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

" THE STAR—THURSDAY, 8E OCIAL PILOT” FOR od American | a VOTES FOR WOMEN qually well for] #e*s many untut fruits Use fruit when not|!#dies of wealth have learned after ‘pick over, wash and put/® Seance with the cards at « social CONDUCTED BY MRS. GEORGE A. SMITH. ‘ “te oe ha > — ng of the tthed and un ‘a ut In t you will inue it until ne pound of wuga HALSEY WILL GET jas it is the continual reiteratiot » water for every two pound | ermal . . pny Jany subject wh sinks into the and let it come slow! RID OF INDICTMENTS conscio’ “8 Pour this syrup t (iy © Frese.) One suggestion I wish to make fruit, filling to the SAN FRANCI Cal, Sept which I believe almost every work-|then set the jars into a kettle of | 2% Nine remaining indletments | lor for suffrage will appreciate. I|cold water on the stove, let the | against Theodore V. Halsey, indict-| lwish you would frequently publish | water come a boll and frait be /¢d in connection with the alleged | the fact that the amendment to the |come scalding hot. Seal perfectly |bribery of the Schmitz supervisors mn will be voted on | tigh Ito ¥ against the Home Tele xn November Mise Grey 1 understand | phone franch will be dismissed 8, he head of the a gov ont land today, it is believed, as the result | ball ° t nonth of the verdict of scquittal on the}} “ her day I met a crowd of | find « in neces first charge, which was returned )) jlawt night. } te ent men on the train going | order ae p Walla Walla. y one was A Write the 8. Land Ofifee | hea in fave of women voting,| North Yakima a ‘aah ‘| | ) me of them knew that the| Dear Mi trey: W at Mead i) W | and egetnitoeapltace fy peer llamar manic cat 1] AE SOOA FOUNTAINS OR CLsowwERt = || have to support myself Get the Sweet iS Original «4 Genuine A--The amor vies tn Gifen ent towns an suggest one in & and : HORLICK S_ MAS. EOWARD R. MORGANROTH Mrs. Edward R. Morganroth, for ~merly of pattie, now Walla Walla aunty, who president ot a TheFoodDrinkforANAges Garte th thn | RCH RL, MALT GAAP EXTRACT, fm POWDER All of our club m I € ’ AR | Not in any M Ti of our club me y pool at Ortenta eee ane bas at Er Page ati OF par tage “Wontices | Were co rte rd av. between Pike Toke « pochage home Votes fo i German Dish ” add about | flank for a when | r in epider! Apple Pancakes. as for the} some Baked Squash b bu ot pare the squash Was pped squash and gree chop ‘Serve with melted batter. |Seattle’s Dental War al ; Chipped Pears. Good Thing for the | 4 i pound People ONLY SAM- WILL TELL OF BIG | Bont SUFFRAGE PARADE yes: IN OLD LONDON jo. f° meet |, Smith |# inatructed in Deptistry, oftives $27.50 Suits $37.50 $50.00 Suits $25.00 Dresses at $16.85 its at 2.50 int question WORN-OUT WATER Do not th the nout wat , but cut it In BAG. flower ¥ Sample Furs at a Saving of ONE-HALF Coats, $8.50 up to $25 Cut Rate Pike St OnI DENTISTS, Over Owl Drag Co | We Stand | ta Back of Our|: Work for 12|}}* Years. ion Painless i Bought elsewhere at Dental \\ : 00 Work, be > Cut Rate Prices, ALTERATIONS FREE “THE HOUSE OF SAMPLES” | LADIES’ SAMPLE SUIT SHOP | $15 ST OF TE #10 SET OF TRE ” PORCELAIN s SOLID GOLD Ole on * w GOLD On PORCELAIN: HRIDG 500 ARCADE BLDG wonk iz, Holld ¢ Take Elevator Open Uri 9 p. m. Saturday ote ai Writte 12-Your GW Al Work ‘PLANS TO MAKE. CITY OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN] | "hc "Mekind!!