The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1911, Page 5

4 J 4 > » . - a BROnes BhetTerrs sen” . e al ia a or h. 4 % : . THK STAK—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, If You’re Going Up in the Air Real Soon, Make One of These Cynthia Grey’s Letters | HERE'S HOW TO MAKE CHIL! CON CARNE Dear Miss Grey: Please give me a recipe for chill con carne Saute In A.—Clean, singe and eut in pieces two young chickens, over with butter, Remove seeds and veius from eight red peppers, Holling water, and cook until soft; maah and rab through a oe, Add 1 teaspoon salt, 1 onion finely chopped, 2 cloves of garlic, finely chop ped, the chicken and boiling water to cover. Cook until the chicken lx tender. Remove to serving dish and thicken sauce with % tablespoons each of butter and r cooked together; there should be 1% cups of sauce, Canned plmontoes may be used instead of red peppers. Deat Mise Grey: Will you please answer the following questions), for me? | (1) One of my hips has become longer than the other, Can 1 re! store it to normal sige? | (2) What will polish light oak furaiture? i] (3) What will clean brass? | (4) How can I galn flesh? (5) Is it good to use cocoa butter on the face and neck right along, and what will whiten the skin? My skin is very tender and chaps very eaally RM, B ttractive flying costume was designed by Miss Harriet Quimby, the first woman aviator fn And sito bas it on herself in the picture. It consists of two ments, a blouse and kuickerbockers,, The material used is a plum-cotored, satimfaced cloth. A monk hood is attached to @e neat-fitting blouse@that ts cut with the jong shoulders and closes under the arm. The knickerbockers are provided with a row of buttons on either of the inside seams, which, when unfastened, transform the troaser- Gites into & short divided skirt When not in her machine, Miss Quimby covers her costume w: Jong coat. She says in reality there is no need of the short-skit rangement ° WANT HUSBANDS TO | They claim that if the mon work HELP AT HOME, TOO fave tine to come home and help In some of the larger cities club | get the supper, and otherwise re- women have taken up the cause of jieve the woman whose “work is the wife who works 14 to,16 bours| never done.” @ day. MAKES PUMPKIN PIE OF AN IRISH POTATO |° A womang wap formerly lived ou The reason many |m western ranch where pumpkins difficult {were unknown, tells how she met jthe emergency when her eastern- a sighed for a p@ap kin “1 took a plain Irish potato,” she says, “and boiled and mashed It, added a heaping teaspoonful of but- }ter, same of flour, ong egg, one- half cupful of molasses, one-half | euptul of sugar, and one cupful of milk. Flav@ed it with cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla, and baked in one crust. Result: A ple of which ny good man ate two pieces. i Dance at Eagles’ Hall tonight Suits and Coats For three days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday—we offer special terms to women readers of The Star. Our stock of fabrics includes everything that fashion calls for—every color, every shade, every tex- ture. Our reputation for high class workmanship is establish- ed. Perfect fit guaranteed, Choice of any Suiting in stock made to measure— Mixtures of browns, tans and grays, in mannish rough effects, are the préper fash- fon in long coats. We'd like to show you our new imported coatings—the very niftt- est effects, Long Coats made to order; any style you prefer, plain or fancy— 932.00 The Diamond Ladies’ Tailors 142214 SECOND an Second Floor . Bon Marche A.-Not knowing the cause of the trouble, I eannot tell you the! remedy, It may be that your hip can be restored to normal size. You would better consult the best authority, and be sure it is the beat (2) Stale beer ix sald to be one of the best polishes for furniture. (3) Salt and vinegar is a common and good cleanser for brass (4) T might tell you to diet—to eat less of to eat more; but many! people are fleshy who eat but little, others who eat a great deal, [| talght say to drink lots of water, but many fleshy people seldom take drink, What I do advise is to live a normal life as happlly as you can. at what agrees with yo! unt that seems to satisfy you Ket an much sleep as you seem to nd, here is the Important thing, | make it sound, healthy sleep, by cultivating a peaceful mind va can | do this by forming the habit of reading literature of that character be fore retiring. (5) Cocoa butter is believed to grow hatr meal. It ls whitening and ag with th You might try almond most delicate skin If you exiet with the living cost so high, what excuse has grandpa for not having left ypu a million? Dear Mins Grey: Will you pl MissiongDutch bench? A—The regulation width of a Dutch bench is 18 Inc 18 inches without cushion, 15 inches with cushion; th your space ase give me the dimensions for @ the helght Jength to sult ‘ ° Deer itine Grey: (1) Will henna darken the hair, and ts it harm- ‘al to ft? (2) Lam very thin. Can you tell mg.of any way to get stouter, and will © butter round out the face, oF will it cause hair to grow on the facet . (3) Can you tell me how to tame apple stain @ut of linen? L. H. A.