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

Cynthia Grey’s Letters Dear Miss Grey: Give recipes in biue tissue paper, (3) Too for watermelon sweet pickle and for early to tell. (4) mustard pickle green, HOUSEKEEPER. ae A—Pare and alice watermelon) Dear Miss Grey: (1) On what tind to the desired size and pour Gays did Mareh 14, 1893, Oot. 6, over it boiling hot vinegar in| 18M, Oct. 22, 1897, June 24, 1863, which has been cooked for 6 min-| May 12, 1858, fall? utes 3 pounds of sugar, and 4 A stascriner ounces of atick cinnamon and 2) q(1) ‘Tuesday, Saturday, Erb ounces of cloves which have pre-|day, Friday, Wednesday viously Let remain 24 houra, then drain off, reheat and pour over the rind) Dear Miss Grey: (1) My hair te again and let stand for 36 hours, “ark with the exception of a few together for a fow moments ‘eht streaks in the back Please then put into jars. wdvise. (2) How can I dross so For the mustard plekle, take that my large hips will be less no one gation cabbage, one gallon tiveable? (23) Can molea be re n tomatoes, one quart onious, Moved successfully? (4) In what and 2 green peppers (all chopped) Position should one sleep tn order mix with this 4 tablespoons ground Det to draw the mustard, 2 tablespoons powdered | (5) How long al ginger, one tablespoon cloves, the before replying to a man friend's game powdered mace and einna- letters? NYDIA mon, 3 pounds sugar, 3 ounces tur - bs seed. Cover with good vinegar for no one has hatr just the same dott _alewty until done, Cas shade all over the head. (2) Wear Glass jare and seal. longhipped corsets. Avoid one ‘ », Piece dresses unless they are left Dear Miss ‘ tren. ent Wil rather loose about the waist. Make take grass stains from white silk?) your akirte with narrow gores. (3) (2) What will keep linens from You with nitric act turning yellow? (3) What will be moles fightly once daily wih s the leading colors for spring? (4) toothpick which has been dipped — ey Arley stra ep ‘© im the acid, for four days. They xirt whe we ere: will disappear. (4) Lie on the and fair skin? READER stomach without a pillow. (6) A A--(1) Try peroxide. (2) Wrap week or ten days Blue, lavender, convenience, or the freshness, or the crispness, or the un- usual food-value, or the digestibility, or the cleanliness, or the price, that has made Uneeda Biscuit the National Soda Cracker. } It is the remarkable combination of all of these things. If everyone, every- where, knew how good they are, everyone, every- where, would eat them—every day. Sold by grocers in every city and town —Bought by people of all classes. Never sold in bulk —always 5 cents in, the moisture- proof package which keeps them oven- fresh. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 1 of Confucius red, white hew republic MARGARET BUCKNER, ART CONNOISSEUR sponds most of his time in the atel wouldn't you like to have a real{iers of famous artists. ia exactly | trips he takes his daughter Even when sho was a very little! retary of the organiaa argaret loved to climb up th row, dark stairways in the rter or hunt e quaint old streets of) Amsterdam for the studio of some An a souvenir of her visit and her interest, the thing for the artists from whom Mr. Buckner purchased, to paint lit Ue pletures for the American girl presented tolor od, tw still very light, The wil on Knight, the lowy girl, with the animated eye ® Was dining and straight front aspect, is, how The pictures | at the Buckner home, and Margare i then not quite 8 years old lowing « probe inte these) ware association — by fart collection? jarand j | what It is not alone the |) most unique p koe poRsosses and goes to but she has one of the ure Kalleries tn the All the ptetares in it are good, and most of them are master t They are all small pictures and jook as though they had been patnted for an exhibition in a ii Every one waa painted ex . thoagh none; { Margaret was by A 8 another picture gallery | famous American » Buckner home tn it wore collec: has coat her a od by Samuel Owen Buckner, prominent in business and/ the table circles of the country | Hut | fob a miniature box of water cd Mr. Buckner’s gallery is on the con-| The little girl was much interes eal Modern Frenclt, | in it, and so betw the dinner be painted for ween the courses of; h and Amerie pictares have — year he goes to Europe ana} tee wal ‘Separated’ Pair (Great Alaska Living Together Aerial Destroyed : sited Frees Leased Wire) 2 curing 9 dtvorce bitend a few daya a Gordon has been * trom’ the government | Tiving with hito | tell of the destruc wireless aerial ago in communte Mare Island here, over 2,090 six children, looklog after withont