The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1909, Page 7

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN ||... STOUT WOMEN SHOULD! Fron MARY” CQDK_BGDK T ee NOT ‘WEAR THESE BY CYNTHA GREY the fact that she who are sho 1 broad pull her through ‘Women “nga She should put much thought gy wall, must de Fe ” into the designing of her gowns Chocotate Cornstarch Mold. Hee their frocks mad’ She should study every line and try} One pint of milk, 3 tablespoons ike caricatures to lengthen it somehow, Trimming | cornstarch, \ age + ron salt Pi oup x ‘and cuirass — and tueks should be placed length-| "ugar, 1 square chocolate, % tew at nee noose Wie, never crosswise, and she of | #poon vanilla Pas milk and choco » wo a ‘ deel. we i © top of double botler and path, © ng trailing akirt, She must never | Mix sugar, salt and corn-| ar white or light colare reh thoroughly, add a little cold] esses, and alwaye taboo checks or stir toto the hot milk 8 of large design e from any raw taste, & uptodate to Poor short stout woman! It & 1 Vanilla au f pe into wet © easy to tell her what she must | Molds. Serve with cream and sugar, net wear, and so hard to help her | #4 is with ideas of how to make the gar upon | ments she can wear Milk Sherbet. One quart of milk, two cups of} j sugar ce of two lemons, one “EVERY WOMAN § KNOWS—By F. R. Leet | teanpe ins ] omen SE TE re: | tract ‘pe . en The lemon julee may eurdle the milk] but it wil be all right when | frozen. Delicious Salad. © seeds and core from jthree green peppers, alice as thin | as possible, al jee two Bermuda | jontons. Add uewuber sliced add one cup ¥ cut in dice; | jshape and serve with salad dress. } | ing j ME > | Dear Mise Grey: I would like }to make @ girt friend Iam soon jto vintt, @ dainty, useful present | WHI you suggest something? | DAISY A.—How would a nice combing jacket do? Buy & pretty, simple }Pattern and’ enough linen crash toweling to make the jacket, Cut out and stitch wp then finish all edges with padded seatlopa Work your friend's Initial on one corner Jot the front. Ridge with coarse |torchan Ince, if you Ike, but ft i# Very pretty without. Dear Miss Grey: Would it be | Proper for me to marry 4 man three years younger. os myself? We love each other 4 AR RKANSAW GIRL. A.-It surely would. One of the happiest marriages | ever knew was one in which the wife was 11 | years her husband's senior, How- ever, that ia too great a difference as @ rule. Dear Miss Grey: Tell me how to clean & pink silk mull dress, MAS. HEC. | | A-—-Make a strong suds with |} good white soap and water, add |half as much gasoline, and souse | the dress up and dowa tn the mix- | ture. Press gently between the! | bande, but do not rub. cook Water when clean, wring, and | roll up in large cloth. Let Ne four or five hours, then fron dry, | Dear Miss Grey: 1 expect to en- |tertain about 30 peeple soon for the | | day, and I live in the country, Tell | me something simple and nice to serve YOUNG HOUSEWIFE. plain thin bread and te AFTER. A MonTn OF MEST AO QAET = CONVALESCENT EXCURSIONS ON LAKE Dressing Without Oil. beaten, a lump of butter size of an j WASHINGTON. «6, 1 teaspoon of ground mustard, Steamer Fortcna teaves Leachi pint of cream or rich | pepper and salt to taste. Mix ali park for around Mercer taland, five pint goed vinegar, 1 cold, and cook thick as| times daily. Two hours’ ride, 25c. of sugar, 3 eggs, well custard. t eee cup of cocoa out of poor cocoa; a poor cook couldn’t spoil Don’t ask merely for cocoa —ask for Ghirardelli’s. wal harvest Sortused wi the alkalin« avy Yard R Ro u te MUS SEES Lock Wo.ssats i —- os | fhe "hine, oat Tauredas,. Saiurnep snd Gunday onty | Eat Snuday. " Time fable Butiec%o Change wite. ¢. 30900, cee ca (ble const. tn wlset “iad ne Phones, 198; Ig a ao “eve AND EDMONDS MEALS SERVED . ve Palio _m, eamers City Ps ue a “ind ae THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1909, “I believe that it is the duty of teach- ers and parents to accompany their children to visit this show, as they may never have the opportunity again.” PN. G. Blalock, to every lady who attends the Battle “No more realis- .tic picture of the “Frozen North ever ’ ‘painted than is there — N.Y, Ice as It Is The People of the Ice Educative Feature treets of Cairo Princess LALA — Janine The World’s Greatest Salome Dancer Dindee With a Deadly Asp Greatest Aggregation of Dancing Girls Ever Got Together High Up! On the Hills! Take a chase through the clouds on ——THE---—= Scenic Railway A Thrill Every Second Absolute Safety—Trained Guards and Tested Brakes on Every Whirling Train. Low Down! Chinese Village AH KING, Concessionaires. Tonight and Every Night AT THE CHINESE THEATRE The Pekin Troupe Firet Time in America—Direct From China In the Valleys! Magicians, Acrobats and Juggiers The Big Surprise of the Pay Streak Not Fakere—Simply the World’s Greatest Performers in Magic Native Orchestra Free Exhibition—The Chinese Lion Dance FOLLOW THE CROWD Visit the Temple, Pavilion and Bazaar “ie Water Trip to the Exposition on Geautifud Lake sens op ake es no longer and ts a fe ature in itaelf. The hwe' ehh, Sadi na, Denny-Blain t. Boats leave at any performance Sunday | Sept. 12 At the Expo. is comps perates 12 Inrge axon (36 milve “for ts), and t formation by telephone, night trip a conceded th be ana Madis on parks utiful In the ry 16 minute THR TRIPS ers, making regular trips around Mercor ts land th B ay Cov ner Bay, Northrup and Juanita Bay. Full Anderson Steamboat Company Leseht Park—Phones! 8810, Bast 183, Madixon Park—Phones) 8Ti, Tud, 26, The Triumph of Science An exhibition of heart interest and the educa- tional feature of the en- tire exposition— —=THE = BABY Noted physicians and Skilled Nurses in Con- stant Attendance. Your one opportunity to witness the greatest of all modern achievements, Interesting lectures ev- ery afternoon and even- ing. Hygienic Day Nursery for Children Dashing Dancers of a Dozen Nations The Great Big Girl Show Spanish Theatre == =i} The Class of the Pay Streak Something New at the Arena It’s Good You Roar Come and See