The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1909, Page 15

—-= AE TELL ME (QUSTIONS ANSWERED CYNTHIA GREY Greyt A friend ot nephew with whom she ete correspond. I sont ‘and had one tn reply . what to say in my And ts it proper for i him? What can I whose letter I have t ‘a long time? MISS K. P. night @escribe your gurroundings if he has Sihem, Tell bim any news pauat that you happen to you've read a new book ame article that you like Sam tall him about tt and ead it, In short, write Just as you would it he were with yoo. write a word you gshamed to seo long af Tat you would mind " te read. Bogin te Dear Mr. So-and~ “Yours sincerely” or i" and your full nama, o “Biss.” ‘ge you know his aunt corresponds with him, seems perfectly the neglected letter, if ge any food reasons for the ‘el them to your friend fully - Tell the simple truth. fo exuse, say so, and ° bes her par- M her friendship is worth ‘will grant a full pardon Don't lle or equivocate et excuses: Grey: Will massage Hines between my eyes? MRS. B.C. HL wil help. Refrain the eyes or working ght shining or re- the eyes. It may be er sight !s defective. Better mpecialiat. Grey: Wil you please Bi instructions for making [ Can you also tell me a for the skin affection more or less preva- schools here the past by some as the Minalla what course should be wool underwear and thoroughly eradicate germs of this troubje, bofled? ) ANXIOUS MOTHER. eA recipe for making ta- be published In thts col- @ short time. [should consult a phy to a cure for the you speak of. fumtga' | ner layer of these cella covers the If one expects to onjoy the outdoor tHE STAR | NEW IDEAS IN EVENING ATTIRE BY ALICE GITCHELL KIRK Prune Ple. One-half pound prunes, cup of sugar, one halve crusts, There spoonfuls of sirup. Directions. scrape the cob clean Put all the ingredients Into the k tle and boll 15 minutes, The r and added moving from the fire. just before If too dry All mea fresh ‘ements level. A cup ry may be used Instead y seed AVIATION ORES If this photograph foretolls cor- | etl mplicity will soon have! lost Its hold over girls who wear evening clothes. | Note the elaborate colffure with its tasseled band of ribbon, the ends of which are joined with a Jeweled button, matching in color ithe gown. And note the exquisite black net fan embroidered in dove and cloud deatgn in afiver. The gown itself ta heavily om. broidered and trimmed with two or three kinds of lace, The prettiest touch of all ts the delicate lace over the shoulders of this undeniably uptodate girl “FRECKLES AND TAN DON'T RUIN YOUR FACE WITH ACIDS AND BLEACHES BY THE FAMILY DOCTOR. Why am I afflicted with these/beat, light and chemical waves awful freckles? How can I keep|The chemical ray is irritating and my complexion clear and white/even destructive to the living body and yet onjoy myself on the water, | tasue. When one is exposed to the tennis court and beach? } Sunshine for some time this effect These and « dozen other varia- | '# seen In the sunburn, the Dilster tions on the cause, significance, 49d peeling dead skin. The under treatment and cure of complexion |!y¥ing muscles are made stiff and complaints will be here considered. | Sore by this prolonged sun bath The old saying declares that The skin thus treated will react by beauty is only skin deep. So is a accumuating in the lower layer of freckle; and so ts a brunette. cells a number of pigment granules. The skin is composed of two) This yellowish or brown deposit layers, quite distinct. Overlying | acts as a ray filter or screen, and the muscles and fatty tissue is the | Will prevent the entrance of the | tough, elastic, fibrous layer, called | chemical ray to the tissue below the dermis or true skin; fn this/Thas the plxmeont deposit is seen layer are the blood vessels and to be protective In effect. The tan ni follicles and(or freckles is merely the protect glands. The surface of this fibrous | ing pigment showing through the tissue is not smooth, but covered | external layers of skin cella. with ridges. These can be seen | To try to remove this pigment moat distinctly on the ball of the/ by acids, blexching mixtures or thumb. creams is useless, Absolute arti Over this layer is stretched the Micial protection against sunshine pidermis or false skin. This ts| Hl prevent this pigmentation. composed of several strata of flat-| Abstinence from outdoor life will tened cells like shingles. The in- Temove the freckles once acquired Nees and valleys of the dermis|'ife he must expect to receive a like a brick pavement. This sprinkling of freckles or & coat of layer of cells ts the home of tan. A house plant, kept in the freek! cellar, will fade and gradually lose The peculiarity of this kind of /it# green. When removed to the ia ite power to take the pig | Mgnt it rapidly assumes its normal ment or coloring matter from the | complexion, green. The Iily-white blood, and by retaining and modi. or waxen complexion may be an fying it, change its color. In the/ ideal of the novel, stage or draw a2) jaine aviator as well |more athletic, but as for by . lof old Mother Barth golf and tennis. | costume for the venturenc HM god mosic in | your feet burn — smart — H You won't know what lid comfort means until Wied & pair of our shoes. wa thers. Some at $3.50; Adams and Johnston & to $10.00, our Repair De ® Fevelation to ae work rant done iy ee | bioud no cotor 4t atl je found tn it |Ing-room, but a healthy tan is the In the brunette a small amount of | badge of the disciple of the grout light brown pigment. In the freckle | out-of-doors. A freckle may not be or tan still more brown. In a Jap 4 attractive as a dimple, but it ix or Indian or negro the tint and just as normal an adornment and nicker and tees, hood, kaunticta The shade varies —-aaffron, lemon,| even more useful. Neither freckles ;matter what they may present bronze, copper, chocolate, walnout| nor tan are real disfigurement. miei 4 or coal black. | Instead, they are rather a badge of ‘The sun's rays are composed of | good health. ee wisdom aE | education for women, but f# in | doubt as to the wisdom of granting the ballot to them. Though China is behindhand fn many ways, it ie well to the fore in the matter of women's daily papers, of which it has a large num- ber. There are five in Shanghal, four in Canton, and hardly any city Boone, Ia., has been elected to the /ig without its women’ dally prese. chair of mathematics in the Unt! Generally these papers are pro- versity of calfornia. She ts looked | quced solely by women on as one of the foremost of and her work has been recognized by sev-| Miss Ann Morgan, Mra. Nicholas ral universities in Europe. Miss | Longworth and Mra. Richard Wain Smith formerly occupied the chair| wright are promoting plans ot mathematics In the University) the buliding of a If you are thin, take plenty sleep, drink plenty of milk and let coffee and tea alone. lexposure to the as ie comfortable, these are good rules i clubhouse for | them one-half tablespoonful Cover lemon juice, 1% teaspoons butter, one table aful of flour with wa ponk € until t r with the dd remove stones, add four and butter and bake between two should be 1% table Score the corn on the slitter and Chop the eab- bage and green peppers rather fine and olive of! should be mixed little more vinegar may be added THE NEWEST THING i There are fashions for the fomf- loss = daring, sister who stays right on the bosom | and = plays! i Here's a sensible and charming |i © wom jan who enjoys a trip through space. | It is composed of stout boots, put-| warm sweater and |i} tatr fH | Wearer counts on being comfortable | jand ready to face the elements, no cream, do not worry or overwork | if if your oyee are inflamed from im, bathe them | |for five minutes in water as hot| In the matter of routing red ants |i Mix five cents’ worth of tar- | tar emetic with as much sugar, and | pat the preparation, in small sau- for| cers, upon the shelves infested by FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1909, ii i | . fective floral and novelty Trimmings FR “a The Juvenile Millinery Section is displaying an modes for the Miss of every age from 6 to 18 years, et tu re a of} of | Dainty Styles in Fall Neckwear Black Beaded Stocks, in a good r » $1.00, $1.25 ome patterns; 50c, 75 » $1.50, $1.95, $2.95 and $5.25 Black Beaded Dog Collars in a wide variety of styles; 65e, $1.25, $1.95, $2.50 and $2.95 New Jabots, with stock, in the one-side cascade effect, full-waist length; finished in jet; $1.75 and $3.50. Black Jabots, one-side cascade effects, finished in jet beads; $1.00. All-white Jabots, one-side cascade style, beautifiilly fin- ished in assorted laces; $1.75. One-side Caseade Jabots, with front band of fine quality Venise insertion; 65c Hand-embroidered Jabots of pure Irish linen, finished with Irish crochet edge; $3.25 and $3.75. Irish Crochet Eton Collars in various exquisite designs; $3.75, $4.50, $6.50 and $7.25. Baby Irish Eton Collars, in large round effects; $12.50 each. Irish $8.95. Crochet Coat Collars, round and medium depth; Firat Floor SEMI-ANNUAL SALE er tion a few representative values: Box of Six Pairs, Special $1.50 Women’s Medium-Weight Cotton Hosiery of with hem top, double heel, sole and toe. Box of Six Pairs, Special $1.75 Women’s Extra-Size Maco Yarn Cotton Hos- i i} i i double sole and toe. Box of Six Pairs, Special $2.25 <= New Fall Arrivals in Boys’ Russian Suits and Felt Hats A number of nobby new styles, one of which is illus- trated, are shown in little boys’ Russian Suits made of handsome woolen materials in fancy gray, green and blue ot or) of Johannesburg, South Africa. Miss | working women in Washington. The ay titer Ge daeer to eel effects, and navy-blue serge. : 2 I y y pap If er : Smith ts a firm believer in the higher | entire amount of $600,000 is to be | tracks Thee kad: waneeieaed aie | subscribed by the women of Wash-| 3, Lay rags dipped in kerosene f Polley ington. whore thoy muat walk over them. emblems, leather belts in va- | 4. Seatter whole cloves over the | Parsley may be kept fresh and | green for several days if it is put/ 6. Wash the shelves | in a covered earthen jar in @ cool | casings with oF place. It will last longer than In| rub the outer frames of the water. i dows with str Savings & : Trust Co. | of Seattle shelves and on pantry floors Pacific We Coast Capital....:.......