The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1910, Page 6

a atm renee LS NEWS OF SPI Lots of 50-Cent Menus Try Some, Mrs. Housewife a * * * * FIF * ee * * ¢ * x 8 NO * x ¢ * . t N nd ® a Prize Two seats ® * each f © same pert * we ance. * ; * + ee ee . ® F re E. Clag? nm, Ce Mrs, 4. D. Larned, . | w fc ‘ i . pa . I w I “ t | » and a ha t ~ a | L Neek . Dre J M - ‘* « . | Moat B * . pak a A Reets ‘ ad « » 1 1 use ‘drippings’ In r i |naise potatoes. No exe ateak the salad dressing for th As 19.20 Jit loses its color a as it is mixed with th f Below ts the cos f the differ rene * lent ingredients in the that can ?4 [be made for 14 cents, Including the : «| frosting | cote Four 1 . $0.91% Tota 90.50 | Lard. 2 tablespoon : | | Pie “e 3 Mrs. A. 8. Marston, + Third ay. | Mi W., submits a vegetarian menu as - follows | Totes wie | Po > | Beucr |HE WILL PLAY FOR | a. wash, peel CONTEST WINNERS | water, remove ones and mash the a four laree feat of them 90.05 A808 1 culon and boll 15 maimutes tonger 6.08% Aaa 1 pint milk 0.05 Balt. pepper aod butter 0.90% Mashed Pota Now take the other fo oa and mash in & separal Ue and add « tte pepper and oot Penn of Peas—Boil and add thick of t tableapoon of enough milk to thin. 0.15 per and batter ° ening ma @: ore : 0 62 tte 0.83 ige—Violl one hour, add ‘sugar and lemon jules @.18 am 0104 Total te .60 +» Mrs, A. L. C. writes that she f herself and three children on m fess than the specified four bits for one dinner. She says “I have received only $5 per week | | i | | } Srrrrrrere ee eee ee ee eee ee ee jbeaten yolks eee RN LR RSE NRE se ee Het re seen CHERRIES IN YOUR THEY’RE AS LARGE AS YOUR EARS for three years to supply table for * leupful ¢ Here's Regnor .Traviator, a Vio- |“! rye ers a rm im, ages 15.|jinist of Rare Ability, Who'll Play | ° 7 wh healthy, hearty eaters, each one |10" Winners of Star 50-Cent Dinner | . Contest. eaticg more at a meal than I do. I find it a very puzzling problem times and my friends all wonder Matting Boxes. how Ido tt. lI sometimes wonde Any woman can make a ma {, and I will tell you right here box of « a size and is not a crumb wasted. I) as full length or a shirt ength get my meat a reduction, as I. box an ordina , have a relative « joyed at the it with tonne ng packing firm at whose market I|cretonne on the outside to tack make my purchases. So I can s in place. Cut the matting in ply four people with steak fo: to extend all around and bind the cents, otherwise it would be an im h leath If leather possibility to make both ends r not be obtained use oficloth and on the small sum of $5 per week.|turn the edges under to make a T have become quite an economist | smooth binding and tack on the out since coming to Seattle side of the box. Cover the lid in “I get 6 loaves of bread for like manner and attach it with and at the public market | strong hinges. Gild the hinges. If bunches of radishes for 5 cents. I/ olleloth is used to cover the bottom also get 2 cans of corn for 15 cents.| of the box, it may be moved easily I get strawberries now fe per box. I wash the berri launch for the dinner in th ing and put in a berry bow! inkle well with sugar, and by dinner time there is plenty of juice on tt nts | without rollers. | ‘The long coat Is shapes and styles. claim that the long, ber-lare unw ere in graceful becoming. sually FULL PATENT F Ay, HIGH FLIGHT. = ~ f Aus i} Hh mar neh women The Flour of the Family } \ it] | | | | | | i] \| J the olk of one hard-bo d exe and }four tablespoonfuls mayonnaise Mix well, adding salt, pepper and celery salt to season; then spread Peanut Cookies. Cream 2 tablespoons of butter 1-4 cup of sugar, add 1 egg well| |beaten, 1 teaspoonful of lemon | jjuice, 1 tablespoonful of milk. Stir | in 1 rounded teaspoon of baking| powder with 1-2 cup of flour or more and add 1 cup of finely chop g pan in which is} hot butter Cook and nicely brown-| better retained 1 teaspoor ing with che and run thre cream after mix se. Add salt