The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1910, Page 6

OO ae ; THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNI : 6 ‘ eT SSA | | & NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STA Bathing Caps for This Summer at the Beaches The Wage Earning Wife \ESSSLESEES AS" SRREE PEOPLE ALWAYS I COME BACK TO ® 7 "F BLONDIE | Ynthia Grey's | ver camer acter tear Letters |: ri bert to a water, Po ' A—Do not understand wheth « tt t “ 8 the m the « hen the | dross i? MARRIED } Cottage Pudd Hd Ww th Strawberry | fr j r 2 al A~—Mai the alp with the $ rthed expar ‘ © cold | ¢ tips h night and every . Two ¢ ‘ sugar . en " day or #o take tt down and give the 3 ald giv oa | a= | would be very m DAILY MENU Breakfast Luneheon. Cold Ham. Summer Squash hair a sun bath ywing the wind t and air to eir te free eh t Tt me FOR INSTANCE oom That Man Who Bought Shoes Yesterday Came Back Again Today Cottage Steet e eee eee eee eee eee eee EEE RE ee ee * * » * * * * * * + » * * 7 till thick as Pour over cake when Waffies Made of Sour Mi!k € To ma f i mre one erries or raspberries mashed with sugar make a nice Geiik. thre oe | i Another man was so pleased with his Shoes and the price that he took two pairs, when he : 5 . . . . * Be geome ree eee TTT Te tee ttt d SOME FAMOUS KISSES | only intended buying one pair. These little incidents are true, and we'll gladly verify them to @nehal! teas; | ri Hg A ipether the * mech SNR Sete 4 v. your satisfaction if you will only The yolks « ~ , nf It-has been claimed that the most famous kiss ever bestowed mixed wit came frora Georgiana duchess of De who tn 1784 took ‘ed butter RARRERRERRRRRERERR) OOo tere ities, and ‘suppe ig bohalt 06 tae e the exes, | Have both » is the price of pretty whigs, who w ding for W *" sides of ms hot and as well as other pre The t atles of the c won over the votes Well ofl « ot « to be taken for/ of man t a the ” one butcher the mix ent that nature, no who to vote for th yposition. Finally the aad let the or the druggist, h beaut! sa kiss if he w support Fox. He mixture hair the | agree wae kissed his dirty face. | jj turn th Having wo bright a « es of Gordon in renown by offering a Tide Re > we . when of glory ly constant car in ey and a kiss to et to join the Highlanders | keep it cooked, with a fc ning ugly and © } 4 war with France. A large regiment was ax a con dull and luster-| 5 b « of Gordon proved « death trap dark, muddy in ht kines of the du Spice Cookies. less. | fh One poor chap. for tinh regiment was anni One-quart each of butter! The blonde must give her hair a the war, and moat ¢ boa kitbed and lard cre i together, 1-2 eup ment quite differe t gend conc certain royal kiss bestowed each brown white sug by the wife of King Louis XL The cup sour m gz, 1-2 ta, bee tired sore and weary | yoda, 2 ay. Margaret of nd, wife of the | See h ard became Louls Xf, was passing by when she spoon saw Chartier 4 her carriage and planted a royal kiss on the | mt sleeping poet's lips. She swore her attendants to secrecy, and drove | cut fine ane avold-| away, leaving Chartier asleep j “puttered tins a ed ey all darke Egg sbam-| Whether the story ts true or not, many people Hke to believe it, | oven. This jot good for the same reason.| because it is a pretty story, reading much like a fairy tale. | cookies, N Be Cautious. THE MISTLETOE. Juice. The mistletoe was beld bighly in veneratio: for religious purposes, and was highly by the ancient Celts Ammonia and soda brighten light but th d be used with the Druids, or Crean of Asparagus Soup. paid oa th ure drying fu thelr Priests of th y it was found One bunch of asparagus, one pint | etrects. A few drops in a shampoo| &T°¥ing upon t crated to religious of milk, « P d is in but the effect purposes, and th water, two and two of asparagus fn boiling w them and s er in which they Were cooked and cook remainder of Qsparagus