The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1909, Page 4

NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR) og wach ve ee >. GOOD MEALS WITH CHEAPER MEATS; BUT YOU. c*\ PROM. MARYS | MUST HOW TOBY AND HOW T ne ACO 8 Co OK BOOK) 4 ALICE GITCNELL KIRK | HOME HINTS and Write » Domestic Leot Economy, Tells How to Make the ° Cheaper Cuts of Meat into Ap petizing Dishes to Please Fas tidious Husbands | | Corn* Starch Pudding 2 a5 f£4Etre>= _ One pint milk, three tableapoor OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT $ | half r ia 1| BY CYNTHIA GREY let & vy purse While, as a general thing, It ts the ter the plece of meat, the better the result, still tt © to save expense with Haband Doesn't Like Stew, Many housekeey tirely to blame, e f 1 ways buying th nie ' dd meats, as we ¢ he this re mark 1 M band will not eat stews of any kind, or madeove lt dishes to please her } and ma buys only chops, stea asts,| lp neck, 2, chuck; 3, rib roast; 4, leaving bat a small port loin; 5, rump; 6, round: 7, bottom », flan of round; 8, hind sh plate; 11, navel; 12, ¢ brisket; 14, elod; 165, All ta Fetes Our Good Clothes for Men'tf ck | on Credit at dishes flank, t r . . ~ A 1 i i hree tuck each " , . aa a se oO sil to ones tr " ' ' f 4 wor From the round and shoulder, t leeves will have t mater orkmanshiy a a ‘ oasts, stews, hamburg stea’ t e nd joined 4 th ia Priced From $15 to $25 i" Special Silk-Lined Blue Serge $5 ¢ Our nae Service if you want a new sult f i ee ia not convenient to pay all dow 1 Open On gecount ang PAY AS YOU GET PAID. ITELY-S/MPSON Hind shin—cheap tock Brisket — Braine—atewed, scalloped or cro Tongue A fresh Heart—stuffed and baked Know How to Cook Liver—brolled or fried. Kidney- stewed or fried. Tait up. Tripe bolled, fried or pic i This te only a suggest may be done with the sive cuts moet mer courteous anc wants of the pu made of crash or gingham Don't think ye bare and choer cool and restful lean, and you will ye more He With the buying, you must know how to cook these cuts. This would mean #0 much in the very poor families, if they could be taught how to get e most meat value from the very cheapest meat they a a buy. It ts not how much or little we can live on, but how to live the very best on the Income we have, or the placing t of what expen r four days, f during the hot weath tifully of fresh fruit bles, Heavy desserts dre all a) we matter of habit; eat light puddings Stains on wood c of ased by Water throat. The vmething hot in 24 neue. an 4 red . enand > soe chart on which/ ypon the wood can be removed by #preads over the body rapid! or fresh fruits, as they are, oF p Mra. ‘Vaft is @ groat globe trotter js marked the erent cuts from . +: Chickenpox comes on gradually, pared in some tempting Wway,Pre | She her crossed th aside of beet. While we have here |7U0>INs the stain with equal parte 5. “yideiy pcattored pimples over |pare your salad carly {nthe day, | times. She has trave only considered beef, it is equally | Of Howeed ol! and turpentine the face, sealp aud body, resembl | Don't fret over dish washing at | ( hina, Siberia and is UNION ST., desirable to be well informed in A few drops on a woolen cloth re ing tiny biisters, There is itching night. Pile the dishes in the sink | countries, She has all meats | moves all grime and dust from tan/ and discomfort, but little fever, and (and wash them tomorrow morning | Panama, Egypt One Block From Post Office, Between Fourth and] The cuts from a side of beef—! shows. the child is rarely very i thos you bave an extra half hour’ Africa it CLOSING OUT SAL ae] THE SHERIDAN CO. $35,000 Worth of High Class Merchandise at Your Merg We Are Closing Out the Whole of Our Magnificent Stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Leather Goods, Neckwear, Undermuslins, Waists, Hosiery, Etc., at Prices Ranging From 25% to 40% on the Dollar. We Will Dispose of This Stock Wholesale and Retail. All Goods Must Be Sold—No Reserve $8.00, $10.00 AND $12.00 BRACE | $2.00 AND $2.50 FANCY BACK | DISH, MAN $10.50 CHAFING $1.25 LINGERIE AND CROSS 48c || tee ae "| | #0e RUCHING, WRITE 4 LETS, 20-YRAR | COMBS, 18 K GOLD, | NING AND BOW- HAR WAISTS $ COLORS, GUARANTEE .....++.. $2.89 INLAID coseccscseeee 48c MAN srscerseveess $1, 98 $3.00 TAILORED AND LING 1 25 Corsets 68c BOX $6.00 CHILDREN'S $ j ; " ERIE | yaeseeees UPFS, SRACEL| a $1250 FRENCH OPERA | $1.26 FRENCH PLATE en $ ibe LADIES’ SILK HOSE) $2.75 RUFFS, yo BT oes esees 1,18 ianaie tt uote AND MGEROAG ® A8c WAISTS 1,89 SUPPORT 8 ASSORTED 1:5 ned $2 HILDREN'S 28c OF $12.60 IMPORTED 6 48 | ERS c $1.00 AUTOMOBILE BRACELETS ......... PEARL ¥ $6.48 $7.50 FANCY BEAD. 1 98 LINGERIE WAISTS A $2.00 KAYSER apy i $3.00 LOCKET AND a. 8 | ED HAND BAGS ..@ts $4.50 LINGERIE BILK Hoss $1.48 SCARPS .. ss vesenys RIN sein cs ests sina $ PIECE SET OF SILVER | 9.8) Gone ALLIGATOR eaiere $2.68 Bic WINDSOR $1.00 GOLD-FILLED CUFF KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, | $6.50 GENUINE ALLIG li . aa ETC, IN HANDSOME, | HAND . USHDS se st ND RUSTONG 41.4 ‘ ' 28¢ 1 a eee | BA sone $2.48 1 $6 00 Kayser Italian | Undermus! DRAW JA 1078 ® “ae $2.50 SET OF SLEEVE | cae. S008 safle Le AND ways Wd gE Fares $2.50 LADINS’ LEATH: STICKPIN 4... .csecceess 48c } $1.00 SET OF SILVER 58 ER PURSE PAGS ,; -98c oe $1.50 set or | TPASPOONS c $1.00 LADIES’ SQUAW 38 S SLERVE| $5.60 LADIES SIL, $2 68 | BRM | 55045 ep tah osiae C y BUTTONS VER PURSES 100 | sce tains 4 YoAND $1050 HANDSOME iauT. | PURSES wp C Silk Vests, $2.89 | eee Mc "rts ans 89C | / sae ay bX - os GOWNS. 8c ° $ CORSET COVERS, $5.00 PETTICOATS, WITH fesse ADIES' PURE THREAD 89c tie LADIES F BLACK HOS} ¢ LADIE BLACK Daud Bp AND PINK Dats SEO MAND TAN HORE 28 aah FrIOOATS Jc As We Are Disposing of This Merchandise Wholesale and Retail, We Would Advise Intending Purchasers to Be on Hand Eariy and Avoid Disappointment SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 3rd, AT 10 A. 2% cm, — has cine | Ce Sri CRIDAN CO. dienes an Second Avenue and Pine St. | @ § Second Avenue and Pine.St aad as ee ae eememner mene TE ST Ts CTT SAT RE aS ~ Yee ay etal atari ALL STERLING SILVER, FLATWARE, TOILET SETS, ETC., SELLING BELOW CONTRACT PRICES