—-Yes, heuna darkens the hair. Any dye used for a long time ts harmful to the hair, If you stmply want to darken ft, why not use vaseline? It certainly will not harm It--in fact, is beneficial. (2) If your health t# at fauit, | would advise you to improve it, and see if you do not gain Mesh. Outdoor occupation ts the best thing, if you choose something you are really interested in. Cocoa butter in thought to cause hair to Krow on the akin. Do not worry about your thinness, for that"ts often the very cause of it, but try to getting Interested in something that will belp prised hy your increase in weight (3) A simple remedy is to pour boiling water through the staio. If this does not renfove it, dampen with water and follow by « solution of sodium hypochlorite. others, You may be sur- W's a safe bet that the man who is conspicuously devoted to hie wife in public, bawis her out at hope. RELIGION IN MARRIAGE So many letters come to me of trouble between” man and wife caused by a difference of religious beliefs, As a Jewish woman who married a Gentile saya In a jetter to me today: “He knew I was Jew sh before he married me.” In this day of advanced ideas along these as to taunt each other about thelr religious beliefs. This woman r ferred to is on the verge of leaving her husband, and one c@nnot blame when she Is datly taunted by the man who solemnly promisod be- {6% witnenses to cherish her She asks my advice., Shall | advise her to leave or to stay? I can do @either, There may be another side to the Myon ys “ag there may be; but Shis fe the point up for discussion. 1 wih not ide the guestion. If she can be patient enough never to Tetaliate for a long, time, be may finally become ashamed of him- self, or may give up for lack of opposition; but can he ever win back the love they each 1 for the hemandhd «Dear Miss Grey: 1 have bee keeping company with a boy friend for a year, Within the last month he seems to have changed his at tentions@owas@ me. As far as | am concerned, I have acted my part! as a lady in all respects. He is working in a place of whigh I do not} approve, Phave tried to ome to get another position, but have! failed. AVI you suggest some ¥ in which I may press my opintos atill tore foreedly toward his ¢ for & new position? FANNIE. A.—There is no dott that your intentions are the very best, Faania, but no map or*woman has the right to dictate to another mature perso what he shail or shall not do. You may use your influence in a womanl. way, and it is your privilege to accept or refuse Ms attentiqns, if you do not approve of his actions or business, bat a quiet word now and and faith in your friend that he will do the manly thing will accomplish far more than “pressing your opinion force@ly ABOUT “FALLING MAOLY IN LOV'! I have before me a letter from a young girl who works fn a dining room, She writes she is madly in love with a ishwasher, and wants advice. Her mother objects, because sh@ thinks they ate not of the same social standing, and tells her daughter that the fact that be is untidy about his work is a sign of bad breeding. The girl goes on to aay that the man does not ggem to return her affection and holds himself aloof, and asks what I th! of her mother’s and the man’s actions— and, do I think there is really any social difference between them? The girl does not tell me she is neat, but I judge she is, and be tween an untidy, careless man and a neat girl there ia a vast difference, | whatever it may be called. Ob, Myrtie, and all other girl readers, don't fall “madly tn le Or, if you do, don't trust to that kind of love. Don't man is probably older, or knows more of the world than y Don't make yourself ridiculous by making any advances. Tell your mother, or me, but don't tell others. Get modern books on love and marriage, and learn what they really are. a KODAK DEVELOPING 10¢ A ROLL Made of your old furs, Latest styles now in. Work Guars ‘sed MODEL MILLINERY Lane, th man, 527 People’s Bank Bidg. 208 Union St. Cloth si ns YD.2 Tue 8. COREY SIGN Ci COREY SIGNCO SLITTLE WASH. Hotel Milwaukee i Steam Heat A New Motel, © entratly Located | Bot Cola Over $29, Worth of