The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1910, Page 6

cmap noma 1 | | TH PECIAL INTEREST a New One! NEWS Ol Hist! Here’s State Good Roads convention and Ps teike! |the Washington State Good Roads way hd leonvention, bo ite ne Don't’ you. want ARR RRR HH old In thin Clty the Iattar part of to try something * lthie month ‘ ’ new for your 2 co Manne aa teneh he Among thowe who will deliver ad-| cr en eael * ON INK *! drones are Gov. Hay of Washing night? # Thiv aystom of taking finger | tna’ Farmers Union, CM, Relay, Here s one |® prints tx used by the police in | the af toe Gk ties caenaen Gh that was never |* many cities for the detection */thy country, City aatacad Thom. | tried before—an | * of criminals, and a hand print #140) of seattlé and 1 = Wil absolutely | w of each crimir ul in taken when #] fy i a mer © Hallow lw captured | Fosaute. . party fea * For this purpose the police ture just invented * wee ordinary printer's ink by one of The # rolled thin one plece of : Star's bright * glans, You coutd do that, too, young men * if you could got the ink, but ares, - Of course you * hore in a way to make an ink WL will want your ® that will be just ax good for * ack -o- lanterns * your purpose, and which won't and candles and | leave your guost's hands #o autumn flowers ® dirty and Cynthial * Take an ordinary plate or told # platter, and cover the bottom me | ® with butter, spread out for | * thin, and then wiped off Of Our 7? ble * not Washed, so that thin " Ru # ing of will be lett Sale—Be nig thing — t |® blacken {t with the amoke of ature th *# candle, Do thi to two or ake you * th pla rder to be he me 2 1 - b bh k about in th *, n i ghborhood & Bette it on your owt Invite to y # hand a rg fore tb “ an € r o th © ma nbe t . a ‘ . # th ' ‘ t . and HOW THE IMPRESSIONS SHOULD LOOK Tee ee ee eee eee ~ oakley TS) GREYS So-called because it may be made roll it out In a round piece ab = rm The Best Cough Syrup Is fm a hurry guests an big as the dinary sance . ? arrive for dinner milk, the center of this put a flat Easily Made at Home o tablespoo: cup cake of fresh sa flour, « egg ring to up in the ———— Costs Little and Acts Quickly Heat th cups of w and add en together o the butter. Stir the flour into the | making an a Is it considered eonecaadbetaadnicspecinilh Aect9s cup of cold milk r din the over stay the egg, which has well- which w 30 beaten, stir into the h add utes flavoring, let it boil up two or three times and serve ynee with Raisin Pudding. sugar and cream cups flour cup sugar, thre 0 WON The Black Hand Hallowe’en Party ‘ ay Fight to Save Seals AN INVITATION e b « t fing s pe In ord nue THE BLACK HAND . ad Jast to find wh tt the @ roe i ner prints of r Have Demar € € ' ants a o ‘ . these impressior ee Mr. John Smithers s t rapid tb of stiff cardboard voard ut the home ¢ reek as it is called, at xT inches | Miss Mary Jones ’ 1 size. Lay the cards out to dry T m st r wn © the | om ervat then put them all into a box n the night of € « ' to fede Half an hour or so before you Monday, October 31, tua}: ) 4 t ' ; serve refreshments, or suppe ave t § o'clock 7 he f ‘ . each boy draw one of tb ard ‘ nti oatle ey from the box. Then te ‘ ; ‘ fe j that they will have to do it ' anose Bb 4 detective work by finding their own ; during , he | partners for supper. They are , . aching | to find the girl whose right hand aot peid Ghost Lanaa ) corresponds to the impres al enkine a Re nagg Af his card. As no two persons BLACK HAND! rotesta from fents a v4 are just exactly alike € hen é ings, there is no danger that “of pont ge . Ms (4 boy will capture more than one gir ose = nga { There will be a great deal of Tie acerd of ven will éincul t hunting, and scurrying abo . TY r cum . funny Incidents attending th ease TRB g : ge wee y, for partners, but of course it {| boys the names of well known de-| pecs ‘ ace alte a a ; oa | understood that any unnecessary tectives, such as s act . ; rs 4 holding of hands {s strictly taboo. | Dr, Watson, Lee Had yc — ee oe f4 If you want to you can give the’ Dew, Nick Car 4 ee | But w at . . To Wrestle for Title | * Paul Laure Dunbar ' ha Sausage Rolls. Emergency Pudding Make a dough as for crust fTAR—TUESDAY, OCTOB GOVERNOR AT GOOD | WALLA 1910, TO S$ ROADS MEE SPEAK (By United Press.) WALLA, Oct jeording to an announcement te | President I, C, Lawrence, many prominent men of the Northwest