The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1911, Page 5

NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE Modes of Hair Dress cape sifted baking powde salt, one cu Put in twi minutes, and oven 45 minut in a» modera is certain straightforward lette Dear Miss Grey—How can I set] Dear the color In a pale blue duck dress? | kindly he ANXIOUS me € The photograph abov washing —(w : atud of wate Dear Mis a girl te 1 leave ¢ A—Te raech are away reply te ‘That's Dear Miss Grey Thomas Edison's add what day did Maren March 3, 18647 1) West Orange yg Thursday Dear Miss Grey right to make 1 Banana Pudding large banana: ustard of the yolks h ve with whipped creas . - Steamed Indian Pudding nise strands is worn a \e - . mihe : rnmeal add 1 head in the back, with two pulls at | charactoriatics darth end back of the ear to Abeut a5 well as other kinds I have asked myrown mo criticise and tell'me where I lack the attracting eharms of other girls. She does notrseem to ple to t me, | deed so} am asking you for a litte in A HARDENED BACHELOS formation. 4 with a x owe age, but invitations out, Mk I admit { am only girl, but | have tried to bal: neath i clency With a g00d to make a character position. | rutte higdness and joyalty neatly di NEW PIANO-BUYING METHOD ROVES IMMENSELY POPULAR Piano Club Economies Reduce the Price of $450 Pianos to Only $297.50. Beautiful $550 Styles Are Securable at a Clean now every home, may have a fine new piano Join the co-operative. plano clubs $650 Pianos BY $1.50,91.25 | | cePtayer. 5 | Pianos Go for Scores of your neighbor Saving of $191, While and frie enjoying their fine new pianos in their them about u joined one of the Eiler and these pi Come and select your Main 395 or want, and have a splendid, brand-new, high tomorre Independent 4377, tell ws just what you piano in your home before nightfall New cars are arriving almost daily, and Club *B” and “C” are filling up rapidly. Bear in mind that member in these clubs is limited, and if you are interested ‘it will be well to come in and make your selection without delay. You probably know, if you have followed our announcements, that thi Club Plan places you in exactly the same position to receive t as are obtained by the largest dealer t price and advantages ia Eilers Third Music ? and Building University Successor to D. &. JOHNSTON CO, ™| SCHOOLBOY JURORS THE STAR--MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1911 STAR | AMERICAN SONGBIRD APPLAUDED ABROAD “WE MOTHERS GET SO TIRED” BY FRANCES GILBREATH INGERSOLL me when the Inde aid la » and women, God willltix the: At ponsibilities, no gre opp the muddy shoes, and fold and worry and fret all f suking God for the humble toll ee THREE DOLLARS IN PRIZES Siar have been following the odd r tee,” that baw been appearing « first page of The § everal woeks with great in } We all know Lafe Watertower all town genius who fa | off the water wagon regularly ¢ week, We all know Pan | the society editor of The Bee, and M | t of Hicktown THE CONTEST nd in an tte , | © Hicktown Be ake it we > tho how, and w n any new ¢ item mot longer than 96 words. Write | our name, addre® and jephone mumbe All Thursday wight First Prize, $1 in cash; Second Pri nin in cash; Third Prize, 0 conte in € ts in cash; Fifth Prize, a ift b 5 Aad eteeeeeey MISS CHARLOTTE LUND. Charlotte Land, grandniece of nm nang f the grand DROP OF WATER atte a great. favorite AS A MAGNIFIER (last year she was dec pairing, A. L. Hall : e across! WOMAN WITHOUT HOME NI YORK Mareh 6 A a and tiered WALL PAPER WadVd TIVM n whom medals MONE, te PK WALL PAPER AN EILERS PIANO CLUB | poisoning . Uniform eres a ee 2s 2 oY 7 *\1 & . - ’ Highest Quality . Reliable Cheapest *# AROUND THE STATE. * ee ee ee North Yakima—Louis Stausy, an bla , yeaterd improvements of the Most Loaves Best Loaves Bon ygsoondl * d Biggest Loaves The Milwaukee rail - / Jepot road shops and freigh Plane by A. 8. Cory) ¢ put to aleep when word Made from Hard Wheat eived from Miles Poinde . . gi y” would be slumber tommonds al train rolled ugh that The Sweet Meat the Best Wheat Yes, Every Bit of Wheat Ground Into —Aimost half of the Is Tested Before Purchased. Centratia.—in divorce yon C. Ge ays his wit HAMMOND MILLING CO. aenalod Millers to the People. Beautiful Millinery Creations Dirett from Fifth avenue, reproducing ihe ideas of the foremost foreign and home style designers; also showing exquisite creations pro- duced in our own department. A veritable dis- reg it be but a c. The interest but 1 ; it’s the habit of play of unique shapes and effects in both tailored and dress hats. Credit Accommodation It ts always a proposition with us of serving you better than others can do. We not only give you high-grade apparel at popular pric but allow you to arrange easy terms when buying an ace you on Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St, “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” | The Bank for Savings Cor, 3d Av, and Pike St. (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) oF Doygall G— southwick Co SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE StRECT Connection: JAMES MeO ERY & CO. THICLY FOURTH SPIERT A Sale of Beds anda Sale of Rugs in diameter t 3% | We Omit Descriptions of These $10.00 $2.95 Sale Prices on Wilton Rugs of | the Larger Sizes W k t $55.00 R 11-3x12-foot $57 ist $45.00. THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO. SUPPORT MULLEN The City of Seattle needs his save the taxpayers’ services to money. Phe Citizens Commit Councilman tee said of Mullen: “As coun large last nine y chairman of the ‘street committee, he has ren dered notable service to the city and is considered a valuable member of the city government.” Vote Tomorrow tor FR.VanTuyl Of whom the CITI ZENS’ COMMITTEE REPORT says: “Is well and favor- ably known in the busi- ness world and has the time, to devote to pub lic service; his charac ter, henesty artd ability are unquestioned; Mr. Van Tuyl is the type of man who should be en couraged to run for pub F. R. VAN TUYL. lic office.” (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) Vote for T.L.Quigley For the Council. THE CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE Rt PORT SAYS OF MR QUIGLEY: