The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1909, Page 11

«s mon inet CORRECT watch a time-saver. Jrsaccuracy permite lations. igvonds necessity Of Hyrateh=may-not-be nght “Ba uarantee of precision in ae ece is to find on dial ci works the watchword Sin HEELER Model 16 Size Winding and se Huby and expr ba a cave faze sohd by jewelers every guarantees. WATCH COMPANY, Digin, limnow. reenShoeCo. Decidesto Quit | Shoes for Men, Women and Children are below factory cost. We're going out of the Shoe business. n in it so long that we've grown tired. thing for sale. You can buy the busi- as it stands or buy a single pair of Shoes. ere Going to Quit SHOECO. 707 FIRST AVENUE 1| Me Now IN #TOCK Must Be Sold must remodel our st room and are making p ea eat them at ones. At & great saving. Wall Paper t * on all our stock of | Paper, Paints, Brushes This is an ideal time to fix up Quick was damaged PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. 1314 First Avenue Theatre Bidg., 1534 Westlake Boulevard. Sample Shoes made, for men and women, in all Bre leathers and latest styles. ULAR $4.00 TO $6.00 VALUES. * = Alhambra Theatre Bidg. 1534 Westlake Boulevard. Busines Bringers. Star classified estate, etc. ads. Buy or &CO. | AY, Opp. Hoter sn oF. Gloves || plan. | Room 117. DIAMONDS Diamonds are @ good investment. | We sell them on weekly payment Sterling Jewelry Co. 705 First Avenue. | UNION CITY handsome Kritchman a flend? When the girl, who ts the belle of the factory district, in tried for the murder of a former sweetheart will it be wh that, with all her fascinating, girlish ways, she had | ho sense of pity? } There never has been a more brutal murder tn the history of the | United States than the killing of Bronisiow Kulvinskas Sophia and her sweetheart, | seph Mitchell, 23, are |ment for the murder Kulvinskas was in love with Sophia, and asked her to marry him. He had been boarding at the Kritchman home, and, ft ia said, told her he had anved $200 for the ding e girl hastened young Mitchell with the story Kulvinswas’ proposal Conn 20-year-old human Oct. 6.—Ts Sophia | being or a Jo under Indte to of Lured Into Woods. It is charged that Mitchell told her to go walking With Kulvinekas the next day, and to lure him into | the wooda, |_ They sat down on # bank to talk | Then, according to the | findings, “either Mitchell or the girl |tired at Kulvinskas from a revolver | which bad been stolen from a trunk | jbetonging to Kulvinakas’ brother | coroner's Kulvinskas did not die. The girl the man fle Two hours later Sophia Kriteh jman got little Victoria Dalton, a | netghbor's child, to go walking with | | he j | “We came to some bushes,” Vic toria told th and Bophta threw stones Into them. I heard a man’s Yoice, and Sophia told me to run up the read. But she went Into the bushes. When she came out again she had a razor in her hand She said there was a tramp in there.” Twice more, the police say, that afternoon and evening, Sophia Kritchman returned to the spot where Kulvinskas was dying But it appeared that she herrelf, though a terrible razor cut w found across his throat, probably inflicted when Victoria saw the razor, did not have the nerve to CYNTHIA GREYS| “Anxous Girl B. EB. D.” and “Anxious” all ask for a remedy for blackheads and pimples. | That is a question of interest to many women, and the eure of these blemishes means regular, conscien- | tious treatment. The use of olf and | ¢ream applications to the face should be stopped, and the face washed thoroughly with castile soap and hot water once a day. Be sure/ to rinse well in clear hot water, | then dash cold water over the face to close the pores, and dry, Mae sage lightly with the finger tips. Adhere strictly to a simple diet, and eat plenty of fresh fruit. Bathe the body often. “Misa BE. D.” includes In her ques tion a request for dandruff cure. ‘This trouble is caused by a lowered condition of health, lack of alr to the scalp, and poor scalp circula- tion. Shampoo the hair once every 10 days or so, and rinse well in cold water. Expose the hair and scalp to air and sunshine dally. Massage Nghtiy and brush well every night before going to ded, and I think you'll have no further trouble. While on the #ubject of hair, I will answer “J. E. 8.” and “A Moth or,” who ask a cure for lice. The best remedy I know of is the old lfashioned method of saturating the sealp and hair with kerosene. In 15 minutes shampoo with soap suds as hot as can be endured. When dry, go over the hair carefully with a fine-tooth comb, which will re move nits Dear Miss Grey: How shall I Janswer an invitation to wedding jat a distance I cannot attend? BESS. A.