The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1911, Page 5

Wil Reduce Weight in G % Bagland’s queen was getting fat) ee Hittle dit ste Queen Mary's| 4 inwaiting told her — and was too mach of her to fit g coronation gown with sylph-like grecefulness. Not wishing to go | : the sad and solemn pages of Bistory as “Queen Mary, the Fat,” she called in the royal physical cul- > ture experts for a consultation. They mapped out a series of exer. which would-—and did—reduce surplus avoirdupols consider and this ts great news | wing Pat of every same exercises will the wearer of gingham dresses as well as the one who dons robes. wy becin with « marathon the breakfast table. The Mea of using the table is so that one may count the laps, and in- aish the distance as n times around went highness on the first trial In- @rease the number of spins aroand table as the strength grows and ee —— guperfiuons fat diminishes thrown back, take a brisk walk | ‘Then, with fingers on the arms/ around the table. 2 at the | shoulder and with shoulders Some Sunimer Menus and Recipes for Housewives sugar and pass it around the sup ports, spinning a cobweb thread. | |A sugar spinner of course ts better. | peat the dipping and spinning until you bave a mass of threads. | Remove and coil into the shape de} oman, therefore to be —King Henry VI “Down on your knees, And thank heaven, fasting, for a good man’s love.” . jared. If too cool, add a little water| Te ne You Like ft jand pele Foral decorations, white sweet TODAY'S JOKE IN BLACK AND} peas and mailenhair ferns. Menu. Strawberries, au naturel Fish’a la creme. Cucumbers | Peas in White Sauce. Rolls | Baked Chicken, Mushroom Sauce Lettuce and Asparagus Tip Salad WHITE. Iced Mayonnaise a Fruit Ices in Spun Sugar Nests Assorted Cakes Bonbons Coffee Recipe for Making Spun Sugar Nests at Home—Holl 1 {b. sugar, a cup of water and one h teaspoon cream of tartar to F., or crack stage. When cook- e pan in dish of coid LOOKED LIKE IT. “You'll either have to give up gee of give me up.” suppose that means that if I up cigarets, you're as good as Dance at Dreamiecad tonight, coe TODAY’S STYLES TODAY Reductions in Coats | Of every material for summer wear, includ- ing linen, pongee, cream serge and other stylish fabrics. ©An opportunity is pre- sented to buy a coat at a very liberal saving. 1-4 to 1-2 Off Is Offered Bay on Credit These excellent val- tes should be an in- ducement to the eco- nomically inclined but in addition you ean take advantage of Our Liberal Credit Plan at the same prices. EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. *- 1332-34 2d Av., Near Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’* The Wonder Millinery Co. 1525-—-SECOND AVENUE———1625 Our Large Stock of Millinery Is Offered at ; to + Off Our regular prices. This Means a Real, Genuine Bargain for You, as we carry the very best materials in up-to-date atyles. Come in and see our splendid assortment, also our line of New Novelties. THE WONDER, 1525 Second Av. 1 Between Pike and Pine Streets Queen Mary’s Physical Culture Exercises ingham Dresses, Too the arma at your back the young woman posing for these | sons, ait on the floor and raise your self without touching the b | this step sreier, when cooled a littic set in a) = Supports fastened to the n |table, Tet these project two feet Breakfast |from the table and two feet apart Spread a clean paper beneath r » to | them. Dip «a new orangewood _ “She » Hyman ng snd therefore 10/ wanicure stich into the cooked Following the floor, and, by straighten knees, get to the feet, will find no easter to do than did) ithe British empress, and it in that she wobbles a bit even yet in the doing of it Having mastered the ‘Stand on one foot, other foot in the hand Jump as bigh and —which will be nefther very high [nor yet very far, at