The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1910, Page 6

| THE STAR 6 ere een | % NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR Three Tableaux in a “S. G.. G.’s” Career pay , it | j Preparation Graduation Renunciation Yesterday she t ne th Toda x of fe Tomorrow—-well, that is different, sire ‘Twas having the gown fit \ She b hard strife; A disi!lusionme « | For one who ha A . . wind i With gingham ay Must be perfe Start t a Is found preparing some bash for tea. | Four Dinners Fifty Cents; Impossible! What Say You? ‘The Star's latest ing forth a strear € Beattle housewives. Can't b they say, if r peor they want to How abou RRR RAR AA drain well, add the cherry syrup wit uutcieot hot water to make | © of butte DAILY MENU. ewife? that it py say Mees | os Breakfast t, Mrs. How Stowe 1 Prunes with Cream Klichen economists « ean be done, and easily that In «xe a la Gladstone Date Muffins Coffee rdinary he an-j most enough is wasted to fee Diane, other family, and that people usu Broth with Barley least their | Green Onions r ally eat too much, or at @iet is not a san with gelatine shortcake, put Get your thi on and Phe ream Yook up your « shes and etween and on top. gee what you can accomplish in the Maca Rarebit jand pour th © over all way of getting up a satisfying mea! . Lettuce Salad for four people within the limit of Cherry Shortcake Cottee fifty cents. | Then itemise your list carefully | to include everything used and send it to the Contest Editor of The | Star. Prizes will be awarded the| ten best menus submitted. As many of the menus wil! be printed from day to day as possible, start-| ing with tomorrow | | | Hit feet which sre already Roll in cracker crumbs Supper. Pigs Feet Saute Potato Puff Biscuits Strawberries Cake Tea aft butter in chafing brown. SOS EET ERT ERR Potato Puff. cup# mashed potato Poached Eggs a ia Gladstone, into it 2 tablespoons meited butter | la Gladstone place|8nd beat to a white cream, then} eggs, after poaching,|*44 2 ems beaten very light ay upon a brolied slice of tomato, and | ‘*8cup of milk (cream if you have) then serve with brown sauce. For|!t) and salt to taste | variety the eggs may sometimes| Bake tn a dowp dish in a hot be sprinkled with cheese. Some-| V2 until nicely browned. ' times poac | “plate” of |they may | green pepper Two RETR j etir| All contestants must submit their Menus before next Tuesday after- hoon and the winners will be an nounced in The Star on Wednesday, | June 22. The prizes will be tickets to the Orpheum theatre for the Thursday | evening performance, June 23. The list fs as follows i.e ee ee ee ee * Turn-back collars and cuffe willl be worn again du on or.+ led ham, and again pinced on slices of French cooks often AUBREY PRINGLE, the Circuit, Who'll Entertain Con-| spinach or sorrel | test Winners at the Orpheum Next | - - i Date Muffins. Mix and sift 3 cups 3 level teaspe S viner PRIZE—Four seats for HB Monologist—One of the Best on|serve them on a bed of broiled % Orpheum Theatre Thursday * % evening, June 23. al Ww % SECOND PRIZE—Three seats #|__ Week: % for same performance. *! % Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, #| when nearly dry on the wrong side ® Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and «/ with a coo! tron % Tenth Prizes—Two seats * ® each for the same perform. * *® ance. * | dro; * of flour with as of baking powder m of salt, then add and chopped dates til Hght and add 2 t milk. Combine the keep books from mold a few} § fi ney —— ofl will . tir In 2 tablespoons Meares cet da ununin® of melted butter, beat hard, half - aoe amp. SO*) tit greased hot muffin pans and ch ts perfumed With | bake about 20 minutes, @ brick tan never it Hes about In the es way « RRR KKH hh | nahh hhhh nth hh he | nee x aor te Macaroni Rarebit. | Lovers of macaroni always ap | preciate a new method of preparing To whiten ivory» handles of|it. Put on the fire 1 capful of milk knives, which hav me yellow|into which has been beaten the ‘ough yolks of 3 eggs, add 1 cupful of fin grated American cheese, 1 table spoonful of butter, salt, pepper and a cupful of bolled macaron! which has been cut into small pieces. Stir the mixture over the fire until the cheese has melted and serve on bot buttered toast, WORTH KNOWING. RARKKKKKKKHKEKR Ee! y/ Your recuperative powers are not as i] greatas they were when | f/ You were younger, and hature needs assistance in regaining the energy jj and vim lost in iuness. To clean white leather belts, rub the belt well with a thickish made of cream of tartar ar Water. Leave it for an hor rusty from rub them also with and they will look Tub it with alum and fuller’s mixed in equal parts. careless usag fine sandpaper rth Next dry brush the belt with a clean, soft) a8 good as new brush til! all the powder has been - removed and then give it a final rub with some coarse oatmeal, to which Little Scrub Brushes. Fried Cucumbers. Slice, sprinkle with a little salt} and pepper,. dip in egg, then in cracker crumbs and fry brown. or half a , and the part with brushes. on account of its great || ] nutritive and tissue build- ing properties, encourages listless convalescence and helps you toearly recovery. ff It combines in correct pro- ] portions the “renewing” and ‘‘constructing"’ qua- lines of choicest hops and select barley mait. Be- ing in predigested liquid form, it is easily and i quickly assimilated by the weakest system. The United States Gov orement For washing madras curtains use « bran instead of soap. A quart of| half he bran to a bueketful of water { gh correct proportion. The wa the bran has been boiled, » | th Cherry Shortcake. Add 1 tablespoon of sugar to each pint o1 flour in the shortcake mixture. Pit and cook fresh cher eten to taste, When done strained and the « and squeez Rinse in m ries, swe Cakes like. Mother made, may be a subject for jest; | but, /e7 fo one, it’s because Mother knows enough to use dasdion Pabst Eetrect os on article of medi | | | a good flour. | Qt am { | Your Ieee! Begin house- p- | Insive upon it | | BROKERS» |Walls & Lewis Co. NEW YORK STOCK GRAIN AND PROVISIONS . | Private Wires <=> | Main 7791, Ind. 2280 | : 827.328 Balley Bidg. and he won’t know the difference |" aus." = NOVELTY MILL CO., Millers, Seattle B keeping with Excellent Flour ROKERS (Retadlisned 1808) Stocks, Grails and Provisions. | Beth Phones 219. Private Wires, | 104-906-500 Alaska Bidg. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 LONDON’S, 1910. YnthiaGreys | “Letters |i lop ting an t & Wall Paper ¢» _ ‘ Arcade Annex, BUSY OLD BARN# Will Soon Be a Heap of ATTERED RUIN Forced to sell his goods quickly because he has no place to go The Price Cutting All Over the Storel Deep, Drastic, Decisive} PRICES SAG LOWER THE TIME IS SHORT There are plenty of Silks, plenty of Dress Goods, plenty of Shoes, plenty of Dishes, Rugs, Waists, Dresses, Suits and Stockings. London Sacrifices the Whole $200,000 STOCK] Far Be It From London to Tell You to Wake Up, Mr. Citizen!i London knows you are the widest awake man in the world, but here is a real “pay streak” of bargains—Values greater than you’ve seen in re- cent years, and, mind you, there are no old goods that have been knocking around the store for @ decade. Merchandise moves quickly at London’s Until the roof is off the building all goods will be ex- changed or money back ——SS————— 1 fF Fol sree 3.§ [hg 32 Big Zell f24 nl? 2 dP EC EET IETS (REED | 2289 J°SEF7E PERSIST Iz, igepesge. tte ee ee ee er es 2 ray Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear London hasgoods you want at cut prices Ef S 5x13 pul Ff BEES R. & G. Corsets Crockery—Carpets—Curtains—Blankets Y Belfi cltf ¢Eaj88