The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1910, Page 6

ARABIAN || Ts qititic Foss So THE SECOND VOYAGE OF SINBAD—PART 2! (On his second voyage Sinbad is Jeft by his comrades on a desert island, from which he is carried by a large bird to a rocky place cov ered with diamonds. While he is picking the up a piece of raw meat falls close beside him.) Now I recollected a tale 1 had heard some time ago about dia mond hunters—a tale that I had always thought not true, but that here proved itself to be so. Mer #hants come to diamond valleys fike these when the eagles have Foung ones for whom they must Provide. They throw these great es of meat into the valley and the diamonds, on whose points they fall, stick to them. Then the great | .@agles pounce down and carry the} meat up to the tops of the prect pices to their nests. The merchants Fun to the nests, drive away the eagles, and take away the diamonds that stick to the meat. I saw this would be the means of saving my life. First I collected the largest dia Monds that I could find and put them in my leather bag. Then I ted myself the largest piece of Meat, placing the latter on top of Me. Ina very little time one of the eagles picked up the meat to whi 1 was fastened and carried me his nest. The merchants began their shouting, drove away the birds and, coming to the nest where I lay, were much surprised to see @ man inside ft. The other mer. chants came crowding about me and were ali amazed to hear tale. To each one I gave a large diamond. Next morning the mercha made ready to depart and took with them. On our way we came to an island where grew a tree from which aphor was made. The trees w so large that 100 men could ¢ y sit under the One of them. In fact, fan used them as i building houses, for the grew down into th | NOVELTY MILL CO., Millers. Seattle atin Scalloped Tomatoes warm or cold as prefe jton the name of either Pot Roaat Get 2 pounds thick shin beef and} shall bone, Try out pork and put in meat the Atlantic seaboard flour and fry brown yall onion and fry wit Pour on one cup of botling wate and simmer until tender. Take out! spoon catsup and thicken gravy. |¢ Boll one quart of string beans, als one quart of potate mash the | pe ! er apd milk. | yously 1 the fire, Mre atoes, adding t ‘8 A porti one of string beans, a slice of meat! yp, ove and gravy Jand the after the fire 7 }whistle had sounded Peach Densert cherries. This is not expensive, ax|arabbed her about the a pint of cream will serve a doxen | cho! people ifor @ | This ie the wit CYNTHIA GREYS |. TACOM 7 Wit! you please! Heim, a w |ren at about what date and in| Ta< sal | What country the use of cigarettes! ent the § | originated ? 1-7, Ue : | eakinet bin A.—-Probably in Cuba, as the/ airs Oscar Helm, for al ed the use of rolled) ation of t tobacco, or the cigar, from the West) in her Indians. The Indians of the Unit ,| States always smoked tobacco In that her fatherdadaw pipe before the Introduction of the! yor husband to desert jclxar by Spanish-speaking people a rarity tn Spanish hing pa was invaded by} husband's jeive a date ( AND GIRLY tell me how ) years ago in and county OUTCAST A It seems to me there should be no difficulty In tracing peop >» lived all their lives in one) TACOMA, Se Make inquiries of the poat-|the day set for ¢ master and probate o You! on the $1,000,000 should at loast be able to in a change of sed for sale. tamil; | dock Dear Miss Grey: Will give me a reelpe for bi | AI have been atked for this can prepare blackberry juice by| Oredute, meats tuo tases and putting in a porcelain of grai ite kettle. Cook half an hour or the kettle, add sugar or not, aa| Pees raneh d, beat very hot and put into) teier, ranch airtight jare | FASHIONS ‘or evening wear, mantle « placing plain cap the materials used in