The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1911, Page 5

ae WOMEN IN THE NEWS. irs. Julia A. Margnm, aged of Chicago, will marry Benjamin Margao, aged 83 They were divorced 26 years ago. Bm SRHB' Os 3 aeeeer Squad of Chicago police been detalled to «scart @omen when they are forced fede away from home at Pie Mrs. Ralph Thomas caused stir in Delmonico'’s restaw PEEL New York, carrying a ene. Mrs Thomas was for merly Mrs, Prank Gould Mrs. Levi Z Leiter of Wash. paid $50,000 an acre for Edgewater estate near rly, Mass Rater teteeee osteeeae time it cries. yt let to make ft laugh. ting contagious disease. ite, for the same reason. 1S HELP IN THE ‘® nished her Millions of Folks eeetnereneaee eeeeeeeeeeeeeee {dish 't feed the baby every time (t take thé baby ap and hold visitors or relatives Plach and poke and look at the baby “Don't let all the children in the kiss the baby, for fear {t take the baby out into pub- ‘places where many people con please don't roek the baby * ba +7 Me uele iu ane” + * FORM OF WORK FOR V.C. #) ®@ it V. ©. the poor girl of 15 #! ‘® years, who wanted work for *® ® the vacation months, will tele * ‘® phone Hed 74, or cal) at 5808 # @ 15th ay. N. E. it will be fur. & LS. 2 dda dindindindindindindindindin dn dind [=~ NEWS OF SPECIAL INTERES EXTREMES IN Millinery fashions this season have shown a wide di popular and in good taste, Two of the extremes Prank Vilione, } sone to some trouble to invent and nar an’s Page of The Star | they will be by the time the celebration takes place. . POTLATCH ‘97 SALAD, Arrange a well washed and trimmed head of chicory on a serving enter arrange the whites of hard botled eggs cut io eight lengthwise pieces, and sift the yolks of the exgs In the center and y | Will have a good imitation of the officias Potlatch Hower | Cut the figures ‘97 out of preserved Spanish peppers and lay ow top # (of the sifted yolks of exas | Decorate the border of chickory with water * | tomatoes cut ip halves. * dressing containing DAINTY HATS—FAS If all the ingre In the some finely chopped chives ‘They Never Have Headache, Bil- fousness, Siugcish, Inactive Bow. eis or a Bad SI tablet in every box means a day of | and the good Bappiness this candy laxative has! the children. Are you getting your share? Cascarets cure bowel troubles ‘Think of the days when you are not @t your best. The mornings when Hes in the bowels One Cascaret makes everything @ifferent. Don't say “I'l take it to- Bight.” Take it at once, Carry a bex in your pocket. The hours be Wasted. Cascarets are gentle and Pleasant. Their action is as natural &6 the action of fruit on the bowels. They are sold by all druggists at 10! Py fents per box. | peare. = So = - dren. TODAY'S STYLES TODAY it brings ws into closer each other, You will credit, because it 1332-34 2d Ave., Near Union St “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ ‘Them Miserable. Maybe the boys and girls—the little ones ot their wee lives at the land splashing, digging litt A wiltion boxes a mouth. That's | sTownups can ean fhe sale of Cascarets. And every|* summer day. bu ood fun children can have gw prt tonne waders in this picture do know, three happy rc just In time to catch their glad snapped” them cheer. Think what a world of | some smiles Brought to men and women—aiso| TELLS GIRL GROWS Addressing the 21 when they have developed. But that Columbus Schoo! for G) fe the least of their uses. Their| g¢. Presbyterian ch service is to prevent the many, ofeYale insisted life grows that come from inactive bowels. esting and witty commencement ta In the course of bis address “The happiest persons are You don't feel right, the afternoons) ¢houghts.” = you are logy, the evenings “You wi you are irritable. The cause] than Methuselah saw in his lifetime of ureh recently, 411 see more real progress during the next “any fool can grow old gracefully. jhantly.” we i ” a in the mind t you should envy the cow h a cow chew ime | we fore bedtime are too good to be pony ‘Graduate chewing gum.” “The t books for children are those not n ye he so-called juvenile literature Is trash ation of titerary culture, then Shakes Determi- nation To do a certain thing a certain way often consti- tutes financial success. “The Bible is the found “CREDIT?” “CERTAINLY” clothes buying easy for you Costs No More—Works No Hard- ship—Dresses You Better. EASTERN Outfitting Co., ». HIONS MEET TOTO PARES BY UNOER NOD WIndeOwgad . the very large and the very amall hat being re here shown close together. chef at the New Hotel Washington, bas very klaly & special aalad for the Wom jents are not in market ne | When ready to serve je pink toes in sand and mud! members of the 1911 graduating class ik. Professor Pheipa said those who think the m 969 years.” will succeed, ness of purpose. bank and you will be you. Savings T TO W [sales large profits w. 8 | gir! of 19, and am keeping company @ large dalay leaves and cherry sprinkle with Preneb disposition kive me the address of the ch OMEN READERS sxx in last Tuesday's Star we put the Qin bread and butter, coffee, frutt following problem before ite read: | lyos » and nuts, If you om for solution. All the avawérs|whih, you can substitute fried | ved are from men, Girlie! /@illcken and hot biscutt Where are you? j ° | Dear Mins Grey—Will you kindly 4 i ead z tell me how to do up a natural colored liven skirt? MISS H * Here's the Puzzle * ‘ , & Here fe & problem for The # A.