The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1909, Page 15

@STOCKINGS AND 4 DARNING NEEDLE Wits, But They Were in a OneRound Bout oration, pare does not know that tan © dyed black. The coat ama! sa the result t# that the shoes will serve through the win tor 2o8 CAN Bes He Weapons. ar Only > to Win Her a Dec frevgh with a Power fu ‘ Piloces of damask table ly ire any starch. If they be carefully washed and ironed while! damp, they will be stiff enough, and will wear much longer Une trons as hot as possible without soorebing the linen, and tron each pleoe until it is perfpotly dry, This aives them a crispneas which can be gained in no other way, and the linen will stay clean much longer than if carelessly troned and put away limp and entirely dry, Keep the edges straight and the folds even. Handkerchiefs should also be troned while quite damp with a hot tron Put a teaspoonful of powdered sulphur in & saucer and add a fow drops of alcohol and ignite a funnel over this, point upward. | Wet stained linen and hold over point of funne). Fumes will remove the most obstinate of stains, Good for fruit stains of long standing. Place an brass faucets, one table ul of salt, two tablespoonfuls | ar; rub with cloth, after which polish with flannel cloth sters warm the knees of the young arranged so that the knees will well protected. Don't e them if hose taahion able. Soa, ne — MISS MARIE MATHIAM children to drink | Water on as they rise in the morning, as well as on going to bed at night. Water cleanses the whole system and clears the blood HANDSOME STREET SUIT AND HAT. Enco INCISCO, Cal, Nov Mathiam did © ¢ light pote in on Mission s( Gas & Electr by & Woman's re @f stockings and _ won. He esky employes of th ‘gorporation arrived pole In a bole prev the sidewalk, they brown haired inies faa rocking ‘@irectly over the ox ‘She was darniog stock and was so eb fa er taak that abe took workmen left. It was quitting | and they were union men they dina: red, bearing cant hooks, tampers, bars vels, Miss Mathiam waved ttle Nag—a bunch of mended | kings in triumph, and vietoriously into her Cabbage Loaf. TT enahe dish, taking tt plac an oblong loaf of move the crust, scoop out the in-| leaving © case having walls an inch th in butter; shre knife; soak { ute drain an ered vessel in boiling salt to which has been adde pinch of soda. Cook 2 drain thore ae a sat huge 8 Through {t Oncerned and smil her needle, mend. ss one by one. Miss Mathiam e job. Holes still re stockings, and a ‘i ined in the ground licemen for whom |® mixtu f Baa te‘ephoned, came | Stated They discovered Cream; finish with Woman was the cen-|!ing of grated che n and they refused | Place in the oven Ing to do with the Minutes; garnish with fine mates, so the blue | Ded parsley existed = which | fe them to place her un-| @ectric light men set game of freeze out 29 minutes. Have won oysters as will ma a whistle blew | gcald them in the the parbotled | pleces the size of sweetbreads a: from the ca: chopped pars | ing sweet milk to cover them mer 10 minutes and a« Oysters and Sweetbreads. Blanch three swee ed water. Trim the Plaids are leaps and bo young @ coming into favor with mds, for old and Even sults for street of this at Alas, while we only the slender and the tiny woman can wear them This smart little suit is of green and gray plaid, and is made with 1 1 skirt, culrass bodice and ong close fitting coat. The re better than CRES-| Whole Wheat Gems. : » of deep gray satin and the CENT egg-phos Three-fourths cup handsomely embroider phate—it costs 25c fourths cup water, twe sian colors Per pound, a fair, wheat flour, sifted witt velvet muff with bands Price and a full|spoons baking powder of white fur and decorated with pound. }Spoon salt and one pink rose gives a delightful jsugar. Add two touch to this charming costume. ed shortening. at The hat is of white beaver, with 20 minutes. Sift gray satin about the crown, and a | may used | wheat flour. No Baking Pow der is purer and three whole two tea ant tea spoon oat ed in P A white apoor well ito 1 Grab be i ming SAMPLE SHOES roR- MEN AND WOMEN 1,200 Pairs of New Styles