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

PME Dousall 5 Southwick Co Open From Oa. m to 4p. m. Batty, SECOND AVENUE AND Pike Steert A NOON ow York Hon) JAMEA MeOKRERY &# OO, THIKTY-rOURTH #TRr PICNIC OR ae IN TEA. Corner Connee 8 MeCHRERY 0 ! rm ce | z 1 Puy Cynthia Grey requests all, ens “ ia ne ¥ ~ rT | =‘ young and old, who expect to Dear Miss Grey € you telijdrain, To 4 oran i M i enter the matrimonial state, to ‘ , Stee ve om earegeaat peat een eee oe {: me Cte ae oesn’'t Hot Weather MRS. N. B. | Boll down quickly, watching all the : wedding announcements. " . © that jars are perfectly /While to prevent scorching. When ; y 1 steriiiaed. Glass jare/ liquid ts almost cooked down, take - 2 7 Yesterday at 4 o'clock in the| * M k Y. N d tops are best. Wash|pan off the stove { \ “ afternoon, Peart Rathe, 6726 20th — b atave and stir in % | | [afternoon, ‘Peart Ra ake ou ee asparagus, trim off the hard cup sugar. Stir uncit cold, Sepa-| was united in marriage| aud cat In proper lemgths to rate and put on otled paper-on plat-| 'rimble, 2810 734 av. N.| * ts pack in jars, Cook for 15 mfuutes,|ter to dry, wedding took place at the i 4 oo. “ a rey gl 7 oa) Dear Miss Gres: What wif Take an ordinary loaf of Prench bread, push a hole through it and fll it with # combination of egg (OUr))0 et fine sranias Picnic Baskets? | Lemon Juic Dands on jars and Ml to overflow-| whiten the teeth? Sn Mc ang! Ale eaghidesg adie of bil ct ha mega a dud cect surprise lat the hom bride | Fancy colors, in assorted | or ¥ oa } Young couple are at home to their shapes and sizes, stron Large size, made of heavy jfrlends at 6619 34th av, N. W made, Specially priced | glass; regularly 10c. Spe- cial ioe w water eatiha fis Ley CONSTANT READER, . ot 5S minotes coole A.—Use peroxide of hydrogen. | % Quand fille mare 8 wesh boller|The csencheal vec of powdered } WOMAN IS COMPOSER! ct with wire rack underneath, pour| pumice atone will clear the teeth| Mrs, H. H. A. Beach of Henniker | Marriage Licenses. sereeeres, ABE to $100 fn enough cold water to come halt) wonderfully, N. H., is the foremost woman com-| John A. Dunford, 1 ; ‘ - ae ant les? way up sides of jars Place lids} oS eaves poses 62 taeéia th. Aimorion, Mer jattle; Margaret A. Marshal! Paper Plates? ] emonade Ladle loosely on jars, and bring qater! Dear Miss Grey—We two girls! compositions run ail the way from Beef Bouillli with allaplee, mace, salt, paprika; | age, W. C, Baldwin 7-inck . ¢ of f aluminum, with lo round them to boiling point. Keep/are beth im love with two boys, | pianoforte solos to duets, violin and| ‘Cut cold beef into «lees about pred & little of the ; yeth 1. Powell, 19 7-inch ize pecially 7 dofling rapidly for 1% hours, Lift!One of us ts engaged to one of! ptano, plano and violoncello, one-half inch thick, and two Inchen|!niide, Baste occasionally ; Chester E. T. Fitagerald, priced, dozen Po out jars one at a time, and guickly|them. Today they spurned us,| songs by the hundreds, « of finely | Ar@vY that collects in baking pan.| 45, Vancouver, B. C.; Clara L. Mor Wood Plate Specially PET fasten down the lids without vemoy- | ‘They would not treat us after play-(ra, work, oratorios, cantatas and|¢ rve cold, garnished with parsiey.