The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1910, Page 6

CT em me cane eer ee ne A LL LLL pasreeasares THE STAR-—MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1910. NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR Puzzle Solved! Remember that little puzzle of ours Saturday? Yell us where it was, Well, here it fs, right on Whether you did or x @rranged on the round top of the hat, like trees other look. You can almost see an auto whirl tr thing missing is a fence Try Dandy No-Meat Says Our Friend V 5 BY A VEGETARIAN. fine. The Gatiated with the turkey dinner supply t of Thanksgiving and the goone small grated @inner of Christmas, a complete | pepper to ta change of fare might be welcome eggs. Mold and afford an excellent opportu-| well gr Bity to try « vegetarian meal loaf is not * * t, you see in the picture one of th crumb: It’s a Nature Fake the head of a It gives the effect of a Meal, egetarian walnuts and Brasil nuts | » necessary ofls, Add 1] d onion, ss salt and | ste, and two well-beaten | into loaf and bake fn 1 pan «@ hour, If/ old with | ent toasted e the sauce, RRAERHRAR RA REA E HE brown tue flour and butter, stir * */up with water, then add cream to * VEGETARIAN MENU * to desire consistency * FOR NEW YEAR *) while loaf is baking, pare and cut} * * | into shoestrings 1 quart of carrots, | * aoin rdlu WYP WYPYP/ and boll until tender in salted * Tomato Bisque ® | water. Drain and won with but: ® Usives Wafers Celesy ®/ ter. Heat 1 can peas in a little * Vegetarian’s Turkey *® | butter and season. When loaf is} * Cranberry Sauce * | done turn out on large platter, en-} % Mashed Potatoes */\ctrele with carrots and surround * Boiled Onions * | carrots in turn with the peas, Edge | ® Celery and Pit * | the platter with parsley or cress, * Cheese Straws ® also decorate top of loaf with a & _-Vegetarian’s Mince * few sprays | * Hard Cracke s Ch Rl wid tea aelak: aun ediebe inl : nffee ¥ | little strips the size of matches, | Pee egeaeweedae add to it half the quantity of Here we will have a dinner which will digest most promptly —a dinner which insures grown ups and children against the mon ster “Grouch,” © ise a next day spell of indigestion coming aro The mock turkey as served by|ing mincem Vegetorians is a delight to the| plenty of m tara: at in it, ¢ even ben eye. To make it, take 1 cup raw take the place of suet rice and fry in olive ol! until light|od. Fruit J brown. Then pour over it 2 cups egar fro water and boil until nearly|candied f done. Add 1 cup mixed nut meats | ra (pecans, English walnuts and hickory nuts) chopped rather fine, | ri % cup black walnut ples all go % cup Brazil nuts chopped quite | combination. TODAY’S AMERICAN apices and Grownups. niteo Guid Far f her fou some chil L. Gaynor, of busily engaged an adaptatior fairy tale r Seven Dwarf late this season Jack Built” and two of her best known f operettas. Her songs, fan i almost every househ The Slumber Boat,” “Jerust I Love the Old Doll Best" and “The! it | Gingerbread Man build Mrs. G: two ters, Rose and Dorothy Ia terpreters of thetr mother engaged and are now touring the concert. Children everyw est in| Will their mothers, too, find beautiful | tleman f melodies and sweet sentiment in A---I car the work of thie American interpre-| the cireum ter of child nature. | principle nish sweet red p ing and serve on lettuc in: currants, eandied citron, | vp che OO grt ac eh yer ye WOMAN YnthiaGreys Her Songs Are Loved by Children 3 etters e, and| right for her * or} son, add French n “mincemeat” has no| Mf course. As time rolls ighted meat eaters nd to their way of mak-| eat. Lots of fruit and ats, using Brazil nuts to is the meth ices, jellies, spiced m sweet pickles, cider, rults, chopped nuts sugar and chopped ap-| to make up « luscious | | will answer letters by mail when addressed d envelope is en be answered Grey will not me | to kiss a marri a gen-| judge, not knowing %, Byt on general star I do not think that the stage The beautiful little wooded hill? eattle girl latest things old mo sight around the curve of the We Did you piek it? in millinery autumn day seene. T hat brim. The asked you to This is Mile. Robin A y Ath Hl De r i The St 40 h ad A Clean the your frock starch into tbe lace, let it lic hour \ and vt by then crous aigrettes © an only PRETTY PARISIAN PLASTERED WITH PEARLS| ne, the this season, ir OFFICE ming of almost GIR L AROUNE THE Home By Cynthia Grey Ne ns wit wax and h fled lace yoke powder rubbing brush n pe some The earl girl,” wh the rage of the worn at her neck and in are fighting nightly to 2 tarch w absorb h grease and When putting dow t nm of h, nai str tm « it ba " ! 