Eggless Cake invitation neonge Pr va eer tata Two cups rich sour « cy oer nil cups sugar, five cups flour, or eat Dear Misa Grey—Please send me a ; canard spoon soda, two teaspoons lemon ar. Ther for chile con carne , cod oie extract, one-half teaspoon salt soda has t Follow a eng | Stir the cream, sugar, salt and , ir carne: One oh. Semon together’ dissolve ‘the soda) put ina buttered mold and stcam| beata: 1 pound round -« i// What They Are and Why We Offer Them ip a tablespoon of warm water and done This p im can be) spoon seeds ton 2 ‘ : add to the gredients. Stir br weeks a d steamed over | spanish Inrge i The greatest problem a store has is to keep clerks busy during the morning hours, and for this e at e, un le wanted 1 an tomatoes. fter » aos —- beans over night put t x7 reason we offer exceptionally strong inducements to customers who will shop at that time. In teat akan ae at, cook 1. veoh pean er fyb many instances the merchandise is sold for less than it cost and even then we feel repaid, be- rately. Cut gartte ant Pines. Ga barnie you Kai ia tel cause of the hearty response we invariably get from the There is always great profit to you in cloth with thet at, md moat valuable conces if you will heed London's specials. If you cannot come, te le phone to your husband's office and tell F ne tom t rick eelatons ant’? him or some other member of the family to bring it. previously str the beans} ural hea ' : yp hao Maxi ~ pep = salt , other ; Hon wi 4 h MORNING SPECIALS More Morning Specials Wetet Bros. 4 Fo Plated CONSTANT READER h str honey can be Real Bristle Hair B Blue Seal Vaseline, in glass | Fancy White Stone Brooches, nives and Forks Green Tomato Catsup One| {natead of tb gar syrup, if solid ba ’ . Jars Till noon in many sb 4, set with white and durable. s ck of tomatoes and 2 larg weal etre reguisr’ prices | special S30. | stones: segues ted ta 15 49 . Place t 1 , if housew in th The t p 9%c Ladies’ Fancy Silk Scarts, | 35c sellers. Till noon Cc Bros.’ Table 14¢ tnt oy Dig rang yee _ 39e Ti noe 50 Fancy Brooches, Roman gold Spoons, per of six . ain | this Fines 6 sa teh Till noon Gl cet with white stones; our rr Bros.’ Tea Te i = " stock hegetypcuneegoae + sonar 2. Hole Time Clock : , ‘ ° teehee Brush and Comb, in box; only White Stone Hat F regular Clock brass finish, and q 200; worth 49 5 to $1.69. Ti iy i “the "t i wr a r at i Ladies Black Fabric G Dent's Gloves. for ladies brow - t in a a; regular any « Coat Hanger at t s, the thre oh “a k i Eh neve ve test B ar Silk t on. one . for LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY and bottle for uss. ered with shirred J lold Thimble ses; remu- | Colors: alwaye so and ‘ “ : atin; regular 780 4 Re | lar prices 10¢ and . Beit cement nace os Fiber Scrub Brush : Dear M Gre ») St ar : r Hair Bow Taffeta inches 29 pe tceser bog London Sells Fownes’, Dent's value Till SHEI attend be GLOVES Pony Cloth 1 Pad H mat) | seams. Don _ : rake? . ~ Proba ne © on the - c 8 se ka SWEE Te ‘ I t x . rt piace, ao not Gloves than London. These 1] Or Caracul for these stun: HI scan top; a h 89c each. ' Los “Qe aa ace, ¢ ° are the R > 8, not , . ‘ " ps . “a 4 14 i 1 if more Der en ning Long Coats so many are ¢ - $ s 98c : ‘ sch ae ror ednesda eC | + . ‘ xia OF ee, en aes W t Sh : reduced pelea f geedy mate Bie @ 5 be — n BOTH LOWER FLOORS tle y, “$1. 48 ww $1. 22 |[ ta" $3. 15 ‘pars 2 . b but " C | DAISY CLOTH—In cream, shes By : ; nd | hb comes {0 * y p 4 ska Dent iO. ae Full 50 Inches wide Velveteens neths of yards; * 10 LBS. SUGAR, WEDNESDAY ONLY 19¢ cole $1. 39 tor and : oer 9hc be With other orders of Groceries and Fruit Dear M ( _ colo i price J Cranberries iS 1 : . me & sin e for " BEG) a 9 39c GALATEA CLOTH — Hyde : Whole Codfish, Ib 44 ; , toll u Long Flannelette Trimmed Hats, $4.98 | Russwin Food Cutter | | 4, ar * Free Delivery With $1.50 Purchase A R READER Kimonos, $1.19 Worth $10.00 Has ¢ knive pens wide t ¢ be GROCERIES AND FRUITS AT CUT PRICES . . Cat ti e tate an Worth $2.00 and $3.00 Look at ¢ how f Hat beat Food Cutter made, as it i” Stalls 109-110 Main Floor—Also 33-34 Down Stairs C f 5 ttl Kit a t w hat. W : The tal price 73c MORNING SPECIAL a 1 de ‘ Ye 7 _ ‘ h a wolg 0 ed e t his same quality in ar ish H A Steel Gray Enamel BOTH STOR Pr pre at th I j ther ste ¢ han $ you w . oa 7c American Prints, 3¢ First ‘ Ss T. GERMA IN tip ea , Mutual Life Building pe 4 al Mb