The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1909, Page 9

THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1909. | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. = Btore Closes Dally at 6:29. I typo narengersenrt tg POeoreceooodecoococes | tate the eaan to thom taakly an 9 Sinden eats woe 11 “TELL ME A STORY” §/tzs, sie’. mnt a LITTLE PROBLEMS OF BasemefiSa eSroom chef Ee fess a 3? LOVE AND MARRIAGE :|| Aprons and Silk Kimonos THE IVORY RING | Sige Saar, toh Senlcenery sbabiateianel ks sister, riding in thotr Japan: ' |man's expenses to another city | Does the Clever Girl Make the Best Wife? tions for Holiday gifts that are both dainty and seaheiiine ae aye where the wedding Is to be b id? vt 2 ha ? riage called finrikisha, wore : }Doea the bridegroom furnish the} If @ man ts In love tt makes little | household expenses kept within the || Practical. ed by ap sherman | Don't stop,” aid the proud als }mention some articles the brid This the ordinar il do] ‘ nan 7 ab talk to auch a ragged / groom could give his beat man and f ee et ane In {h? in a mont capable manner, She may | an. What can he sell that “you! [0 | LM, [omy one. But if a man fs sti in| not be witty. But sho will be h | ts gn more ha t = ha ae ae: Surnee ‘nee beak (1)—He may offer to pay the] that state where he can reason he| womanly and practical, And with] med all around with frill of it result . cae looking at the waving | best man's expenses, though tt Is|often ponders to himself whether Most men this is in the long run | 4 ‘ lace; have deep pockets and 3 : cs s on the er aide of the road - 7 not an obligation, (2)--Yea, (3) the clever girl he knows would | What te needed, The man who has wide sash to tic ® make more aie eS Sleevelinks or searfpins make nice} make a better wife than some more |® large income, who dolights in J’) TEA APRONS AT 59e—~ ‘ ko the But the gentle princess letened , “ ‘ the while to take the) But nec . ; gifts, ordinary damsel of his acquaint, making a show or whose tempera y worth >» his story, and feeling sorry for ; * ance nequane’ | mont is such that the sparkle of a| . Round Aprons of all-over ee ae aia fa tee, le Bee ee ee Dear Mins Grey; How can one} Several elemonts enter tato this | clever wife in meat and drink to} vt, embroidery, trimmed with ita reader . Me Mien, and told him to go to the wet back the natural color of hair | problem ne * sO empera- | him, will find satiefaction in marr . ‘Oic all arc . £5 Saturday's pay ple nearby, where she would have p which has -beon bleached by berox-|fuent ie to te considered, If he le| Ine the brilliant woman, But tho | | = ps We tune SH AFORE Bpattor’s wat! has | tho priest buy him a dinner, When SP 5A% liao? ANXIOUS. | quick and bright himself, he will de.| man Who needs a capable feminine | 4 : wide sash to tic a ‘of answers ever § | Fhe om at the temple gate he! — A—Only by waiting until it| light in the compantonst of a band to run the machinery of the BAND APRONS AT 59¢ gome don't. All a: ’ k from his fleh basket a little | grows out kindred spirit, But if he ts rather house, who wants sympathy and ; ~—Large Band Aprons of ory ring, clirtousty carved. | > 1 " nt ft he di | ’ 7 es . of the folds of her kimono, where it nl jphlegmatic ant simply admires the Companionship in the ordinary, | sheer white lawn, trimmed were suggested by Koop thi” he said, “O gentle! was hanging on a chain, and put it} Deer Minn Grey: I was born PhD: | clever girl as one enjoys fireworks everyday affairs of life, had better | Gitly da icin i ‘id Ret ‘The Traveling Sales tere Never part with it, and/on her fingor. When she showed it|Tuary 27, 1880, My sinter was born! of any kind, he will find it a very /pass by the clever girl for ha A a aoe fg showing p | or day it may of great service) to the | March 4, 1878. On what days of the | different proposition to be married ordinary one | 1emstitched hem. this week. There/to y week were we born? | to her Lucky the man who ean find the MAIDS’ APRONS AT 50c—Sheer white lawn Aprons is Not long after this Nina San and ANXIOUS