5 ta dust f gettin eath and also ‘ from molature 1 nica ‘ may be cleared wishing with vinega ‘ ff allow the mica ‘ ar @ short m . 1 h n f A de thin Grey?s4 oy et — ata Talks. THE CHEERFUL IDIOT SHOCKS KATHRYN The Choorful Idiot met Kathryn on the corner, The Cheerful Idiot, you know, is a person designed by Provide to tell us truths we should never know without him. “Hell!” said the Cheerful tdiot, “you look aa if you had swal lowed a wasp. What'a wrong? "You are!” «napped Kathryn, “I have not swallowed a wasp. ot the votbache? o, | haven't got the toothache or anything else Just what would you ke to have?” inquired the Idtot, blandly, as he sat down on the head of bis walking cane A chance, for one thing In @ lottery? No; tn life. What makes you so simple? Simplicity is the highest form of art. Why don't you learn that 1 want to learn something useful; 1 want to go off to school, and learn music and other beautiful things Beh is not the only or even one of the best pla beautiful things. You can learn @ lot of th you do; I'll even aasiat you,” he concluded, alrily Kathryn seowled at the Cheerful Idiot, who went on You say you want to learn music, Why not begin by cultt vating a musioal vole? Fr voice at present resembles the tones of a calltope with # cold. You have no idea how much it would improve you to modulate {t." Well, of all things—* Hold on a bit,” said the Cheerful Idiot. “It is not my fault that your family and friends have entered into a conspiracy to keep you from knowing the truth about yourself, When you are through with your voloe you might tackle your temper. You would be quite pretty if you had ap amiable expression. I may add that an amiable expression is in Itwelf beautiful What else will you help me to learn?’ asked Kathryn Simply To hold up your shoulders and walk softly, When you come Inte a room I am reminded of a stampede in a Duitch seboob where they wear wooden shoes, you know.” Well? Next you should learn to b your hair to learn suppose sensible and un aturally and stop spelling your nam were christened Katherine; that is the swee to spell name.” 1 declare,” said Kathryn, “you are positively ineulting.” 1 am nothing of the sort; | am merely simple, as you #0 wisely remarked. I am merely telling you the truth. My frank ness may insult your vanity, but tt Matters your intelligence. 1 am assuming that you will aval) yourself of the Information which your family and friends have so carefully concealed from you, and make yourself a really attractive girl Kathryn's face softened. Tl go home and think it over,” she said When you are letter perfect in this, come to me,” sald the Cheerful Idiot, “and we'll have another lesson. ffected. Comb Kathryn; you . old-fashioned way HOLIDAY HILARITY Teday’s Home Game — Bubble Party. Get together a doxen gifte—five cent articles will do if you wish tc prettily with cok | bon. | Pink and pale blue could mark the gifte for the girls and green jand yellow for the ® trifles | Before th Kuests | matic packs: hier of the | make @ pretty showin | Provide the usual bowls of soap | water and pi The bund) one at a time, are at |tached to a string which depends jfrom the celling and each in turn | takes up his position several yards from the packages | Bach player has three ¢ | WBich to hit the bundle with bie. If any of the three “ blown by him hite the bundle the prive tained in the latter is hin If all fall to hit the mark, the ture pense paper and rib BLIND ACTRESS RECOVERS SIGHT ‘ (My United Press.) | YONKERS, N. Y., Dee | Clara Morris, the actress why | blind recently, is slowly recover her sight, according to friends here | today | It im maid that she can now dis Marionette Over 400 pearia | t wears a necklace of her silken skirts, | ake f the stove and add th white of ge beaten stiff uve fine knit underwear © of lace or net under| thin places and n a few stitches} through them, Will last much | longer | avold expense—and