The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1909, Page 5

Tile ile ME SPEAKS 4 printed Se of the woman at | labor organization to < ours, no factory gat better living com uy there comes an un ea a shop girl, tak side of the question the story as it if SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR) eo THE STAR—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, tvvv. 5 —— | FIGHTING THE PLAGU , IF YOU HAVE CONSUMPTION holding them In the oven, will often Ute. Consumption ds caught mainly through dry draw out the inflammation, Tt will sputum, If you must spit, use your handkerchief | |be painful to subject them to thi eat, bi \ the} Committee on the Prevention of Tuberculos ¥ tion of tur 69 Schermerhorn St N. and “Hessie” ine | ehilbl The app ence quire where Columbia, the belle of | pentine will also help some case leg onde Bde is Dear Mins Grey: Do you have This is one of the weapons employed in the fight to prevent the nati. Abort rs * attic na an resident tr it f Waeh-| *Pread of the great white plague. The deadly germs of tuberculosis, umbia te # 1 Sow and w 1 A etty 0 awh lurking in the mucus discharged from consumptive lung et Into the go to London with « company of ve tn "’ Aap ee yt ns lair and are breathed into the lungs of healthy people, where, if there ts BORIS Whtolt th being Orsanteed | nee cr oe fone What 1a) M0Y sore spot, or weakness left by a cold or other irritating disturbance hore. Oe eee ens. "| they fasten and claim another vietim Dee Mise Grey: Wit! Pou plonse| A—-No, @ nonresident can pro Don't neglect a cough or cold.To break up a cold quiekly there Is _| nothing so effective as the mixture of two ounces of Glycerine, a half of Virgin Of! of Pine compound pure and eight ounces of pure y. Shake well and take a teaspoonful every four hours, It clears tell mathrough the columns. of ‘The | Cure & Heense to marry tn the Star HM pure xiycerine is a ge face }of Washington You do to go to doctor fo m lotiaiaes If. not, what ts &: good) Oe ee the Meenas te pre ® throat and bronchial organs, relieves hoarseness and heals irrita massh®® cream ; when, oh ; t tions of the mucous surface quickly 4 because of {ts purity, ts far COUNTRY READER.” [two witnesses must aign an preferable to other cough mixtures, many of which contain chloroform A.+ Pre glycerine ix too hard for | davit or other drug, It is claimed and advertised by the Leach Chemical Co. momthRins and whould be diluted | Phyeloal | of Cincinnati, who prepare the genuine Virgin Oll of Pine compound with Boge water. An easily prepared | Marty, The, price of the Heense! sure that this mixture will break a cold in twenty-four hours and cure and MiBple massage cream can be|'* § lany cough that is curable AGG follows; Melt % ounce each Peer eR uih | CLEARS THE COMPLEXION comin sune@. df glycerine and two ounces OVERNIGHT / to the mental, moral fitness of the coufle to THE STAR f wWeet almond ofl, Aliow it to | iment store girl. I te heated through. tirrtng | of “House eo” in tly so that it Is well mixed.|P!mples, Rash, Eruptions, Ete., She thinks wive i from fire and add one| Q¥lekly Eradicated by New At any minute is what you can have with one of our 4 - e i . om ° and add one 8ki R 7 ware is "tooger for lcas| Here are three of the most grace-| trimmed at the left with two small | Fre PUP y Mt elther orange flower or| . emedy iurproved Ie 7 ostrich feathers gud tiny silk rones.| Medium alized feather trimmed| ier Slower water and beat with] Ever since Its discovery, poslam, tke to « \ models of the day, The first) The large hat is of black velvet |hats with turned-up brima faced | beater until cold and creamy. -|the new skin remedy, has, in its ex-| a Ss e a e rs fan met How wou trimmed with colored plumes to| with shirred silk are very popular ots traordinary accomplishments, ex-| > : yn out in th » is a plain turban of silk beaver | match the gown, which is a late| with young matrons. Dear Mist Grey: How can I tell e and Be Convinced i ‘a bite to eat in her phase to the » g of being dox Jceeded the most sanguine expe whether a certain boy, of whom I a the most’ sanguine expecta think very much, cares for me . 