|ris, 36, Seattle; W. Roxyeki, 3 priced, dozen 6¢ | Tabl for Cz fng them. Stand jars hamedtately ing tennis, and when we went to| masses. tard, cag, Oil, und vinegar; pour| Germ Czostawa Zembranska, ereseres ableware tor am p- om wet folded cloth, upside down, the feecream parlor, they even + - over the meat; serve garnished} Boll « caulifiow alte le; Augustus J. Lorge, legal Paper Nant Py ing? and Jet remain until cold. Keep Inj turned down the chairs at thety BLARNE with water cress. j water until tender and/age, Seattle, Ethel Culbertson. aper Napkins cool, dry, dark place. table so we euuld not sit with them when coid, divide into small pieces. | legal Seattle; Fred Trimble, Fancy desicr dt To can peas fM sterilized: jars! Please advise whether the engage oaren Saunas jiesk with mayonnaise dressing | $1, @ Pearl Rath, 20, Seatt Lot he yale with fresh tender pean, ffl each | ment should be broken; but réaem- Place the fish in. a deep pan; }and garnish with beets cut im funcy | Joseph a 2 : th Hel Specially priced, per hur jar to overflowing witht wacer that! ber we both love them dearly _ put bits of butter over it, Season! shapes lena Carr, 24, § . in dred .. 10¢ has been dofled amd cooled. Put M. and J — a - | Brown Bellows ‘ Plain White Specially the bands on jars and place them! A.—The hors were certainty very } ara Josephine Bjorn, 23, Seattle srined) par hoditeed De in Wash boiler. Proceed as in can-! rude, bat if you reall, love them, Local St les unstro. e Peter Souter Constable, legal age I ning asparagys, 1 would not advine that you break Seattle Helen Johnston ‘ Diane. Dili a |the engagement, bac you certainly . Barty fw the season as ft is, the) It Is a nervous disturbance pro 5 Demat legal © Se ay es Dear Miss Grey: How old should will lower your womanly dignity ¥ stores are beginning to show the/dueed by posure to the rays? of| Thomas Bills, 2 Seattle; — Assorted dogs and girls be befewe Beginning |if you have anything to do with} first fall things the sun, The dymptoms are insen-| Struck, 19, Seattle; 8. ¢ to go together’ JOSEPH W. [them until they apologize. Just/ | Most popular among the many/ sibility, or collapse, with feeble |. ttle; Florence Reed po A—Eighteen or thevmbouts, if] Keep perfectly quiet, and pay no b fearly autumn dress goods ts the! pulse, increased tempe and | Seattle ... 4@ to 15¢ they are through with school. | Sttention to them. [f [ am not mie }poplin weave in silk and wool.) gasping respiration, In some cases “ fs or tepaeae <2 taken & wm tring them wo thelr! The brocaded poplin is eapectally|there tw nausea, headache, exhaus| Woman Conquers Death Ice Cream Freezers? Dear Miss Grey: I am 21 and | S®88¢9 quicker than anything you) f Fheantiful for dressy oceustons.| tion and fev Mrs. Stetia Draper, Rutland, Vt ? Dave not yet had & steady beau, | °#" do If they do not apologise | They run 42 inches in width and} The treatment consists in rapid| won o fight with tuberculosis by | Of ly $2 What can be the reason? |they are not the men you would ” a frange from $1.75-to $2.25 in price. reduction of temperature. Sprink-|iving a primitive life in a log glass; 1-quart . ots creer +2000: os Worrtmp. [tke for life companions. w }Mannish goods will be strongly! ling lee water over chest and body|eabln in the mountains for 17 fa . In this style of materialjor rubbing with ico is imperative.| months. She consumed 960 quarts} | size, complete, Vray Aandi Fog 5 wet do oot | DON’T FOLD ARMS }54 and 66 inch goods will sell for After the patient has been put to|of milk ar 560 raw exme with papier ane $1.50 up. bed, and if the temperature rises Z " know . Perhaps, however. yOu ip Makes You Flat Chested by Stripes i Mower. effects injagein, the ive wanes treatment mache bucket, | Size 12 inches; regularly care them away because you ere Pulling in Shoulders. velvet ribbon, for hat i. must be repeated. Absolute quiet for packing; - Special T¢ toe anxious. Men like to be the tet are the very lateat ing! must be had | ’ regularly $1.50 | 14 inches; regularly eau. zoe Hnow. NN ee are all tha |,“OW! George! Look at those ltt-)seoms to go in stripes, and even| ‘Those who are exposed to in-| ons ecial ...O5¢ [> Speckle ; a... ieued, "atten tle buds up there. Some day they|the flowered ribbons are done in| tense heat and sun shouid dress in 4 ale RI. aT : ¢ Deg Miss Grey: (1) What will} a tae | Willa be peaches.” stripes running lengthwise. These | thin, loose clothing, sleeplug roows Telly Molds? | . 