The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1911, Page 5

Hargonious color combinations of stockings and shoes are more and more Inststed upon. ae Offerings are especially designed to meet this demand. lan, with stocking of the same shade. Next iv a dress pw fhe The dress boot on the right, of patent leather and kid. call# for the black Milk stockings shown On with Cynthia Grey’s Letters Dear Miss Grey—-Will you please | five fell me what will take kerosene| mogths old, one sister. 4 years old and the other sister is 9 years old and And if some wt of vine serge pants? MRS. G. W. C” Sian and water is good.) we are very je is also chloroform. Soap bark reader will kindly help us out by San old story of a lonely home | iad water is alép good. If removing | giving us some clothes, we will be keep her by aiways try OM ®) giad to get them. or stains wrap of the goods if possible. Dear Miss Grey: We are -12 take a five-day railway journey "Wil you kindly suggest firesses for a listie girl, 3 old, and baby of 10 months? yea A—Get colored wash silk (or sitk| It is reasonable|advise me in making & masquerad Al dress out of cigar ribbone? oy Vnen mixed) In price and very serviceable fark blue will be pretty for the lit} _ He girl and a red for the baby. It good to have pretty little/| pee ¢ ere wear} goes Into effect daes it include all | girls, or Just certain ones, and WDA! ig greet the jean they do if WH you please | hours? to aprons for the children during the day Dear Miss Grey ptell me where the United States "patent Het is open for public to-| tern, making the urther, how to apply By A STAR READER. A—Por information go to building (Postoffice build- | + Dear Mise Grey Dear Miss Grey: I am a dangh and have not been going) for one whole year, and mamma bas been sick for two | Fhemmatism, and she has going | suitable the States land office, in the children The baby is and my brother is 6 years old; poor Ont us out? Will some kind ferson b A DAUGHTER Who wii! send a bandle of cloth is to The Star for a daughter Des rey? (1) 1 have about @ thoagand of one kind au seven of eight hundred of assorted &) When this eight-hours law one works over eight SEATTLE Ath) body of the dress of one kind of ribbon. with the sleeves, yoke and trimming of the assorted ones. (2) Eight-hour laws, beginning June Sth, apply to all girls working | in business houses and manufactur tng places. Ifcone violates the law the employer must pay the penalty Will you please inform me whether a man born in a foreign country and brought to the United States when a year old and is now 28 years old, is an Amer Jean citizen without taking out nat saree oleate TGNORANT A—Yeoa, if his father became American citizen. —$—$<—<—$—$——— snr Automatic Bed-Davenport | This i ‘is the Automatic Revolving Seat Davenport, wich ) Op § to a full size bed. H the golden or fumed finish. The frame is mace of solid oak, All mechanic: the seat is upholstered in chase leather; are par hy lue, for $24.25 36.50 + RARY TA-« E, shade of ardwood in the fathered finish ; a4B-inch top; Pwide shel?; one wer, regular Price $8.50. Spe ae eos 5. Seattle’s Largest Housefwgnishing Store. Buy Now Pay Later ° OAK’ ROCKER A large living*rdom Rocker, in the fumed or Early. Eng- reen lish struction, upholstered in im finish; box seat con itation Spanish leather Special reg ular price $7.00. 10 Can you! Use the new pedsant pat-| THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE Boys and Girls | Popgun comes “from? a It iy awound, you know, and all |the kind of waves yok see dn the by throwing a pebble in au | can be seen-—-we call it heard | Air, as you khow, takes up un! | tn yous popgun when the cork ts p: ordinary drygods box j cork with the pi making [ittle waves, and sets the the wat and they come » cause of them acts only " because that Oe eee “TIME, FOR MANY THINGS “How ts it that such « busy man jan Jollaby found time to master French so well? the left | treet fan ck |e tte 1 it at times when he @ left Is a street pump in black was waging for his wife to buckle of suede and matched stock: |ready in a ntnute.”