The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1911, Page 6

How the maids and matre tunity to wear this dainty con’ Christmas stockings may do more _ to please the fashionable winter res or It is on a basis of folded w edging of the underbrim is of b the holidays. ck velvet ribbon, ¢ for the hat shape wings extremely . its head in from A ‘Woman came Into the theatr Not that ber outer clothes we everything about her off had ft been clean it would have been Cleanliness was the one thing lacking to make her an attractive woman, yet she was repulsive Now why am | telling you this but fam telling It to make girls and women realize the value, com mercial and social, of spotiess cleanliness. Let two girls go into a store or office and tmmediately the scales incline in favor of the one who ts the daintier. attractive as to form a valuable business asset not mean simply clean outer clothes never hangs about any man or woman unless they are spot! the skin out—1 mean clean hair, clean natia, clean ly and emphaticaily clean teeth. husband to a flashing set of well kept teeth thousands of girls owe their jobs to spotless personal ¢ If you wish to know the unconscic & street car and watch the peopl how they avoid the untidy and seek the neat. Pr even consider, except in extreme cases, One stranger rather than by anoth thelr choice. There is another reason for cultivatin Cleanliness; it has a direct ps: 2 You, becanse it is an indication of your mental condition. A cl minded person is wretched uniess daintily groomed. Therefore, giris, cultivate clean! rats and braids of false Spend less for cheap jewelry and mo tawdry finery and more for shoe greatly it will add to your health, your success. Begin today ECONOMICAL COLD WEATHER SUPPERS Meat Souffie—One cup milk, tablespoon butter, flour, 2 beaten yolks. eral uncleanliness. her hands, her nails Was heavy and a good color considered beautiful I believe many a woman hair and mor thick and add 1 cup chopped meat (@ little more or less wili not mat ter—ham is best, but any kind of pepper and salt to taste. When cold, fold in 2 beaten whites and put ¢rumbs on top. utes to haif hour oven. Serves three people gener. meat is good), buttered bread Bake from 20 min in rather hot Cheese Souffle — Three ms flour, % cup milk til thick, add 1 enp chopped cheene yoiks. Take from fire and add % dash of pepper, Bake in mod- Enough for three people. imon—Half can sal-| teaspoon salt, whites well beaten. quantity of bread, soak in water until soft, drain and) 84d to salmon, with large lump of melted butter, pepper and salt. Mix ‘well, put buttered crumbs over top and bake about 20 minutes. Enough for three people. Creamed Fish—Heat 2 cups milk.|*@Jacent to villages, also lets of | Mix half cup flour smooth with a season with butter, cook 15 minutes; % can of salmon or % pound of salt codfish soaked for at least two hours. Boil | up once and serve with baked po- break up and little water, pepper and salt, Fish Puffs—It creamed fish left, mix with twice the amount of potato, season, add | ™en. sole originator. Dancing Guarantesd Leesonn. Copyrighted Feb, 26 08. T ways free. Btriet- Children Baturday after- in 3034 Le 2177, REMEMBER We must vacate our store Jan-|dealing in any particular uary 1, 1913, and our entiro stock | goods of Fine Jewelry, , {8 being sacrificed x gardiess of cost. jo Jewelry Co., Second Ave. the frigid North will envy f wistors of the Southland the oppor | ction RIGHT NOW! Those 4 large enough checks in their than envy, for this ts one of arming effects expecially designed | ers at Palm Beach. It will be seen on the y ite net pat on in ripples An entire bird right and left CLEANLINESS AS A CASH ASSET She was young and good looking but had about her an Indefinable air of gen and sat down by me. but her Her hair dirty ded rm 1 know ft te not a pretty story Cieantiness is so By cleanliness I do which from 1 mean the atmosphe b~—parti and | am certain many niinews « power of the clean go into who we th nee obably they do not sitting by make inter che their reasons for but they inetinct the habit of personal fect upon persons who » n nd leas money for big for tollet soap and sponges for laundry bills; lees for polish. Try it awhile and see comfort and your busine ]@ well-beaten egg, put bits of but ter r