The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1911, Page 6

where she ¢ for her > Mikes ch Ike tak! any ligh heavy was IT years. by the enclose a private re er of your ¢ epectfully Dear Mis print this me? Ia 19 years of looking drink. 1 like to anly Seattle would Don't mat if girl or &' out more abc F below. So if you w a c ONE STAR REAQER I thank and oblige you. You y do not give truly, n coins an HUBERT W. CAMPRELI - # Rastings St Miss Grey—I am Vancouver, } « and 1 would Dear Miss Grey helping poor mortals Will you help me, {f you can QM a young married woman owr ing our own hon and I love be at home, but my husband gone until in the evening every @ay and I get very lonesome. 1 Living Cushions In a certain great zoological garden is a cage filled with monkeys} and white rats. | I have spent many hours watching the animals and wonder their human ways. One trick of the keys in particular revealed wneanny insight into t methods of human beings: their use of the/ white rats as cushions. A monkey would select a nice fat lace it upén the Smooth its fur, and take a seat upon its fat le, where he Guletly enjoy his dinner, making it perfectly cl to the onlo that he appreciated the comfortal hion afforded by the rat was fun for the crowd and fun for key But consider the affair from the « point of course, was just what the average person did not do “it doesn’t hurt the rat,” was the usual comment @id not, but was it fair? I have always had a fancy Ordained those rats for other purposes than living cushlo He ordained a large number of human beings for other p irposes which they have never been allowed to fulfill because ve been in’the position of the white rats in the cage of mon Sometimes the living cushion is a man, sometimes a wor ‘be the father, brother, sister, daughter, husband or wife It may even be, and often is, the mother I know a man who bad brilliant prospects in his have made bis mark and his fortune as an artist leave home to study because his parents needed him for a cushion His father quit work as soon as the boy was grown, “because a son Ghould look after his parents in their old age. And the father never worked again. He lived to be 80. The talented son Is stil ng in @ small book store in a country town. | I know a woman, an only daughter, who had to give he man | she loved because her mother was unwilling to wa n by} strangers. The mother had a pleasant existence; the daug 60 and lives alone in a New York boarding hou Living cushions come to grim ends at tin Now, I wonder how many wo mn who read this are sitting on ® living cushion? I wonder how many are perfectly able to do for themselves, and are unwilling to give up the comfortable seat upon | father, brother, or whoever they have chosen for a cushion? If you should be dull of an evening, think about this little story You might carn the everlasting gratitude of the person who has b } Dest to you of all the world if you voluntarily surrender your cushion a | water. Let this stand over night In the morning boll 15 Let stand until th Weigh, and for eac Buttermilk Pie. omit meoge ong ht orto toda (Contributed.) st gel wag on get buttermilk, 2 eggs, 1 cup sugar, 1) futiy followed the pr Gup raisins, 1 tablespoon strong | liver jellsiike and delvele vinegar, 144 tablespoons flour, 23 = teaspoon cinnamon, % teaspoon allspice, bake in two crusts. This| takes two pies, and is fine FASHIONS " SHION S Velvet Sponge Cake. (Contributed.) | Mure Beat 1 cup white sugar, 1 cup Night brown sugar and 4 eggs to- gether 15 minutes, slowly add 1 full enp boiling water, beat while add-! ing water, add 2% level cups flour | and 1 tablespoon baking pow beat smooth. This makes two cakes baked in long dripping pans. Turn from pan onto tea towel, fold towel! Complete over cake and turn right side up.