The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1911, Page 5

; Brocades and Leathers Fashioned Into Bags and Reticules } for All Sorts of Feminine Uses AGS and purses do signed for Ure fall and winter season * yevive a strong feminine feature of the French Direc | ‘The long silken cord suspended from softly round ed arma Despeaks the fair Parisia of long, long ax and chate by women who to dingle-dangles An moet serious ace Aw world has fallen & bags of the the seventeen! hb cen. minded woman to the long strings ts fe fasbion's line and reticule. Its volumi- to her. The ‘so huge that appar. end’s wardrobe could ‘and then there be ‘a purse, a card ® a silk, French bro- worked cottons, yelvets and real . are al) trane- bags this season. the work the . Many Js sacrificing a camel's daughter's over metal sled from the colored fe constructed for a is always careful ies of her totlet ly embroidered silk @ and Nuts. eggs, one-half | | |with blue silk soutache and the carrying cord ts of thick blue silk. | Por the theatre, opera, parties and vislte—all formal occasions tn | tact—elaborate bags of gold, silver, | velvet and brocade are fashionable. A handsome one recently seen was constructed of cloth of gold. This in turn was richly embroidered with silk tn pink and green in ap ornate = aa me put It hack tn the stewpan. Add a few silced mush- rooms and the Juice of half a lemon. Pince the dish with the exes in the joven for a few minutes, then pour | sauce over. | | Wrinkles are not strangers to | Any one, but when you acquire such | disfigurements, know how to lose | thom fm a hurry, Many wonder how those of strenuous soctal duties and late bours can so completely ward off the usual marks of care and | dissipation. | Don’t wear wrinkles tm publle, nor thone horrid rings beneath the Tt was edged with eyes. Learn what plain, ordinary -_ saxolite will do, When any of those hateful marks appear, send to the drng store for an ounce of design. tinsel and had a golden cord. C1) What wi it cure hives? nd very fond of singing, but my lungs are weak and Will it affect my votce to have them removed? li 1 go for information about drawing and painting? Tam very much Interested tn it. (4) What is the name of the best violin? And where can BLOND good violin B strings? A.—(1) Keep the blood cool and the bowels open, and green vegetables during the hot weather. An efficient solution of common baking soda I got Y. Wat fresh fruits ody dwar of the soda in « basin of water and bathe ‘al times a 6 18 supponed to Consult the best physician y (8) To « well-known teacher of these arts, day. be very beneficial to the throat and ‘ou know, It your lungs are not strong, why bend over a drawing board? It would be sure to be harmful. (4) Conault a reliable de: in 4 Dear Mins Grey: 1am to be married very a house, and will wear a simple white dresa, 07 musical instruments. jetly at the minister's it be proper for me to wear white canvas shoes, or should | wear satin? I don’t want the tter unless necessary. A.—The canvas shoos are all rig! ako #0 onaily cleaned. Dear Mias Grey— kept com- pany with a young man for some Ume, bat recently we had trouble and I have treated him very mean. Tam for it now, and wish to fot him keow tt, but am too proud to acknowk it, How oan I tell Kim so that will not think I'm too anxious? ANXIOUS. A--Too proud to acknowledge that you have done your nd & fs not pride. It ts borness. If it were you w not hesitate to let know at once that J. were sorry for your actions. ness and honesty are qualities for one to be proud of—not ashamed. Tell him that you regret your actions and ask him to pardon your rudeness, then let ft go at that. If he cares for you he will do the rest. If not, you can do nothing more. Dear Miss Grey—I love a young man who le going away to college, and he wants me to write him every this = advisable? A.—If you are not engaged, every other day ts rather often. Once a week is sufficient. The frequency or non-frequency of your letters will probably have no influence on the state of bis affection for you. Information. Av. Ww. ht, and they are economical, as they fer should be made to & person when parting says he ia glad he has met you? M.C. B. jank you. colized wax possesses remarkable absorbent powers when applied to) the skin, the demand for it as a complexion renewer has been tre mendous. Druggists in every veo tion report sales an far exceeding those of anything similar they have ever had on their shelves. The mercolide in the wax gently absorbe the devitalized cutiele, in minute particles, so that the user gradually loses her old, worn-out complexion, the more youthful underakin taking ite piace. Cuta- heous eruptions, blotches, moth patches, tan and freckles are of course removed at the same time. As morcolized wax is entirely ‘harmless, and easy to use, women | all over the country are purchas-| ing and using it to quickly rejuve | nate thelr complexions. The wax is applied to face, neck or hands the same as cold cream, allowed to remain over night, then washed off with warm. water.