The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1912, Page 5

cured T mean 1-RsK and vu are disgusted Jare you to give ve my claims. By you will | emsoy | than you had| srid holds tor you will weet Bank, DENTAL WAR, ID THING FOR THE} PEOPLE Dentistry at Your Own Price) Dental Wai this atate atart-| ea in 1903, w ¢ Dental Board A “WOMEN FIRST!"—How the crew, in the moment of disaster, carries out the manly laws of the sea. Filling the lifeboats with wom- en passengers. They irive Brown from with cheap deo- | the high-priced | p ste for lows than | @ OOO COCCOOO OO O® Of my rear would tell me how to ten. It te a way of fx Tine ae on * Cynthia's Recipe that Iam very fond of. 1 ° Column @ hope some of my readers can tell | me. CYNTHIA GREY SOSH SSCOCHOHOOCOOS Wilt you please give me a recipe! .. | for dandelion wine? COUNTRY . fdvin Brown, D. DS, oe Seattle's Leading Dentist | | If anyone knows any new way 713 First Avenue | to cook asparagus I would like very Union Block. much to have it. | am tired of it canned and boiled and with cream | Ose Door South of the Pestal Tete- graph Batiding. sauce, ON THE LOOKOUT. Open evenings watil § and Sundays} | Gail 4 for people whe work. ve a dollar, 1 make dotier Dental Combine will lose hen I de your Dei Here, “Young One omelet a reader = #¢ in for you |Chop botled potatoes fine, brown them in one ta oontul of hot | |lutter, sprinkle with salt, pepper and chopped parsley, keep warm while you make a creamy omelet; lwhen the omelet is partly set spread | | potatoes over it, roll and serve. fF | great MRS. “OLD ONE. is a potato It would be a big help if | could get a celery vinegar recipe MRS. K. A Another Violet ends this |panoche recipe to “Viol It ts the best out of several that whe hi Two cupfuls of brown sugar, ot half cup of milk, one-half table. spoon butter. Cook and stir until it creams, add one-half teaspoon } vanilla, beat until it begins to grain, | stir in walnuts or hickorynuts, chop. lped. Put on greased platters and jwhen it begins to harden cut in squares. The only thing is to be reful not to eat too much I would be very gratetul if some eet ehhh * * ® PANNIER ORESS OF BLACK #& * AND WHITE * * * eRe ehhh WHY AND HOW CUT RATES EASY PAYMENTS Why fifteen other dental concerns have falled to | Seattle within the last two years, and have Y | and the ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS Bf grandest success? is it that siness, - opened the most elaborate and modern equip- the Pacific Coast at Second and Pike Streets, } j Hank Building, and we challenge the world for No matter what price you pay for your dental will equal, if surpass it ‘a give you a $10 Gold or Porcelain Crown for $3.60. } doing $10 and $12 Bridgework for $3.50 and $5.00. the rates on Artificial Teeth so low that people we are making a $10 and $16 set of teeth for ped Dental Offic ia the People’s quality of work y Silver Filling in the mouth for 50c Filis are from up. All work is protected by a antee, t w be acknowledged that Kate Easy Payment Dentists. THE ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS j People’s Bank Building, Corner Second and Pike, Opposite the Bon ] Marche and MacDougal! & Southwick. ‘ Take Elevator or Walk Up we are Seattle's real Cut Moving, Storage | Packing, Shippms HoustHOLD sipped fonnd Reduce £ d | Goods = Fron the East at pessee & ERRELL Elliot 2679 Rate REMOVAL SALE We will soon vacite our y ed WALL PAPER vuldings, Wood: are offering our im- Pletures, Viectare Outtita, ra oe White viank papers Summer gowrs will be of pannier | effect Many June brides are having in leorporated in their troussenu@ pan \nier dresses which, in all probabil lity, will be the rage at summer | resorts, | e above nier of black and white check and band of black taffeta. » 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT ; Varniahed tile papers per single roll | Linorusts waite loth af p burlap, sized, .20¢ por | Gra per single roll | Colored GLOBE WALL PAPER CO. oT SHCOND AV. Illustration is a pan ilk THE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL The lifeboats on deck of a transatiantic liner, shows the boats covered with tarpaulin to protect weather. Lower picture shows a lifeboat drill, Upper picture them from the In the wireless room at night aboard a transatlantic liner. xa ~- “ teehee * * FROM THE BRIDE TO THE GROOM ®lopen room of the house for *& gatherings on a chilly evening % | Those who wanted, could cook their # meals in my kitehen, | have room & for a ten tents CAMP. A i ee ik your My Dear Miss ( Is It proper! one, and have a litte for the bride to give the groom vegetables present on their wedding day? r dec ng dishes what would be nic a basement HAPPY som beds and well some. plaw is a fin arden plot to ad parsley If you have you might supply your He gen. reasonable more. @tart must of own tabl he | erous bu charge consult the in-| price. People appreciate it wedding | think you have done wonderfully you! with your life, and no do you apec in making som thing of yourself. A.