The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1910, Page 6

tHE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1910. Ta FEW APPETIZING CHEESE | cont fill with th | RECIPES, tand the dish tr BY MARIE CARR TEMPLE Ike & fow good recipes, Possibly} Fil ™ |e ehddtnay’ a bene | eee aad bane Wie the tpios m The Officers and Directors [mit 1 up chonged theese and 2 |ferve at mee Announce the Opening Gee wary ligt. BtItTAM topaten hake % of an hoot In a quick | TCC ee eee eee ee ee ee Ee DAILY MENU AND RECIPES. Roll out ple eroet very thin, sprir kle With rated shurp cheese and even. When cold, #hape the mixture Into croquettes, dip Ih beaten ome, roll fp tine crumbs, Jet stand | or more hours and fry Breakfaat Sitoed Bananas Oatmeal w Cream Cod O {dust of cayenne, fold in three, + | mut and dust m #econt time with cheews, fold. Rollout quite thin, |] it tn fine stripe « swe with jomwing iron, lay on filet pane an [bake in moderate nv Cheese Souffie. | One-half pound of cheene @rated | or aitced, 1 teaspoontnt mustard, « ttle awit, a litte white pepper, 1 tation miful of butter 2 table poontuls of floyr 1 gilt of bated Creeve milk, yolke of © ewes Put all in| Melt 1 tablespoor & faoOpAn and heat wotit it Uhteh ene Wher o add he white Buttered Toast Cheese Pudding Tuesday, Fel yruary First Piace bread and grated ohe PN ip goed bette abn naga eo Nineteen Hundred and Ten Scalloped Cheese ream t Sugar Pudding. baking dish wi o buttered witilhreg corner Thir q 1 street | - a cordial ir Unnatural Caused by tm THE HEALTH SHOE | proper Shoe There is enough voidable un-) The aa an will inslat upor happiness in this world without de | shoe t her properly from t how the start b vising Any more; ye many s obvious that shoos {women there are who deltberately| which do not have to be stretched ie an additional tortures for them-/by the foot will keep their shape wlan oodiione), tortasne Ser tbeay tz, tee fost rit sew ac ee’| PLAYING POSSUM saa satng, fo sent, the unfor-|fortable at all times, which ts the : s.7ygr jtunate martyr who ts = inc we | first essential It wae a cool, frosty morning EHP Vi \will consider the strange woman| Shoes which throw the body in-/and shaggy Shep was out in the ’ ». H. Price, Vice who believes that ber feet are too|to af unnatural pose destroy the) yard amusing in order that her dis |¢utire appearance of the women, chickens aud watching them run not be kicked about {In| and this ts one reason, aside from! clucking away. and teasing the view of the world, she equ ee Others of hygien +, @geere and setiing them all to | her foot into @ shoe too small, and © should p ¢ mM quack! the result, palnful even to contem | Wearing bigh-heeled shoes One old goose thought Bhep wan | plate, ie suffering and awkward | Likewise, women should too impudent for just » puppy dos | news heavyaoled shoes, as walk 00, wildly Napping her wings and Someone has said that the man| made more difficult to them. quacking loudly, » ¢ him off | who earns 20 shillings « week and/ lighter sole more pearly con toward the barr | epends on ain © nated, while) with the act toes Huh,” eniffed Shep, “I wonder man who earns 20 shillings and | muscles who's here. Smells fo me like one - oe nds 21 is in misery. This might | more grac £ of thoee furry animals of the woods . » paraphrased to depict the mis For ever * a lighter It went ht in here And Shep | of 6 woman who tries to| With alight er heel shou went through the partly open barn i equesne a 4B foot into a +A shoe | worn | alking drew door . O. B. Knapp | The difference in size is alight, & In concha the prope o¢ Then what a noise, and how jthe differenc «is bum for corat ar pe : rked and yelped in glee a J. C. Stein v written on the | is the one sound of upsetting of to he dead. There he lay roiled < that have been started| soles and tedium heels Ppt B and) =when with va Potato Mound With Parmesan Chees Mash hot #eason with add 2 we aten suffictent rich cream t en, beat with a fork until very Vight, shape into a mound brush with melted butter, sprinkle with grated Parmesan and brown in a hot over Use co potatoes carrots ps, alice into fan half cupful uptal each tato. Add one-bal . { cooked p a he h