The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1910, Page 5

‘This strik ng and novel 6 the toque ore ‘of black and white striped taftets and bigh aren ¥ showing, f thi ee CYNTHIA GREYS GURRESPONDENTS two letters containing sug- for “Gladys,” the school smart and one bat zebra” Gel who wishes to earn her own if M go to school. obra’ feems certain to have considerable with a black vetv feather, placed one on each sid< b. There is a fiat pl of hat just vogue this fall A black and a wh ted bow of black taff prettiest of the no false hair (or very | et brim. The rh “me f soft coils and « few parted in the middle soft, Mat waved por Miss Grey btale a Striking Hat is New Zebra crumbs, one Well-beaten egg, one.|* Other Inctdentals, hin itt half teaspoon salt, one-half teaspoon | * Of 20 days figures $76,000 and pepper, one-half teaspoon gingor,| * be 1s not yot well, | one-half easpoon poultry seasoning The services of Vanderbtit's one small onton, cut fine; one-half) * ‘WO Physicians are rated as up Water and (wo tablespoons but worth $10,000, for wireless and ter, Remove skin and membrane] * Other messages he has pald from the lean veal and chop or grind| * Ov! @ like sum, It ts estimated it fine, Add the cracker crumba,|* that at least $10,000 worth of | then the egg and then the other in-|* Mowers has beew sent him, |gredionts. Mix well. Put into a but.|* 8Urses, extra chauffeurs and tered pan, pressing it in compactly, * Mtids have coat another and put lumps of butter on the t $3,000, Thowe are a few of the jthe cob |mayonnatee ee ee | Coste Vanderbilt $3,760 jay to Be Sick! (By United Pree) NEWPORT, Rt. 1, Sept. 3. Three thousand, seven hundred and fifty dotlars, it ts con norvatively estimated, t# what {t coats Reginald Vanderbilt Veal Loaf, to be sick one day, Counting One and a half pounds raw veat,|* telegraph tolls, doctor bills, ” * * * * « . * * * * chopped fine; one-third cup cracker! * #ifts of flowers by friends and * ao + * “ * * + * * * + * * ” * - Rake two or three principal expenditures cold hours and serv cutting {t tn thin slices, ed SEATTLE TO HAVE PURITY CONFERENCE Arrangements are betng made for |® great purity conference tn Seat tle October 9 and 10, A delegation of about 20 prominent workers along Corn Salad in Tomato Cups Mix cold bolled corn, taken from With shredded lettuce and drossing Remove the pulp from tomatoes and put the corn salad in Serve on crisp lettuce leaves with balls of cottage or cream cheese. the lines of social and political \ +e mg purity will be here at that time Gnesvart Sup onch of butter The conference Is held under the sugar and molasses, one-fourth ta paterones le bald under jblespoon ginger, one-fourth tea 7! ne = Welfar jthe mixture jon @ floured board. association wic. Tt society THE MARKETS The follow quoted by the ne and a half cups wwe red butter and sugar,| %: M_C. A. ¥. W. C. A Molasses and then the xia’| and Christian Endeavor soda and flour. Beat rou thin cut with a cut a quick oven spoon soda and four, Cream th add the ger, the the ter and bake In we Plum Bavarian Cream. {half pint cold water r over botl-| Seems gre subject te vart ing water until dissolved, Into this! these prices, unless otherwise Indicated, put one pint stewed and eweetened | for etrtetly frst grades | plums whieh have t fed And) Maes and Motier— Busine Price | put through a col and stir] Rees rane at 4 constantly until beg > i pane HH | thicke Add « pint whipped Sener Whctenate, ream, and ae i Granulated Bue cream, and mix well, Turn | a] Grostgatee Sseee. | mold and chill, When ready to u Peakep=-Qurtay Sytem Hee and serv pith cream, either j plate two m on @ shake Ww tk |NEW OUTING BONNET be. diesen ete Sion Dressed Meate—ASelling Price fuil cut i he will come into The Star office ce ! er send me her correct mame and What w! sddrese, | will tell her what has 4 been offered. nce a day upon Wash in} Nighteap? No—it is, . = hot and cold clear water two or latest style in outing bonn Seer Miss Grey: (1) I am in times a day. Eat pure food, obably originated in the fertile| jars Bee with s man ten years MY! get plenty of sle cine and} brain Of Saute Gn WhO deaieeh a| pe *§ maior. How can 2 Mos ous Us esh air, and your skin will be|headgear more becoming than the he is sincere in his expressions of | cicar and hb. (2) Yes. (3) Gas-| popular chiffon veil which she has | M+ fore? (2) 1 1%. How 1008 | otine or glycerin shaped to fit the head by knotting | ii shoold my be Jover the ears wes . a M. M. L. Dear Mids Grey: Will you plea This bonnet ts usually made of | "egters Weentngioa Tum A—{1) If he has told your par- toll me what institutions the Uberty aflk corded and shirred] aitsits ats that he wants you for his wife Se atile fe the car f cbildren| over a close-fitting wire frame. A .. pee way bes (2) what would be the rate for a/little frill finishes it about the . Five inches IT-month-old child? G igen, and long streamers of the| Os, "Pastern Washine f leet : aot phe nat there ts no tn-| silk te under the chin or under] nran. 4 Dene Mis — oe bea tothe stitution is that will take| ome ear if - Wirthstone for September? (2) maim The| It t* most becoming and com-| fra ton What are suitable decorations and Children’s Hi ed table, and is easily made by the | Beielnna te" cca i Mireshments for a Septembe « New York block, {sitl. who is handy with sewing| “ats revere Wrtha. >i y? (3) Sugge a or" etablew — ‘thee. SS tes'a man friend. (4) Whet you a list of private fami-| utensils, i Onions Caltternia. peliow, ai the latest wa ap the hair? ‘tes who board child Tr TT LTT Teese at ease 1.18@ 180 J. AND N | * “tee i hire las Grey wi ease | @ Hitchcock Doesn't Want to *) ‘ i f aw when the divide tock: | & Be the Arizona Senator. * ~. sack 4 ‘ f the A-Y.P. exposition] ® TUCSON, Ariz * — wafers se. | get their dividends and from whom?| ® “I have no ambiti * ’ add a course, an ice A SUBSCRIBER. | @ a United States senator from & “ives ; ‘ birthday cake would A.—Communicate with J. E. Chil-| ® this or any other » #| cu a4 ee ue A searfpin set | berg, vice presider the Seand!-| ® Postmaster General fe| Bruner ocak. th im® io 4) No “rat,”! navian American | ® Hitch in an * > i # pr May. "The sug: | ears. creer xe SsSea SE aeseSSEeTeTITTTT! * me absurd * ‘ 5 | inne Price Tal ee hte hk ek We AK HHH! recto nl tote ales of Magi | *ye"ies e 4 TR | e918 NIGH q Say ReTOLD FOR BOYS #| DEMAND ACTION” p88 AND GIRL j ot sessesy The Fifth Voyage of Sinbad the Sailor Parent roc Dossible 4) to eseape large pi and ma: $004 fortune a tim? Which I floated Morning ca h land, whe f < ff Ad clear w he ba one of the , & old mar 1 me to lift him acre for too wes Wy went 1 " Careful him tw wt I had to ¢ ! t t. Ite Me fee! be ad for 4 Thes « b ‘ , filled 11 s tee stand When it b fered to the gre tly, att the w Went to b Pays was 4 his he found he fred The e Longer Carri sessssestersctiststsstisciostistotisliiise lott State e ot teee totes Ty Stronger He Seemed to Become th f t ti ha ) t ns ata ase | 3rd av. between e and Union ines in varius ae a+ lady Wellington Saami tee si Coal—Cheapest | ament wojece "land Best When a coal is the best In and WARDEN DIES AFTER FIRE IN STATE PRISON your market much cheaper than any other MICHIE AN CITY, I | quality considered-you owe it to yourself, your comfort book, to and» your pocket useit RADY WELLINGTON is tikes | Phone West 11 In boxes 10. 