speaking rdon knows his wife secured | for papers were served the tablet named, being ma completely crip * divorce court News of the acct claimed to her children triumphant ily your fatther had better ‘ cents for a large case, or write for Gordon and his wife pken for montha Both are satisfied with | A SEVERE COLD IN JUST A FEW HOURS Tt is a pomitive fact that a dose of Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours until three consecutive | dose, are taken will cure Grippe or break up the most severe cold, | | treat ‘WEDS GIRL WITH | THE SWEET veiee| NEW YORK, | | mao stomach or limbs breaking and all the disagre: astippe symptoms leaving after the 4 It promptly ends most miserable headache. v arkey became angry when he) *' to get a number he called land told the telephone girt what he company and it * soothed Him with Later Markey t Misa Sheridan at a summer re hago feverishness, aneezing, sore throat it of the eine sho catarrhal discharges, sorenoss, stitt- ness and rheumatic twinge: Pape's Cold Compound is the rev sult of three years research at @ han fifty thousand tains no quint oncluatvely deme jwhich we have INDEPENDENTS KICK (Ry United Press Leased Wire) treatment of colds or grippe. Take this harmless Compound as} directed with the knowledge that) there ts no other medicine made anywhere else in the worl your cold or end y and without ce or bad after- }for the | |clations yesterday fled a petition * of the tobacco trust The Independents are not pleased | with the agreement by which the; the American y to do business at Pape’s Cold Compound, which any |druggist in the world can supply. Apparel for Women You can secure the Coat we illustrate today, not only at a considerable but for a little down and a little every These Coats are to be had in rough or smooth fab- rics and in a variety of colors—all sizes. $18.50 to $25.00 THE heehee sen nt OCTOBER 18, 1911 This Girl Has a Doll House Art ¢ Collection of Real Paintings Blue Flags Float BAN FRANCISCO 8 Oct, 19-—-Aw thorities of the imperial Chinese Red, White and soverbment at Canton are disarm. the pur sible, a mon to join the o40 of frustrating, If pow Hong! ie iw today th unique revolutionary 4: ted another dispatch re 1 Chine This is the birthday Hut this year the blu are in evidence. OFFICER SUICIDES LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Oct. 19. Because his intended wite broke the enkugem: wedding. the army life with a revolver. The body was| fu found by a maid in his quarters, Maj, Charles C. Clark, father of Carr's intended bride, denies, how ton the eve of the Winfred B. Carr o! vi PHILLIPSBURG, N. J., Oot, 19, Mrs, Charles Sommerfirth is not one of the ures, No, siree! A stray bullet) struck her corset stay and her life was saved orsetless-atylish creat BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 19.-—Fol 4 local hard. the federal y, Eugene Goodwin, sec on, “MATRIMONIAL MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY The demand for fat ladies, young much inquired after. this situation ly one chance for the ‘There in her ®/fattish woman, and that ts for her using a finger bow! for|t) reduce, If she can quickly grow Into the likeness of the front cover weorsmmes |fascinator, without the hard labor of exercising, or the purgatory of | |dieting, It seoms she ought to try This is not impossible-—nay, it is a fact, demonstrated by thousands in 1909. Let her take the elegant la Prescription Tablet after js and at bed time. it will re her a pound a day ‘This suggestion ts made in all seriousness. Why not reduce when n of the great|it ental jnska, whieh| ¥rinkles, costs very little cash? n | One fat (where objectionable) rom hips, abdomen, chin, ete. and, A windstorm blowing 150 miles|4o it uniformly and safely, too, fi an hour tore down the masts of th Unalaska aerial pling the plant telegraphed to Kodiak is no trouble, causes no can start today, take off the from ¢ famous prescription oz Marmola, % oz, Fi. Ex. Cascara Aromatic, 3% on, Peppermint | but nothing was said about the five | Water—ts, of course, noninjurtous men in charge of the plant T HOW TO BREAK UP ir druggist seventy-five to the Marm ‘o., 463 Par Bidg., Detroit, Mich.