The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1909, Page 5

y WHICH IS THE PRETTIER? ROSEMARY GLOSZ, ‘ ENE DESMOND, wiss 18 American “Merry Widow." English “Merry Widow." yer OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN=--= compare from | Modify mitk tm pete the milist of Its) Tt te interesting to tone wean the standpotnt of beauty, Miss Des Witew mond, ‘the Ruglish “Merry Widow,” » title frent Dekmond bus! ~ ~ “ oe fT ROM -MARY xt Banwiches. | soda, I cup cold water Wete—or grind them to termilk, 1% coups flour Add salt to taste and meal, 1 teaspoon baking powder nough not quite stiff enough add that | flour or meal. d 2 cupa but more ‘ on unbutt ‘Reep in & cool place) fe Gied paper until | Beef Loaf. One and one-half pounds round st eng. & tablespoon winced iamb remove all you wish, it remains rolled o | of dresaing | Ie Put 1 egg and 1 teaspoon salt; of skin in & well, form a loaf and bake gover with a pint of | uncovered and a halt’ aspray of parsley in ores. and let stm hour, Add gravy and strain With one table & 2m Area JFubbed into a table. 8 much the better iter, add a teaspoonful TT and minced ft « boil and b oe Tail salt, Old-Fashioned Orink, lnvalid’s Biscuits. new milk and pour pound white sugar i over 1 teaspoon of caraway seeds, add flour suffi & - < ima - A. leading of ‘ * : nos thus describes the qualities that must English manufacturer acterize a Piano-player, if it-is to be human elasticity is needed with the lightness @ feather or all the crisp certainty of a strong Shand. We want perfect control of the power Of the blow; I mean the instantaneous change from the most delicate pianissimo to the heaviest fortis fimo. The transition from a crashing chord to the ‘Meat delicate whisper upon the next note must be / possible. Such a test demands a wonderful piece Of Miethanism, as wonderful in its way as the steam ner, which can forge atancher or crack an egg- It is in the possession of precisely these 2 a Qualities that the Pianola’ is distinguished : > from all other piano-players. id ~The Pianola continues to be regarded to- ‘day as it was in the beginning—an instru Ment possessed of marvelously artistic pos sibilities. It is far more responsive than any other Player, will play with more deli- @acy in with Greater power in fortissimo passages It ‘oximates more closely than any of its imitators the actual playing of the skilled pianist, pianissimo passages and CAUTION g Johnston Co. Building J Wy i and Hosemary Glos, who was the | was recently eleoted to enoseed her OOK BOOK) Y%& cup corn it d plece of butter size of an if teaspoon pepper, 1 cup | era, 1 cup sweet milk. TIX | sive chops? 1 hour | buying @ lotn of Iamb to get che | | Make some molasses and water| kets the cut pieces of moat the Sad put In enough ginger to give it stews or hamburg steak? if tee can be used Melt & pound butter in a pint of bolled batter padding add two table % jspoonfuls of cold water for every When cool put ese weed, This makes the pudding in @ demertspoon of yeast and 1) much lighter jot nt to make it into a atiff paste |BMASHING TARGETS Roll thin, priek with fork and into shapes and bake out Chafing Dish Receipts of chicken of Cream Melt 4 joup of finely well, po thicken on of flour] 1 to th paste with cold | Season with salt and pop and when it thickens add 1% joups cold botled ehicken out in | Moe celory add M% ponnd butter chopped celery wv in 1% eupe of milk and milk The women of the New York h denoctation have been very succesful in their work Among the 4.490 babies and 1,967 nursing mothers under thelr care the last year there have been only }17 deaths The matrone go into |homes and teach mothers how to care for their tables and how to Mrs. Phoebe Rideout of California TOPPER ton of thee p first and mowt popular “Merry With |jato husband as head of three banks,| MR& ADOLPH WEIN. theatre tn that clly ow” ® the United States the aggregate capital of the three | CHICAGO, June 19.—Mrs, Adolph | - = = = swommmmc /{natitutions said to bo $3,000,000, | Topparwein, who will participate in | the grand American tourney in Cht-| Mins Kather Hassan of Washing: | ton, graduate of New Haven Train-| women shot in the world ing School Nuvian 3 yan shot in th chief hospital nurse of the navy cago next month, fs the most not for She is an expert with ahotgu | rifle or revolver HINTS ON SERVING MEATS, of 99 targets out of 100 thrown fre unknown angles, Bhe also amash Has anyone ever tried a good 486 out of 500 targeta, but her be undereut for a roast of beef A good piece of suet? It comes! a feat which required 4 hours « about Ibe a pound Ite flavor js 35 minutes. Although barred fre much better than anything else, It/the grand American hy leap, # is not wasteful } will participate in several mateb: | where the line la not drawn again Did you ever mix chopped pork | women, during the tournament, steak (or blade meat) with ham burg steak? Sausage meat makes & Kood mixture with beef j MODES UP TO THE MINUTE. | | Black hats have never befor Did you ever buy shoulder lamb!) .- chops instead of the more expen.