The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR-~-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1910. 7 “NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR MMERSOLE CONTEST HUGE SUCCESS; |"**"28in > $ eoooet eee sOeorece The Urgent Request of +e eeorere ra s 3 3 . . ° W T ? a Littie Girl ; | ° | POOP OOOOSOOEOEOSOISEDEOEOSOSOOOSOROSOEDODODED OOOH jevinsania BY CYNTHIA GREY. 4 the mar tere from 1 reade hich came to my in Into Star | due, oF such open and anbentine | AetatlelialielielinReRehahatalateh-| Halal Rahal Rehetctalchihelal lewk 1 was the following rio-comic epistle from a young girl tamorality as might threaten thelr * ® Dear Mise Grey: 1 am are of nd have a young friend e in Answer to } future characters, In other words, > DAILY MENU \* Mexican Rice ®l who te very ' tm to place Rogue » jsbe must pass upon the case—a wie Wash % cuptul of rice and ®)anout me? Pe rt t (Signed) PERPLEXED.’ ted by juror, unprejudiced by her own! * Breakfast &|% lot dry. Chop fine 2 table # : ; r Appi gg wh © *@ereal. oth tes The urger f the re ! it wh an en : Pla j feelings her judgment guided * ai with Raising and ®|* spoons of onion and two *) 1 thought ie this. eet om fw t Important tions that & 8 y: solely by what ahe conaldera the cream *)* pers an long a6 your finger. | ein can ask of @ woman friend? I id not reach “Per ed” be : | welfare of her children * yn Bolted, Faces | % Put in an iron skillet 1 round: #|fore night, but I have written to her, ar Ape F ha 5 & ee | Children rtainly coment the| jannel Pancakes. * | Ing tablespoon of lard or bm Hl) oer want te , tee tm 4 Teh ial’ teenie Drea ; | marringe tle, but do not trrevooa * Coffee #| & con grease, place directly over # ‘ : ty ater yo ae As po fn the Nethersole bly sea! it beyond the limite ot | * wie the blaze and let smoke but #!) . ‘ eal for thel thetr own wellbeing 7 Dinner. #|* not buro. Add the rice and # dB sot es sar EB . iat it ak must . oe A huaband should fo: A * Corn Chowder #|* stir constantly until a delicate # fi oe Tuesday. Th ould forgive his} | ) Sai tai shai veges ; - ae tes wife for any offense the forgive | * vine Vegetables #|* brown, Remove — fre the # rages amie ane a ae corm ness of which he would ask her * Mexican Rice &|* blaze and add the onion and # a . ‘ a ee ven evenings | sm the MRS, J. F. CRONIN. | |® Prune Souffle, Custard Sauce. #|* peppers. Stir for a minute or # yo Q ; a “The ore, anon S113 KB. Madison at \* Cottee #| * two longer. Pour into thisl% #], er tig Page BE rbd . . - wer ae a Ne #|* cups of hot water, and galt to ®) Fe homsclage + od ‘ - cgpye oy | F m it “ee yer | 4 * Supper a|* taste, Place again over the wi) ie yw Bele n o tie and pa tickets would be aay * Black Bean Sor | ® fire and let cook very rapidly, * - «lr ihee. 4 are ghia was 8 rolatake | ee, \ lw nen Sipe Soup. *\® without stirring or covering, #|“"**" nga p t know he, of Port j 4 Crackers be s 1b 0 fp ber, the where | must ] etter | ‘ \ . Cake Tea. *| 4 Staite Geen Reus var 7 r a arning fj b or Tuesd a } * Macedoine Vegetatiles. o|* Soak 1 pint of black beans w |!" : . : | * over night n the morning ® be - *& Melt ablespoons of but ®) @ pour off water and put them ®& t 6 4 ‘ ‘4 wit ine forgive ber Dear Miss Grey: Please give me ® ter, add 3 tablespoons of four *|@ on to botl In 2 quarte of cold #| . be replaced by an: * & recipe for the horseradish sauce * and add gradually it cups of #/@ water. Slice an onion and fry * ' nm Chee. We ; . . o @ B-year~ e the wi served with botled beef, Also * milk, Wh add 1 #1 @ it in 1 tablespoonful of butter. # r ‘ that 2 Does the t what wiil prevent a ste from cup each ¢ ®!) @ Put it with the beans. Add a ® ft ' " s « affect matt |rusting when packed away? | ® pons, and ® | @ bit of celery root if you have «| *" . ' & at ald suggested A SUBSCRIBER, | # cut in cubes. Season with aalt @]e@ it simme « ' held 4 and pom e Mas? And fe new play. A. ‘The grated horseradish is| # and paprika, and let stand 15 #/@ of unttl rar k that M ‘ ; the Wail,” were oO» sometimes served with boiled bef, Very harming original | * Minutes © hot water t © © iw Add more * thought t fre tt t ot 4 last week but ac people make a sauce by are ta of stole and muft)* *fving ®) & bolls away—about h | eirih . prizes for the adding a little water to the horse mad dsome fabrice trimmed | * * @ ful ry half hour * ryt ngs, probs radieh and thickening it with a iit-| with marabou or fur. The set fm Prune Souffle. *\@ the boiling and soften the #| Sb! , f r dental morning ad —— four, allowing it to boll long | the (illustration ie of deep brown Mash sufficient