READER. | two qualities combined in the giri| : 5 ' gp shied. ‘a drummer, falls in| : BA | Haven't you often seen the wit two qualities combined in the g th bretellés of dainty oh o Bins ‘ Bp pretty station her proud alster, with their train of You wore born on Saturday |of some clover girl playing all of bis cholce. The «irl who can| with bretelle { dainty embroidery; Band Aprons cut Fhe meots on A Saati’ Genk te o Reen | int rma” & “belonged to | ont 70Ur sister on Monday Jaround a rather dull fellow lke | be bright, clever, sparkling, a com and trimmed ri ein scallop; also many ’ ae Y mountain wood to a distant tem- a ve.” he holonged to . " anion who is never monotonous, | pretty styles in Tea orons of Jawn, cross-bar dimity or day. Things break Arse se -aliat beta. Wha: whan tanee in a summer sky? He ad- panion wh ) I , a imhity fags, at the end of which |ple to worship thelr ancestral gods | (ir Kren’ prince, who, when travel | TO) DIVORCE HER or intensely. He hovers yet who can turn her bead, her hand | dotted Swiss, made round and trimmed with ruffles of em- fee fell into each other's | Without the least warning they were | IN B* # Faherma Amr ap as the moth around the and her heart to the humble affairs! proidery or lace edge ns Gurtain drops over | attacked by a band of hostile soktiers| P° HAYe Ht to the gentiowt maid he t suppose he marries her, of the home and bring her clever c (ee who belonged to a very rich and| QUN% and that he hoped to wed ) imagine the situation tn ness down to their managing, is a MAIDS’ APRONS AT 39ce—Pretty lawn Aprons hav- Tai happen in real life? The | Powerful prince The sisters cried 2 & short time? She will grow sar- | prize to be sought. Unfortunately Mf ing bretelles finished in embroidered scallops; ‘Tea Aprons Sees this question of {ts| ut In terror as thoy saw their ser-| The pr lator wan very angry castic or turn elaowhere for con-|#he {x rare. The vory fact that all of lawn or dotted Swiss, trimmed with embroidery ruffle As & stimulus, the news-|Yants taken prisoners, The proud | at thi», f ¢ would have Iked to genial companionship, He will grow girl i# clever and bright brings he nd-wide sash, i f theatre tickets for| “ister screamed and scolded, but to| marry the rich prince, therefore she bitter and indifferent so much adulation that she is ap’ and wide sash |bridesmald’s — boquets? Ploase |difference whether the girl be clever | income: | SEWING APR AT with deep scallops and trim- man's rt Niha San lipped it out aptain he started in surprine | Ae she told him how she came by hin face relaxed into a@ smote . mt answers as follows " Dene h n i eae eminent Too often the clever woman 1s to grow conceited, selfish and unt-| TEA APRONS AT 35e—Of dotted Swiss, cut round n't harm my peoy begaed Conceited and selfish. 8 1 aympathetic, The wortd has Iald it and trimmed with hemstitched ruffle, wide sash and hem- titched pocket dest ong o oe gentle > San ‘Only tet But ot this moment the prince < reach down and take = h ita best at ber feet and she expects a ite oan: hind at se them go and free my sister, and I/ himself came riding and com. : 4 sympathetic and kindly hands of the | It to continue to do so a8 her right 4 . ai ee aaa seth prisenc| Yee rn coe iting manded the proud sister be ment ordinary things of Ife. And after She fails to see how much finer and MAIDS' APRONS AT 25c—Maids’ Lawn Aprons fash- : fourth a! : . Ho! ho!” sald the captain of the} home for her elt, Then, turning all, life fe largely 1 up of most more lovable a woman she would be/H) jioned with square, hemstitched bretelles mais. ench. All a jband, “what would our prince say|to the gentle Niha San, he led her 3 ordinary #ffairs. Children are to {f she would use her cleverness to Dele dS pment ee ee oy Friday night's perform: | ty that? }to hia wonder palace in the moun- be cared for, homes to be awept| make the world happler and bet LONG SILK KIMONOS, SPECIAL $3.75—Made ill ceee Wednee-| Suddenly remembering the fisber- | tains, where they live very hap oe and cleaned, food to be cooked, ter. | long and