The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1911, Page 5

SAYS KATE WALLER BARRETT, pee told rnd, talked to the aldermen. | # sary—the old sto a man’s de pacue home ord @et—the young rector's wife was 4 there was st a study work, which resulted In thelr riating $200 a month to the home And out of this grew the National Crittenton mission of Barrett is presi ion has 78 homes jim the t i States and five In }forsign lands. Last year 23,000 | girls received shelter In the homes. Protect Yourself! Get the Original and Genuine of Teeth for 8 HORLICK'S $3.00 per tooth and up Sins ‘MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. CAN YOU DRESS IN Baterrors bin .. $3.0 per tooth and up Riis Crowns fcom . $3.00 per tooth and up Fillings from $1.00 and up sake ine ame Sart di | Fillings from 50¢ and up} ion FREE where other | vasa wa bans oonree | ese low prices are| bereiter ceria | for 8 short time only, and) A quick bench prepared in a minute. | oe the right to discontinue | Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S arly if you wish to take ad- | Mo Combine or Trust Of thie offer. Our system festering uiissing teeth without | ‘Me of partial plates is the most — —— ] = subject in * dental pro | Free Christian muse win ai woe "|| Science Lecture 5 tthe. | ! Knapp, Cc. bes B. with all work | | | SUNDAY MISS DE MAR. ae SSE AKA AAKRAAKHRKAERRRAAHRERAH RES SIX TINY MINUTES? #As Long as ‘Night Boats’ Lure; as Long as Girls ‘Don’t Know,’ So Long Will the Rescue Homes be Needed” glove-button f In the beginning.” says Car rie, “a woman should make up ber mind just what she is going to wear No time mi that process Then she should one place, all the expects to put on. “Lack of system is time waster—that and vanity “Strings constitute the balanes of power in most feminine clothes anyway, and the more nimble fingered you are with the sallor® knots the more time you are going to save.” t was specified tor in abe assemble garments the great feminine UNCLE SAM'S COOKING SCHOOL TURNS OUT COOKS IN THREE MONTHS SAN DIEGO, Cal, April § Uncle Sam maintains a cooking school as a part of every army brigade. The cooks take a three months’ course and eat everything that they prepare. If they survive they are graduated The “cook wagon” is used while the soldiers are on the march cooks for 400 men. The stove the bow, while a battery of lens cookers” ia arranged at the stern, in which beans and stews can be kept hot, without fire, for 24 hours. The “dobe” oven fs an auxiliary to the regular cooking outfit and also an object lesson for stew students who may have to cook at the front some time, away from all the modern conveniences. A fire is buflt and then put out, when the oven is thoroughly heated. Bread or beans will Dake nicely if the door is tightly closed. APRIL 9, 1911 | . hould dress in six] The bread battery is composed Av..N.W. Cor. Union St ata ic ink Alois. The Seamer cre of three great ovens in which bread this ad with you —- — |" That, laggards Lingerie, is|for the brigade ts baked. The head - the speed limit ft by Carrie} baker is boss of the stew-students Mar, musical comedy star, who|/acidentally, he instructs them in = |beats that record by five and a| baking while supplying the brigade half minutes, when she puts on| With bread. No city bakeshop sells the “costume” in which she. is} etter bread than the soldiers get here picture But the six-minute The Oliver Typewriter Company is now lo- cated in its new and more commodious quarters at 418 Union street, and is better | prepared than ever to maintain its reputa- | FARES To St. Louls . To Denver .. To other EF tion for prompt and | efficient service | The Oliver Typewriter | Company | | 418 Union Street | Sunset, Main 10038 Independent 2917 | J. O. MoMULLEN, City Pa Main 1430—Firet Av. and Y A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen, Pai limit doesn’t involve anything so simple as that. ‘it means the whole program, from SUMMER | ‘EXCURSION TO THE EAST AND CONVENTION FARES May 12 to October 14—For Certain Days Each in i] To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City and other Eastern } Terminals . . . 