The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1909, Page 11

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN | — “EREDENICK & NELSON eS a a | . iF SPOS eOe eee eeerererer oan Oa teen on ad et DSON FOR GIRLS fact] ae IN THESE PICTURES WOMEN Final Week of the July Sale of Furniture —Third Floor — " The Old Shoe. } ave, FROM A PHOTO The custom of throwing an old | MADE WITHIN THE hoe after the wedded couple for luck Is @ remarkably widespread one, but It le not Alwaye @ pleasant! feature of the ceremony,” began & young minister who t# interested In folklore, The other day J rag) acro#a @ ourlous om which {4} AND AS SHE APPE ARED ge HER MARRIAG To THAW. two maid to prevail yet in villages of ot what a few aoyinors e | fer the ceremony the bride le o pave do escorted to her new home by her girl friends; and the young hue} bat has DroUsl' uO Broly Neabl artist's pert and, also in the hands of bie frieuda, is next led to a pomt alll couple of hundred feet from the {il house, where a balt « made. Th ] a rejected suitor, if there} arms himself with wooden shoe, while the groom, ducking his head, maken a dash for the house. | The discomfited suitor throws) as hard and true as possible, and |i | the crowd cheers or derides, agcord jing to the success of the shot Times have been when the alm Borer picture eet fhe ee trom the ether as» ‘ DOL, OF | ad | has boom true, and the poor bride: |i groom has retained @ reminder of | the adventure on his features for a : . . whurte ' pp leouaiderable period. But more JULY SALE PRICE, $9.50—Morris JULY SALE PRICE bie ga it (nvarinh!y often than not, the disappointed |i Chair of oak, principally quarter-sawed, | Comfortable Arm Rocker r is only 28 suitor, Whose shaft of love has mie . ‘ I j , ‘ ‘ ’ « yet carried, also wisses with the shoe, |i finished golden or Early English; aleo | sawed oak, finished fumed tractive gn, con t f | draw " “ie lofer pictur and the triumphant bridegroom | I in birch, finished mahogany, Hag wide) upholstered with Spanish har {g 15 4 and ate : de © , In t gains the house unburt : ; f . ted by twe | cag _ 7 at | arms, shaped front posts, spring seat, re- | and back fitted with three shaped | leatherette at, turned spir te hs i trom whieh moe! girls recall Wedding Day Supertitions | versible, velour-covered cushions, and ad slats; square post stock and t con back and pos and ¢1 € dowigt } hed in mahoga satin vl \ We al know the old couplet |i} at the bride's garments on her|ff wedding day. She ls lw wear Something old and something new justable back, | struction, | top H penciled eyebr Something borrowed and ething \ tively. The lips blue. I are daubed wit A bride has been seen to ato: » lo i] | | | } | the church poreh before ding to ask her bridesmaid for A loan of @ hatr because she had} | forgotten the omething borrow |i —— —— | ed chorus girl—the girl Something old” is usually a t admirers brooch or other trinket, and the Mu T © Is a lesson for every gitl| something blue” a garter. Rarely © half closed heau plotures. adeed, does a bride fall to ing new i to at = | “sor SOSESSESESOSesesesese Seeeoeoe TO PRESERVE PEACHES, PEARS OR PLUMS BY AN EXPERT. POPOCSESO HOSE HOOHOSOESCSeores The D. A. R. of New York state has ballt a memorial arch to “Mad }Anthony Wayne at Stony Point, )f i $ $ ; e H ; 3 JULY SALE PRICE, 824.76 JULY SALE PRICH, $28.76 — Over / JULY SALE PRICE - Combination Buffet and China staffed Englith Rocker with loose sent’) Buffet of oak, pr CE GITCHELL KIRK. and will dedicate it July 16. | wWY ec * pole ot..c betension . She alles se and beck cushions covered with Spanish | JULY SALE PRICE, $6.95—Six-foot Extensior | quarter-sawed, finished Closet of quartered oak, fietshed as the smallor fruits. Miss Dorothea Jones, of Harrie moroceo leather. Hack cushion {a filled | Table of solid oak, finished golden. Top measures | Case contains tw golden, Has two top drawers, nea, Fes. wursieal burg, Pa. was oniy a few days