® ct Sencar FS FINE PICKINGS peti in tae ee oe, DIES AFTER FALL - j s Howard D. Hughes, assistant) MULHAUSEN, Germar é | | Maintaining that euttle | ae 1 The cor of | 29. Aviator ohlman how f Take N ie S vard from Bal-| jured y ay near he 0 1 tributing point rat than a pro th f CYNTTIA GREY bse or, J, D. Mackwell, who ¥ em |lard to Fremont } enti 1 at) fell from Her ane at b e ployed as engineer in the construc: | only $600,000 instead the prev-|of 100 feet arly C | ton the Boston terminal, in| lous estimate of $1,00 man did not regain n ————— oe earr Doar id I pr ona t treat a kina ob. of which ehe Ay ca he t all interest 0 fn de pea ' Is tions, freight how nd terminal on his ca My mother advine tracks are concerned, so an to avold \ re him, but the girls tel a duplication of expen He wants | to answer him to make attle In this way the 4 choapest transshipment point on| Such a day I've had “lay ir kin; spend money all the “oe | est mar at ever lay in a bas Yes; you don’t know that all tt | won't be the fault of Nanny | very newest thing boy and girk c hp . : both, have to wear corsets Cll thet a net e84 1055 S44 HII i { Another good thing from Hawaii! The A gp ae oo cia ante our fund of , pure, non-alcoholic j juice of “ Picked Ripe bys whitest « ure I didn't,” he sald, put me is right. You! (Ry United Press) Hawaiian Pineapples, bottled where grown. rew in & know, | tt Jown and taking up a wisp | mi our » dignity : . tail tuff _ 7 Webern mit i A wonderful new drink. Beautiful, mellow, wear? a doll’s handkerchief with | {DY recognising he aa ant neries in the wo rned to satisfying, healthful. Equally good for “ay t stae bien, (8) Be | LADY PAGET ; the ground by # fire of unknown or grown-ups and children, Belovedest 1 did, or you wouldn't Miss Grey: T have been told] PARIS, Sept. 29—Lady Paget,/igin shortly after midnight. ‘The When he be b hape now,” I sald.|. 00" cit must have ¢ be ) a {American by birth but English by|lons ts estimated at $450,000 ea ne ey Oliver kissed Tha ' }four yeara’ high school course and| marriage and residence, ts acting| ewe how Delle Pas There was just en| He wo fingers through the |i) pee diy toes ae social pilot for the very wealthy TALK MISSION PLANS The Drink Fesdian Picsipsle Setie, my face hat | ar and looked at it wonde Legge: eigen . Mra. Wim, B. Leeds, widow of the} Pians for the woman's mixsion ’ send us their names and get second he my Such a scrap of a thing 16 to be @ teach 0} American ) = multimiliionatre,!ary ) a | Delightful ! 0 uni beclla son, wh beloved, with its tiny little Ie that true? Ww with mint of plenty | aftern: ing in n your Potaar bn I write to get Informatt gained for | mouth Congre al ct HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE PRODUCTS CO, Led., 112 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. real 4 Olty enn of the t wh « entr by Dr. Clarence L. Whi it ist mn cou e ts to the mo . cles) First Presbyterian church that turn an ordinary world Into a Ko inside that? EARNESTINE. |!8 London and on the es paradise h sald a awestruck volee. | 4 write th swervisor of the|*t te said that Lady has — site After dinner night we nt r t jerne weemed to} a cutic » . long wished for just “an to my room and t ace and he looked up abthe cel,” an have many other titled! and I made Oliver guess what domoatic selence at the | People, and i» joyously giving the of the pus ng thing? he said slow ar: Weahinntan which her friendahip in sup-| It was lovely tc * ed to lend to the itled one in eyes gc t / : th transactions i —_ e a Tec 1um | A