The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1911, Page 5

a? S21 1F 39% | cent [ THE STAR SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1911, 5 OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN | SPANISH QUEEN IS G OOD HOUSEKEEPER, LOVING MOTHER, AND ENJOYS SEWING CYNTHIA GREYS CORRESPONDENTS n ( me A UBSCRIBEE A.—Can any of , Dear Miss ( tarted to learn Graha " , | of and ne ain what local “ , debted to you If i me wha in t vate tea any, that SUBSCRIBER, | A.—< t city d wy | De Mi Grey 1 na 1} nte column with « , O WOMEN | At the Theatres Next Week vaseline it} the nostrils EEE * * 7 AT THE THE ATRE 5s * & Moore Pe n* * Browne h * * till Thursday, when Dock- * * ader’s Min ve * * Quoe tt Mc * * returt * * Seattic 1 ens * * mpar * |® Orpheum * |& Pantages r * * and va * & Majestic--New va * * Low Two Bo and a G * How sball| * 24 ‘SHOP GIRL. [SRR RR RR EH QUEEN VICTORIA IN HER SEWING ROOM ly nected ype 24 At the Moore MADRID, April 29.—It ts sald that the queen of Spain is the proud. | The new ; ' est mother in all Burope; that not even the humblest mother among Brow t hict her royal consort’s subjects lavishes more « and attention upon he Ve are th g| Fred wi esent at own little ones than does Queen Victoria. e has three children two Will y aaa the M for and a boys and one girl, On May 21 it will be five years since the English and hidheinse e og t princess was to the altar by the Spanish ru a5 t for a a has for Queen Victoria, as may be imag a the a! ia a very home-| any . wa . And oblige| *™ extravagance liking sort of a person, and this nolwit ing the that the king TRIX generation. Ir is a notoriously unfaithful husband, ds little of his time with A—That depe y his family. The queen takes great delight in attending to her house-| y wh taut Eithe hold affairs; and is q in love with her sewing and embroidery | sty work, making many dainty things for her children and for charity Just now she is very busy planning for « of her uncle,| Dear M wy « King George of England, which ceremony her husband | tell me how to make me will attend, and at which she, at least, will be a ne . and a for it is no secret that she looks t h ative ¢ for and would like to live there once again ame? M. K ounenti itiaitiereiatianiemiation A.—Cai me of 1 eaders M. I Ask your grocer to send out a Potlatch button with today’s order All Around the Home Suede shoes that have by rubbing them ligh with ex Seattle Broadway. Automobile School, 2 become worn and shiny y pi may be freshened pe ba ving a} To « lightly w n Velvet scrape a a little pipe clay on it, then brush off @ stiff brush ld be dried In a good stiff breeze a \ Ah \ Comforts and quilts shc they may be as light and fluffy as when new stader Coming fe T Mir are Flannelette washing in cold water. may be rer alum water. dered noninflammable Dissolve by rinsing it afte two ounces of alum ina Frequent dusting saves sweeping A and thoroughly will not re: such constant room that is dus ul sweeping as o dusted carelessly and seldom. with t For mildew, salt water and sunshine will remove the w t de Ca Agalr Jim stains. Wet often when the sun is bright, and perseve ga Not Me.” Among the ment is clear and white. L siana. b: Ca — | The Shantiolair a Patent leather shoes should have the dirt removed from them with on the mic | ope & damp sponge. Dry with a duster and then apply a very vaseline The be the and polish with a silk handkerchief. treet parade jStomach, liver and bowels to wor torage battery press the button. It’s noise — j | Nature intended have gasoline en you hardly know you hav Dishcloths do not get the attention they should, and in many houses | } At the Grand | Try a few doses and see an use them It's cony nt—you are dirty and quite unfit for use. After washing up, always soap the | Samuel BE. Rork The Queen of cay you will be rid of impu: to run your pump, ye crean Pp away in a corner anywhe dishcloth well and then rinse in hot water with soda in It. Rinse again | the i h played jand how your blood and your Jooks | arator, your feed chopper, your