—Do not starch, but tron while @ Star readers to whet thelr rew @ ‘ mat wet If it Is made so you be was The gg Send in #{ ca! iron on the wrong it wil * Dear Mins Grey Two boys * . # had sixty apples, Bach took ® Be ws Mi Gon Que of Pood * thirty to sell, One sold at 3 wii en OOS ae a ey i peri * for 4 cent and made 10 cents. *| Aho be 4 * i a a an other sold 0 fo ent * . . p Re Ouse, aoe ae ete Cante, They w{ dishes, and visit a little while i. bea a a tn in all, ‘The #%| PWice within the last few days her a cust Gan tha bee nehter has asked me if | found * Po when at Gee fer money in the parlor, Shall 1 * made 24 cents Why did the iy Mer yn 1 took it? sake an extra cent in the first #} a to shun me ‘ eal! sepa *| WORRIED. * A PUZZLED BOOKKEEPER, #| A-If she asks you again about 7 «| the money, ask her if any money is missed. Do not allow ye it Sesdbdescossesesy nba Do not allow yourse to appear angry or worrted, and do Im the first deal the boys made: | not harbor: hard f 0K. You Lat boy—10 males at tea sal ibe} may be mista Continue to be 2d boy—4h aales at tc a sule....16e\ the kind neighbor you have, and it will all come right Total rm In the second deal the boys made 12 sales at Ze a sale 24e Batra le Large sales, small profits; small Dear Mist Grey: I am a young with a young boy whe wants to buy © 8 $26 plume. Is it right for me} wet BLUE EYES. } A.—No. Young girls should ac cept only very inexpensive gifts from young men TODAY'S JOKE IN p- BLACK AND wHiTe| “= The Story of Wash- _ ington’s Dental Conspiracy The Hules Commetiier amd where the | Power and wenknew of cur Legisinture crm rewtedt My husband has a very even Mine, too~he's always eranky.”| { Dear Mins Grey: WI you please| hing,‘ store on First avenue wear the street that leads to Colman dock? | f think it is the only store that has & moving stairway the Mouse of Represent A READER AJ. Redeisheimer & Co. First avenue and Columbia Dear Miss Grey: Kindly teil me what will take mildew from « dainty pink lingerie pink. Also f PECK OF TR A-—Soak the white clothing tn buttermilk. This will do pink, tao, If the pink dye Try it on @ scrap first before the Malsiature because of Dear Miss Grey—(1) What will] power of the tw remove white lead paint from blue! ™ wash silk? (2) How should a Ramecy, house furnist moved to 1923 First av. Best Mattress in Seattle for $5.00. NEWEST EFFECTS in —Piumes Pompons and Algreties for Sun ouga & (1) ic O. Store open from 9 a. m. to 6 p.m daily Second Avenue and Pike Street Near York Connection James McCarrry & Co., Trunmtry-Tourtn Strerrr Semi-Annual Garment Clearance . INCLUDES All Dresses at Half and All Suits at an Average of Less Than Half (Excepting Suits and Dresses of cotton and linen fabrics.) dinary event of the kind we have held, and the response prices will bring make the following rules necessary We cannot accept mail or telephone orders. Please don’t ask us to send garments on approval or C. O. D., nor to exchange any merchandise bought in this event. All first fittings must be given within ten days of purchases. Dresses and Gowns for Almost All Purpos Foulards, Crepe Meteors, Messalines, French ee Marquisettes, Taffetas, Chiffons, Silk Voile over rich satins, Colored Serges, Ponge¢ $19.50 Dresses, now..... $ 9.75 $22.50 Dresses, now $11.25 All at $25.00 Dresses, now cov $12.50 $20.00 Oresses, now $15.00 $35.00 Dresses, now $17.60} Half $45.00 Dresses, now $22.50 mnmreenne ” PFICe $28,000 Worth of Tailored and Fancy Suits for $13,000 Which gives you an idea of the prices and of the quantity we've got to get rid of! There are Bults of Fine Serges, Imported Scotch Tweeds, Fine En Slish Suitings, Sk Molres, German Twills, man Basket Weaves, ‘Tropical” Worsteds, French Bou cles, Satins, Pongeer, Imported Worsteds, White Bergen Tailored Suits, some of ) which sold as high as $35, | 1 5 will be on sale at . { Each for 200 Man-Tai 4 lored Suits, fully half of \ which sold as high as $45. Over 200 Tailored Suits, choice materials, and some } $25 Novelty Suits worth $40 to $60 { Includes every novelty and $30 { plain tailored Suit worth ($50, $75 and higher Becond Floor THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO. Eant 414. e MADISON VANS keep moving every day, and no wonder—everybody appre- ciates them. : ws Made, Plumes 4. Curiea, |] Cleaned and Rerade | Classified Page A Comprehensive can't have the times Seattle Playgrounds wading pools, aplashing | me of the | wading ee GRADUATES THAT LIFE BETTER AS ONE GROWS OLDER {rls and their friends, who filled the Broad Professor William Lyons Phelps better as one grows older, in an inter t interesting five years You should grow old tri- If mere physical comfort were the cud | am reminded of @ written for chil If you have singleness of purpose in saving, you One great element stability in this Strictly Savings Bank is its single | Bridgework . Open an account in this by its determination The Bank for Cor, 3rd Ave. and Pike St. white wool sabaw! be washed? « BW A-—(1) Soak the paint spot in turpentine until soft, Wash gently When the paint is out remove the| i tine with gasoline. (2) You! «rs turpe | might try a flour bath. If this does | '. not remove all the dirt wash to lwarm water (not too hot—hot |water turns white wool yellow),| waing @ pure white soap, and rinse jin water of the same temperature When half dry, toss around to give) * it Nuffiness. Dear Ming Grey-——Will you please| ° tell me if ft is proper for a bride to wear a white dress and vell at a| |home wedding where there will be only the family and a few friends present? Woat would be nice .o N. D. A-—Yes, it is optional Serve chicken salad with cheese straw olives, and three-cornered slices of | « Best. Modern Dentistry) | All Operations Painless TEETH Free CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION Full Get of Teeth .. $3.50 22k Gold Lrowns $3.50 to $3.50 to Gold Fillings es. ss BL Sliver Fillings (the best)..50¢ Up Porcelain Crowns (best) $3.50 Up Terms to Sutt li work done hy expert dental o; i Tandy attendant. ” at you can obtain Dentistry ¥, and at the cheapest possible WE DO EXACTLY AS W: ALL WORK GUARANTEE! Laboring People’s Dentists Electro Dentaf Parlors Cor, First Av. and Pike Opposite Public Market THE POWER IN THE LEGISLATURE @ buffet luncheon after-| | are frien t with me. ahd ex-member of the St wanted to accomplish anytiting he OUR INTRODUCTION TO THE RULI COMMITTEE may that some of theee men y to me, but friendship is one and affairs of state are another on the Rules Con t member that h ine and Dentistry © 4 in getting ut of that Rules he said know you do not want « new Dental Law, because if you get a Hownse it will break you.” One member that when a kno at bills ought to come out we did not wateh you mew member would run away with yourselves.” Messrs. Dick Todd 1 did not learn much about ¢ did meet Mr. Sima, from Port Townsend, He in & pleasant man, fish inte n, Me ‘ore on the R of special thia committee, and ite power used to whip into iin ¥ member who The great weakness in our lant legisia- ture was the re of ite members to owning or the work- pooial privi- intelligently; the working clase was prewentod It will be In the neat legislature, In my next article 1 will tell how my law was defeated, and who worked for It BDWIN J, BROWN, D. D, &., 118 Wiret Ave. ding, Home of the n American Bank A. Chilberg Jafet Lindeberg Alfred Battle W. H. Metson LASKA BUILDING, SEATTL Directors Bank Service In a large, cosmopolitan bank like this, with its complete and comprehensive service, it is natural that we should have many accounts with people outside the city. Without regard to size, they are good accounts, and without regard to size, we take good care of them, The bank's first purpose is and must always be Se- curity. The next is Service. Whether you live in the North or the South, the East or the West—wherever Uncle Sam's mail goes—there the service of The Scandinavian American Bank will easily reach you. You can open an account by mail without even the little trouble of writing a letter. Just your name and address written plainly and inclosed with the deposit. Withdrawals are just as easy. Savings accounts earn 4 per cent compound interest. Checking accounts re- ceive no interest, but are a great convenience if you have bills to pay or remittances to make to any part of the world. If you wish, you may leave your passbook with us for safe keeping. We give you a receipt for it which you may put in a Safe Deposit Vault or file away with your papers, so that if anything happens to you the: record of your Savings Account will be easily traced. You may leave with us the name of your lawyer, your executor or your near relatives, with the request that in case you are not heard from in one, two or five years, these persons be notified of your Savings Ac- count. Names so given are entered on our books with count and become part of the record. If we do r from you within the specified time, either through a deposit, a withdrawal or a-letter, the per- sons whom you name are notified. y our not hes All our banking relations are held in strictest confi- dence. No information, not even of the existence of your account, is given to any one. Savings Accounts opened $1.00 up. Scandinavian American Bank RESOURCES $10,000,000 J. E. Chilberg Perry Polson FL T. B. Minahan M. J. Shaughnessy