The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1910, Page 7

~ THE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1910. SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR) | Lee In the cocoa bean i « . Mark HaYon OmthiaGrey: LAY TIME n iy nature has cun- errr rrr rrerr 5 c ; ningly stored nu- beat Let ters OO od TORI ES 7 trition and health- it you ple give me a eclpe for maca DAILY MENU, pelted about christwae time, as | AS WASHINGTON DID i ie oni , nu giving properties have loat mine? Who ts the prem | ent poet laureate of Bagland? Walter had been very mueh inte | | Asn which are released LAF ested in the story of George Waal Breakfast 1 Baws German brie Toast | A. Regret to be unable to print |!ston, which — his kindergarten ation Teret, to be unable to Urint |teacher had been telling ‘the chil-| | : y Cy in their natural in the paper about Christmas time, |@™=-the story of chopping down his father's cherry tree and then . 3 fulln ; rr) » o lack of apace, but in { wing to la nee, but will [fs fthers . ess In Dinner. print a few of them from time t ime. Washington couldn't tell a te Following is a recipe for al-|%h@ bad sald; “and now | want all mond macaroons: Chop one pound tle boys to do just as be did anched almonds for an hour ut r was. thinking very hard Hil pulverized, then mix with one |#!! the way home, His father had a i a CaN Go pound powdered sugar, Place in a|'#fehet. but there was no cherry ‘ iz.) ree open pan inside oven and yard. There were ‘ \ & light brown, This n Oc f the other yards i done for 16 minutes with | t eure he would kn¢ \ rotate awed Carrot Celery Fritte A Pudding t follage trim jum heat, stirring constantly Cherry tree in the winter om the sides to ¢ center to}. He was soon climbing ove heir i CocoAam ep mixture untform in color, | back fe into a yard where there . Heat whites of five ees to very |* veral small trees, H = f froth; into thie slowly pour)" © one he thought was a cherry Seseoeoeoooes PeSeSeSeSeSeseoe Problems of Love and Marriage } . PSeSOSeSeSeSeseSoSeHeHeseSedeoosooee tan a Husband er Wite Be Too Devoted to Each Othe the aes, atirring constantly oxan to ewing his hatchet |}Plavor with vanilla. Butter a pan he had done any harm he the ear and marched him out of the . sighity, tebe tonapecnves o thee |* 1 by the shouts of an old |y Rich; fragrant, 4 inixtere, put In the p ‘ whe came shing out al yund this very uncomfort yuse waving bis newspaper able, a thought it was very dis e 4 hand an’ his epectacios Ia |cowraging to be treated eo, when be nourishing. ie the poet laureate ' i c nx to do what his teacher | Hngland sr turned around and faced an bravely it the hatchet away 5 Dear Misa Grey; Could you kind did it,” he exclaimed 1 did | we © mother with his D b v4 id y. toll tap throceh The tar. dust? asjiateed ts bier then oer te on’t ask merely jwhat a stenographer docs? . « id it, you youns | teache at he should [becoming one by studying short. | question at do you mear But they are unan- hand at home a) . — vhs 77D imous in recom- Sa: 4 seeannilin’s uae <i Ghirardelli’s. mending cocoa a a | < latest materials, and dert most nutritious bev- varied, but in th rit f bt 1 fol - |letters, index letter books and par : When frying mush, dip the aloes ont oan, & form many other little daties in aé-) = first in the white of an egg, which rank with bre: dition to taking letters trom dicta-| When fashioning yokes In frocks, | wit) make the mush crisp **staff of life jtion and transcribing them, The | "member that ail yokes need not; —— - EE om study of ab 4 can be master - und. You may depart from . ed at home, that is really onty |e usual shape to bring out the Mf s - — — a \ of the work to be|«00d points of your features and to in air id od even in a good business buierge the unattractive SOLID COMFORT } business tr ing |* counteracting yoke effect | It takes Do you like scraggly hair? Then [if Is what you enjoy when you 7 after The most popular toques are t why be contented with it? Have to ii : thand and |ordinary. English walking hat. They be? Oh, no! Just put on Ayer’s < k With G pewriting, to become « eompe|*re irimmed with ribbons, velvet Hair Vigor and be happy. Thick 00 t as steno he jand breaste of birds F te 4 at sie pone aad ra beautiful, luxuriant hair. No more | Let our solicitor call and convince you. Dear Mise Grey. 1 am boy 18] Brilliant semi-barbaric embroia. ‘ailing balr; no more dandruf’ Se . . attle Lighting Company Veal Croquettes. . it would : for a tusdand ar! to each to think devotion might 4 par ne ony yaily 1 cup tm am thick from the fire, add the seasoned eat and turn out on a platter sol. Shape tr ones, roll in fine crumbs, dip in beater Ba Bh ie the wwertness ern deave teo great den iegllgtey to pa Maow the devotion is ¢ forward when | a wae to bi Dealt, but dose not want pleamares Goll 5 ceasl shower of obtristye atistied. To have See ag evidence of ite pr about with ‘ + bet some att aun weture hae queer kink ing her devotl ce What given without re ep erage man to fa foo great quantity. i» brutal plain «peak precious ts Daeband or wif Mt poured ies her position eee. roll