har-/economical—it generates in hot water and hang it in the air to dry { Jar y a to the | be benefited Thoroughly tried | vesting machinery or an electric while tt is ating the pump or ies | a house tomorrow with |and proved good this family remedy is|fan in the summer-—even y¢ the separato s it away! To remove the smell of onions from knives, place them in the} cast except Robert Lett,| wife's sewing machine petric |i you want it, It’s simple—any | earth for a few minutes. Earth will also sweeten pickle jars, etc., that Savourette, recently | jiron, churn and vacuum cleaner one who can run an automobile washing seems powerless to render fit for use, but in that case the} t by Harry Short Late} e es 0 jall of a hund jobs that our/can run it, or you can learn in @ Jars, ete., should be filled with earth and allowed to remain 24 hours | known in Seattle ; }fathers and mothers used to do by |few minutes. or so. } © Queen of the Moulin Roug }hand—the jobs that sent the coun If you want to make your coun a | of song jances an? try boys and girls off to the city. try home or sump cottage mod ires, hung upon the eau ’S id: You can do all this with yor ern and up-to-date, | ext of a story | line engine. And you can make it/Reynolds E - For females, Beechan | ight your house Avenue § ; " | At the Seattle suitable. See in e It doesn't make any difference them. They will gladly an Zaza” will the attraction at] | Sold Everywhere. In bones 10¢, and 2%e. how far you are from town, or from |swer all inquirie |the Se next week. It | — - = é. ‘ of who withe oman influences for good, follow wrong pathway until chance chance alone, showed her the way. Miss Cooper will be cast a Zaza At the Lois. Roy Clements and Mis Thornton have the leading ro! Two Boys and a Girl at the next week Why | Smith Home" scored such a hit this . . SHIPPING NEWS 7 * eee eee eee eee ee Seattle thelr pat dentists nts that It is are telling abso lutely impossible for usto make J} The steamer Kitsap, overhauled a $60 gold plate for $15, but J/since being sunk by the Indianap eT please remember that other f\olis, departed yesterday for Poulg 7 dentista are not running our bo and Liberty bay on her firat On First Ave. South, which, with First Ave. proper, is business. The manager of this [| voyage with passengers and 5 , ‘ f office prese 000 to any ff freight Seattle's greatest arterial highway, we offer 40x100 lots charitable Inetitutin, tn Ben H| About $40,000 has been spent oh for as low as $650. Some have water frontage and these tle if it is proven that we do §{|the Chippewa, which May 1 will go \ ot do just exac as we on the Seattle-Tacoma run, replae are selling now at only $2,000. With growing markets, JM] Rot, do Juat exactly us we ad- Bion the Seattle-Tacoma tan oral cheap raw materials, cheap fuel, cheap power and excel empt to talk you out of tak- J|carry members ani triends of the z ‘i a ‘ ing aé of thi conatt Seattle Press club to Port Angel lent distributing facilities, Seattle's factories must multi > J yong f this remark bi big Best gon Sica, ply. This property will be in demand almost regardless of Beldgo work fro loaded with general arene : " rown fre ro} amburg, passed the cape price; it can’t be overlooked. ‘The price is cheap now Wate srron on Sesteaie ene’ wit put in hen We'll accommodate you with terms. What safer, what _—e May 4 tment than property like this? Opportunity is bn erertght yA hd Expect Many Strikes knocking on your door. Investigate! CHICAGO, April 29.—An acute ituation in the labor horizon may be reached with the approach of May da Controy te involving e namber of strikes and locouts. | A Potlatch button will look well on your coat lapel. ELECTIONS POSTPONED, OWNERS 10¢ PREFONTAINE PLACE REGAL DENTAL OFFICES SEATTLE id a pet Teeged Wire) 1406 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Unior ne 2 sen’ Main 607, Ind. 3197 eNOTE—Bring thie ad.” Plelctions in Portugal under the re ei * bit 1 inall, t fe publican regime, originally set. for | tomorro’ "he e al bee: post GOLDEN POTLATCH “’97”—BUY A BUTTON We have a big new atock of poned, ‘f ime until May 14, | CI-NARIES, NEW YORK.