Received This Week Direct From the Makers No More The Stock Includes Values From $3.50 to $5— Your Choice at the One Price—$2.50 Wew YORK SAMPLE OE C 2 Burke Bidg. s r] HW bess ond © @ Blev linen rare | The clothing shouid| cause they | »| black and white coque feather trim- | THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, (CYNTHIA GREY crit GRE} LETTERS: Girls are beginning nd it Questions about the making fudge In particular “Frances” and “Interested |for a reliable rpctpe for nut fudge, and I will give t own long used rule, 1 boll ja cup of sugar, three teaspoons of cocoa or grated chocolate, Ales, other molasses, stirring often, Try It in cold wate ia done, Remove tt from ft beat tn a teaspoonful of vantla aad a cup of broken nut meats, and pour into a buttered pan i. 8." also asks for a maple fudge recipe, Break a pound of ma ple wugar into pleces and cook It with a oug milk, Add @ table of butter and cook until * when dropped into water he fir a beat until nm pout When nearly spoon | har | @ butte mark tnt } While ¢ Bw" and for mustard pickle rectpe |four quarts of small cucumbers, put in ving kettle and add three large cucumbers cut in pleces rend of green tomatoes wiped and *, four minal onions peel it in wltoes, four and cut In buneh lery chopped an aulifio: neparated into | Add one gallon of boiling which has been added one pint }aalt; cover, and let stand « teht |In the morning bring to the botling point, and tet simmer until the vegetables are tender then drain upful of 1 r pfu wix tab of mus nful of tum add slowly ntly me j cut ts ed and pers wip wal ver Mix of sugar tard an paste Inegar brought the | add tw iting p table spoonfuls tery Add the drained vee 1 bring to the bofling 116 minutes. Dear Minn Grey: id hands when I go te What can L A.—It ° circulation moat obtrusive way to warm the hands ts to alternately grip and re lax the fingers. This quickens the bi flow and thus warms the hands. Take more outdoor exer ine, and wear warm un@erclothing parties D. of nervous news or an Doar Miss Grey: I would Ifke to me way to clean feathers) washing them in a sack. ® duck feathers and look clean but have an offengive odor, | A READER A.-There is no better bd one you mention odor probably comes from Pion the feathers in the sun, which brings out the off up the sacks of feathers in a high wind { possible and let until dry. Never hang them in the aun Dear Miss Grey to keep my hair My cousin arrives soon from Europe. What shall we do to on and when ft hardens {t| 1 suffer from | The What can I do! from falling’ | 1909 jst her the first day she wiven? nL Ww (1) Brosh your hair with an brush night and morning Shampoo every two or three week | With castile soap suds and rine | Wo Manwage lightly each night (%) G for your cousin, ar 4 family dinner Dear Mias Gre Why do finger nails aplit, and what can be done to prevent it? MRS The natis Try rubbing vane well into the jevery night DALLAMORE lack nourishment ine or cold croam roots of the nails Dear Miss Grey; When {troduced is it proper | repeat the name of the troduced? A.—Yoa. Latest Model Disc Talking Machine $28.90 With 12 Selections being to merely person in MAY enough Bur into} to seed, and let boll A Full-Bized Instrument Which | “Plays Any Disc Record Made. | ‘This ts the first genu troment ever of: ov anywhere near it. It nically perfect and ts pped with analysing Repro or unsurpassed for mellownens, sqnance, sweetness and purity of tg Has handsome, large, select of oak cabinet with beautifully de | tigned floral horn, nolseless double | ff “pring motor, and will play any disc! ord made. This machine, same as | above, with 12 selections, 1) $28.90 torms of $1.00 per week. but come fn tion at once. shown for only ;™ Always hang | remain ; Buccessor to | D. B. Jonnston Co. Eilers Music Buliding, Third and University. Follow the Crowd TO THE Extraordinary Saturday Barga in Sale A FEW PRICES ARE QUOTED HERE— Sugar, 17 Pounds for $1 Veolet Oats, 15c, now Washington Creamery M. J. B., pound cans, Gold Du 25c, now Schepp’s Cocoanut, half pour Cider Vinegar, 15c, Cocoa, Baker's or “pte y Dunbar's Shrimp, 15c, n