$300,000 are Surplus and profits 40,000 distributers of the Victor Talking What is your future? The a dtilnag. wisest prophet cannot tell whether, toniorrow’s sun will A complete stock of find you in affluence or pov ; erty, tnless you have guarded new Victor records yourself by putting some of your earnings in a safe place. We recommend our savings de partment to you. issued on September A complete line of Victor Talking Ma INTEREST 4] PER chines $200.00. at prices ranging from $10.00 to Compounded Easy payments if desired, Semi-Annually. JAMES D. HOGE, President N. B. SOLNER, Cashier Seventoen stores on the Pacific Const. Jay & Ge Near Union St, The home of reliable DIRECTORS: planow and talking Ferdinand Behmits, J. D. Low machines. man, A. &, Stewart, C. i. Hebb 5 C, MeCormick, James b, Hoge, . B. Bolner. CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET Branches at Ballard, Georgetown Senttle. and Renton. id window tea and win i turpentine soap. rious colors, and no two are trimmed alike. Priced at $5.00, $5.95, $6.75 and $8.50. Boys’ Blocked Felt Hats, similar to that in picture, in golf-red, brown and navy blue, and gray or green mix- tures, are priced at 95c, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95. Second Floor. EDERICK & Inc. © Opens at 4:80 Dally, « the simpler styles of Ready-to-Wear Hats, Untrimmed Slfapes and a wide selection of popular and ef- ange of new and hand- The savings afforded fully justify one in providing for future as well as present needs. We men- very silky Egyptian yarn, in excellent finish, | Hosiery of very fine quality Maco yarn, with double iery in medium weight, with high spliced heel, | ity, with spliced seam, high spliced [Dry Goods | Captivating Fall Styles in Misses’ and Children’s Millinery | The showing includes exquisitely trimmed Hats, extensive assortment of charming Fall and Winter | | —flecond Floor. | Children’s Mushroom Felt Hats in all popular | shades, with bow to match; $1.50. Children’s Felt Sailors with ribbon bow and ends} $2.00. } Children’s Beaver Sailors, trimmed with hand- some ribbon loops and ends; $5.00. Children’s Mushroom Hats of scratch felt, semf- trimmed, with ribbon rosette and ends; very service- | able and attractive; $4.75 and $5.00. Children’s Mushroom Hats of felt, with wide vel- vet band and ribbon bow; $2.75. Misses’ smart Colonial Hats with polka-dot ban@y $6.00. The models for Misses from 12 to 18 years com prise many charming effects, trimmed with wings, quills, ribbons, bows and flowers—many are prettl ly rolled at side or towards the front; mushroom shapes, because of their becomingness, are strongly featured. Practically every desirable new colot- effect is to be noted in the collection. Values un- usually attractive are shown at from $8.00 to $15.00, Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits—Special $25.00 The collection at this special price includes Women’s and Misses’ Suits of good quality plain and novelty serges, chevlots, di- agonals, wide-wale fabrics and mannish tweeds. The coats are 40 and 42 inches long, semi- and tight-fitting effects, and lined with satin—the majority are strictly tailored, with coat collar and revers. The skirts are clus- ter-plaited models, or have deep yoke and plaited knee flounce. Colors comprise navy blue, gray, green and brown, as well as black and fancy mixtures. Excellently tailored, and very attractive value at, special, $25.00. ret Floor. OF BOXED HOSIERY —First Ficor. Box of Six Pairs, Special $2.00 Women’s Medium-Weight, Split-Sole Cotton sole and toe and high spliced heel. Box of Six Pairs, Special, $2.50 Women’s Heavy Lisle Hosiery. of superior qual- ouble sole and toe. t Women’s Extra-Size Maco Cétton, Split-Sole osiery, medium weight, with elastic hem top. Attractive Undermuslin Values SPECIAL $1.00—Women’s Nainsook Gowns made with kimono sleeve and small tucks across front and finished with embroidered eyelets laced with ribbon. The sleeve and round neck are finish- ed with triple embroidered scallops. H wi iia AT $1.25—Gowns of excellent quality crossbar muslin, made in slip-over style, long and full. The | } round neck and baby sleeve are trimmed with em- i | broidery beading laced with ribbon. | AT 50c—Circular drawers of fine quality cross- i bar muslin, cut very wide, and fitting smoothly over ] ie hips; trimmed with full hemstitched ruffle. AT 50c—Corset Covers of same quality crossbar i muslin as above drawers and gown; made full, and trimmed with Valenciennes insertion and edge, and beading drawn with ribbon. —Second Floor. LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS FOR OCTOBER. Sample Shoes Alhambra Theatre Bldg., 1534 Westlake Boulevard. leather nd latest styles. REGULAR $4.00 TO $6.00 VALUES. Alhambra Star Sample Shoe Shop FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED The finest Sample Shoes made, for men and women, in allf} All Ladies’ ahr Theatre | All Men's Shoes Bldg. $2.50 | ry icv | $3.00 | LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL STYLE BOOKS FREE. The Genuine HALL'S SAFE & LOCK CO's The World's Best SAFES Piano Herring-Hall-Marvin gis eet: Cline Piano Co. SEATTLE