The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1911, Page 5

P APRESS B6Pe 8) PBS “Moggins™ Davis, Los Angeles actress, created a sensation recent ff When she appeared on the stage in a hobble night gown. The night fa the accompanying picture didn't belong to the hobble nightie. Davis wore it because it looked pretty. The costume made a Geet hit with the audience. =—=—_= x Tips to Mothers of Marriageable Girls. BY EDITH ELLIS FURNESS. The most important quality for the marriageable girl to culti Yate Is a total nck of the sense of humor. The woman who can take every man seriously is invariably adored by all Bach girl should know the things she has not; if she's large saad tall, she must not be kittenish; if she's sprightly and little, ‘aa elepbantine majesty is very much out of the picture. The girl who stays at home basn’t a chance on earth, matri Moslally, against her sister who goes out and huasties for a living and, perhaps unconsciously, for a husband. Self supporting women make the most brilliant housewives ‘Business life has taught them the value of system and order—and A girl to sucesed on the stage must have her emotions con s@antly on the surface—an overemphasis often fatal to married No school teachers in my family, either. The percentage of ‘OM maids is, I think, higher in the teaching profession than in BY BUSH PHILLIPS — 122845 * -:; 7 (it ‘ABOU TDAD x22345 * 2 ¢ 56 78908 Searched the magazines and papers for, lo, these many days, Bat I haven't found an item that gives father any praise looked them over carefully, I've read and studied all, the sturdy representative of Adam's early fall Beems to have escaped the notice of the poet's lucid powers, And the one who bit the apple first has gathered all the flowers. Why 20 bloom from all the vistas of the poet's floral land, ‘Was ever given father, I could never understand ‘While mother sat beside the fire and darned the children's socks, father out a-hustlin’ to gather in the “rocks”? Bennie had the fever, and Bessie was 80 sick, Who tambled out for doctor, and brought him double quick? ie Would not rob dear mother of one single bit of praise, faithfully she did her duty in childhood’s anxious days. all through youth she was a mother ever kind and true, Tre got quite a chunk of praise to hand to father, too. Worked and sweat and grumbled, whistled, sang and smiled; anti) his back was bent, FRET for mother, home and child. tf Rot feeling grouchy because mother’s praise ts sung, femember her sweet kiss on my lps when I was young, Biko recollect a great big, burly, manly form, heart was where it ought to be, whose smile was broad and = if warm. think It would be just, e’en in this later day, We're picking flowers for mother, to give father a bouqu ee considered more smart than the pearl bowknots of former days #z ‘The newest hats for girls are the| rolling brim sailors. © used on many f= Med It is a pretty fashion to have belt | and jabot to match jants, or dia- aif they can be afforded, are] Hand embroidery i# featured to }an unusual extent this season. Smart toques for early spring are | made ot velvet in changeable colors. | Net allovers in patterns of solid dots resembling porcelain will enjoy decided vogue. Srroam modern « doseto2 car lines rpg Often bu mateh the belt i. Gas forcooking Even washable cotton and linen Gas range wes are beaded Novel are the umbrella handles | of crystal set with Jewels. Blue will be one of the fashionable colors for spring wear. Wise TER 5 Dance at Dreamiand tonig! East 414, ~«. Bekins M 8r8 Wateryroot MADISON At 12th all padded inside; furniture t* as safe as in Get Bekins to move you beads | skies are made of linen to| most | * Grey m4 eyes and falr a brunet? that one born in A we at CONSTANT RE ADER, Neither ea) if he lives unloved Don't be so dolls lon to such supersti ) Not taueh dresses with belt at © popular to blame worn, but than ever Grey (1) What part furnishing bride 2) what san gift for the bride to | Bive the bridegroom ? INQUIRE A 1) There is no “cut and dried rule,” but she is supposed to }furnish the linens at least. The nds