The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1909, Page 7

eee? auick GITCHELL paiywab nn is eal ait ancertaintle ges rans ay frvit, with & Know thine KIRK ap to give the uf the ie desire family, a reat pl fa the bast» elewent giows ft to fF i overrine fruit ked too Le earties th and curran!s ad over carefully to at lmperfect pwiy in the presery well with of masher a r three-cornere . = thickn th that has beer for wee, Alwa al rong harne ean be purchase d department, fast: or table, and su from this, wher a large bow! a this very diher things besid im the larger fruit cand cut them barely cove with ly until th f Juices wel! st is strained © Pet trots attow tt a my of Some Porcupine. Weal, latub or bo« f add rolled fine and a| pf baron, chopp« alt, pepper and | with weil beater Beal Cut striy ad insert in Wal, leaving Pour mptul of loaf and b: Cs ake an will baste meat cooked place , add more to-| is left in pan, then strain and 5, Cake. | » 1% cups Nour Jevel teaspoons | BS r (well beat q cup walnut and | tea np vateee ‘Walnut meats, ears, vanilla. Sift flour and| together, add and Bake tn sheet 45 P| tee Br Bnglish walunts When cold ts an vt white frosting se and place whole top. i: or four ‘of rhnbarb chopped. ‘ » & few jop and mix all together, taste and bake with (wo. foriginal(—Stew add 3 bananas of flour mixed Sweeten and stew i Chop rhubarl after tatting off roots, add of flour and one exe, good. Mix all bake with two cruste — Date Jam. of dates, pat the Preserving kettle with of water and place over heated, then add 1 mer Kittle s quite thick, then pour | yesterday of whe it we are offer M visit the Bremerton navy ‘amd vattleships. Only fev of them were sight }M we sold 34 lots and A, end yard City Con $ do not jump You have to that their money ix These are the people that we are will. OUR EXPENSE to them that they Of & good profit in a OB an investment of Navy Yard City the gover t yaad at Bremerton é lots te eat ain at $40 and . Of $4 down and $ Certified abstra # Ih and paid for on wy payment Of work in’ the Call at our office ana % 0B the fast wow + i Weaving Colman dock z 3 fifty minut ne +d are taking ero ON DEVELOP Hin T COMPANY. Red Currant Jelly ue wiven f manbl m int jelly by ¥ t wat and drain " ‘ “ire, Re ice to t kettle and boll art at a tine r 1 Add h heated sugar ir until die aived. Holl, put a teaspoonful in a saucer and atend on toe n { water. If ft tiles at reme pd pour “ol and inte way paraffine d over them jare and cover in the waual Rastly made and Inexpensive. Bancroft Pudding Two and one-half tableapoons of butt er just warm. Stic in teacup sugar and 2 egg well beaten, 2 toa apor Nou sweet milk or lemon hot ome of cream of tartar in 1 pint Tr. | teaspoon soda in 1 cup Flavor with nutmeg Bake & hour and serve with sauce. Sauce for same—One cup sugar % cup butter, 2 tablespoons flour % pint hot water wine or brandy. | Equal wine glass of s¢ juice of lom instead of wine, if desired Favorite Pie Crust. quantities of prepared flour and pastry flour using leas shortening than for all pastry you it have no prepared flour use daking powder, a good teasponful tor 2 ples M girl, ner delp M ent iss Oliva Salamanca, a Filiping won the Agnes Robinson Mes prize for anatomy at the Phila bia Wome: Medica! college ta. Ophelia Amigh, superintend. of the Ilinols state training schoo! for girls, made a plea at the National Conference of Charities and wirt bot that, Correetion at Buffalo, for the who ls somewhat defective but feoblo minded. She contends “when girls of this class come before a judge for commitment to an him institution, It never oecurs to that they ate | irre sponsible and DON’T USE = CRUTCHES in tre \ BIG ‘|Bake 0 Oven I DOWD | Cured Me | J. W. GLAZIER, ve had no use for crutches I took fie first Bake Oven Tam entirely free from pain and soreness and attend my dail feeling Ov 215 wy & Y pursults without the slightest of Rheumatism. The Bake reatment is a wonder and It «a fellow up ina hurry. Lough Loughney have their offices People’s Bank building, f Second and Pike, auite 224 “ consultation, They 4d with them Dr. FH. a medical practitic perintends the work and itment of each ahd every case. Yours for the Bake Oven, Signed) 1. W. GLAZIER, 2nd Aw. Morth, Seattle, Wn. egneeee sree ee eePeSePeOeSeSePeSeseseGesee seeeererugeseoeoroeoe HOW TO MAKE JELLY BY AN EXPERT. Heoeersoeeore CPS CS Se SeSeeesedege MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN PROPOR SeSeHeseoeeeeres Don't Wear Earrings Few cat | though they be eOoweeeecese wear earring the atyle of with a swan t aint who ¢ horself with the elongate arming In a and 80 gonerall trying in the The Rings and Chains He Gives You I that of placing them half full of warm nm eoak in & bottle soapsude mixed with a litle ehalk The haly should be left for - m hour, E aanex ihe” lk Children's brown, gray, pink and sky blue; 19c pair. poured off and the t vf blue , : P P . . Rae cod water an ging Women’s good quality Silk-Lisle Hosiery Jy in black, white, tan, brown, champagne, oedperscare Children's red, pink, sky blue, green and several woll ast npers, of tan, and i ward : tgtbte i Kray or pink { band | mes viel bat never defe , a PIO aaa ore and These girls are usually fond of ex: {if luck, striped | citement, dress, and display, and |i shirting OF OK AT 50 c— i what tneulty and energy they pos |B blood hambray Morning i teas are turned tn this direction gingham; sizes 1 omen’ S m i W f | The power of reasoning out things | tee inne tl Vaists o i} for their own benefit seems to be lil ares THeee white percale I own quantity, so far as good |My Karments are well patterned with | Hy on hg are esaily | made anc id have round neck and belt 38 an le dainty black or } into the wrong one. They should b considered defectives, and commit: | ted aa such,” “umnorn ek ay so Wael all new Fall models, the sample line of a | 41 75—Morning Sacques of good ff ok: en il last res weigi sleand miiwy | Samples, no two of these garments are | {rirJ'srsaarankesttet | iesth, bare tne eee Rieti Calf Lace Oxfords, new alike. NG Sr el AT $1.00—Morning Sacques of | “The huwehold feather duster & most potent means of scatterin consumption merma, Why do house wives use feather dusters, anyway? | They don't remove dust; they only redistribute it should be protitit by law What * iJ . : sha EEE houses? Why. lM and military heel; $2.65 voile. All are late models, including gored-flare and TRULY WARREN MEN’S SAMPLE SUITS MEN'S FALL AND WIN. TER SUITS, Noweat patterna; latest atyles American woolens. ly taflored. Handsome $20 and $25 | $30 up to $45 Men's Suits. | Men's Suits, Fall Styles. | Fall Styles, TRULY WARREN SAMPLE SUIT MAN, Second Av. and Marion Bt. pre right path and |i P if ? it | i Their manufacture |i JUST ARRIVED—ABOUT 1,000 | All of the highest grade of $1275 $18.75 Rooms 228 and 230 Burke Bidg, FREDERICK & NELSON, STORM CLOSION DAILY AG Binoy JULY ‘ Ny AvauaT Entrance on either Madison or Spring Street, as well as through Store from Second Ave. POCO SSCSCOTO® Floor Coverings leum, 35e, 40¢ and og i ter Rug iv ninster us to offer Children’s Coat Sweaters, 49 ren's Co. in Women’s it Sweaters, sizes -_ A ning with pea in gray, red or white due or red trimming stripe, plaid Children’s Sleeping 3 year | | | | Children’s s Rompers shades of ar ay; ‘19¢ pair, # piped with white. Price 39e wT Hasoment Balesroom The Skirts comprised in this Women’s Oxfords at ‘eT shape, medium heavy sole and Cuban ME heel; $1.65 Patent Colt Lace Oxfords, welt sole and Cuban heel; $2.65 Brown Vici Kid Oxfords, welt sole Patent Kid Button Oxfords, gray AT $6.45 quality black voile and navy-blue or panama, made with many gores and stitchetl seams, or in the new plaited tic, Goodyear welt sole and Cuban | heel: $2.95 —Recoment ment Galoqrems. | || Laces, Nets and | Embroideries self material. | Ponyee-color Net Bands, silk em- broidered ; yard, 28c and 27¢ | Net Bands, silk embroidered, in black, brown, navy, copenhagen and electric yard, 25c and 37c M-inch Pongee-color Net, embroi dered with medium-size coin spot; yard, 75¢ 18-inch Net, embroidered in clover i leaf design; yard, $1.25 | 42-inch Imitation Tucked Net, in i] white only; yard, 75e | | | blue; Ladies’ Home Journal i} Patterns for August INCORPORATED The Raleigh Turkish Baths MEN ONLY, | Fourth Av., between Union and rine | No further com HAND-MADE HATS A SPROIALTY, Mme. Paul BXOLUSIVE MILIANERY, 1829 Third Ave, Oppoati 411.60 Men's Sample Suite ,,,,, 98.00 | $18.00 + 2.80 424—PIKE ST.