The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1909, Page 11

FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1909. A PICTURE HAT IN ss pip- | BLACK AND WHITE ee an | 4. ‘ sta 2)) ate * It should be free of scum iy j ac FA ONS | e- cans vem) by the time the vegetables are - | ‘The bright striped ribbons vith the | added 4 / by the manufacturers for ance . — July and August wen - i i | = y y {men's hat bands have been selsed peo This will provide 10 platefula of | é , upon by the summer girl and util rich, nourishing soup-—the kind | {ined for belt | bath. | that clings to one’s ribe—at approx ie te ; a) A8/imatoly 2% cents a plateful, It] a 5 J " a 4 | rtere ct Hed By [will be worth it, too, ‘Then ther mS delenia teh Se eoked | will be the soup meat bestde ’ \ r : ory : AEC 2G SE, AAR OOM ES . ‘ Now, thore in this about vegetable ‘ 4 is the newest material . / ut on | S0Up—It le elastic, That is to say, ‘ tor, and like the cord = gaged! eon tha - the list of vegetablen above ts en , ects, ls a revival will at hich th it vy | Urely arbitrary, but it is the ideal end of combination. ‘The okra, celery i Oriental colors continue to ‘ papdare bad : : |paraley and onlons eapectally give i popular trimming for panama e Ppamap bone (beet Kauckle voat to it—and of those the okra} | Ptarmipe (out Loto dice j§ most esteemed whore it ts ob-| . : | Black bats trimmed with od i potatoes (cut Into dice) tainable, Yet, where all the vege: | . flowers are creeping into favor eR ripe tomators (4 tables named heretofore are not | ‘ } Gearrots (sliced). procurable, good soup can be ma ~ 0 ! | prophesy that without them. Satisfactory veg are coming again | table soup can be made merely of | the tomatoes, potatoos, onions and parsley, besides the meat. That ts ja midwinter combination, Also, the | | soup can be strengthened by the ad: dition of vermioelll or macaroni | e the barrette, but ts much . Never throw away the soup meat. | Just tike a look at this stunning hat and tmagine it as being [O88 Bnd has short, firm tooth OW ec Ive There Is another meal in it—six| worn by « pretty girl ina black and white frock and Jet jowelry, | At hold It in place plates of hash. Chop up the meat| and cook with six potatoes diced, } Fegetables three onions, flour thickening, some pamall or of e Most vutter and a dash of vinegar Of hucksters will give you! 4 good vegetable soup made as mt of soup veRetables | suggested could well be crowned Bence. MOTHER YS COKB@K el Store Closes at 12 Noon which ts preferre ne | nt ‘ a although it makes a more | P R £ IBLEMS | i enough te ake a dough as as can be handled Turn on soup. board and mold thoroughly, Place re —f41 Y | T r be afraid to cook the soup} 4 woman writes that her hus| in pan and let raise 4 or 6 hours in f i omo row iaiees et pret jband suffers from dry dandroff, ‘ ja i. a fet It cook ‘ene ang | nd asks for @ cure. We suggest | " into roll houra. Then add the vege. |‘2® Slowing: Sublimed sulphur, | ‘ | oven. one dram; vaseline, one-half ounce; | and let the whole cook an-/ > ih, - ‘y : Fried Sardines With Bacon, Baeand one-half hours, | >Al#am of Poru, one-half ounce, | pain “sardines from oll, rub oft| Roast Pigeon. Feed little watching, for it will | vores [skin and wrap each tm vary thin} j,2 tn Vhe bird with stething at on aslow sire. The meat) Ordinarily the mother’s milk is! slleos of bacon. Skewer in place) WE io! tie bird sal Gane al ritick, but this can be prevent: [net Strong enough in bone making with toothpicks and fry till bacon) it skit nutuee mad 4 oetens te boy turning it once or twice. The | material and other ipgredients for! is crisp. puting and 3 0 rn ! © Will be thick. A quart or so a baby that has reached one year ———— Bes MR ogped n et } water may be added if it cooks |The child then needs a variety of Baking Powder Rolle, wth Seshied tutes ant pamehin rd 1a } r eric ée son ino much, While the soup-| food and will do better on a mixed! One quart of flour, 4 toaspoons| Mitt Melled butter and requir i is cooking, skim as often as‘ diet. baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, % | /MUIer Careful cooking { | | Incorporated “ Bae Canned Rhubarb, } Cut up in emall pleces and fill \Jars. Pour over enough water to Mi the jars. Water