Assorted Canned Fruits, w Mince Meat, Libby's, Apples, fancy 4-tier Baldwi Corn Flakes, “Kellogg's or E Sutt 40c, now per pou 40c, er, nd package, 20¢, now they last, 25c, now 2 for nd, l5e, now .. n, box C., 10¢, Seattle Grocery & Commission Co. 709 Pi COME IN EARLY. MAIN 3898. BUY HERE AN STAN has a faster type bar action and ment than any other machfhe ¢ fact that all champtonships are w | Itw free and y action and t itt “The Machine You W THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER SEATTLE er manufactu ke Street PHONE YOUR ORDERS. IND. 2946, D SAVE MONEY Greater Speed is possible with the Underwood because the UNDERWOOD DARD TYPEWRITER 1 more perfect escape ovide on on the Une instant row il Eventually Buy.” COMPANY, Inc., 113 MARION ST. WASH. and |i | FURNITURE | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | DRY GOODS | Basement Salesroo The Basement Salesroom Shoe Section features wide assort- ments of Children’s Shoes, strongly built of dependable mater- ials on common-sense lasts—Shoes for service at very moderate prices. FURNITURE | ORY GOODS Store Closes Daily at 6:30. BOYS’ SHOES MISSES’ HOOL SHOES, SPECIAL $1.45— toys’ Black Misses’ Kid L Shoes, tip, ex Russia School olid inner sole, ice Blucher patent tension sole and low ounter and nat tom sole; , $3.00; heel; sizes 11 to 2; spe iin cu cial $1.45 Misses’ Dongola Blucher Sho« ent tip, heavy sole and school heel; sizes 11 to 2; special $1.45. Misses’ Box Calf Shoes, with heavy sole and low heel; sizes 11 to 2; spe cial $1.45, Chocolate Kid Lace Shoes, foot form last, with good solid sole and counter; sizes 11 to 2; special $1.45. SCHOOL SHOES FOR LARGI Gun-metal Button Shoes on foot-form $2.45. , pat 3} 2, $2.7 Box i Blucher natural SC grain, 2.00. sizes 5 11% to 2, s, high cut, with extra Boys’ Storm Boot two buckle | heavy sole | to 131 2.7 GIRLS; SIZES 2 >; last, on heavy grain top, and nailed; size slto5 $3.00. $2.45— and ewed ; size heel; heavy sole low Bright Calf Blucher Shoes, heavy sole and solid counter; $2.45. Patent Leather Blucher Shoes, tension sole; $2.45. oot-form last, mat calf top and heavy ex- Taal Goodyear | | WOMEN’S RUSSIA CALF SHOES, SPECIAL $ Women's Tan Russia Calf Button Shoes, brown welt sole and military heel; Ps ga ial, $1.90. 1.90— cloth top, Children’s Serviewdle Felt Hats, Suicial Se A good line of Children’s Felt Hats, including roll-brim Sailors and Shapes turned up at side, trimmed with patent leather bands and grosgrain ribbon with buttons to match; special, 95c. Choice From a Wide Assortment of Neckwear, Special 19c The assortment includes large Silk Bows, in black, light-blue, pink, old- rose, myrtle and red, with silk-covered buckle in center, Tailored Stocks, and Jabots of lace and embroidery, specially priced at 19c. FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED ——....... —FORCED—— SALE OF PIANOS 200 of the Best Makes of Pianos Slaughtered and Thrown {. Market Mr. A. W. Meyer, piano business, It will be raise a large sum of money to pay off his interest. In order to raise this cash, we will present stock of over 200 pianos. This stock consists of the g of all makes, the McPhail, the magnificent Laffargue, the four of which were placed in the public schools this with all other makes, the beautiful Stodard, and other choice lisle, and Elbridge. For Each Dollar You Invest You Double Your Capital in Value the in order Toner Piano Co., has retired from necessary to sacrifice our est and best Hasbrouck, competition the & Co artistic year, in Herman, Schirmer, and sweet-toned superb makes, such as the Irving , Car- Every piano fully warranted and our usual unlimited g antee with each one of them. The honor and integrity of the Meyer-Toner Piano Co, is a sufficient guarantee that these slaughter prices are bona fide What We Need Now Is Money Pianos in this sale, values from $250 to $1,000, but we will not prices, as figures are misleading. See the peer and Every piano on the floor marked in plain figures. The Meyer-Toner Piano Co. THE STORE OF SAVINGS. UNION STREET Opposite Postoffice. Opposite P.-I. goes dvertise judge for ~ yourself 314 314