The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1911, Page 7

ed stuffed FLORA Adams Kisk I Island, YOUNG WIPE he well before 1 from ma and with by alt. Pu HOUSEKEEPER, | cored and cranberries give me apple anti sugar but er 1 th and juice 6 cup ander, Put ly ¢ ve with an equal ’ jutee 1 cook Just |done cover of white [spoons | will foven a and “Clinging Vine’’ Is Grim Joke BY FRANCES GILBREATH INGERSOLL What stays at sartly fc home ow that her letters afte nine-tenth: s nd argu Ke AN exe test mar uncertain Ma: oy basis, t to shoulde oman Still, bh when SHE cling ONE WHERI sh. rs EVERYTHING thinks she is bo the ONE wh ut of her Woman's sha ter than man’s, a THAT'S wt m an e ind ca from — ea. ghoke as.” W morals ority asary thir thout t you may clinging vine clinging vine” wow esh-and-bloc by Almighty neve man t want to put int of bis own oy Demand a ty—not mus o xa pa man close nt ack bone hood. be a jellyfish just let him divvy © mar stand square a8 partner o N-waitld notAsose the. ofn, baby hands, Po call the worlds vast kingdome all my ow! Mh R: count the worlds \\ fear plaudits emp- t be ranger Beside the motherhood ia known. song, withans T s Mae df lowe. I's all Icrave of fortune or renown, saad the name of ‘6 wife to him L love, i ter fox 8 ma ley want erga ye temple 2 Soe find sin Rsond, or be some wondrous tale, To carve upon her walls ade adiclese 3 name. But little fingers, clingjny to ir Bolln’e be to but the lng, ee halting, wes) When little Imps b bal whan L eRer “mother dear? Then Lforget the leurel /; ond the bay; ay TODAY’S AMERICAN WOMAN Most women who think they are cynical are really only flippant Why does an asy when his wif things that happene honeymoon? C ‘ ‘WA Gtizea —Not a Politician FRANK SKINNER Who Asks Your Seppert for COUNCILMAN Nominted by ways look un talks about on (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) thetr | a “Mountain climbing,” indoor tennis, ek dry swie pping the rope, and the Oc Here is the question: “What Feature of The Star do you like best) and why?” Answers must be not more than 300 words, written in ink, on one bide dressed to WOMAN’S PAGE EDITOR. The contest is open to men, Star Replies must be mailed or de winning letters will be published of the as well as women paper, and ad. readers of The vered at The Star office not next Saturday ater thane Mhursday night. The prize thers RED-BLOODED AMERICAN HEROES} °:%. @ainty to pase OPENING THE DOORS OF JAPAN d to mateh the gown have andwich ream ¢ Split the lady layer of strawber them, and tte ry jam each wt white and on (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) has arise that time th Orient held a seetht uneducated. nations of merce ways of ¢ islands c K mass of | thought primitive, the earth and 5 ot humanity and barring the against thetr jing to aw tion. In 2 Pres [dered Comman braith Pe 4 commercial treaty %, 1853, when | brother of the Pe | fame—sighte dup emperor fetes and irs without number was signed ought a bloodless re stand and Matthew in Japan, and wi gotiate | tory as an immortal b f July | He satled home in triumph, an er|doors of Japan were thrown to the nations. Factortes s in those Oriental islands, adopted the y to Japan to x mt was Perry—youn rry of Lake pan. Quietly he} pay of Yeddo in his| warship, the Mississippl, and an chored his ships in the harbor Every man was at the guns. Th w not what to expect, resent nent with shot and shell wel-| he open rang up platform is honest represen ple. 1 honest me before ted by the Japanese to Perry on ure the “ where he first landed to open their doors and their eyes, |“ FASHIONS : without a doubt the of the day 4 ly when ft i only} that Worked for and v lection of garbage in t Voted for of sal rs have come or com On a sultry afternoon a Japanese junk came down the bay party of Japanese. They mitted to Perry's flagship ceived by the offic eee to treat with them. n envoy of a great nation | \he to receive a lesser per: | son than an envoy of equal rank| Corsa re light and fluffy, but lcoming directly from the Japanese | {t is decreed by Dame Pashion that emp the must harmonize with the cos | T tume. | bearin, we 5 nd re Perry | vorite perfume He | scent Is yery | and | faintly discernible. Also raise of salary for tele Is. Look an, help me. up my record Violet ts AT THE Angeles Cafe 1422-24-26 First Av. Merchants’ Lunch From 11 a. m. to 2 p. m 25c ror he Japanese gentlemen fidd and thought they woul Then they look of the around insulted. big black guns ships, and thought they Finally they gathered irts of their flowing gracefully retired, whi Among the latest coats in Paris are those that are narrow and semi fitted, or three-fourths fitted. Some of them are caught at the back} with a barrette after the fashion of | those worn on the coats of the of MISS MARY A. OWEN When the compilers of a weighty encyclopedia at Edinburgh, Scot land, wanted an article on the death and burial customs of the American icans watched them sail away r picturesque craft. A little © & proper envoy came to re ceive the message of the president lof the United States Perry retired in his ships to give ‘the little brown men time to think it over. He crtlsed the fotlowing | winter in Chinese waters, and when he returned to Yeddo bay March 30, 1854, he found the people ready to welcome him with arms, French Dinner from 4 to 8 p. m. 75¢ Moving Pictures Mistrumenta: Music Afternoon and Evening FREE. 1WHY COOK AT HOME? ficers of the dragoons. A very beautiful afternoon cos tume is made of mole gray satin and {is finished with a velvet band on the skirt and with a sash of the velvet that passes round the waist and falls in straight ends at the left side Marabou feathers are much used, ‘and, as the latest novelty, cocks’ Indiana, they just naturally wrote to | Miss Mary Alicia Owen of St. Jo- seph, Mo. Miss Owen knows about all there is to be known of Indian folklore, voodoo magic and gipsy customs. She was admitted to Indian tribal membership in 1892, She joined | the redskin secret societies, and al y big pow-wows. elect your NINE toltny Then on Tuesday save delay MEALS SERVED. ~ City of Bverett or Telegraph. 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