—424 25, $20 Hample Buite ,, MARTIN & 00. GLOVES, (207 Hecond Ay, Opp, Savoy Motel, CHILDREN'S BYE TROUBLES means that the doctor's skill in pre Ivey special gnd o rota attention soribing is moat efficiently supple ih " ¢xataination fj ny Lap ees mented by the drugglet’s ekill in cy ur ehargea are very ie Raven “presertption compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, 1416 Gecond Av, SCHUCHARD OPTICAL 00, 1207 Seoond Ave, best Tho Home of “PRRFHOCTO”. glove In thie ley for 81,00 a pair, ing exceptional values Women’s Silk- Lisle and Cotton Hosier Hosiery in black, white, tan, brown, navy, pink and sky blue; 19c pair. Women’s good quality All-Lace and Lace- Boot Cotton Hosiery in black, white, AT $4.85—Women’s Sample Skirts of good quality navy-blue and black panama; also shown in black j—Women’s Sample Skirts of excellent with bands of satin or taffeta and buttons of jet or Inexpensive Summer Undermuslins i, 12 NOON SATURDAY punina asement Safesroom Women’s Black and “et Hosiery Mm = 19c Pair Another large | » 2 purchase at a low figure enables the follow- Veuw s Hosiery: j and y, including and polka-dot mt gold ornaments, when platn effects in blue, red, pink, § children we 1 and whador 1 with be ’ , ’ gal Bde ay Meet no a 25¢c gray and lavender; 19¢ pair. { jy.) " P Childe Sleeping Garments of : a = e i . ries the id quality muslin, having neck and Women’s fine quality Plain Cotton } 1 with narrow em h tan, with plair red offering are tractive patterns, made in same style | cluster-plaited effects, some plain-tailored with nar- / cloth top and hand-turned sole; Dra e Section ip 265 oe row stitched bands, others trimmed with bands, P ry iW] Bronze Calf Oxfords, Colonial r slit ; . Arabian-color Nottingham Lace ff | tie, Goodyear welt sole and Cuban} narrow satin pipings and small Jet or silk buttons. Curtains, strong mesh, 24% yards i heel; $2.95 long; two attractive patterns; pair, j * Wine-color Oxfords, three-eyelet 75e. black chiffon- lapped _tailor- styles, finished Couch stripe effects, of good, strong fabric, inches wide, wide couches and couch beds; $1.50 72 each, Seasonable Neckwear | at Moderate Prices Pongee-color Venise Bands, two lawn, V ‘alencie nnes lace and embroi- ff to three inches wide; yard, 2le and dery; 25 and 50c¢ each i 29¢ i | a : F : Jabots formed of lawn, Valen- ff # 18-inch Swiss and Nainsook Cor- » ciennes lace, embroidery and baby | Hf set Cover Embroidery, in several at Hibons 226 eid: 28 eae. ? | i] tractive patterns; yard, 2$¢, 35¢ and wes Se ee A : i 50 COMBINATION SUITS—Very practical undergarments Soft Dutch Collars, trimmed with i All-Linen Torchon Edges, one —at 49, 75c, 99e, $1.25 and $1.49, imitati men? trish’ edge ang sin+ @ i half inch to 1% inches wide; yard, - é sine We. . aon 4 , ‘ : ancy Stoc o pase in a large as- | Bil Ao AE ot a0 pt GOWNS, in a wide assortment of attractiv. styles, at 49c, 2 sortment of styles; 25c, 35¢, 39c, 45c iI} ° 69e, 75¢ and 9c. and 50¢ each | | Window Shades Dich Collars in severa rt tet } Machine-made Opaque Shades, DRAWERS at 19c, 25c, 39e, 49e and 59%. desig aes = +3 mounted on Stewart Hartshorn im : Bie gprs : i co neck ah ns in H proved self-acting roller; 36 inches CORSET COVERS at 19¢, 25c, 35c, 49e and 59% . p see en | wide and 7 feet long; 4% ) i a Ruching, box of three | Water-color Shades, 36 inches wide LONG WHITE SKIRTS at 9c, 75c, 99c, $1.25, $1.49, and Poe HH and 7 feet long; 2% ae ae , i ? 2 Tourist’ Ruching, box of | six | FREDERICK & NELSON SAVE MONEY and AVOID PAIN Let’ me pay_your way to the Alaska Yukon Ex- A and my prices atw red from twenty-five to f bridge work four doliars jrold inlay fillings and all othor work at half the price charged by other fret classdentists. Ido the game work done by other high elane dentists for half the price charged by the combine sasociation dentist, 18 years in practice. BDWIN }. BROWN, 714 First Ave. Seattle | Rag | Women’s Lisle Children’s “M?” Knit Waists, 25e and Kimonos ms Morning Waists, Sacques | trir figures, made with tucks across front, close- fitting neck and turnover collar, light-colored lawn, in a variety of at- ff as sacques | | Valnes-friean the Cords and Fringes, odds and ends, including wide and narrow fringes with tassel- or feather-edge and silk yard, 5c. White } feet long and 44-inch in diameter, complete metal ends, and brackets; 10c. Cords; Dutch Chemisettes, combination of ff GOODS Entrance on either Madison or Spring Street, as well as through Store from Second Ave. "Say Union Suits, 39c thing rm but at neck or ect matt ne ved with tap wn, in lark 1 ned | ibed above. Basement Balesroom. at 75c, des enameled Curtain Poles, 4 jf with brass-tipped white Covers, in dark Oriental | suitable for extra- jf —Basoment Salesroom. Ladies’ Home Journal Style Books Free | Eat Mapleine Ice Cream -It’s Delicious etter than maplo