The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1911, Page 6

bon sash which lets and hangs in tasseled ends al HERE'S A NEW CONTEST FOR WOMEN READERS—THE PRIZE IS A COOK BOOK What do you have for a Sunday morning breakfast? Perbaps f¢is a problem that puzzies many a Seattle housewife. All read. ers of the woman's page are invited to send In an ideal SUNDAY MORNING BREAKFAST—the more inexpensive the better For the best one submitted this k, The Star will give a copy of Marion Harland’s Cook Book—ollcloth bound—the kitehen auth ority. All contributions must be received by Thursday night and addressed to SUNDAY BREAKFAST EDITOR, The Star Dear Miss Grey: (1) Will you anc Plenes tell me if a Canadian who; her to take a tral f comes to this country and buys HAPPY MARRIED MAN rty pays taxes on it, and if he es here again can he hold it?| Dear Miss Grey: My mother ts} = It he sells property can he hold} dead and my r e? A REAL }He ts very mean Pi: (1) Certainly. (2) Yes. |toxteated. Iam 18 jam in love with a young n Dear Miss Grey: In regard to the) wants me to leave my father and| ‘Busband signing his name T. M. B.| marry him. My father ete to this young man can't consider him-| me marrying this young man. A. L. Self a husband, unless his wife has| A.: Your burden must be weari-| poor health or lack of knowledge of | some and I can only advise you to| @ooking. Any tan who will leave follow the dictates-of your own Bis wife lay in bed until he gets heart. If you are certain you love! ae breakfast is an E. Z. Mark.|the young man I would not advise! are his wife has to go to you to sacrifice yourself to your Work, too. father. | 4. don't understand why so many ——— young men get married and expect Seattle. ® Woman to live on 50 cents a day! Dear Miss Grey—Will you kind-| nd have the best of food and al-|ly tell me through The Star if} ‘Ways be weil dressed. He doesn't| wedding announcements sent take enough Interest in his home.|out before or after the wedding ‘That is the reason wh yhis wife and how long? Thanking you in| Won't get his breakfast. How about advance. the fuel and comforts of his home? | A CONSTANT READER. He must consider these things,! A—After the wedding. Let Me Site | TODAY'S AMERICAN ATreatment of My | — With $200 and Guitar Will Tour! Catarrh Cure Free World on a Dare. Cc. E. GAUS: 1 Will Take Any Case of Catarrh, No Matter How Chronic, or What it Is In, and PROVE, EN- ELY AT MY OWN EX. | PENSE, That it Can | MAS. HILDA GILBERT Cured. Curing Catarrh has been my bust- ness for years, and during this time over one million people have come | )™ to me from all over the land tor | oY Stee nia ay acted tee arcia: treatment and advice. My method | g’ricvody nald’ a wna word i original. 1 cure the disease by | Cover havo the nerve ee, ould first curing the cause. Thus my pow r have the nerve to do such a Combined treatment cures where all |!1% ; I tise falls. 1 can demonstrate to YoU | mate the trip at tak Gee dee just a few days’ time that my |M#ke the trip if she was dared method is quick, sure and complete, | #14 London, The dare was prompt -because it rids the system of the | ten nae ce ro varies Poisonous germs that cause catarrh oo will sail from New York Bond your name and address. at | February 4, with her maid, $200 and | ance to c KE. Gauss, and he will | Lsgred a kis ais ih Pe fend you the treatment referred tc an sing and play the guitar Rtas ike coupes below. *' | shall take care to play only to thone who appreciate good music. 1 am | sure they will pay me handsomely,” |says Mrs. Gilbert. In two years I'll be back.” Guests at Wake Robin Lodge, the | california home of Mr. and Mrs. | Jack London, were talking one FREE This conpon is good for = pack- age of GAUSS COMBINED CA- TARRH CURE, rent free by mail. Simply fill in name and address on dotted lines below and mali to C. BE. GAUSS, 46% Main St. Marshall, Mich. | | NOTICE To SUBSCRIBERS. | The Star is anxious to see that jevery subscriber gets his or her paper every night. If your paper fails to come by 6 o'clock kindly notify the circulation department | of The Star and a paper will be| sent you by special messenger, Main 9400 or Ind, 441, A ig th a SEL RE . ee a king. This off may | ture some time mak NUMBER NINE ' if a lamp wick will not work found equal to sweet cream for this Dishes a Mr. London Isn't Happy _24 ‘2 “3 Unless Every Customer Is Sat- am Piteher best GI Wash Board on The Daisy Broom; a