60.00 Te Chicago . 72.50 stern points proportionately iow fares. THESE ARE ROUND-TRIP FARES H Liberal Time Allowed for Trip. Stopovers Permitted. It {s not too early to plan your summer trip | vise us where you want to go and where you want to visit and when you want to start, we will advise the lowest cost and best TICKETS ARE FIRST CLASS And Can Be Used on the NORTH COAST LIMITED The Crack Train to and from the Kast. And on our other three transcontinental trains, Secure full information from any passenger representative NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Dance at Dreamland tontght. ees 210 oo Seattie Automobile School, dway. Ke || c Ss Month 70.00 If you will ad Agt. 1H. N. KENNEDY, Gen. Agt. ir Way, Seattle, Wash.—Ind. 3300, Agt., Portland, Or | RIQAY, APRIL 7 j|one finger? 1914 dtri in walking with two men on te where should she walk? | What kind of spring coats will 4te worn—long or short, cloth or tk? gE A—(1) Between them. (2) Short jackets are seen only tn en- tire sults. Long coats of cloth or black satin (not silk) are fash lonable atreet, HEAD OF CRITTENTON MISSIONS, IN THE TELLING OF HER LIFE STORY. me SRA AARRAEARARHRRARRAR RRR AHR —- «| Beal My baby atarting * * th decay. What can I do to prevent “4 TELL YOUR CHILOREN EARLY ] Ute? MOTHER & _m all this world yothing causes more woe than ignorance # | A—(1) Shampoo head with cas of the ( x relations, Mothers should tell these truths * tile soap every 10 days, use quinine : to their » aughters some t » thelr fifth and #& tonle every night with light friction # sixth years, ¥ anta Claus, If the giving * calp, Avoid heavy or hot hair @ of this inf jelay child begins to real #} sorles. Take & » the hatr @ ine the sex . the effects are more over night two or three nights a rs ‘ President of * week. (2) Take the baby to see a * ‘ dentist at once, If ite general health * * |is poor consult your physician also. at til Pl li Ral hn lh ete Aalto fi 1 r a ov w. 0 SHEPHERD. lever ey hhies. th: has I Mise Grey—For tho past WASHINGTON, D. ¢ A 8 rible thi it ia,” she said, “that 1 years I mare ve im oid yg J Stafford co V 4, over) can enjoy and love my baby, while g, Wat before that 1 nogsired the eontury as Ka Walle & yours is only a dlegrace to you abit of biting them, which caused ork girl of 8 4 aristocratic | And yet th y difference between the skin under the nails to stop gif Southern fa stood evening | you and me is that the man I met perowing tats te aot a ay : even tre and loved happened to be good and Tren only cag nf oe Mey oe a rive Pom sight | pened to pe bed : ronfe to the naila? How can I add about ab or W ast . : 20 pounds of solid flesh to my eat bound f° aot ace and weight? SADIE ota ts a gray haired woman|here in my 1 aan Son tok A—<(1) Keep the nalla clipped = on Sdeei ah. faee. tha weet daa” just a trifle shorter than the end of a ave| oe eee the finger; do not bite or pull a Bi thous sta Guay ob betiietit Mat you's edges, nor push cleaner far back 7 7 under t ges, Cleanse with soap/ tens paired woma not like me and I'm not like you ~ “ cnn “Ber hair wo t that became the life motto of the te he Ba _ wear kid « sith horror ! ung rector’s wife, She began to peste Lagi 9 ch cong > dull b ee = if anything will, (2) we ow te , te ° « , wolid ood oll chewed jela the outside world Suddenly an fneredible Thing pgp Pherae ie Berea tr, wasn't wicked ® against rescuing girla! The men B oe * ‘s orld were urging no lawmakers figured it out that if Peres i gpg oS epee one © Gris Keow: they could be rescued) and college student, too, expecial oy sgabthamaaie only Ronager: dpa Botows er of languages? VIOLET. sloak. ce ¢ ven Oa ae rush into a fallen state with haste Pel gga ew ba or ed to be @ young i ies al lk nothing more essential for all « 7 ' sed Ba ge ca el gy ) know than housekeeping « man named Bar v the police Bptscopalian nt arrival of v MR aoe ik Jost ed that he was! simost every moment, she noticed |MRS. BARRETT, A PEN AND INK STUDY BY ARTIST VALENTINE Nace stia RTe lie < ae one