The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1909, Page 9

SP SOPOSeSeSeseoesegeore } MAINLY ABOUT § | 3 ; ; ; : e ulte remarkables what a difference love makes in a man, and there If no predioting, neither ao counting for, what he may do or say when once the little blind god has cast his spell over heart and mind; the trausformation of char Seter often astonishes those who know the victim best, The bold and selfarrogant growe timid and die trostfal of himself; the diffident be- comes bold, even rash; the practical | tan Of business is romantic enough to treasure a faded flower and to walk half a mile out of his way after a hard day's work in order | to see the Haht in bis lady love's | Window; the dreamer buckles down to bustness and plod steadily, that he may make a home for his be loved. Living Up to Her Ideal, A good wife alters 4 man’s char. acter Very much, often without any definite aim or intention on her ~ DISINFEGT-~-FUMIGATE BY CYNTHIA GREY disinfogtants are too weldom used jn homes olr impértaice ia underestimated. When dis ease comes and physicians advise us to use them, and tell as what to use, we follow their advice assiduously for a tiie-—-then forget all about it Hut the day is surely coming when these things will be just as much a part of household, routine as making the bed every day We are breathing all the time polsonoits vapors that eseape lato the house through the drain pipes of the Kitchen wink and the closet in the bathroom. It would be #0 easy to pour some dissolved copperas or hoiling concentrated tye water down thé pipes every tow days, and thus be sure the slime that accumulates on all such pipes had disappeared for the time and the ptpes thoroughly die infeoted. Onoe a month through the summer burn a sulphur candle in the house, after closing all doors and windows (shutting yourself outside), thus fumigating the house and keeping it free from all Insect life. And here's 4 warning: Disinfectants are poisons. Put them under lock and Key, away from the ‘ctiildren's curious reach axes eee = What Dreams Mean. Sweethoart-—If a man dreams of Dathing—To dream you are bath: | bis sweetheart and ahe seems to be tng foretella riches, prosperity and|/ mere beautiful than usual, it iso health. sign that she ts owing--To dream that you are) Undertaker rowing in & boat denotes that you| dértaker is will be successful in Jove aud )in the famtty | business, Wood—To dream you are walk Sptuning—To dréhe of sploving| tug or witting In a wood with your is good and shows a person to be}eweethoart tg a sign that you will, Antisgptica ang perhaps, beeause th ea ear ~s leew dream of an Up sign of marriage stant and true, |i Furniture | FREDERICK & NEI "WE - STORM CLOSES DAILY AT 5:00 Many charming new arrivals in Summer Apparel for the little folk are being shown in the Infants’ Wear Section, at prices moderate in the extreme. At Mushroom $3.50. fancy straw Hand-made Hats ‘girls from 2 to 5 years braid, Milan Hat for little | of fine braid, in mushroom ol trim med with pretty rosette of soft white ribbon; also in tan, with trinimings-Very ate for wear with natural color pongee coats, At $5.00—Mush- room Leghorn Mats quality, of fine red ribbon cham Made with pearl button fastening, and \in Copenhagen pagne, fast color ApProprl- | double-breasted | trimming of white braid, J | Sizes, 2, 3 and 4 years. At $2.95 and up to $8.50 | prettily |--White Serge and Bed- ff The fashionable miss who te second fn the tllustration is reagy for church, tn a sheer white dreas, rt When & man marries the right sort of & woman he has @ jealous diligent and industrious, fun—To dream you #e@ the aun shipe foretelis the acquisition of soon be married Wren--To dream of this little bird fe good. You are sure to have trimmed across back with large bow of white satin ford Cord Reefer Coats, ff | sizes 1 to 5 years. regard for her good opinion of bim. | It he-docan't exactly want.to be & riches; also suceess to the lover, jher broad, white ribbou-trimmed Sere ee yl Pee bat and black satin comt with ture: | “ttue un god on wi he wants back ouffe and fevers of white silk.