prunes to #|# beans, | & about 2 quarts & | of b «. Af « . Ww for tm By We eday enough to cook the wour velvet, edged with mink. The ! make % pint, press throug @ @ when 4 Rub the beans @ fe the ¢ ho has strong enoug racter to « N and flood, deepening and 2 Seon NETHERSOLE, Horseradish Cream Oressing. clusters of roses are made 0 colander, add 4 tabloap &)* through ao strainer, put the w stick t ime week. A " Pour tablespoonfule of freshly | gold satin, brown pinks, , sugar and gtir in the # | @ soup on t again and add & rhe s akes herself common to boys ts. NEVER the one '@ gore drifted in late arated § §=horseradish, one table and delicate pinks—all of them beaten whites of 4 eggs. Turn #|/® 2 teaspoonfuls walt, 1 salt w & ” r partner-—the mother of th hildren “a a : spoonful of salt, two tablespoon: | made in the shaded satins with vel into baking dish, duct with #|# spoonful cayenne st ar trier ay be an honorable fellow turn out paen went home to the | Or Hors one . »\tuls of vinegar, one-quarter tea-| vet folinge | powdered sugar alld bake in w!®& ful mustard ing ® will be the one for you, But this will not come true if you im There were an spoonful of paprika, a few grains The bat te made of the same ma-| * moderately quick oven 106 min. @|@ thicken It with 1 tableapoon- * ndicate to him now th you are too much of « Indy to pernnit Semmenrongh paper. let nut oh, why should these ques-/Of Cayenne, one-quarter cupful of js and trimmed with ostrich | # utes | & ful fiour and butter cooked to * erty ax that « ed by your letter, I lo for your freee thetr 7 af 7 ‘of Instances in (he mi whipped cream. Beat the cream | feathers In the shaded browns {® #|@ gether. This will prevent the @ good sense, and wish you we Sincerely ‘ sidem at the altar) anti) stiff; add the remain’ tn le Fruit Seiad. #) @ beans fror ettiing. Sit at CYNTHIA GREY. hours eum ties gredients and serve. Ex nt iw Mix the pulp of 2 tart #/@ lemon and 2 hard boiled exes = - ——} the answers, sifting ra to cherish and | with beefxteak j RTH | oranges with 3 sliced bananas, #|# Into thin alice st them into ® x Gaal decision wass Gea. thie aun, ¥ Will 3. Before packing the stove | °° ee Tie 1 cup of walnut meats and \% @/@ the tureen and pour the hot # ‘ee, be one dome con ib aay away, rab thorow y with kero ® pound of finely cut figs Dress @/)@ soup over them Serve with # i Aa fitally agreed 00, | : : sone. Tale will locum the chance KNOWING # with off, lemon juice and a &|@ croutons, If tomatoes ure ® dl aa follows # sin, Ja groatest—he who sine! oc the stove rusting } #dash of salt, and serve on #|# liked add to the above about # 6; Gregory Gaw- | For : | ‘ @ fart lenves of lettuce *& | balf a can before straining . Exciusively for TO R A q E Dear Mise Grey: (a) In it bet] When cooking ¥ * * * Household Goods. Mra Rose Y ter to starch the clothes after they | Y°E*t*biee when the ode t FReetaeeearanaas stata kateeeteeeee - in permeate the house, a cup of vinegar av. 3. are dry? (b) In wnehing a oavy seats for! w Second and University Rye, 348 Arcade which had it, and conse quently the color came owt badly THE STONE, FIGHER CO., Second and on THE STONE, FISHER CO. 1 am on old hand at dyeing, xo do|, ** eed by French women peats for Tues} 3) you think it would dye black? ir * om and whitening her De Cronin, 3115 EB wre ) What will take the dirty « hands te made by } na two or i color from cream slik handker.|'ree floury potatoes in thelr aking the letters that + shall bring to hue-| ontets? ALwAYS TROUBLED peeling them, mashing them and Ae > bring to her that A. If starehing in cold starch, | ™*king them into @ paste with equal to if you want the articles etiff, ab of rosewater and milk. Apply while ands are motet after they have bed) cmNEST NYE Arcade Annex this preparation ways starch them after they are - dry. When waing cooked starch FIFTH PRIZE the clothes need not be dry. (b)/| You, the dark blue should take af |good Binek. (¢) Dp the handker lehiefs in bining water been washed Today we began the fifth day of the series of While the Economy Sales are receiving the lion's share of attention, the new spring merchan i" ss rs pe dise, which is now arriving, must not be overlook- what otherwise would be a “dull” period. To get ed. On every hand you'll find new. fresh mer. Many women eaffer from head jaohe after a day of buay shopping j To bathe the forehead with a eponge | ot) That wombs. whe will not sink Economy Sales. Their purpose is to bridge which her own feelings and tnclinations, which can! when the best interests of her chil-| when ironiug, try eetting the tron! *Twna