The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1911, Page 5

NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR Il Cold Dishes for Hot Days Cynthia Grey’s Letters | Dear Miss Grey: Please publish a good recipe for stuffed reve | peppers. CLAIRIBEL, A—Bix green peppers, 6 carrots, some green parsley, | parsnip, 2 onions, chopped and fried in ollve ofl, 10 small tomatoes, Scrape out the peppers and boll in salted water 16 minutes. Chop carrots, ips and parsley very fine and mix with salt, Stuff poppers with mixture. Slice tomatoes and put over the peppers and pour over 2 tabdlespoonfuls of adlve ofl, Bake 40 minutes. Serve cold, of saskr effects, Dear Mixa Grey: How are jon pi¢kles made? ANXIOUS, A-—Cut the fruit tn altces, pea es and soft part and peel very thin. Holl in lightly salted water 10 minutes, remove and cool, To 7 pounds of fruit allow 1 quart of vinegar, 3 pounds sugar, 3-plecos stick Cinnamon 4 inches long and 1 ounce each allspice and cloves. Boll gugar, vinegar and spices together 10 minutes, add ¢) sliced melon and cook 5 minutes. Take out the fruit with a skimmer and pack in Cook the syrup 10 minutes longer and pour over fruit in jars. ed ginger ix considered an improvement by many. REAR ARAR ARR AKHKRKAKKREEE Dear Miss Grey: I am, at the age of 15, engaged to be .roar- ried to a young man 21. “Oh,” I hear someone gay, “bow is a kid to make a living for two?” My fiance is working at a salary as large as some men support a wife and children on. He is getting $3¢ a week. He does not need to work, for his parents are wealthy. We love each other very much, and I know I an young, but I have seen a reat deal of the world for my years. Mise Grey, | hope you will give me your opinion, and ask for Jetters from the public. Neither of our parents meer M Y. * * * * 1 * * * * * Stesetseeesenee * TSR RR SR RRR SRR RR SRR ESR ESE EE ee Bs Dear Miss Grey: (1) Will you please publish a good recipe for af (2) What will prevent slippers from rubbing at the heels? (3) 1 am 13, and 4 feet 11 inches tall. How long should my Grosses be? A SEDRO-WOOLLEYITE. A—(1) You will find one in Thursday's Star in answer to an- NOT NECESSARY, “I hope you never rock the boat.” “No. This canoe tipa over so ea® fly you don't have to rock it.” Cupid Corner Mra. Estella M. Elliot announces the engagement of her daughter, Ethel, to F. Edgar Smith. Ethe! Leiter was married to Bu- gene Hockett Wednesday after noon, at 5:30 o'clock, at the rest dence of her parents at the Parker, Rev. H. H. Gowen officiating. The unattended bride was given away by sa old family friend, Harry F. Conly, and the best man wae Frank McMillan. The decor 8 of the rooms and the bower the ceremony was peas and smilax, while the buffet THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 1}, 1911, WATERMELON VINEGAR Tako the inside of ripe watermelons, crush in stone jars and strain the Juice off Into bottles or jugs. Sork and set away to sour. teaspoonful upful cold water for an hour. upful boiling water and til the gelatin ts dissolved. ugar, 1 cupful cold water and the mashed pulp and juice aloupe. A little preserved ginger or a tablespoonful of wager cordial adds to the flavor, FRUIT 6ALAD Two oranges, 2 bananas, 1 apple. Cut all in small pleces and add 1 cup walnut meats chopped fine, Just before serving bent the yolks of 2 eggs and stir in 2% cups of pulverized sugar, adding juice of 1 fi Hygi What ts the best way to clean| Please give me the formula for small marble tables used in an ice) Massage cream for ei ery cream parlor? P. K. > part salt and 1 part powdered pum-|Oiy"trocty every night, wash. thor feo stone, Sift through ® slave! oughly im the morning, and follow and mix with water, then rub the) by friction with a very rough towel marble well, and ‘wash with : strong solution of salt and water. The girl who won't get married Rinse with clear water before wip-| because sho 6 making $25 a week i king the mistake of her life, ‘l haven't had out of my sight for ten Dpasde as os ptoral Ma’s Vacation In the garden over a pitcher of food tea and paper, they were bav- ing a vacation chat, says an om ro “Yes,” said husband, “Doc Baw yer tells me a separate vacation is the best thing for married folks.” “Humph.” “Well, look at the matter calmly, my dear, Here we are, married nearly 20 years and always togeth- er. Think what a change it would be for both of us to get away—to seo nothing but new fac nothing but new scenes.” “Humph.” “A change—a thorough what we require.” “William, look here, L consent, providing you let me go on my va cation by myself, and you take with you the six children that I han thi : 1s one to a customer. “Call Again” Washing had out of i for ten! | Compound, 8 packages for yearn, be USE WOODEN