The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1910, Page 6

a dresser pervisio A woman ing 4 drawing “The m tightly ey them more beautiful The long, flowing lir gave them are mu and much more ap be thir ‘right MISS MAY MORRIS. ‘of artificial th have figure, and Htof-door that they inh it le on fe an will cour ite exercine bearing When Valentine Was Young BY FRANCES GILGREATH INGERSOLL When Valent He Tied with a r wrote © was very In grandma's tin a lett He told her that the The The And vowed th violets He swore that No knife pink was swe were if she } he ev Was sharp enough To “cut thelr His heart with T brown b Then they Fe ever and SUNDAY MENU, Breakfast Stewed Prunes. Fried Hominy Rolls. Coffee Dinner. Cream Tomato Soup. Chicken Hot Pot Steamed Rice. Creamed Peas Fried Bananas Crackers ar Coffee. Supper. Stirred Exgs With Cheese. Puffer Sliced Oranges Cake. i Cheese bread each person to be served, then beat the white of one egg, for each slice, very stiff. whites may be beaten sepa rately or all toxether and then divided. Pile this on top of the toast, make a little depres sion in the center? of h, in which to drop a bit of butter and the unbeaten yolk of an egg. Place lices in t oven until the egg Is suffietont ly cooked. This Is not merely an appetizing breakfast dish but delicious to t taste and exceedingly healthful. if the bread is toas beforehand the is easily done while the guests eat eir fruit. It should be served hot from the oven the si rest Chicken Hot Pot Prepare a into ns ow » not remove at from the bones, B: chicken ur when yor from ke: eight and alice medium and parboil arg three P la { ch bam a la and SESS SS SSS SS SESE SEES SSE ESE ES SESE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EERE ES EEE EEE EEE EE EE ee --WORTH- KNOWING KSEE SESE SSE EERE EEE EERE EEE REESE EERE ES EEE EEE EEE EER eee ee young you know his love bow rose wae red blue t dt so was she ‘d be true ved as he, r knew love SPSS SSE SSS EEE SEER EEE EE EES SESE EEE EEE EERE SERRE ER eee ee eee ee ee ee ee # | ® baking Is in progress rwtrong enough, in two would beat as one,” rned to gray and “h appy lived. the while the When is in pot nd © * * * cooked put the baked chicken # ind ¥ reen parsley alle tables in Garnish the edges with Strew parsley and i cooked carrots over the top. Serve with « small slice of toast on each plate & large tu Steamed Rice. One cup rice a litle botler thicken cups water salt; cook in a double stir until it begins to The whole rice is vest First wat mal as wash the rice in cold ¥ to remove “flour,” which it sticky. Have twice much bofling, salted water rice, and put the washed rice Into It, botling good for « *w moments; then remove to where it will cook slowly for just one-half hour. Do not stir or add water. Remove from pan with a fork, to prevent breaking the grain Creamed Peas. Melt one butter in a tablespoonful of saucepan When melted stir in one tablespoor ful of flour, one-half teaspoon ful of salt, one-eighth teaspoon full of pepper and a little pap. rika When emooth, add one cup of hot milk and cook un til thick Move to the k of th tove and add can of When hot serve on one aK Fried Bananas. alice the with anit own in Peel sprink) Nght and bananas. and fry butter. Serve Stirred E Heat 6 « teaspoon til Nght alt, a dash vunding ta an omelet add ed Parme ing ed toa ntil * * * o * * * * a * * * * * - - * 7 * * nf | o * * * * * . * o * * * * * * their rightful shapes, They without corsets at all and wo they hould in one-plece wil free to move. And then the braids and puffs awful Hesides and Inartiatic, they are the hair and to the brain ® always, fa they belng © hair and all wear are moat ugly rm th About American houses | much to say. Pirst of all too many curtains and te have the » ma whad Why we are In every room the half-drawn would think ld out in a sp the carpets. are alway t? You lead and Nene! ' ! and take down every Put up simple white musiin curtains, If there wt be any. Have he woodwork all 1 white Then keep it clean work-—<-it will do you good. ta you od the ten dew tor long lots Carpets that ners of rooms Have heat your There is the houses wrecks Aud the people here foster thetr {linesses by overeat Every ts ble, generally speaking, is overload od, A few © whe nature wants, not dust all be And don't over They ar never any ¥ and bh this ts a nath warner n o¢ should rown Pa win No ntilath ls here n of ne tne riet ones. T ane bril they wuch te comfort. They « too ow making money to pay to the worthwhile re @ lant people have arn about busy fost attention things SYNIHIA GREYS w CORRESPONDENTS, Dear Miss Grey: WH! you kindly tell me how | can take paint from a black Panama skirt’ Also tonle can | to stop hair fal and not tu white halr yellow MRS. E. SEYMOUR A. Turpentine will remove paint stains from all kinds of woolen! clothe. If the stalns are old, it may be necessary to add a littl am ila to the turpentine. Most hair tonics have a tenden to tern white hair yellow ly the best remedy for 1# persistent maces entire finger wing a and thoroughly lowing the blood ly, giving Nfe oe om bat real} falling he over the abt with the tary motion, the soaip. to clreulate f the hair r Dear Mise Grey quainted with a young some time. He ine on his attentions on me | d sire his company. What to rid myself of him? A. He must be persistent if he inatete on forcing bin attentions where not wanted. Ignore him when | possible, but ff thrown tn bis com-! pany, treat him in « indy ma ner, but show him plainly that you do not desire his company. He will soon tire of giving devotion where ft ig net appreciated. Never resort to rudeness of any sort, no matter! how persistent and unwelcome the attentions of the young man m be Have been ao} man for foretng | not de shatl | do Low. 4} te ke Dear Miss Grey: Please tell mo through The Star whether there should be two good prizes in a baving the highest counts and one! for the gentleman, or whether there should be only one, and to whom it should go. supposing a gentleman wets the highest. Also whether the| bumber of games won or the score| made during the evening should de-| termine who should get the prize in ® game of “500,” for instance | IN DOUBT.” | A. At an evening party, where} the participants are of both sexes two head prizes are usually given to the lady and the gentleman having the highest scores. In euchre the prizes are ueually given to the one having the greatest num ber of games to his or her credit In “600,” an in whist, the one mak ing the highest score is ally given the prise. jing SOMETHING NEW— THE DUSTLESS DUSTER The like b dustless k cheesech chemic treatment, fe made to absorb dust and not to part with It except by the use of soap and hot water This makes it far supertor the ordinary cloth which lecta duat in one part ¢ room and distrity it in other The new matertal good for cleaning hats vely lars, and for general u ot a woft brush duster looks th. By the fabric to cob the an fe and the clothes A RECIPE FOR HUSBANDS your eh as fn & moral atmosphere en ipon and selected, let 1 settled ueht and me ineiat kle, while ping them ve eweet tab etene with em ep warm ow of dom de e with pea und sel n, do one and take nly « been artetion have that nd give " time t on k in hot domestic use ping them tr are constantly water, But made flavored Then w th ple even va and ng with with | kisses well in prepared , "Beventy-Seven' Have hand small bottle when a the of ber ot of & gets on clean tablecloth a clean under the and wet @ clean cloth with the benaine and rub thr into the paper underneath, and our tablecloth Il be as clean as ever. Keop the bottle away from the fire | and euse put mrense what) ning paper jot viole | Jakey | Jakey | fine! gressive card party, one for the lady | <= THE STAR--SATURDA | of hard| COPTRIGNT It is pr " t n ular among extrer and, in fact, the entire The shape is covered moa with a single back flower out # Jakey boy | who sold papers all street In a big city fest part of the whole day for akey was when his “violet lady, as he called her, bought her eve trom him. She carriod th a big bunoh and she always emiled so sweetly at Jakey and aiked #0 pleasantly to him. One evening she was in & great hurry. She took her paper from ed the penny Into his 4 disuppeared In the crowd Jincovered right away th wasn't a penny at all but a five dollar gold plece. When he went home that night his father took his money from him as he al ways did. He found the gold plece that Jakey had wrapped up tn paper and put In another pocket to give back to the “violet lady Jakey cried and ged him not take but laughed at the and aent D bed ) The next few days Jakey was sure that the “violet Indy” looked worried, even though she spoke ai amiied as sweetly as ever, He wae! worrted He felt ithe crying every time she spoke to him. He even tried to avoid her. And then, one day she asked him if he would not rather be errand boy at her} office than to sell papers You're such a bright boy said day The hap on muff on it a black hand « this “penny to boy too whe “You would learn to be aj Dusiness man tn time key we delighted. That would certainly be “We got a new boy a week| ee “ VALENTINE E 4 A Valentine entertainment a little leas hackneyed than most forme of entertainments with which the Love walnt's day te ebrated m ed by cutting two hearts of red noch tissue paper, 18 Inches long and 12 across. Glue edges