again in crumbs, let stand one oF re houre and fry in deep hot fat Stewed Carrots Wash, scrape and cut into doe en ah carrotea t on sur 1 quart, cover wi ing water, cook gently t ter and drain. Chop ly 1 me nt ffum stged onion and cook until yellow tm 1 large tablespoon ttor, add ars old and am in love with a/¢ry figures are much used on gowr » gowns . . ation” taki Sabb a: teeems |rative vane Pace ane ond Does hot Color the Hair i 1214 Fourth Ave. Henry Bldg & Wook value to ks for day and } Would you advise me to marry? evening we , your dectr says so, then use Ayer's N. P. fair Vi He knows the best treotment |} Phones: Main 6767; Ind. 67. are too young. If hangeable « s one f for thin Treat him tSaress:: resumably the gtrl * na ipomreernPESS LLLLLLLLLLLLELLLLEEECCE LCCC LLL trim z PRICES GO STILL LOWER ON WOMEN’S WEAR! rin. Every garment in our Winter stock must go! Here's your chance SPEER EEE REE EERE ERE E EERE CREE EEE EERE EEE RE EER EER ER EE the girl will ening a2: and grated rind of 1 ¢ peers di beaten yolks of 2 cams. spoon of malt and t nuts, Combine tures, fold In the atiffty » into @ but « dish, stand ft in a pot water and bake until . th creas SEE ETE EL OTE CEE ee eS EET Oe TELE ET Eee CELT ET EET ET eee tte ee eee eee eee * * * WORTH KNOWING. * . Sheen hhaeeaares Dear Miss Grey ly give me a It is convenient to have on hand a supply ¢ , ad string holder for tt y be mad half a yard of denim or any able materta’ th long way ready-n ‘apparel, in smart, up-to-date styles, for which you will have many weeks of we Liver Loaf, One pound liver, 2 slice bacon, § common crack chopped fine, 1-3 alt, dash of paprika, * * ; offered you in this final clearance sale in many cases for even less than cost the materials alo * } * * * cop wilk. Mix w . . * + * 7 Read this splendid (but only partial) list Tailored Suits and |New Waists| Tailored Suits and Princess Dresses ey oO C VALUES Princess Dresses Worth Up to $50 at ‘TO st | Worth Up to $30 at Posse elites Savk ial bavcuiak f HOUSEKEEPER king eo, allow ng tablespoons to each coffee on nit hes trout the top. Stiteh the} pe c 4 over, 20 a8 to make e 9 ta, a larg® one in the middle for paper and a small one | each side, one for string and/ for heavy twir | and bake two hours in moder ate oven ice and serve either hot or cold come to the bollin not allow it to boil Cabbage and Celery “ Beat well together 5 table spoons of vinegar, 4 table | carefully reheated, the It can be kept for hours. ‘removed way to t t often, ts well and mix it with one pound o hen be put away as usual trace of dampness remains on made the coffee will be clear as amber The following for griddle skew allows for r Inte and one-half New rope may be made pliable by boiling It in water for a couple of |* spoons of oll, 1 tablespoon of if Ite stren is not dimtin-|* Chili sauce, 1 teaspoon of salt Y but tte etiffness fe one. It}® 1 teaspoon of niustard — wn ag in & Warm room and teaspoon of per cs THOS. A. MARSHALL | be aided G isak ove eupe lee and | cup of wes Wee. ts 1 ove orange or lewon staina | ‘ thor fare no business <> els suid « 4¢ part oughly, let and BME Petia! offices. Her | atamonia and 20 parts wat This | ® garnish with stuffed ° ae mai the home.” neutralize the actd, and if the ;* fore serving % te Geclaration of Mr ¢ Gan N garmet has Metihalt, wite of the gov- | by site ni is he when asked t por i] with Malone an woman's » ‘crea frankness herself opposed to Salfrege tn any ors SHHREHHHHREE HHS & WOMEN SUCCESS WINNERS #4 an * ® | & spoon of salt, a tM tt He oe cod muttionnn that » A UGGLUADGEGAADINES MORSERASSGGHA SA RLAREAAAAA ESTAS eS fels of fine Mulls and ican AvAUUU ALAM 18c White Linenette at More of th J vearl » Wednes Pure Wt Linenette, double fold; hag all of day at 10¢ 7 ey're made paneer ‘T “4 rrrags de ses and Inunders fine; the us uality here ny at 10¢ a yard. waren poe enastne_| 85c to $1.25 Sitks, Yard] 20c Cotton Crepe, te Pipes thawed and re 4 by « Celery Fritters eeeeeeeeeeee: rated Parmesan ch Brown Plum Main These odds and ends of Silks will go in a jiffy Cotton Cr Pee eee eee ee eee ee eee eee ee eee ee eee eee : ‘ ea rica ieesene ap (i dadedadnde dada daaaded $0 200 Wednesday at 49¢ yard. Plain Taffetas, Plaid be ieee . fla ©, and 80 e doing ‘otas, Stripe Taffetas, Fancy Taffetas, in ; $ t . and tha em . » to 12 yards, suitable for many ful and makes up into charming dresses and EOS im matters ree: " 2 he ep ’ vi : burp Wide-awake buy« ere early Wednesday, 12%« waists yard t of th ~ * \* wit |® hot train ” \* \* Bat atte tam ic ee met (apelin esiethe 50c and 75c : Rompers at 15¢ es bat Caxton for a long t - cued. Os en would want 29 » make one! ‘ : lie as the on ' } mes age Bethy inen, ¢ ibray and A, F gingham, the sort aa are aly sare nae ‘ find of what eal tin coanel te hat looks the brighter the oftener it is washed ee. Warm,” ere ‘ which ha — . 50 < ere ‘etn stripes. All you want |! ONstudied acts home Gastienbed tr one otis everywhere ke a 7 Here Wednes i Je mreure the panniy mpany. «+ | Offer the advantages and choice of several desir- }) day at 290. 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