The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1912, Page 5

NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS fe FROCK OF ALLOVER EMBROIDERY -" you know from T think, and thank you harshly. or not it is husband 1 ” the position da is, and you wii! th to always do However, if Your husband in Word and look, to tell him, it his faith in his ly undeser- one moment ber that Miss to thia man on him to lea’ dally with tempt ® strong feeling that Row. You must not Fesponsible for this ‘Work out his own first duty ts to the , and you by bringing the in appearance ye by ike in. do right or LUE EYES ly not right 10 g0 off walking iy. And atid . . THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1912 Allover embroidery fashions as easily aw tt does prettily into a lit. tle girl's “Sunday beat.” This white lugerto frock is made with |* long waist, necessitating a sash, and two scant frills in the skirt, |The sleeves are short puffed ones and about the shoulders is a deep, fall Nounce. With, this frock missy wears a | delteate colored moire sash of pink i ribbon to match ties up her {hadr, z & i i : ? i : ; I : i i : : j : ; is if E E & a itie # i times proves sirl cares to have it. THE 12TH OR 13TH YEA’ tury, or have we had its birthday, an we would entering into the 13th year. A.—We are entering the 13th year of the century, just as we are) in the 20th century, although we write 1990, High-waisted effects in frocks are extremely popular. AFTER SHAVING Dear Misa Grey—Can you tell me what will allay burning of the skin| after shaving? Also what will re move blackheads? YOURS TRULY. A.--Use common cream for the |burning skin. For blackheads, | steatn the face over boiling | water for 20 minutes. Pat (don't |rub the face) dry with a very soft |towel, apply a pure face cream | (olive off is good, too) and mas | sage gently. Wipe from face, steam | land dry againand this time massage [into the skin and leave. It will take | | : ome Plain Pointers bY Dr: Hirshberd mechanically by choking the in- fang with the laryngeal membrane, or’ paralysia and death from the malignant diphtheria, Since 1895, when anti-diphtheria serum came into ical use, the medical man breathed easter at the most gruesome word, ous, Util the discovery of diphtheria | antitoxin, which has reduced the death rate of this dread trouble, frdm ite last-contury toll of ninety, to the present five in every bh dred cases, the word justly stryek terror to a heart. For, before the days of the do- partments of health, before bac Nine Umes in ten, the baby, awakening from sound gleep with that menacing, qilek, bark, has either been breathing through open mouth, in |teria were handled and recognised 4» tangible facta, the tight, dry,| jmembrancous coughs, with the| hot, hen git jchoking mucous of living, mall! and adenoid hakt diphtheria germs, were in| jing current distinguishable trom other and innocuous “eroups.” The distracted mother of that day felt the knell of doom at the very suayicton of “croup.” ; f air; has a catarrhal spasm of the throat muscles; is having the first coughs of bron \chitis or whooping-cough, or {x ly- jing om his back and has allowed “CROUP” BY LEONARD KEENE HIRSCH. BERG, A. M., M. D. HERE’S A CITY THAT RUNS ITS OWN BUS- INESS AND MAKES IT PAY— COLUMBUS, OHIO Columbus, O., may not be among first six whooping big cities of the United States but that same Ohio town leads in other ways, For in- stance Columbus fs right up in the front in potnt of suecessful con- struction and operation of munico tpal utilities In calling attention to this dis tinetion, the Columbus Citizen says that the city owns and succenstully operates the following utilities: An electric light plant, an as- Dhalt street repair plant, a storage dam and filtration plant for water supply, a sewage dispownl plant, a garbage disposal plant, 2 street cleaning equipment, a rubbish and hb [refuse collection equipment. Among other community activt- ties are recreation and social con- housing code, elimination of le crossings and @ rigid milk Inspection. The only large public utilities owned by private corporations are Sees eee eee eee eee ee a8 plants. The municipal light plant, cost ing $820,000, lights the streets at & cost per lamp of about $63~ per year. The city formerly paid pri vate companies $92 to $110. It has| also forced private compani« sell power current for 2 kilowatt hour tnstead of 5 cents, ‘The equipment used to light the streets at night makes commer clal power daytimes. This