te pe of this add 1 egg, 2 cups sour nik, 3-3 cup molasses, 1 teaspoon eodta. rm meal and a@ littl Steam 2% h ver to br ura, then put ip wn ' LOUISE TAFT, AS SHE APPEARED AT HIPPODROME. dent Taft, and had been a white house guest many times, Her) knowledge of dancing and her grace made ber @ marked figure eee eee ere hee * * # WHAT CAUSES WRINKLES & * = =6Worry Frowntng — Fret # ® fulne Going to bed hungry # > Reading in bed Btraining ® * eyen Fine Sewing * . ’ * Le ee ed e because she was a daugh ter of Henry Taft, brother of Pres). |f] | vegetable fibre. them? or vegetables. board do to them? Anty Drudge Explains Why the Waist Went into Holes. Mra, Don'tno—‘'l must have been cheated in that woolen waist, It pulled right into holes in the washtub.”’ Anty Drudge—‘'You wouldn't think you were cheated if you got a leg of mutton which boiled that tender. It was the boiling that weakened your waist just as it makes meat or vegetables tender. Stop boiling your clothes. Wash them with Fels-Naptha in cool or lukewarm water, and they'll wear twice as long.” What are clothes made of? Wool, cotton or linen, animal or What does boiling or scalding do to Makes them tender just as it does meat What does hard rubbing on a wash- Wears them into holes before their time. Are you abusing your clothes like that in the weekly wash? Burning up fuel and working like a slave to do it? There’s a far better way to get clean clothes. Let Fels-Naptha soap take the dirt out of them in cool or lukewarm water with- out boiling, without hard rubbing. It saves the clothes—makes them last twice as long. In summer or winter, it saves fuel, time, hard work, bother and discomfort. Directions for the Fels-Naptha way of washing are printed on the back of the red and green wrapper. MARTIN & CO. GLOVES, {207 Seoond Ay. Op: The Homo of “Pm wiove tn this olty for The Raven presoription service means that the doctor’s skill In pre |eorlbing Ie most efficiently supple mented by the drugglet’s skill In compounding, RAVEN DRUG CO, 1416 Becond Av, ~~ Rollow them carefully. Iigoy. out sgledinan, pianos. wo at AT TH ; [vorson, #188: D, Btsinway, $350; Fi t Oppoatte SHOES —SHOES— SHOES GREAT SHON 5 99.50, 84.00 At Kohie this ad and give it to the who will show you the F es “50 en all 92.05. CROWN CLOTHING COMPANY, 1181 First Ave. ) Rien e will interest yo idly venient this tore do one important thing about our cred and whicl 1 J the “credit te tore { the t ut you pay no more here for credit than you do for cash. quoted—this plan begets the confidence this store en \ ! s ve want you to feel free and welcome to trade with 1 ir 1 ! be thoroughly pleased and satisfied r cred good” he ice cream freezers: specially priced— absolutely high grade sewing machine: | the EMPRESS— | our price $24.50; machine store price $45.00; | with our ten-year guarantee— | 1 | $24.50 machine store price, 45.00. TY a } t , i f the EMPRICSS is simplicity and } i se and can be perfectly oper- } 1 | ing irawers } | $5.00 will bring this splendid | range into your home— —your will be payment ABLE you ful the MALLEABLE old stove or range taken as a part MALLE allowing on a Range, value for it fe the best range and is used in th of homes, giving th satisfaction; it lasts lifetime. it saves fuel, t paying for itself a c vory short time $10.5— come and inspect this % page utes, s16.50. splendid range—we will 3 days, Thursda be pleased to give you full information regard ing it; if you desire, our representative will call po on you, pricing your’ old and range and giving other information you may wish to bave, $16.50 three days |} —GLISTO ie —our Suburban Delivery serv- vice in a great the ideal furniture polish; we convenience Quarantes it for those tiv- [> to be the ing far out; best you can | buy. Full | size bottle— SEATTLE to ail points of Greater Se- attle, 25c Second Avenue at Pine The Merry Widow Will be heard at THE MOORE, .anning TWO WEEKS, commencing with matinee Sunday, May 30th. The more familiar you become with this catchy mu: _!.e more you will enjoy the opera. We Have All the Merry Widow Music In Victor Records and Player Rolls. Hear Them. “MERRY WIDOW” (Die Luatige Witwe) (Lehar) Dolce amor (Vocal Waltz), Whoa! Back Up! That's what we say, Right now And strong, too. a If you want results from any clas sified page in this city, before you spend any money, just say to your self. WHOA! Rack up! And then consider which paper will give you the quickest and best returns. We claim The Star will. Because we keep showing you what's what. Here's a way to help you decide. roached man weight 1008 last—Sorrel he white star forel tba. $5 reward. 20th av. north. X 8037. 48 4 Drop in and This ad appeared in another even- ing paper three times. It also appeared fn a morning pa- per twice. And that sorrel horse just kept right on munching grass and caper “Villa Song.” 5391, 10-inch, with orchestra. In Bnglieh #4107, 12-inch, with orchestra. Sung by Bisie Stevenson, Bo- ing up and down, here and there, all In Ttallan «+. .sceeeees $2.00 | prano, and Chorus, Oe ore Senees country, josh b Bung by Marcella Sembrich, : a Where was the pesky oritter? (Say, on the quiet, we found t horse right smart.) “Villa Song.” 31688, 12-inoh, In English Soprano. "I Love You So” (Walte) with orchestra aestsedsaeentes Mr. I , 422 20th 2 6340, 10-inch, with orchestra. | sung by Helene Noldi, Soprano, |, Mi Naymond, 423 20th North, In English 000 | women.” | He was persuaded to advertise in Sung by Elsie Stevenson, So- | peony the right paper—with us. 10-inch, with orchestra. In English ... + 600 Sung by the Peerless Quartet. prano; Harry Macdonough, Ten- The very first ad tn The Star re sulted In the horse being back in his or, = . old stall Maxie’ gg et h, with or- | «Merry Widow ” Inetru- Luck? 4 - ental, 81555, Nothing of the sort y Macdonough, | men 13 eee AY ETT ners time) +05 Watch (bjs space from day to day, 4 « — ” * | And we'll show you that we get nantio Daw The.” Merry Widow Waltz,” instru Billy Cavalier, The. mental, 6208, 10-Inoh ...., 600 Fi results—get results, mind you— 6889, 10-inch, with orchestra, jafter both the other papers fail, In English ... ‘* 600 | “Merry Widow Two-Step," in- ff In more ways than one, too. Bung by Btevenson & Stanley, strumental, 6465, 10-Inch , .60¢ That's a mighty big mouthful to } let out : But you just watch this space. Ye'll do more than show you LL GIVE YOU THE PROOF, That's more. Here's what you want to know, Ind, 441; Main 1050. [Randa Aoeaaraatainnen rt | DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS? 1406 Second Av. Largest Steinway Dealers in the World. Largest Victor Dealers in the World. We aro independent dealers hand: ling all kinds, mew and nd hand, Will save you Me x pH SUNDWAL G1 First Ave un ttle, Waal