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CLAFLIN, 40, FIGHTS ON CLAFLIN (Tennessee Claflin) tm the land of her it fs the best work, and says mi settle in Chicago and car pher labors for suffrage. the former Tennessee | oe the late eighties, she ber efforts are still di- ‘Will continue to be, for tion of her "yas in 1872 that she proved | te suffrage by running fe of Lady Cook has deen! as strenuous. Horn to she married an Englishman with o fortune, which he . When she was ghe made her first ‘This was annulled. the to be a bigamist 4 Cynthia Grey’s Letters Dear Miss Grey; Will you Kindly give me a recipe for an thex @ birthday cake for a child 4 years old? CONSTANT, Here is one | think wut aust: Cream 4 cup butter and add|/ gradually % cup sugar and a well.beaten og. Mix and sift 1%// cups flour and 24% teaspoons baking powder, adding alternately with Ye cup milk to the first mixture, Bake $0 minutes in shallow pan Spread with frosting. pon: Dear Miss Grey; I have a terrific quarrel with the all too common use of the expression, “When I married my husband Rejecting every wornout tradition concerning women—aueh an inferiority of woman, giving her as property, ete.—-but accepting all that science offers as to helpmates and compantonship, I ly deplore the use of the ugly phrase, My idea is our husba! court and marry us, and we are married to our husbands, Am | rightor wrong? MBE A.—Yes, and no, Until recently it has been considered that the husbands marry, but recently the question has been agitating the wise- acres, and it has beem decided that “women marry” as well as men, Dear Miss Grey: (1) T have a red sweater | want to wash, Cun you tell me what will keep it from fading, and Is there any way to dry It so that it will not streteht (2) What kind of material would you suggest for a warm dress for work? THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1911. Look! Teachers! The Woman's Page Monday wil bo for teachers! The articles wil bear directly on teaching and teachers, Local Milliners Dissoive Partnership Moms & THI Kstabtishment to Be Knows on Tit Millinery Shop. Mise T. ‘TH hae a Mre (3) Wii you suggest a few things [ can make for Christmas pre ents? A-—(1) Soak the sweater in strong salt water, rinse well and soak in diluted vinegar, Make a network of atring jay ft on this, Have the net quite open, so that (2) There are many pretty, rough m one of t @ GRACE. alr can get to It rials on the market row ribboa, put om with bras#headed tacks, Dear Miss Grey: ot 7 good-night? A—Certainly not Dear Miss Grey: When the par-) ents gre not armricd what name should be given a bey at his birth, | and which ts legal for 4 girl to use on a marriage Heeuset She has used the father’s same from ebild- hood. A STAR READER. Ac-There are different rulings in different states. In some the law is for the children to take the father’s name. In a state where that law does not exist the name) he} (either the father’s or the moth- 4 Wall street be took command of 4 soldiers, | drilled nd, alded by her sister. ane! @ Woman's paper to expose | seandad UNATTAINABLE. er's) that has been used trom child-| hood is the eae to use. ' Dear Miss Grey: Is there aol the millinery trade and be paid while learning? [ want to learn this trade, but will be unable to do/ so without « small com: . A READER. | A.—The best thing for you ts to see the heads of the millinery firma |im the city, and try to get in as an with little as you can get along on. You might better work for a first-class milliner for leas than an inferior | beffs, but go through the whole list; and show that you are Score kernels of 6 large ears of fresh corm and press out the pulp | with back of knife. Put € table- | spoonfuls of oltve off In frying pan, heat, and in it cook together till/ jsoft 1 large choy sweet green pepper and a chopped onion. .