16 i ; regularly (whet tlle peal gee ae en y’ the| "Well, you were @ bud once.” [ribbons are from 6 to § inches, and / should be well ventilated, stimu gr’ ln Spec 15¢ A t kind of sleeves shall T pat) Folding ee ee ne —— . from 90c a yard up lants avoided, and plenty of water 4 Mad@ of heavy ‘ ize 18 1 regularly in am embroidered Waist, buttoned | chest so flattens | Combinati Whe hich white shes ehould be drunk a Shave eee & 1D, in the back? A READER. | requires & conscious effort to keep _ Color ions ; b " an peciz i Re more popular than the lower # ~ ‘i : nck : a A—(1) Scuking in sour mitk, it| be —— in hovsgg a Fog ite) Red and bine, viowet and bluelexcepting the white pumps. T adie caine Genk acticin det : - Specially | Size 20 ularly the linen has not been washed since | "4tural position. As you|tavender and pink, and gray and) can be had for $2.45 a pair. The | rhoir Hives at a school plente 35¢ Special ... it was atained. (2) Elbow length, |{oTset yourself down drops Your) voriow, are combinations seen in| hiack moire -silk shoe, in colonial oe : os f Z chest. many modets, utyle, at $6.00 a pair, is the proper Coffee Boilers? Salad Bowls? how to cusnt oatae pot axwan | CHAMPION ARCHER gj ot the ime that » man begine| UE pattie | | Made of heavy tin, with | Of German earthe | : conser tots Set Caen v A—Cut rind Into quarters, then} Miss Harriet Case, Chieago, « aw enough to get married he | VE: 2opper bottom; just t ‘ue and white desigr into strips with scissors. Cover with | the woman champion of the United|begins to brag that he knows NO BLOTCHED VEILING kind for picnics; regularly — Specially priced ; he cobweb or shadow vellings| =" = . cold water, bring to a boll, then States in arehery __ an nt ih mot to marry. a toed “tg = si on pda ed 75 Special ........89¢ 2be, 35¢ 2nd be with a bloteh in the form of a but-| ~ Sete? terfly or spider be consigned to we} Croquet Sets? back part of the shelf. regularly size and kinds Specially priced, per dozen Of japanned tin Ejight-ball; polished hardwood sets, put up in hinged Will Dress You | lid boxes; regularly $1.50. Special ........,....$1.10 & Well at | Janta a woul SEETSTSAI ISITE DENTAL WAR] GATELY’S cer savings canes from Today's Styles Today dotter Credit ix the modern way of doing business —without credit Linen Suits and Coats the bunin of this country sroele come to a oeaneeell, One-Half and Less Why not arrange your affaires ONE WEEK—JULY 23 TO 29TH, 1911 j ee ee according to modern credit Affording some very unusual iinet theme o methods—by using your credit? values in strictly high-grade, $50.00—IN CASH PRIZES—$50.00 “dicts Tempered heel : ® | And if credit is given—as done ] > perfectly-tallored garments. e Quick Adjusting, Positive Bas at Gately’s—without extra cost | ff Some very attractive styles are $25.00 IN CASH TO THE GIRL GASIES $25.00 IN CASH TO THE BOY BABIES Mer “ —you surely ought to take ad represented with trimmed sail- The Heaviest Girl Raby receives $16.00. ‘The Heaviest Hoy Baby reeeives $10.00. = = vantage of it. or collars, while the strictly The Next Heaviest Girl Baby receives oo | _ ae } neato bd aac recetves po Yours fer Bargains, x! Our cooperative pers . e poy effects are also dis- ‘The Next Heaviest Girl Baby receives $5.00. ¢ Next Heaviest Boy by receives hoa’ ‘ buying (we operate 90 stores in played. The Next Heaviest Girl Baby reeives §250 | The Nest Heaviest Boy Lay receives $2.56. Spinning’s Bargain Store America) enabies us to sel you 161-17 Fourth Avense ore om credit at less than you pay Use Our Credit Plan AM