5 j tions of the eminent specialist who ttl t and smooth add 1 cup of canned to silver and black The blouse may | How am I to get over being bash-| gave it to the world. It has cured ea e Ig ing om A title Dit late” mato soup, Then add 2 cups of mild | be interlined and worn without oth |fui? How can I get a grease spot |thousands of canes of cee | Mead all day. No mat American cheese, next 1 teaspoon| er wrapd than a small neckptece of| out of a brown mohair dr | coamlaane decal ok Oher ae 1314 Fourth Ave. Henry Bidg. feels, stand from carly | mustard, a little salt and red pep | fur on mild days. B. B, Kent, Wash. |urements of years’ standing, The Fourth and University. dark, and be pleasant ber and 2 cloves of garlic or a few) The hat is simply trimmed and is! A—If he secks your society in|terrible itching attending eczema | Phones: Ex. 75; Ind. 67. You get so tired of people—you q@ot stand it @ nother gartic, for it gives such a fine flavor, disagreeable, Then add lastly lunch at noon, the job. When the All women have favorite (and creamy serve on toasted raske. st dark, go out to a recipes which they cook as _ Fruit Cake. One cup of batter, 1 of brown su for something to treate for their husbands and , and then children, Send in recipes for your “folks” waiting dedroom—that’s the} own husbange and children. | pounds raisins. Flavor to taste, Addrese Cynthia Grey, care Babe wouldn't think The Star. Marble Cake of Four Colors. 2 Would she - | White cup butter creamed i home and husband for | with cup eugar, 4 teaspoon vanilla, tees secmss|| SUNDAY'S MENU || Stn Cinnot tease | for my counter 1 teaapoon , er family for sig baking powder; cream the butter sire up dei BREAKFAST 7 room and sugar, add milk and vanilla A man rs * a wife in it can have Cereal with Cream. together, lastly the whi serub and bake Skewered Liver and Bacon. ome « venty-fifth " ! ape a add sugar, salt, soda and cocoanut 4 Y ’ ‘a tusband who com@ Dry Toast. Coffee Yellow—-1- tablespoon, bytter, %| Women sre apt to excuse them-| s_ola'tn buttered pan and bake tn | cr New ork City: ts $i work all day in a eaaie’ feup sugar, % cup milk. % teaspoon | elves regarding thelr moods and). i oderate oven for about 20 min- | Tp . fs home and DINNER . Piemon, 1 cup floar, 1 teaspoon bak-| ‘elr tempers by saying that they |" The Oriental Pool Rooms Delonge to me Bouillon. ¢ Aijing Yowder, yolks of 4 eggs; miz|'therit these peculiarities or that) “y.. ws ouia be very careful as soon 45—Pool Tables—45 . trade ‘A Smothered Chicken Borys nos 28—Solo Tables—-25 ces, Mra. wast Ghukeeen, Sentiewe same as ee en the white battor|touble. That Is folly. There ts no|* iit ets cold im the fall not to Sar, vostaaranl, dims. meek onal tain scenery, nice warm cal Style. pees give h table | ‘aheritance we cannot overcome if}!!! your feet, as, If you are sub-| | ot’ in eee eee Largest on big boat. Venus lea Sacevtash + | jta Bours and put enough vegetable | ve sot ourselves about it, and some | Jct to chilblaina, the feet should ans of the beet sigs 1d. 0 | Pier 6, foot of University Lettuce Salad Ted in one and cocoa in the other of the people who havo sufferéd the | X°Pt &# warm as possible. Subject. | Pane Of ihe awer daily “4181817 | at 10 a, m. sharp. Returns 7 Wh Sod Maple Nut Crean. ieee was cabee | greatest trials in life have devel-}————— p.m. Get on boat free. No Cake Cottee NG LUNCHEON. RUSSIAN BLOUSE Tomato Rabbit Toasted Crackers tands of ribbon | Fruit Cake. Tea Beck are considered —* gowns MAPLE NUT CREAM. | = “1 Beat the yor ent | idalt hax been added|| tient add gra & little sugar and aj} >olline maple pan he | F double bolier until the mix Vinegar will often tore thickens " Remove from |i fistake. the fire, add 1 secant tablespoon | | | | of qelatin softened in 1-3 pup of cold water, stir until dissolved, then add 2-3 cup of broken nut i remain moist and/} meats. Pia me pan. of cxgeh: ed io otir tre ently uni a ‘Tee wins to thie and fold tn f pint of heavy cream beaten | boiled in a bag ana) cludes the air. ; . Smothered