| his wife to think The laat one, In her obie pane as eho can, And no, ma hat, her plain tinea erash coat! sefously, he tries to If She and craah parqsol, is going traveling | gonoeption of him, thinks him @ bit better with her mother, . really tx, He struigios to to that {deal ao that she #hall eee. At $1.50/and up to $5.00 [I At $5.95 — Tan-color |—Reefer Coats of light Mushroom Leghorn Hats, | weight material in golf trimmed with rose-color | red, navy-blue and black- or Copenhagen ribbon. | and-white checks. | | Fe BOYS’ RUSSIAN SUITS, SPECIAL, $1.00 Boys’ Russian Suits with knickerbockers, of attractively-patterned per- cale, having collar, sleeves, pocket and belt piped with white, A very at: tractive value. ton and esteem, The bachelor who didn't care | what he did, beeause there was no. jour, créam of tartar and soda to | 047 Whose opinion he cared a but @ether and sift. Heat the whites '8 for to convider, makes sincere to & atitf froth, Add the corn starch | 8nd determined efforts to be more and milk to the beaten sugar and| Sonectentious, ured, altogether butter, then add the whites of tho| Setter, so that ho shall really bo eames and the flour, Mix quickly what his wife and children like to and thoroughly, Bake in » moder | think by ate oven. ' Gold cake—Onoe cup of sugar, 4 |, TM" cup of butter, the yolks of 3 oggs| "seh children to reply and 1 whole cag, % cup of milk, | Wh “Yes, mother,” ¢ teaspoon each of soda and cream of | Smith.” rather than to use the tartar, 1% cups of flour. Mix the |'™#’Am. “No, sir,” which are butter and sugar together, and ad4|4"* (fom @ suborinate to an em- the eges, milk, finvor and flour in| Pexer the same order named. ‘Banana Pie. ~ with a rie ’ & delicate want cup of suear fad cream into of unmelt ft the yolks of of four, add- Water, Cook, Timely Specials in White Goods Highly desirable materials for cool summer apparel, at opportune special prices. SPECIAL, 25c Yd.—27-inch plain white mercerized Poplin, a highly fin- | ished quality SPECIAL, 35¢ Yd.—27-inch Mer- cerized Poplin, finer quality than fore —Firet Floor questions SPECIAL, ‘19¢ Yd.—27-inch im- ported white figured Madras Waisting in a wide range of patterns SPECIAL, 37c¢ Yd.—27-inch white ff | Crepe in cord effect; may be had in three widths B two layers of of eggs with Spread on serve cold. Bee the rich opportunities of Northern B. C. at our expense, Moet Gorape Made into Cakes. | Dalcsee. berth, meals all incinded One cup cold chopped lean beef | Inquire 608 Marte 6 or bolled chicken, 1 cup cold bolled| Janae’ ge Marlon Bids. or 108 rice, salt to taste, Add 1 tablespoon | —— melted butter. Fry to a nice brown tn salt pork fat after making Into) amall cakes, Brown Bread. : One cup wheat flour, 3 cups In- fan meal, 4 cup insses, | pint sour milk or buttermilk, 1 teaspoon soda and a little salt. Steam to 4 hours. | } going, in plain white. SPECIAL, 35¢ Yd.—32-inch im- | ported white Madras Waisting in | stripe and check effects and assorted figures. Effective Styles in Wash Skirts Included in the extensive showing of Summer Wash Skirts are models of white and natural-color linen, cotton rep and linette, in 13- and 15-gore flare effects, Some are plain-tailored, with lapped, stitched seams; others button H down the front, and are finished with } pearl buttons and bias bands, or nar; row stitched straps. Moderately pric- } cd at $3.45, $3.75, $4.95, $6.75 and Anty Drudge—'Freddie you have mud all over your new linen suit. What will mama say?" Freddie—"*Oh she'll be hoppin’ angry at first. Then she'll take it off, wash it with Fels-Naptha soap, and it'll be brand new again." | A very desirable waist- % cup of but 1 egg and a the yeast tn (pastry) and Wise; then add/ Sugar and more) for the ing material, SPECIAL, 9c Yd,—28-inch white Dimity in a variety of check and stripe effects, Bohemian Linen Suits, $25.00 Women’s Suits of Bohemian linen, having long coat, in tight- or semi-fit- ting effect, trimmed with fancy pearl buttons. Collar is finished with black satin or Persian gilt trimming, and narrow piping. The plain-tailored skirt is made with many gores, and lapped } seams Are you the wife of a machinist, rail- road man, painter or butcher? Or is your husband in some such trade that means getting his clothes full of oil, grease, paint, bloodstains or dirt of other kinds? shortening; hole in the bak with any from sae a; Marble Cake, and then bake | Light part--Three egazs, 2 cups Stow sugar, % cup butter, % cup milk,! and chop 2% cups flour, 1% teaspoons sand and ing powder, rk part—One teaspoon cassia, Peeled rhu- % teaspoon cloves, % teaspoon nut-| Bi the holoch:| mag, 9 tnblespeces motanee’” Fet| If so, you will appreciate the experi- , butter and In a coffee cup and fill up with the FER ence of these women: p-Blew apples as for! camp ig epee Mrs, Charles Slater, 7401 Alaska Avenue, St. Louis, | aa tind of] ma niet. 8 oe oesagtl j writes: “My husband is a fireman on a locomotive and I : used, auces Pay ced ryt had the greatest trouble in getting his clothes clean until flour! nance, confidence and courage as I learned