to taste ugh a potato ions and turning Riced Cheese Salad | Mash a cream cheese or a home-| made cup cotta che with 1-2] cup whipped cream or stiffly beaten | ese white. If the latter is used add | 1 ricer onto a bed of lettuce leave Dot with} either mayonaise or bolled dress ing, sprinkle with paprika and very cold Stuffed Prunes Let choice prunes soak over night in cold water am until tender slit down at one side | other cheese, add a chopped red pe or a dash paprika, and enough mayonnatse | dressing to mix the cheese to a} oft and smooth con ney. Fill the open spaces in centers of the prunes with the cheese mix ture. Serve with toasted cracker and lettuce salad, over which French dressing ha poured Neufchatel cheese may be used, al so French dre in place of | mayonnalse Coffee Wh Here ts one of the “gap and swallow” puddings large tablespoons flour, 4 sugar, 1-2 te fee, 1-2 teasp whites of Z eggs. Mix dry ingre |ients together thoroughly, motsten with a little bit of the coffee, then add rest of coffee sl mixing all amooth. Cook till t irring often. Remove from add fia voring, and beat until spongy. Beat exe whites very stiff and stir ight ly into mixture. Set away. to cool Chicken Sandwiches Add to one cupful baked chicken meat old boiled or chopped fine ped peanuts. Drop from teaspoon on buttered paper. Bake in quick oven Jelly With Gtrawberries For @ simple dessert to help out a short allowance of berries, a plain | Quality Guaranteed by Reputation sl ike pay }f} summer, fall or winter | cloth, for $49.50, THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 18. 1910 — WS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR ¥ | HAIR! SURE! ynthiaGreys ~ Letters ano ; BUTTERBALL’S GUEST ”" LV ” One applica ‘ tion each week for five weeks suc eusively p ha | The correspondent added: “This a 4 unfe }than perox it b oar oF WLS mm I blemish, clean, clear skin 7 You'll be in style, E thing but the accessories of the chante { al a style ts being w ¢ Fruit is of the most popular | possi ut of the sacks, rinse es and cher are fa Th thes oe Making Love. “ r ur ear; im fact, they pw ume re ma perly the Ch and peach leaves are ngled |} ab the ‘ ft o form tat « Uriah F t of humility as Or I have « ques . 7 e ack 1 ar 7 ‘ w. what g is « ® with a x A t d wished t worth While ber having eure t a you aBow Let he ee eed pade, inerting or knew all f you ca. strawberr ¥ x « SUNDAY MENU. * eine to bard er kn the * wed to sot ir Breakfast * nter may be Sliced Pir # | heaped with whipped cream, h Corn Flake c *| Die Om * Pineapple Lemonade, & PRUI Crisp Bacon *| Make syrup by boiling two cups! 4.—You cortair Buttered Toast. Coffee | of water and one cup of sugar 10/ thing, and what t & | minutes. Add one cup of grated be if more he Dinner. # | pineapple, juice of three lemons; | your 4 * Cream Tomato Soup. # | cool, strain and add ice water F they ther These are a few of the most.im Baked Chicken with Dressing. @/ > ¥ If & YOURE | portant rules to remember fn mak Zacalloped Potatoes « NEW FASHION forgets himeelf a6 tolling jove Followed carefully, they Green * FOR NEGLIGEE when a yo! are quite certain to make every love uffed Prunes * Ne stdry end as every love story ought Riced Che alnd. *) wishes to to end—"Aud so they were mar Coffee Whip. Angel Food Cake. ® forward w all friends ried, and lived happily forever Corfe *) her moth hows that | afterwar * jhe tn not a 5 ne man with | Supper. * | whom to keep and that] Gunday Thoughts for Every Day Sandwiches * | Intent aré not what they] Sunday——Never Jet your thoughts Jelly with rawberries *) jshould be Keep away from | dwell on a matter In which another Peanut Cookies *i py that you hk Pineapple Lemonade * 1 to let him « | < al SRR eee ft ation Tuenda Don't give way t Omelet. | - ae ee A very good omelet for day break/ast What's the Use! We've Got to keeping preserves, ad visable to do #0? Pi MERIDIAN . A—The action of the scld of Fy most fruits on tin ts to form a i I potson and cause