first, hop. Now do the same while pares Me devoted to them. HERE Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbe 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green 50-Lb. Sacks, H. A. Ridgway's 5 Blue Ribbon Boston . Buffalo ... Chicago. Detroit Kansas Cit Montreal New York Pittsburg’ . “4 Joseph Louis St Toronto 7 Hawalian Pineapple, y Kansas City via St. Philadelphia ... Paul via Council Bluffs .... Washington ....... June 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, July 1, 2, 3. August 3 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, September 1, 2, 4,5, 6,7. position of the nda to the This you / eet above, Alice BE. JUMP.) Cream Queei far as powsible| Nine but don't Fooos . CHEAPER; FR Public Reales In Market Office Girl Carved Fortune Out of Ice Cream MISS FREDENHAGEN. Fredenhagen ia an lee years ago she started an fee cream plant chief asset, a strong determination that had, JUMP. it 7 a for aha. colds. eczema and ue o win. There was not much money lscurvy, says the Supply World Another fine bit of exercise is to|on hand, and precious little busi | ANOTHER APPLE-PROBLEM ates stgictil, calaue ase, iavete | stand on one foot and go through | Beas experience—but Mins Fr SOLUTION BY A GIRL |i bi6 tor thone troubled with insom the motions of stepping on a hi ah | hagen decided that she must Kk if an in eating fact that | nia. and they are of great value in For Instance, tmagine your-|simply make a fortune and that|with one exception, all the solu absorbing impurities from the blood self boarding a street car, Then | fortune mut come from ice cream. | tions sent in by girls are the same oat oxteed ait aaamaahal- som tele try it with the other foot | She began with a tiny plant, alwhile, with one exe eption, thowe leg for it is the only vegetable that A bathing or gym suit will assist|OM@horse delivery wagon and dif] given by men were all different. |{y readily inoculated with disease the movements most of the work herself Does the feminine brain tend to| Lettuce {* good for the nerves ae |owns her own cream condensor and|¥¥¥¥¥ ee EEN ENE EE eerine, Pate got I alan =|}45 people look to ber for wages|® $ A al hte he one Be ato Ignorant men are the ones |@Very Saturday night & HERS THE PUZZLE — #|Cyepepels. neuraigis and rheume who are most critical of oth- Rather a nice career for an am-|* Here t problem for The ® debt tor the iver re. bitlous young w an to car out |} @ Star reader » whet their rea *) Cécumbers coatata aresnic of ——- for herself tn ico cream, ian't it?|* soning powers on. Send in #|.utnclout quantity to affect, the 7 ties Fredenhagen lives with her|@ your answers * . GIRLS LACK IMPORTANCE in| parents at 5637 42nd av 8. W., and|# Dear Mise Grey: Two boys # — jon beneficigily, if eaten Le egpihenigbored pe jhaa only one hobby: ® had 60 apples. Kach took 30 * + ch and dandelion bh a cout Sea bath i anudetmely a aan epson w te sell. One sold at 3 for. o% senrbed ‘oftec 1 aeen the kidue the jw cant and. made 18 on The * | tormer also giving relief to those |® other sold 2 for a cent and *| troubled with gravel; also good for \* nts. They m * rheumatism and gout, + all The next ¢ * a idideenin \* Saye sold 6 poles at + | |® cents and made 24 cents. Why * | did they make an extra cent in leadaches ® the first deal’ ” ® A PUZZLED BOOKKEEPER. #& 2 s le + Hard headaches. Dizzy, sick Ree e eee eee eee eee) ESHER, TOO Lake, Fremont and University Districts. Manning’ Hurry, as the Amount Is Limited EB 2 cans for . o'Clock Tea, one-pound tin Tea .. STALLS 109-110 MAIN FLOOR ALSO 33-34 DOWNSTAIRS ttvalhi staan an ite g's s Coffee Store 519 PIKE PLACE, Pure Cane Sugar Less Than Wholesale $2.75, Delivered—You Will Have to Cynthia Grey’s Letters RRR ee ha © HUfficlont Is he knows both parties | * (2) The “ring” service in very pretty # SHALL | GIVE THIS MONEY | but the simpler one is more often * TO MY HUSBAND? # | uned |® A Question of Interest to * - |* Women—Maybe tq Men, #| Dear Miss Grey: I was taken into |® The following is a letter &|the Methodist church on six * from a woman tn a dilemma. It #| months’ probation, a year ago, No * is a question of such vital and # | one has spoken to me on the sub |® universal interest that we ask #/Ject since, In the meantime a new ® The Star's readers to send in #|™inister has been ftnstalled. What * their various opinions. & | Shell I do? NEGLECTERD. . #| A--If you wish to continue a ek ke ee ee te | momber of that church, speak to the minister about it Dear Miss Grey: Kindly advise me what to do. My husband is one of the kindest of men. Ww have ~ feted a:randown farm. and sre 6-inch Cocobolo Handle, regularly 50c each. Special 35¢ I fake unbut two Fears of nealllt aad 8-inch Cocobolo Handle, regularly 55¢ each. Special 39¢ b uae. caeteadneaeee tat seme tan saa VS THE 91,-in. Cocobolo Handle, regularly 50c each. Special 45¢ debt, I expect money from the ee ° 8-inch Ebony Handle, regularly 9c each. Special. .5O¢ tate of a relative. Shall I gave this to my husband? It will pay bts and leave a nice sum. Or shall I invest it in real estate, or bank it for some future unforeseen | need? PERPLEXED. DOCTOR Onions are among the best nervy ines known and a sovereign remedy headaches. Burning, throb- bing, splitting headaches. jAnd the great majority are The | cent is made tecause the apples for 1 cent” boy, after ng 10 wi ea to the “3 for nt” boy, bas 10 apples left, and ithene 10 apples at 2 for 1 cent... 6 cents | all due to constipation. Any- sa Obie at 3.for.1 cant... 10 cents thing better than Ayer’s Pills? } Total conta | ASk your doctor. Ag S copies at 6 for 3 begat ‘S| Lake Washington strawberry flelds are now open to the public. Take Yeslor way car. Dear Miss Grey—(1) Is It neces sary for both bride and groom to go New York Conneottor ai THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO. i MeDousall Se_Southwick Co Store Open From # a. m to @ p m. Daly. SECOND AVENUE AND Pike Steerer JAMES MoORERRY & CO, THINTY-FOURTH sThmeT Cutlery. =a Sale BUTCHER KNIVES forged Of the best crucible steel, hand 6-inch Boxwood Hand! 1 50¢ regularly 65¢ 10-in, Boxwood Handle, regularly $1.2 Special B5¢ FRENCH SABATIERS—Of finest steel, all with ebony handles— 51-inch, regularly 35c. Special . 25¢ 6-inch, regularly 40c F 30¢ 7-inch, regularly 45¢ 35¢ 8-inch, regularly 50c. Special ......sccscccecceeres 40¢ 10%,-INCH SLICER—With eb THE “GERMAN SCALLOP. ony handle; regularly 65 | ING KNIFE”—Exactly the one 9c. Special C | tor siicing cucumbers, beets, cae cen Tee |, ce SPATULAS—Of finest steel— | INDIVIDUAL STEAK KNIVES Ginch, regularly 3%¢ 29c —White bone handle; regularly Special ° 50¢ each uch, regularly 59e. 39 | Special 35¢ Special C | SHARPENING STEELS—11% 10-inch, regularly 98¢ 69 inches, with hardwood handle; Special C | regutariy $1.25. 95c PARING KNIVES— Assorted | Special shapes and sizes; regu 10 SHARPENING STEELS — 7- lar price 15e. Special c inch, ebony handle; regu- 19 THE CHRISTY BREAD | larly 25c. Special c KNIFE—Regularly 50c 39 SHARPENING STEELS— 9 Special C | regutarly i2¢. Special Cc KITCHEN KNIVES AND | SCISSORS AND SHEARS— FORKS—Of good » Made of finest quality hand- Set of 6, plain hand 75 forged steel 25e¢ to $1.35 ularly 98e. Special C | PEN KNIVES With peari and Set of 6, white handle; regu horn handles ..25¢ to $3.00 larly $1.75. $1 25 THE “GEM” SLICER AND Special . PEELER—Serves principally Set ot 6, horn handle; regu | for peeling asparagus, oyster larly $1.75 plant, radishes, ete.; re; Special $1.25 ularly 35¢. Special . 