The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1910, Page 8

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1910. ¥ NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR + DOROTHY’S WASHING VOTES FOR WOMEN UCTED BY MRS, GEO, A. SMITH nail gc tn tk Graham Biscu DAILY MENU w |. What do you think y got » , for a present on her fifth birthday Breakfast ” € « n fow w Ta 3 hac ne nF k TWENTY ASONS WHY WOM q J Kite tie ttle tub and ( " EN SH D VOTE .. ‘ washboard and t Wee ves tc hang he ‘ ' V There never ’ . 7 @ girl as Dorothy was for a few Luncheon Preserved Piums Jane and Bameralda SESE SES EEE EERE RE RR ES WOMEN |S Fruit Dessert. ( : . le t 1 emon DLY THROUGH . rs onne i Ker ne ttle Pat KARR hh THE WHOLE WORLD. French Toast it hung it up to dry while, and wher there were ma Pour over 5 Frult Dessert with @ sigh, at examining her w jeleaner gets all were they saying brea ¢ ae | How pl lieve her ear ° { crea it all wash it should It's ruined,” erled mar Th ‘ cost her ma « & 1 would epank be < parb« 1 Uittle tub the pretty tl aunt 3 . , cke ta ; ry went, Dorothy ser it up Th * aw it In their hand and #a nging into F t : a) elect and down the board she land | ed like an old rag. She | w 4 r ber a 1 Sweden has «ranted suffr _ — ~~ Y 1 1 1 p= IMS ADV. ONLY TELLS OF = MA Few of the Bargains Waiting for You at London’s It would take all the space in the paper and then some to tell you of all the bargains in the store. We shall soon be ready to let the ange oy GET TO WORK Tearing Down the Building MG6x72Inch Win- | S0c Fancy Silk 100 oie ae 6 Cards, or 10} ts of women are af is made, | »ple eir be m also are Gain Victory. [fundamental principles m this year have|mocracy are violated township franch women are deprived of the right to ame property and educa-| vote onal qualification as men. This MRS. NELLE MITCHELL FICK fe indeed a marvelous gain for = woman suffrage. wu all saftragiots living at} During the past year the women | Georgetown and Youngstown of Norway voted for the first time please send names and addresses for members of parliament, andito Mrs. George A. Smith, Alki Row have full equal suffrage. Den-| Point, or phone Main $3057 This Mark's women voted for the first | is important. | Se To the Girl in Love With a Married Man Dear Miss Grey: I read your lit-| He was married and I was inexperi- | tle article of advice to “The Girl | enced } fm Love With a Married Man” in| His personality appealed to mo} " | and his influence was so strong that Waturday evening's issue of The! could no more resist him and his | Star, and also the reply tn Tues-| nittle advances of affection than a Gay's paper by @ married man who| starving child could = re food signed as “D. 0. F.” The advice,| Within reach. No need to ask you Which only a pure, charitable, high-| ®t to condemn me, for you are too/ Minded woman could give, reached | Just and kind for that ome here in my own heart. Then| I was fascinated, bewildered, and | the reply by 2 yust, high-principled | felt as if a new spring of life had jopened for me. Oh, why did he ever touch my band? I hare no} You see—well, I'll state things | physical charm to attract. I always Briefly and clearly. I'm a young) try to be p! nt and ¢ ty to Woman—I should say girl, for I| ward every one, but beyond this 1) ‘was just a little girl until a mar-|do not know what the attraction Fied man who was lacking the hon-| was. Or that “D. O. F.” manifested,| I went to Bim and told him Gwakened in me—what? Love? I inly how matters stood with me. do not know, but it was there, just ht by being k with him the same. I have never given that uid and would help me to over Sensation the name “love”—lo come the iniatuation. He sald it) has always seemed to me a th was “a wise conclusion to come to,” | that should be held sacred by en ie tries to see me whenever he | gagement or marriage. He is however, doing aa I} First be touched my hand—that ed him to do—“leave m rictly | Was the awakening. Then, before I but his influe really knew what had happened hen in his « felt his lips o yes, and t me, Miss G Was the con Oh, the ne a world of good and remorse that owed w Am still fighting A. D. took time to think, and how i; Thanks to yourself and the man loathed myself. He had no ri |who have shown me where I stand. ee j 3 Ironing | $1004 Pair Mil | Children’s 16¢ | 26e Front Pad| Collar Stays, | Superior Toilet dow Shades, | Hose Support: | poe St Doren Hooks c | ttary Brushes, | Pin-On Hose | Hose Support-| washable, per| Soap, per box 4 ses Spool . Wax, per ‘wa ers set of 3 worth 25c ee 25c Silk ....4¢ SE Ac Ale No 2 Sy 19c O48 ks 5G | te sbhaaee Sc ’..5¢ dozen. ..8¢ onal ak 226 "Business has been good with London ‘this s summer—very good. True, he hasn’t made any money. He has had to slaughter prices right at the time others were