| 2%? * Wigh In favor Did you ever think of) 4 gropyoke of all bolero te now popular arou cheap and use tn the loin for soup?) Did you ever buy in the big - are worn with summer gowns. for | a Bome of the new petticoats grass lien have edges of ruff Did you ever broil frankfarte in and blow tarde of colored lawn stead of boiling them? When making Yorkshire and With a dresay, lacetrimmed whi vas shoes should be worn, and whi than it otherwise would be parasol Wherein the Pianola Differs From Other Piano-Players No longer is it a matter of wonder that an instrument will play é piano. The question nowadays is: How well does it play? The Pianola’s Advantages Protected by Patents Over 300 patents assure to the PIANOLA, and to the PLANOLA alone, its superior musical quali ties. For example, no Piano-player but the PIAN( ILA can have the METROSTYLE, which many musi- cians have pronounced an absolute essential Again, the THEMODIST, which brings out the theme, or melody notes, is exclusive with the PIANOLA. Other Piano-players have imitated the name, but the device itself is covered by patent Not only in the matter of patents, but also in the nicety of its interior construction and the careful adjustment of its parts, is the PIANOLA superior The mechanical expert readily discovers that the PIANOLA represents a higher order of workman ship and a better grade of materials than are ted by other manufacturers The mony intrinsic advantages of construction have caused the PIANOLA to hold continuously the leading position not only in this country, ‘but throughout the world The leading colleges and schools that have adopted Piano-players have chosen the PTANOLA The great musicians—pianists, composers, teach ers—indorse the PIANOLA to the exclusion of other Players It is the Pianola or Pianola Piano that Royalty and titled personages abroad have purchased It was the Pianola Piano that the experts of our various battleships chose in preference to any other instrument In fact, wherever the choice of a Piano-player depends on merit alone, and the chooser is equipped by training to judge of musical instruments, it is ALWAYS THE PIANOLA that is selected If the Word “Pianola” Does Not Appear on the Instrument, It’s .Not the Genuine a - The only genuine Metrostyle Pianolas and Themodist Pianola Pianos are sold exclusively by 18 EASY FOR HER) oats Nd and has @ record| with feat was breaking 961 out of 1,000. Individual Linen pockets or bags Iinen gown, white buckskin or can chamois or sitk gloves. With this may be worn a lingerie hat and to June brides: this store has your home ready for you— it’s so easy—go very easy—to start a cozy little home of your own “in the DARD wa that we delight in telling all prospective brides about it our liberal and popular eredit-giving service has given pleasure, comfort and happiness to thousands | Py of newly married folk in Greater Seattle—why not you —our credit service awaits you, let us help you in starting your new home, pitality and enjoy its comfort from the beginning as you have planned it tle talk with you,” assuring you that you are welcome to credit here in ¢ entirely satisfactory way a very serviceable and attractive Davenport special— ed | - STANDARD h whee 826.00 1 serviceable Davenport is ¢ hire.” and for the ho p wien, ar ed wt nd thug uw fp nd | om he on at | tive walla: an ex at the regular ectatly 4 * the week re our $24.50 EMPRESS machine extra special for the week $17.95 buying opportunity, We offer * popular EMPREBS machine at « price, in order to strengthen the f this worthy machine in Heattle, where ready hundreds iw use nd STAwoae@o AKANTEED FOr 10 YHARS, ot the lowest price ever made De ow reliable, of opera —very serviceable folding cot, exact- construction, witl ly like picture; strong frame; heavy canvas top; we sell hundreds each year for outing purposes; specially priced for the week et 5c have sev \« special dem. ation thie we te te | NEW PROCESS gas range special— $1.75 pillows: extra special, 95c pair— we will place on sale this woek 1,000 of rade, free from dust, sanitary feather pillows, in heavy grade A A tlcking,“1825 inches. Regular price 41.76 pair. Rxtra special 95c JUNE BRIDES! THIS COUPON entitles bearer to a beautifully lithotyped marriage certificate $8.95 regular price 812.50 4A an extra special for this week we have underpriced our No. 155 “STANDARD” re- frigerators. This is an excetient food pre. server, built on the latest sblentific lines; has an ive capacity of 60 pounds, and a large storage capactty; selected solid ash- $13.95 regular price 917.0 thie iss splendid us range, osactiy I he nV pieture, but 4 blank. Given away free to June wood, heavily lined with galvanized tron; mann ead ‘shed De: woes “¥ bs me Brides in our Advertising Depart ee ate pot perm ned Jaf price of $17.59. specia 9 r $13.40; specially priced for priced for the week $13. 5 ment. the won sbi 8.95 Suburban Delivery service is a great con- venience for those living} —GLISTO is the ideal fur- niture polish; we guar- antee it to be the best} you can buy. Full bottle— lar deliveries to all points of Greater Seattle. 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