|/to be worn c then turn pan over it and let steam | 4iip are shown 16 or 20 minutes. Cut cakes into halves and put together with any filling. Always nice. French Steak. (Contributed.) steak (the cheap cuts are or veal in a baking dish with spaghetti or macaroni y cooked, add 3 whole clov leaves, and cover with % fan tomatoes, bake until tender add water to keep juicy while bak ing. If preferred, rice can be used fn place of macaroni, and is nice and scart sets Odell cas shat sata ot vetvek velvet lined with satin, some fur-trimmed some plain, are inexpensive and very smart | Very handsome plaid silk is tak-| |ing the place of silk in Persian de-| sign for linings for chiffon blouses nics of net or chiffon ny silk gown or p-to-date shop j Once a week put a handful of sal soda down the drain pipes, then pour down boiling wate cuts the grease and keeps clean, Cheese Toast The Cut from a stale loaf of bread 6 slices about one-half inch — thick Beat 1 egg into a cupful of sweat milk and add one-half pound of goo¢ cheese and a tablespoonful of but ter. Put this mixture in a clean saticepan, set in a pan of boiling water, and stir until quite smooth : i Place the toast on a hot platter pal a) and cover with the dressing, to ns wii never atick | which should be added a pinch of ae | cayenne. For a change this dish May in the oven until a rich brown cotton, Cut it out the shap of top| of tub, but @ little larger. titeh an inch wide bias band around edge, | and in this run a tape or elastic to best wa extract the from a hard n the end run out tarch wel za minute ordinary paraffin candle » keep your bathtub clean make} a cover of cretonne or unbleached Orange Marmalade. Slice very thin 9 oranges and 1) \ Jemon. Add the juice of 2 lemons, | “°¢? the cover in place ined. Weigh, and to each| p; idiot trait ada 1 quart of cold) “* Dresmiand vontght, enone L sdialia dipeeeniateeneee ae eT Fifty Pieces Handsome Woolens If You Are Not Satisfied With Your Purchase, Come Back to the Store and Demand Your Money London wants your business and seeks it solely on the wonderful values offered and the most liberal exchange or money back policy in the world DENT’S 1 39, Sees |e | ews | Rete Space | sive ‘Lowest Prices Ever $2.50 GLOVES 9c 3c Quoted on Ss SHOES Mest Unload WOMEN’S Other Glove Bargains tenet. $l. 98 Sos os WINTER WAISTS Boys’ Heavy Wool Golf G r *; very | Goodyear Welt warm. Special Unloading Sale aig ve Worth $4.00 and $5.00 a pair ? iy : > 24c | Men ‘ joodyear Welt Shoes Jeather and Jes] JULIETS Wool Nun's ling, Albatross, Wool B: choic oight different lasts; beat oak tan . " " - * xe Men's, Women's, Youths’ and Ch all pure wool | r sole pndon Unioads at, p $1. 98 | Soisette, French Flannels, French met athe’ an wool | o s. London Unloads at, pr me, don't wal r. Here are real fur Scotch Ginghams, Irish Linens, English Mad Golf Gloves; m colors. t . N : t ibe ut all the b yprbr 49c ; 1 all kinds of the finest domestic and imported Women's Ki olown a soe ant many cot phy | Oe For the Out eed et cvetnse sesesseeesneee OG | Wain ors; every pair guaranteed. One day only 75 : luded also are regular $4.00 Net Waists, silk Real Kid Gloves, atl colors and sizes; values to $2.50 } Door Business Man | Hamilton. Brown High-Cut Shoes for he ee ee ate Aree ~ oo clapagagin : | Boys at Cut Prices ext range of patterns you ever saw. All kinds 0 bi one day $1 10 The or business man should get a pair of the - igu: ripes, checks, plaids and self designs. only | All sizes 01 32 Soft k grain stock, heavy sol lish | 978 pairs Boys’ Calf Shoes, sizes to 13%; these Sect potatoe Mer: Boys’ and Girls’ Gauntlet Gloves, with leather 44 | «wing last; worth 50, but London Un. 9. 