The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1909, Page 9

DAINTY HAND-MADE PARTY DRESS FOR THE DAINTY LITTLE GIRL ° here's little variety in style for § girls’ dresses, hence their chief beauty must necessarily be ‘the amount of decoration used. countless stitches required to all those tucks of Valen- it's worth ft, and you it repaid for your labor when you $ your little girl arrayed in all Glory for her first party, You , but no one else does, how that dress actually cost, since ft yourself. And there's '“Al made by hand; cheap at $16." | Mavor substitu’ Cantaloupe Split. Made like banana aplit-—Chill cantaloupes, cut in halves ‘length jwise, serape seeds away, fill bob low with vanilla tee cream. Place halves firmly together and lay on lee to froone, When ready to serve run silver knife between the halves whieh separates the frutt, also alle ing the cream evenly over each }halt, Sprinkle chopped nuts over, also proserved berries, pineapples or any crushed fruit or Cutthfruttl preserve Iriah Moss Blane Mange. One-half cup Irish mos@qfour cups milk, one-fourth tedapoon salt, one and one-half teaspeons vantila; goak moss 16 minutes fn colt water to cover, drain, plek over and add to the milk; cook in double botler 20 minutes, The milk will seem but little thicker than when put on to cook, but if cooked longer b mange will be too stiff. Add salt, strain, flavor, restrain and fil in dividual molds, previously dipped tm cold water; chill, turn on gtase dish, surround with thin slices of banana and place a slice on each mold Serve with sugar and eream Potato Griddfe Cakes. One baked potato (cold) with fork; onehalf cup (Sweet), two eggs, celery salt and onion favor to taste; entire wheat flour with one teaspoon (rounded) |i baking powder to make the consist: | Jeney of griddle cakes, If cream of | [tartar and soda te used, always use |} ithe same quantity of cream of tar ltar as of baking powder and one |f butter |i] jsize English walnut, Mash together |] wmollk |i J jbalf quantity of soda. This makes some satigfaction In knowing bow |12 cakes of ene tablespoon each; much you have saved. You can see|fry in pork, bacon fat or butter, in your mind's eye a label on a/do not be stingy with fat on arid- childs dress exhibited in the win- die. The célery salt and onion fa- dow of some fashionable shap,| Yor can be ee eed other And somehow your mother’s heart/ shalievinae feels good to know your child ts/ Chicken Pot Pie. dressed just as well as Mra. So-and-| Divide the chicken Into pieces at So's—for that’s human nature. jthe joints, boll wntil part dane, avout 25 minutes, then take it out. % i i Pry two or three pleces of fat salt Corn "Fritters. |pork and put In the bottom. Place One-half can of corn, t generous | the chicken on It, with 8 pints of the pint of flour, 1 heaping teaspoon | water {t was boiled In and 2 ounces baking powder, % teaspoon salt, 1 of butter. Pepper to taste. Cover eax. 3 cups eweet milk (or half of over top with light crust. Make water). Fry on a hot griddle. AT OUR OWN PRICE WE BOT SMITH te PIANO MAN And WeAre Selling Pianos at Prices Never Equaled TermsNever Heard of Mr John C. Walling, the president Eg a company, deck, 1 emtate polling mn mal ii “ of opthubtastic plane have purchased many of these reiia- If you have any idea of ever owning & piano, In Fourself fo not fall to look at these Fe Protection of dealers who will han pianos, we do not quote Prices except in a few instances. for Ne piano dealer in the United States Would sel! an inatrument at cc some great object in ble makes. Pianos, immediately fla these lene with Our object Mito qui posath! time. w few remaining plu Smith the Plano m priee. If you witi Moment that we are stodk, and only bought because they were » value the $4 you will see w pianos for are the $490 and $450 are now $187 say that dustness were re red at thene that ¢ offer ives. em in you stop to ssonable offer Oar store has od and we munt but a few natoing planos f rele da " Sreatest bargaine in this big stock phinox which and $221 never In the hist prices, we must add appreciate what we have to 1 must call and inspect them It in impossible to an advertisement, $250 New Pianos 186 And All Sota. $3QQ0:New Pianos 137 *168 A Pew Lett. % New Pianos 187 $221 <r open: abbot Lene Tham Cont. #400 New Pianos boyers justice to r the future New Player Pianos for less than the same piano sells for regularly without . the player. 5750 Almost All New Pianos Wissner Decker Bros. Knabe Steinway Henry & S. G. Linderman Schaff Bros. Fischer Chickering Steger & Sons Sohmer Weber Vose & Sons Ludwig Kingsbury and many others not men- tioned above. Very Low Terma. But the y of the inble pianos ik that sold tm nu think ake your We out twe Terms "A, °6,°8,°10 Monthly EVERY PIANO MUST GO AT ONCE ‘JOHN C. WALLING CO. We Blocks From Postoftice. % Block From New White Bidg. 419-421 Union St. jsame as for bincult. Ceok 1 hour THE SEPTEM STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909. STORK OPENS AT S00 D FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. AILY AND OLOSIN AT oie An Offering of Women’s Hosiery At 28c Pair - To a large special purchase of Women’s Plain and Fancy Hosiery, embracing highly desir- able qualities and up-to-date styles, has been add- ed the