--Haltimore ‘American How Can Husbands Be Kept at Home? Before me lie seven letters from uphappy wives, ail telling the Bach writer wants to kn venings, and how to win bac husbands are unkind, others rely Of course, the logical reply is: Make how most place on earth. But I fear this does not help much I have it often, and still the letters come. Perhaps some of unhappy wives w they went about “making home attractive” in [That won't do! There MUST be enthusiastic w work of amation. Or perbaps® they have no money, the shabby beyond recall And they feebly give up, and THAT won't do! The children’s clothes and theirs can be clean and whole--and one can always wash and patch—the house can be clean, and brightened | {with « plant of two, and above all, with CHEERFUL, LOVING faces Fayward one when he DOES come home. Those things | tion. Son one re #0 disheartened that rt of way How CAN I do this? 1) the house and ie say to themacives children and [ have no clothes, count There ARE husbands who cannot be saved through any earthly | power, simply because they are so self-absorbed that they don't care foe anything on earth but gratifying their baser instincts. Thetr better natures, perhaps, rose to the surface jong enough for them to fool | | thes Yes and some good woman into thinking that marriage would be an easy method of reform, only to slump again soon, as might be} expected. | Bat well take it for granted that the husbands of these seven j Women are not that sort. What, then, can we do to reclaim them? Are these wives, perhaps, a litte to blame? Are they unsympathetic Do they insist on having thelr own way tn all things? Are they careless, untidy? Are they the weeping, watling | Joy poor henith,” jects? Do they nag, go about looking absurd, until thetr husbands are | glad to @seape to their joliier companions of the poolroom or ssloon. or it may be to the empany of a woman who IS willing to be agreeable and look her prettiest for bis sake? Every one of these seven mon married the girl of his choice. she fail to employ ali the little fascinating wi keep him by her side fa the old sweethoart day Every worfan does! If these seven women are gufity of all or part’ of these things, the! sooner they change their ways the better, if they really love thelr hus. bands and want their love fa return, It will be the easiest thing in |the world to do, they will find With & mutual desire to please, a resolution to bear and forbear. }@ anion which tx based upon love will stand the ar and tear of bring sympathy and tenderness in their train n authority says Tahappy homes are due to three causes First, where there is continued clashing of opinions “Second, where the wife insists on having her own way In every- long-faced sort of wemen who “en- | and talking about it to the exclusion of pleasant sub Does he used ia order to | Ob, yes, she did! “Third, where the husband ts # petty tyrant in his own home.” a ee eee Dear Mina Greys (1) Plea tent | of cornstarch how to cletm a white TKO | water, anit. G2) What will stop my hair|/ hot water, adding sugar to taste from coming out? (3) Wiil bathing| Have the whites of thpee esas jor taking a sponge bath every day | whipped stiff, and three cups of cold | make one weak? (4) Will you Kive| stewed apples. Beat the voiling jme a recipe for apple snow pud-|comstarch into the eggs, and add | ding R. apples | A-From experience I have found jthat the best way to clean any) | white wool dress is to put it In a| Len Le, Ln tub and waah it, Use some pure | white soap, such as Ivory or Bob} | White, and have the water only| linke warm (hot water turns white wool yellow), and rinse in water of the samme temperature. (3) Try} | massaging the scalp with cold tea. |(3) No. (4) Mix two tablespoons| Best Modern Dentistry All Operations Painless with a iittle cold Boil well in pint or more