The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1911, Page 5

; | WA t Home-Making, Not Kitchen Slavery A Little Chat on the Dignity of Housework by GRACE HOLSINGER HED. DEN, Author and Teacher of Domestic Science | “Wash By ng. ironing and sewing are more healthful and enjoyable when Grace Holsinger Hedden engaged In a sort of meaningles & great deal more/kitchen-slavery rather than a ness in this|highly significant home-making Id learn to| They have a very wrong attitude to. its they| ward their position, and they ntly in the habit of ¢ heir in an unsystemat 1 tasks are| ing, nerve-tr ‘om being pleasant or! Rut then if we should inteltt for t as work Happily, ho er, t hay other homes where the sys was » | have y came to the con sap $ m always seen an ad at almost ev Da peved UPa | mirable degree of cheerfulness and st a few unattractive | peatthtulnes veable features ajority of housewives Th are| To be sure, there ls nothing par | tioutarty picturesque. | pootteal «suds | dishwater ts something roman about » But ¢ Piles Driven Away FREE. Cases of Extreme Torture Cured So Quick as to Amaze All Who Know the Terrors of Piles and recent case within drug tight nts gangrene, stops tebing, all bleedi To unite all the Indians into one ntle army with th ing back from th their hunting gre and con Many severe cases hopeless, must be have part of their an. t and carved. Don't let it he white nds—this was the Indian warriors. As early as 1804 with his brother, “the prophet,” had formu lated this plan. But it was not an the spring of 1811 that tual ¢ ations were beg h ered several thousand {p bis camp near Tippecanoe « Indiana. That fall the stalwart his brother, accompanied by about 30 warriors, traveled over try stirring up inst jon and win ning confederates among the Dela wares, Shawnees and Chippewas Remember, anything ent off ts fone forever. Pyramid Pile Cure Saves al! this, cores rationally, re stores the parts to normal, healthy onditions. You can easily and quickly prove this by sending your dress to Pyramid Di 278 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall A tree trial will at once be n ptain wrapper, and afterwards be at a now what to advise when you hear of a case of plies, no mat ter how severe it may be. For sale at all drug stores at 50¢ & package, and be sure you get what Fou ask for Alabama. Tecumseh entered the camp ‘the Creeks with his face pal GUUD CLOTHES FOR MEN ~» WOMEN ON CREDIT Eastern OuttittingCo NeakUnion ST. "REDIT HOUSE” done out of doors on pleasant d: 6} sublimet purpose of strike d en| the many dream of Tecumseh, greatest of all! Creeks were Inkewarn | volunteer Indian and the coun-| across the heavens He even ventured among the Sem-| was a trembling of the earth inoles in Plorida and the Creeks Inja mighty roar through —SUBSCRIBE FOR— The Seattle Daily Star Delivered at Your Home To show my appreciation of the fair and square policy of The cattle Daily Star, I herewith subscribe to The Star for a period © month, and thereafter until ordered stopped, to he delivered following address, at the rate of 25¢ per month in elty, or per month by mail. AME errr er eer ee eee eee eee tle, Wi Phone Cut out and mail to Hosseini | warned by the Britivh | quake, | rison with the beautiful with happy home often and sacred soclated helping to due are|t my he Vital viewpoint th id task bas dignity and and | of performed no but also with pr had the keen satinfact ing | proper tat > work a scientific pr n baniah the and change many from hatred te worthy with the prese; and tintie drudgery ide a «iris black. He own wrongs that had be thelr people. Fut the ang did not thrust npon their ald Ah.” exclaimed angrily, “you take my talk redaticks, but you Very well, then ive at Detroit 1 wilt} stamy . nd, and earth that all your} town confederate rm should bl it w al m to begin the war | nough, he had at Detroit than the and | t the Aln-| | bama forests, and that evening the| flery arm of which Tecumseh spoke blazed forth in the sky. It was al comet, of the coming of which Te cumseh had probably fore that forth | be al signal fe Strangely sooner arrived been The ¢ which the Crecks supt “4 was caused by a stamp from the old | warrior's foot, was felt throughout | all the Mississippi valley | When the Creeks saw these signs | claimed Tecumseh {s at and ran of their completely won now} eral in Tecumseh was mado a ger Proctor’s army, and with sever thousand redskins fled with ¢ British across Canada. Near Thames river in Ontario they were overtaken by Gen. William H. Har-| n forces and completely destroy: Tecumseh himself was killed in balllé>and the great confederation. the dréam of life, crumbled int ashes Czar Warns China ST. PETERSBURG, March 14 Russia has sent an ultimatum to China insisting upon a closer ad herence to the treaty of 1881 The Russian occupation corps is within a bundr miles of the frontier is marehin 1 Am Indian his If shortening dis- agrees, Crescent permits using less hortening with equally good re- Grocers ever CRESCENT The Paint and Wall Paper Co. formerly at 1308 Second av. is now located at 1508 THIRD AV. Dahiem & Barry. | Don't THE STAR} Madam Dear you te Dea tell montt before LUCY or applying for a divoree would be od P. S.—Anewer as « A.—Your Apply to « queation is not cleat yunty clerk for informa age bef thee ply A of the or wi i witnenne J. C. JAMES. () Ye (2) Bither way Dear Mi Hist of names jadies Sunday school club | CLARA. | Sisters Please & vitable for a Gre Aloha, The Pilgrims, Rose Dear remove Miss Grey a ring In FASHIONS “Borders are sees on must of the tton fabrics a red | en on mont ¢ om wit @TWhile ¢ pring |rc kr A peculiar Jeepest nav wt “HAPPY” His fw Happy Alfred When wiing beca Hap paring th hore amma the fallen cake Papa comes hor head all wrinkled up, as God did not Intend it to be, and H challenges him to a game of ball in the diningroom ‘ wrinkled dis troned smooth by Happy's smile. Happy ts happy he aithy and because he has s¢ her and mother although his re mamma ix worried into ami lorgets all about k with his fore a because he ble to load his mind with “don'ts. Happy has never heard, “Don't do this,” and “You mustn't do that,” as his face plainly Indicates Happy eats well, plays well, and | sleeps well—just as your healthy boy will do if yougive him half a chance to be happy While you must say that Happy} is as handsome a child as you ever! saw, it is easy to conceive that Happy would not be e were in constan' and “mustn'ts.” a moral tied don't” your boy like Happy Tell the boy what he SHOULD DO, and don’t talk so much to him about what he must 1 parents who know better than | this: | him to Let be At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for “HORLICK’S” The Original and Genuine |MALTED MILK) | The Feod-drink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains, | Delicious, invigorating and sustaining | | Keep it on your sideboard at home, | Don’t travel without it, iA quick lunch prepared in @ minute, ‘Take no imitation. “Just say HORLICK’S,” In No Combine or Trast MOVED TO FOURTH AND UNION Cirele, Temple . 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