The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1910, Page 6

yer THE BUBBLE GAME Fascinating mirthfal games for a St. Valentine day party are} hearts, ring games, the writing of original valentioes and forfeits A jolly way to start the f is by blowing bubble Su 4 trom @ portiere rod three hearts formed of heavy wire, closely entwined with evergreen. Hang abou! each one & jingle, written on white pa per with red ink This might do for the first Blow your bubble right through here, / And youll be married before an-/ other year. | Above the second hang this one To be engaged this very week j Number two is the one to take | And the third A sad and awful fate awaits the one who seeks me, For he or she will ever a spinster or bachelor be On a small table nearby have a large with soap # and clay pipes tied with tiny bows of red baby ribbon. After making the bublies, try to blow them through the rings with small fans Tt creates no end of fun. for the bubbles never go where are meant to Ko. Another mirth-provoking game fe trying to draw a heart with chalk om @ blackboard, then writing one's name in the center of the heart—| while the amateur artist fe blind folded. The most successful guest gets a prise—of a candy heart or something cise as frivolor A still livelier game ts some thine like the old-fashioned “beao bog.” Place alow scrap basket in the center of the room and divide the guests into two opposing par.) ties, forming two half circles around the basket. Cardboard hearts. ba'f of the number red and the other half white, are given the players. and efforts are made tc throw the hearts Into the basket When these are exhausted, the hearts in the basket are counted and the side having the most, of course, wins the came Crepe paper and tissue paver are the best materials for valentine cos fumes, although any fancy costumes or olf dancing frocks can easily be rearranged to carry out the valen tine !dea, The paner costumes do not teke very much time to make and if worn over a princess stip are sufficiently durable for an evening's wear Hearts. copids, doves getm wits, lovers’ knots are among the many designs sultable for a valentine costume party. Then there are the comic valentines. and herein Hes the possibility for fan at a valentine costume party. In a school for girls or among # group of girls who know one another's pet fads and foibles it is possible make a great many amusing cart cature withont hurtt any one's f nae too seriqualy the narty is for girle onl the boy also be represente ete times if of group me v comle valen some tine costumes which caricature some of their well-known tral e habits. One of the features of the evening may be a queestys where prizes are awarded to 1h who guess correctly the ide the mos ons repre 1 by the valentines Another feature for anch an entertainment is the mat ine of living valentines. For tb ft Is neces to bav®an sileove or a room divided ty port the main assembly room Each guest ts giv th Hygienic Ask your dealer EDWARD LYTLE Sole Dist Friedman's Gold § 817 Western Ave. Main 2589, GAMES AND COSTUMES FOR VALENTINE PARTIES roses, for-| Honestly, Now! You're spending a lot of money for butter uselessly when you can Gold Star Oleomargarine At Thirty Cents Per Pound It’s pure, palatable, wholesome. A good part the best creamery butter Free from any objectionable ingredient Packed in air-tight cartons, dust-proof nourishing, sweet. Keeps fresh practically indefinitely. or ‘phone HIA GREY DAILY MENU Crinped Bacon Plain Omelet Rolle Coffee Dinner Clam Mique Soup Vogetable Pie Savory Rice Creamed Colory 1 whied ' s 8 Valén ( Sh a jn any f the : , the tat Supper able « com | Scatloped Oyster Plant « v 1 to see | Oatmeal Bread After at! the tableaux have been | Stewed Apricots prizes ma be awarded to Sugar Conkle Tea wh 4 anged the one th a ted the best Scalloped Oyster award of prives | t neces Wash and trim the r howeve make the tab plant, t n salted water until : } t int " ¥ a Cards and Dinner lw baking ¢ 5 a% 4 Da t f the G A RI ater plant er with thiek giv ard ‘ white wa orn th nea - ned er " t with but ) at the Armory, Vet fet te full ending , erumhs, cover closely, bake Qn then uneover and s Mele dateladedeMeiatntntetatetededetetntedetedea died ee eee Hore is one of the most charming} designs for that comfortable gar ment, the houge drese, that has heen given this se it ts @ f henrietta or silk with girdle of} nocking and bebe collar and cuffs of embroidered tite, Ik is par | tleularly suitable to slender, girlish figures. | Steaming vegetublee is more| economies! than hotling them, be-| cause there Ie no lone by absorp | tion in water Batter fs often care’ y used for frying, or preferred account of} its finvor for the purpose, but It is the most expensive and poorest ma terial, since it burns at « low heat Salt thrown into the oven im-/ mediately after anything has been burned in it will make the objec tionable odor less disagreeable | slices | This} When frying mueh first in the white of an ex« will make the mush érisp Np the When broiling halibut cover the} fish with minced green pepper. The seasoning will be found to be de-| Hetous | In putting 1 wm oF cloth have strips of molding natled | above the Hnoleum where it cor | to the baseboard. This nte from getting nderne alno preserve . re unde f i he upholster partments suggest a how 1 for hate and gowr The i silver galloor fe for curta ty thet arniah 1 th ma Ke t A r abit bar Wanant® ibuter r Oleomargarine Ind. 4656. Creamed Celery. Cut the celer inte 4¢-tneh lengths and tle into neat bun len oll and lay tender, then tral Ul thick; seavon nicely an pour as little ever each bundie ¢ celery Vegetable Pie. Cut inte eral! pi ut them In water till in @ pie redge and atew Htthe them the butter celery with « Place with eee eee SOP EERE EERE EE EEE Re Ree eR Re x SSSR EERE ERLE EEE REE ERE ee eee ee eee eee eee * * 7 - * * * * * *. ” * * + * * 7 * * * * ** ee ee ee THE STAR—TUESD NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR * Cocoas in tins look pretty much alike; but in the cup, there is no with the flour, and season with pepper and salt CO with pastry and by © half ar hour In a te rate oven, Serve hot Savory Rice. Roll balf pound rice In water until well done, and then stir tn It three table spoonfule of grated cheese tablespoon of tomato sauce and tablespoon of herbs if liked. Mix well together and make a mound of it on dish Oatmeal Broad. pint oatmeal covered quart boiling water, 1 One with tablespoon lard, 1 tablespvor sali, one-half cup sugar, one half cup molasses, or 1 whole cup molasses in place of aug ar If you want bread darker When lukewarm add 1 yeast cake dissolved tn one-half cuy warm water, 3 quarts bread flour. When raised pro as you do with white bread Clam Bisque Boll one quart of opened clams for 20 minutes in three pints of good voal consomme Strain and add two table spoonfuls of butter, two table spoonfuls of blended flour and one pint of cream. Cook for 4 few minutes, then stir in the well-beaten yolkks of four ones, Cook “a few minutes lon ge Beason with salt and white pepper to taste. Flannel Cakes. (By request.) One pint of sour milk, three tesspoonfula of melted lard, three # well beaten, one teaspoonful of soda, and flour to make & good batter, Mix well, beatigg the whites and yolks of the eggs separately, and adding the stiffened whites last of all, Fold tn lightly and quickly, then bike the batter on « griddle as you would other pancakes. SERRE ER HEE mistaking the su- periority of Ghi Exquisite in flavor. Perfect and pure. Don’t ask merely for cocoa—ask for Ghirardelli’s, ere first nditions a rardelli’s CocoA Cocoe Fact No. 24 Until recent times cocom was prepared by manual labor, beans being in iron mortars, Ev- en now in many parts of the tro; the igpitive de Biiowed. be the | plants, now does all the work of sorting, cleaning, ‘@ and grinding the co- coa beans. TO HEAR MAUD POWELL s hearing her beau laying better if you come familiar with her splendid Victor top in and hear these wonderful Victor Records—the heat violin records ever made—that clearly show the height of perfection attained by the new process of re ling And after y have been to Mi Powell's concert e'll be surprised if you don’t pay us another visit t hear again these superb violin records, You're welcome Coast Dealers in and Other Se ee ed AY, FEBRUARY 8, 1910. QnthiaGreys i Letters Mins Grey }toll me through the paper what ts | best to powder the hair with for a Joolontal party? 1 have heard that #)} flour was used, but it formed a & | paste and was very hard to get out } A READER A—Cornatareh is often used and aleum powder in also good. Neith or will cake on the hair ax would Dear Mise Grey Will you please }tell me what time of the year a ca [nary bird mates? Also what to do }to met them to make a nest? | saw # [something about how to get them - eo eee eee to make a’nest In The Star Taights ago, but the paper MRS. Birds mate in the spring time, Purchase a nest form from any canary bird dealer and then put « fow threads, short ple string and hair tn the cage: and if the birds want to mate they will Mne the nest to mult themae A Dear Mies tren have tc the train? PWR A—Children under §, ace panted by parents, ride free years and under 12 years the pay half fare are auppc Grey At what age de for pay