The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1910, Page 6

AY sHE STAR—THURODAY, toned 17, 1910, f pimplem, Dtncthaads vores in many womoy ily Ar, Congeh ise. ot fr STAR READERS TELL WHY YOUNG MEN DON'T PROPOSE MONEY MAKES THE. “MARE ‘GO | COSTS TOO MUCH TO GET MARRIED. LAYTIME Es’ OTORI DS GEORGE WASHINGTON’S NAMESAKE ___ [blond tr ereuiat ta Like most brave mon, Geo. Wash ington had many namesake Thi : A simple @teh story t# about a little black ' enh fruit, who ington BS phira Jane ing for the ite Washington I mind bin times he for a ride their hon big Minstealppt In the spring when the too and now melt and the rains come, the THE STORY OF “THE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY.” Gold Star Oleomargari vs. 4 with figured eatin or pik are of straw on a ~ usally get or de hate is river geta that t wer eat some | ows ite ding all th B tt 5 > chin wit awaker water rushing river i F care “There's more difference in price than in quality,” py ae Butter Gold Star for thelr own aafety { ! ; Quality—? | Oleomargarine { ynthiaGreys Price—! 30c tb, L etters ; Buy from your dealer—but insist on the brand gl phone eee eee to act as maid t FRIDAY'’S MENU Qquainted with her and ge - Mar EDWARD LYTLE Sole Distributer . Friedman's Gold Star Oleomargarine, GE 0 cckiesar cea’ guaeeca tosaet 817 Western Ave : 7 OREGON READER Main 2589 Ind. 4655, aod ORR 1) Dandy ot wild married ng the latter opportunity ‘i boy and his charge them and brought them ith B French I errr ee eee ee ee eee eee seen eee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee Macaron! Milanaise * rm, Late 4 | Apple Snow ( e a «K ae! aD cit and ¥ " q Supper Heap this in « ginee dieh and » ee h h Oyster Chowder «@ fine tr uetar round it « fp - : cost of living and eaidility | t & & supply ' A very 6 is desne hote is mother, and j for a young ma ain a wife mad era of the by her aide was the mother of the : and family ¢ ay salaries spent {teelf, aces sins Oyster Chowder | baby ‘ ’ Id nal ; rt a ] (lt o "I t "i ' . t . t : s ould mi cost ring adie arele ca edad beakee Fry 9 slices | bork In Kettle What a joyful rew hey had : ‘ madn Saal ‘ > sed Geo. Wash er i. There has never t Baimon on Tost being = « t Crescent. No Dra . quer tr ne « : _ a { salmon and pick the fish matter what f t what claims pepe ait. Just eneget wow To REMOVE “Sage — aking car HE ct a ; annen , an ¢ ‘ an be miade, earning a . ' Homemade Candies W R | N K i ES the blue da agiri? Ita , , i b nr ’ or the ‘Sweet Tooth pe font? wre pag Ts ° i " eae ° = n IN ls MENTS gol . t-as-good” iam sn't | ’ ‘ ; position to well beaten eae and 2 | Pivinity-—Three cuptule of ih if " ’ : hea : right € a a " 5 yrup Let , A a ure to tom when tried In water © Bit seainet glass, Pours Gils ow 2 ene To prove this yacar ¢ it entirely satisfactory Mrs. M. Caseeron, No, 16¢ evenue, thinks women t« Fried Filets of Flow conditions, because they do 1 of ute. every respect, return the pty tin to your fn ‘the the Moore for thickes will thé paid ‘ ag 1 of Aunt Mary n cool t shee , a8 ee y evening, Mareh 2 Crescent sells for 25¢ per pound—no mona ke ne CRESCENT MFG. CO, Seattic, Wash. ir ie exe than a man result is, man’s salary is suc Present that it does not of # family FARE DEMONSTRATION 6 your own home or at Offices at NEO-PLASTIQUE AGENCY, Dept Ht 220 Arcade Annes, Seattle West + ee Fourth, fifth and sixth prisee— Two seats each at the Moore for! veuing, Mareb 25. eighth and ninth prizes . ach at the Grand for continue to hold George W Der ving, March 24 ny way, also bi f venth and twelfth °° day . ais each at the A} ure er fox Thursday evening hearts and fortunes at the feet of March 14 RRR WORTH KNOWING. * -* ee For the price made here nothing better can be found for cove the floor in bedroom, dining room, dressing room or for the constant wear and tear in living room. ¥ ft eo for Try addin the water in if you wish t color. t lengths March 18, then drain. Put in « pan 1 can of tomatoes, 1 bay leaf, blade of mace goto Value Union | 96 $11.00 Value Square, sire Art 8 N White Wat ’ ‘eral oie Women’s ins $198" $3.08 Worth $1.50 and $2. | Of Known Value. Special at > fac eh ay a ’ ama and Volto Skirts re a . els for spring tebe le Hacks, graye browns. All Friday Forenoon Specials Children’s Stoe : : ON THE LOWER FLOOR That Wear Lace Curtain Special Lay SB te 196,38 3 FRIDAY GINGHAMS r Colored Chambray Ginghams 5} G * Strong, Sortloeable Nets : vn any stockiall wood, attr @ designs and SBA SUITINGS- e' Sultings in tans and p on ot, neue VISIT Turrell’s Bargain Basement Cut Prices Ther ands of patra here worth t 0 & paly SEALED BOXES ! VENT PUREE SPARTEN UNE A CURSTER OF Baarrow in. IME ROSUAT QP 17S PEAPEST CHYBTML/ATION, BEST SUGAR ronTA oxo COFFEE /_ attractive prices a { J way 7c bet a y palit, T wan “ecg Ourtainy: Ope 55c TABLE DAMASK—Turkey Red T Damask'se The 1 Taubel’s No, 40 cial, pal saul “Wilaks teennes ; ; . $1.80, Hace Curtains. QBc | Friday forenoon, yara eg ier 72¢ bpctal moe DRESS SATEENS | BARD Figured Drese Sateen, all styles ir PINE WASH Gi ope Short lengths of Fine SiikPinished Wa oe ataine. 3445 | Gods, Picured ' more GOOD "» loaves in every barre l | EVERYTHING ay + 88 Goods, Figured Poplins; values from 250 to 396° yard 10c " ( of Patent che t Underwear—Hosiery—Men’s Wear come "rh May Manton Patterns i Sco LOWEST B May Manto Glove-Piuting ps Sewing Silk Beal 1$)-Yard ‘Wooet Underwear Spit a, Dh, nan ‘gh Keel Excellent PALACE Flour 1] MARKET Laoai ibe thea Be Setbid Te) (inter, i ib Both BiShes sf yi . " Crockery+Carpets—Curtains Blankets NICAL ’ | NOVELTY MILL CO., Miller ; SEATTLE