of the best en God ever made that a gang of street laborers had | * S Wack a enas Geel cap withoet bet even if he had _ to a shed to get out of a FREE EE EERE EEE EERE EE EE BEDE stretching it? (3) Haw should a gaa, I think I w * | girl of sixteen coi eo ? Ha and gone away with him to Ge no rhyme ne ason,” as|* WHAT HELPS MOST TO MAKE HAPPY HOMET -: Yllninaaaaiieeer Ie q@ly knows what ys, she went to them and/* This is a complex question, Yet the most intricate prob- * 1» tik Pellow Giradicen sane ngs |made the t of her thousands of|* lems are often best solved In the fewest words. For the best ®/ with a good wool soap, pad er Two years | speech aid them her aims|* five letters on this question, the Woman's P: Editor will #/),, alr, in a clean pillowe gett sat one J and hope . |* award a fine cook book—that is, cook book to each writer *|\) parted, rolled at the aide deme in Richmond } Halt an b r Kate Waller} 2 of the five best letter ne iL irc uae eee eee , pouring her love | Barrett marched into the elty hall| THE CONDITIONS: Tho letters must be limited to 200 # ;aiihon baie aiaak a eT onth-< followed by 20 workingme in| words, must be plainly t ink on o of the paper, *| sralls. Before the a men she|}® and bear the full name drews of the writer, Address * aren » the second speech of her life.|® your communications to WOMAN'S PAGE EDITOR, The Star, * na The: » her arms &/ Then, one-after another, the labor-|* and get them in by Thursday night at the latest ; Dear Miss ¢ (1) When & * Dear Miss Grey—Please give me Angel food and banana ple recipes. RMER'S WIFE. A-—Angel food—Sift 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon cream of tartar, 1% cups powdered sugar and a pinch of salt together 4 or 5 times. eat whites of 11 eggs to @ stiff froth, then add the sifted mixture gradually, d the vanilla. Pour ato angel food pan at once and bake 40 minutes in oven. Do not open oven door un til cake has been in 15 minutes. Banana ple—Bake a lower crust | and cool. Whip 34 cup cream, sweeten and flavor. When ready to serve, slice bananas over crust, pour on the cream and serve. Dear Miss Grey—(i) My father! does not approve of my marriage am but 22. Would it be advisable to elope with him? (2) How many | rings should a young girl wear on RUTH P. A—(1) It tm impossible for me to advise you You are certainty old enough to make up your mind Sonar you sincerely love your or not; if you are quite » that it is really-and-truly love on both sides (and he is able to properly support you) perhaps i Clark & Bergman— j moderate | RETURN APPEARANCE SAM CHIP and MARY MARBLE Presenting “IN OLD EDAM” A DELFT DIALOGUE WITH DROLL DITTIES The Marvelous Millers—Whirlwind Dancers ‘A Baseball Flirtation” Kremka Brothers—Eccentric Comedy Gymnasts Floyd Mack—World’s Greatest Acrobatic Dancer The Navas—European Athletic Novelty CLARICE VANCE The Sunny Southern Singer In Her Inimitable “Coon” Songs ignore the @ tal objection, un leas the objection is based wu sufficient reason, (2) It is bad | tante three rings clroummtan: of rings | valuable tb Dear Mi who is a fi to marry h Is the not A moral not marry agninat the to ask you reasons. to wear » any reason why w PRICES 06 woon unwise for you to more than two or under any display how on the hand cos. A profuse vulgar, no matter hoy may be. on Grey-—A young man, rat cousin, has asked me I ltke him very much should cousin, It is your AMUSEMENTS Moore Theatre to #2004 AT Ds, WRAZIN April 9 REGULAR One Week Begin- ning SUNDAY WED, 906 to B1.00 MAT. SAT World’s Biggest Musical Comedy Hit AND LEDEKEW'® PHENOMENAL rUROKE WADAWE SHERRN © is every reason legal—why you should your cousin—It Is} A French Gaiety tm Three Acts by Otto Mauerbach and Karl Hoschnn law—and I advine you : physician for further ur physician PERPROT CAST, BROADWAY CHORUS, MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION Dear Miss Grey—What day of the week did Dec, 6, 1891, fall And also how long do you have to live in Van ver, B. C., before-y« A STAR READER . rH A—(1) Monday. 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