of 4 , pS hm Ww Free © CONSULTATION AND o EXAMINATION | run Set of Teeth® $3.50 and Up! 22k Gold Lrowns $3.50 to $5.00 ridgework $3.50 to $5.00 | Gold Fillings $1.00 Up Silver Fillings (the best) ¢ Up Porcelain Crowns (best) $3.50 Up lam tf Sult by expert dental oper- ators he Hest Dentixtry that you o@® obtaln liu the elgg, and at the cheapest possible | petees | WE DO RXACTLY AS WE ADYHnTISE ALL WOKK GUARANTEED 15 YEAS. - Laboring People’s Dentists NEW YORK Why Does a Popgun Did you ever stop to think, boys and girls ak poth water | How THe glo’ mended and ¢e when buttons or ane SS where the of the! @ mundé are waves, not at all unlike . or that can yourself make Sound waves that pop” yo waves are with our ears, instead of our eyen ited space, in tt, jin as tightly a» you would be if you tried to and the air that is shut | compressed, and squeezed shut yourself up tn an | When you release this air by pushing, out the m of the gun, it expands or alr about in m sends Put little ripples to our ears for a short time pop Word intimates best jout aud eXpanding of air appears to our out on all sides very much These waves short and sharp, be and the sound is the way the rushing are - ecrcer NESS GIRL SHOULD DRESS. gloves and oi * and when Neat shoen shoes are peat ned . Neat tatlormade shirt waists Neatly made suite and coats. Cleaa neat underwear Clean collars and jabots Hair neatly drens Clean bands and fie Satis How She Should Not Dress. Fancy shirt waists Too much jewelry Very large or conspicucus hats Bright, gay colore. Many colors at one Dresses cut too low Dusty clothes Pussy neckwear. Coats, dreases, time. shirts or wale hooks and ¢ y minsing Shoes and Oxfords; all small sites; reg r Button Sh J meee. Y 2.) Big Girls’ Shoes and Oxfords; sizes 2% to 6; regular “$1, 65 price $2.50, Sale ... Sandals, Pumps all leathers; most | regular prices | up to $3.00. Bwery Article Exactly as Ad for Other At. : Velvet regular $3.50. For ...0+- Ladies’ Strap and Oxfords; all alzes tn lot; Seer ee HOME-MADE SUNDAE For « -howemade sundae, delictoun and easily prepared, put some vanilla lee Into as many sherbet glass as there are persons to be served. Press n the center of, the tee cream so ax to leave 4 small cavity. Will It with crushed preserved straw berries and thetr Juice. Crown the whole with whipped cream ‘and sprinkle over It a very eniall quantity, of coc pow der or ehocolite grated fits. # ee ee ee TO THOSE INQ OF OLD © I have such @ pile of letters my dewk inquiring the value of tain coins that it ts impossib! enswer each separately A catalogue obtained at any good book store, migh try Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, Colman Dock crea Seeeeeeeereeeeees may be or one CHILL THE DOBGH In making cooktes if the dough is thorang! © ner it will wot ont be Hen 4 but w mt atick to th Some house pers also chill thelr doughnuts before frying . ° —AT THE— ANGELES CAFE Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day FREE REGULAR DINNER Served from 11 a m. to & p. m. including coffee, tea, milk, beer or wine. 25C ‘ istrumental Muste nd Evenings SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE SALE Still going on. Come in tomorrow and take -ad- vantage of° our semi-an- nual clean-up. Shoes for Men, Women and Children en's Strap Sandals and Shoes; vici and patent leather; sizes up to ,2; regular prices up to $2.00 $1.35 Bale ese . Shoes, satin calf; Blucher ae The $1.00 sizes § to 13% best shoe made for Men's Shoes and Oxfords; made by Burt & Packard, to sell for $4.00; small sie 1 $1.50 only . - Me@s Shoes and Oxfords, and patent leather; all stzes in this lot: regular prices up $400". $1.95 Men's Shoes and Oxfords; large assortment, including Edwin Clapp's Oxfords; regular prices $3.60 to $6,009 Bale vertised—Look in Windows Basgains cht calf Raymond & Hoyt 1406 Third Avenue, Between Pike and Union THE CHEAPEST PLACE a a Of Very Low Round Trip Fares on freqeent da the sun TO BUY GOOD SHOES Sp ert LAS SS