broken in small pieces for 15 minutes. Press through col ander, put milk_in double boiler, add flour and butter, cook until Smooth and creamy, ae When mt add tips. ason aud) serve w tips in each dish mas was of early origin This latter custom in still observed in most of the civilized coum tries of the world, and according to it, a maiden shall be subject to being kissed who may be caught under the mistletoe ould be watched, and if hair appears to be getting brit using it., A tablespoontul and juice of lem E Continued ast rinsing of ght} bs Fu bs Soatineed,) e i ed ee a ee There Are No Mahogany Fixtures at r generations, it keeping the lovely} YOUR PANAMA HAT) watt tight and sleep Inte in the | ie reads fae boeett Chissic Haas hishest ere in ive" up every London’s But a Man Doesn’t Have to cs Pay $1.50 for a Wash Vest, for the ° barb steeped | for panama hate by draping one of the road Mind you, all the goods must be sold just as quickly as possible, for we have no other place to go. Seeing is believing at London's. “ er. Drain custom of kissing under the mistletoe at Christ | } wine for <4/the large cashmere handkerchiefs urs. After straining, the liquid)on the crown and finishing the is bottled and used as a lotion. To| points with tassels to match give you a gc , a ple t effects, the scalp in © health. It is better to take twe ° Py ubetttnte sual ‘mint | Well teaasaged with the mixture Sleep for Nervoun Women west then to G6 citak Re rice is n C— ain C ets Ox fauce V a handful of mint) a e long hair wet with it. Wipe | A well-known specialist in nervou | Ai; these things are Mt cage tude 9 Jeaves and boil in a pint of water, | « € ssive moisture and let | diseases says that plenty of sleep 18) 4. one of the athe te F A cupful of vinegar and a cupful of s y in ja “ » weeks Mint Jelly. 1 start 6 of amery essential for a nervou: ous woman th doe not . . . ic i cea want to stop even for a nocebsary That are found “On Sale” sometimes at 15c a pair. Ten cents is all you need to pay for a very — wees = ~ 7” ne rest She is like a mouse pat in a | ads: of ctrcen th ence good pair of Hose, madame—as many pairs as you care to buy, and there’s a wide assortment || faster and faster until the.» {poor to choose from. | | |thing drops dead. So with @ perv ous Woman; she | sid: 80 little con-| eon’ lor hardet talus One. enthusiastic customer entirely forgot the velvet carpets she is so accustomed to tread Da polos” when she Gmadll’ to upon at a “classy” establishment, for she found that lovely Cotton Blankets were only 46c a || stop and recuperate, It is bett pair at London's. enthusiastic but | Her New Occupation | She fairly bubbled with good humor at the large size Huck Towels waiting for her at 744 } ’ SS SRRMRIE SSP RIE RIS RAT Ot 2 F | Sha tna sho. time Sos thuayworthiner! cents each; while 10 cents was all she paid for standard size bleached Pillow Cases. inexperienced, will } There wut ah vol, far s! J bac ie customer left the store she got some pretty Madras at 8c a yard that had been ~ ) ‘ : itahe’ seaee no preiees time at] specialed gt , find a responsive Ree Oo Pees” Rneaee With many earnest encomiums she left the store, satisfied with her purchases, for she well friend in She riven up the Dran a club—|} knew of London’s famous money-back-if-you-are-not-pleased plan. ~ | she did it with a sigh. We confidently expect the workmen to start tearing down the building early next week. Selling Out a $200,000 Stock & She does not go to shop In town | she looks at hats no more | Patent l Ped She's wearing ancient gowns that Pa ANN seemed all out of style before EXCELLENT . FLOUR NOVELTY MILL CO, Millers || No nesey Tine No heavy lines of care have come * ing bottles now Chicago Record-Herald Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear Cron R, & G. Corsets ee Crockery—-Carpets—Curtains—Blankets | | Dance at Dreumtand tonight, |