266. Sold Everywhere, WEST SEATTLE |ment. Miller Freeman ts in com mand | | coal. There is none 4 1 better sold in Seattle—even the imported coals quoted 14 Fire Chiefs He e sh a.reueh haber price When ' ne te Try a ton of LADY $ or tia ¢ h 1] WELLINGTON before you ay fc fe, while ex order your winter supply 1 I Your dealer has it or can , oS or on Mad get it—if not, order from ed Him the jy . , ” 4 ‘ us direct; but be sure you get LADY WELLINGTON me in many ts! COAL tp a, none = Strength Coun i r ; te eet tee eyes Lady Wellington Coal 1 reached) | wels are kept in proper condition] LUMP, $8.50 NUT, $4.00 h und a 1 3 i FURNACE, $3.75 p and| by a | are and n & #b | Per Ton at Bunkers An,” sald the| ed, to] tat BEECHAM S Pacific Coal & Oil Co u ° ‘ae y iaaeamad 401 Hinckley Bik +f tow Both Phones, 5040 fown {0 my For Weat Seattle Prices EMBER 3 1910, EDITOR SHOT FOR | SLANDER OF WOMAN (By United Prem) HAVANA, Bept. B—A Jafiermath im predicted today, lowing the shooting of Juan politteal fol Ameer HAPPY TODAY editor of Chanticler, by Jose Pe-| nino, & tHbheral candidate for eity| |counciiman tn Havana. Ameer in Wost Seattle's big celebration of | alleged to have been shot becaus her civic beauty started this morn-|of an article in his periodical, slan {ne at 10:30 with a program of ath-| dering a society woman of the} lotic at Miawatha playfieids, Cuban capital At 1 o'clock Wagner's band gave oT “yor & concert, and at a lator hour ad |GIRL HAS PERSIST dronses were wcheduled by Mayor SUITOR LOCKE Gil, City Engi vr Thomaon, Coun cilman Wardail, and by Robert 8.| COLFAX, Wash., Sept. 3 ridges. | second time this immer At 4 o'clock a couple of crack| Mulliken, a Malden carpenter, ts in Ariateur baseball teams will tangle,| jail here on the complaint of Mi and in the evening the bluffs will Florence Hundley, who declares that slow for two hours with red fire,| Mulliken pursues her with offers whily Wagner's gives another con cert «Sightseeing carriages and aid@mobiies will take visitors aroaind the bluff and out to Schmitz ple greatly to her sham . of marriage. and mortifica the Gratitude of Elderly People out to whatever hel ps giv Wont Seattle's Improvement clubs the m ease, comfort and strength bhve been cleaning up the elty| Foley Kidney Pills cure kidney and parks in that vicinity for several) bladder diseases promptly, and give ‘wks, Greyhalred citizens with ,comfort and relief to elderly people blisters their hands have been| —Partell Drug Stores common sights In the region the bay during all that period cleaning up. TO SPEND FORTUNE FOR HER COMING OUT rome ot (iy United Press) NGAME, Cal, Sept. 3 t Eugene D m the com r, Wm. 00 tempo an a Ae the | fias Ethel Crocker, which | * next Thursday NAVAL MILITIA OFF ON A CRUISE division of the Wash militia starts on s cruise today on the r Nftyfive The Seattle Seattle’s Dental War Good Thing for the People An, itor Cheyenne, F ment partment ow giving my per y DENTAL PRACT BOY SCOUTS TO GET UnER WAY : have n Boy ite ents jon asking for ye forwarded to of the organization form work Do You Need Teeth? A perfect set of artit teeth § a work of meectianton 1 guar jan all Plates pw at {fice fi 1 after T mak a et Remember, 1 without charge | | | A Record to He Proud of Ayer's Hair Vigor ®. = | Stainless “Israel's Return” mre Paul Jobnaon (c De Hebrew) will lecture under the auspices of the International us Students ssociation Op ow visible regath cre Jewish nation to Palestine result to world od ite intere afte at ‘Gilnents Broadway Hall st to Chris Sept abounding Har Sunday AT SODA FOUNTAINS OR ipsa gg Get the Original «.4 Genuine HORLICK’S rnoor Corner Broadway and Madison Wonnstect tec en | MALTED MILK 7 And it a *h "¢ a t 4 “¢ ‘ Othe rhs are Imitations” that as ye were a curse among || TheFoodDrinkforAllAges the Heathen, O house of Judai: |) IGM MILK MALT GRAIN EXTRACT, K POWDER | nd house of Isr > will | Ave you, and ye shall be a blew Not in any Milk Trust| ing Zech, vil r ng ral IEF Insist on “HORLICK’S" | pl 1p nor thrown dow Take « package home mo ever.” —Jer. xxxi.40 Current history now f BI t ys we ey ant Phones—Ind. 1524. rr uth rancor than, fet ae SEREN & BALDRIDGE tae 1107 Pike Street - . Between Boren and Minor. Seats Free No Collection Take Notice The price of COAL Five Hundred Dollars Will Set You Free ending a better than Jes for In < ‘ will surely be advanced. ‘ BUY Hay al what before do you ge dturt vo with The State Bank of Seattie this advance comes. J. W. Bullock 609 10th Ave | Life Bui First and Yesler ding East 87 Ind, 87 | Not a “Cheap” One Here aan annie Kohler & Chase is the Pacific Coast. Ever since 1850 this firm has been selling GOOD have pleased those who have bought them. ings of those who have bought pianos from this house have been so satisfactory in every way that the business of Kohler & Chase has grown to be the LARGEST in the West. oldest piano house on the which The « pianos — pianos eal- stitully enrved; firat- "cess 185,00 beautiful English oak, rich in carving, This plano used less than $215.00 a beautiful burled walnut case, mag- Original price $450.00 $210.00 ngan mahogany plano, tinguishable from a $225.00 “$128.00 used Joss ebony case, be sic price oD Hazelton Piano; class condition Now oscee @ Kohler & Chase; in condition as good a» new a year. Original price $400.00. Kohler & Campbell; nificent tone, excellent condition This plano was used a few months over two years. Our sale price Is d e $450.00 in first-class ¢ new tnatrument Oristaal p Can now be purchased for arved mahogany ean tiful to A beautiful hand~« first-class condition can be pt wed for A beautiful Wheelock plano, in mahogany case. than @ year; traded in on a player plano of same make. This is an exceptional bargain for the discriminating buyer. Can now be had $258 00 FOR cecccee ceeeenen eveneeeneee ' excellent con+ $167.00 on piano; original price 4 as when first p rich mahogany case, ned Gilbert & Son; dark dition, and can now be purch for . Hore {a a real snap in a Denn was $350.00. Condition as chased, less than seven months ago. Can $178 00 now be had for eee sese ‘ These are a few of the bargains offered in a list of over thirty used instrument We have left in Player 08, alightly used, one Kohler & Chase, §8-note ny ease, which was traded in for a Weber a 29. Its condition ts first- clans in every resp: nd {6 as good as new. We are for Tt is an excey nal value, We have a slightly used Fischer Player Piano in a Cir- jan walnut « This magnificent instrument was sold less than a year ago for $900.0 $585 00 ' We offer it during this sale for . in a beautiful Mission case, $425.00 As the contractors will commence work on the first of September, and the fact that advantage is being taken of our most liberal offers during this stock-reducing sale, it behooves the contemplat- ing purchasers to call at the earliest possible mo- ment, if they wish to take advantage of the excep- tional offers above. | A fine Autoplano, 65-note, original price of which was $860.00. Can now be bought for ....... 1318 Second Avenue ESTABLISHED 1850 Relieve Instantly and Cure More Readily Than Any Other Method Known—Sciatica, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Kidney, Stomach, Liver and Nervous Disorders. U. S. Naval Surgeons Use and Recommend the Bake Ovens The best evidence for or against any method of treatment for the relief and cure of disease, is that of those who have given it a thorough trial. To those who are in need of treatment for any ‘ we ask them to thoroughly investigate the results of treatment by inquiring of those who have been treated by our methods. We will gladly ply you with the names and addresses well-known ci ns, Who are reliable and who can be trusted by su you to explain th Its of treatment they recetved at the Lough- ney Bake Over licted in any way, call at their offices. They are located in the s Bank Building, corner of Second and Pike St, Office hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p. m. Sunday, 9 to 11. CON. SULTATION FREE To St. Paul. Te Minneapoli To Duluth. To Kansas City. To Omaha. $60 September 8 Relatively Ic w round trip fares to all astern points $55.00 Septen to Denver and other Colorado _ points SUMMER EXCURSION FARES The final excursion for 1910. A, Tinling, General Agent J.O, MoMullin, City Pags, Agt Cor, First Av. and Yesler Way Seattle A. D, CHARLTON, Asst. Gen Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or sell real estate, etc, iar ie eeiereemed temunememmeaemaniine aie ootemrnasaranenaaeatet pani