full, with shirrings across shoulder; the front and % quick. Ad-| = Soa . ‘ clothes to be mended. The clever The man whose admiration for a flowing sleeves trimmed with satin ribbon, Oriental or ogee ge ‘ girl ie apt fo consider herself | clever «irl in beginning to go to 4 ; at First Sight Editor, | Ki Fe ee cinco Corforting noch his head had better study her a bit {ff Conventional designs in-rich, dark combination colorings of eee eee some of) humble tasks, She will shine in critically and see if underneath the | Old-rose, navy, green, dark-red, old-blue, light-blue and a | “ social affairs. She will have brilliance i# the gentle, tender, un-| lavender, —- | 54 throng of admirers about her selfish womaniiness which is, after |f Yes; hb ic! HT} it ia impossible for her to wee that all, the foundation of happiness in by when we meet cur [Ween och eek a eaten menls Sre property Sraperes en ee DOLLS AT 25c—Rag Dolls for the little folks, includ- ‘J rw = x = i Sao OY anc ri, utch oy anc ari, Own an ly ith m a : eae ing Sailor B 1 Girl, Dutch B: d Girl, Ch d butter r | extract, and place them on the Eskimo Dolls. Yes; in proportion to} 4 —_—. Bot. 7 which occur eed . Heavenly Biscuits. : om : +-WOR b H-- closed eyelids for » ee wcggge digg d RETR ES Tne CeeeaRies Nica he eae Mele ee GI I 1 ee. 1 cup milk, 2 cups bread longer while you down in aj H-No: the parties having | . |niour, 3 teaspoons cream tartar, 1 ¢ if K G quiet room | i ili i yer knowledge of oe [eRe i loon soda, 1-3 cop melted but h » Ac NOWIN gees i | Interesting Millinery Section Values { being very muc! Ly ter. ix in order given and bake 4 ' When sewing lace insertion onto a Renae <1, * < ¢ nove. i: DAILY MENU. |" kem pans ‘ Deviled exes are ofttimes filled ® Sheer material that is to be cut | Large Black Felt Shapes at $1.95. _ he Bm they are. fol i ccm < with French peas, amall pleces of ®Way, baste carefully on right side Medium-size Felt Shapes with rolling brim, in ve ‘satere’s only law of selec- Breakfast. : sweet pickle, olives and the yolk | f goods and elther hem with tiny 5 t 5 is Cereal with Cream. : SYNTHiA GREY. ot Srthe cay softened with butter and | stitches or sew close to edge with|f Stay, green, red, black and navy; 50c and Ic. MAC CLoUDY, | Shirred Exes. ‘ hot vinegar. The peas are not machine. Cnt away material on Velvet Shapes in gray, navy, green, Copenhagen ' ; . mashed into the egg. It makes «| ¥rong side, leaving enough edge to/H] | 1. bie. S12 ; i délicious ex salad to be served! turn back. This may be fastened and pale hue ; $1.29. : ; “it : — } with a second row of machine|M Black Ostrich Plumes; 10-inch size, 75c; 14-inch, 125 Siath Av. North. Dry Toast oriap lettuce leave a ee — atitehing or can be turned in and|ff $1.45. | Quince Marmalade. Coffee NO ANSWERS WILL BE GiV es aN hemmed clone to the lace, ao the | > othr: ect EN IN THIS COLUMN TO ANY te ~Add half a teacupful of salt to! stitches will not show | A large assortment of Wings at 5c, 45c, 50c and two quarts of water, or in that pro CURTHER QUESTIONS ABOUT portion, to the lower compartment WW OOc OLD COINS OR POSTAGE ; te — {yy ‘ : : sy: STAMPS.--MI8S GREY. ‘ ; ett gpd on. noutenaa.- oF i OCK | , Good quality, double-width Maline, for veilings iia Waieas ta Che os ore |the upper one . and neckwear, in brown, tan, Copenhagen, gray, tied” and “Florence 8.” ought to| : one thing worl. k lavender, red, green and navy; 10c yard. wait until they know their own GRACE ELLSWORTH. When the eyes are tired from 100| and aliments that w 2 i minds before accepting a proposal] CHICAGO, IIL, Nov. °30.—Grace | 1oDK vse or reading by insuffictent | Heved in any ot way of marriage from an honest man, |W. Ellsworth, the charming operatic | oy checrbeat pisees ot cid. Hawn tear isid becsud’ eee ovat Popular Floor Coverings Moderately Priced it first sight?! tlleve a knowledge | Luncheon. - @, is necessaryiw® Chicken. Celery and Apple dere at endures. I! & Saiad Mariages usually TO-\# Tea Rolly. Stewed Prunes. to beth. Yes, I|® Cake. Tea Wil regret their haste. | % Worth while \* Dinner. MRS. C. M. P. | Vegetable Soup. 12% Sixth Av. North. | Baked Ham Mashed Potatoes. = of a marriage being | * Baked Cauliflower. ‘of love at first sight de-|* Celery Salad. what motive brought|* Apple Dumplings. Coffee. for each other into/* Attracted merely by|* Chicken, Celery and Apple ims, it is Hable to sep-| * Salad. H inspired by the in-}* Cut the white meat of perception of mora!