largely upon the st nances. (2) A watch fob, a pin, cuff Hinks or a wedding ring Dear Miss Grey: (1) How can I wash white silk gloves and them from turting yellow? ( How shall | prevent © from run ning in tan silk gloves when wash ing them’? (3) What is the author ity for “kimono?” (4) What ta ¢ best way to press a cloth skirt? EXPERIMENTER A—(1) Wash with good white soap, rinse weil, and dry in a dark place. (2) Dip them first in sa and vinegar water (3) Kimono is ad nese word-——the name of Lhe outer garment worn in both xe8. (4) Lay ski ing board, dampen » and press with ordinary between skirt and hot tron. Dear Miss Grey: (1) Is 5 o'clock a proper hour for an informa! church wedding? (2) In it sary for the bridegroom to presents to the best man bridesmaid? If so, wha the engagement ring taken the bride's finger and placed on her] ight hand Just before he places the | | wedding ring? LO. 7 A Yes. (2) Not o aeary but it is customary for the bride groom to give some token to his} best man, and the bride usually |presents her maid with a gift. A searf pin or cuff links for the best d a little brooch or aid. (3) The br her engagement ring at home, lit ts afterwards worn on the th ager of the left band as a guard} to the wedding r neces | make and | Dear Miss ¢ fwould be more pienic wear percale? (2) Lam 15 and wea hair parted and rolled. Is it all right for me to wear ft so? Would a winecolored dress look well braided in black, or would It r to braid 1) Percale in the same color would be Miss Grey OA like very much has » marry him. 1 know or man I like be r, but I fear he Joes not care for me. What shi I do? (2) Should I call a young man of my own age (19) by his first name the first time we have | met? A. G. BE | A—(1) The only honorable thing you can do Is to refuse this | young man. (2) No. young asked anoth Dear Miss Grey: (1) My bands sweat when I sew. What will pre vent? ) What will cure sick headache? (3) What is good for sore eyes? KR A—(1) Walk briskly for 16 minutes twice a day to Improve«en eral circulation. Dust alum powder on your hands or immerse them in cold alum water just before sewing (2) Regulate the bowels. Drink |water freely. Take hot foot bath | night and morning. (3) Use satur-| ate solution of boric acid and drop four drops twice a day in each eye.| Dear Miss Grey: If a young dog) bites a person enough to draw the| blood, and in after years the dog goes mad, will the person he bit} have hydrophobia? MARIE 8. A—No. When a dog bites a per-| son, the dog should NOT BE SHOT | AT ONCE, but locked up in an airy, | | well-lighted barn or shed, with food | Jand drink. If he develops any un-| | usual symptoms WITHIN A WEEK consult a veterinarian for the dog land the best doctor available for| the bitten person Dear Miss Grey—Can you give me a simple remedy that will re move freckles? Will witch-hazel | lighten the hair, and will it in jure the eyes if accidentally | Ohio Cut Rate Dentists M7 Vike St Ow! Drug Co., Entrance Room 4 Fillings 50c Up Our painiens methods will aa pain and our Filling Experts will @ you the finest Stiver or other FIh for 60¢ up. Solid Gold Filings, $1 up $5 BRIDORWORK $4. m teeth without plates for is yours here for #4 #8 CROWNS #4. rhe 1 guar » Stands back of the high quality and superior worm: Y * ltr ‘Galle wan te 48 WORK A SPECIALTY Bxaminations Wree. Ohio Dentists }the center and Ik STAR—MONDAY, APRIL dropped in them? = Wi make the neck plump and A.—(1) Use this lotion, too freely, and be careful t do not got it in your « Bichloride ‘of sine grain Water and alcobol, 2 each 2) Witeh-hazel will not the color of the hair and not injure the (a) three Umes a da lution of sage, exercise and a Ké crease of weight will plump Dear Miss My hair loss and getting quite gray but twenty-seven THANKFUL your & 10 days w paste, Rinse Grey A.