The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1910, Page 8

Selinees, Bliss, Would You Miss? | ~~ Sugar, gelatin blood. Washing simply in water. albumen 2 peg st i ae e . zine, || Soap Soap apts. | water Tepid water | salammontac, || Fat alkaline soap spirit potash, mag. lyes water salammoniac, | newia, chalk yotk of egg. sina | neine, |} Varnish : and ofl | Off of turpentine, benaine, and finally soap.| and finally | } paint careful rub | bing | 95 per cent aicohol sufpburous ha above. Vegetable vapors. rubding colors, warm | Washing in warm soap j[gentiy i red wine, { chlorine. water or liquid ammonia. | and i red ink water. fully Tartaric acid; the Alizarine | older thie || girthood's friend? Can she : i ink stain the | Diluted solution of tartaric AsaBve. || happy when her gain nius a more con acid if fabric permits. other's loa? } cent rated || ‘The one thing these two unselfish i | the solution | damsels seem to forget in thetr ex i —_ Warm ox | Rep cated] The mmeart aggerated desire for self-sacrifice is} 4 { alic acid so- | washing| for cotton, | Nothing can third person's feelings in the} | Rust and lution, dilut. with dissotv- | but hy be done alt | 1 j gall-nut | ed hydro | edeitric acid | d roc hlorie | efforts ‘only is 60 essentially seifish——if } ink chiorie acid, |if fabric is | acid if wool | increase the || it ©&9 be considered selfish to place| i and finally | dyed well. | is natural | evil | the happiness of another before ev i: { tim filings. te jery conslde ation in lite —thet. with j Lime and) Sim pty |” Pouring diluted nitric acid drop by drop |! heaven's beat aift, pe women eae alkaline | washing in on the stain. The stain, previously molst- | contemplate its sacrifice : yes water. ened, Is rubbed off with the finger i] ‘Nor need love canse a breach tn ; Eau de Ja “i}the old friendship. Git a fair j Tanniu, | velle, warm More or less concentrated chlorine wa- || fleld and no favor, let the best man} green nut| chlorine wa- | ter, according to the uature and tint of the || win! } i shells. ter; concen- | fabric, and alternate washing with water. || _ } | j trated sol 1} Love That L i | tartaric acid..| Labia oS || Romantic lovemaking rarely Inats ie | Bame as for || longer than the honeymoon, and it i { colored fab- || never outlasts the lack of strength | } rics; use ||and delicacy and Intelligence which ' Coal tar, | Soap, oiltur-{ Rubbing with lard, then | benzine {n- woman, after marriage, learna to ; Wagon pentine, al-| soaping, and after a while ) stead of tur. esteem more highly than romance } grease. ternating | washing alternately with | pentine: fet {/in her husband j | with a jet of | off of turpentine and water.| of water || It is true that women miss the lit | | water must fall on ||tle attentions and the su | { back of apeeches,*but they would miss ne i | statn || necessities of life far more, and the : ae oe eek ee Jlaverage woman appreciates the _, | comforts of life quite as much as a matter how much a girl may revel in romance, she surely wants the love that lasta. | ae | She cannot possibly realize what la existence the married wo t j ORI ; h ,) > man takes up alone When the dream i is gone, and the sentimental speech. 1} DAN count for so ttle in the face of i} ealities | m going to tel What counts or marriage in| | sit tet od eg een the man is his character, ambition, it about our old dog Dan ng treme ll pecan ne We had owned Dan many ndus' iteg d manhood j 1 these are what make lasting hap } when it happened for sev “ ‘ reasons that we thought it wasn’t p ' wise to keep him longe Uncle John, who lived on a farm H across the river, came to us one day i and we sent Dan away with bim t i live on the m Hi Dan's favorite playthir all these i years had been a little woolet ' dog called Towser. So when Dan i went away we sent Towser ! rm would be a splendid home i n, but he didn’t seem to ike HH it as well as we had expected it He was homesick, and home he it came, and instead of going ‘way i round by the brifge he came right across th. er. Maybe, you