49 c 11 not stand wet weather, but 2,000 Waists, worth a 5 ; , a 2 aiste p to $5.00. London fringe. To Unload, a pair Cc) | Joads at, pair $ nust unload, at, pair : 59c forced to Un’ iis 1. 69 ! For Women’ s Suits Worth $15 ° For Women’s Long Coats Worth $10 and $15 All-Wool Tailored Suits, in blacks, navy blues, browns, grays and All-Wool Black Kersey and all kinds and colors of All-Wool Mix mixture Jacket lined with Skinner's satin; in the latest correct | tures, in full 54-inch Long Coats; stylish, semi-fitting models. Some - $4.98 | plain tailored, others trimmed. All sizes ce veces $496 | Blanket Lane FXTRA SPECIAL 44¢ fer Men’s Unloads at, Pair, 32c, 48c, 63c, | Ni ht G owns 66c, 69c, 74c, 79¢, 88c, Etc. $25 to $25 to $50 Groat, Big, Warm Flannel bape Unloads Men’s Warn _ SPECIAL OUTING FLANNELS -|GARMENTS ARMENTS o8 oe oes Bit Mc ann cid yin that ; To Unload 15¢ and dark styles; 12%e val 0 ee ea i < “i loads, pair 22¢ 7 & price One-third Off on, All Leather | London Unloads c| , | uvening Coats, Capes, Wraps and. | yan. warm Caps; comfortable 33c, 44c, 66c, 88c, 98c, 2G | Dresses; made of finest broadcloths, silks and satins; all in | corduroy or the welcome wool $1.12, $1.38, $1. 48 Hand Bags from $1.25 up to| yard $5.00. To Unload 0c vei Btyles Outing with ear protectors ONE-THIRD OFF 1 Ligh 2 Styl Outing, in | perfect condition and worth from $25.00 to $50.00 each | Seaton LY oe “7 4dc ono Lae We t yor owr ‘ a en you buy London's 9 ‘Men MURD OFF | stripes, checks, etc. Lon dan Bln in more! $1 00 con Unloads, yard ‘ Tc don Unloads at wes screwanae ... 89.98 | Boys Gray Sweaters, cotton of | Underwear rame, To Unload ' ae : course, but: warm, ané V rancy 'N WHITE GOODS ————— | London Unionds at ; 19c | SAMPLE TOWELS Women's Fancy Neckwear, 19¢ wh to 26¢. To Unload, your 44 nite India Linon, extra fine Boys’ Swagger -Plust choice C | 26c grade; 32 inches wide 14c Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear choice of two styles, for which | 4,4 J0Uns and festive dr Bay Rum, VFiorlda’ Water and | London Unloads, yard the exclusive stores charge vot | thought Seattle was the Violet Tollet Water; 60c 29c White Dotted Swiss, 16¢ grade: $1.25. London Unloads : be—eold all his sellers. To Unload London Unloads 1 at 69c to London and hi Two and three-quart Hot Water | yara 9! home. You get the profit Bottles and Fountain Syringes; 2C Heavy Wool gray or | Come tomorrow, for every } w values to $1.49 White India Linons. Lon. R14 4 », London Unioads Mak Gt Woweltte Snr To Unload 9Bo | don Untonds, vara 52c 5 1B¢ | Mi2t gt Towel ts here onthe Men's Wool Flannel Heavy | ™! 12\4c Shirtings, 914c GINGHAMS | eas, oo Sa Heavy Twilled Shirtings, in | Staple Apron Checked Ginghams browns; the assortment ts per. | bi assortment and lots of black and white; also blue and | London Unload: 5 fect; every size it full and | 22 yards, we say white and red and white; will | yard c Aetahinee ee terete taking [25 $1. 00 woar and wash well. Lon 9: Dress Ginghams, 100 regu. JB ry—C o— Miarrio oeee thar gone : p and | Comfort Samples for baby's bet don Unloads, yard . 20 | Jar. London Unioads, yard 40 Crockery=varpete Curtaine—Blankets will tax you $1.50, Dut | To Unioad upwards of to Sa The forem fob oi up i Jini ATT Wa Th Idaho} censy Co 6,043, 8. fr om quett