The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1910, Page 7

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DAILY MENU, be Marlett, of age nisl seatqurrien, department of The | greate read @ Wieonsin, q h women Hagerie before are , Breakfast ewed Figa Cereal with Cream Bologna Omelet with Fried ys, and re at the La | < © of two Luplee Seutture be | 8 ed by Vas Buttered Taser . of Agricul : P ens uttered Toas Coffee ‘ x cut fro guid, none saw ane . nalev nacrupe the means of ensla . ch v Dinner. ave who had It wa rohants Barley Soup fe Insanitary aid t er, women would be | Beef Fricagsce { ql said, without falee Baked Potatocs ‘ef two garments 5, te preferat in tt a rob ‘ ue esecording «0 M Baked Cabbage Marehmaliow Cream Coffee Supper wii = wear a z guits al i hee Liver Loaf oe ound “sv” peared | Cabbage and Celery Salad women are “copy pe ) w ty | Baked Apple Sau Marlet! . arlett, | Rolls on oe aoe fair sex i 0 t i attractively i any fash ! 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Dra ff water, put in choy ALWAYS TROUBLE A.—Porge ote lew plas hrive TR ee annie Mindn Medan Madina na ReMiaM Mate Me Me MeMeMataMiaMeMataMadaAedntaMatata’ THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, * . * BEAUTY HINTS * 0 . e Pat of heavy Tee eee eee eee eee ee SO OAT SEE ONO OA6 2 te a powdered eogar When the face lean, y shows of marsh mallowscout wa be more @ark pores, use a proparatic the coming eoa bran and fine anit Da Ww fhe reach of al! the bran and salt with ake t ‘ » and Bo one water, « apply it, rubbing ¢ dice and a bal? dozen or it removes every p ot Be n ‘eiaehs and and the walt tones in @ garnish with candied Mitte meetin | bread crumbs will do the same bine cherries a Wor wilh plain . To quickly by artif ‘the jabots are made — means must be roughly Irish lace in-; The fittle bows are easily laun-!@2d free from ol! t the b 00% Some with plait- dered and much datntier than TY" * damp--not wet—comb thro bed and merely a nonwashable ties for «pring and | it. and rot! on oe of folded news * ge on the other, summer wear. Many of them are Paper quite loosely. It will be sul * MS Made of fine! made of plain sheer muslin, some! ficlently curied to dreos in half an | * valeaciennes ~ them devoid of trimming, and, hour / butter, bd we made of heavy li: ers, with a nent, tatting edge # thoroughly together * Matching the are made of net with a little Do all your hair br mahing. facial | * enough 1 'o make a * of design ix the of mustir mbrokdered 'asaage and the like befor @ dough, drop one larg _—* clioonnd © match one’s suit ing rather than in the morning * spoon on top of n * <=} Not only toes this allow more | * of sauce. Bake mm aa tin ° oop late, bot the action * ck oven and turn out on *) are soothing to the body, and the | * platter eh dumpling will #| good resulta from the treatment | * be a round ball, half apple and & have plenty of time to be felt before | * half batter. Serve hot with #/ moruing * lemon sauce or maple syrup. « - * » Grease the u inside edge of a eerre wee balltealiadlbad * ballin boil: | vent the contents of the pan ing over, whether milk, « ayrup or cereals their hands. y Bojum’s tricks got ble. He and Jack bed Iking Racing home m, they found Jack's saing her best party was thin IMS MISTAKE == clap was ieee win Bojer, end j Jack had taughi © up and beg, jump Pe Woop, to speak by dvark Whe wanted something twould laugh and Jumped right through it, big hole in Lucy's dress The surprised girl didn't know | whether to laugh or cry. Bat when sided Hojum he looked up at | his solemn brown tearing @ her wi biz ops of ribbon trim ssh 00 to say, “1 atu very Bek Dew tunes on « As it bung over the © Or ant youl eae Winined to con one of these loops . > aaa a me to jump boulde bis master, and 7 v After th both Jack and Lucy | Up would sing ~ Bojum thought, of course,| were very careful about the kind That wae ve tha wae a really traly hoop/of hoops they allowed Bojum to and everybody | placed there for him. For pop~he | see We Have No Fault to Find With Butter Good butter, that is, except the high price one has to pay And, too often, one does not get the