think, Bit the Wedding Ring. j | since he came that way, he must} TO buy the wedding ring on Mon + have left Towser behind. But, no| means a bustling iife, full of ex i indeed—-he m a way | citement } eben: hott Towser in his| On Tuesday—an easy jife, con | mouth high above the water, so that | ‘ented and fr the toy was dropped into its old} On Wednesday—a partner gay if place behind the kitchen stove ag|®24 fond of pleasure } dry a8 though it had never left the| 0 Thursday—you will gain what-| i spot. We never tried to send Dan| ever you wish | f away ate On Friday—you will sow with ‘ | toll, but reap a good harvest uy Biouses are usually loose-fitting| And if purchased of Saturday you have cause to rejoioe and of the peasant-type | will alway thiaGrey's| an told; yet, range to say ever & period wher women a-conscl , t. Thi iss! tter Then Join This, Forswear Kiss! ellers Dea Mi Grey la it wrong t H “7 ak not, for the clothes do me 5 x jmore good than jewelry, Mowers or { % Jeandy would WORRIED. ' *A | AYour ris right. 1 all f "A | valuable than th Dear M Gre t » r for q a ja f IGeto accept a theatre Oy woll ® Mow old should a ¢ if A go withethe ad not ou i Y 1 A Ro. (2) Whe in i é f thre hoo! BR : : he spirit n | i you. ¥ empt y | Dear Miss Grey—I expect to give] % or w te t a t ay aw f nr ; y your al gl 3. How shall 1 decorate! iy Jase jor d y the table and what whall I ve? is The World's Health Organiza MOTHER ' tion” | official na of tt Ba . “aan be anti-s y wh . Pont, pee pd few cs | thi ie! origiy t in, Ww ’ { " \ wick Hig eh home BN ( kl alted } j nati, 0) head MRS. |, RECHTIN, a or leod f punch ee ters of th b members @F¢) Founder of “Kiss-Not” Mevement. | an ice with the birthday } so bern ee “loa The cake may be decorated fy to “K n red Tis I who taint the sw t joy. |y ha ved ehanamen “¢ 3 “Wh » k ks} And tn the ne of love deatroy.| + be I Mrs. Rechtin. “Of course it is a shanks, sunk a and nose-| iy HH tim, d custom, but is that a leas face ‘ | } reason for continuing we| Prove my pretensions to first know it is a menace to | and place pone to life itself? Just wear one of oF The are no fees Aue All| w he buttons and you will be immune do Is to sie pledge, | from all who woul | : Mrs e . oo / known business man the cheeks, rem m mother of two ch xactly bind you t 4 " he | whon ki ng yourself, it may be that this} | The kissing of dren and| loop hole was left on purpose, but-- | ! babies by well meaning but infect-| spare thought! To become a | ; e@ relatives and friends is the | me ist affix your John H ; means of spreading consumptioa | to pe | ‘ and other diseases faster than sci 1 er to : | By ence can check then,” she says. | health and lessen ‘ agree | ‘ The World's Health Org on} consumption, I desire to join the | issues a circular which proves that| World's Health Organization, and = He j the dangers as well as the joys of | he dge myself to discourage | UCM & | may be presented im th the custom of kissing on the lip | ing verse whenever it ia in my power i elcaneseae apices a | == = ' . | f % aaa | UE A—Ow ut pineapple juice, on HY 2 plat ar, ome water and Stain-Removing Table |}: 0°00" 4) aten wh of three exes, turn inininsinanientiniii Whi er and grind / Dear Miss Grey: As all the lady readers of The Star who do | freere hot want a salad formula seem to have stains I have ared | ady to i bie, thinking ft may possibly be > dif print. |} } i ar could be clipped by any « thereby | most any sort stain promptly, which |} | , he stain Is to b ved and the fabric || 2 WLS saved. Then, too, it might save needless labor. Anyway, here || / it is, with compliments and best wishes of } | EXPERIENCED.” i / el ‘ aoe | it of Goiored Pabrics | Love and Friendship | | Stato Cottor j Wool 1 i's fale in love or w i : ia When pi between the val) claims of the old friendshtp and the new love. He t es to declare his affec tion because be « his cham : a Hee He may have every reason to be lieve she ta tncitr to k favor ably on his suit, yet he stands aside for friendship’s sak and make two