together leaving space for passage of band this portion to be glued afterward Stuff with wads of red Ussue paper 4 into loose balls, and among the soutenjrs, This should now look like @ fat heart Suspend from gas fixture by pase bands of narrow ribbon across bottom to support weight. It can be made more decorative if this ribbon ends in a large bow of red orope tissue at the top next to ffx ture Have an arrow, two feet long. whittled out of soft wood and ailded The guests, in stab this swingie arrow held tightly In the band The souvenirs drop to the floor, one by one. If there are many guests the heart will be ragged toward the last, and more than souvenir may fall at « time, thus causing some to jose a turn. For thie rea non the heart must be firmly pack ed with the tiseue balls, and the souventra well distributed be ar r Pr orus piace turn, attempt to heart with the one Making Valentine couplets is also an amusing diversion at a V tine party, and thie may t connection with the tableaux sired. Cards and little penc given to the guests, and each asked to write # couplet descr of the tableaux, Prizes are give ‘alen tor Humphreys’ Seventy - Seven Famous Remedy for Colds and RIP The severity of an attack and the rapidity of the cure of Grip depend on how early the treatment ie started, If you do not wait till your bones begin to ache, but keep handy and take it at the firet feeling of lassitude and weakness, the attack of Grip. will be light and short lived “Seventy-seven” breaks stubborn Colds that cling. Handy to carry; fite the vest pocket. All Drug Stores, 26c ul M up bard, wit York | was my own money and now sar NTERTAINMENT, Y, FEBRUARY 12, 1910. @Y WO. FEDORA ne of the shapes which will be k from the pop. eyen, covers the ears of straw cloth, and is trim and a huge soft ribbon bow in the swirl gies TORIES was a« little ragged news| i on, “but & oth he be there tom had to wasn't 0.” whe be sent away honest. The day five dollars missing money he brought to me Poor Jakey! He th gold plece and began to cry. That wan the money they thought ¢ boy bad tak and now, when t knew, they wouldn't want a new boy. Then he told the “violet lady the whole story “That waen't it wen use er wa That Jakey the she eald 1 know you are honest and just boy we w And o nesslike ing to be a business mai bust couplet mak the the best couplets. The ing is also amusing without tableaux, When used in this way & word used in Valentine missive such as love, dove, Valentine eto, may be given out by the hostess and the guests asked to write a couplet tn whieh this word is used ae the last word of firet or last line FREETO THES & LOUGHNEY, THE MAKE NO girl LOUGHNE SPECIALISTS, CHARGES FOR TION AND EXAMINATION wonderful invention of the Loughney Bake relieved and cured suffering m ha been ne two The most modern times Ovens, have thousands of women since they Hahed in Seattle ago The greatest medical men of this country and Burope have recog nized the marve treatm given by these ovens. Lewi Coffin, M. D., of New York and Dr. H. C. Wood, of F phia, are in tt A City adel both strong ir rec ommendations of the application of dry, intensely hot air os used by the Loughney Bake Ovens, while Dr. Rosenbaum, of B quoted saying that the Bake Ovens most efficient in the f both Gout and Rheu rlin, te treatment ¢ matiem make ' and pe oh tion sonal cons offices In the ing, at the and Pik thewe tact cage x yur will ye monials from men who are they placed care Loughney thei modern applian rained nurse: Rheumat Lumbago Stomach I Troubl you office what A question, nt of the to 6 p harges for examin me te Bank bulld nd ay men, wh with ar ed thousand wn, 1 of t ndred both women and that me thankful themselves { & I Bake ghney Oven with marvelous other and ty of am Phiebitis ver, Kidney Kindred diseases sufferer, come to They will te trouble is without nd will not charge for consultation apectailate are m Neuralgia Ankloal Howel if hetr just ing The and the one ¢ hours A. ma 9 to 12 during the week CONSULTA. | from 8| with Sundays from | sm for those unable to come |" s ‘LINGOLN'S BIRTHDAY OBSERVED IN SEATTLE ) Lincoln's birthday will b brated tonight by a ® Republican clu will i be n nization fs banquet | Young Mer | Dykeman | Addreane the ¢ dny t act as tonstm ar rence Bingi of natior of Mtera } reading Lincol of the bite Mail Me This Pree Coup To Every One Suffering With _ REEUMATISM 1 Make This Unitimited Offer FREDERICK DYER, Corresponding Secretary I'll send 1 get laboratory, ready t the minute b hem on ing ev stage and condition this incase, | whether chronic or acute—muscu jar, Sciatic, Lumbago or Gout— matter located how vere. 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