income is expected soon to pay the total cost of operating the plant Poverty—Did you have any trou-) SR ARMS eee Chester M. Harris, seriously & injured when the big bob-sled & on which he was riding swerved on which he was riding swerved into a pole at 1th N. and Miller st. Saturday night, is showing material im. provement, and his chaness for recovery are good, An op- eration was performed at the Swedish hospital yesterday morning and part of his skull removed. The other members hurt in the accident were able to be about yesterday ae ee ee SESS ESSER EES EAST WALPOLE, Mass., Jan. 8. ~Taking no chance at having some one else get him during leap year, Robert P. Bass, governor of New ble fying out of the window? Love—Not a@ bit! smashed it for me.—Judge. A suffragetto! gagement Kast Walpole, Cedar 414 Bast 414 Bekins |Hampebire, has announced his en- to Miss Edith Bird of MADISON At 12th ir own, and are now hot | P With the possible exception of earthquakes, there is nothing that frightens @ young mother more) than the bard, dry, moetalliottii cough erroneously called “croup. It scares the parent more, and the doctor less, than any other symp tom known to medicine, The midnight summons: tor, come at once; baby has croup,” rings with fear in ‘n ear, arouse himself from his none too peaceful slumber, and hie forth. He knows that most homes are saturated with the superstitions and medical delusions transmitted from the médiacval ages of ginning in the 13th year of the cen- | 1000" under . Hothou Head lettuce, dos. Gueumbers, di Golery, 40%. Fears Eartern timothy . uget sound Whole corn Sracked corn ings oed ont mixeé wand barigy some time to soften up the clogged pores. And when you do get rid of them, keep the pores clean. RAISING RABBITS Dear Miss Grey—I am fust start- ing to raise rabbits, and would like to know if you could tell me where to get a paper or book on how to |tond and raise them. INFORMATION WANTED. A.—-Write to the agricultural de- partment of the state schoo! at Pull- man, Wagh., or to the agricultural department at Olympia, If you do not get what you want, write to th agricultural department, Washing- ton, D. C. Try this state frst, for if you can get their directions they will deal more with this climate, THE JUNIPER Dear Miss Grey—-Please tell me the language of the suse A—It means aid, protection or asylum. So if some young woman sent It to you she may m she needs your protection, or that you are ready for the asylum. her, then, it meant either To & relaxed tongue to fall a bit back the commerctal heating and light the the} _ meant ath ward onto the palate, plants, the street railway and th | Vans are waterproof, dustproof, all padded inside; furniture is as safe as in your own home. DIREGTORY RY 18 ____YOUR OWN LOCALITY. PATRONIZE THESE University District | BILLIARDS _ ae LAURDRIES _ HAWKINS BROTHERS i Have yoo wiait fe A, BR at ot snd the high-class of bur patrous 08 Mth ann mR “WHERE GENTLEMEN MEET? ————<—— COAL AND WooD Phone North 946, Ind, Green 238 PHONE US— OUR WAGONS CALL dD. f. Teva, NURSERY EATTL QRRALD CARVER, Prepeicter FRUIT TREES, ROSE? AND ORNAMENTALS Wettingtora Beet Brockiva A or. Con ar, and North 46th Get Bekins to move you DEPARTMENT STORE rHON| Ind. We Close Ke \henates open as AND Best of Material Rest of Work -ao:|___ MACHINE SHOP CONFECTIONS Chocolates one eam $209 10h Av. FB Seen CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Saison, Breen tas ull wok, Mot age t home? ‘Sifty busgniow ae lew as $t0h end Wash and modern for $1,068. Wis over at ence, NICHOLS. 306 tinckiey Block. Bre. 4018 Drookirn A “Our Ossi te Clean.” Heat DY INGTON Bor Um nrncTAL Pr Avenue nls 85c >, “Matters "5, $.1-00 HANSON'S DAIRY 009 Califoraia av, Op. Fostetfice Prose Ina. 473. vy WEST SEATTLE FUEL @ FEED COMPANY 2019 MM Avence West. IND. Wi 1 ALKI TRANSFER & FUEL CO. Alki Polat Office Phone Gremt 167. ase Ap EIST PUOWRE—MAIN 1082; IND L 4se8. Maednr and feottle Meroe. 