people unk without adding} to the happie the third j Women 1 morbidly tion, Th natincts make n sooner aware of love, and suc cessfully as she may hide it from the gaze of man cealed the state 4 sister woman Shall « no woman yet con of her beart from ifice hers man iris must learn to distinguish be tween the merely showy emotions and the real » feelings that are not always so easy of axpres sion, even with the young man in} FASHIONS an nee nee Summer dresses for girls are de jeep, tre lightfully girlish this season, De-| igus are simple, but dainty trim. | mings are used | In colors, blue ts decidedly in the lead and browns and tans occupy | second place, Greens next, then purple Black and white vogue gains in strength as the season advances. Persian squares are being much | used for millinery purposes and bathing caps, and are often joined with (wo others in the ing of a] novelty walst ma MIE 1910. TAR~FRIDAY, JUNE Stovepipe” hats are the newest) with v t ulira-|of small ro ng out in the millinery tine.| fushtonable fons. They AFC) ining which is most h. narrow crowns and tall, «! mod with fluff b with| the wea To be ban brir usua faced a bi atin bow with a wreath 5 Pe el hh hhh ANd gree ‘ from the (or any Atled fay) 1d °nOURY to oan 4, oer SDOYA by leat, garnis DAILY MENU Breakfast ed Meat, Dinner Rice T Hets with { which has hrough food crumbs, salt x well, na tin ang after which jt = ® Chocolate Cake, % Cup suger 4 Boll these ip und det away tp 'p butter, 1 Cup sugar k, 2 ones, 2 cups tine » oda, 1 teaspoon 9, above mixture an eee eee eee ee eee eee ee ee eee eT REE Buttered Eggs, German Fashion » ¥| Cut a slice from a larg ont. |” Cover with whit, > WORTH KNOWING. * t Get off the orm ‘ ye es o t It into four. F . “1 PR, * ( to f EE : f i { BEAUTY HINTS that do f ee ason with salt A For the Nalis, I ' t ful each of < 4 Re hows uid have Ste plac “ r a set. Put c 46 well as on the t b t once . seed to cleany #¢ | table at on ; they are especiay 1 . r i effective, too, a THE OLDEST CARESS IN THE WORLD . Veal Cutlets. t fen the hall bp it may be said with tear of « 7 m that ther no cus |" « from th log of vend eaphes me are een Whee the tom wo ¥ al, and con mn to woples of the h, as t cutle es of salt her bad conditions po po honwhine ’ ee mis ~ | ‘Try this quick way of putting | iory frying pan, take out and | few d ive oil rubbed tame, The kias is also on { the oldest, if not the oldest, custom in | Ook and eyes on 4 we “4 bed 4 keep he Dip the slices of veal , a water ts apple the w d n the bh fron « red | into beaten ORE h in cracker ad st D Ite origin dates bac “ ore history was written, and o apart, WKS the ines rumbs, fry them about 15 or 20/ grime. The finger nails shoul ly the kiss appears and reay countries and var ages ah t - mir n the pork fat. I the | ¢ and then rubbed dry gulne or an a ation love, mark h edd nm little bot water or} before the manicure Selsson ay af or ign o a if ok the gravy in the pan sed What is a kiss? yee t it boll up. If gravy is not The Shampoo. Ss disagree definitions have been given and set | * < e zh, add % aSpod A rood shampoo ie a sy down k and whit of these seem to grasp the real | , . y yeerine fe nde pirit of kiss, It te because kine breathes with with ar © this Jelly « cake of poy vitall none of the things can be adequately « od in | : a If Je soap 18 seraped fm 4 writte Ae | Bveryone knows how hard It ts] ¢ { hot water and left tok given acking with tha Tips jeven hem on table napkins. Put t wonfal of borax and twe a But somehow the definiffod seems crass, for Webster r attachine n the sew Cabbage and Onion Slaw. . added, and the whol prose, and the kise was newer sttiafactori u but 60 not use S87) cut cabbage ia quart Slice a a wide monthed jer But Why bother nie 1th yp weer bd” ool — thinly as pousible, u a sharp aspoontuts of ne Set ae anyone ay bas any doubt about the 1 roug @ hemme k f 1 water unti of warm wat ORIGIN OF THE KISS palm ss desired and Arrange on a bed of watercres b the bair to retest» The custom of kissing may have originated