Chicken. off with a fresh, Prepare chicken’ as for frying, "loll each plece separately in flour, - and place in hot fron skillet in the stains of fruit|Which has been placed two tabie-| 7 moisten with|Spoonfals of melted butter. Sait cover with pow.'and pour over all one-half cupful | © Afterward wash in|! rich sweet cream. Cover tightly) “ jand place in a moderately hot oven,| }bake until tender, remove the cover suite the color | from the chicken and let tt brown gown better than !or @ few moments. An excellent Which is bought ¥@¥ to cook chicken, both young counter, simply 80d old. ina d ad them. thus for, French Fried Sweet Potatoes. This will tar-| Peel raw sweet potatoes, cut in Fenough to take thin strips lengthwise and fry in Me the tinselly look deep boiling lard until nice brown. Sprinkle with sait while still hot land serve at once. Escaloped Onions. Bot! onions in salted water, to which @ little milk has been aiided, until they are tender, then drain and put the onfons Into a baking dish with alternate layers of bread crambs, salt, pepper and a dash of powdered sage. Dot each layer of erumbs with bits of butter, Pour over the whole a cupful of sweet milk, cover the top with crumbs Put 2 large tablespoons butter in| length. ; chafing dish, add 2 tablespoons of| The suit shown in the iblustration flour. Pour on very slowly 1 scant) is made of black broadcloth and ix cup of cream. When this is thicksimply trimmed with bandings of You cannot make a good cup of cocoa out of © poor cocoa; a poor cook couldn’t spoil hirardelli’s COCOA in the making. Fragrant, delicious, nourishing. than one cent a cup. Don’t ask merely for cocoa —ask for Ghirardelli’s. drops of onton juice. Do try the|of the tricorn shape so much In| preference to all others, you should || and such a «mall quantity to not) iris you. A remedy for euge slightly beaten, and when thick} i ne ae, te to atrive to forget yourself, such as pimples, rash, herpes, black. | and be ‘ee and paffected in com 7 . cafeteria ni ree and uy heads, acne, barber's itch, ete., re | wiscom pany | sults show after an overnight appli ° : Remo 4 the grease «pot in your jeation, only @ small quantity being - | dress with chloroform, applying it|/required to effect a cure. Those} iit tes cbecricss room| some of your faverite dishes | gar, % pint molasses, 2 oes, 1 cup quickly and freely und rub until all | and let other women readers |sour milk, 1 teaspoon soda, I pour | ‘sore, a cafeteria, and| of The Star try them on thelr [of Mour, 1 pound currants, ti] Boked Apples then fic bak wider sifted) “lows her moods and temper to who wants mH flour and baking pe say pT cage ruin the hotmelife of thoes éepent. AGAIN IN FAVOR». and bits of butter. Bake a light Loose belted coats are again high brown and serve very hot in favor with tall, slender girls and ” eset | women, Some are short, but most . Tomato Rabbit. + + |o€ them are knee and three-quarter nion stopped with the firet applica tion, giving proof of its curativ ./ Vogue this winter with tailored [be able to judge of his regard for bashfulness, | properties at the very outset | which {* generally self-conscious In less serious skin affections, FREE—FREE TURKEYS, CHICKENS, POTATOES, APPLES, WOOD, EGG6, who use poslam for these minor| trace of the grease has dimappeared. kin troubles should = | Home At hy r * vy s nr OW mm Women makes the atmosphere of = * |necure one of the special er eee ee a home, and it for her to dectde| Dat Mise’ Grey: , Kindly give | packages recently adopted toameet | All these if you live at Birmingham, where you can ride to and jwhat that atmosphere shall be.