SPOON. Never use a metal spoon in attr. ring fruit and vegetables when can ning. A wooden one is best, and those with short handles are pre Does Your Ha '. Look Right? “Swissco” Brings Back Natural Color to the Hair. Removes Dandruff, Grows Of galvanized iron, strong- ly made— 49c size, special ., 59c size, special .... $3 Sanitary Garbage Can $2.39 Laundry Baskets ic Gold Dust Gold Dust, full size packages; the limit Special 6. .cscvees opdall Ge fouthwicK Co Open From 0s. m to 6p m Datlx, SeconD Avenue AND Pie STREET ene Mow York Connection: JAMES McCKEERY & CO., THIKTY-FOURTH STREBT 15c NS Needs Clearance 15¢ Brooke's Crystal Soap, cial, 8 cakes for abe Iron Holders, asbestos lin- ed, special .....,.2 for 5¢ Clothes Pins, of finely ished wood; 30 in pha special Parsons’ Ammon qt. bottle. Special ...30¢ Universal Clothes Wring- ers, regularly $6, on sale at $5; regularly $5 for....$4 Water Buckets They are of galvanized iron and will not rust— 8-qt. size, regularly 15¢, Special ....5... peas and smilax, which the buffet Supper which followed carried out a pink flower scheme, Marri Licenses. Name and C. M. MeDantel, Aberdeen Lorena Bull, Auburn . Weston Higbie, Seattle Grace Trombley, Seattle Charles KE. Eittott, Everett New Hair and Stops Hair and Scalp Troubles. 10-qt. size, regularly 20c, Special .. 15¢ 12-qt. size, regularly 2Se. Special 18¢ Folding Clothes Driers, of hardwood—30 ft. of drying ularly $1.25. § request. (3) Paste a little plece of kid, cut from an old glove, {n the heel. (%) A little above the shoe tops. Dear Miss Grey: Will you please tell mo what will remove dye that Yas been boiled in white linen goods? A STAR READER. A—It Is @ very difficult ting to remove, but you may be able te do so by using a solution of oxalic acid, one tablespoon to one cup Of German willow, strong- ly made— ~ . 49¢ 75c size for . .O5¢ 85¢ 90c size for . $1.45 size for Mrs. Potts’ Sadirons, full A nickel plated, set of three THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO. do pong ing without her advice. Maud Fisher, Everett ... Dear Miss Grey: I am going to be murried shortly, and would — Perkios, Tacoma a few suggestions. How shall I decorate the howe and table? using place cards, how will each one find his place? Who serves wedding cake, and how? Shall I put it up tn packages of-cut It et the tablet A CONSTANT READER, A—Wild cucumber vine ts one of the prettiest things to use in deo eration, as It fesicons beautifully, You can trafl it on the table and wwe each place card attached to a apray at each place. If you are the guests will not know how to find their places, have a maid or, or some friend, say laughingly, “I wager I can find my place and so start the crowd. Of course, you will have the names on cards. fs more fun to cut the cake at the table; if so, the bride ft. You might have the vines festooned from the corners of table to a chandelier, or a hook tn the celifng, and~have a basket in which little packages of cake are deposited, with a ribbon attacked to each piece of cake, and then to the place card. Dear Mise Grey: packages. 7 Life Buoy Soap, speciall: priced, 8 cakes for pease irons, handle and stand, 1 regularly pot $1.25 set, spe- | Glass Wash Boards, cial .....79¢ | lar value 45c, at Italia Nuch!, Seattle M. W. Duncan, Seattle Hazel M. Gramprie, Seattle Edward Lahoro, Séattle .. Catherine Peccola, Renton Grover Daniels, Seattle .. Ederlo M. Canurom, Colum! STYLE Can one make the cords and tas. sels worn in place of belts at MLE How Much More Sweetly Attractive You Can Always Make Yourself Appear With An Increase of Luxur lant, Fluffy Hair Like Thie. It Makes Pisin Faces Look Beautiful. Swiseco Has Proven its Remarkable Halr-Growing Power in Thousande of Cases. Try It. ‘There te ne need of being gray any Man daid for yearn women with thin, If you have not tried “Rwisncs” and Ge mors, fer “Rwiascs” absclutely brings softgaty hatr, young an old with gray Pot Tish fe ley s full-mned Cote ue back the original color ond former hat, people tortured with Hiching eosip. healthy and humiliated by Ganéruff failing on —— the Gellar and shesiders, oii have used “ewigees” with astonishing reevits. out long, healthy, ety, “B@issce” te tor anie at Grugsiots at 60 ity gteeey. cents and $1.00 per boitle. For Sale and Recommended in Seattle by OWL DRUG CO. | (f) I have « beautiful folding bed, and the other might I noticed some bugs on it. J feel very badly about it. Will you advise me? (2) [have a sideboard that has two wide tops ta.be covered. What shall I use? BROWN EYES. A—(i) Carbolic acid ts good, but ft fs very poisonous, Common enit, ig another good remedy. If you use the carbolic acid, try to|for crochet work. 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