—Improve Shampoo every caatile sc water, Get a standard tonic gently massage the scalp lay with tips of fingers. ratebing. Brash the hat than you comb it ht Leave off heavy, bh and switches. Have fow months, When omes, go out frequently d in the sur Deaf Miss Grey-—I have hat peroxide and ammont whiten the M but if used per hey will temporarily uperfluous hair Dear Mixs n® a remedy for nail EARNEST A—Keep the bathed every day two. tight shoes. If necessar ton between the toes p Let do not cut the corners off, them grow out square. ¢ nail off square and make REA the V back away. This duce the nail to flatten and sunken corners out of If this does not work, surgeon or chiropodiat |brighten the eyes? Wha m), "American Wives of Foreign| Diplomats | These Yankee Girls Who Help Foreign Husband _—- Diplomatic Threads et make ne « tif Ia What can I do? ONE veral healt ith hot in cool and avolding ir mo Let it down at ot rat hairdresser inge the ends every six weeks fo summer bare hear ja une skin. | g ninte remov Grey-—Piease giv n ingrown DER corners clean and| Avo! y sit to avoid) the nail grow Sut th avi crape the top from will & but let Wash out boric ac oid “) Ma on! k b a} SOLS MME. HAVENITH. The wife of the new minister 4|from Belgium bas a collection of a tapestries which is as rare as it is »| (mous, She was Miss Helen | Foulke, daughter of a prominent Washingtonian. M. Haventth has been in the diplomatic service of his country for several years, and| t is expected that the pair will ake a prominent place In the capt tals social life. | COUNTESS VON BERNSTORFF. Joba jehosen to be the Bernstorff was German ambas Count sador to the United States princl ta te ee) pally because bis wife ls an Ameri EASTER EGG STUNT. #|can girl A German woman {n an #/ father Oblo town does a thriving #| New business coloring eggs each @ | the U Easter. She is able to produce #|cess of naturalization. The the most gor un effec *|has represented the German em plain and variega' colors, #|pire in a diplomatic way tn Catro and the eggs retain their bril: & countess, who liancy and beauty indefinitely. #| ' American | Her secret is simp! She */ spirit, is mach adm diplo melts some « *| matic sets. She ix tall ark, | tjand dreases in extreme Parisian # ‘fashion, which city she often visits. and very proud of it. Her Edward L. Luckemeyer of ame a citizen of ted States through the pro- count merely ter’s glue in with the d eek eeeeeeeeeetee FINE MILLINERY Less Than Wholesale Cost JUST BEFORE EASTER, TOO The biggest lot of Sample'Hats ever offered for sale in Seattle Beautiful Pattern Hats, Trimmed Hats of every description, Wear Tailored Hats, Unt TicMe Dougall Se fouthwi ick Co Store Open Prom #120» p. m. Dally SECOND Avenut AND Pike Steerer 1 J At $35—Suits of Black, Blue and Lighter | Colors Discreetly | yi HI : a7 Navy Chosen Of soft fine tiama t shades of gray and tan; of fine stripe, brown diagonal worsteds; of dark gray worsteds, inconspicuous herringbone weave, and “quiet” weaves of novelty worsteds in gray and other shades; of shep herd’s checks in the correct size (five black lines to the inch). And These Suits of N Blue and Black t serges, fine cloth h oth in tig avy mohairs with black and and worst ze 13, little wor 14 and on up to suits bust. Almost a have ck silk col he 1 come, lars. one the country you may that you Jewelry Novelties \dvertised « a Many sa s from our purcha f img are inc the pieces. rted nov than half the v Oak-Framed Roosevelt Pictures $1.2 For the Visit Next Thursday of Our Twenty-Sixth _ President ire in bre , harmon ak; the picture 8 ir width and 15 inches Street Hats, Ready-to rimmed Hat Shapes of every style and kind of material ALL AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST. TRIMMED HATS Trimmed Hats worth $20.00 for ....$9.98 Trimmed Hats worth $15.00 for Trimmed Hats worth $10.00 and $12.00 for Trimmed Hats worth $6.00 and $8.00 for . $3.98 32.98 00 for . .