The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1909, Page 11

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1909. 11 ee ere epee cee oo cess. daaia: camenaneeaee ee HOME HINTS fEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR)... Hie OF STAGE TO MUCHFOR = WhatWomen —GHIC PICTURE HAT ee = ¢ ESE PREITY GIRLS aoe. te Pioynegcios bd ¥ iz SITs } Mine 1 her hue who help Mine, Guadaloupe de Haro, a de soendant of the Montes ie in| New York, studying dot le wet | ence as practiced tn the United States, in order to introduce It inte her own country, Mextoo | | dive. Isaac Rice, the -anthnolwe i Crusader, sold her beautiful home ‘ — on Riverside drive, New York, and ~ . moved into @ hotel, because the tug ‘ boat captains agatat whom aho be Anty Drudge Tells How to Avoid wan her war t ted thelr whistles at Ee mt dying | Accidents. all hours of the night whenever | they 1 1 hor house. | war the Fi tly to keop| Anty Drudge ‘Goodness gracious! Have you and Jimmy from injur | been in a train wreck ?”’ | Mra, Wontlearn—-‘‘Worse than that~washboiler upset } THAYN ANSHUTZ MISS ADELAIDE ANSHUTZ ‘AT TRACTIVE Semag. Pa, July 3—The Kathryn's younger siater, Adelatde, Petes gtage prove:t | th eiae beak oh teak when I was stirring the clothes; and I had to hire realist, for y BLACK GOWN berries | Mrs, O'Sullivan to do the washing after all.” iment a] — | ye “4 eye ae ayers | Anty Drudge—‘'Well, the damage is done. But perhaps may a ae | ansed, ff tt fone the now you'li take my advice and do your washing with of the pe pe hadley BAVULIDEN G73, (Unytn| work of looking over frult or bull: | Fels-Naptha in cool or lukewarm water. It'll save solv pareats’ ‘ficken ‘Our Pr jing it will be Mecomplished more) you lots of work, save your clothes and prevent ‘ itera have gone on the stage accidents like this.” with the full permission of the cob . aged 20, returned onel and myself,” she sald, “and | The most delicate of eut glass water without , racking if it le. Iaid sideways 4n So easy, says every woman, after her he water. If the pattern i out at ; 4 ° ‘ dt deep, when washing the veasel| first trial of the Fels-Naptha way of washing, rubbed on ly have our best wishes for may be pu. inte Gila xpring, and pald thoy sure ir. Kathryn Wormley, thoir success. You must understand While thore whe met that they have a most effictent " who was looking chaperon. Mrs. Wormley goee with fer the “Motor Girl” com. the girl to the theatre every night i géeepted his offer and brings them home, They are Sete the chorts and wrote beth ambitious and I am sure they bat it to her parents will both succeed, Kathryn (s writ y sent t too, al present bg tmmoed ay §@ an authority the;tion ts better than a cure, she! 4 of all kinds | should not walt to care for her hair See ies and bounds, OM! #he finds tt tailing her, she leaps adh *\|tmust not aacrifics her hair to the of the purchasers | tear of arriving jate at bustnens. a Women, This author She must get up earlier in the or a her TEE si affecting the|moruing tf neceserry, to give ft t and ends {a almost every washday for years before she ; pa wit white 1 » acting | proper care. She must exeret , clasp. The large monogram in the | long shallow scaltoy - ; beat. and pe at tee dyen ae ia tira penatsie the : “ | ODES Op TO lower corner ie entirely out merc erized cotton cA ino color | actually did, For some reason or other iy the chief cause of must avold working where her hair . @ then @ Geen witiet | trone| Lat harmonizes with the room i lous of Bair.” | 18 subject to direct rays of artificial (which is no reason at all) she kept on | And so quick, and such a clean, sweet smelling batch of clothes! ammonia And that, too, without boiling or scalding hot water! And no back-breaking work on the wash-board! vertasting.