genuine oo" “i Liberal Exchange Plan Known No. 2 size Mirror Refi Lamp, large wine Fancy ated Imported Nap- kins ' j ly Improved by the addition of oltve | purpose, as even the freahent « brought in contact with | wh in frult salads |cooked fruits, ream with gelatine, with a little exe ed with whipped eream The easiest way to sprinkle | Helly try pulling out @ thread at) A i is to wee a whisk broom ch edge This will make ft! ma h should be kept for the pur-| Slightly smaller and generally ond | rich : © difficulty wtar Leather | Boys 896 |X pat be prepared as follows meu fruit eake into ' weet chocolate which has underdress is usually akin Shoes, the “Wo for wet weather. wher new and delicious confection nglon or clreles and aly | fitting jof transparent stuff give the em | pire touch | but the tunic or drapert Most Ills Paris fashions dictate the cloth |topped shoe, the uppers matching a lin color the sult or gown. come from errors in diet, from too lit takes we commit without thinking Patrol on Border sicknesses may be slight at first, be advancement or bring depression a (ny 4 Press.) is worse, they lead to seric HOUBTO Jan. 26.—In line time; but you CAN check them ¢ with a plan of the war department a thorough along ler, four tr ble family reme BULLDOGS IN CHINA HONGKONG, Jan, 26.—Hor policemen gire to test their effic f vd your fam ency agatnat the American bulld tbl ‘good bodily conditions by beri } Disgusted at the frequent robberte Black silk may be cles To remove grease from carpets | melted ponging the dirty ts with make & paste of fuller’ earth aod water in which pot have ammonia, Spread over the mark In the more elegant varieties of ] botled and leave till dry, Then sweep tn|puttons are many with Jewel ef the ordinary way f mosiac and enamel pattern When blacking the stove mix the engraved and studded, and a host ack lead with ne. The} Do not throw away ertam that|of carved designs olish will shine more brightly and | has turned slightly sour, but add a ast better teaspoonful of sugar, whip and serve| The empire model is much In [with stewed fruit, ete, It | -be|favor for the evening gown, .The “sea igsfied—Money Back or the Most inder.” "Se |: eae BEECHAN'S PILLS cood himself, Clark rece votes Full Length Gingham Apron, her's Rest Knitting Yarn; Not with pocket, To Unload “ 15¢ ; 3 : gach . For Women’s Suits Worth $15 us physical di oie 28c pty of Life tle exercise or from the ut they hinder work, pr nd spoil enj nt. What They “Naturally Yield To dy as Beecham's Pills. In r, Berea oy uctions with each box. Fifty Pieces Handsome Woolens Heavy 60-inch ts; also verlasting hafd sisting Serges; great variety less than $1.00 weed |. > Panamas hing wort ‘ard. A MAY MANTON’'S All-Wool Tailored Suits, in blacks, mace tures. Jackets lined with Skinner's satin; latest FITTING J PATTERNS 10¢ correct styles . “LONDON UNLOADS Made by | Shoes for Women $1. 00 Hamilton- Lovely Vici Kid, cut from sel Brown Co. and toughest sole leather Ie used; neatly - — with patent tips; blacher style, lace, Cuban heel. A PAIR— There is nothing cheap about this Shoe Simply 39c FOR WOM.’ halving the price because we're overloaded on EN’S RUBBERS, them, Otherwise we wouldn't unload. CORSETS and Ferris Waists A Long List of Bargains Follows $3.50 R. and G. Corsets, extra long Armorside Reducing Corsets; drab back and hips; also medium’ bust | only; $1.60 value. To c and long = To Un Unload at se wesee “$1.98 |; at teres $ ® Extra large size Corsets, 28, 29 and $2.50 RK and G., American Lady and | 30 only; regular prices $2.60 69c Kabo Corsets; all styles 1 48 to 0. To Unload at To unload at $1.6 Black Goutil Corsets; size $1.50 and $2.00 R. and G. and Au- | only. To Unload 19¢ gustine Corsets. To Un. at bees . load at 98c | Ki si.00 and’ $1.38 “Ferris Good All 50¢ Children’s Ferris Waists, | Sense Waists for Women 79¢ white or drab; all 60c lace-trimmed | To Unload-at W. Wak To lt All 7 Misses’ Ferris Waists. SP ae shea i ae 35¢c | to Unioad at ewes Dac LONDON UNLOADS Big, | Warm | Flannel Night 50c Imported Linen Suit- ..44c 4 Warm Yarn Wool Gloves. ings, 18¢ | andon Unloads, c Silk-Finished Linen Suitings, In | Par . rt ee bt stripes and solid colors; a dozen or | Men’s Warm ( : Sonne more different colors: were 6c a | Corduroy or the welcome wool , ond Unload with ear protectors. London 44 yard, London Unloads, —18c bhi lg : c VRE PE yore Boys’ Gray Sweaters, cotton, of 35c Waistings, 17Me | course but