| Add corn, cover and cook 10 min- -| utes, stirring occasionally Then chopped; % teaspoonful of salt, a dash of red pepper and a t ful of sugar. Cook a few minutes Lady Wellington Coal Ste WELARACY TUEnA GAS MAN- Asbeston ted, nickel wire support magnesia tube. Wels fo be the strongest made. Asbestos Ted. Qnd the Dest usually carried Im stock i the bon wo high-grade gives, che Rowe Hate Marra Wood-Fiber Mantio—the Sovest ia mantion ~~ EVERETT-SEATTLE _ INTERURBAN RAILWAY MATTER TO BNBRETT Limited trains ined yoy ane » feat Sip freight whet at sinth “FRACTION CO. "SNOHOMISH- EVERETT INTERURBAN PRALINE LEAVE BVERETT. me ae . ik 44k O088, Toke, 998, team, at p fame station in Rverett ae Seattio Rver- Interurban. If you have any furnace troubles, ask our furnace export just what is the matter. He'll doubtless be instrumental in saving you a nice little eum of money on this Winter's fuel bill, besides the satisfaction you will get out of having your furnace operate perfectly. There's no better furnace coal in the North fellington, Try it. west than Lady Wi PACIFIC COAL & OIL COMPANY Prices per ton at Bunkers: Lump, Phone West 11 for $5.50; Nut, $4.00; Furnace, $3.71 Latona Bunkers: 113 Northiake Ave. North 465; Green 652. ‘est Seattle Prices. BREAKING AWAY FROM of Madeira om ate popular, They are in colors as well as have tiny scallops ik, lavender, or @ sprig of flow. fn one corner as 88 the scalloped edie from a bank which Your savings account, consideration and that bank has fail- the object.for which established, Savings Bank is merely to Money, Its ‘object help you help your- is here to help four children, || does ond all craving, restores the | drinker to sel! I]| the Neal Institate. | tute, and hope that many ot! THE DRINK HABIT: A Railroad Man Praises the Neal 3-Day Treatment Stands Firm in an Atmosphere of Temptation and Tells of Happiness Regai ined. Breaking with an old habit is one of the hardest things in the world. The man who drinks to excess finds ft is impossible to stop without help that will take from him the craving for liquor, which is the cause of his excesses, The Neal Tréatment for the Drink Habit mastery and takes away all desire to drink. And this is accomplished tn just three days. During the year that the Seattle Neal Institute has been open, hun- dreds of guests have gong out aing- ing the praises of the Neal treat- ment. One wellknown railroad man who lives in an atmosphere of temp- tation was an early graduate of He was in Chi cago the other day, and, writing from there, sald: “f am still on the Water Wagon, and intend to stay there, The te has been somewhat severe while here in Chi- cago, but am standing {ft easity. Feel good. Have nothing but the best of feeling for the Neal Insti 8 will find their way cnere. I sure ly will recommend it to those who I think need {t. If they all will be helped as I have been, it will mean a good many more happy homer | faithful better Happy homes! That's the key of glorious helpfulness at ail eal Institutes. Mary,” of an excessive drinker, “I don't see why you worry so about my drinking. I'm the fellow that has the headaches. “That's tru responded the headaches, heartaches! The Neal Treatment does a good job of it, and doea away with both. In thousands of homes th: the United States, Canada tralia, the Neal Treatment brought happiness in where Dread had ruled. What the world calls “liquor ap- petite” is caused by accumulated alcoholic poison, found in the sye tems of all excessive drinkers, Be- fore this “appetite” can be taken away, this polson must be neutral ized, then eliminated. The reason so many drinkers try to stop and fall is because of this alcoholic thirst, which can only be tempo- rarily relleved by more drink. The Neal Treatment expels all this poison, and no matter how long the victim has been drinking, he can, at the end of three days, return John, but I have the to home or duty with all desire for} Nquor absolutely gone. The Neal Treatment is a purely vegetable remedy, taken {nternally |} inistered by reg: There are positive ly no hypodermic injections For further information and free}, booklet, write, call or phone The Neal Institute, Inc. Kast Howell and 16th avenue, Seattle. Phones: Bast 4381; Ind., Cedar 431. and other drug habits are also successfully|;,.