SS CLEP A JST RRB Da re tes throughout nmer to ‘i 3) NEW YORK + BOSTON Als ‘Thousand Islands rondack M« Mountains, St ountains, Canadian Jersey Coast Points, Vv low round trip ticke f to Niagar Falls, River Adi and, White eashore ind Lawrence New Eng Resorts, NEW YORK CETNRAL LINES Michigan Central ‘The Ningara Ills Route” Lake Shore entury Limite Seventeen Trains From Chicago every day 20th Century Lim and enable you ous sewice , including the fam- ited, render unexcelled to e@tiane your jour ney with the least possible delay You will find on all equipment and superior e, but real traveler proceeding fre ervice personal these trains splendid r servicegnot only train the ym an intimate knowl- service to edge of-his requirements For and return limit full particulars regarding dates of sale, fares Seteeeeeeeeeteee ¢ Southwick Co m to 6 pm. Dally Ti el Soak a g More Open Vr * SECOND AVENUE AND Pike STREET New York Connection; JAMES MeChy 1¥-VOURTH #TRERT Bathroom Fixtures Shelves brass, frag fitted with ppered bot use la All nial brass, nick style IBY, Specially priced All double Fitted Bathroom | | | | all 6) Heavy nickeled, ground glass st tles for toilet beled 5 complete $1.75 keled, with ; can be used brass, all hinge priced. 8.50 Brush sally in corners 24-inch 20-inch | 16-inch priced size Ik $2:25 Specially $2.00 Specially $1.25 All brass, nickeled,-18-inch size; regularly $1.50. Spe- cial % $1.00 Crystal bars brackets ; 24 cially priced Tumbler and Holdet ize brass, nickeled with nickel inch size ven $5.25 Holders ° fits any $1.48. vecial ‘ $1.00 ap holders, for - wash tand, with china lining and nickel stand Specially priced $1.35 Soap holders, all nickel, drainer. Specially AV _ $1.25 age Reig yer Dishes $3.00 Shelves with Mirror el frame I Bathre om heavy $8.50 | Special Soap ly pricec Size 14x20 isches ly priced ... . .$6.50 French plate, with heavy beaded nickel frame— Size 21x13 inches. ly priced 4 | Bathtub tub; cap dish size regularly vecial- | 8.00 | inches. Spe- . 87.5 ‘ with Shaving Mirrors exten Harly®’S5e. Speci 40¢ ly 49c. Special B5¢> Paper Holders nickeled; Colg- Specially priced .... $1.25 All brass nickeled Regularly $1. Special .75¢ Regularly 75c. Special 50¢ B itiatoots Opal Shelves, nickel | ° Toilet All brass, nial style. bracket inches. Size 18 priced ze 24 priced Si 30 inches. Specially $3.75 Specially $4.25 Specially - $5.00 inches priced *. THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO. . Pe —THE— —WwE— Trust Peorie You can be well dressed without paying fancy pnt to for your clothes. Gately'’s liberal credit service has solved the problem to the entire satisfaction of thousands of men and wo- men. Through the cooperation of our 90 stores we can offer you better values than cash stores not waving our enormous buy- ing factlities, You cannot find a better assortment anywhere than at Gately’s. All the newest styles are . Tepresented cin thp ° most wanted materi- The prices are lower than elsewhere for same good values. . Pretty dresses } made of silk or cloth, for all ogasiona. The prices range from $4.50 te $30 No Extra Charge for Alterations. & 1 In Indiana Indiana polte Bon Ringhamto Ruffalo Roston Brockton Allentown Altoona Frte Harriaborg H k over these splendid bargains be buying a new hat elsowh Positively th Bi 1 r 1 y milline® valued 1 re Pottavitle Shoes for Men and Women The Shoes wo are handling are made We guarantee tho best values eand satisfaction with every pate for us. comfort, and *Men’s Clothing All wool materials, atent sty workmanship and finish characterize every Gate ly sult. Prices $18.50 and up. out In the SEATTLE 1119 Third Av. Near Hilt Comes From Seneca bese Gately's It’s Good @ NTRAL . apply to your local ticket agent, Ail the : as or call on or address ° - “wien Electro Dental Parlors) 8 a i datowed ue soles We : Cor, First Av. and Pike DeeeeoReS Opposite Public Market Buy or Sell Real Estate, Business Chances. See Classified Page. PIKE'BT. AND FIFTH AV.