past lil with silk floes, and seat cushlon with | : j on 3 on Vag thee Tob. ailved one lined for silver, and large sation in her seventeenth birthday when she |jf ~ ett then has round corners; legs ar , 4 ‘ He as ise tnany ot sdeuived tha: beares-of B.A. trom wt quality black curled hair; full | 42x42 inches, and has round corners; legs are of | large rage compartm compartment for china sPring-edge seat unsere are of quar ey ith be . I Top monsures 18x38 inches; sanded oak, finished Early English, or | heavy stock, fluted and turned and securely joined to | aegrchites _ eled plate mirror, 8x34. Small selected Northern birch (inished mahog- | P asures 17x41 inches; | shelf below mirror is supported any. Arm Chair to match at same price. | top rail, | | beveled plate mirror, 12x38, by two shaped standards. you have your fruit Ks the University of Michigan. fruit is ready and —— 4a ‘them. Buy good frutt | Miss Frances Pearl Mitchell {| less of (It; it ts) & successful farmer of Missour! and much more) who ls planning a trip to the Holy Land on the profits of this year's! crops and hogs. peaches, pears or | ° at in | -—— es Oe ie Sik Gurney Refrigerators re stertitain, e Unite a ai ‘ie them a that (hls year's graduates por at July Sale Prices & wire basket $150 «each §=6for commencement es them for ; gt clothes, - Cut — omg tales, peel . The German empress is a famous Into cold water. pi heediewoman and delights espect b about one pint of ally in embroidering garments for|ff quart, and this may MRS. ALICE G. KIRK, infants’ wear, sirup, boiled at ui Fill the sterf! the fratt, cover to | hard. Set to one side to cool. the boiling sirup, | These may be canned tn like man- covers on and|ner in a kettle of water, allowing eam cooker for 16/10 minutes longer for the cooking w the peaches are|in the water. In drossing wounds one must re member that danger lies In the fact that disease germs find ledgment jquiehly trem the ais, the clothing il JULY SALE PRICE,| JULY SAL® PRICE, 91.76 = ee oe JULY SALE PRICE, $2.75) JULY SALE PRICE, $175—Table of solid oak, | —Chalr of solid owk, prine!- wound, In consequence, diood |i] —Chamber Chair of quarter- | $1,50--Dining Chair of finished Early English, | pally quarter-sawed, finished Dolsoning, lockjaw and a train of ff 4 oa finished golden, | solid oak, finished golden Has ich square top, | flden or Barly Knglivh. Has | saddie-shape wood seat, square poste and panel back. Rocker to match, in golden only; price $2.50. POPPA PLD Panna be va complications are llable to op Of mahoonay fintuhed det Is of heavy construction Even scratches, when not properly | Is of box construction and has and has cane seat and cared for, may result in inflamma | cane seat, shaped front lege | quarter-sawed top — rail hte dish: Scoopione ean of shrimp and one-half a| tion which will oo obi, |i and back panel; small carved | with embossed carving of six round, can of peas; season with salt and | cause the loss of & limb, or even <i f re leaving the shell. | white poppe ‘and cook five. min-|cost hie life. For this reason, moé- ornament at center of top a od is oe with fiv With macaroni that utes. orn surgery demands that the rail | Hat spindies. Med tender and sea- el wound dressings must pot only lo fated cheese on Martherough Pie. clean, but be surgtoally lean. I 4nd bake in moder-| Grate stx apptes, add one cup/they are dipped into an antlaeptic |i ‘Miavies. Serve with sugar, grated rind and juice of one | solution of one tablet of biehloride |i a aince: Place in pen jemon, three tablespoons butter,| of mercury toa pint of water, there jf} . from the shell, three or four eggs, two tablespoons | can be no question of thelr clean and a sticed wine. Bake in under crust, ness. Royal Steel Range Gurney Refrigerators Baie Fu ‘nk toleeh So ig Special $22.85 of Ash, finished golden, a ee eae Re width, 23 inches; depth, Te one va tain in “snc | [EAL OUTING HAT 16 inches; height, 40 inches; ice