The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1910, Page 9

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THE STAR AR—FRIDAS 1UNE 10, 1910. 9 a ee lll AGE COUPLE, MARRIED HAPPILY FOR 17 LONG YEARS, vl Tl) PACS "esti ca FINK DENIES JOA. COVERNER tn TELL THE SECRET OF WEDDED HAPPINESS---CONSIDERATION UNION CLAIMS saver ins Fisher and Wife, Vaudeville People, Ex plain How They've Suc- ceeded. I t W I . - ha F " 1 h ; BY MARION LOWE of Nie) Fito: sispete serge cag wee - : and now come 1 8 ql for a butlding | ¢, Son’ faiiinds ian ehawe Yan I fema nie By No Space Gone to Waste. who have > “p Bag: , r yt od ’ harging & ‘ t Dew y follow pepotly married ever deter 1 € the ordl its fare within the elt nit Ppa i he has ene th 4 b if wlgnod would § J. A. Denison, who’ bring ’ Danes at i ‘ ght n only? perine aes 7 ! r t a, the ntrost cat 008 ) coeaghee See ee, a en % 2619, 2621, ’ * DUEL—ALMOST # Cr gal * és clas . A. Lawson & Corner &@ HAVANA, June 10. ‘ Brother RELIABLE DRY GOODS HOUSE Cedar tag Fines, via ~ we with. ri « ng k " ' » | om i * FS I Mra F P * « * rig st an ' . < ruption * Col. Aranda. Chief ® King Cotton to Rule Bakery, +" i * : r" % = * } j{Usurping Wheat King’s Throne? * ‘ i Texas Man Invents Process for Making Cottonseed Today's Styles Today Flour—Cottonseed Bread and Cakes Prove Tooth- — some and Nutritious——Cost of Producing the Flour } A k fi B db $1 49 Ae Less Than Cost of Wheat Flour. | S or Ya ury | Ladies’ Underskits at SOME COMPARISONS Ladies’ Black Near-Bilk W Moire and Black and Striped = 8h s eep worth up to $1 ( oo. | : Special . ss. -49¢ — noche -rotets * Nitrogen 16 22.86 i eis in é ” ee . eats : , ae tadiee ateen Sh irte, x ME mother’s hired gir! ha v t flow . oo 1.00 t a ‘ee ugliest beau that 0.30 75, Spectal 98c d ies’ e § Paky. “and mother vaid, “Hane dew can you love that homely ma “Oh Mra Fisher,” atc ther set satis White Wash Belts, embroidered; regular 20¢ ee only see him t DALLAS, Tex, June 10.—Uniess faction out of them, be ayes’ And thats what it ix King Wheat looke to hie laurels he! “Perky It's ‘seeing be over nd subdued by sides the correct amount Shoes Aeroagh my ayes” King Cotton, ts the confident pre i ie ad ge usniis uch 6 Gola Mr, Perkins Fisher. who had been | diction of Jos, W. Allison, of innis * to seleet from; “sob wgicygesena ans 25c in black and Sround on one foot and (Tex. whe le manu aeturing and dis-| dependable quality. The p Ladies’ Oxfords and Pumps, in Phils his charming wife toid | tributing cottonseed flour as a sub- | me nf | also Op y Nour's tes oY Ae gabent it, now had the floor, aud | stitute for wheat four. | Bradbury” label is a pro- fi a 3 jue at 25c. Bpe- | *22- vicl, velour and patent; reg dee tt. Mrs. Dan MeCarty Sactt thet hould 162c ular bj 00 values, Spe $1 98 La and Children’s Patent Ti tell you the chief thing: we've | proprietross of FE ction that you shoul ial Baturday . le Belts; worth up to eked the place where we have the practical not overlook, Be sure that fears. It ixn't pleasant | new food prod ome wants to gx jeep fer |a year ha te sit up and nike and | bread. t BUM, t get my orders th Ladies’ Fancy Black and Black | Men's Shoes, in gunmetal, vici with White Foot Silk Lisle Nese; regular Gc 33: quality. Special at = eu and box calf; all made on the very latest last; worth up to this label is in your next of the oven, Bo suit; if se, you will always ‘ ’ 4 , Patyly sraled the a hee omen “igh wl paelal 2 sooo! Saw $9.50 | Boys’ and Misses orge portion of the bel ng rich in Wutritive elements Al- | <i gece one sae WOR Vane eee f : 2 ‘ ra \ ms a" - " ve © 1 lar 25e quality ® Boys’ Black Cotton Hose, 2x! new, ‘Perky.’ you know an“? apt eyeetee tour in nweh the same manner as _ ¥ 4 . at 25e. Spe. 15¢ cial, all sizes Misses’ Black Cotton Hose, ex- for Saturday, $25, $30. ie icc ae i ‘Don't you think it's time} Made Same as Wheat Flour. wheat flour is made. Ladies’ Liste ” . 7° te bed? oF something iike| Allison's expertmenta have at- | and boitin Resu sle §=Thread Union Suits, high and low neck, long of oe ST joe ted the ettention ot toad and | made b: mate very tha 8 — B Th and short sleeves, ankle and | Misses’ and Child's Strap Sip- | tra fine rib, double hee! and toe; Perky.” Tes all right. | B raed | recht gos ps jour contains ay em ath Pants; regu 49 pers. Special for Sat good value at 25c, Spe- wart « , « © quality, Special C | urday, up from : . cial Saturday pt tiey aay, ‘Now, come home| been used a and| More than twice as much protein | knows I may meet old [horses and | 4 an las * | Over twice material as Over four tim Jas ewes and about of fat Over four times as much protein as wheat Cour He declares that It is highly prob. able that the protein and fat of cot- tonseed flour have a high @igestitil ity for man and that bread and cakes made with it are wholesome and desirable as food. i Some difference of opinion existe among chemists who have studied the new product. Prof, H. W. Har- | per, of the state university, recor mend. long dtetary test of cotton seed flour before it is ranked with wheat Cour as a general food He soye that although analysis shows it to be high in nutritive yaiue, the | exact charactor of the nitrogenous in it hae not yet bee and son of thee, bh are insidious poisons eCarty, who baked the tirs cotton flour bread, thus ¢ Substitute for Meat. “The bread looks very much like | whole wheat or brown bread. It is rich and sweet and has a heavy crust similar to graham bread, The gingermnaps I bake are crisp and snappy. the pudding and fruit cakes [very rich in flavor. Both the br and cak heavier than wheat . but they are not on Easy Payments h Meah-form Do you know that this is the correct way of buy much protet e sare quantity ing clothes? This way they gnust give you excel lent service, or there would be an endless chain Our persistent efforts to sell only dependable mer- chandise have won for this store the confidence and patronage of the best dressers of the town. We believe that the public rec ognizes quality—that any store whiclt caters to its wants with reliable goods is certain to be successful Clothes at $18.00 “2 $20.00 $25.00 These Rochester-Col legian Clothes are without any doubt the most de pendable merchandise ever placed before your eyes Tomorrow We Hold a Big Clean-Up Sale of Odd Chairs | You'd Better Be on Hand Early as Quantities Are Limited—Only One to Six of a Kind Sale Starts Promptly at 8 o’Clock of trouble for us, The fact that this is eliminated goes to show how satis factory it is for our cus | tomers to buy this way It is an inexpensive con- venience. re Store Open Until 10 P. M. Saturday Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 SECOND AVE. - NEAR UNION STREET “Seattle's Reliable Credit House”’ Try it tomor- »w These odd Dining Chairs are now in our large show window, where you can select > ——=—= — the ones you want. The prices are all mark- ed plainly, just half what they regularly sell tor, Saturday Morning While They Last vat with the cotton flour br meat could be | |largely dispensed with if desired Every Odd Chair Included Come tomorrow and sce these beautiful Spring Hore ix Mra. MoCarty's recipe reve a easy — yell hese : Offers Special Summer. Excursions East and Return We have gathered up all hose who have ever attend- ize tha tis ste neans ree s cottonseed flow ' my er : > T } to continue as headquar One cup wheat flour at very low cost on June #7+24, July § Aug. 3, Sept. 8 the odd Dining Chairs ed one of our Half-Price Chair You should have yOtf'ticket ad in at wipe from our regular stock ! One cup & ters for trustwotrhy mer Sales know that they must } One teasp il soda direction, either going op seturnir through t chandise * One and one-half pinte so J b aches thy everything that has sold ‘; } + acca upp eee anata oe and Beautiful Scenic Colosado, where Nature : : , early; they know what Difaolve soda in hot water glorious n ty, holds ‘tou mrt and grants the boon of down to © or ke they wd ys attend and Don’t delay buying your Suit because you're short of tir thig into the sour milk, add rest and h ess to all WHO come. Through Salt Lake have been our best sellers, quickly the chairs are fiour and salt and beat well in four molds, holding « ach, steam four hours, then put 20 minutes ,olnanes, pour all ont but we are adjusting our stocks, and they must be closed out, so tomorrow they go at Half Price: ] } All the Credit Our credit system makes it easy for you. Pay us $1.00 a week. City, the K | Gorge and Colorado Springs presents scenic attractions of wonder and grandeur In “The Rocky ‘Mountain, Lid.” and “Mountaineer” A onderful in all those details of train service. great and small, with which the passenger is concerned. There are numerous snapped = up So tomorrow rning sharp at 8 o'clock me and pick out your chairs y $35.00, now.....-+0+s 50, now.. Tailored Suits, { $20.00, now. ce of excellence has been attained Pongee Coats for Saturday, Special unique features which mark them as a little the finest of j At $9.95 that exclusive class of superb trains to which they be Store | Store AND PAY US $1.00 A WEEK. fong Open | Open For tickets, detailed information, berth reservations, etc., Every } Every call on or address Saturday 5 4 . ’ ” | aturda GEO. P. CAVE, Cc. D. M’NAUGHTON, Buy Now | > . 7 General Agent. CPA, Pecagiind Evening Second Ave. at Union St. | All Specials Are For Cash 705 Second Ave., Seattle. | sighioon years and not ln | IWHSDENTAL OFF } |

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