warm, and 19c | London Unloads at Light-Colored Mercerized Madras | Boys’ Swagger Plush Hats; choice Waistings, with woven stripes; reg- | of two styles, for which the exclu ular London Unloads 1 sive stores charge you $1.25. yard . pe Raa ee 172c London Unloads at 69c London Unloads Men's Warm Un. OUTING FLANNELS derwear, the kind that keeps out the Teazle Down, Amoskeag and Swiss | coldest wind that blows. Save Outing Flannels, in light and dark | money if you need Underw Lon colors, in stripes, checks and plaid | don Unloads at the following prices ve ta; wee th in tong but 33¢c. 66c, 88c 98c alouse hen et yard "Bac $1.12, , $1.38, $1.48 Underwear—Hosiery—Men's Wear, or Women’s Long Coats, Worth $10 and $15 navy blues, grays and mix- All-Wool Black Kersey and all kinds and colo: $4. ‘Look How London Unloads mode Some plain tailored, others trimmed. psaliniaeetenecii rs of All-Wool Mix- 98 tures, in full 54-inch Long Coats; stylish, semi-fitting AD 98 All sizes "LONDON UNLOADS RUGS $16.85 NOTIONS ae pains eS 200-yard Spool Sew ing Thread ° Paper Pins, good and GONE ....0006 secvese Ironing Wax, with handle, 2 for ‘ Darning Cotton, white or tan : Hair Pine. assorted lengths ......64 ceeeee Luster Cotton, all colors ssa seuss Package Bost Needles ... Safety Pins, all sizes 2 yards Baby Ribbon cone Silk and Satin R bbon Ruching, 8e styles Vaseline a jar Large assortment of Tollet Soap for Powder Puffs, all sizes ithe 10 yards Whalebone Casing for Pearl Buttons, one dozen on card 100-yard Spool Best Silk ‘ Bottle of Writing Ink wsoses Box Hair Pins +400 @eeeees Hair Nets Best Lead Panel: . vacate ace 10c Needle Book aes 10¢ Hooks and Berry Pins 10c Kid Curlers 3 Cards Darning Cotton > o anen aon e| LAMB'S WOOL | 12!4c PERCALES | 35c WAISTINGS | ; -GINGHAMS Large Cabinet Hair | Pins ..... * MC Just a home in Seattle. Room size } Richest colorings, and fine enough for the best Your choice of five sup de- 9x12 feet. Pay some other Good Se Hair Pins 9 | 58 —For lovely, store the full price if you wish, but you'll get no 3 for c © variegated | more service; neither will the patterns please you Maline, many colors, 9 ‘Fug, worth $1.60 more than ours. Here ie real Rug value per yard : c Barbour's Linen Thread c Wats n....146 | ARABIAN NET CUR. AN sites vrsee sees LAC TAINS Rotate AGG | $200 armnan et g 4.95 ee ee 14c $2.50 Arabian Net | 55 | $1.50 L wie i sy mughabainie 14c eheacaps Pair . Silk mb cy Ribbons. 19¢ Zz — co o -er. fly ad 24c Tomorrow London Will Unioad | Infants eckwear eee Boys’ Sui at two price and lon Pad Hose : te vicccs Wott c Unload At ese . ; 49¢ Fancy , Unload Aprons Infants boc Hana Natty patterns, well made, won * Bas 35c the popular Knickerbocker trousers; | Ghildre 0c Rubber browns, grays and other pleasing | goo on aves 356 | mixtures bag Any 50c to 7c Belt BOYS' $6.00 4 38 Womer Buckle 35c OVERCOATS Hose 65c Ladies’ Embrold 350 Boys’ Clothing ts hammered right | at ered Handkerchiefs © | down to the lowest notch, for Lon- | Childre Women's Mother 35¢ don isin dead earnest about Unload: | small s Hubbard Aprons ing Boys’ Clothing at | Pure White Lamb's Wool Hy extra p00 reais Pace | Heavy Mercerized Waist eer ai aciee. 43 ‘nite gienlc Batting; comes in one ae ‘ reiting Rus Lon: | ings, light styles, with col- | Unloads, oa and two-pound rolls; 72x84 | yard 9c | ored woven atripes; alao | yard - 5 vy | Inches; standard price 1s $1.00 MAY MANTON’s || ae? Sa eee \7¥4c at te Prints ‘ee: Curtai attend. London Uti acove ritrine | 18 8c @ yard. London [au styles of the Bost Amer lac be os $5.50 Arabian Net 3 45 50 Lae Curt Bla k Rubber Dre 19¢ Gurtains. Patt ..cacsccce J Friday, pair Le 39@ FOR SNOWY LACE CURTAINS White or Cream—Worth 65c a Pair NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS Special for Friday eee “ne SERA 2 98c e Curtains, pair ee os AL 65 ine. "496 Pines the Boy | anes WEAR Infants’ Outing Flannel Skirts, Need a Suit? | 3" aist. To Unload 8 Outing Gowns, well made ng. To Unload —16c White Knitted Waist To Unload 1 7c White Emt “— Wool ts; regular $1 O> at Wool Flanuel » Unload at 48e n's Outing Flannel Go stent ality, To Unload 37c a's Black Cotton Fleeced 18¢ quality.’ To Unload 9 C n’s Black Cotton Stockings, izes, To Unload 4 ; c ‘Blanket Lane Unloads, 32c, 48¢, 63c, 66¢, 69e Pair 10c DRESS GING- HAMS | Good selection of the reg ular 10c Dress Ginghams. | For lack of space, London bas to Unload them yard ders if not checked in / F aiiiti.