25c Set of 6, cocobolo handle, injaild | THE PINEAPPLE EYE SNIP with steel: regularly $1 75 —Just the article for snipping $2.25 set. Special ‘ out “those eye: 5 GRAPEFRUIT KNIVES—Curv | Special at ... c ed to cut each part exactly; | THE “COLUMBIA” CAN reguiarly 60c OPENER—Regular price Special ; 39c | 10c. Special , 5c INDIVIDUAL STEAK KNIVES | FOLDING CORK - SCREW— —Ebony handle: reau 95 Regularly 10¢. a Special vc | SHocial ih in dees. s2ocs uv larly 36c each BUTTERICK PATTERNK—WE ARE AGENTS. to the court house for the marriage Meetse, and must there be wit nesses? (2) Is it prefera’ 2 “ring” ceremony? W customary? RUTH M A—Yes, both parties must go to the court house. One witness is I|* DOWN PLACES THIS PIANO IN YOUR HOME ou 827 PROPLE'S BANK BLDG COW BUTTER ‘STORE 1433 FIRST AVE. AND PIKE DE LUXE Paul DATES OF SALE 561 26, 27, 28. 9, 20, ST. Low Rates East Via Rock Island Lines THE ROUTE OF THE ROCKY -MOUNTAIN LIMITED Low Round Trip Summer Excursion Tickets will Be ae at the following rates, on the dates =e Final Return Limit October 31, 1911 TRAVEL IN COMFORT 1ited trains via Rock Island Lines provide every Frequent. trains: operating on fast schedules carry you in safety and comfort to your des- f | comfort and convenience. tination. Rock I room and observation sleeping chair cars— Tickets, Cc, D. MceNAUGHTON, City Pass. Agt. TO CHICAGO AND EAST sland Lines provide electric you ride in comfort all the w nections maintained at Chicago and St. bound flyers. Rock Island Dining Car Services— the best of roryinte Reservations, Informa 712 Second Avenue, Sea’ lighted drawing- cars and free reclining steel Excellent con- Louis with east- tion, Ete. GEO. P. CAVE, Gen'l Agt. ttle. Phones: Main 1004, Ind. 493, I Bring 5 Dollars Wednesday «join this piano club! When do you ever expect to get more ad- vantages and easier conditions in buying a piano than this club brings you? By joining with 499 other persons in this big deal you get a $375 piano for $277.50. erms are $5.00 when the piano is de ered, then $1.25 a week. No interest or extras of any kind. If, after 30 days’ trial, the Piano is not satisfactory, will give you your money back. If the Piano is satisfactory after 30 days’ use, the club member has 11 more months in which to satisfy himself as to the character of the Piano, At the end of that time he has the privilege of exchanging it without one penny’s loss for any other instrument of equal or greater value that we sell, such as the Weber, Knabe, Fischer, Vose, Pianola Plano, ete. If the club member dies during the life of his contract, we will immediately send a receipt in full to his family for the instrument If the club member wishes to pay his dues in he gets a rebate of 15 cents-in cash for each and e' * he shortens his time. we vance, y week A beautiful Stool to match the Piano is included without extra cost, The Piano will be tuned twice without charge, Kohler&Chase 1318 SECOND AVE. East 414. Cedar 414, MADISON Bekins “~ VANS keep moving every day, and no wonder—everybody appre- clates them, Service at “The Owl” Stores is far and away the best in Seattle. ’ And this in spite of the fact that our business grows so fast. We study service continually—constant- ly finding ways to better it—and doing so. At “The Owl” Stores you're not obliged to wait around until some indolent or over- worked clerk finally comes up to attend you. You’re waited upon promptly, by intel- ligent, wide-awake salespeople. That's “The Owl’s” system. It’s a good system—for us—and for you. Dependable Cut Rate Druggists Two Stores in Seattle. Third and Pike Street. 1112 Second Avenue. Other Stores Spokane, Portland, San Fran- cisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, Sacramento Diagonally Across From Moore Theatre The Golden Eagte We Quit Business July 1st EVERYTHING IN THE STORE SLAUGHTERED Every Price Cut From 335% to 75% SWEATERS, GLOVES, DRESSES, SILK SKIRTS, HOSIERY, RIBBONS AND HANDKERCHIEFS