High ov Furniture tn Rooms i Water RATES } Blectrle Lights Single por week ve Room and Bath, per wee! EVERY Inspect this hotel — Everything complete—A ROOM beautiful lobby and correspondence reom CORNER SEVENTH AND KING STREETS 009 Dining Room in Connection. Phones: ind. 8071; Main 4594, In the first edition of The Star each day now a free “Help Wanted” rtment is being printed. It is pri- ma the benefit of men and women who are looking for wo But it helps the employer, who can insert an ad, free of cost, and the department is of real interest to all readers. Thege free wanted ads run exclusively in the first edition of The , ON THE STREETS AT 11 O'CLOCK. Buy a Noon Edition and watch the ads. Unes it seems almost incredible that men and women can be so narrow | "Pinion. | —=|erned and that unbridled liberty to AN EVENING GOWN AND WRAP TO MATCH Only the woman who can afford Indulge tn the luxury of a ape but very sumptuous and lwxurio with selftone embroideries done on Wrap and eee Cer» @ panel and short The standard of beauty ax repre sented by the Venus de Milo er, Carton Moorepark, as a basis of Judgment for all time, and by thi the measure of the ideally beautiful | we As @ matter of fact, the standards ‘of beauty of the neck, indeed of the entire female form, with the seasons. For eeenem, Michael Angelo's prosounceme with regard to this portion of the female form would today be found to be at variance with modern) A woman's neck is, after all, most ‘Color Choice |:""” ‘Makes or Mars 'Beauty, Often Choice of color makes a surpris- ling, but undeniable difference in feminine beauty. | Why will so many women with jeatlow complexions persist in wear ing bright green in their dress or {nat triqmings? This color, above afl others, demands an accompant- it wt pink cheeks and a clear kM (6 make It wearable. n there is brown, a color pe- rly trying to the middle-aged who has lost her youth/ul tolgr, % re the same may be said almost tmpoasible shade sy ‘majority of women, unless relieved and odrightened with ltouches of decided color, near the face. Navy blue, on the other hand, can be worn by nearly everyone, Though it is most becoming to the owner of a pair of blue eyes. ‘This, in fact, is true of all shades of blue. COLORS TO AVOID ‘There f# 2 certain vivid hue of pink that should be avolded by the oliveskinned brunette, A dead jblack gown, unrelieved by white, is lbecoming only when the neck ts cut low. A high collar of black, worn close to the face, is excoed- lingly trying. | Thinks Women More Practical Then Men) Mrs. Annie Besant, the writer, that women understand so |much better than men that govern. ment is the happiness of the gov- waste one’s own life and sadden the lives of others is not conducive ty happinesy. She thinks that won: an is far more practical than man BOVS RIDE FROM W. Y. TO FRISCO SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.— ing all the way from Coney Island, N. Ys on horseback, Louie and Temple Abernathy * of Oklahoma, accompanied by their father, John Abernathy, are in San Francisco today. The lads, 11 and 7 years of age respectively, have covered a distance of about 4,000 mil including side trips. The ride made as the result of a r, $10,000 being bet that they could not make the trip in 60 days. The boys left New York on August 1, so they lose by the narrow margin of two days. CLAIMS NAPOLEON AS AN ANCESTOR PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.—It is believed the missing link in the line of descendants of Napoleon Bonaparte I, emperor of France, has been found in the person of Andreas Johann Leb. He claims to be grandson of the man who covered Burope with blood. Na- fal wrap to match each evening gows planned. The rich wrap shown here is built of pale tan permo fab is a dinner gown of the satin meteor, embroidered like the cape of t auty /Changes With Fashion| has|a graceful get out of yourself bY |been taken, says the portrait palnt-|head, no matter how lovely, be up: a beautiful neck loostumes bave actu jother ¢ unlimited changes of costume can ie sue! when we a combination satin meteor, Ber h the wrap | train of the permo fabric beautiful when it gives to her head polxe, and unless the held in a pose of grace, whigh only can give, it can never approach the artist's ideal. The changes tim has worked in ly changed the figures of the obedient slaves to fashi ecrees, In the days of an ruff, when the hend was obliged to be held high, with the throat exposed, and later in the early Victorian period {rom wes, the long “swanlike neck was Inuded by the poets and considere® the ideal of heauty. To: day a greater freedom of dress has resulted in a reversion