The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1910, Page 6

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 1910. (% NEL S OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE ‘STAR & he. oe THE CUCKOO i] | ; This VOTES FOR WOMEN It “aa eee aera ecu * * cake tin : . DAILY MENU * * * | Breakfast * * Oatmeal with Datos and Cream * * alloped Kee * 7 T Coff * l* 7 \* Luncheon * \* Cold Me * \* Corn on the Bar ~ * ponge Cake . * Tea * * . \* Dinner * \* Cream of Corn Soup * * Meat Pie * I # Baked Potatoes String Beans * e * Orange Salad *. . D har Ne |* Peach Pudding Cott w|i Dugg free urs a rate j " el - = Ps cpr a hed. | a tablespoon of wb en Yet bt what she Oatmeal With Dates and Cream. |iigy been added, with enough flour |o"4 ee ee ere ae would k 1 4th r watched of Add # tables 4) and wate make them roll out Be a biog easily. A ple made of a pound of . on't know bow neat will re five or #ix small ’ w with ite bea GRACE TYSON AND HER “SUMMERTIME LAUGH.” on, « cupful of ma an well a6 you mg tage pieces are! cause Grace Tyson's eyes misbehave ore haire Apo Vhat ro esrden thow ¢ Now| a# badly ax A 5 It tant plumb Scalloped Eggs “ f h e © the lege g not Ii : i fool e be as f 2 ‘ t ther t ammer season. The frothie . hays Roll & or 6 eas hard, chop the |g and for ¥ Piper other 8 ae ae rae an M Tyson can be, Wa sieeaae. aie eannne - e# w off, and eng oe arden girl ca e ¢ great dramat t i © we 1 t k with ow en right there them t ght part, Mins Tysor As Do You Know That Suffrage Luncheon Tuesday, ware Baginaw, Mich Her ol . iffrage club wig Sted the stag m A ful of shot p at ‘ DCheOD at the rere t on right * , “ans ; Pema | All wuttragiyy I attemm { $600 a week ot y | “ ehane a + ———__. ‘sup on a ech AT THE BEACH to 3 tand hace sourent sue = SURPLUS ST thon that the , - j : ; biin 7 . ful of feminine coms ach where the water is Bponge Cake . i hints Chu: biick But that competition is already iriekis ais: 4 diee: semua, 6 aabes male Pe " ‘ . present, real, and endured with . ; hain, Sy lauEayenn ptt tT opt in 900 f nik cheer in many forms of industry z Ii Bem toe ae or tite black the starch? The modern political economy does ‘ oe trem . the Wher apn ney not dread any increase in the forces | iS ooan sa 1 it come out "i an, precees wealth, |The more | wo veda t GOOD HUMOR JUST A GOOD HABIT nde WHOLESALE DRY GOODS 19 a notion, the gre: will ames A or In the winter es their wells BE SOLD AT RETAIL cs spect for that power of two matineee—and mes @ wave, oh, one it come F BY CYNTHIA GREY O54 W beatdl Medians my which some of them y day all the A wud — | tte Th te fe a habit—ne . " biasten circle of oe The perior to logic —Wa » Omaha Bee | ae back nee e ws ea a a an ne ea RrERRa ITE : atte ~ Fifty Thousand Dollars’ Worth «= ABOUT OTHER WOMEN tag Tapa pg tne an a a ae cate | . ae Dr. Mary Halton has been chosen j ps ays e te 4 president of the brane the | é ' . ee er kis Zo cal Equality Association | H . water is Military collars are | much tue ft rained Nurses which was rec | o far en they dare 4 ae Se ee ee “ Yesterday the Seattle Dry Goods fhe la formed and held its first bu . cae ’ lw wever, each DO » ft r 1 local wholesale home, Pere. meeting at 5 Fifth avy oe bet ae the t when a f w more nearly |SLEEPING CAR SERVICE TO r its surplus stock te Be obe tlie I ae Misk Margaret MeMillan, Miws| pe ty, Seritates | express the mind heart.