with the Jews, but | ready for hand sewing ver with 2 onions thinly slic nd beauty, It te more like'y that It was tm old custom even tn the days of Noah ted ir oa. Paar eee 1 separated into ring bur ¢ gether probable that it bad its orixin in a sort of “spohtane } Por frying, the same dripping or - “ yr neta to which a few For the Hair, ous combustion in the garden of Eden. But no mention is made in clarified fat may be used a long 4 nion juice has been add A dry shampoo of powdered ont the Bible of an exchange of courtesy through the « in the gar |time. When tt becomes brown and |‘ h rings of red and green | root wil! prove very efficadion fe den of Eden, althougt uatom may hare been too old even then | mixed with ment, p t in| res supe to deserve « Passing comment Jan fron saucepan, let al? B! pach ie scalp. ‘Tee Seeeeet The first m m madeudp the Bible of the ustom occura in ‘steam rises, b © Water, pow Marshmaliow Pudding. washing of the head ts not good for Genesis. Jacob, in the dro @ hia brother au, and in the cause hot dripping into this a very vt » 4 of marshmallows. |the hair. For fa of his own preferment, wed t his blind father, represented him- at @ time, to prevent it flying ee dae ae alee ie alp each 4 nelf to be Exan, obtained @n@ gave the kiss of affection, and, what well. When quite cold the p pate Rent g Many A, dish you will serv was more to the point, a very favorable mention in Isanc's will d dripping will form a solid cake | sors In ia gpg eet be pine ity of salt and quinine, As a m the kiss, among the Jewish nation, was confined | on the top, which must be taken off|!t from. 2 ies Fre Np ms ge sn ae ee to King with the lips in the case of relatives, and kissing on the | and wiped dry, and is then ready for ; Ae " rvieg or top with} Wide patent leather belts art ft > as “ am pike re dire | roe A ‘tig Wigesorend Gnd) was | use again. whipped cream. You can substi uced upon many of the coats, : THE ROMANS CAUGHT ON 4 her fruit 1d belts in leather of other colon To prevent dree are frequently used with the nate Travelers having business with the Jews came to admire the [ticles from becom ted Pi ral = —- ther neutral Iines, Jowish custom of kissing and helped to spread the gospel of the jase. take a coc Qualtes Punpere. \" bs — kiss among the other nations of th earth The Romans proved md blue it thoroughly Ingredients Cabbage, green pep-| adept pupit Jews in this reapect, and the cust of Kiaging e dress in it. When you open|pers, celery, tomatoes, onions, let-| The ry ot he ea became & flourishing institution among the Romans at an enrly date, |the blue bag your deess will bejtuce vies and radishes. Chop | ets will be from 2 Jontinued.) as white as when yo x Don’t Fail being the 32-inch length + fine a it u put it in celery, cabt ge, toma- | favc to Come # Through the courtesy of Mr. Danziger, of the Danziger Fur Co., we can remain JUST TWO DAYS—JUST TWO DAYS-~-Saturday and Monday. Every article must positively be out of here Monday night at 6 o'clock. Anything at your own price now. Prices were never made yet make a profit. There is no profit on these goods. $40.00 Tailored Suits to go for $7.69; $5.00 Silk Waists for Remember, only You can’t afford to miss it. Don’t fail to attend. that will compare with these. Others can cut prices, Imagine, 98c. Come—be your own salesladies. two days left. Here Are the Bargains $2.50 GENUINE HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS $12.50 NATURAL ALL-LINEN, SUITS ............. $5.00 SILK WAISTS .... $2.50 WHITE CAWN WRISTS | oc 55500050208 $7.50 BLACK SERGE AND PANAMA SKIRTS ......... $27.50 TAILORED SUITS .. $25.00 MI Ae ods pci ceas End of the Great Sale Starts 10 a L. J. Soper 1410 Second Avenue ..19C $2.69 98c $8.50 SILK PETTICOATS .. COATS co0sct cot o7-- +. -.-cse: SO $25.00 FRENCH EMBROIDERED $4.89 LINGERIE DRESSES . . $40.00 MAN.TAILOR’ $7.48 $3.69 $7.69 $25.00 LONG, MANNISH MIXTURE COATS .........445- $40.00 CHIFFON BROADCLOTH COATS, SKINNER’S SATIN LINED . . m. Saturday. Be on Hand Sales Co. and Union Between Pike