quality the cost j alls for Right difference Gold Star Oleomargarine at 30c tb. Is always of the same high standard and same low price LESLIE-POWER COMPANY of Living Not Higher You Buy Right and Buy Here there is a marked p Here on Wester: ster tro MS At the lowest p ' or sia sofia ice ror example, we avenue, close to thie nt, we sell all the finest Leaf Lard ; A ~ Once it satisfies you—as rd, 5-lb. Pails 80¢ | Local Ranch Eggs, dozen ..... B0¢ it surely will and is guaran 2-4b. bricks, 2 for 25¢ | White Beans, 51% Ibs. for 2he teed—you can rest assured Easter \ eile that every pound will be m Buckwheat, 10-Ib. bags .......+ seeeeeeees 10¢ poe pt quem Me some and nourishing Ask Your Dealer If he cannot supply you, ‘phone Edward Lytle Sole Distributer, Week R CO. Opposite the Turntable Y Good for One ESLIE-POWE Avenue, Corner Madison Street Friedman's Gold Stat Olgomargarine, 817 Western Ave 3589. Ind, 4656. Main +PORTER 1910, THE STONE, FIGHER CO, Women’s Neckwear, Regular 50c to 35¢ For tomorrow’s selling we offer these two grouy f room-size rug } One to a | at the lowest prices we | -ver known. Each ru n be had in Orien Size Buyer | tal or floral patterns. The purpose of the sale—to get more busine One | 9x12 Feet rug to a buyer, tomorrow only Pe $2.75 Box Nainsook $1 n 75c Towel Bars, 38c Ea. | 60c Covered Roasters, ar 75c Paes Holders, 49c Hand Finished, Oxi Poilet | Fine put up Tissue in le, guaranteed sale price 3 for Dr. Graves’ Four-Row Tooth = ME OUARER SELLS- FOR LE: Tooth Powder Brush, Saturday— {7 C1VES THE BEST RESULTS. Reduced Prices for Saturday SMITHSONIAN TRUSS QUAKER SILK ; PERFECTION C cing seg SENSE BRACE—In SPECIALS HOLD Be eag ea @ Is t you enjoy whe Cook With Gas | licitor « and Seattle Lighting raged 1914 Fourth Ave. Henry Bldg Phones: Main 676 Ind, 67. The picture shows the style, These re the most popular neck pi e¢ had this year. We found a manufacturer ho had »n m hand nd needed money, so he lets us ha them to sell at a price far b r making. Fifty dozen Lawn Tabs, like the picture, made of fine white lawn, pleated and trimmed with lace insertion and lace edging. Very dainty at f i ior able Chese were made to sell at thirty piece \ ire to go on sale Saturday, not over six to at, each. ooo. 5c $27.50 Axminster Rugs $18.85: $17 Brussels Rugs $11.85 nnual Sale of House and Kitch. n He! 50c Clock Shelf, 19c Tle aatee Taek Cae This is a first-class, solid- | 25¢ Soap Dishes, 16c Ea. Spice Jar Shelf; every | #*. Tampico Scrub! Nickel-Plated Soap Dishes needs one; regular | Brush, sold regularly at | our regular No. 16; sold al @ q THE QUAKER: DRUGE 1-15 b FIRST AVE: Two ABDOMINAL a 1D Cc OMFORT en you onvince you Second and Univ wity, THE STONE, FISHER CO Becond and University POI rent nee ——ewe Sorts on Sale at 15¢ |18c Berkley Cambric! 35c White Goods 98, samty over; her inthis “10¢. Ware onsale at, 25¢ \25e 1 India Linens: 35c Dotted Swiss .25¢ 25c Tumbler Holders, 14c Each 10c Towel Rings, 544 14¢ 10c Mouse Traps, 4c The popular “¢ lrap sale price price r reg : 45c Towels | 27c Ea. 10 each ; SOT OE aca res oa Selena. WOE War to th BEB EB BBBBaBBe £.co the Touth Saturday— 2 5c Headquarters for Elastic Hosiery, Abdominal Sup- and Rubber Perfectly appointed fit- porters, Trusses Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Goods. ting rooms with expert attendants at your service. Capital ...... $300,000 Gua C NEW YORK ELASTIC een whi $5.00 | TRUSS — Doub! 1 SUP $3.50 $1.50 o os i 82.75 to $1.25 never run out as long as you nd grow-| STANDARD IMPROVED UTERINE ae : 350 | SUPPORTER—Red ; The saving man need b “$2. 50 $3. rt E no man’s servant. 5 0 to GOOD AT BOTH STORES SEB RRBeReee|e| INTEREST A PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually JAMES D. HOC N. 1M, Presiden SOLNER Bankrupt Sale $23,000 stock of Clothing Hats Shoes and Furnishings at y own price 424K TAI ur DI Ferdinand Schmits, J. D. Low man, A. B Stewart, CO. HL Ret R. C. McCormick, Jomes D. Hoga XN. B Solner, ORS: HH. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER NER SECOND If you can't get boots or and CHERRY STREET shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 JAMES STREET