—Of @ man or should be allowed to all the woman days in the lif when by is the vy,” do just sent, and r I think ft a a for the bride to give present on the “day of # ® & & tk Rw th hhh tk & A wnique wateh charm * pleture of yourself,|* FOR THE SILVER WEODING * thing * + cht ht Dear Mi What would be pre will wil groom all days containing a tiny would be just the Te RRPC OSES SESS S 2 * *® | nice for a large supper at # A YOUNG MARRIED ®\n silver wedd anniversary? * WOMAN'S LETTERS * | ‘They are going to have chicken for * at, What kind of salad, veg- wet tk ehh it tee einhles and dessert will go well 19 with it? How should the table be decora How should the girls jrens that wait on the table? What would be a nice present for one who has not much money? ANCHIS. to serve Miss Grey: I ied. How long 1 was ran and he ‘0 join Was it abont A wil » and met wanted me and my b his bunch on an exeurs right for me to write to hin it? Which is the er, aw nch plume? A YOUN a combl toes, sherbet or iy with table in Lettuce, nati ad or and Roman punch would go 0 the chicken. Decorate th flowers of pale and delicate shades carnations, bride Stream- paper tomato or low or F peas asparagus WIPE A.—The length o dresses depends entirely on should between your shoe and ankie Th in your well te evil to have permission to and Mrs. A French plume is the p iceable; later you could have lowed, if you our height, | ay tops |—sweet peas o roses and asparagus fern really wrong n him, but it is era of white ribbon or crepe ‘ould be use If girls who of| wait on the table friends, let better | them dr in w The bride or his| should wear her wedding dress, if Mr he has f ne party dress will be One can get many pretty ul, inexpensive silver articles at a jewelry store wished A spoon, candieholder, or a cold | meat fork would make a nice gift. the the appear nd it would have your husband write the be 8 letter any appropriate use eR hhh ind RE * FOR THE SUMMER kt * * ’ *\* MINO AND TOOTH PASTE * SRK ERE * Dear Miss Grey: Thave a lot 50m! 44 KOR ROR OR 100, situated beautifully as to sean dates) Chass Where 44.6 ery, with a few shade grees. | would| thoudtite atind Wish like to open it to people who cam dnder the: influence of not go out of town for ions, Wil yoC Wieaks give wa 8: but would lke a place w they HAGER ean get plenty of aff. How should I go about it—I furnish the tents or] A.—The mortal mind is tempor they? How much should I fugnish|arllg deadened under the {nfluence them, and what rice per month|a@ ether. Nothing affects the soul should | charge? | would have am) The following is a good tooth electric light in each tent. ‘Phere! paste: Charcoal and sugar, equal is a faucet in the yard that bn a Mix and flavor with clove furnish cold water. I would throw oil, Dear person's they are vac * ether good tooth paste? *|the nalls will eventually stop them “LOWER AWAY!"—When di on deck are first filled and then lowered by. the davits to the sea below. The picture shows the op eration. profile. CYNTHIA in 1878 There are 43,560 square feet to erm Hebrew applies to the | 48 acre race, Jew, a religion. The Grand waterfall in Labrador is the uighest in the world, It is 2,000 feet high. Myer of Lengerke Taft's secretary i ore Von President | navy is the | Mrs. Lesiie Carter Lexington, Ky., in 1 Mrs. Wm born in 2. Her real Payne. was | ‘There is not 2. where a bedoug jenough io g ac on record as not lived long thing to eat | Colorado has had equal suffrage jsince 189%, Women have full right It is consid 4 unlucky in Scot ss to hold office. jland to be married in a month that }is spelt with an “a as May lor August such When dining in a restaurant the lady but not her hat Viola fin 186% | Peter Dur Allen wa He Alabama ie Mrs.) on, | moon | miles miles. miles. born In real name . maximum from the Least Mean distance rth is distance In going