The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1909, Page 9

lent att a re fe ‘, wa 4 aNe « js your baby's © it is taken with 6 ipres. In some attacks all be stopped for at | and castor ol {a nearly in the ie nature aif be done to stop Ue | the bowels ea Fremntly pul) patents a | & person more than want of pence year, Amo: If always due bowel, an s effort to t have been ar : B irae readily | paid its first visit, pired, but bard to i - 4 bliss office in nearly 600 : iting poultry and Qctuated pump, Apparatua, saclg beidie bits, ea Spencer has charge | meeetin ine pYork tank. records She fur destred offhand Ssacorrobora-|and headache; while the patient of Information | will often fall asleep at once on get ‘PouRected with the | ting into bed, waking up aflerwarda, Nothing | MADRID, June n the German crown » royal? many Within a year there to the Spanish court the Prince Al fonso, This was in May, 1907. The soore between the women Was even. wager betw queen of Spain and the princess that each would be richer in God's royal | gift of children than the other, has delighted — cithson lands. In Germany they call the atork and it was to bird Wan court and the boy was named Prince Loule Ferdinand Spain received this news with exoltement | “God's messenger,’ the German court that the | * QUEEN OF SPAIN, ON COUCH, WITH HER CHILDREN, PRINCE ALFONSO AND PRINCE JAIME. GERMAN CROWN PRINCESS, WITH HER CHILOREN, PRINCE WILLIAM AND PRINCE LOUIS FERDINAND. This was inj The months went by through the 1906, when Prince William | winter and «pring, and June of 1908 came With its rosee—and ite baby boy to the Spanish court Thus the seore of the royal wom-| eo is again evon, two fine boys. ‘uly, ding of King Alfonso, shted Spain, was follow hallenge of Spain's new queen to the crown princess of Ger MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN, [again for several hours. Those who are affected in thie way should treat themselves as for a bilious at Beauty Sleep. Thore is nothing which will “age” ul sleep. When night after night jone les awake and restless, serious results, both to health and beauty, are gure to follow. The sleeploss- ness may arise from various causes, bat some of the principal are a dle {ordered liver, irregularity in bours of retiring and cold feet. The symptoms of the firet-men- jHoned are drowsiness after meals the length of time one should sleep, apme people need so much more than others; but in most aases elgbt hours will not be found too much to keep cone youn@looking and healthy. Beauty sleep te sald to be that which is taken before 12 o'clock, and certalniy sleep taken before 12 always more restful and there-| re more refreshing ‘There ts nothing like restful Re) for retarding the ravages of time; for sleep means health, and health fs the chief road to beauty land perhaps not going off to sleep HION tells all women to be slender—to flatten hips, back and upper to the utmost, This can’t be done without danger, unless the organs are firmly held in place; and no corset but the Nemo gives abdominal support, t 1s why thousands of slender women are kira § the new Nemo Corset No. 405, The broad Relief Bands, which oa fon underneath, permit extreme reduction with perfect safety and rt the and will make a medium or slight figure oven more fashionably We're selling thousands of No, 405 in sizes 19 to 22, at $4.00, er Models in the Famous Nemo “Self-Reducing” Corsets aA) For short stout figures—No. B16 and No. 318 (With Flatni + nee No, 312; and No, 3: For tall pnroh At $5.00 ?r; sh lr No, 617 (white bv; og ures— No. B18 (wh fe No. oie brocade) a ) -_ figs Mb Neroo Military Belt’’ Corset No. 305, for Pcl and medium ice is able grace and hygienic comfort--$3.60, oS Mores throughout the world, KOPS BROS., Manufacturers, New York | | They have biased a ee eee eee tack, belog careful ih diet and tak | ing gentle exercise in the open alr, | No rule can be laid down as to| i ~ THE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1909, WEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR LL BET I'LL BE RICHER IN CHILDREN | THAN YOU ARE,” BET OF ROYAL WOMEN Caramel Pudding, Melt one mel, add slowly ong quart of scald. Dut November | od mille oti wntil well blended, re of © Buropean) brought the, stork again to the Ger.