| DENVER BY WAY OF THE her company, to te Hi gms wi Qpeakers at the meeting w : , oags* Remon inkies or ©. H. P. Belmont and Dr adhere ig myn Lalla aga | , nomrtvd ‘ OREGON & WASHINGTON ‘rion J. Corbett, whom Mrs. Belmont im: |)" tis country nest winees am eg | . always f When tory a won, : RAILROAD troduced at the ploneer woman | tip in ovisel he proedummagaihir px disgraceful; it hearts are | ¥ lighter eal fil physician of San rane sco. | Miss Terry will lecture at least ten | mith one alee, inders ur bards ne 6 . a be t ane Dr. Anna von Sholly, suffrage | *°r™" and Mise Pan oming fall| ivery time you are silent when | are Pome thin : Pulls leader of the Twenty-seventh as |) o'r her os rad wure but two yards |inctined to hasty speech, every time | whom F ene cts sembly district of New York, is/°) °°" or and will be any t ox in choked |t ' * | the line — ~ afer she | imfortable garment for k ry u amile when | senile N woman who enjoys walk Hi really have to assur ant width, These »ol at Oriental Poot ) cash prizes daily. between Pike and Va TALKS ON TEETH © By the hon DENTISTS PULLING Litt It is a crime to pull teeth that a sound. We do it. Nat the best tooth builder, and no teeth | than 8,000 equal those of nature. The d Bier. YET n pulls good teeth to make room for} Miss Lillian 1 I of & plate because he knows ¢ | Seca: a ; ho 4 Sulfrae Frere | ing better than a plate. W , During th began this study, years ago, it FASHIONS SHIONS yonor in seemed to us there must be. some Moors way of ¢ ty close by nature's, Naeee paintsa ‘dearte, parnasia painted scarfs s and dress at site are de We felt it would work a rit a London Sell It ution if we could find t wa ee ee ee emart a good bit of expe s\* * was from hip ee on ees’ ce oe wan, |& WORLD'S YOUNGEST #| White kid ca are stitched ae wae anae bee "g at a * GRANOMOTHER #| with co h the frock Prince elved it—Wash. out plates. * * ington Pe ; : In conclusion, if the slightest| { Rich. #| Purasol handle » from five to Sire TE A strictly high-class tee wilds te souk wind. 2 * #|eight inches longer than those of re practice at moderate io us and we di | & | last year | ” = * gh spe deny -|* * rm. : in : Fill Your Own Teeth | prices. Painless ex i ganged poscliprend Ft OPM | Tucked sitk Jong gloves are in This Is the First Time in FILL-O tracting. Careful e& outh, also cases pat © the daughter *# fashion once more = are finished, let you to the|}* Mrs. Parker ist 8 OW " inations without si e spr 4 ‘Re rt # * «re “va rd ! is T 4 at 7 Daisies 2 for mid Sez attle a Big Store Like have « cavity in y aN bligation. patients themselves, urnish | * , o/c charge or o! you a long list of satisfied * : $5 RRR, i for whom we have i at «| ¥ dresne , b J : ] eats jee DR. LYBROOK SHANKUIN sa siete * * oe wor tek khhhh ttt tt hh) The greatest novelty of t f arve - IC aflan \ mneuts a REGAL DENTAL OFFICES son is the black velvet par DENTIST ns are lo Manufacturing Co. 1405 Third Ave., Cor. Union St. 251 Empire Bidg Across the street from the P. 0. Over People’s Bank. Corner Second and Pike ch in} Jumpers are still favorite styles | Seattle, Wash |with the younger set Ever Sold Out Bag and Baggage Bripes, enthusiastic but inexperienced, will find a responsive friend in Patent EXCELLENT FLOUR NOVELTY MILL CO.,, Millers SEATTLE : The Most Important Sale That is likely to occur in years will begin Satur day at 10 a. m., Garvey-Buchanan’s old stand Not how cheap, but how good, is the secret of the goodness of Crescent Egg-Phosphate BAKING POWDER Sold in standard 1-Ib. cans. It is mod- erate in price but high in quality and all around goodness. One baking will prove its superiority over ALL orHERS, Buy a can, use it and if it is respect, return et your money The Garvey-Buchanan | London Bought It. Store Now Belongs | Watch Him to London | Sell It. Underwear—Hosiery— t pr ; rwea: osiery—Men's Wear not entirely satisfactory in every the empty tin to your grocer and g back. Sold by Grocers—25c per lb. No more—H0 Recetved highest award, A. ¥. P, B, Seattle. less, , a CKESCENT MANUFACTURING CO., Seattle, Wash. Curtains—Blankets