« lorphine d by the Neal M: th Jat the S ttle Neal. sat snctunatel ee euessaten ests sesso aa oan two chairs, and |) Select rans the old story told) {? aif, “you have the)! itp. The shop will be conducted the same lines ae | apeciaity of remadedte 4 to FY pretty boxes for gloves, handkerchiefs, ties, ribbons, vella, || ote, are made from wall paper. The edge may be trimmed with nar Meattie requires = and the ome 1 hy 60 may be required. De. ¢. W. MAMSHAW aod offioe aly) aseimtants at my Dortor Abe Lineal. more for Dr ay about here when the Dents But De. Hamebew wes the heme sort of there was Justion in the and there te, if ft can be worked vat.) Bet the present ‘politionl machine im this state is Atequatitied | WHAT CHANGE HAD TAKEN PLACcK not withetanding practice | peceertbed by Inw if he | examination soribed t would be artitrarily pre- to of bearing on the science o of Dentistry GREATEST THING HE LEARNED litte town fn. There wae no Dentiat in Maryavill and Dr. Hamshaw figured that the Dei ott natives were all on hand Wille people's righ In the Supe Court, ® victim of thé exerc bitrary power, whie Dent Open until & f CAMBRIDGE, Mase. — Orders e been iasued to candidates for the Harvard football team to re th at the stadium September 18 or nOtlve practice. Seattle Business Directory FOR NEW, motern, “ eee, eal! ae ohe’ Movens’ New Arafemy, (th Near Pian. Men and women between 40 00, we can tench you to it malt NEW BLOCKS for Feit Hate now in, We dye, clean, block, remake and trim kinds of hats. MODEL MILLINERY 627 PROPLE'S BANK BLDG, || WILL BE RECRIVED OVER PHONES MAIN 9400, IND, -_—~0 NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEEDS MAY BE, YOU WILL FIND THEM ENUMERATED IN THIS DIRECTORY—CUT THE DIRECTORY OUT AND PASTE IN A CON. AMATEUR FINISHING KODAKERS We do good work for othe: Jet us do yours. 10e Roli—Oevelopi 10¢ Roll GLECTRIC STUDIO 119 Madison Street A. LUNDBERG Manatacturer of Artificial Limba, Trusses and Deformity Appi of every dencrip: Cotetegee Free MONE; MAIN 1838 1107 Thied Ave — 14 | MRS. PFEFFER'S | BE BAKERY | your baggage, and ou will never mine | See OUR } PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor Butcher and Grocer Gallagher's Market CIAL PRICES On Meats and Groceries PHON y Dar~ NE ‘Ss’. omer aT. ‘v e253 Cabaw iit N. W. Cor, int and Pike. Fancy lowa BUTTER—2 Ibs. 55c. Fresh RANCH EGGS, 25¢ Doz CARPENTERS _ No Job Too Large: Noi Our Attantion—Owr Located — Promyt Will Gave You Maif on REGISTERS, SAPES AND COMPUTING 8CALES., Cash or Basy cas feoond Hand ¢ ¥ CHAT TEL LOANS A. D. ANDERSON GENERAL LOAN BROKER Apectal Rates on Loans From $28 to $100. Rave Money by Getting My Rates 446 NEW YORK BLOCK Mein 8775 — Phones tna. 820 CHIROPRACTORS DR. JOSEPH ROANE Ruit chiropr Betontific Chronio Diseases LICENSED f PRACTITIONER ~4 BLM. oF Appeiniment | of All Acite and r Dred imposatble our Auto Will Call for and Deliver At the Above Prices, ‘COLLECTIONS Ind. 3487. ak Adjustment Co. Cottections and Adjustments Kverywhere. Hesulte Count—We Get Them, ne N.Y, Mock. A. Mh Shave, Mer. CONTRACTORS L. B. GULLETT The House-Moving CONTRACTOR 2041 Westlake Boulevard Phone: Main 2711—After 6 “| $10.00 and $12.00. swt _CORN CURES 221) NEL AVRNUR Coetified MI © Apectaits. Inapected in Acoedance with Cuy Ordinance. INDEPENDENT DAIRY KALBEKG @ PETERSON, Props. Our Specisity—Milk for havies KALDERG'S rURE MILK. Frosh Mik Cream and lee Cream. 