|tirn to the double botler, thicken with one-third coup of corn starch wet with one-quarter cup of cold one@half cup of sugar, two squares of melted chocolate and onebalt saltapoon of walt, and cool water; add 10 minutes longer Herve cold, elther with or without cream, Baked Asparagus. Cut the tender into {neh longtha, cook in slightly salted boiling water and drain. But tor @ baking dish, fll with alternate dry bread crumba, layers of fine, crated cheese and chop hard-boiled emgs, Dot the lay with cup of thin eroam sauce | the top with buttered erumbs and), grated cheese mixed together, and || bake until delicately browned Asparagus Cakes. Chop finely ong cup of cooked as | paraguua, add two-thirds cup of fine bread crumbe, one tat whipped part of asparagng pper and alt, pour in cover | leapooy of | Di jmelted butter, the beaten yolks of cup of sugar to a cara | tWO egMe and # nd palt, Mo tables por Mitter Ina frying pan mixture from a ypoo ed on both aides. Brown Bread, ‘Two coupe graham flour, two of Indlan nfeaj, one tow bakjog powder, one of wi of Molasses, two cups of cold wa {ter and one «mall teaspoonful of one-pound bak one oda, pul lato three jug powder cans and hour steam Orange Pie Rub one tablespoon then add the ml Lk, ergie oven cover with the whites of the ¢ beaten until stiff with three table spoons of pow sugar, Wh, Herve Ed. }. Wolff Co. Formerly of Third and Pike Now Permanently Located at Their New Store at 1421-1423 Fourth Ave, Bet. Pile | and Union YOU WILL FIND HERE A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NO- TIONS, LADIES’ AND MEN’S FURNISHINGS, AT PRICES LOWER THAN ON SECOND AV. IT IS OUR AIM TO SELL FOR LESS. Corsets You will find here the best Hc Corset in the cfty; the new sbapes in white or drab, at 506 The celebrat eriean Lad: Corsets in ‘th te new sha) at popular priceh— $1.00, $1.50 ... $2 Ladies’ Fancy Hose at 19¢, or 3 for 50c. A well assorted line of Hose, Includt: all the latest fig ures, in Or plain. These Hose are usually sold at Me pair, Our price is 19¢ Pair, or 3 for 50c Misses’ Hose at 1244 Pair. This is without question the best Hose sold in Seattle for this price, Theso are fast blah, double heels and soles, brats A or heavy eet, ' 12kc Huck Towels at 8 1-3c Each. This is the largest Towel we have ever seen for the money, and @ great bargain SF Oe. 0 steeeewewrraeees Burson Hose at 15c Pair ss price on this celebrated Hose is lower than you aro used to paylag. You can al ways get them here * 15c at, a palr Sheets 72x90 at 35c This Is a good apaity. apd we ean recommend thém to our customers to give them t feot satisfaction. The B price le, Cah sesssesee c Ladies’ Long and Short Kimonos. We have just received a new Une of popular prieed Kimo- now, and the pat +g Bs simply elaborate. ranges from— 25c . $2.98 Men's Summer Under- wear at 25c Gar- ment. ‘This is the best Underwoar we re ever seen for eo little ney. Mt comes tn ribbed and fiat finish. Our price, garment Men's Black Sox at 4 Pair for 25c This Stocking is double heels and toda, “4 mara Um fast black, 4 Pair for 25¢ Bt aeeeves ‘sttamen vo: [Mite 100 BAD WE HAD T0 Leave over 1,000 yesterday sion t out of on the dock for the big excur- [el N HARBOR, Yesterday over 850 ACRES PES PO LACKE TRACTS was sold, and