riding on Over 12 years they ay full fare | Dear Miss Grey 1 would like to to reduce my weight by dleting uld you kindly suggest # 1 could oat that tenting? Do you jany drug fo height ta 6 lure 26, buw pounds, Wh ect weight rect wal a few fat perhaps know of that purpose? My Inches, walst moar sawure 40, weight 156 would be the cor hetght and cor measurements? ANXIOUS. Bat very sparingly of all fate | eugare and starchy vegetables, Pat jlean meats, such vegetables as |epinach, cabbage, ete; fruits of all | kinds Abstain from cer eale with cream and potatoes. Nev jer take any drug advertieed to re doce feeh, often fo The correct for one of your height should about 126 or 120 pounds, watet }about 22. bust measure about 24 although a person's butld of the bones and general might cause quite « divergence from any hard and fast rule an to | | Correct weight and measurements | eee eee eee ee eee ee A welght be tee et eee eee eee makeup |2 PICTURES ne lot of odde and ends ef Pic tures, many sub jects, we and ihe Up price 5C ‘Clean- | | { | | 1p price 25 ROMPERS Onudrep’s apa ihe toe ompere cham sine lnene, ay and m. feat ean-Up price 8%e w yard for 36-Inch 16¢ Curtain Bwies le a bargain ' | | | the crowd, Lace t figures; all new stripes 1910 dosigna Exclusive Seattle agents for the fa- mous Ralston Shoe for men; $4.00. : = | Will you please everal | | # serious consequences | the sine | It is a matter of history that the Waltham Watch (¢ ompany {was the first in the world to make watches with interchangeable "WALTHAM WATCHES The Authen parts by machinery. It is a matter of knowledge to all scientific watchmakers that y , every the making of watches has originated in the Waltham Watch Company at Walth It is a matter of fact that the Waltham Watch Company makes more watches than any other watch company It is a matter of general opinion that the Waltham Watch Company makes better watches than any other company in the world. It device and is a matter jeweler. WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, WALTHAM, MASS. Send for the Up to 35¢ Pearl Buttons White about which we can hardly say too much Naturally it will be necessary to be here bright and early to get before dots and clean-u $20.00 and ailor rimme values ent sty 10¢ Meny women will hurry for these Pearl Buttons, They're made of the finest ocean pearl-—not clam shelle--and come in all the sizes needed for underclothes, shirts waists, dresses, etc The littl price, 10c a doz., makes them very big bargaina. 15¢ White Curtain Swiss 8c MacPherson-Gray Co. 206-10 Pike Street—A Step From Second Avenue _SUUUUUUUU VTE UHRU TRUE HEA RV vttnctvecnegie ecneengnettnni itn get in now @ garment $1.50 and $2 White Waists Amazing values in new 1910 Lingerie and P to $30.00 Suits Princess Dresses slashed to— Come very early d Waists plaited and tuc of fine, sheer axon 1 le fro d with dainty up to $2.00. les Wednes Cho at se lay Sc Wire rack age k Mourning Blac sheet Carpet Pins ke; a oning ing Cotton, black Long's Ir Hair Pine ‘ Halt Pine, i 10 Darners Other Items Crowded Out PRO abe tet et BD mechanical of wisdom to buy a Waltham Watch adjusted to temperature and position and to buy only of a reliable retail * Pertected American Watch PIU The MacPherson-Gray Co.’s February CLEAN-UP SALE Offer values that are, indeed, noteworthy, and that help you save a third to a half on the mostd able, seasonable merchandise. Suit Prices Slashed to Shreds nesday and continuing until every g is sold, Suit prices take biggest drop of season to insure quick lf you want to save money These prices will never be lower $10 $15 1 la ked or lay m each Notion Sale SOOO EOONO hy coon American Watch improvement of importance in factory of the achusetts, n the world, 7 * our book Mri rment save it quick and big— to Princess $35.00 and slashed to— $50.00 Suits Dresses 28 Crepes, of pink, Nile | ete a dresses, Clean $2 and $3 Petticoats Now|", , Undoubtedly the best Petticoat bargain in all | Seattle. They're made of the finest Heather bloom and Ruéseline Taffeta in black and all the most wanted colors as well as handsome striped effects. Garments that sell regularly 4 for $2.00 to $8.00. Here while they last at 98c ———e Infante’ She Fine Cashmere Hose, pink, — blue, and y then lean linene ishly wns broideries; ten differ 10c Saxony Yarn at losing out the | Puritan on Saxony Wool Yaro ti od varie ty of sbades—pink, red, navy white and cream—-at half priee sells regularly at 1 Clean-up price 6 a skein. For Wednesday only entire stock of Men's $1.00 W stiff Bosom Shirts will fered at 69 each. Have éply bosoms and all the latest improvements; ail sizes, Wise men will lay in ® year's supply