nl ay i ph iaceetl eine ae TEAPOT \merlean Shirt tern Ve ta direct from baker r . - ) i ita a0. anc uart ¢s cf We retell Gren from behery at Cor, First Av. and Yesler are wort 0 $8.00 each Over five hundrea Poo" perfect ir KF imperee bs ale, but give you benefit of whol , ! nd f n hot f | All aises indred | way, with crown o¢ From 8 3 ‘ope anitary inspec Here are some spe : ‘ Women’s Wool Waists, } "ee. Fine materia Me rie ‘al ice, 1 ‘a well made : oe meee an $1.98 SENECA 8T,. ENTRANCE 1 ed, with blue th 1X tu P : 8 Ranvier Prices $2.75 to $4.50 $15 F S . <I 1 Je all : 1 | ur Set, $6.98 Set $1.75 BI nket, 69c t t Oe ST. GERMAIN 1 ike Place n f the fa ' rn ag Bg 35 ‘ anket, Uc : f money as we offer in | Large Muff to match, in genu | customer. ‘This Blat xf i lave HOOD'S HOME-MADE CANDY Ha furrier 3 - é R th t. Me than one bun ine Black Russian Lynx. Both re lly sold tour Wednesday Specials i ay, 2 arg Jred dozen new Fall and Win pleces lined with shirred | eemerelly eld: at 9 and t Almond Bar, 1b 206 Dear Mi Which danguage | eoid and A with er Wa all kinds of wool- | satin, You cannot buy a set | CYC? $2.00 by some stor An NOTE—This Blanket is 0” ; 20¢ 6m oken the { a 7 : n and o vles of walst like this in the fur stores at | @normous 11-4 Blanket for full sale only at our Seneca Street la Which b third pic ing All snd sizes less than $16.00. size double bed, Comes in tan entrance. Magi will be on the program of the Four 1526-1528 S (KILLED IN FALL of the day by falling from a Wright aero a plane at Magdeburg, Menthe war member of the army aviation corps and was maneuvering when the Landis Jcontinued until Noverhber 24 contempt cases. against officials Watch the Papers oo Some ‘ Good “Arcadian” Range News OM) SWINE Go, SECOND AVE. fetment failure | books of the nvestigation by | FROM AEROPLANE (iy Unit BERLIN, Oct, 26. Lieut Menthe German army, was killed to accident occurred Must Show Books. CHICAGO, Oct Judge K. M in the federal court today packing come under in The cas the packers to produce companie the by of ty tter Hurry the of resulted from at a recent federal grand ISEATTLE MAN TO AID DEITZ DEFENSE First, Cl M. W. Peterman, of 2129 urence Darrow, the Ohp av, Seattle, a former neighbor of |!awyer, who speaks in Seattle "ys night, will defend Diet John Dietz, is planning to circulate | | 2, Weer © @ statement of Mr Vs sontag 4 subscription paper to raine funds | qq HAD ty, for the defense of the plucky Wi a consin man, who ie facing a mur + . (der charge En 0) \family, withstood the siege of an army of deputy sheriffs in hin at ht may mean ge mfisented by the Weyerhauneu vorrow, but not if your » timber interests ver, and bowels g Ls are Mr. Peterman says that severally, ay 4y : © helped former neighbors of Dietz are | » their natural work by ing in Seattle, Among them are Frank Conn, a member of the pe lice department, and Frank Hen-| rich, of Ballard Seventeen were grante civil war by congre pension PILLS | told Everywhere. {ERE ts aw betwee In hones 109, snd te, TD” ° WRONG Rick T Way Bea lili IL much difference n the right wa the wrong the and night The right way to dance is th graceful way; the ng way t dance ts to be cor t graceful. The dancer tab the precs n of le f dancing master who how ix in bh Avor @ and * highe t C. Stevens, kr conspicuously above all the rest 1 ' largest west of the Mississ ; river Prof. Steven * was years complet i ing his system. It ix pronounced by thore who know as greatly sup ov in not only equipping the beginner with the absolutely correct pose in : dancing but in graduating pupils tn the shortest space of time. Those who learn tc | Stevens Dancing Acade erally recognized as an dancers in the city. The good dan- S cers are always in demand; the / poor dancers are usually left to th last and are received as partnen two-step or waltz only a nce The Stevens Dancing Academy now ‘Jocated in a new butl e diately adjoining the f sl on at Fourth av. and Pig a Prof. Stevens en} ¢ conducting bis clam, 9 dancing lessons can be hal 4 day and evening from 10 4 1 t cancing starg . ending, with Assembly Dance Vednesday and Friday evenings | s admitted free. 4 sitors are cordially invited 9 all and inspect the new academy Pp r to join the classes. The cartoons accompanying this * le show some of the exagem Ui d etyles of dancing of those why earned wrong,” and a pleture . the correct position on the bab floor.