no wonder when you think of $45 per aore for Sound waterfront on terms of 10 cents a day. Wednesday this week we run a BIG FREE EXCURSION to Birmingham, as both docks and 5 miles of sidewalks are now finished alesmen at good wages more We need 10 See C. D, Hillman’s land manager, Room 2, Times Block i Tomorrow we go 200 miles among the islands, leaving Pier 6 at 1:30, returning 6 p. m FARE 25c For mountain scenery this trip rivals in grandeur the Switzerland Alps. Ewery evening we run big moonlight excursions, Music and dancing. Fare 25c. Ladies free. » with pepper m of drop to the n, fatten the tops and fry unul delicately brown yhe cup of butter with ong cup of sugar, add the beat en yolka of three eggs and beat Julee apd pulp Auwon, & ttle of the grat: | and one cup of sealded and | Turn into a deep ple d with paste and bake in Cool slightly, | ones | and | guaranteed, it or white. Hd FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Furniture | | Attractive One-Piece Linen Dresses, $10.00 ed in Silk Gloves SPECIAL, $1.50 Pr.—Women’s elbow-length Silk white and late colorings, embroidered or plain styles. SPECIAL, or white. Kayser’s make, Price, $ Short Silk above, in black f ors, Price, $1.00 pair. Patent Colt Blucher fate three - hole tie. Goodyear welt sole and Cuban heel; $5.00, Gray Ooze Oxfords, two-hole tie, Gibson ban heel; $5.00. Tan Russia Gloves in black, $1.18 Pr—Women's Elbow-length Gloves of fine quality Milanese silk, double-tipped, in black Short Silk Gloves, two-clasp style, double-tipped Heavy quality, in black 1,25 pair, Gloves same , white and faney col- lj effect, Princess tip, welt sole and Cu- Blucher } brown suede collar top, Goodyear welt | sole and military heel ; $5.00, Brown Suede Oxfords, Pump tie ef- fect, welt sole and military heel; $5: 00. Dry Goods STORM CLOSDS DAILY AT 600 Women’s one-piece Linen Dresses in pink, blue, lavender, tan and white. Have tucked and plaited waist with round yoke of heavy, white filet net; panel and belt of two-inch embroidered band. The long, pin-tucked sleeves are finished with small buttons and narrow piping of white. In- teresting v alue at $10. 00, Women’s Cream Seng Coats, $12.50 Women’s Coats, of cream serge, in 86-inch length, made with semi-fitted back, notch collar and trimming of pearl buttons in back. Lined throughout with peau de eygne. Price, $12.50. \ wciae Women’s White Rep Skirts, $4, 95 | Strictly Tailored Skirts of good qual- ity rep, in 16-gore style; also Rep Skirts, 8-gore effect, finished at bottom with six rows of self-strapping. Price, $4.95. Firat Floor. | Thread-Silk Hosiery: Special SPECIAL, $1.15 Pr.—Broken sizes in Women’s Pure Thread-Silk Hos- ff {iery of fine quality, including many dainty patterns in lace-boot effects. j May be had in shades of tan, russet, : brown, gray, Nile, red, pink and sky, Women’s Summer Vests 50c A large variety of styles and pat- ff terns in Women’s Sleeveless Vests, | lisle and silk-lisle qualities, in white, pink or sky; 50c garment. A —Second Floor. Oe fl and style as Firat Floor. | Selections From the Showing of Women’s Oxfords | Bronze Calf Ox fords, two - hole tie, | plain toe, Goodyear ff welt sole and Cuban heel; $4.00. Imported Russia Calf Blucher Oxfords, brass eyelets, heavy wing tip, welt sole and military heel; | Patent Blucher Oxfords, | wing tip, street-weight military heel; $4.00. Oxfords, |* heavy | sole and —First Floor, Ladies’ Home Journal Pattorne for Camping With the Victor You'll have more fun with a Victor this summer while on four vacation than with yibing you can take slong hee muate fof you, it will give a vaude- ie show, @ complete opera. A new co}- “oa horn makes It possible to pack them eal yours now. 1406 2ND AVE. 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