the fruits to turn Money’s scarce, we 4 dark, #0 should not think it would i 4 H ]be advisable to put them into the think, and \ ty tin cans. Some ple, 1 believe 5 fH © put thick prene into tin|§) BOt to raise by 5 ans, but before doing #o line the Wednesday, June 22, we H |can with otled pape , 5 ire forced to e you & Within the last fol : EP lowing telept ne re one of Galehouse ail Hy a See ware te Suits for 1-4 ataine in a white k shirt ca 1 Ff from the heads of the Ket ‘ |ting wet. Left a pin rich + would not h out rest | was receive for Th \ t nk the stair nd f ‘ wash ft R e able. The edxes ofM#b® front and|to remove the skin nat Our regula bottom of sleeves ar@tiished with }into quarte Crack price for the bands of ribbon in Rarmonizing| pits and blanch the kernels. Chor suits are $65. $7 shade fine and add to t rup in whieh y eho — the peaches are to be cooked $85, $90 and $100. In the way of seasonings, W Shin teas borae) whibn Peon The fo ah we contershire, gariic, @ibimer savory | fo about the mame quaatiie of are ade and cayenne pepper mag flourish up| sugar we you have posche " from the best.ma a dish that would be @thigrwise taste. | *" Rig ea AE gn p eden raha Gant Vis Ie Hungarian pajitida, whict ; and cook slowly ul erials, best lin era ine came coke | Oe When first you add the ing, best work- a Metielous. £8 omelettes | reaches, put On. the back of the hip, all f , dishes, MBP Italian ot) |! se h k « r manship, all for 0 seme ea the Pronat, |Pange, allowing the syrup to soak cetlote. s | well into the fruit, for a half hour Se, : or xo. In this way the fruit will not all fail to pieces, but will be To split shortcake easily place | ro." fall to ploces, but will be half the dough in pan, spread with | jars and seal while hot melted butter, then add remaining > dough. When cake is baked it can| Bell-sh d hats with wide brims | be readily split apart. are seen in great numbers. | e will make you a ETLEY’S INDIA AND CEYLON TEA i} Sale Monday and Tuesday June 20-21 Only Is known to be uniform in quality and absolutely pure, and to have honestly earned its reputation. — Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Wholesale Distributers| ,LAY TIME : THEN a whiten, th < eft tate fy q tomate thiek whi x the first ty Dicachisg a BEAUTY HINTS. * a aR HRES Wedne We bec f elven. f wash a uld try { e cag nd feel, instead of ering a Batu Be as “ (hrough aaa as : s, an pre ot shows tend to be richer or ¢ t a » you are ee . . henna tea tothe t rinsis r. This requires jonsu 4 y the hair will get = aked ar yed looking. a enna b Nght hair to be are thé latest novelty in| brushed frequently, the dust set- tles quickly on it. Equally neces t not to use solled brushes, ces of them will be left onthe in arrangement, blond locks 5 different treatment from c is regul Combination undergarments y other To get the best effect, in great demand wet cover hair should be worn fp loose drawer and corset cover and waves, never drawn back tightly, BF? ut kept soft and fluffy. Exagger- ffures should be avoided. are equ popular Colored handkerchiefs w be should be taken with the or iy more popular than whit worn in light hair, as it is Those with dots of color on vaden its tones by combs ground or white dota on co or flowers, ground are most | BIG FORESTER PICNIC AND EX- Php pees eAbyare CURSION. pas : ng 1 with w All aboard fr Pféaeant Beach, | 4 ® t rath wit Sunday! AU kinds. of outdoor soutache so dominant last se sports, good dapeing and baseball. [2 though soutache and rattnd) . aves Ci dock. Round zz have their uses. Oc. y — Bs . PF, This sald includes any } any g material, in white, black, blue, gray; nothing regerved, for $49.50 Monday and Tuesday, June 20 and 2 21. Only 100 of these orders taken. We ask $25 de- posit to raise the $2,500. If you want a high class tailor suit now is the time to get it for 950 style, Sale a pie a ee ee” a ee le - Vora _ will pay you f call our styles. € Designed and Made Galehouse, by odd Lie o