ADOLTIONAL PRIZE—Will be givem by Manager W. M. (“DAO”) Russell, personally ) elsewhere cash-—and, bear in of $10.00 to the prettiest baby. olan, Winery. The | mind—we keep only dependable It is designed to make it We are prepared to take care of the Babies in the proper manner, as we have one of how powerful it ta | merchandise, “If it comes from i convenient for you to buy what the finest ladies’ assembly rooms of any theatre in the land. It ts elegantly carpeted and when the peopte Gately's, i's good. you need or desire in new ap- - - Our July Clearance Sale of parel when you want it, not ee I y brin t& ' i makes au {lent baby play-house, We can take care of all the bables you can bring to us fers you the following price re having to wait until you ac NOTICR— Parents ace requested to bring the baby’s pie with the Cull same and address on ductions if cumulate sufficient cash. Use the pack 9€ the plature, which shall be returned efter the baby show is over rs H your Credit; you are welsome For Further Information, Watch Announcements Daily te © m © Tour dental Ladies’ Dresses | : i to it with us, t 7 iniom, at prices that 32.50 Dresses for . wit make the State Dental Combine gasp $35 ‘00 Dresses for . \ , bi to wit $27.50 Dresses for . tae $25.00 Drown tor = $i mt | Dentists for lene $20.00 Dresses for fuote price. I guarantee my work: they SO a } ipaya not umeapece tinaire My large, prac: | Ladies’ Suits Outfitting Co., Inc. $. Sines Wing Dive _ ALHAMBRA THEATRE Eis Ee neh tase $83 88934 00 Suits for for |. 4 1332-34 Second Az. for ..-- 922.50 Near Union 4 on “Seattle's Reliable Credit Hous 50 Suits Men's Suits ana om uth t $30.00 Suits for .. 2 ein and have your Gantel work 5O Suite for .. Send your Pod me DON’T GROW OLD TOO FAST Ly ank for tueial ere i } ‘an man or woman fs as old as a imanety a pi ene 7 1 do not know whether these dental is or her arteries, MOSS ROSE CREAM “a a insurance. Old age is merely tively guaranteed free of al! 3 Seattle Store hardening of the arteries, and + injure the skin Peer dtm 1119 Third Ave., Near Seneca hardening of the arteries comes a oa oe. watching the commendatory | ““Open evenings unt & and Sundaye ‘ from many causes, chief among y * q or people who we T ma Store: 1125 C Street petamce mtx from day to day fn the} untii « for people wh i ‘acol ponte ab tte ” them being excessive eating of MOSS ROSE CREAM newspapers by patients taking Spe- EDWIN J. BHOWN, D. Dv. #. high protein foods, ex feriation. sunburn, removes Odo of Senttie’ neweet. show ‘places 1s the ctalists Loughney & Loughney’s Ex-| | Cut down the high protein is inveluanle after a wae FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY. ternal Absorbent Treatment, I con- eee ore 64s diet for a while, and stimulate not remain on Visitors to the Golden Potlatch are cordially cluded to give this new treatment your circulation, The Arnold , invited to come over and inapect it. Take ‘. ber Fame d, ee Por mpabee ° Vibrator will do that. Perfect any West Seattle, Pauntloroy or Atk Point iso “kieeta UF the dncsenune ond gar money a National Cash Register saves ageantion asses besiths ose atree' Vw c u ° large colon, Mnd of the liver. My short ti it fever, bronchitis, asthma, rheu- dental av. and Yesler way. Eee are cae tice hots aisert ~ will pay for itin a me. After tha sever Monit bees a This plant has been rated 100 per cent per- sizo from my knees down, with | you get the benefit of its savings the rest of muscles and other ailments tea fect by experta from all possible viewpoints, dropsical swelling My hb was numerous to mention. There's nothing lacking in the way of con- faltering in its, beats tnd wes in your business lifetime. Ask yourself what caused struction, equipment or appointment @ terrible