|'*<!P* for cocoanut candy such needs. Roth the 50-cent pack |i prow REE, and get these Sacre tracts at $50 per acre to $150, Shame on the woman who does not}, “Yt shall I do for chilblains, T/age and the regular $2 jar may be make it an atmosphere of sunshine} S&¥* them every winter until I can |obtained in Seattle at the Quaker |§ terms of $2 per month. We are giving away 20,000 Himalay Giant ‘land love. Though she may be pos-| Ty walk Drug Co. 1013 First ave., and 406 |] blackberries to people on this land. We are going to build a big y | Seased of the wisdom of Minerval , 4, A sages retin LASSIE. |Pike st, and other leading drug|fi fruit cannery there this spring, We were going to stop selling ore ine F and the beauty of Venus, she is not ipo for baked | stores. until next spring, when the new street car line is finished, but every 4 ood nor a worthy woman if she trip we have big crowds, so TOMORROW WE RUN A BIG FREE EXCURSION TO | cocoanut candy brown! Samples for experimental ast re pth coanut. | poses may be had free of charge by | RACH Sak,- Sinem of 1) writing direct to the Emergency “ae Beat white of eas silently. | Laboratories, 32 West jent upon ber for happiness, When cold eut into squares. | they are the reault of sicknées or Beautiful snow-clad moup- Third av, between Pike and Union. tickets needed. Or call at C, D. Hillwan's offices, in Times Block, for free maps and guides of gil the Sound coun- try. Hundreds of families on this land are now setting out orchards, berries, ete. Free houses to live in until you build. Men wanted for all This House Complete, Only $350 kinds of work, good wages; 15 Here; Terms $2 Month miles of walks to be lald. Joped the sweetest c! « It lt pure selfiahness which permits a our man to indulge in these weak Oo ne. | Diamonds For this week only we are selling $60 diamond gings 96.00 DOWN AND $2.00 PER EK. Sterling Jewelry (0. Ask your doctor how often he pre- | |_ The proper way to treat woolens jwhen washing them Is to hang scribes an alcoholic stimulant for) jthem out on the line without | 7hildren. He will probably say,“*Very, wringing out any of the water.|very rarely."’ Ast bim how often he | Dried in thi way the ebrinkage i | prescribes a tonic forthem. He will but slight th Probably answer, “Very, very fre- ‘The best way to clean papier quently.’’ Ayer’s Sarsaparilia is a mache articles ia to use & sponge | *trongtonic,entirely free fromaicoho!. moistened with cold water. They! 1, sumalation. Ne elcohel habit. Ask Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or 705 First Av. should afterwards be polished with *, canis aa fae aieak fearty oy lomo Aver's Sersapariila =.¢| Room 119. Main 7294. . ae oi 2 Loweil Tasos sell real estate, etc. 66 74 99 Humphreys’ Seventy - Seven | Famous Remedy for Grip and COLDS To guard against the sudden jchanges that are responsible for |mout Colds, be sure to carry a vial of “Beventy-Seven,” taking a dose at the “firat feeling” of lassitude and weakness (don't walt till you begin to cough and aneege) and you will never have a Cold “Seventy Seven” breaka up hard, stubborn Colds, that hang on—Grip. Handy to carry, fits the vest pook- ot. AN druggists, 260. Opening Sale HUGHBANKS ADDITION SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1909 8TH AV. N. W. and 87TH ST. LARGE LOTS, 50x96, WITH ALLEYS. GROUND ALL CLEARED READY TO BUILD ON. CITY WATER IN THE STREETS PRICE $425 TO $700 TERMS: $20 CASH—$10 PER MONTH euPatAA Tienes <Gachetnee This property lies high, with good view and directly in the path of Seattle’s PUM adsscciccciee growth. Take Phinney Ave. cars to Greenwood, go two blocks west and two — north, or take Everett Interurban to Eighth Ave. N. W. and go two blocks north, Humphrey# Homeo. Medicine Co., Cor. William and Ann Streets, New York Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Steady savers are sound sleepe There is no greater sense of security or surer source of contentment than to feel that you have a little barri- oade of REAL MONEY built up between you and a possible time of trouble. Buy now, while prices are reasonable and terms easy. Salesmen on the Ground All Day Sunday E. B. Cox Investment Co. . Sole Agents 2246 Market St. Rooms 1, 2, 3 Central Bldg. | Phone Ballard 22 OR Phone M 2765; Ind. 972 INTEREST 4M Pe Compounded Semi-Annually. JAMES D. HOGE, President N. B. SOLNER, Cashier. DIRECTORS: Ferdinand Sehmits, J. D. Low. man, A. B. Stewart, C. H. Bebb, nC rmick, James D. Howe, XW. Bolner. CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET Ureoches at Raliai and Kt Georgetown on.