The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1911, Page 5

Synth. Grey’s Dougall &— Southwick Co Store Open From 6:00 & m. to 6 p.m. Dally SECOND AveNut AND Pike Stecer New York Connection: JAMES MeCRERKY & CO., THIRTY-FOUR CH STREMT | ° Pe ne caine oie eat ee a ee | After Supper: nickerbockers at so€ at the pubite brary. Bg A The Vehape ts newer than] STRANGE BIRDS sg : , One, Mackmore; | the roun: aquare cut, but it is . TI sonia ¥ gat that” Failed” by" Kip-|ot becoming to women’ with Hong] WHO Fonuet ~~ 4 and Other Underprices he ary y Florence) or thin faces. | . . " » : 4 ..” by Onota Wa | Matrimonial Cake All Depends onthe Seasoning. ‘ , ; ‘ ; A Congtantin by} Dear Mise Grey—(1) Am 18.] 1k : = te Han Knickerbocker d Bloomer Pant I tight of Way,” by Parker; | friend he aqueeses my arm, What } or vel Soa tor oe ates, al ares hs ind gra arg « ! 1 K m of Slender Swords,” by fies tht» me (2) 1 correspond FY lat haa ean a ald the Filrt telly, “I will post) I elsior waist bands at R The Prodigal Judge,” by} with @ young man and he has sent y ges ” | | K and “The Broad Highway,” | me his ploture. Shall I * sae “ ad; I'm chastened,” Inughed the Cheerful Id mpling | plendid for s¢ ind / t Ine is. athe 4 hair the wrong way a B 3.4 FT » Flirt adjusted the vell across her radiant face, pinned the| 1 et 1 } | da brown, How shall I arrange | 1 pair, af » & n | i Miss Grey—Is it possible }{(? (4) Are ribbons worn on the A bit more securely in her belt, and addr@eed the Cheerful Idiot, | pai for anyone to love and still not) head? (5) Ifa young man*pays for hapely chin in the alr. | i a 2 aia t © whom they love? | mr stampa and paper, shall | offer | This ‘gitt” contianed: the Filrt, “says she is orasy to get married.” | | N. H. | him the money? BULLE, mine she te 9 rasy on genera! princis n which case there Ts 2 100 | has many definitions} A-—(1) Simply that he's rather |'# hope of ultimate recovery : | Blue and Tan Blouses ndoubtedly re into| “fresh.” (2) That's a queation you he ‘ultimate recovery i arr on but It will only be ac | hem. But in life, women | should dectde for yourself. Person omplished ¢ bit alr | 95 hey love men whom they/ally L do not approve of the In The Flirt ' t rful Idiot retorted | at 25¢ at men ineist that | diseriminate exchanging of phgto-| | Matrimor can b weet ‘ou know women whom they de-jraphs. (3) The center part’ ix }.. “Which 5 proves you are occasionally capable of entertaining | They also were made to wear to school. Of clram- haps a great love accepts | fashionable ‘ow, and the hair is} Jan idea, Matrimony must be elther sweet or bitter; th n't any! , 4 * : as of the beloved,| rolled at the sfdes and colled or| | middie gr | bray, in dark blue or dark with soft collars 2 trust has been de-| done In puffs at the back below the Then let's be chaitable; it is good for our constitutions, Let's hope| «| , b and survives when deceit|crown, (4) Yes, for dreas (5) | she will escape a bitter alliance | well made izes 4 to 13 year exceptionally acknowledged. No. Do not let him pay for them | ‘Oh, as to hope, { have an unlimited supply. Hope ina drug on the| | A— Yea A—One pound each powdered! than the lar to marry no ticud r nel A ic iy p an the largest elephant, with legs strong enough to kill a man at|‘ Marry some particular man for the specific and satisfying reason| | 2 3 I I ie ext | granan tet im kgraee snitin vi yabjone stroke. At its right Is the Acpyornis, which, too, in very inrge,| (hat he is the one person in all the world she would rather spend her /heviots De ss ¢ want to cut! grain ne, S'aretn Gnilin Viet. take bos ne eaticnahle winasand whose sea shell would hold oxo aol with, She wants to marry « ly, because she fancies she will alte the f one of my party | Prepared bath perfumes can be had | jo a 3 Seen ets - & place and @ living by such a step. Or maybe she just wants to and Blue » yor ts! it Y éreas Wh ny u think ts any drug store. he funny looking bird_et the tep fe the Dodo, the biggest pldeon © “Mra.” before her name. Anyhow, she fancies the Job is done so] | c == ad wm =z =e = = jin the world, larger than a swan, The next one, which much resem-|™ she is concer when the