—Enelose two of your visiting leards in an envelope addressed to the bride's parents Dear Mins Grey: Will you please ltell me how to fix rose leaves and violets for sofa pillows so that they will hold their scent? 8. E A~—Spread a thin layer of the rose leaves or violets in a large loaking pan, sprinkle Nightly with jaalt and put in the sun to dry out jin gathering the petals, choose/ [blossoms that are pearly ready to} lfall, as the buds hold more or less | moisture and are apt to mold if not jcarefully dried. Dear Miss Grey: Will you please | tell me how one can find out the jeorrect date of one’s birthday, if at Olympta, Wash., as far] k as 1872? Thore is some con troversy betw members of my ltamily regarding the day, my fath er saving it was either the 7th or the 10th, while my mother says it | waa the 6th MRS. R. R. C. A—Have you inquired if a cer tifieate of birth was filed im the county clerk's office or in any oth ler office of public records? If it lis not, do not know of any way in | which to ascertain the exact date, |if the record was not kept in thé | family. Dear Miss Grey: To decide an argument, will you please state through your paper whether Ne braska fs a woatern state, and ff it |would come under the head of “middle west.” R. H. SMITH A.—Nebraska is spoken of a weatern state, and would be classed | | with other states east of the Rock ies and in the Mississipp! valley as “middle west.” MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN. Can Real Love be imitated? When a man and a woman pre tend to love each other, the im posture ta sure to be detected. Love cannot be simulated; the genuine article is spontaneous and natural; there is a certain “something” about it which is lacking in the feigned affection, and which can- not be acquired, | velvet | figure, jcarefully in all draperies. SOPHIA KR finish the terrible deed. All that night Kulvinskas lay in the bushes, Ou a plece of paper he scribbled the words Kritehman, 2 lock. Me to death.” The pencil was found tying just out of the reach of his nerveless right hand. Finish the Murder. ext morning Sophia arose ok and mt to church Then she wer 1 Waterbury and bought a revol With tbl went direc scene a ahe tly to the phia | IS THIS PRETTY GIRL A HUMAN OR A DEMON? ITCHMAN, boarding the same car, though they | did not spoak to each other. | “Arriving at the scene of the shooting,” says the coroner's re | pert, “one of them went into the bushes and shot Kulvinekas sev: tral times more with the revolver purchased by Sophia.” row they went away Two hours later a passerby heard moans in th , and found Kulvinskas. Policemen who rushed to the scene of the crime but he died shortly af-| the attempted murder, Joe Mitcbellij ter being taken to the hoxpital DRAPEO VELVET GOWN. 1) it is a mistake to put it dt ae {t | WORTH KNOWING | .In mixing pepper or any powder joa substance with a Hquid, mix in} jas small a portion of the Mquid as |possible, and, when well mixed, | add the rest of the liquid In burning garbage in the range uy on the fire. Put it under the side or back lids, where the fire does not jj Come in contact with it, and it will SN ~*~ Ole. ~ re we ~~, RS <> OS Taras on > Here is a handsome frock for jafternoon oceastona, made of soft} Boft with embroidered motifs and coarse meshed silk net mountings. The overdress comes to a point low on the skirt in the back, and, while full, ia drawn close to the an idea which is followed heavily The hat is a drooping shape of velvet trimmed with short