The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1910, Page 7

HE STAR—FRIDAY, w RCH 4, 1016. ey Who Saved | rc i ) ed Hind of ¥.deepcotored. fs lion of es Ba ‘|The Part a Wife May Play Be exTORAL FOR WOMEN a Ta ugar, then atit) The oven must be moder in Her Husband’ s Success — % : Ohne ees O87 g i a ; ¥ es and in ba | elt 1 bey of butter | BY OR MADIOON ¢ verkie. | ing. ked to wee what , had in bout for divor \ 0 ‘ suas’ apm fare 8 4 und that hia wife ae Rye Gore eve, hdd 1 tableano Ve : : , : y| Speaking for and 3 tabl: ’ « r ndays includ 48 ol breaks ¢t een bre DAILY MENU. BREAKFAST, Sliced Oranges Cereal with Raising a Cream Creamed Fish Rye Gems. Coffee. of baking ; Dawe yh | crear Whi tiff, ‘Turn ' ot IE re \‘ ron A and fill the ' ough to make , center with the banana cream tor, Heat well, turn into butt Sebi gem pans and bake about 1-2 hour Black Chocolate Cake Smee Sat muttered ‘molds ute in & hot oven and mediately and firet cave w u See's Pan Taide tot Mutton a ta Creole ‘ : . ’ ™ “ lay “ apoon each of chopped o cup ¢ € " hy pn em sg hopped green pepper f ws there ho would DINNER. Cora Soup. Mutton a la Crople i pat in a aaf ; Sundays tae b ‘vie $400 our per se, who can : the seeds and partitions have removed, aw turns a igh of flour and % te who has hia share of ith a 8 etre with a bat out of other ake Salad y With Banana Beaty tutored Bis ons ae xqueeeed him oe ng Cream instead of the of ‘ ‘ oe Py owith the x with the gender a waite we're at [we the t that ta to cane A fare to de hauled (? horrors of a divavce gave money, ¢ * t 2 a boycott in al i ar our hitve with meat dealers will are § wil boyeott Cupid and the eligible men will follow cS the coarts wit) hav ! b Manito maxe any Kind of ® SUPPER Cold Sticed Ham Corn Souffie Apple Sauce White Bread Orange Jelly With Banana Cream Cover 1 ounce of gelatin with \% SERS EEE EEE EERE EERE Ree eee ee eee eee eee ee ee Re ee PERE E ROR . Spring _ Silks ated! Dress Goods eee ee ee «= * 7 WORTH KNOWING, * * *. slanted stds alc :.'y on, wen — -| Radically ES os _ see cea er ON ODD LOTS OF sound tmpractionble, but for gone. | ine satisfaction Im the using they are : oxee They are made of! knesses, turned tn at ted with @ lone ma- | two Inches from the diagonally from corner | tive In @ dirty pince where J is burned, you cannot be} far to wash out the In very time you * is not only «| but one of sult Hue to the} ¥ proportion, if} at pumpkin or squash tn halves | od wy im bake pan tm « little water wt side down Rake untit ! SPRING Are arriving daily and the demand for display Re from the shell son and prepare im the ws f si ~ Space increases with the arrival of each ship- ~ ‘ a , GOODS ment. It is imperative that we quickly dispose “uc a ) yf = of_all remaining odd lots of this season’s merchandise—hence hott. vineane tn Ce Soh atin on these very radical reductions—bargains almost unbelievable. pan to destroy the fish odor. tead on— Sprinkle granulated sugar on top of jellies to prevent mold. ge ae Spe 1a Odd Lots Women’s Suits and Dresses will keep the frome from aticking = 1 2 iy 3 at ALUES TO saan tm ee The ma- terials represented are broad- i : AT AT } Se ’ cloths, serges and diagonals. Journey j : : 2 The styles are the season's most eee komm, shoe / Be ae 7 approved, and correct in every Hike san's Kiswes hod a | a particular. Black and various a epee cute colors are included. The val- ‘ to tarmea faint j |e HEEEGeaeees oo ’ the extreme in bargain ~ re | eid + giving. Remember, the size ! on taken tre Lp ee ¢ is broken and assortment limited, and for these reasons we strongly advise selection. fake her, too, in feos: | = | Girls’ and Women’ s Coats Considerably Less Than Half Price ‘As Cherry = : ee Bdesed.) [= / Including broken-size assortments of women’s coats in colors and mixtures, also girls’ coats in sizes 8, 10 and 12 } t COATS up to COATS =) to 5 COATS up $7. e COATS up $9. 95 Golf Capes up 7. 50 | $id00, at $3.50) $15.00, 0 94,98 mrad at. $22.50, at .. $27.50, at .. to $17.50 at . P ame a blackbird Do not fear.. fli hide you, } | | | } ty the biack ashing, and shouted, “See' a cher-| down after h i r y's lying here, A bird muat have} 30 bs nee thi hl a ial Med'and Cherry dropped it.” : | oF || Reb, ; m houae c before Cherry's heart } | , ‘ ‘ || he al beat, she popped into 1 d r; ; ? ret : iN, || n | With the Spring Number of | Matt Y : ; B is 3 With the Spring Number of e friendly bush The Standard Fashion Book | nh ae’ a3 ; | The Standard Fashion Book | over it, the kind j @ sun warm A Jarge, handsome atyle book of 104 | style book of 104 | taf as you get a free stone heart pages; 200 copy; but as you get a tree | | book is practically royal " pattern, the fashion book is practically | t 4 they es ol ¢ c reduced to 6« | Want me so badly, « ‘ on eaves Oe naked of 6 by se nn ae The Last of This Season’s Furs Decisively Underpriced I ‘ os, “Hide, Wald” mormured ry oh ren, from the birds, who — ee High-Class Furs, all new this season, including Neckpieces and Muffs in Jap Mink, Sable Opossum, French Coney, Black Fox, Isabella Fox, White | sa Arctic fox Genuine Mink and Black Lynx. To effect complete disposal in one day we have named the following radically reduced prices for tomorrow. Don’ t| kines and t softening , eo used at all delay coming. eaahing, and bo sure | | PURS TO $3.00, | FURS TO $8.00, $3. 00): FURS TO $15.00, $6. 00% FURS TO $30.00, $10. 00 roughly dry them each |i | | AT SentijieDinwacvatueni spacial ‘ During the tair/f | FURS TO $6.00, $2, 00| RS TO $10.00, 94, 00 FURS TO $20.00, .. $8. 00; | nuns TO $50.00, 917, a0 . yom AT Ga gine id aod scan aeqegaunilaneipneie te ttl a atted Silk Petticoats, S nae at | | Somes 5 25¢ Embroidered Collars, S ecial lis Liane n Toots OF cuttings of such ¥hich : ree Be ee These Petticoats are made of a most serviceable cm 1 ; t 0 ” wot ah nc he . aca my ows homes , ? 3 vase of 50 dozen All-Linen Embroidered Collars, it f nt have not the means to / i aT F | id, and n VLORAL quality heavy guaranteed Taffeta Silk, In black and pleasing variety of dainty styles. ore FOR C he taly cone lent (a8 | most poptilar colorings. AH are fashioned very full, acta price is equivalent to a one-half saving r , at which were , ; | ¢ se ettenet for the | soi a plante and at $3.95 are valués of very exceptional merit | | wsual values at 2 for 25¢ yi fw s oat many valuable ts on a nigh sttings. 1 believe there are tie am OF with |some left, but do fot know wheth Mateos woll| or thoy are for male or not