cerethony ts performed.” S 7. | 5 ne ht y ue ow i =) 2 F. hi in Slave | DON’T bles & goose, is the Solitaire, which, despite {ls goose looks, was @ Did she tell you all this?” inguired the Cheerful Idiot erges Begs ashio. Don't feed therbaby every time it|Dikeon, too, but not quite 60 big ax the Dodo. Of course not; I know the type, that’s all. You see an unending * orien. to Smash Shackles; “tow take tne vary up ana noia|sen. but a stranger inthe air, for ite tiny. wi P sminine nec! it every time tt cries. strange creature to maintain its balance aw it tod out on vhore 1 thought you would come to that,” sa rt, with « superior} | there are Suits from oN hese benny necks are] Don't let visitors or relatives | All these birds which forgot how to fly are not seen anywhere now |“ “Nobody draws the sweet ¥ y; Mt made, Marriages | | Il hich we have d bowed down closer and closer each! pinch and poke and look at the baby | Once they were great, healthy birds, who roamed over the surface of like cakes; tn the main the plans and specifications of all are pretty ines which we have dis in the first place. Miss Grey—Is it proper for not « 18 to take dancing| Dear Miss Grey—Piease print a with her gentleman friend, | formula for a violet bath powder it a chaperon? J.B i | market, This girl can have the biggest, fattest, juiciest hope | cellent collection, but I doubt it im The trouble with you Is the trouble with mont folk; you think 1 all eb nd jump and trust to luck fo: ly what this girl proposes to do. ™ ‘) They are not sparrows and robins and other birds you see filtting from t , J for there birds forgot how to fly! One, the largest, is the Moa, taller | That Is re strange birds, aren't they? a bit noe, Shut your eyes on land or | Procession of them passing through the divorce court y aided the Don't they ever draw the sweet variety of matrimonial | The bird in the ring in the great Auk, a bird at he 1, she does not in my pving the status of her chances — Up to $5.00 Suits, $2.95 rn © th plum?” good valu@ at, OOM. 666 ot sce Pene secs .25¢ Sizes are broken, and season by the dictates of Dame] to make it laugh |the earth, flying as do other birds, but they settled in places where |™uCh alike, The favoring determines the final desirability of the artl ofitinued’ which is the erica, Guth ochay, stamina date |, Tome Wh Gl tie chiNicen tn | niniak Mannan bother Ghoti. and there bees y of food within | le, Two cakes exactly wilke in all respect, except that one 1s flavored fd raavenrion polnts, unable te walk | Reishborhood kiss the baby, for fear | asy reach, they, very lagylike, didn’t fly any more than they had {o,|!th aloes and one with vanilla, would taste as different as if they were reason for the extreme c s of contracting contagious disease, | which was very little. never composed of the same ingredients Bis a with dignity and ease, the women) Don't take the baby out into pub-| Generation after generation, for thousands of years, the wings Why can't the girl who is ‘crazy to get married’ use vanilla inj | lowness of the price, of America may well ask, “What lle places where many people con-| kept getting smaller and smaller, disappearing altogether in some in-|*" matrimonial cake—or equally agreeatile flavor } but there me very ating gregate, for the same reason stances, and the birds in time found themselves unable to fly when at wasoune: 6 vors are made up of love and companion-| | DUE there coger Begg, That and the fellowing are the} sentiments of Mrs. J. W. Richards none of Waterloo, lowa, expressed to the lowa Federation of Women’s Clubs m heartily in favor of a sane! and sensible dress for our grand-| “mothers, mothers and daughters, | which will combine dignity and/ decency “fm Minneapolis recently 1 saw} C0 om them. examples of the most extreme styles of dress worn by women. The dresses were too tight to cover the lower extremities and the thin silk stockings covering the limbs and the low cut pumps on the feet looked much like a display sign for stockings in a department store window. ‘The federation then continued thelr discussion of a safe and sane —Fourth of July women follow STRAWBERRY COCKTAIL. Rinse and hull a