—Walter D. Hill of un 5 means ae” ae —— And —— ose 4 soe* | Chic ago yesterday bid in Holya’s ns de aaah “Knight of the Swanne,” the first Buy or Sell Real Estate. Reba: Pn Ses Federal Paint and Wail|printed version of “Lohengrin,” for Classified P. Paper Co, $21,000. The book was printed tn assified Page, 1400 4th, Dingonally Opp, B.-1,| 1012 Parrararararara a aaa ae a * | | these disfiguring sig ut RAISULI AGAIN ‘The. Story of Washington's | Dental Conspiracy And a Brilliant Spokane Lawyer | | 1, Paul Smith, Seattle —-— | 4 3. Lew Dockstader, Moore . , " . ange cone glia 4. Grace Turner, Grand ‘ . mor, | Dia 1 Ah a at te 5. Florence Mitchell, Moore. . ‘ sees ha pce £ 6. George Primrose, Pantages. ‘ i nee - » 7. Eddie Barto and Florence At the Pantages ; < ihe. canals pease " ° « Clark, Orpheum dicts Sirtem e ineeilaediin. tare: os ; D At the topliner at the Orpheum . Having an Electric Light Plant of ato te ut F a" Your Own Is Now Possible |. rt YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT TILL THE CITY OR| tian with a batione voles | ELECTRIC COMPANIES GET READY TO BUILD OUT]? Robinson and Newbo TO YOU—MAKE YOUR OWN ELECTRICITY IS THE|t® nunsiasr Lawyex ayo rar mic opera stars LATEST Dr. fF ata A Ga ou can have your own lig i iin tiner n have electric} kt i an ca ! a r house and n h a scene In “The Village the wonder of the!a ne you want them La V an seria ow to make the ma’ b ngine elope mechanical Ba » and Cla boy away from the city ore ene which in turn is trans w a lot of new dat still. It is ready to electrical energy by and nio th o, and y rancher, er und tery sto your elec Your t dweller. All you need is| water tank stores | jof pleasure and love for him to drive all should be a source of pride to you. | Sees and ritfratf Deutists from the Sallow skin, pimples, blotches and . wo v eruptions enll for immediate attention t e It should be your aim to get rid of mpure blood inexpensively. application will purify quickly, certaini > outward mr blood - BEECHAM'S — PILLS ip naturally from within. cleanse the system and voor y STERN, THE LAWYER, IN COURT. A SEATTLE SUBURBAN HOME LIGHT HAVING PLANT, ITS OWN ELECTRIC for trial, Mr. 8 please, we will d I sald: “Steen, xt practice you; we large citlen You Want Your Home? In a quiet, easily accessible suburb, away from crowded s close to schools and churches, near big, natural playgrounds where the children can romp and develop normally, and where your home can Paiked Wael be a happy one ; — Exactly. And in Kirkland your home will be so located Seg tae Accessibility. Kirkland is only “45 minutes” from Second and Madi satel’ eke son, The Kirkland>Ferry and Anderson boats combined make 18 trips ip a day from Madison Park to Kirkland. The fare is only 62-3 c. by com mutation ticket, and Kirkland is only 45 minute from Second and Madison Schools. Kirkland has excellent graded and high schools. Graduates of the High School enter the University without examination, Kirk land High School won the debating championship of Western Wash ington two weeks ago. The Children. It is astonishing how strong and healthy the children gee become in Kirkland, They do not play in halls and®corridors, or in crowded streets, but in the glorious open out-of-doors It is the duty of fathers and mothers to give their children the opportunity to enjoy pure air and outdoor life not one day of the week, but seven, Investigate our plan whereby you become the possessor print dtr. Bee hacees n00 shames of a beautiful view homesite, or one of our acre-or-more r a, Shee per sucpedinen den Tracts, and the lumber for your home on ment of $ a total first pay id $5 to $10 monthly The rem uinder can be ps View homesites are $150 and up, and Tracts $260 and up. Buy a homesite now and live this summer on the shore of beautiful Lake Washington. Buy in KIRKLAND Branch Offices at BURKE & FARRAR, INC., Madison Park and Kirkland Owners Take Madison Car and 405-409 New York Block Ferry to Property Open Evenings 7 to 9