should be bot! ed first and let stand until cold before pouring over the rhubarb. Have new rubbers and seal air ght. Mandy to make ples in win ter, shoes will be b on The hat t# a flexible shape of white horsehatr bratd, -wov An occasional silver thread. The only ming if a aoft, wide j around the crown of black satin ribbon edged with a allver thread | 1 & tremendous rosette on the right aide and } ne slireamers. i place, take out and shape s and bake in @ very hot! Washington Pie. Two cups of four (al}around 4 “ = flour), 1 cup sugar, 1 teaspoon “rat | — = 2 teaspoons cream tartar, little salt | e. he Inexpen- . . in Sift all together, Bronk | eg¢ in] For many summers t | GE TRAC S F Ch Your measuring cup, fill with mitk,{#¥6 straw sailor has been ang yg LAR T Trout ishing | o1ce stir well into your dry mixture, | Slr oating hat for tt who ha | | Now add 2 tablespoons melted but. but little money to spend, and the $50 and Up Is Good ter, and bake about 20 minutes, | natty, simplytrimmed panama for | o 01 this Pf) | t ts Hl . those who bave the price. i be site ar on tis ncge Fane nves men Strawberry Pudding. This season flower and fruit) LARGE LOTS tackle, A few prices to put you B|[} Mash one quart of berries, with Hes abe at reg Mig bg wise | $15,000—50x100 on Jackson st; creeptin, into oT, : soe euptel of powdered cusae | A wy tae cating hak. The seth $35 and Up Peart spoon, the only thing for f/f) 2 houses, 12 rooms each; In- of one cup of sugar and one of wat.|thows a domeshaped creation | | tre eeeseeesrerees EE come $1,000 per yr.; close tng ef. Boil 20 minutes and mix with sof rough ¢reamcolored straw. These prices are what make § || Wilson, Stewart and Skookum Soens 9 ctrote: | Aparna it one ounce of gelatine dissolved | trimmed with a bunch of s«mall/ Bremerton Heights property spoons, at this store, all. 25¢ site; easy terme. i | or lh Ba egypt gee Bs Pe Beg foliage on elthur side " hell 26 fast. Thin beautiful (,4 Best Pennell flies, per dozen $5,250—-80x100; Queen Anne ease 6 cece eee S100 hill; right om brow of hill through sieve the berries Into tt, 1] These hats are much more be § property te alongside the Brom- Fine ostrich head files, | and close to Queen Anne ay.; add thom mashed finely, Let doo! |coming to the majority than the! orton Navy Yard and we are eh cc : whe | Secetlont alte Tor apartments; i ad more severe sailor and panama, an 5 whineed Tanke ot = a Tallady looks bewitching behind the/f Dllding @ clty there. The won: H)f Ordinary fies, per dozen.2h¢ $4,300—Benutifal modern hemes beat until i begins to thicken. |long crepe de chine vell of a becom-| se A es Peg A Silk lines.......25¢ to $1.50 Lelpore and large rosenptes \ 4 : jing shade. But the vell is only ajf of i | ble ‘constructed: tine inside oral gf very cold with| ing Nae ‘ot taste, or convenience, for} Sam ts spending millions on his A, fi HALL finteh: large porches; super ~ the hat may be worn with or with.|— 0aYy yard J tlerins 1 4) Pie a view ot mountaing, take Baked Mackerel, out ft, es For this week we are offering venue. van oat Pri cut from $5,000; easy Get a medium alzed mackere! and! jhave it dressed for broiling. Then | A Free Trip ep van }open out and put in well greased b baking pan, skin aide down. Drodge | To show you the navy yard and f! Ostr ich Feather s with flour, salt and pepper as you Bremerton Helghts. We can § Have ae tt tent nde tate at would a roast of meat, and put in| if prove to you that a small invest model and dye feathers in all sh . ii b six small pieces of butter here and ANSWERED ment In Bremerton Heights will | Boe and Pompone made from pew * Bailey Bidg, there, then pour over all one eup| 48, A bring you large returna, Weg) % °4 feathors of cold milk and bake in @ quick | will guarantee @ large profit In Saw Pee ee oven for 30 minut Dear Miss Grey: How can I take | ome Year at the present prices. " Seeew Dental War Makes Low Prices, — eet dark paint from a white linen |f Call at our office for free tick ei RTs wy vo {nde a fotlar on : Salmon Cutlets. feswat—M. B if ets or write for maps, price list KE a 4 pithy = bts Mix equal parts of cold faked /ROCT strong solution of wash- |p) and circulars, Go with us on the f/ (240 ; Beotal Goukian lane talmon and hot mashed potatoes. | 'f fant, new, palatial steamer H. B. » Se prid y two dollars, I do k @ Sbason with sait and pepper.