top and bake until light and a@ nice brown. | Macaroni and Cheese—Take 2] cups of broken macaroni, boll salted water until tender, Cut “p % pound of cheese. Put a layer macaroni in a quart pudding dish, then a layer of cheese, with salt and pepper. Repeat until all is used, having layer of cheese on top Pour % cup of m > all and bake until brown and the milk ts absorbed Enough for five or six people |POLK’S OREGON AND WASHINGTON State Gazetteer and Business Direct- ory a Very Complete Work. Just most issued for complete work of 1911-12—-th the kind published. It contains an accurate business directory of Seattle, Spo kane, Tacoma, Portland, and every other city, town or village in Ore gon and Washington, and the names and address of country merchants and professional men, | |lumbermen, ete. who are located | government and count officers, | commissioners of ds, state boards, statutory provisions, terms of courts, names of the post masters, postoffices, exprens, tele-| photle and telegraph offices, jus | | tices of the peace, hotels, daily and | weekly newspapers, besides much | other information useful to all | classes of business and professional A descriptive sketch of each | |place is given, embracing various | litems of interest, such as the loca- | tion, population, distances to dit} ferent points, the most convenient | | shipping stations, the products that are marketed, stage communica |tion, trade statistics, the nearest | banking location, the mineral inter | ents, schools, Mbrark An important feat jure is the classified directory, giv |ing every business arranged under |its special heading, thus enabling | |subseribers to obtain at a glance a list of all houses manufacturing or| line of fue work generally is com piled to meet the wants of the bust ness community and is #0 thorough as to deserve thelr liberal patron age. Price $9. R. L. Polk & Co Seattle, Wash. noel with a very wide brim a The « of paradise covers the in | excuse from when the ligh lowed = the shone Ww » house and snipped off b . right r as it goes, but Look for the real explanation of what Venus was doing when she lost her arms in The Star tomor row The editor recelved 16,237 | suggestions ne of these has HOW TO MAKE 4 a mod de brim is of oh point greater portion of the MAYBE VENUS WAS AT, THE PHONE | A Strange Mystery to be Solved in Four Chapters. i CHAPTER it Mrs. Hi Ball of Kirkland b that Venus was listening to the old the source of supply mines engagement about a night helped solve problem. We have it at last. Hooray! A WAX MOLD WAX MOLD. | This ie a little mold of wax to go In somebody's work basket. Any girl or boy can make one by meit ing some beeswax over the fire and then pouring it into a thimble to harden, Howey the thimble must first have been aned oD the inside so that the stick to it / Take a little plece of baby ribbon nd dip the two ends of it into the ited wax aft it has been poured into the thimble When the wax hardens, the litte rit will be held fast, and will make « handle to hold the mold by wax will not Danes at Dresmian tonight. .- F>amom Az->?) oz rr>e amt>v <Z>rEoo ‘The above letters spell “equare| deal Call at 1514 Piret av. and see for yourself : Sta that I am of the opinion that what r M. B. wrote tat same fix myself. THE STAR—TUE DAY¥{ JANUARY 3, 1911, ar Mins Grey: 1 have read;the beat of advice to all boys and h interest the letters on page 6 #! lor Saturday's Star Wishing you a Hapy my | 1 have been working in Seattle I toe two years, and In all that time Seattle, Jan, 1, 1011 never bad @ chance to meet| Dear Miss Grey: 1 notice in the young lad Saturday Evening Star th there! 1 do mins the friendship of nice are quite a few young Iadies who! yung ladle 1 am Interested | Would like to meet young men, and how you can arrange to !t Interested me very much. 1 de ws to equally lonesome | Pet have qu the Income of} Prince Carl,” but at the same in your care, a letter| time would be pleased to make a] to one of these girls, home for some t me lady, 1} uid you give it to her? am 26 years old, tight hair and Respectf Yours blue eyes, and working every day.