$1.98 Tritamed Hats worth $5.00 for Trimmed Hats worth $3.00 and $4. pa } . $4.98 | HAT SHAPES Hat Shape s worth $7.00 to $10.00 for $3.98 nee worth $5.00 and $6.00 for $2.98 | Laitiedts s Women’s and Misses’ and $22.50 lots, onals. Light, linings in sachets NECKWEAR Jabots, Dutch Collars and Cascades, in many styles; values | to Be. | Special 25c To clear, assorted styles of Neck regular values | to ..10c | HAND BAGS Hand Fancy 3,000 pieces of wear; Frame et) in many and sizes; son solid, while oth open-work frames; sellers, Special SPECIAL Fancy Stone Jabot Over 26 styles Coral and White Collar Pins and Pins; SUITS One hundred and eighty-five newest Suits, taken from our regular $17.50, $20.00 on sale Tu checks and broken plaids, and a big assortment of medium and dark colors, All sizes. London enjoys one of the best Silk patronages on built value bigger and Lovely Foulards, Spec | $1.25 Taff Peau perf Spec | | 35c Silk Mulls, any Al Silk 50e choos standard F all 36 ct black 8 ly woven celal 9 C twisted Plain or wide. Silk Remnants sired length at unbe Hundreds of pieces to Hat Shapes worth $4.00 for Hat Shapes worth $2.00 and $3.00 for 3 $14.95 $1.98 98¢ $17.50 to $20 Navy blue and cream serges, black and white mannish goods, mixtures and diag First-class tailoring and guaranteed satin and silk NEW TAN esday at $14.95 LONDON’S DEPENDABLE DRESS GOODS New 66-inch Mannish Suitings, in likable pep per and salt mixtures fects. Special, per yd With the new high toe “ and hee] are just right ctor dally. | $1,39 ana $1.48 | ant root are dust rian y in 60 | Other Suitings—Novel- | them, for London has designs tios—56 inches or jal, yard AQC | wide. Bpectai 69c | tem and $1.50 Black y) ) e | CHOICE BLUE a Silk or rich SERGE de Cygne; also the Women Slipp ‘au de Sole; The kind that it is im Special Coast solely on value always value the entire possible to wear out; ex inches and | tra wide, firm and tight- from hard- long fiber wools. Not $2 per Batya. s-tpleld Wear - Resisting , blue, wine, black, 65c value, offered at 49c Black and White Shep: herd Checks and Plaids, best value in town; a broad statement, but almost | London can make good, savings. | Per yard 596 ina 32€ Hair Switches Fine, Beautiful, Glossy Switches, any shade, gray Included; just you'll pay $10.00 to $15.00, Can own eyes? Here they are at . 5 and 4 3-point House 25c Polka dot; inches Women's Kid Oxfords, for house wear; broad, toe, flat heel 98c Special . Women’s Kid Juliets, tnt; rubber heel. 9G Children’s skin Shoes, able leathe shade; 27 ways look over our Remnants; any de Tan Goat lievable plump, pll- se from long and wavy; such for which you believe your | Full Set of Teeth . Today’s Styles Today Your Easter Outfit Will be stylish viceable and ready for you on time if you ma your selections NOW, and ma them from our incomparable assort- ment of new Spring wearables, and, above ali— The Buying Will Be Easy if You Use Our Credit Plan You are just as welcome to use nient Credit plan as to pay You may just as well bu now and pay as it is easy for you. You do not have to pay more for the accommodation afforded you. Eastern Outfitting Co. —INC.— 1332-34 Second Av. “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ “FILL YOUR OWN TEETH” FILL-O 1f you have a cavity tn your teeth snd cannot afford expensive dontal of F an antiseptic filing material and will cure an aching tooth. Perfectly harm If your druggist does not keep it, mail 50c to Fill-o Manufacturing Co., 351 Empire Bidg., Seattle, Wash. Dentistry All Operations Painless TEETH ~The. Danz Shoe Co 119 Yesler FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION Jome ot the : W. L. Jougias Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel amous $3.50 and Up 22k Gold Crowns $8.50 to $5.00 Bridgework - $3.50 to =o Gold Fillings 1. Sliver Fillings (the best) 50. Porcelain Crowns (best). 83.51 hid MEALS SERVED. City of Bverett or Telegraph. Terms to Suit All work done by expert dental operators, Lady attendant. The Best Dentistry that you can obtain in the city and at the cheap est possible prices. Three round tips dally attio at Toa. m, 42m Sunday, leav idm ise [838.8 We Advertise| 2:18, 3. pei and Leave Se and 6 op om Seattle at 7:30 Leave Rverett at 5 We Do Exactly All Work Guaranteed 15 Years edule au ernie’ chanas Ina 188 Laboring People’s Dentists Flectro Dental Parlors Cor. Firet Ave. and Pike Opposite Public Market We are now In our NEW LOCATION 1406 Fourth Ave. Diagonally Across From Pt FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PAPER COMPANY Se ee