contrasting color are. quently trimmed with heavy em-| | broidertes in silk and metal / | The old fashioned poke-bonnet is We Saw a Strange Animal Fighting | OnCe more to the fore. The crowns With An Elephant. are taller than ever and are stnart|# with two or three large and divided the spaces beneath the ke rooms. Handbags are used as much as Also on this ever. The finest are made of su str anima and line They are consider he its h | armall than the were last seasot a r t ng, strange relate, a roc came| Blouses made on kimono lines. gy sa along and ed them both off to}to be worn with tailored suits, will] short Loin Pork her nest be popular. Kimono sleeved blouses | Neck Benes I sold my diamonds and set sail | w not received with great en-| is for home. My had all siasm at first, but as the season |! f and great! ha advance they have rec ed! h « ] nany were anection ef ger al favor, Made of qoat ard the ind that [| Persian silks, with simple Dutch| + ned to Bagdad in| necks, they are smart for travel or lmorning wear Hy ee a agian i ———|| Bacon || Meats, Live Weight 4 Evaporated Milk M 1 ‘ 1 is a delight Si, "nie unin " Rolle EXCELLENT ==... FLOUR e 1s used Freit—sein H hy OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO SS ay aces | "TOENLIST SOW. OF ONL EON This should atand in a cold place wo days or r fore using, Mix }together a pint sugar r iwo tbidepoonfuls ground or, twe (iy United Prem) allons soft water and one enke| SAN FRANCISCO, ¢ ast softened in a little tepid} the ground that his water, When well mixed stand in| would bring about too noe for two da he tj Heity, Danigl Palme corks firmly, Keep/ton ‘04, has been turned ¢ NOe the naval recruiting #t | Paliner In staying at the § Ginger Crak | moditating on what Butter a pudding mold and fili|* he can pursus two-thirds full with alternate laye ion to the navy of b t thinly alieed k of Palmer's destre peele easoned with nalt te @ story. Pal pepper ! cod | Parents Wish bim to marry an hotr nion, Cc top writ nd that the girl of his chotee | bread crumbs and jx « chorus lady, He will Palmer says bis father Palmer, © millionaire coal dealer of without hindrance. site''s GOT UP 100 LATE, SO. | | WIFE WANTS FREEDOM) meat on platter and add one table} When Fredertck W. Smith would| Ket up early in the th never kicked very stren of potatoe But when Frederick fatled to > wet | alarm clock and | and breat-| was ready, Maud lost patience t bie Women’s Raincoats — up to abbserinxed Pare and balve large ripe peach mn Frederick | " h half put a tableapoon-| eral times because he d cream which has nj work too la and Ma and decorate the top of | ko hunting for a candied or maraschino| Smith smoked cigarettes, d her, Mra. Smith filed suit} story, de nica | Odd Lot of Ladies’ Gar- ments Worth up to $20.00 at $1.98 each | [TACOMA MAN TO CORRESPONDENTS “"°°ritrsts sur oe $0 Charles potaurant man of all on one table y his daugh Do not fail to aint, which | file here, Mra. Oxcar Helm alleges} Helm recently Secame « mother sible ©! STARBUCKS WILL the Spaniards about 1500. j LEAVE OLD HOME NIGH 7 Ss RETOLD FOR BOYS Dear Mins Grey; Will you please (hy United Press) an find out my age SAN FRANCISCO, Bept nd family record, dating back 40) due publicity in connection with the | ather and mother|recent murder of the Kendall fam in Callaway county,/fly of Santa Rosa hae led nised a family of | F. Starbuck's family to home in Oskiand has been caves —— R. AND. G. CORSETS Need No Boosting Fifteen styles shown at ($1.00. $1 Broadcloth De you want TO VOTE ON BONDS, October § ts} op jase nd a reo. | is required for the building of a fire f the births and deaths of the) tug. two bridges and a municipal} lavender and other shades tallored effects, o esigs, THE MARKETS The following are recipe before, but have none. You! used