feathers about the crown. drooping hat is very slender faces. This CDK _ BGDK Banana Fritters, Make a batter of % cup of flour with 1 teaspoonful baking powder sifted through it, 1 egg, pinch of salt, % cup milk, a little sugar Mash 1 medium sized banana and stir In last. Drop from the spoon into plenty of bolling lard, Serve hot with powdered sugar sprinkled over them or with maple syrup lee Cream Made Without Cream. To each quart of milk take 1 cup of sugar, 2 eggs and 2 tablespoons of flour; use only the yokes, and use the whites for cake. Mix sugar and flour well to prevent lumping, add the eggs and a little cold milk until smooth. Have the rest of the milk boiling hot, mix all together, return to stove to boll up, strain and flavor to taste. For a four quart freezer use 2% quarts of milk. wee broad | becoming to dry out. It is best to put the gar bage in the stove at night, and by morning it has dried to a tinder, and will blaze up and burn when the fire gets hotter, leaving no odor whatever. Never allow any scraps of food to be put in the seuttle. A floor should never be awept in ® room where there ts contag fous patient. It should be washed with a cloth dipped in borax water, #0 that no dust annoys the patient and no flung up tn the air, to drift out of the window into the hall en route to fresh victims. Almonds chopped fine and brown. | ed in sugar make a delicious ice cream. There are also good almond puddings, Bavarian creams and cakes of every variety almonds, cut in strips, if mixed with the batter of chocolate loaf cake, add richness and delicacy. The Germans also use them a great deal | in their fi % coffee eake and other fancy breads. The dainty lace patterned cloths, so much used for ki Shelves, are very apt to “stic the wood when they become satu rated by the steam of the cooking. To avoid this, place papers on the shelves before tacking on the oll cloth. In making cheese balls to serve with a lettuce course, work ground nuts into the cheese and note the delicious flavor this imparts. A new idea is to serve a marsh mallow on a cup of chocolate. It! ms the marshmallow and gives ® dainty flavor to the chocolate. White cheesecloth and seersucker fre recommended for kitchen Bprons, as th materials are | @asily washed and require no iron \ioe Tiling is not only used in the} Dathroom, but ts becoming popular | for the vestibule and conservatory. | 2 WLs Here is the government recipe for | cleaning bra It is used in all the | United States arsenals and is said to be the best in the world One quart of common nitric acid | to one-half a pint of sulphuric acid Keep the mixture in a stone far, | having ready a pailful of water and a box full of Articles to be cleaned must first be} dipped in the acid mixture, then} into the water, and dried with the sawdust. This process of cleaning | will change the brass {mmedtately to a brilliant color. If the metal is] |greasy, as candlesticks would be, | dip first in a strong solution of pot ash and soda in warm water, This cuts the grease and permits the acid to work. This method of clean ing brasé is entirely harmless and is satisfactory When one thing falls try another. When pumice stone and iomon are unavailable wet the ends of com mon sulphur matches and rub the Ink stained fingers with them. The spots will disappear, Do you want to buy ahome? See The Star's classified real estate columns. got Kulvinskas’ story |i assortment of germs are | Blanched i FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine, Store Opens at 800 1 and Clones at 6:90 ny Furniture | Highly Interesting Specials Special ATTRACTIVE ER, SPECIAL comfortable ROCK- $4.45—This Roll-seat Rock- built of oak-veneered stock, in golden finish roomy BIRCH SPECIAL Rocker is Northern mahogany, shape seat in frame construction ; made and extremel fortable. roc $5.95 of birch, with and selected finished saddle box- well- com- er is substantially the seat is deep and Third Floor, French Wilton, Ardebil Wilton, Hartford Wilton, Hardwick Wilton, Hartford Wilton Velvet, sels and Tapestry Brussels. Bagdad Saxony including all