to a form nore nearly approaching the Greek deal Why 1 Lost My Job Reasons Why Thousands Like Me Cannot Satisfy Their Employers. I believe my’ fate ts not unlike that of thousands of other workers who daily lose their for reasons they do not know, and prob ably would not believe, When their last pay envelope comes along it is usually, “Your services no longer required.” Lf the trutn were known, the reason for their unceremonious removal would probably be that thelr usefolness was destroyed be- cause of some mental worry, bodily places Notice of John H. father of Seattle’s new theatrical enter- Owing to the sudden death Clemer, prise, reconstruction of the Shafer Building will be deferred for a few weeks, The Millinery Emporium WILL REMAIN IN THEIR PRESENT QUARTERS Until actual work of rebuilding cogamences and will di inder of their stock to pose of the rem their best endeavor. Prices will be cut still fur- ther and goods will be pushed as quickly as pos- sible during this interval. The Millinery Emporium 1412 SECOND AVENUE Opp. Bon Marche “It’s Getting Cold And You Need a Heavier Coat If ypu can't pay cash for it, get it anyway. There is no need of not baving that new com at the beginning of the sea- soa, because our liberal credit g@nables young af@ old alike to have what they need when they need it. When you're passing, look at our win- dow display. It will please you. Then come in and get our #ice on what you like. We can now give you the . BRADBURY ° Syitgn Coat, the heavy AUTO style, in the Wtest tweeds and mixture® with the combination collar. “That Easy Kind.” EASTERN & Outfitting Co., Inc. “*Seatile’s Reliable Credit” House’’= Ao. ailment or general {ndisposition These things, as we all know, are the most fruitfal causes of failure in all watks of life. The battle of Waterloo was lost because of a headache. In this quick age our minds must be clear, rapid, active and free from outside influence or worry, or else we go down to fail ure With the throng of “floaters” who go from one place of employ ment to another, giving no satisfac- tion to others or to themselves, con stantly growing older and less use ful, with no ambition, no will power and vo hope very man requires from every other man the best that is in him But no man can use or get the best that is in himself until he is first free from all fretful indispositions and worries, That was my trouble of troubles. That's why T was full I lost my job. My stomach in the first place was always out and T was worrying about it and my mind grew cloudy and slow. I made mis and grew grouchy, That was the end There are thousands like m ut with “quick lunch” faces, ptic manners, and repulsive pberes. No employer wants suoh men’s services. e my advice. A healthy stom ach is haif the battle, for tt keeps your mind clear and your fa i have a healthy stomach now and hold a good position, and my em. ployer is satisfied and so am I I started to take Stuart's Dyspep- sia Tablets, which I was told we good for the worst cases of indiges tion and dyspepsia, The first two tablets made a wonderful difference in my condition. One ingredient of Stuart's Dys- pepsia Ti ets digests 3,000 grains of food. stomach doesn't have to work at all. The Tablets do all the work, no matter how heavy your meal. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure brash, eructations, burning sen sations, bloat, irritations, loss of appetite, nausea, heartburn, lack of energy, loss of memory and 4 sia and indigestion in their worst forms. No other little tablets in the world can do so much. You should carry them around with you wherever you go and take them regularly after meals. Then you will realize what it is to be freed from stomach torment, and have a poleon had & son not accounted Leib says his father was adopted by a German family that bore his name. Hewgays his grandmother was Maria Louise of Austriag Letb was born in Worsteim, came to America in 1861 and enlisted in the civil war, His age 1s 79. clear mind, a quick memory, a happy disposition, comfort and rest. Get: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store for 50c.a box. Send us your name and address today and we will at once send you by mail a sample package free. Ad dress F. A, Stuart Co. 150 eae Bldg., Marshall, Mich. Cut Rate Dentiste—Only Cut Ra 3 in Seattic ARE GIVING AWAY FREE—$20,000 in Dental Work CALL ANQ RECEIVE A COUPON We Use Nothing but the Best Material. PAINLESS EXTRAC. TION FREE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 12 YEARS. $5 $15 Sets Teeth $8 UNIVERSITY AND SECOND AVENUE $10 Teeth Filtin, 50¢ up $5 Bridgework .. 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