season’s accumulation of odds and ends from regular stock. In cluded are Plain Cotton, Plain Lisle, Silk Lisle, Embroidered Lisle, Fancy Lisle and Lace-Boot Lisle Hosiery, as follows: PLAIN STYLES— Women’s Black Cotton Hosiery of excellent quality. Women’s Lisle Hosiery of fine quality in black, gray, sky, rose and other popular shades Women’s Silk-Lisle Hosiery of fine quality, medium weight, in black, tan, bronze, rose, lav- ender, linen, navy and rosewood. LACE-BOOT and ALL-OVER LACE STYLES Women's and All-over Lace Styles th extra fine quality Lisle Thread, the color including tan, reseda, lavender, light gray, bottle-green, apricot, taupe, bronze and champagne. Lace-Boot Dresden, wistaria, navy, BER LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS. The world’s largest representatives of the Steinway Piano other player pianos Sept. Ninth ROUND TRIP, SEATTLE TO CHICAGO Going Limit Ten Days Rock Island-F risco Lines Geo, P, Cave, Gen'l Agt. Closed September Oth Seattle Day at the Wx position. The Piano Question When the piano question comes up in the family it resolves itself generally into two points which must be settled before selection is masle, notably: “Of which dealer am I most certain of getting a square deal; and what kind of an instrument shall I buy?” Naturally every dealer tells you by every conceivable argu- ment that his methods are right and his instrument the best and his prices the lowest, but does simply the affirming of this make it so? Not by any means It must be very plain to the intelligent buyer that a firm that has been creditably in the business for nearly half a century and has not only retained but augmented its reputation for giv- ing the public “Better Pianos for Less,” and today enjoys the respect and confidence of the entire population of the Pacific Coast, is the place where you'll get a square deal just as surély as the day is followed by the night Sherman, Clay & Company is stich a one—inquire of your neighbor, your banker, your grocer or your friends—the an- swer is always the same. Absolute right in business as well as in other things never continues long without its reward Come in and let us tell you about the instruments we sell; you'll find it ffreshing to listen to the exploitation of quality rather than how poor the other fellow’s goods are. j BCe ef 1406 Seeond Ave., Seattle. @xfoen Other Stores on the Pacific Const LUSIVE xclusive agent me Paul —First Floor. EMBROIDERED STYLES— Women’s black and colored Hosiery in a wide variety of up-to-date embroidered styles, with embroidery in self or contrasting colors; these are of exceptionally fine quality lisle- thread. Colors include tan, navy, reseda, Co- penhagen, golf green, lavender, oxblood, wis- taria, gray and Dresden. FANCY STYLES— This lot comprjses many fancy combination styles in woulenithne Lisle-thréad Hosiery, in- cluding black with colored polka dots; polka dot effects in contrasting colors on tan or fancy- colored grounds; also many check patterns and effective color combinations in open-work styles. To Facilitate Selection, the Various Sizes Will Be Placed on Different Tables All of the Foregoing at 28c a Pair LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL STYLE BOOKS FREE. Distributers for the Pacific Coast of Victor Talking Machines Try our Business Men's Lun served from 11 to 2 p. m. Choice of coffee, milk or beer. Only 35c. Regular meals at all hours. Short After-theater Orders a specialty. spectals. Entrance to Ladies’ Grill on Uni- versity Street, affording all con- veniences. Morrison's Cafe NSIST ON A NEW YORK wy ‘CH and avoid Inferior Inite: Delivered at your place of The Newport | 2-2 32223 CAFE & GRILL " Ring up A°3615 or Main 1830, Prompt delivery assured. FIRST AND MADISON. none, trish ome test, Goodbye to | the Main office, 219 Marion street. te N ou and Battles ist and Inland Monday. Jane 14, 1908, ime of § 6 HB segeinde “Cat hin Kennedy. faovest yer. ve except , | 9280, 6:00, *O:1d pom Thursday, Saturday and Sunday onty [12280 Dome for Steinway, Everett and other high grade pianos Extre Moats on Snuday. Time Table Subject to Change With. Leave Bremerton for | Seattie—1:10 ee xcept Sunday), 83 0 uM | | esis, "See, ion, is pm ee *Boats stop’ at Pleasant Boa Phones: In FARR, 50e ROUND TRIP, Children between ages & to th fare. 4 Tat: Main 8101, s903. EVERETT AND EDMONDS MEALS SERVED vy. Leave Seattie Pm. 5 p> m and u bait ee, 1ALT rett Ta m., 8 and 7 m., mm. 16 pin Fare to Snohomish §1,00. end Feip, $1.40. verett and Tele Phones, MILLINERY, an dock Sunset Ind 731 an | Final Return Limit Oct, 31 $72.5 VIA THE COMFORTABLE Po © 8 For Full Particulars and Information Apply to C. D, McNaughton, C, P, A. & 705 Second Ave., Near Cherry COLLARS 1 ers, LAUNDRY (FG) Sots : | Dressing Tables | Iron Beds, Chiffonters and | all Chamber Furniture. NOR — F @ you 30 pe Rotiding 708-10 Pike St. Estimates Furnished Free. Ostrich Feathers Have your old feathers made into Willow Plumes, We clean, curl, ro- mode! and ¢ feathers in all shades, Boas and Pompons made from new or old feathors. MODEL MILLINERY Co. 620-537 o's Bank Bide. Corner Second and Mike. Glasses that will enable you to read the oe distant Spectal Otten) ¢ A Vn Over tc, 2c, 2c * Cw complete, Myers Op: cond Kloot. 1414 second Raver Drug Co.