making money hand over fist. London is getting ready for a new building—a skyscraper—all for London. He has had to almost give the goods away. iO rns Ladies, Come and See the Girls’ White Lawn DRESSES HAND BAGS All made of the best leather and every known 1 shape and style is here. While London is tear- =z —One-Third Off—z OUR PRESENT LOW PRICES. Sweaters LONDON TEARING DOWN Ladies’ Fine Coat Style Camping Sweater. sre All-Wool Coat Sweater—$4 value; made in bes manner, of finest yarns. Choice of red, white or gray. Better come and see this sweater $2.69 you have} Se NES | ‘and then remove from the | stove as soon as it begine to thick-| | well-beaten wh of two small eggs or o | toners” 8 you"a | ing down— Valo 16 $1.00 fot. vcs sy snc 0m ca ese ee Values to $1.50 for .. i Values to $3.00 for .. | Values to $5.00 for 7Sc Corset Covers ...ccecsccccccccsecess 39¢ Dear Miss Gr kindly tell a custard and whip into it, when | fo an ‘afte c SOc Corset Covers . oe oé ‘Sven 7 . the beaten whites of i ! $ written? If 1 | _ ve 19 Values to $10.00 for ........... ee id how? the | S5c Corset Covers ...ceeseerseesereeseres “A 75c Wash Cotton Petticoats, tearing down |___ ieiclisiiten debinaseaceueaaee ¥ All Around the Home | Sir, why not walk in London Sox? Nice brown ey PASSE FSD 6494 ame nants § $eWeuwege v4 Ade Don't forget London if you want or black Sox, pair, 4¢. It is hard to tell how 3 ; Shade ‘ good London’s Sox really are, but Shawknit Women’s Cool, Light-Colored Kimonos, neatly HOSsI FRY ring bread or cracker on we is to be toasted im flavor. Mixing paprika h be butte ) v0" . , 7 j wit a oat fs alto good. | Sox are 14¢ a pair, and you'll find 80,000 pairs made, fast colors. While tearing down the price int Tack rubber weatherstrip along! f ot k if Sox at 2 pairs for ZZ¢, 3 pairs ig € Tren to Five |008@ of screen door to prevent the} : other a. ‘ , re, 2 Pi os fo “ise. I WS ceeceeee seeeeeees ¢ Cea eeerererecevon 19¢ Linen Waisting and Sheeting—P urest of linen, Wednesday Aft rnoon, July 20) !*Fitating slam | oe BOP, 4 ppire for Me P i tel i fi F i | Ppertect wea 2 yards wide .79¢ ue Save a little extra pin money on these smart he Sample Underwear—700 parses? s Samples, 2% yards wide, warranted purest round thread he c of the factories’ output and T il d W. 4 gS. Pep P ar 7) SAN ae IAS, P4e lle nl IE creel ailored Waists vestenes vescasecceteeees DAB Do You Want a Bargain in India Linen? An inv! answered form Id alway | ICE-CREAM GIRL SPEAKS. ar that Wiley man, a profess. | ’ - _ » 4 + . ° 1 » Men’s Garters or Hose Supporters—A pair. .5¢ Nearly every known waist fabric is represented yards te se out quick. It is white and must { t t | Heavy Policemen’s Suspenders—35c values 17¢ in these Tailored Waists; all regular $2.00 gar it out of the way of the wreckers. Per yard. Be first, then daily vex tragicanth, % oz, rose water, 1{ pint, glycerine, 5 drops Men’s Business Shirts—$1 kind........ .. 66¢ ments. Tearing down at .............. $1.29 House Lining, 1%c Yard—Yes, here it is, Mr. ESE we _| Paperhanger, better than the best, too. Sold 10c buys a Superior Stocking, full size, a “Florence” asks over the tel Kaha by aa +t bef te ’ : only in trips 2. Sand t yards wide, "Per square phone for a recipe for “a white cu steak of or any color. 1, dozen to se vefore we be W B [ ( | W p yi ard . port?) L ream or jee cream and will ‘ apie: gin to tear down ; ; . omen s es qd Ico fd ens 9c Gets pe ely Silkoline— seautiful i Pe ‘ 0 et Double Sole Stockings—Wear just twice a Any size up to 46, Tearing down price is only lots of it; plain or fanc handred recipes to find what I : , long; black or tan, A pait....ssese+s eee Be aa ne ae 87¢ D 5 ret Catan te combisice | fe bony Fekies, | Women's White Swiss Ribbed Vests—Sleeve a eee ene Crepe— Oe eapving seinas : . a | les , taped neck and arm. grade while | rie for Kimonos, I raperies, P Ceseue wry 4 : neon London is tearing down at.....-...s+eeeee- 15¢ | . Sint 1 or pry ot tb gp Pie aa Children’s White Muslin Pants—Sizes 2 to 10 e ‘ , ondon te , per} beg nad wh , * 9¢ heap Gingham Chea >—N t the best two eg c ri K ? VOATS 0c cece ee coven cere eseeereennerevers t | 4 I 1 ving ess ga gpa sine of Seer. Children’s White Skirts—Regular 25: pate | world, but a hummer for the mone he Omtt'ths ‘orange tiles . 4 A Oe eee USE TC Cat He REE ERE 12u¢ | Big $1.25 Quilted Risthocte-2 cca you « 4? nT | ede edt cima tear Haven matd Once More Look Here omen’s Good Mus- | Fine Huck Towels—Hemstit« 3 ' lin Skirts, 75c quality, trimmed with lots of size 18x37, While tearing d ry this: Put one and a half tucks and embroidery, only,, ; .B9¢ | Crockery—Carpets Curtains—Blankets [| +s eee ce eee wee eee eee eee e ne weeeeee exptal of milk on to scald. Mix poon cornstarch and two | o ar wi le cold | nd stir into the boil. | “Let boil up, #tir | orglade