2 Post HARDWARE AND TOOLS 474 14th Av. K. White 64, Nerth 1458, _____. HARDWARE Paysee Hardware Co. ’ dot 40n108 cash, ineet Y ‘month and interant Bold SHEET METAL WORKS University Simi Works Vomnace? ~ ese” ONEIDA COMMUNITY RELIANCE PLATE SILVERWARE JACK @. HEERBAS, Prop Phone Ind. West 3¢ Premes: North 1632 Ind. White 139 KING & WINGE The People Whe Can Repair Your Boat From Top to Bottom Phone West 10. tee Alki Av. Le en ea eeers MILL & CABINET WORKS FUNCEION MILL & CABINET ‘The Junetign Mill & Cabinet Works in the place to get your door and your kitchen ond if stair and man- mill and cabinet work and We work of alt kind window pantry fixtures el work. is. PARIS’ POOL PARLORS Eltictt Bay Yacht & Engine Co. General Boat Bullding and Repairing. Greenwood District COAL AND WOOD Dull Lumber and Fuel Co, Morth seer Be ‘White 506 omn Greenweed Ave. COAL & Seen ee EEE FURNITURE MOVING TRANSFERRING UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CO. FUBNITURE AND PIANO MOVING Daily, wige to ont fram the city All Kinds of Team Work =. PHONKS—North 981; fad. Green 040 Cor. Uhet ana Mth Av. N, B. beet] UNDERTAKERS University Undertaking Parlors Lady Attendant Pheee: CUE INTERIOR FINISHING Sheckels & Ristine INTERIOR FINIGH read Vente” . Sar we Le Star Want. Ads Bring Results |. Woodland Park District BRAGG'S BAKERY GROCER HOME BAKING * CHAS. A. SMITH— COMPLETE LINE—UP-TO-DATB | PROMPT DELIVERY —sAvING PRICES— 2830 AURORA ‘Vv. Phone North 900. fs PEANUT SPECIALIST _ BYRON J. DOLPHIN ‘The Star and Comet Brand—— 3629 Aurore Av. Phone North 140 ‘We Take Full Charge If Desired bh Moving Our Specialty. Sunset, N. 307. Ind., Rea 6. paeaaandastah Sea GOLDEN WEST GROCERY PARKER & CLELAND, Proprietors Ind. Green 164 North 213 Pata 4 Phones—N. 2 ram Green ay. ane. “OUR MOTTO” Cleantiness, Sanitary, Promptness, Courteous Star Want Ads Bring Results INTERLAKE FUEL CO. 2 Phones 278 % USE THE ind. Biack 299 rmorrs au Buneet, H. for Ads in This Directory Call Main9400 Or Ind, AAT |re.con ze, zou umning tron Star Wnnt Ads Bring Results ae CAFES .~ NEW RAINIER CAFE HOME COOKING AND BAKING a Where" My, It’s Good 5. OC. X. LAWS, Prop. Phone Sidney 404. 6011 18th Ave. #. PLUMBING and HEATING PLUMBING R, JOHNSON CO, 4418 Woodland Park Av. GEORGETOWN WOOD AND COAL YARD JOUN ALBRECHT, Prop. MALLING iN HOUSE FURNISHING, UTENSILS, TINWARE AND CUTLERY, BUILDE! RDWAKE. BLOSSOM-PROVINE LUMBER Co. “HANDLES EVERVTHING THAT 18 LUMBER” Phone—unset North S22; Ind. Red 233 —OFFICE AND YARDS— SSTH ST. AND DAYTON AY. A. J. BIGGAR, Prop. Fanon MEATS OF ALL KINDS BSH FISH FRIDAY GREEN CUT BONE FOR POULTRY Thone North 14h Auk far’ utcher. “SHEET METAL WORKS” —W. W. DORMAN.— “, Leaner Chick own ialty—| talne for ens—1, 2, 3~gallon. Prices Right. Phone North 806. 88T Greenwood Av. Georgetown District DRESSMAKING I ne nn EY MRS, WILLIAM KENN 6101 18th Ave South. Good Fitting My Specialty ALTERATIONS OF ANY CHARACTER MADE. __ Georgetown Mercantile Co. BIG, NICE STOCK TO SELECT FROM Something Interesting to Show You. Come in. Phone Sidney 719 C. C. Connor, Pres. 1, W. Connor, V. P. BY DISTRICTS [remot Distr YOU OF THE VARIOUS LINES OF BUSINESS IN FIRMS—THEY DEPEND ON YOU FOR SUPPORT. _ West Seattle District YOUNGS CEREALS youres sTromr svUzB AED BAXKIEG CO. Makes the old fashioned wi Wheat flour and bread, wheat fytham, cracked wheat and corn m your grocer cannot supply y: COAL AND woop McMULLEN & CO. Phone as for your Coal and Woes, —PEONEs— Office, H. 28, Ind. Bed 58. After 6 p. m., Green 472, White 408, —_—_—_—————_—_—_____ CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Ine. NORTH too. 4 wire MOST COMPLETE DAIRY THE CITY bination etitin east eAM i——-| MILK | —- Eee | To any lady who will call at our store we will present a copy of He bure’s Home Reecipes. FREMONT DRUC CO. redeosicntet dct idl Edgewater Hardware Store Sidney, Worth 1282, Green « pa! SGATE wane it wit surely 5 a to see these =. A. BOUCE, Prop. EP PEOPLE'S MARKET —~ REAL ESTATE =. RB. CARE & CO. PROSE US Morth seo Mes. Phene B. s0ey es Shoe and Harness Repairing MARNESS AND HOR sROP 3810 Fremont Av. & STRANGE, Prop. Shoes and Harness Repaired in Firet Class Manner, TAXIDERMIST PRONE J. W. GELTZ ‘White 902. For Prices and all Information. ¥ am 401 Bubourne ave. WATCH REPAIRING: pT darn din aauscnnien Watchmaker and Jeweler Across From Fremont Drag Ce. Fitted and Priced Right. 3404 Fremont ave. — Georgetown Dis’t ___ GROCERY nin UNION GROCERY STORE ELOFSON & GREEN 6108 8th Ave. 8. Georgetown, WE O} Courteous Treatment Fresh Groceries, Prompt Delivery Full Measures and Weights, ——._ MILLINERY MRS. A. FE. SMITH @ CO. Phone Sidney 1711, Georg: REMODELING OUR SPECIALTY PRICE $1.00 _——_..___., PHOTOGRAPHERS ALLEN & PERKINS WE DO FINISHING FOR AMATEURS and Fal s he RORGETOWN. W ” Phone, Sidney, 350, PLUMBING BRIDGES BROS. We 0 Your Work Right Prices Reasonable, Best Materials Used. Phone Sidney 698, 5715 Duwamish Av. eS a SR ABER SHINEE TON, SRANSPER co, C., 306 Jackson Bt. for Quick, Prompt Service Ind, 4469; Sidney 248. ‘Te and From Boats and Trains,