tle them up SPECIAL HOLIDAY COOKING Turkey Wahman (Special Noodles) 35c PEKIN CAFE, 2d and Yesler THE ONLY PLACE IN SEATTLE WHERE YOU CAN GET FIRST CLASS CHINESE COOKING $5 Silk Petticoats Do not hesitate a minute on these Silk Skirts, madam, for this offer may not occur again. Read care- $ 98 fully— i @ um Black and Colored Silk Petticoats, in a good, wide mode I d N { 1 Liet Not more than two to a customer—one black and one colored sk o come d see These are stirring specials, madam, and we want you just what we have. Best of all, your purchase money will be refun 1 if the goods fail to please you—LONDON Long Flannelette Kimonos | Black Taffeta Silk Waists | Worth $2,00 and $3.00 | Worth $4.00 and $5.00 | These Kimonos are as Five different style good in quality and make an tn Black Taffeta ! any you will see priced $2.00 ts, Open front ¢ to w, One day's « back: made of ¢ sale at $80, All sizes and p ure taffeta silk; all & dozens of patterns Furs $3.50 Neckpiece $1.98 " to $10 You can always rely on Newest Hat Shapes London’s Furs; every one is warranted 98c The le of Hat Regular $3.50 7 98 | Re ul ar $5.00 $2, 98 Bhapes h Seattle, Muffe bes M Your choice of any Shape; vale Neckplece ular 5.00 | Regular $7.50 to $10.00 Furs | ues fr to $16.00. On 3 Rousing Dress Goods Specials Heavy Weig Smart New Woolen Crepes as and Sicilians "ral Panamas and novelty weave of great prom French een, in black and inches wide, of beat domestic colo’ ise. Will be found particular. which were bought at @ manufacture, in well-selected as sortment of wanted ly satisfactory for dresses re- | great reduction from the regu eiaed whe te the Det card ac. | Quiring that stylish clinging | lar price These are woven priced at 65 to The per yard, ac ss Pika oh cording to where you buy. Lon. | @ffect, See these goods by | from clean, fine wools and will don, however, will cut off ali you | all means. Special 89 be on special sale to 98. want at 49¢ Per Ard eesessscee C | morrow at, per yard ..... c ART SQUARES | MORNING SPECIALS Hair Switches, sii Big special on Half-Wool Art Squares tomorrow. These are | shades, 28 to 32 Inchox longs reversible and woven in one piece of a combination of wool and | regular $* 00 value. v] cotton, but in such a way as to give not only «@ rich effect but Till noon service as well— | Closter Halr Putte; must be 2%x3 yards. 3 25 | 3x4 yards, 5,45 j seen to be appreciated; a Special eee ' Special : ’ shades; regular $2.56. ant 3%x4 yards. 5 noon at Special ic age 15) WHOM. io vee Knees 6.3 | London's Aeer ye $1 33% yards. | 4x4 yards. | 25¢ Hair Rolls, all Special .. . 4 85 | Special .... tee 7.25 shades. Till noon . Old Store wei * | Moses Cream, ane | face cream that is ‘calinete hed PEt) Has the Blanket Values | {223 Sgt ona ieve ion Has faults, This is perfect; a femme: | lar 35e value TH WOOLNAP BLANKETS—Size 60x76, good for double bed; comes | Yo 19¢ in white, gray and tan, This blanket is worth $2.50 $1 39 io <4 te a pair. London's special price, pair Women's Heavy Lace Collars; GRAY BLANKETS—If you want the best value in a 10-4 Gray | Many beautiful patterns; values Manket, ask for the “Saracen”; {t is now worth $1.25 a 69 to 49e. Special till pair, London's special price, pair C | noon .... WHITE BLANKET—This is the Nashua Mill Alpine Blanket, | Women’s and Children's White and in made to retafi at $1.25; it is all white; no be r 71 | Hemetite extra 10-4 size. London's special price, pair : ATC j alar & TAN BLANKET—Ask for the NEPONSET Bi a good blank for a double bed; in only, with pre t ené Stak {et borders; sells $1.60 a pair, London's special y 77 ’ ah © London’s $1.25 WOOL BLANKET—Extra Large Wool Blanket, in grays only ondon s 1.2 with pretty pink and blue borders, and bow Underwear—Hosiery——-Men's Wear | S89c London's Lily Kid Glove is now on the is of thousands of womer ich fact loudly pro | claims its wearing quality. This | is our own direct tmportation } and real uld be sold for $1.25 per pair. Indeed, many & less worthy glove ts sold for even mc Tomorrow noon, we offer any shade, any Curtains—Blankets size of the Lily Glove for 89¢, Crockery—Carpets 2 ger pepe prolyl pt Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. See Classified Page. that she will be able soon to sec e SES MEE ES ARE car. & & SESErreesse