condition had tried | ‘ ari * People’s Amusement Co. apy if sorts of inedicines and treatments your sitmenta. Peer Seve : tion Is the cause of all allmenta. Unless you have seen an up-to-date flour mill, but I grew constantly worse. N The Arnold Electric Vibrator Offers TODAY at the this plant is sure to be a revelation to you, 1 started with Loughney & Lough: Sales, Money Received on will operate on A. ©. or D, G. It's the last word on the subject. You can ney’s External Absorbent Treat Account and Money Paid Out. or dry battery. Remove the see the multitude of processes required to ment, and I never dreamed of get e d cause. This ts a consideration produce FISHER’S BLEND—the Perfect All- ting such quick relief, I have felt o 9.99 | Has a high-grade bronze cab- that all buyers should consider Purpose Flour. ike a new woman ever since, and { inet, finished in oxidized bronze, and look into. We guarantee . The cleansing of the wheat, ita washing in the poisonous secretions that came (| | nickel or natural bronze, as you q the Vibrator for one year, which Wied HAPPENED wy bs pnre Cedar river water, the manner in which @ sgetes she pti _ ery desire. no other company does. Our EST" —Picturization of “The ft is ground—and a dozen other treatments was m bre a sight to see. . | price is right—satisfled cus- Squawman.” are fascinating, when you conalder the im- It’s no wonder I was siek, with all ie OE) +» ; Any amount from le. to $9.99 tomer is our motto, ~ that poison in my blood, I am a A ¥ or from Se. to $9.95 can be Write 4 “THE F 7 scm”. portance of bread and pastries to you as food : Write for sample of Arnold's & FREE LANCE” —Ro- nous well pleased woman that I took this Tegistered at one time. remedies for caterth, hay fever pes ee hamlet. new and wonderful absorbent treat or asthma, and call for free demonstration Arnold’s Electric Vibra- ‘The SNARE OF SOCIETY” There are so many novel points about this en- "1 all who are sick ) Each sale is printed on a sales- tor, 338 and 334 Arcade Building. A neartragedy of gambling. terprise that we can't tell them in this brief to go and ta same treatnient; i : strip under lock and key. Con- Furthermore, you'll get a much bet- it’s wonderful, I am going to con ey ve Cag venient writing space on the Arthor Elwell and Luciile H a if you see what we have to show tinue with the treatment for the we ° autographic attachment enables Elweil Two popular mu- bye rest of the full course, I am so ben. = , you to make memoranda oppo- alelans. fine Sellabtful side-trin tn’ Seat efited, and the course of treatments mT Z@ vite the record of each sale. 9% . i Yon’l! find no more delightful side-trip in Seat- are not one-half through B — ‘ Bo VAUDEVILI® NEXT tle during Potlatch week. We'll deem it a ladies cbout 010-4 ; ae . Other sizes of this style regis- dance; that's nothing, Four : SUNDAY, privilege to entertain you at the milts and > one anna yh Gh : ter sellfor $40, $50, $60, $70, Private leswons at stevens’ show you around, OF aitsteaha: “Seats 7 $30, $90, $100, $110, and $120, Fourth, sean Fine, | Sele 8. ELLA WAT sr apes A cw Askour representative to show a " " * +) 2 5 ; I r Kodak Developing Fisher Flouring Mills Company Louie & Loughney have thei: | Awtagranhlc Attachment Bertee, I a Ete Ob, Just learned to evening. Trial always tree Main 3911, Ind, 704 106 ROLL Seattie, U. S. A. Bake Ovens at suite 401-402 Peo ple's Savings Bank Building, corne G. H. DOWLING, AGENT : IE, the Bookman of Second ay. and Pike st. Hours, Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. See 208 UNION 8T. 8a. m. to 6 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to 12 719 First Av., Seattle, Wash. only. Weekday evenings, 7 to «| Mejp ooas ae. CONSULTATION IS FRER, ~lassified Page.