out of water as hot as can dren demand ft, is not the highest | on — heated brick Instead of a per. be borne will In many cases bring type of mother forated fiatiron stand. The iron Tilef. Repeat this as often ae the| Yet tt does not follow that shejwit keep hot much longer, and *Ponge cools, When the head feels by Bigher | should “forgive everything and/iniy wil} save time Ured It i refreshing to dash some anything the husband may do.” = Com water on the forehead, then to is the tle | There are offenses she might for-| Should the glue pot be needed to wt off and tie 4 tor a time. tame and wife. | give im the absence of children that | mend broken howsehold treasures. for @ few momenta | pturns oo the |ehould be unforgivable in the| and the glue found hardened, a lit ving the day has « they do this.' futher of a famtiy. Such, for in-| Ue vinegar should be used to soften beneficial effect, and Serime sxainst stance, aa persistent criminal con-/ it will ward off many a headache. WhateverlsLeft AfterFeb.l4 business, make new friends for the store and knit chandise. There will be shown tomorrow Spring old ones closer! And all df this is done by offering Millinery, Tailored Suits, New Wash Cottons, . New Veilings, New Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves and Dress Goods. Particular attention is é : directed to the splendid stock of white goods different-lines of merchandise that can be had at which was bought before the recent rise in the a fourth to a third and a half less. price of cotton and which is being sold at the old Read the news prices. AThousandWhiteWaists the most wanted merchandise at very pronounced savings. Today you can read of over a hundred atmoaphere, e Yow be true man @at short such a forgive in Hike & square deal for ‘Ret reward a blow Pring something for Children’s Knitted Undarweeii Downright mee 4 “Rub-Dry” Bleached Towels, Advertised for 50c, Will Be Most everybody has heard 35 f these “Rub-Dry” Tow Cc ° °o — as W ll ( - Ch ertived in all th Worth $1.50 and $2.00 Q8( white, gray and Mac: the set he i Oo to arit te ale ‘seit on, | i the Economy Sa’e at_ J ( lies. Assembled for fe dh é of some reason or ot COND PRIZE —— Fee becanse it is dt These were contracte Men’s Wool Underwear, Odd Merges. Worth to “ 50, for ore than a year ago, an though the prices of cotton a vd This is our semi-annual Wind-up Sale of Suits, Coats, Raincoats, One- Piece Dresses, Gowns and Opera Capes. As you know, we never carry mer chandise over from one season to another, and that is the reason for the fol “Rosemary” Dress Ginghams, wa Sell on Thins Get Them for | : @ since turer | lowing i RECORD SHATTERING LOW PRICES 500 Tailored Suits at Waists of linene, mull and Ribbons, Odd Lengths, Worth Up to $1.00, for Woman alike are We created them Se Ge the other. Bott ioe a high mo Seite "=: | Tremendous Reductions INH Bleached Cotton Sheeting, 81 ita, 7k : aa shoal J i ee | Inches waaay Sale Price vie Dre: r t n Persian om the. to. Sam vc sae to $48.50— we have sold is 1 $1.06 urd for 39¢ a yard ui from the wite MP should be mutual ir the ’ ROBE Y. COL W013 42d Ay. 8 this price; it reminds us Embroidery Edgings of Quality, t — Worth 25c, for enncint than average dealer Hose Supporters, a Thousand | oy io the prettiest 4 5 Cc pay—the yard, 27¢ i Pairs at terns we hay from artif filling $9.85 $15.40 $18.60 300 Coats and Raincoats For Ladies ot Missesat Regardless-of ost Prices Vain 7) 35 | Values up to G16 45 pe One-Piece Dresses Ihay and must forgiv What ft might be is the husband. For et of marriage being octa personal, the raix ‘ P Ml d ¢ ballin 4 call Bleached Muslin Pillow Cases, | dren’s—a thousand pairs, i 8c | berth hg Worth 15c, for a Dime 2 ry seg be : 7 niortuna 1 ryoua | ‘ v re yut ' i i} nor 4 t - 18, we shall not bea 1 Oc Corset Covering and Flounc- th t ings, Worth 50c, for 1 ren sanctit Peat this retatton by tt in paren P the ehild te ate Bees much | b @ her chiid be Is are often Radical Reductions on Small Rugs—Save Size 36x72, Heavy Axmin- prices run, Or ule tomorrow at | + iful patterns Japanese Crepes for Kimonos Med mothe r die d M ri t Astonishing - os A 42 eat be Ladi a ; ' t 35c Sorts Will Be ster Rugs, dozens of choice, Children’s Felt Hats for School Ween the ex K new patterns to choose among; 1, practical Hat regular price $4.50; spec Di sa sla « @SC I} All Gowns and Opera Capes at Prices Below Cost Size 27x54, same quality; regu- lar price $2.75; special at junior Suit izes 12 to 17, values up $8.85 | J. Redelsheimer & Co. Two Entrances MODERN —F rey } f BH Wabrow of Columbia Street and First Avenue ey Wri