I ave bee unal to find r player, that peer en the . ou request, bt th ape iag | is , ‘ ‘ i fe secesssfal with ber 4 to pow || between the high priced Baking Powders and /MALTED MILK) = |" Chet are Imitations” 1910. EMBER 29, | STILL CONDEMNING PROPERTY ‘ANOTHER AVIATOR the cheap big cans, Crescent Egg-Phosphate hipped (0 an Coa in gray and brow is the high quality moderate priced Baking Pow- der, proved by the test of its leavening power, its evenness, its uniformity and its wholesomeness, Creseent is moderate in price and great in satis- faction. * Sold by Grocers, 25¢ per Ib. ie Decne hgh! era No more—no less. You Can Pay Us $1 4 CRESCENT MANUFACTURING CO., Seattle, Wash.” Pacific Outing =x What You See in London's Windows Will Be Found in London’ s Stores nt’ indise, * when st A sweeping Goods show windows “differc London always makes good when it come guarantee protects every customer to the very limit. Bring But. $3.50) ? 49 For Men’s or Women’s @ FINE SHOES: Women's Button Cloth some Blucher styles, in all sometimes look mighty pretty in the to closer inspection o merch ( TAFFETA SILK Thous now usin feta Silk at Values Positively tisfie 1 women aré 50 Guaram- patent or viet ers or patent Pr teed Taf ur lovely | Extra Printed Baby Shoes See « Men's House | Buy Williams’ | 25c¢ Ruffled Daisy Cloth—| Wome A's Soft patent Domestic Smyr-| 75¢ Linoleum | Slippers—Vel- | Shaving Soap, | White —— 8 i t | Storm Rubbers or viet Not | na Door Rees, or square | vet or alliga-| and use it Until all are 6 Special ul 5c a pair, but 21% x5% at | ya cial at | at sold j blue | nc 28 | Sc | 59c | Five Forenoon Specials in Ready-to-Wear 75¢ and 89¢ New Flannelette Kimonos 49¢ M4 Black Taffeta Silk Maists $1.98 and Dre F Pure Tat ‘42c 3c 15c 9c 39c - Best quality Flannelette Kimono ing Sacques, in dozer new pat Phese qu are never sold regularly at less 75¢ and feta Sil nt or back; regue $1.00. All sizes, from 34 to 46 lar $4.00 values: all 2 e883 282554 ezenr $2.00 and $3.00 New $6.00 to $10.00 $1 Black Petticoats 49¢ $3.98 Hat Shapes .....05.. Women’s Long Coats . Good quality Sateen and These Shape are all new Guaranteed All Full- c Heatherbloom Petticoats; wid tyles for this Fall and Winter ( s. it en’s and Nia er than the average and extra | Felt, velvet a silk Twenty misse ‘ C ; and : well made different style ll « mixtt ire the — ve Gl OVES Do You Want a Sweat- | A!) Wool Swe: for chil HOSE SUPPORTERS = ong, Silk. Gloves, all er at a Saving? $1.00 and 8 © Supporters Mr — 64c $5.00 All-Wool Coat Swe plain weave s linen straps the A pair p saa ag ie ant ' t fasteners We Lor ! all col wh cardina r Oxf 4 re am de ors; embrole eve 00 ¥ we 1 Swea k air guaranteed. F A with knitted-ir ( Suppo in “ $3.50 Dining Room Sweaters, semi finan ‘ ard Our w rex 4 a Chairs nal only; high roll collar price ‘ al cor enthared Oa lin hape turnover, Our Fifty W aes \ fancy : the and ong; regular 4 1.98 Children's Woe mar) $1 FI 50 ng ers, plain weave afenyi vock- | reg b z ial $1. 95 Sts) waite ynly. Our a is . } Mm 4 Stove Boards at Half : ntial eaving, } \ Taffeta and carry the elebrated u H 7 M u oe ree ‘ Wabash nake guaranteed di year-— »siery—Men's \ rid Wat i k ‘oar teed nderwear osiery Men's Wear 22¢ es ier NECKWEAR Re 00 able Stoe Yat 50c " re on regu ir Value 65c ro 106 Me Howrds 40c " HANDKERCHIEFS * ) Embroidered DIAMOND DYES in dozens To clear a cabinet of Diamond | Dyes, all color ull gone, a packs t= og 5c Crockery—Carpets Curtains—Blankets