| E. W. ROBERTS, | Now, tf there is any young lady who wants a home and a good] Anacortes, Jan. 1, 1911. | companion, please let me know, 1 Dear Miss G I saw in The| do not go around much, b yi for Dec. 21 where a couple | can not find the right con wanted a young girl companion, 1) ship to go with LONELY 18, but look younger, and am ung in my ways. I would Seattle like a place in a nice home where} Dear Miss Grey Would you] « be treated as one of the please tell me (1) Was Christ] ! a blonde and play born on Deo. 257 (2) Was it, be plano ng some, Have afore Christ's time, customary} 1 t and like society, among the heathen to have a grand | Grey, please send this to the | festival on Dec (a) He persons that advertised, and I will| Christian church always celet be very much obliged Dee * Christ's b anni Yours Respectfully versary? A STAR READER ALIC An(1>) Yeu. (2) No, (3) Yen Mies Grey: How of pimples and bl What will remove dark ctre from under the ? Thanking you in advance tfully Dear Mire Grey: 1 wish to say ean one for this for tha but Ido wis! e is correct res to get @ start and cannot win alone—that in why | th A—(1) Thorough daily massage would take advantage of this op-| with cold cream will help erad portunity and ask your help. I/| blackheads The same applies also wish to say you have given! your second question WAYS THAT WOMEN MAY EARN MONEY NUMBER TWO. 10 The professional shopper needs no lucrative profession that may be plied 1 ely of moderate size expecially tn ol shopa are reputed “bargain hey Sha among the in the unding rural di The demar fed of the profession: al shopper are keon nt merchandise values, a dis not easily rofl nd natural good taste din the aclection of dreus goods, ete enter thix profession in « businesslike way, It the department heads in each department cash capital to fully the re who where more live women W seually is best to call upon store and «et acquainted. The usual diacount Allowed over th regular price is 10 per cent. The professional shopper may charge her clients a small fee, «xy $1 or $2 4 year She will do best to have small circulars printed and mail them may be se to the women folk» of the amaljer towns. Addresses cured from telephone directoriqgs Gn the farmers’ lines, and pastors of the country churches will awuelly be glad to oblige by send ing a list of hi members. When the pr yal shopper recetves a commission from her clients, she should attend to the matter in hand as promptly as poesible. This does not mean to hurry, however. Make your sé lections with due care and jadgment, ship goods ax quickly as por sible and a lucrative and Jasting clientele will result, Many we en devote thelr «pare time to this work in New York and Chieag and thelr purchases amount to hundreds of dollars in the course of a day. When one considers that the stores usually allow these shop ping agents at least 10 per cent count (that ng perfectly legitimate), it is eaaily understood why the shopping agency usually prospers Tae eee eee ee Author of Many Volum: on Masonry te Dead CHICAGO, Jan 3.—Francis A. Hayden, years old, author of several volumes on Masonry, died here yesterday He was made a 33d degree Mason in Washington, D. C., in 1866 He will be buried at his former home at Rome, N. ¥ ee The Rubber Store 714 First Ave. Oldest Alaska Outfitters in Seattle We carry a complete line of Rubber and Of| Clothing, Rub ber Footwear, Pacs, Arctics Moccasins olen Underwear Mackinaws Mitts, Glov Blankets and Kenwood Sleeping Tags eeeteeeeeeeee [ee betes eeeeee Guarantee We guarantee that Surry Sree Score @ half soles we put on will not leak and Main 6089. Phones: Ind. 2880, will wear all winter We re-sole without cost if they don’t. Retail Department We have installed a | By the REGAL DENTISTS ‘Free Examination of Teeth We might preach on the text of good h until we have exhausted the subject, but our pri be ail in vain unless you take ad: vantage of the opportunities we wen and, offer to giva you good teeth complete line of Men's Like everything else that ts and Boys’ Shoes, and worth having, a full set of Our guarantee every pair we sell. Lasting qual ity, moderate price. out some effort. We can't them to you, Denttry ts one of the arts that cannot be practiced by mail, You must come to our of Whether you pur-lf dentists to go carefully over your chase from us or not, teeth. Bach individual case calls for in: we earnestly solicit ]J aividuar handling, but fortunately Our Method of supplying miasing teeth without plates or bridge can be adapted to any mouth where there are two or more teeth left in either jaw to work from. If these teeth are allowed to point wh they cannot be saved then we can do nothing better fo the patient than supply our remov- able work, which resembles the or- dinary plate in @ measure, except that {t Is immeasureably superior to yther that we have seen, give a written guarantee with your repair work. “Hougen’s Lightning Shoe Repair Works thing better than Ayer’s Pills? ckheads? TALKS ON TEETH aching would | Method teeth {s not to be had with-| send | fice and allow one of our examining | decay to al Ww all work. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Cor, Union 110 Madison St. Headaches |fopar’s sTYLes TODAY if r | Hurd headaches. Dizzy, sick { January Clearance Sale| j headac i Burning, throb- . | ete Coste, Dresses, Ei bing, splitting headaches. | % | e At Redaction And the great majority are ws } Worthy of Your Altention all due to constipation. Any- }Z. i} . aan : Aas 4g Ask your doctor. LSA" Credit Is Also Extended Cut Price for |) ape ck 30 Days price Pall Plates gsi end | ‘Eastern Outfitting Co., Ine. | Fd Bag Bn om ang . ut the 1 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St Pubihees wedi 994 i ‘Seattle's Reliable Credit House = All work guaran Ohio Dentists OTe Pike PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for f BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO. Ine Madison at Twelfth East 414; Cedar 414 LONDON HAS THE f : BARGAINS IN . over Ow! Drug Co. Entrarite Room 4. WINTER GOODS : FOR MEN’S HEAVY & ‘3 3 will keep out the coldest wind that blows--Shirts or Drawers Fleeced Underwear that Women’s $2.00 Kid Shoes for $1 -29 This i Infants’ Shoes, almost any style She : i pon Pe black or tan; values to - Piss: or! syns tee, for 33c $1.29 f Ss Rubb ~ Women 's torm ub ers for 39c ‘ —-+- b Men's Women's Men's Women's Children's and Women's Heavy 7 Heavy Pine Kid oe $1.50 Feit | Girls’ Shoes | Soft Calf Shoes $ Tan Work | $200 Drees) oy calf; Jullets; w prices cut and lid as can be and Shoes me neatly keep y feet eeling weey appearing; $2 ¢ gong e warm as : h in every pair $2.00 value. | Mio all toast; far heap, Lon out with them Tuesday ao Wh trimmed at~ | don, you know, at puts out only t $1.59 | $2.39 $1.89 69c eaing e $1.39 t ‘ e Women's Pad ‘ Yard for 56-Inch Wide Cloth 4 Not all pure wool, to be sure, bot it is heavy and war ; and k at ita width inches. Black as blackest t thing you can think of, and suitable for any number of uses-—skirts, drenses pes, suits, ete, ete 1 got lots of it, Worth in any store . 1 f 5,000 Lovely Carpet Sampties : az Comprising Royal Wi r Lace Curtains Cocoa Door Mat caster Wiltons, Rich Ax 1 Brussels Lovely patterns § that Will eave its cost many aters, Wilton Ve { will please you; choice «, | Tapestry Brussels ‘ of four patterns, white | times over if you will | gives 27x54 in 1 ecru; worth use it; 55 stand wear 1 900; for . A8c ue; for 85¢ | and heaviest to be est blanket val gray 33¢ $6.98 trimmed with This isn’t the Blanket in ‘he but it is the ever given in Seattle; tan or single bed size; worth 6 for a more Blan. west of load half kets, London today kets than any other store Chicago; a whole ship bought last month at value, If you want Bis London. Women’s and Misses’ One-Piece Dresses, Worth Regularly $15 Newest One-Piece Dresses and brown; silk braid; This is the lowest price ever quoted on Women's Woolen Dresses. All sizes | All sizes. 3 3 ( For $1.00 Waist or Petticoat Best of All—Ladies, Read d These $5 Silk Petticoats $1.98 |&s'sbossttiy mae, na ew ans Coats, jt made, in a new fancy Black and Colored Silk Petticoats; good av stitch that is very effective. These Sweat | ers are the very acme of comfort and are erage width; several styles, While they last, at $1.98. owns For a 60c Blanket : was their see all-wool, in black, navy blue all sizes. Extra width Black Heatherbloom and Imitation Taffeta Silk Petti | coats; well made; deep under 1 and Colored { | tailored and fan- | | cy styles | offered tomorrow at a most extraordinary | bargain. E I Hat Shapes Worth to $5 49c About one hundred of the b Hat felts and silk; styles Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear styles in Shapes—velvet all colors an Curtains—-Blankets Crockery—Carpets