|* boiled or baked chicken into is mutual bliss firmly} * dice, add an yal quantity |® each of fine cut celery and EDWARD KNIGHT, |@ ripe tart apples, moisten $024 11th Ave. N. E. * with mayonnaise, sprinkle _— |* With capers and serve on in “love at first|* tender leaves of lettuce Tie parties concerned do| * fam opportunity to study ae other's ch aracterie-| Wash the caulifiower thor i causing more un-|* oughly, boil in salted water ‘and more di.|® until very tender, drain anc ibe slower way. It is|% break into small pieces. to take the chanc2,|* 2 tablespoons of butter blend 2 tablespoons of istuctory | * ence SNINONTT |. Stour, genucm with salt and white pepper, add gradually 1 pint of rich milk, cool and : 1 13.4 stir until smooth and thick, #)cter, is this: Write to the men/ three hours that ber soul will meet THE R then add the prepared cauli you intend to reject, for, of course,}and believe in his soul just the . Wega = it e ms an ideal with! ‘ower. Butter a baking dish, must have a preference, and | same | ; . HEATER FOR r is in him, the ro- * turn in the cauliflower, ‘ Si Se eens ant tc, 4 : WOOD OR COAL iif eric e on ances connected!» sorinkle with fine crumbs é ing in sapeea! ossecnd |@ and grated Parmesan cheese | 4 ° . * ‘ —lIs constructed of ff Incorporated em alt fate, and some and brown in # hot oven j 4 ie som the et el ; cast-iron and has y, and marriage, 0! 4 ‘ ever be a failure Suaiipedy ight shel nado cdaadbad | “png swing-off top and ‘HOS VE, f io Ballard Ave. Vegetable Sonp. large swing door at } Two quarts of water, 2 o7 5 P lharicot beans, 2 02. of » nas, 1} j ate ‘ee end for feeding Rees | : ine + cer-| BA na. of split peas the cocoa bean | i Was g Frere ia roctual attrac. | t1®. 1 carrot, 1-2 stick of celery, : In the Sib wood; transparent eh ae One Dollar brings a VICTOR "| parsley and herbs, pepper, salt, 6 ~— . . ; a a i ° he * oH Be ees into love, some | oven and a diads of mace.” Hol nature has cun- a site Bae Wa Goon Talking Machine immedi- Bs much chance of happt-| |” the two quarts of water for three ately into your home. ae ‘ ° } ioe no nearer the at | 7% four hoere all the above | vos ie ningly stored nu- fii g& 15-inch size, 99.00 | etables, spice and herbs. Strain it oddly bad court:| oft. It will keep for some time if tin ics Se vipa tet: the eelaat you | it i Yet to stand and poured off trition an e. = We a e 3 7 core peuas zox from the sediment | ree : < “ 19-inch size, $13.5 en Ave Baked Tomatoes. ; giving properties | MM -at-inch size, $15 Cover the bottom of an earthen) . Bathing exprensed In| yh with rive, tamatoos, alleed, which are released face that appeals) |), layer of bread crumbs, se i Eiiases love of some-| nee _® layer of bread crumbs, sea ; A Victor soned with pepper, salt and butter Opposite sex. It does fr ; of tomatoes, and ‘ ~ ' meee, marriages > bepeans Gait the. aiek $0? m their natural i e Talking Machine MAF, SOM We Dot | Feiing the topinost layer be ol fullness in Be run EMER- eS an Grete ee adi Girls like these two are the d| star, is now starring in the realistic! or who drift into wedlock without!—to her—playle Parted at the t ; due thought—and are unhappy | Altar ; of the load — : ‘ : : s 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs, in four patterns, ever after—not to mention the mts-| divorce courts, Mise Elleworth te Oriental and floral designs; $21.00. f the unfortunate men they | trying to lowe a three-hour husband, tl x12 Tanestey Rac 3 F we th lems yet tn ta thval teopveboat thas ‘sean tang mere _ 9x12 Tapestry Rugs, six patterns to select from, R Worrted” says her sweetheart|he ie her soul mate, and will re | Dey Goods | 25. as been away for nes ear.