1901 Howell —|cooy DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc. (82-4.5 Arcade Bidg. PHONES Male—DETECTIV ES — Fee: Detective Business Trams endents in All Principat LADIE® TAILONING COLLEGE | Am Bapert Course inf aresemaking at a Very Price 1501 14th Ave. A. Dean, Prop Bast 699. _ FAMILY LIQUORS OLD SONOMA ‘YREE DELIVERY SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. Phones! Sunset 1584; Ind. 2747 _ German Delicatessen B. KALTER Hole Representative of Weisel & Co, sOPKNIOR hep AND MEAT PRODUCTS 1621 First Ay. ASO HEALTH BREAD Phovos, ind. 180%, Main 6695. V. LYDELL & Groceries Scandinavian Gooda a Specialty. TRY US 1629-1631 Westlake Boulevard Phones: Main 921; Ind. 2949 HAIR GOODS Ladies Improvement Shop 5 dozen Sample Switches on special B38 | 5?0 UNION ST. HAMA CONE-CO. 4. 8 HAMA CO. Originators of Parle Cake Canes Miri s tor $6.00 and $ 9.00 Switches for WINDSOR BLDG. ——|Conen ay up plans and eperifications at low 7 Rungalow Plane, the 1 iA BUNGALOW Central Bide. L Bone, Hoyt—Doughnut King Have You Tried Our Cakes? A NEW FEATURE 412 Third Ave. West Phone Queen Anne 1406 _ JEWELERS — a SEATTLE BALL “TEAM ARE “|_Res 21 Kalem Poultry Market OUR SPECIALTY All Kinda of Live and Dressed Poultry ‘Ay Pine and ike Piace Phone: Ind. 2691 ____LAUNDRIES Phones: Queen Anne 1834; Ind. 1238 681%, WEATLAKE AVENUB Oriental B OKADA, Prep. Quick Survie and Best a in City. LIQUOR CURES — 1000 Fike Vinee, Cor, VENIENT PLACE IN YOUR HOME FOR FUTURE REFERENCE University. and 1197, Ind. 387 a Batety Deposit Fear and Up. Hour od wares aloe the bra .. chandetiers, lamps, ihend them to us and them took lke new SHATTLE MECHANICAL ELECTRO- FLAtiNG Co: Retablianed 1901 Office Hours—8 a. m. to 6 p.m. We Whit Pay $500 REWARD For amy case of Drunkenness we can- ad ory _SANITARIUM BATHS Battie Creek Sanitarium Rooms 1408 Fourth Av., Raleigh Hote! Phone Main 955 Blectric sg and Turkish ane Mamage, Hydre-therapy and Kiectrteal | \Frontmente MONUMENTS Of Bvevy Description a ince West of Chicage 210-218 ede PHON iF RODOLPNS TitkAr = AL INSTITC te wan Sa Bide Westlake, niin im re nd adver- | tising Imitators. but no equale “OPTICIANS EYES | Property Pitted With Ginsses Repairing Done ‘The Albert Hansen Optical Department, Marry W. Appleton, Optometriat CHERRY ST. COR. FIRST AVE. ys Members National, State and County Association HAS. N. MAXEY 403-4 NORTHERN ATHERN BAN MAIN sso, IND INTE: nee, neni OR, CLYOR. . BONHAM — HORSES Bought, Sold, Exchanged 1205 FIRST AV. 80. Phone Main 3761 | N. T. JOLLIFFE, Prop. | 2d-Hand Shoes and Clothing Bought and Sold. Shoos at $1.00 o Patr. Coat for $2.00 2226 First Ave. Phone Ind. A 5240 MACHINES | SINGER STORE In New Location 1528 FIRST AVE. OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET Phi Maio 1926 MERZ SHERT METAL WORKS Restaurant Kitchen Outtite, Range Case: ri, and Dowie Venting” oe kite Garbage Wholeaais ale and Retail 119% BecleT'ay, 5. Baterprise Sheet Metal Works Mote! and Restaurant Wi Genorat Joobing “°"™ Near || Pike it Work. Steam Tables = Spectaity, 95 UNION 8T. Phone Ind. 4409. The horse that is 610 Seat om Phone ted. a4a3 | ‘hem right. sHOW CASES sricit"" FIXTURES _| eeneaees Main x09 SHAW SHOW CASE Co. Noor waa Ind. sons “NOW WINNING But they do not compare ted 0 Physicians and a DR. JOHN DUNLAP Grad of Kastern Universities Buropean Hospitals Genital, Rectal Dise: Pil Without Using Knife, eee PLES BANK BLDG, Pike St. Ind. tiem Spectaliat ae BYR ANI Oltice Practice, 206-1 Marion Bide, Cor. 2nd & Marion one, Main 7219, AV. W. Queen Anne toa. PHOTOGRAPHERS __ JOHN L. JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHER. Hoton In alt sixes at reasonable Copying and ‘ealarging. De: ing and Pritt me 16164 Finer. AVENUE VACUUM CLEANERS” RENT 2 ee Let Us Py for You SANTO VACU! GLEANER oo East 5623 L 5046 Every housekeeper who Golden’ Rule Vac 4 Masutecturere ot “SEN-BE” some—Splendid for Children - WATCH REPAIR Watches Repaives or Cy RICK CAKES ed Right ht Price We Guarans tee Gur Work for One Year, FRANK BRIGGS, JEWELER Kapert Clock and Jewelry Repairing 1330 FIRST AVE. .Av38 UNION ICE CREAM Ask your dealer for a Pot- latch Brick of Ice Cream, made by the Seattle Ice Cream Co. famous pri EVELOPING, 100 0 oll, and the Bastman weed, throughout, Star Want Ads ~— Results —

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