upstairs the gentleman Matane istance ald fp ede the lady In de- ending the lady precedes. The correct name for oyster plant is salsify, There is very little of it in this part of the country. It has |a long, tapering root. When cooked jcorrectly it tastes like oysters. j The state |red clov | Utab flower of Vermont Nebraska, golden rod; “e ly, and lowa the wild Olive of] massaged in the base of} PUTLPOSSEIESNSY OF * DESERTED breaking _ * To bleach the hair with peroxide,|* * first wash to remove all grease, (hen | # #4 4 4 # RR RR apply the peroxide rapidly. This is} I have been go- Dear Miss Grey | very injurions to the hair nd we loved each other dearly at rst, and now he doesn’t love me any more, but I still love him What shall I do? The one p recommen cent nitrate of silver, through this col-/ umm to remove warts, is one part of the nitrate of silver to one hundred OK PARTIC , ~ parts of the solvent. {t should be| BROKEN-HEARTED VIOLET. prepared by a druggist | A—Why, oh, why didn’t you sign “Crashed Violet?’ I never heard esident Faft’s|of a broken-hearted one. Really, | Violet, there is nothing for you tc do, pt to ignore him. Tha sounds blank I know, but “love goes | where it is sent.” is a trne old- fashioned saying. If youare at fault The profile of Miss Anna Wilson | acknowledge it. If not, steer clear Williams, used on the Bland dollar,/of him. Avoid him every possible was chosen because of her Grecian chance and set him thinking. | SOME WALKER IS MRS. BEACH! HOW fas James Wits secret n is F ary of agrioulty The fortieth wedding anniversary is the ruby. SHE LOOKS ON HER 1,000 MILE TRAMP) town on her route. with a fellow for about a year,| iter comes at sea, the lifeboats | removes her coat and gloves} *) | nw & i Humphreys’ Seventy - Seven Breaks Up Grip and COLDS Free Book Seventy-seven series of | Humphreys, there | Specifics is only one of by Dr. hirty-twe in for Children, Diarrhea Specifics made are others, for Fevers, | fammations and Conge diseasen of for Bowel |and Dysentery Headaches, for Dyspepaia, Indig and Weak |Stomach, for diseases pecullar to | Fomales, for Skin for theumatism for ions, Infants and Complaints for tion Diseases, and Lumbago, ver and Ague and Malaria, for | Pies or Hemorrhoids, for discasen lof the Bidder and Kidneys, ke, &e A. comprehensive will be sent free to th “Seventy-seven.” medical book users of Meat Ann ine Co, Streets, New York Dentists Say That It Can’t Be Done .. That we cannot do dental work for from 26 to 60 per cent lene charge. But please that other dentists our business, al work doing a large ness for our | pally | plece of work i in office, and for | we are able to give you @ guarantee that ts absolute- ly bona fide Neguler $10 Plates Heavier ie Crowns overseen ¢ coin was first minted} | || Regal Dental Offices 1 DR L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1406 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union SOTE—Bring this ad with you. AN ATIONAL'S SPBANK $e Nee Responsible Banking 4E first principle of the First National Bank i# absolute security for the funds of its depositors. All other essentials are second- ary. The officers of this bank confine its operations to clean, legitimate methods and solicit the accounts of merchants, firma, corporations and individuals strictly upon this basis. It promises every accommoda- tion consistent with such prin ciples, FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pioneer Square, First and James Kodakers Remember, “In at One, at Five They're Done.” No walts or de lays. JACOBS PHOTO SHOP Pil. Bidg. of Work 2\%e tor Rough pounds for 50 every additional pound dry 400 per doze 624 Ninth Ave, N. Plumes Cleaned ired. any dyed, shade. Wile cleaned and Model Millinery 527 People’s Bank Bldg. Quality, Quantity, Prices Right News picture shows Mrs. David Beach, who is walking 1,000 miles | y §y, from New York to Chicago on a diet of raw food, passing through | Freiant train Have pleased thousands, please you, too, Fifth Hand and mould-made cones, wiht year, Hama’s Cake, Cone & Candy Co. Successors to Paris Cake Co. Sanitary Public Market © Main 27320” SEA day and P. roket. Offices: Seattle, 6th ay. jax a Limited trata Dm. 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, oy68 12:00 noon 1B B00, m. dally, ' Batre and Sunday at 9:08 00 ine—=8 21 11:00 ‘a 0, 9201 10:16 p, jatuirday ates DagKage tratr leaves freight shed at Sixth ray ™. T TRACTION O& Olive