| main #0, 6v ot by be —— Fie rs i Witte the katie Riek anciaecank |véranh wesacea aa tia or 36x63 Wilton Rugs, $4.50 anc | esata th ing, yet she has grown tired of him,| She married Frederick W. Cush-| nen He: tin St | 27x54 Wilton Rugs, $2.50 anc and wants to stop. She lets the|/man at 2 a. m, and having had! expensive ea 4 oves | 18x36 Wilton Ri pas $1.75 eat out of the bag when she says, enough of married life by 5 o'clock | . NURS, DLO. I have met someone 1 like better.” | (same morning), she left him: not | | 36x72 Axminster Rugs, $2.85. What shalt abe do? | hat they” ahaa Tove each ether | of Demonstrated Merit B 27x5 or Rugs, $1.65 The situation of “Florence 8." is} but because the newly made bride ax . Axminste : Rugs, $1.05. the samo, in that she has two| thought that ehe would rather fol Typical examples of the many excellent values pre- 27x54 Velvet Rugs, $1.15. ' Bissell’s Carpet Sweepers with cases finished in thearts on hand. But, unlike low her artistic bent, unhampered she loves both. She|by a husband. And she was really sented in moderately-priced, thoroughly efficient Heating ) ' ght) _ maple or mahogany and nickeled or jap a anned trimmings ; $1.65. Baked Cauliflower. ther she ought to marry | sorry for her husband's sake that | the one her parents favor, and if}she had not thought of her “artistic ) #0, how she shall inform the other. | bent” before their 180-minute matrt- | My answer to th two girls,| monial experience b who have so little ¢ ion of char-| more, she assures her husband of First Floor, West Bullding t PiGE aide hGH, Seat fe oft ? cir. | Dread crumbs. Bake about - 1s Often caused by cir ‘ FALD AIR-TIGHT brings» and abite un-|” e AER after marr | BoD HaATER ° Cae eeu ik Christmas Present @) MH. ANDERSON ‘ : 4 ‘ 212% B. Union Two eggs (use beaten yolks), 1 cup sweet milb 1-2 cup cocoanut, 1 eo lospoon sugar, 1 tablespoon corr body, hinged cover, oe this subject from 2 ch. Cook in double boiler till ee ee 3 2 ant i o #andpoint, love hickened to custard. When cold outside down-draft : ! r : ‘alin vor with vanilla, Cover pie plate ; Kren i i Psa pel ave given! with very rich ple crust and bake a and large opening i i pe many full con-| delicate brown. Remove from COCVA in top for feeding gual hen [ff Pecttle Const Distributors Pacific Coast Dealors in com taking a step! oven and fill with custard and . TOR Tatking Rislawar aaa Oekae . Root to Cupid's! frost with beaten whites of two or H wood; nickeled cpa hines, Pianos and Player Wwledge of com ss, with pulverized sugar to ; Pianos. ore eggs ‘ Wmperament is thor "| more to taste. Serve cold : Cocos name-plate, nickel fue 4. MATTHEWS | Ri : ed foot-rails and ‘ eer c Caramei Custard. | P ic ragran erate eee iii ¥ | 4 . ’ , ‘ 4 Globe Building Put 1 cup of sugar in small fry-! & heavy sheet - iron %, ™ 7 ti til it its, then 7 hi ‘i a pan, stir un melts, then ee ee H Ww 1404 Second A — wa {nfo one quart of hot milk, nourishing. lining. is nett, econd Avense _ Ages tne Ss) ~ | when it i# dissolved, add 4 well No 4 THE NEW FLAVOR beaten eggs, 1 teaspoon vanilla ° Pour into cups, set into pan of hot water and bake un han firm in cente: 4 4 The Indians of th 2 », $4.50. & MAPLEINE t + until firm in center | Dou f ask merely seoctel aes the ca oa co “ 4 + 4 — MOVES By — Hot Biscuits. 4 /, known beings to us ae ENS) Poems = | sit wit 2 cups of flour, 12| for cocoa—ask for Wm songs | CONTRACT aspoon salt and 4 teaspoons bak-| ° . seat i rapaesae diie'ckcstiie . ing powder. Ruby in or ent i with Ghirardelli’s. Ce tee Ie Furnished Fr healthy. Choeo, an Than two knives, 2 tablespoons butter " @o | _Maple and wet with about a cup of milk Indian word meaning i searenaccrsnnaneteaneanmeneseania sient tat aR 2s Ip Cracent ars. co, floured boarg, roll ghtly to an called it, hence the Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or so. Metitle, Wasks | Incl thickness and cut with biscutt name Chocolate. INCORPORATED utter, Put them in buttered pan, | ¥ let rise 10 minutes and bake in! ! mee cuaiitiamee eee sell real estate, etc. al Has sheet - iron 18-inch size,