the popular weaves. Axminster, Wilton Velvet, Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, Bod strongly represented. China Matting. of the many remarkable values afforded: CUT GLASS BOWLS, SPECIAL $2.50 | Eight-inch Deep Bowls in two handsome, i richly-cut designs, CUT GLAS tion cutting. WILDWOO. AND FORKS, CUT GLASS SALT AND PEPPER |} SHAKERS, SPECIAL 35¢ EACH—Well cut in an effective new design, and have sterling silver tops. CUT GLASS BON BONS, SPECIAL $1.50. m Bons and Nappies in a number of new and attractive cuttings at this spe- cial price. CUT GLASS NAPPIES, SPECIAL 75e ive-inch Cut Glass Nappies in a hand- some cut star design; two styles to select from, . CUT GLASS TABLE TUMBLERS, SPECIAL $4.50 SET OF SIX—Beautifully cut in a new pattern on an extra-heavy blank pattern Oneida low: Soup Spoons, Velvet, Vy. ! Wa ft Hitt My Hi CTT REED ROCKER, CIAL $3.75—A_ good-s ize, comfortable Rocker in shel- lac finish, with roll and back. arms —Third Floor, Wilton, Bundhar Axminster, 1 ly Brussels and Ingrain The present Fall showing of Domestic Floor Coverings is the largest and most varled in the history of the store, and prices are as attractively modest as ever. Over 400 patterns and colorings are shown in Room-size Rugs, the weaves including Wilton, Body Brus- In small Rugs over 400 patterns and colorings are shown, In Carpeting 35 patterns are shown in Bundhar Wilton, with borders to match, while are Excellent assortments are presented in Printed and Inlaid Linoleums, Japanese and —Third Floos, S D PATTERN SPECIAL $4.2: guaranteed Tea Spoons, special 75c. Dessert Spoons, special $1.38. Table Spoons, special $1.50. special $1.75. The October Sale of Cut Glass and Silverware The broad interest manifested in this occasion is to be attributed not only to the attractively-low prices that prevail, but also to the exceptionally high plane of quality evident throughout. The specials cited herewith are typical SPOON TRAYS, SPE- CIAL $1.00 EACH—In a pretty combina- KNIVES SET OF SIX—Triple-plated Knives and Forks in the new Wildwood pattern; set consists of six knives and six forks ; special $4.25. SILVER - PLATED SPECIALLY PRICED—The Wildwood Silver-plated Ware, made by the Community, years. Specially priced in sets of six, as fol- TABLEWARE for ten The Genuine Beckwith Round Oak Heating Stove Is as Easily Regulated as a Lamp Owing to its air-tight construction, the Beckwith Round Oak Heater is as easily regu- lated as a lamp—you may have as much or as little heat as you ¢ lesire. This wonderful Stove has a single-piece air-tight bottom—the This feature, together with the small air-tight ash-pit door thoroughly ground in, prevents leakage of air below the fire. The fire-bowl extension protects the low- er end of body and forms a hot-blast draft. An even temperature can be maintained with the hot-blast alone, burning fuel from the top only one ever made. downward. The Genui ne Seckwith Round Oak burns any kind of fuel with cleanliness and economy. The Genuine Round Oak Heater’s many points of excellence, widely recognized for over thirty-six years, have received further recogni- tion in the award of the Grand Prize—highest award—for Heating Stoves at the Alaska-Yu- kon-Pacific Exposition MAJESTIC RANGES Incorporated erry cry © 'pO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, H. L. KLEIN | RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH g THE CHORMAKER, it] REGISTERS? you can boots : } shoes to fit you, get them made ff |, We are independent dealors hana. Sto measure at the fe mew and second land | bhi lo 217 JAMES STREET. SUNDWALL CO. Seattle, Wash, CHILDREN’ BYE TROUBLES ‘The Raven prescription service means that the doctor’s skill In pre scribing le most efficiently supple mented by the drugglist’s skill in compounding. RAVEN DRUG Go, 1416 Second Av. charges are very moderate SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO, Aasai ave. Frederick & Nelson The Star’s classified columns, —First Floor, West Building KITCHEN CABINETS McDOUGALL make @ doi Dental W Do you want to buy a home? See real estate