together belting s ed water For t sauce cook two silces of fon in two tab butter for fiv take out the ont two tab poonfule of flour. wnttl smooth. Add also one paxpoontul of pepper. « raspoonful each of sait and eurry powder and a seasoning of celery salt Pour in slowly one cupful of hot milk Turn the hot veg etables Into a hot dish, and pour the curry sauce over them: garnish with choi parsiey Ernest ( Ostrom himaeif chasing Lima ne Soak one pint of dry beans over night, Rinse In several changes of cold water. Cover with boiling water and let cook at the back of the stove all day. Before serving season d pepper, and a ce of butter and add t milk. Ifyou use « the beans can soak hreq hours bef then cook Ernest Carstens Hofiman Henry Heckman Tomato Croquett Cook together for utes % can of tomatoes, | blespoon of chopped onion, 1 sprig of parsley, half a bay leaf, 3 cloves, 1-3 teaspoon of salt and a dash of cayenne then rub through a sieve. Melt $ tablespoons of butter, blend in 5 tablespoons of Nour, add the strained tomato and stir and cook for 16 minutes. Baked Apples Stuffed With Prunes. xe8, © stamping of into # little ball—nevor moving | P. Marcuson yurth of a pound and the days that have been m Q ' and out the door while Shep nosed him over ce them tn red by women who attempted to WOMEN SUCCESS WINN possum closely followed Humpb,” growled the pup. “It's H cavities ples that thread their way with aching, a no fun He's dead and can’t been pared and cored throbbing feet Mrs 8 Q Porter of Weat ) oot bark Shep. ir away he raced back t N. Campbell ¢ with sugar, butter and A woman cannot appear to b ie considered t beat farm, tn ‘ : mn than chasing the chickens : @ bit of cinnamon and enough advantage if whe is uncomforta Missourl. She 240 acres ufder squawking old No sooner bad he left than Mr Water to create steam. Hake Her attire must assiat her to feel cultivation She grows wheat and) The possum ly ran into «| Possum opened his bright eyes in & moderate oven. at ease. It must not punish her fruit, avd rateos poultry, horses and corner where it coulde’t get out.j}and, seeing t bis enemy had Life t* too short to spend time cattle She owns some of the best| Then Mr. Possum, betng exhausted, | gone, he quickly and slyly made off breaking in shoes that do not fit. Hereford cattle in the country played bia old trick of pretending | for bis home tn the nearby f See eee eee ee ee ee eee ee eee ee eee eee eee Rohwer Terre rrr eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee Pe eee ee ee ee eee eee eee eee « * * * * 7 * * * * * - * * * * * * * * *. + * * *. *. *s * ws + * * * * 7 * * * ape * * *. . * * * * * *. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * eeeee PESTS TT TARESEDOS CADRES ER EE SE BED The Place Where Prices Are Not Considered The Few Samples of Rockers and Beds Below Cannot Begin to Tell You the Prices We Are Making on the Stock of the BANKRUPT STERN FURNITURE CO.—COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF so aati all it Y lid Oak Rocker, quartered, finished | Rocker made of « ered oak Idi Rock ade lid oak hed | Rocker of golden « | “ : ’ r made of quartered oak, golden ocker made of soli ak, finished | Rocker golden quartered oak, highly | Rocker, similar to cut, highly polis hed, Rocker of tered oak, Barly English, Spanish leather seat finish, highly polished. Stern price olden, has roll seat, similar téteut polished, genuine leather seat. Stern | rar cee finish. Stern price $10.7 : ished polished. Stera” fice 9 Stern price $11.0 $3.75. Bankru > $7.00 price $12.50. Bank t a pt Stern price $7 e an Bankru ; v Bankrupt Sale Price $5.50 | Price oe $4.35 Jankrupt Sale Price $3. 75) ipt Sale Price .,, $6. 85) Sale P: rice ‘ e Ser ee Ki inch contin. | White Iron Bed, has two-inch con Vern Martin | Good, substantial Iron Bed, in a size, tinuous posts and heavy fillers Bar pe ipt blue color Stern price 50. | Stern price $29.00. Brass Bed Medium-priced Iron Bed, with contin posts; one of the very hight Bankrupt | uous posts Stern price $7.75 “yop lee P Sale d Iron Bed with brass top Is. Stern} Stern , $41.00 Price ogc Mi unson- No Oah Furniture Cal Goods Delivered at Our eevee 1526-28—SECOND AV.—1526-28 oat ours ME