oy the hen} wealennion es sri Bh Sige oe ters picking over the fruit, washing {t,| {2'fseciess "Gea gensrsl secelion ies Great Sale of Silk Petticoats #22 8? reswah London will eat it for longer, strain through a bag, retorn Neer and Potirr—tering Prive on 44-Inch Wool Taffeta Values for YOU NEVER SAW SUCH GOOD VALUES andethirty-five other colors and change- | tucked, fancy and the very popu. | Thursday's special in Hait If you want a good, wide, well-made | > hance to buy one at about one-third a for skirts hot $1.26, but, “196 Here's another Tbe All Wool ticoats in black p pleated flounce Silk Petticoat, now ts your ¢ that's worth hard-twisted yarn that resists and Millinery hae ‘ don is ready new Fall Suits and Hats in Seattle Don't pay $25.00 to $40.00 for your New Suit when you can buy the Lace same Suit at London's for $14.50 to $20.00. ats worth $7.50 to $10.00 $4, 98 Thursday Forenoon Specials : Ever-Popular largest stock of reasonably priced don will cut it for Specials for Thursday 50 One-Piece Gingham Hous $1.00 and $1.2 $10.00 Rubberized Totlet Water and Plorida Wa combinations Il produces to ct when London se indeed when Bike inf ua Oate and Darley, Patent oa Veetnbien eine Price 1.96@ “SOISETTE"—You all } everywhere at 86: CRAPERY SATEEN Figured Sateen for draperies, many styles Underwear—Hosiery—Men’'s Wear To clear all our from $1.00 up Hazel, Castile, Oatmeal or But Crockery—Carpets = London's Store == Is Now Being Torn Down The contractor is at work right now. He has ordered London to get out of his way, so he can Bulky stuff, such as Blankets, Comforts and Sheetings are cut to the Much money can and will be saved by purchasing without delay. Interesting Specials omen’s Ready-to-Wear cat 6498 41.9 House Dresses That 98 Are Worth $1.50 for ( is no other st Se cattle ofiering stripe pattern; all sizes, fr 34 t Final Cleanup of Women’ § Waist 98¢ Regularly Worth $2. 00 to $5.00 Beautiful, Pur inen, Fine Mull, Dainty Lawn and all kinds of sie rerie W aists, made in the very lat est styles; all sizes, from 32 to 46. Regular values from $2.00 to $5.00 Mr. London, It’s Your Move Says Mr.Coombs, the Contractor The days are limited for Londgn in the historic barn. Goods must move—still lower prices are giving the momentum. Read— Ladies’ Silk Slips | .."52. twoquart; absolutely first $8 and $10.00 Switches, all $3.00, $4.00 and | Soteiat reese ...9 100M $5.00 Values for $1 98) Hair Goods Sitk and Jap Sik Slips, in white, pink, light blue, | shades of hair; 32 inches long Several different styles, some plain | first-class goods Thuretay, finished with lace and In- | extra 09 Pofts, all shades of sold everywhe from redsy GUD 12%c. Thursday, to clear 3c odds and ends of Burn, many shapes values to 50c. your choice 10c Hair Nets te—10¢ goods, 4s Braid ancy Trimming Braid; all Women’s New Fall Suits | %s: "sve" yy" a yard it n Ribbon, all colors, up Thur sday Embre t Handkerchiefs. ne; regular OUTING GOWNS A One-Day Sale ts’ Outing Flannel Gowns tty striped outing 29c¢ ree Heavy Outing Mavens BEE me ER B Outing Gowns, « Hei ates oe | cowken with besa ae kinds of Millinery Trimmings | wr striped : HALF PRICE outing 95c Wome $1.48 Gowns, inclu ing the Garvey-Buch: American Prints ee py $125 i Sleeping Garments, with 4 Q the country up to 600 yards; | feet; sizes to 10 years uC from, Don't 8 mnt. FOS, +340 | Corsets Thursday for comes in short lengths, 1 ore. At London's, yard .. 72¢ 39 pretty silk fabric; every yard White only, and sizes 6 nd hay oak “5 age 19¢ London Sells Sweaters anpons at Wholesale Prices es’ $5.06 Wor Lad $ ri Sweaters; f oO o ¢ Ordered @A QO Ou 4.00 Curtains—Blankets | {) hl oe wh 5c Sees oo x EE EEEEESEEEREREEEEREERE NG <a BES8se55 wetesneaes tio els Jo mi ist ho fre pa 8p er at TT Be! lec for ch fat Que tak to: eld