—Advt. | Substitutes and Imitations OF MUSHROOM GROWTH. Ask for HORLICK’ It means the Original and Genuine MALTED MILK - are The Food-Drink for all Ages. Rich milk, malted grain, in pow-;More healthful than tea or coffee. dered form. Yor infants, invalids and growing children. Pure nu trition, upbuilding the whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers and the aged. Get the Best. * Agrees with the weakest digestion, Keep it on your sideboard at home A quick lunch prepared in a minute. All Druggists. Lady Lady Wellington If you have any furnace troubles, ask our furnace expert just what is the matter. He'll doubtless be instrumental tn saving you a nice little sum of money on this Winter's fuel bill, besides the satisfaction you wil) get out of having your furnace operate perfectly. There's no better furnace coal in the North- woat than Lady Wellington. Try it. PACIFIC COAL & OIL COMPANY Prices per ton at Bunkers: Lump, $5.50; Nut, $4.00; Furnace, $3.75 Main Office: Latona Bunkers: Second So. at Norman | 113 Northlake Ave. Both Phones 5040, ] North 465; Green 652 Phone West 11 for West Seattle Prices. | Good Form _ |who goes first, the man or the) woman? G. W. WILLOW BANDS Plemee, Mtick-upe. effects tn all the ‘ateat nevelties made from powdered saxolite and a half pint of witeh hazel Mix the two, bat! the face in the solution, and—thal the whole secret, You never tried) “Woll, bows,” replied the porter, ;anything that works #o mirscu- “Gar's three washouts an’ some bad | jlously. The chin te inclined to/track right along here an* she’s lia- jdouble; this trouble, too, cam be|ble to stop mos’ any plac 4. ‘kept in check in the same way. any minute.”—-Washington Star. ___ STAR'S PURE FOOD DEPARTMENT Seattle, the Pure Foods and Beverages Advertised Below Have Been Carefully Anal yzed and Are Guaranteed to Contain No Preservatives or Poisons 233ddD>SEeee “Where docs this train stop next?” asked the nervous traveler on an uncertain railway. rumba, one cup of one and one-half cups ' cup of Seattle Automobiie School, ay. ww Deki Cedar 414, | i m & ‘ At 12th Services represent the very best in every department. We in- vite comparison of moving equipment, warehouse, etc., and our s rates with others 210. eee MADISON he a |to such things. Where there Ix no | head walter the man should enter first in order to find a table. Am a girl, 15. Is it proper to on the street corner with oe ee ae Pee FALKENBURG & LAUCKS AMALYTICAL ANO CONBULTENG CHEMISTS «6ASSAYERS METALLUROISTS tt | eel wearrus. wasn, Aug. 27, 292h FALKENBURG & LAUCKS ANALYTICAL | AND, CONSULTING a ASSAYERS METALLURGISTS TESTING” LABORATORY err ‘REPORT 7905-6. Lenen: ne a We have carefully analysed a sanpid of “VIOLET cats ent 0 canple of “PEARS OF WERAT*, manufactured by Albers Brose ‘Madiing Co., Seattle, Weh., with results as follews:- ANTLERS: Regular camereial |peckages, purchased bf ee 19 open market August 24, 1922. RESULTS: The food producta contained in these packagee @enfermed in all respects te the requiremumts of the State ant Bational Pure Pood apt Drug Laws. Reapecttutty euuasted, eae verre om eee weer hee aeweess ovmoes awe Lamennronine 06.0749 YESLER WAY. 6 W. Com PIRST AVENUK One Tesvime Piawy, Mansons © Ovae Srasere TELEPHONE, MAIN 16 SEATTLE, wasH., Aug. 17, 1911. Heat candlesticks and Then wipe and polish with whiting Star_ Publishing Co., O-I 7 Y. Gent lenen:- woodwork? g A capital cleanser for varnished and stained woodwork is that of tea wi This may be made by pour- ing botiing water on “| leaves, straining the liquid. tea water loosens the.dirt quickly. YOUR EYES Should be carefully examined and fitted Eyegianses or Bpoctactes ap ox akes that ity. If . headaches, DS, Oph. D. tnd and Madison St. Tatts 1978 We have carefully analyzed a sample of "RAINIER PALB BEER* manufactured by the Seattle. Brewing & Malting Co., Seattle, VWashs» sutmitted to‘tie August*l4th 1912, wit'h’ results: as[follows: This saaple of beer conforms to the State and This is Pure Milk Seattle, Wash., Aug. 18, 1911. Star Publishing Co., City. Report No. 8308. Gentlemén—We have carefully analyzed a sample of Wational Pure Pood & Drug Laws and \ie free from preservatives. Respectfully submitted, “MILK” Z Marked “A. Kristoferson’s Pasteurized Milk,” purchased by us in open market Aug. 17, 1911, with results as follows: This sample of milk contained sufficient butter fat and total solids to comply with the State and National Dairy and Food Laws, and was free from preservatives. Respectfully Submitted, FALKENBURG & LAUCKS, By I. F. Laucks, Safe Step to Better Looks If your eyes are dull—if your skin is callow, or your our cheeks, do not bother Woinen and women’s looks. If your blood is poor— not up to the mark—your stomach and organs are the cause, have no roses in (Seal.) “a ff a ‘and ‘elimination cia Fille correct faults. ‘They will help you to Ci kidneys and vigsler berdenae Bobeas Wie wadiaas ok NOTE—The above certificates are the result of the first few tests made especially for The Star for its Pure Food Hing, beauty-creat n; that for good healt! ill Show the The samples were not submitted by the blood, In all truth and serious- and good looks, Beecham’s Pills Way Department. manufacturers, but purchased on the open market and sub- mitted for analysis by The Star staff.