| And yet, perhaps, that same delighted » ine!) woman had been going to try Fels-Naptha SSS Bummer usually brings forth the! She wears, too, a jumper dress ¢ jpleture hat tn all ite glory It la rose-colored eatin foulard broad, Mat, uncenve nnal, always, | yoke I ne The «irl in the {it rajcoral beads, and one of whi cheeks tural « with rone either, Por p » days—and Lartiatic, this summer girl of our the dresser es * ae woes not the « ra but “ha teriows matter, for a lebt | “heod of Bair is always ad-| The business girl should observe | F “4 man in search these hints, and remember a fact | J fe in the opinian of which the expert points out, “the ‘Simost a necessity deterioration in the hair of the male population makes it more de | % that the bus-jsirable that the ‘glory’ of woman that preven-/ should be preserved at ite best | be Interested wnd stimulated rather | than allured, will linger longest by be Bee of the woman paat 30, ashe ina Qaaaoa * i itting aside the question of = - ere le a deo! increase in the Woman's ativattivenses to others Hy Std Nite. lly My 5 pon width of the new skirts, On gowns Fe MINOTIE inn th heat me PROF. _STEVENS working the old-fashioned, out-of-date way wes hegre diene + BAe, until a sudden impulse determined her to ae hair | try Fels-Naptha. And then ever after- ie od Fan” fia wards—so easy washdays. Be sure and use Fels-Naptha the Fels-Naptha way. Follow directions on the red and green wrapper. Mather (wishing te impress the The hat rarely matehes the cow ; tume just now Rows of tiny buttons rival rowa of large ones, HAND-MADE HATS A Buttoned shoes are more popular SPROCIALTY than laced ones. Mme. Paul EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY and especially to men—I should say | dress.” Hare ia one of the prettient |O! th@ latest models they measure ge THe Ave, Sevetie Rew Eat Mapleine Ice Cream —It's Delicious 5) ® aay Foy pars par unos models of the year, four yards and more around. - ie rf N id be more effective e human | t siltiness of extreme youth, ahe | for pescado face saad the biack| Fashionable belts have an orien — bes _ Lo a . © maa wes ott? sill fresh and usually heart |isee of which this gown ia made. [t| tal air, Rubber belte are still good, (20T Secead Av, Opp. Saver - oad j whole, sho is deeply interested in|is worn over a slip of blue, and has| afd there are ribbon belts of the = meage Of SF.and & WO! nereeit, there are possibilities a front A of white chiffon or net} metallic type jta-her life, anything might happen | stitched with blue and gold threads —p pto her, and the thought thrills! The iace which edges the panel from! Sbopptog bags are larger than at 35. [through her blood, nothing can! teit to belt around the neck in| ter, The correct thing ts to have! CTO" is tepwy dawnt her; Fate cannot appall. heavy Cluny or Irish, dyed a bril |emall letter initials just below the wane, in thie he Erase Pm aad life and ite), N#turelly. she lacks the depths of | jiant blue. A belt of black satin | ” —~ — ~~, fe before ner ling and experionce of the older | edged with bive passes around the | in the | oman If she has neither hus! waist from panel to The! feomaturity, |bAAd vor children she does not |giedves are inurely elbow length, comes the wir have to worry about them, aod if} finished with a small frill of the girl begins one man bores ber she can send | ace Of things. him to the right about and install! The coiffure is low and a band of 0 ife about hor| Mother fo Bis place. Or she can} pine ribbon is worn around the a mere tor, {rub man off the map ff she 10 de-| head, with bow tied Just above th most intoxicat- *!"°* ear Hi ; Not the wide-efed Innocence and a = lite, ber snoranée of uxtréme youth, nor the and ey, poise and expertence of middle age, iy and strength otill leew the peace of age, but the independent period of the twenties j's woman's happiest Ume. a vital qnestions Asoate Syhcnt ly mrt ‘There are timen when there are one way or | bundles of old papers to be burned. What to ex. | This te dangerous in & grate fire. or thinks she| 7%? following fs the method whieh to the same |"! avert danger of the chimney eatching fire: Make tight rolla of Mapleine te the new flavor better than maple No Finer ‘ . j B & Tamate Grotto j 1425 Fourth Av, Mate 6304, tod. 214 e © Open trom 11180 a.m. fol a. 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