that Fels-Naptha would take out all the dirt and pa tela shen ie nets the tal grease in cold or lukewarm water. Now it is easy."” og CS Ca Mrs, Charles L. Moore, of 8701 Nevada Avenue, | - ut. | produc easy @ c c — Of 2 cass, % cup|is conductve to beauty, The alm Cleveland, writes: ‘‘My husband ia a machinist tn an iron 9 6 ” ; wit te | works. find tht FelaNaptha easly removes the dirt {li Warner’s “‘Rust-Proof” Corsets, $1.00 and $1.50 and grease from his clothing in cold or lukewarm water, Style 121, Price $1.50— | fic} Before I learned that, washday was drudgery, Nowitis {J 'YI€ fet, Frice plot ade as’ the a snap.” } A popular model especial- | straight lines. Is of strong | ly designed for short, full | batiste, and fitted with two figures. The bust is low, fm nearly 4 to be well dressed, therefore, } el 1 Another woman, whose husband is a painter, writes and the skirt shapes the Besides white, these Suits are shown in popular shades of old-rose, tan, wistaria, light-blue, k and brown, Attractive value at —Firet Floor. —First Floor, a chia will the fummer nathia enjoy more, dir’ “a of our Bare desired ‘Gaps of four, % wot due only to vanity, ae it ts) » %& tem every woman's duty to look as well | or abias possible. butter to a --———oo—o | beat in the’ Try a Mapleine Ice Cream Cone. ae ad We, $1.25 to §2 us that she never could get hia white suits clean until she " tried Pels-Naptha, pareteot Meudais and let them Still another, who {s married to a butcher, says she ae ee has tried nearly all soaps and finds that Fels-Naptha is the only one that will take out all bloodstains and dirt Maver. Mix the It is simply delicious, wo pairs of hose supporters comfort from her husband's white aprons. children F . : | Style 296, Price $1,00— 4 hip into fashionable lines; This model is designed for constructed of batiste, fill H ed H| and fitted with two pairs of 4 {the average figure, with with rust-proof. steel, Turrell’s | | low bust, and is built on rob- | lines which lengthen the Prices Perforated We have sixty pianos due to arrive in the next few days. eh In order to make room, and not to pay storage, and to keep our stock moving, we will cut the price on our present stock of high grade, BRAND NEW pianos, from $75 to $200 On upright and player Installments as low as month, Happy indeed is the cook who knows her baking must be successful because Excellen Flour Is used. ianos. ».00 per Prices good for one week only, The Meyer-Toner 314 St. Piano CO., union Opposite the P.-I.; opposite the Postoffice; opposite the Gas Office, Whether you have some special lem in cleaning, or have just the ordinar weekly basket of soiled clothes, you will find chat Fels-Naptha in cold or lukewarm water means a great saving in time, labor and clothes. Follow directions dAkhe red and green wrapper, Navy Yard Rout Steamers MH. DB. Kennedy, Tourist and Iniand Flyer. DAILY TIME CARD, Behedule in Effect Monday, June 14, 1000, fe Renttlo—6:40 (except Sunda: <8 8 HB Kenned fastoot Pram To MRT ie Sm , iin ‘bideh face im Thureday an Saturday only 11:00 Pe) Leave | (onde ¢ With ttle—7 10 | ° La! Bremerton for | Sunday oe tous, FARE, Me ROUND TRIP. | oy, sp om. Children between ages 6 to 1a, halt Magnan Hoach ato ones; Ind 784; Main 3101, 2999 EVERETT AND EDMONDS MPALS SinViOD | Miz round tripe daily, Leave Seattle! At Te on, 1m, 218 p 6p. 'm, ve Bverott 7 a m. | hose supporters, Style 246, Price $1.50 | Waist, giving the | straight back and flattened long, # in conformity with prevail inte verolt and Tele hone, Bunwet, re jock: Sian aoa, Ind, 796, A long-back, long-hip Cor- | hip set which models the figure | strong | . ment 1s ing style requirements, effect. batiste, fitted pairs of hose supporters Material gar two 18 and with uh Second Floor Silk and Lisle Elbow-Length Gloves: Seoctaly | SPECIAL, 75¢ Pr.—Wom- | en's Elbow-Length Gloves of fine quality silk, black or white, in mousquetaire style. In broken | sizes. An exceptionally good value, 24-inch Suit-Cases of genuine cowhide, made over brass-capped blued steel frame, forced with sole leather corners, SPECIAL, 68¢ Pr | Women’s elbow-length, fine quality Milan ese Lisle Glove and have good A limited number of s, mousquetaire style, is of fered at this attractive special price. These | Gloves may be had in white, pink, sky, and | several shades of gray. —Firat Floor. | Are rein wg alsa. ck, bolts and linen lining; shirt-fold and inside straps. Very attractive value at the special price Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns for July Frederick INCORPORATED Mail Ordere Filled at Advertised & | ae __ Priows