quart of ripe berries, laying aside the most per- fect ones. Place the others with a eupful of cold water in a stew pan and cook unti! sdft. Strain through & coarse sieve, measure and add enough water to make two cupfuls of liquid in all. Reheat and when at the boiling point thicken slightly with a tablespoonful of cornstarch or arrow root dissolved in a little cold water. Add the grated rind of & lemon and two tablespoonfuls of sugar and cook until clear, like bofled starch. Take from the fire, add the juice of two oranges, strain through a cheesecloth strainer and chill, When ready to serve, add the perfect berries. Old Hats blocked. trimmed and rem Qi] Memes xiowed, dyed, curled ant remade, THE MODEL MILLINERY €0. ” J Meck Trunk & Bag Co., lnc. ‘TRUNKS AND SUTT CASES. We manutactur Retailed at Wholesale Prices DAHLEM & BARRY 1508 3rd, near Pike Seattle dentists are telling their patients that it Is abso lately impossible for usto make @ $50 goid plate for $15, but please remember that other dentists are not running our business. The manager of this office will present $1,000 to any charitable institution in Seat. tle if it is proven that we do not do just exactly as we ad vertise, Do not let any one attempt to talk you out of tak ing advantage of this remark- able offer. $9 9 tooth up 3 REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Av, N. W. © NOTE—Bring this Union. Don't, please DON'T rock baby. the styles which} | Tomorrow, girix and boys, Children’s Corner will have an editorial ' icky ot aameill : } which, you know, ix the editor's opinion on some subject, but this one x khetent phe eon er Rosary polly eeeirye tere the Suits of double- will be especially for you girls and boys, and it will be about p t “9 2 ang ap gg | ‘ ddwn condition of the | sleep ry night in a well vent casted style—values who forget how to fly system. Exercise daily in the open| lated room. breasted yle—value Tn nothing Is individuality m to be considered than | rangement of the hair the in the ar yet mont other women set for them without considering how the coiffure will }last men began to hunt them ip; the two ignores when she becomes ‘crazy to marry’— good ones included— So it was that they gradually disappeared from the earth's sur-|° Semeral principles ‘ jee, the Dodo and the great Auk being the last ones to become extinct But love and companionship don't always come.” even some blue serges, hat ‘was within the memory of many people still living Woll, I'd rather do without cake than to eat mine seasoned with a 2 } One of these birds would be worth thousands of dotiare today, | “!°** cheviots and fancy while Just one of their exgs could be sold for a great deal j ~ as = worsteds besides—all TO THE EAST Aitougm He Goiden West INAUGURATION DAY MONDAY, MAY 29 THE Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Ry IN CONNECTION WITH THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry WILL OPEN ITS LINE FOR , Through Passenger Service BETWEEN SEATTLE- TACOMA AND MINNEAPOLIS - ST. 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Will Go to Work in Seattle HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS SIMPLIFY KITCHEN WORK Since the opening day of this great exhibit of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, scores of Seattle’s lead- ing housewives have admired these wonderful sav- ers of kitchen labor. “It solves the problem of my entire housework,” said one of these enthusiastic ladies when she saw how much time and steps and work this cabinet saves, “I can get my work done in much less time.” To join the club you pay five dollars down and we deliver the cabimet to your home; then you pay one dollar a week for a few weeks, till the balance has been paid. This wonderful Hoosier Cabinet puts your work at your finger ends, It is magical in its compact- ness. It solves the problem of your kitchen work. Meet Me at the Fountain. Seattle’s Largest Housefurnishing Store. Buy Now PIKE ST. AND FIFTH AV, We have # big now stock of | CHI-NAMEL And ovorything else that goes on with « brush Federal Paint and Wail Paper Co, 1406 4th, Diagonally Opp. P.-1 Buy or Sell Real ‘atate, Sasineed Chances, See ied Page. Cla.