capacity, 40 Of weet milk and| boll slowly, Simmer gently till FOR YOUNG GIRL i | lbs.; July Sale oat —\ Price..... $7. a tren of sugar, one iS minutes to each pound, The set illustrated is in the Derby shape, with full butter size of an tn one tableepoon salt just Warts add one-half lore it Is done, Serve with plain ied in a little butter sauce, Same style, 26 inches gold border and mat gold handles. This is one of wide, Hg inches deep and Haviland & Company's most popular and up-to-date ff 42 inches high; i ce ca patterns, Full sets are priced as follows; er and two cups of 50-piece set, service for six persons; $53.C pacity, 50 Ibs. 10 45 a of : a . bom . : oe v gee July Sale Pr 4009 . 100-piece set, service for twelve persons, $94.00, Bet to rise three Prepared Mustard. ind large she an extra brace for —e White and Gold Haviland China in the Derby Shape tay 2 BO S6E flour to knead. Let| Mix one-half cup of mustard, one then shape {nto roils fourth of confeetioner’s sugar and oblong and one level teaspoon of salt, Heat yhe pint of vinegar; when hot pour it one-half of liquid on dry in Mf Wanted at 6 p. nv tents, slowly stirring constant 16:20 a. m. ly to keep from lumytng, If the a raustard ts too thick add more of the hot vinegar. Very light and + | Prosaed Flank of Beef. Wipe, remove superfiuous fat and a flank of beet, Put ina gt J r with bolting water, aud add “ Colla "ots of one tablespoonful salt, one-half tee tea Hittle nar. | *P0OM peppercorns, & bit of bay Gites 204 bake | af and & bone or two which inay @ittard is firm | V6 8 hand. Cook slowly until meat un at head to which cloth is sectitely fastened at ends by malleable tron loop and nickel-plated castings pateacter at foot is of turned wood. Special, § H closet, There are four Sinch holes and ft salt and dash of paprika, Spe } ' and Peas. there til) perfectly smooth. | cial Showi 4 Hats two 6-inch holes, a top surface 27x35, in Mix well with asparagus, put in a tablespoon of | jittie buttered baking dish, stand . together dish fn pan of hot water and bake One pint of anti firm, Turn out and serve Hit smooth, A414 | with drawn butter sauce, Frederick & Nelson Incorporated fe in shreds. There should be but) 11 is a mushroom shape of rough ‘ : sos little liquor in the kettle when ment) straw in natural color, A wide Same style, 29 inches " | lia done. Arrange moat in de¢p PAM,| scart of binck «atin is oarried . »: ervicea e oven ammoc $ apie Post utes. |pour over liquor, cover and press | round the crown and made into a wide, 18 inches deep and SS Of the. pincaopio| With © heavy weight. Serve cold, | large bow at the right side of the hict ae ‘ A S ecial, $1. 25 a 4 tava | thinly slice back, At the base of the satin fold : ges which were n . H Se _— linn row of amail rose in vivial A number of Royal Steel Ranges \ ily 44 inches high; ice ca- P | Wy Soup of water| | colore slight} damaged in transit, are specia ef nr “anvan weave Hani q W feger, then boii| COOK together enough asparngua) ‘Thin hat I one of the most sriced at $22.85. The Roy: il Steel Re inge has pacity, io lbs. seehl leat 11 WD 15 tnlnutes and 1 taaapoon of minced parsley to| charming seen this season, as It In i é ’ dal . . Hl sk s made of excellent | te stand fill a good-sized cup. When cool} particularly becoming to youngiy body of Wellsville polished steel, asbestos Jul *Sale Price quality hard-spun, three- jf i" ih and squ pour in 3 eggs beaten ight, To {oe and to those who affect the/il lined. It is fitted with duplex grate for wood y ° ply warp yarn with two- j won fee, This m this add a thickening of 2 table | jow neok so popular iar june ¢ now. ‘ sa rind ply hard-spun filling yarn, Has tufted throw- i Mhuce and {c 4, | #poons of butter, 2 tablespoons of | or coal, and has high roll warming ie a ‘ De : ; flour, 1 cup of aweet 1 % ten yack pillow and fancy cording; concealed spreader } } $3. Ii! cluding end shelf, and an oven 14x18 Madam 0 dnches, 1823 Third Av,