~ Shape |'"& Roda half euptul to two) Reussdy, leaving Colman dock kitchen; « splendid stove strietty high - class or quart t water—will surely / ip tt for halt th in form of cutlets, dip 0 cramba, | oar aut tan pales “Then the soda | ten mes dally; fifty minutes Si Rae SR cates for halt the price io ee an Aree i fo een? | must be thoroughly rinsed out, and |p "de. be Woldeet tee? oe J pipe, Dem tint having cutlets overlap one another, |!t Will not apaccshd the material iN @eATTLE HOMEOEEKERS ET Tesi rime se, | | SRS in and look over the beautiful lines of shirts we are offering at the above prices, with |Garnieh with parsley, You can use_ Dear Mise-Grey: Tame working | COMPANY. Do you want to bu: Se | war, Re ai), yening until 10, tufts attached or detached. We must have more room for Fal! goods-—-hence the big reduc- balance of ean after making the | girl and am on my feet nearly all 106 Cherry St. (Ground Floor.) The Star's classifiéd real estate | lead my, article ia Saturdaye |day. Will you tell me how to re ° ern Dentistry. i our present stock. ‘ a es Iduce the swelling, and ease thom || lremerton Office, Oregon Bldg aoe from the aching pain?—-P. ©. A: A hot foot bath ts very rest ful to aching feet. Rub them well a after the bath, with alcohol, and I a » think you will find the swelling con-| > G q siderably reduced tn the morning Y/N NN] |The alcohol also tends to toughen ‘The crown princess of Roumanta| Dear Miss Grey: 1 am furnishing! Little Used B: E lw a operates several toothpick factories, /% den in mission style, and wonld son anon ae coe and expects this year an output of 4 & suggestion for window cur N Y 2 000,600 of the articles, The /tafms.—H. A. G - av ard R cit See the sights of the navy yard In our free auto, | Why not use ordinary gray cous is of Scotch birth and af A ent Mall Line for ® 8 Navy Yard 7 lrews woman of business Sinen crash toweling, which may be Steamers B Athen” Ee login b@ught for a shilling a yard It ! bition i RD Inia An American Indian girl, the ¥euld be very effective with a sten J ‘ Leaye Seatile—¢:40 ve 8 4 of 8 8 HR Kennedy, tas ee ih 10 8:45, 10:00, "44:80 oy 1180, | hs 4 nee Princess Neoskalita, is in London jelled border done in old green — AIRES Te ee ~ type attempting to set on foot a move | 4 - , j ~ Wee Cicer ima j ODDS AND EI NDS ment for the improvement of her) ear Miss Grey: My 12-yearold| H | aTnimeday, Seturday end sunday vad oy Hath Bente oo 8 ce noday. “ ; have frequent ents Change With. tribe, the Iroquois, She is a lee-| bey and I gost _ eta of I 4 Leave Hiromerton for Seattie—tig | °8t Net 1 plist a poet Whout the FAR! sia le upc on Ea pe his age should # 1 would lke " cniidren be | | | tare Sara Bernhardt, during her last | your — ; pyre Nees id Ind. 124; Main 3201, 29 joys of 12 should sleep nine U 4 visit to this country, sald that A a VER | made shoes are he hours at least, else neither their . E Hepat on ro sake back with ae bodies se. Chatt minds canal velop || Chickering & Sons $235 TT AND oe ¢ ‘ to Paris 160 pairs of shoos | properly ian... ae we Me ROUND TRIP, tween ages § to 1%, bait Six round trips daly, Leave Seatt! atta m, iam. 218 p ms pm om Gerhard .......$155 4 ‘ rt | ave Rverett 7 a m. At prices far below makers’ cost, to clean out our present stock Marshall & . 2 mx ” 216 p Wendell ... $145 } Kelso .........$110 | 1207 Second < ae E meee Ae D. S. Johnston. . .$100 ‘i @ )] e 9 e Whig : wd Easy Terms Without We have just received a new shipment of our famous Interest. Perfecto Dollar Gloves |) cline Piano Co. We import them direct from France and can therefore 1406 First Av. offer you a superior value SSSR, INSIST ON A NEW YouK nox ) LUNCH and avold inferior Imita- j 22a whi auras Channahon “aaa pasiheon without Unt eeats tee aa 812-14 First Avenue For Sha Pain lim re voi or CWO ici me Coiman Block———TWO STORES—SEATTLE, TACOMA KAYSER'S long and short Silk Gloves at reduced prices. Ji eribing fe mest efficiently eunple CAFE & GRILL cr debe cuceres nae WE GUARANTEE OUR GLOVES [| orpounding, "RAVEN DRUG Go. ||| FIRST AND MADIGON d trial, one tert. Gooddye to the rest | 1416 Second Av. = Main office, 219 Murion street.