The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1909, Page 9

— AMS SNAKES WHEN SHE Ol POURING PINK TEA PLEASE TELL ME WOMEN'S QUESTIONS ANSWERED By CYNTHIA GREY Dear Mise Grey--How can I re move car grease from a pink allk mull drews without changing A READER Wush the spots in clear ase A ne. necessary for a girl to do tn order to hold a man for whom she learned to care? LOUISE. A.—-Be simple; be pure; be your he ts for you and If you are for him, it will be so, There ta nothing that you can do which ts unnatural which will attract a lasting love. time to slip geranitume? MARGARET M. A--Now is the beat time. them near the roote of the main plant if posatble, plant them roots are started. what will make my hair grow? ~B. BH. A-—(1) The woolen wedding in atre: and free the e the Mow of the of! gianda, sealp of dandruft MISS CHARLOTTE BECKWITH. ~The |anakes are ‘crawley,’ but really 1 ally | find them to be lke cold ivory and ‘with dogs, cats and birds. Rut | pleasant to touch.” tth, the daugh tn addition to a comprehensive sctentifie. knowledge of reptiles, Misa Beckwith has a number of or iginal ideas regarding them. From beervation she states that snakes have “tadividuality” and “personal ity” and are in many ways “Just ithe people she knows.” They love aod bate, and when treated rightly are “charming.” Outside ber peculiar love for her strange pets, Miss Beckwith is like any other healthy young woman She has acquired none of the cold bloedednews of her pets. Her man- ber ia engaging and friendly and she ts a leader in the social Ife of Toledo, moving the scalp with them a little Work the entire sealp in thie way. of t local attorney, chosen a 10-foot python, a milk and a four-foot rattler to en- ts a good thing. Che her during leisure moments. python and milk anake are tamed and she allows ‘the freedom of her boudoir ‘on chilly evenings, it Is not for members of the fam- find her seated in an arm Defore the firepiace with the gake colled in her lap and python stretched lastly at enjoying the grateful math from the blaaing logs. ‘education of the rattler, how. bas not advanced far enough Mberties. At present the Teptile fs a prisoner in a) Woven wire cage. There the diamond back ts gtv-/ of treatment that tends ake him “become «rust g ble inberent fear of [as Miss Rockwith explains To preserve the color of cabbage, ey cover. daily use. When a watermeton ts ripe ft will give out a hollow sound if thumped with the Magers tr nad Turpentine will readily remove a tar stains, human. xf MOTHER” Sitp coverings for furniture are iment consists of gently uwnueuwatty pretty this year They the beck and triangular | come in the figured eretonnes and shake With @ Rid glove | cost no more than the dull lines — and fitted into | ones thet have been used so long. the | color or having to wash the drous? Dear Miss Grey-——-What \a there has own sweet self, little Louise, and if |] Dear Misa Grey-—-When ts a good Sip to sand, and keep pretty wet until the Dear Miss Grey—What ts the fortieth wedding anniversary? And (2) Massaging the sealp with the tips, not nalls, of your fingers, will hen the growth of your hair Place elbows on a table, drop your head on your hands, press the tips of your fingers to the scalp, rub in tiny circles and back and forth, Oceastonally dipping the finger tips in water and applying to the scalp bolt it in a stew pan without « It is expensive economy to get re- duced to the best table cloth for THE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1909, FURNITURE | Entrance on either Madison or Spring Street, © as well as through Store from Second Ave. STRONG VALUES IN /Cotton Wash Fabrics > 27-inch Staple Dress Ginghams, in sev eral sizes of stripes, checks and plaids, and various colors; OMe yd. | : “: “ : 27-inch Mercerized Ginghams in vari- ously-colored stripes and checks on white ground; 7c yd. 36-inch light-colored striped Percales, good weight; 10c yd. 27-inch Amoskeag staple-check Apron Gingham, in various sizes of checks; 6%c yd, 34-inch heavy Cotton Wash Suiting for children’s school dresses; shown in plain colors, or white and colored grounds with stripes, checks and figures; 15¢ yd. Basement Salesroom. Laces, Nets and Embroideries 22-inch Tucked Net with tucks 44-inch, }4-inch and \-inch wide; yard, 3c. 45-inch Dotted Net Waisting, good quality mesh, dots in various sizes; shown in white and ecru; yard, 32c, 40-inch Filet Net, firm mesh, in white and cream; yard, 35c, 38-inch Fish-Mesh Net, in white only; yard, 50c. Venise Bands and Insertions in a wide assort- ment of good patterns; yard, I4ec. 18-inch Corset Cover Embroidery, cambrie or nainsook, in a number of pretty patterns; yard, 2Se and 29¢, 10-inch Embroidery Skirt Flouncing, effective patterns, shown in cambric and nainsook; yard, Ide. Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery Insertions, open-work effect, 2 to 3 inches wide ; yard, 19¢ and 23c. The hair of the eyebrow should he trained to He close and smooth to/@ question of ft not gaining in the akin by the aid of @ tiny brush. | weight, should consider It necessary Dip the brush occasionally In olive to weigh the baby occasionally, for ove off If yo uwish to stimulate if a baby does not gain tn weight, the growth. | ite food in not nourishing it proper< — }ly, and a change should be made Your busy day will be a lot more| But if your baby t# healthy and comfortable if begun with a coid| hearty and shows no signs of waat~ oath and several glasses of water.\ ing. so no object to be gained by The former will be tonite and the| welghing him every week, or, In fact, latter keep, Your organs in good | weighing him at alt, unless for your working order. ¢ raitier was afraid | If a child i» deticate and there ts strack it repeat. ibe Reckwith. “Now ve his head rubbed will lose bis fear will become as tame as my other two pets. out of the cage then,” fn a matter of fact way ‘with says she has feit attraction for snakes since a child. le." ne > she says, “think ow naatintaction. ip a MO ms BY EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT THE ChicKering IS THE OFFICIAL PIANO OF THE A. Y. P. EXPOSITION \: I: SSS NS quarters of a century of advancement and improvement—over eighty-five years’ continued striving for the ideal, Is em- bodied in the Chickering creations of today. Still another signal honor has been bestowed upon the glorious Chickering & Sons piano, of Boston—already win- ner of more than 129 highest medats and awards throughout the world. After an exhaustive examination the The glorious, time-honored Chickering Chickering, by executive appointment, is acknowledged the world’s best piano was selected as the offictal plano of by all unbiased tone experts. It's the our own glorious A.-Y-P. exposition. favorite with all true musicians whose “Chickering Tone,” with {t# incom- choic4 is uninfluenced by a finanetal con- sideration. “Chickering Tone” has never been equaled. It's unapproachable, un- matchable, supreme. parable blending qualities, it» harmoniz- Ing characteristics, its seemingly unlim- ited depth and soulinspiring warmth and richness, is not the result of aecl- dent or chance. Over four seore years of suecessful piano building--over three- Ultimately you'll want a Chickering. It’s better to buy a Chickering In the beginning. Eilers Music ’ Building | Successors. to D. 8. Johnitgn Go. £ PARRA %G PANS Ribbon Beading Embroidery Insertion, Swiss and nainsook; yard, 7¢ and 10c. Basement Kalesroom Closing Out Rompers at 29c Odds and ends of different lots of Children’s Rompers, in pink or gray duck, plaid shirtings and oxblood chambray gingham. These Rompers are well-made, and the collars and cuffs are piped with Priced for clearance at 29c. Basement Salesroom Excellent Values in Footwear WOMEN’S FALL SHOES— Gun-Metal Button Shoes, heavy extension sole and military heel; $2.95. white. Patent Leather Button Shoes, gray suede top, extension sole and military heel ; $2.95 Patent Leather Button Shoes, black cloth wave top, and straight tip; $2.95, Patent Leather Button Shoes, mat calf top, cir- cular foxed; light-weight sole and Cuban heel; $2.95 Patent Blucher Shoes, mat cali top, creased vamp, medium-weight sole and military heel; $2.95. SHOES FOR LARGE GIRLS— Patent Blucher Shoes, foot-form last, extension and low heel; $2.45. Kid Lace and Button Shoes, broad toe, heavy sole and low heel; $2.45. sole Gun-metal Button Shoes, foot-form last, winter- weight sole and low heel ; $2.45 A shipment of Women's and Children’s Slippers and Juliets has just been received. —Basement Salesroom. Window Shades Machine-made Opaques Window Shades, 36 inches wide and 7 feet lotig, mounted on Stewart Hartshorn improved seli-acting roller ; 49c. Water-color Window Shades, 36 inches wide and 7 feet long; 29c. —Basement Salesroom. LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS FOR OCTOBER. | High Grade Gloves | KASTHRN SYST cS The Raven prescription qundeelanen means that the doctor's skill In pre | by our sp seribing Is most efficiently supple | trouble mented by the druggist’a skill in| moverste compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, 1416 Becond Av. charges 1207 Seoond Ave. Money Saved #2.50 AND $2.00 SHOmS ACHUCHAKD OPTICAL CO, FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. STORK OHNE AT 8180 DAILY QND CLONES AT 5130, Basement: Salesroom Dainty Long Kimonos at 75c and $1.00 Long Kimonos of heavy lawn in attractive floral and conventional patterns; washable colors. Excel- lent value at T5c. Kimonos of cotton challis or cotton crepe, made long full, pattern and trimmed with border; in plain red, tan and navy, or con ventional patterns. Price, $1.00. Flannelette Kimonos, long and full, with square yoke and trimming of pat- tern bands; material is in black, dark-blue or red ground with attractive Persian design. Price, $1. -—Rasement Salesroom. Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns Gowns of pink or blue striped outing flannel, with yoke and turnover collar; cut full and well made ; 50c, Gowns of blue-and-white or pink-and-white striped outing flannel, with collar and cuffs in pretty floral pattern ; 59c. Outing flannel Gowns, made long and full, in pink-and-white or blue-and-white stripes; have yoke and turnover collar; 75c. pesement Salesroom. Flannelette Dressing Sacques Dressing Sacques of flannelette, in black and white checks or Persian-pattern on blue or dark- red ground. Made with pointed yoke in front, long sleeves, fitted belt and circular peplum. Price, 75c. Dressing Sacques of Persian-pattern or black and white stripe flannelette, belted at waist, and having close-fitting neck and turnover collar trim- med with ruffle. Price, 50c. —nesement selearoom. Boys’and Misses’ Underwear 25c Garment Boys’ Shirts and Drawers, of excellent quality Jersey-ribbed, fleece-lined cotton, cream-color or silver-gray ; sizes 22 to 34. Price, 25¢ garment. Misses’ excellent quality, Jersey-ribbed, fleece- lined cotton Vests and Pants in pure white; sizes 22 to 34, Price, 25c garment. —pesement Salesroom. Oe Clearance of Silk and Lisle Gloves at 29c a Pair Broken lots of Women's wrist-length Silk and Lisle Gloves, two-clasp style; some perfect, oth- ers slightly soiled or otherwise imperfect in a very slight degree; also a number of long Milanese Lisle Gloves in broken sizes and colors. Clear- ance price, 29c¢ pair. —Basoment Salesroom. Rugs and Linoleum 9x12 Axminster Rugs; six patterns ; $17.85. 9x12 Body $22.50. 9x12 Wilton Rugs; four patterns; $29.00 36x63 Wilton Rugs; $4.50 and $5,00. 27x54 Wilton Rugs; $2.50 and $3.00. 36x36 Wilton Rugs; $3.00 and $3.25. 18x36 Wilton Rugs; $1.75. Brussels Rugs; eight patterns; Printed Linoleum ; 35c, 40c and 45¢ square yard. Inlaid Linoleum; 75c¢, 9c, $1.00 and $1.15 square yard. 10c extra per square yard, for laying linoleum. Basement Salesroom. FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated HAND-M SPROL DE MATS A ALTY. The Newest, Dut the Best, This Bhoe Polish ts mantifao- tured In Seattle, at our own fao- tory, Use the polish wh: wilh postitvely not crack the F, oak your oe polisher f are Factory. 2239 Bocond Av Watch The Star Want Ad Columns for Bargains of | DRY GOODS 2 Entrance on either | Madison or Spring Street, | as well as through | Store from Second Ave. ° FALL SIYLES IN Women’s Long Coats Long Coats of good quality black broadcloth made in tight-fitting, single-breasted style, trimmed with jet buttons. Have coat collar and revers, stitched cuffs and pockets. Price $14.75. Long Coats of good quality tan covert cloth, tight-fitting effect, with lapped, stitched seams, turn- back cuffs, coat collar and revers. Price $10.00. —Rasement Balesroom. New One-Piece Wash Dresses at $2.95 These new arrivals are well made of good qual- ity percale, and are equally desirable for street and hottse wear, The waists are tucked or box-plaited, trimmed with pipings and narrow, stitched bands of self material, and have high or Dutch neck; some have collar and cuffs of white pique. The skirts are in the new plaited effects. Come in cadet blue and fancy black-and-white or blue-and- white checks. Unusually attractive value at $2.95. Basement Salesroom. New High- Class Silks ORKEDA CREPE—A beautiful, soft-finished, all-silk material, 22 inches wide, very effective for fancy waists or dresses. Shown In black, ivory, pink, light-blue, light-gray, Copenhagen,. navy, wistaria, Bordeaux, amethyst and old-rose. Price, 5S yard. SUPREDA LIBERTY SATIN—A bright, lus- trous material, 19 to 20 inches wide, excellent for waists. The colors include light-blue, pink, cora, raspberry, aubergine, ocean, catawba, amethyst, Dresden, apricot, brown, lilac and navy; also black and ivory. Price, 55¢ yard, Basement Salesroom. Women’s Hosiery, 19c Pr. Odd assortments of Women’s Fancy Polka-Dot Hosiery, in black, tan, blue, gray, green, pink and yellow, are marked for clearance at 19¢ pair. ~~Basement Salesroom. * se ° Artistic Drapery Materials Figured Casement Cloth, 40 inches wide, in a large number of floral and craftsman designs, many of them bordered on both sides. These are suitable for window curtains, or the patterns may be cut out and appliqued on plain fabrics for table covers, dresser and chiffonier runners, or pillow tops. Yard, 18c. iat omen odge Plain-figured Madras, 36 and 40 inches wide, white, pink, cream and blue, in a good assortment of patterns; a soft, sheer material which drapes effectively, Yard, 19c. Figured Curtain Muslin, 36 inches wide, in sev- eral attractive designs; a good quality fabric that washes well and is suitable for ruffled or plain bedroom curtains and sash curtains. Yard, 10c, Remnants at Low Prices A large quantity of Drapery Remnants, in- cluding Swisses, colored Muslins, Crepes, Eta Silkolines, ‘Tickings, figured Denims, Tapestries, Damasks, Vel- ours, Madras, Cords, Fringes and Burlaps, in various useful lengths, is offered at exception- ally attractive prices. mines, Serims, Sateens, —Basement Salesroom. MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT ADVERIiSED PRICES. FIREPROOF Exclusively for Household Goods, ' STORAGE All Desc riptions.