—Advt ng the soldiers of the new army for pected plot among the ‘olution, accord: tug to a cable received here today by the Chung Sal Yat Ho, a Chinese daily paper scene of a ration, ved by and in former years the yellow dragon flags of the tm- perial government were unfurled throughout the city in celebration of the day. nds of the banners of the blemishes wit! Alnanpe nded |" his life on the university cam in| here with a revolver. His body was or found by « student The ceaseless stream of Gibson | wore as &/and Fisher Girl pletures, advertined by every magazine cover, continues to perpetua SLY PR FLL GOLD PIAS Red Cross i in C China wWaulinaton. ‘Oo ie rhe Red Crons society will ald the Chi- nese robels In th tr efforts to or @anize 4 Red Cross service at the scene of conflict, it was learned to day, It ts believed the services of a number of American and Buropean medical officers in China will be available. “My, Look at Those Pimples!” ‘6 No Excuse for Blotches, ckheads and Pimples. The Right Way to Get Rid of Them is by Taking Stuart's Calcium Waters. 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The Hoosier takes the plac of pantry, cup- board, shelves and table. It puts everything you need in kitchen work at your fingers’ ends. You can be seated while pre paring a meal and every thing you need is within easy .reach. This week we offer the Hoosier at $1 $1 wi. Substantially made, with heavy steel frame, extra heavy wheels and %%-inch made of hard maple MARATHON SULKY | FOLDING GO-CART A well-mad: folding Go-ca giving plenty of room for pillow and wraps; a strong rubber tires; seat and tongue|cart and not too heavy. Comes in tan, green or reall tip | maroon; $9.00 regular, for construction. Special. $2.25) Cece alec e weecccees Pee one-motion ; wide seat, Seattle’s Largest Housefurnishing Store Pay Cate: PIKE 6%. AND FIFTH AV, You Want \GIGANTIC MERGER OF PIANO INTERESTS BEING FORMED Many More Large Piano Makers Showing Inclination to Join the Present Amalgamation of Associated Manufacturers To Combine Factories With Salosstiaiie Throughout America on the Plan of the Present Associated Piano Cut-Price Sales- rooms at 1123 Third Avenue, Cor- ner Seneca Street D. W. THOMAS, THE SEATTLE GENERAL MAN- AGER, WILL SOON VISIT THE EAST TO TAKE PART IN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE Manufacturers’ war on the so-called ’ High-Price Piano Syster, which has been going on steadMy in the East and conducted so vigorously , one of the best known men of the Western plano on the stand-pat trade, is having its telling effect makers, What is called in the trade the “Old Piano System” has during the past year spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in fan *}and high-sounding advertising in favor of the “ course, is always the heaviest price the face of all this expenditure of money and effort they are dally losing big business, which is naturally going to the group that is cutting the prices and lowering the terms on pianos, and the result is that many ~ ot the “ONE” price stand-patters are on the eve of breaking away from the “System” and joining the ranks of the price-cutters. the very bottom {s reached in plano price cutting at the salesrooms, 1128 - Third avenue, corner of Seneca street. other planos being sold at 29 CENTS DOWN AND NO INTEREST, and $212 AND $218 AND $238 anyone can now secure a plano that is always sold at other stores for about Even the $600 and $625 styles of beautiful Cabinet | Grands are sent to homes for AS LITTLE AS $298 and $336, and all It would be a pity for anyone wanting @ plano to miss this big cut fn prices, for as Mr. Thomas says: actually down below cost now on some pianos and it is time for the 1123 THIRD AVENUE, CORNER SENECA STREET, is certainly one of the busiest stores in Seattle this week, and without question 18 THE BUSIEST of all piano group of piano cy Mterature “traffic will bear,” It seems that Smith, Barnes & Strohber an@ | $25 pianos selling at $176, For twice that money. this on terms as advertised. shrewd man and careful woman to act.” An Exceptionally Showing of Coats You surely want a new coat this favored by smart dressers day brings a new shipment, so our stock is always at its best. are hundreds of styles and effects to choose from, so that only suggest that you Tomorrow—yes. Do not be Without Bay on Credit Let us tell you about our credit believe that we give you value of cash. nicely dressed stylish apparel than to be without? EASTERN Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Alc., “*Seatile's Reliable Credit House"’ Isn't it better to be while paying Near Union St. 4 fine trains a day IN EACH DIRECTION BETWEEN | Seattle, Tacoma, Portland NE UP TO THE MINUTE—OVER WR.&N. ak [LINE OF canes? 7: :30 A.M, ‘Shasta Limmised Porth and E Express —— a encereetinincima Stee! Coaches, Oil-burning Locomotives O-W.R.GN. ([LINB OF THE SHASTA LIMITED] Passenger Station, Jackson St, at Fourth and Fifth Aves, : Main 7378; Ind. 2623 Gicpert, D.T. Ae City Ticket Office 716 Second Ave. in 932; Ind, 1995 E. E. Buus, o8n. aor, W. D. SKINNER, General Freight and Passenger Agent.