The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1913, Page 5

Do uts 7° Doudhowt ‘HS, HORTON SFIRST FOOD TAL : BS eS EES SWEETS “MOT LUKURY BUT Full: je Te Me Dovel § fouthwiek Gs nuts that will remain moist fresh f veral days. Raditor’s Not@®-This vital serteg of chown articles for the practical housewlfe jbewiok with a subject too often naned as ong of the frillg Mrs "A Norton here allows what @ Ble part Sugar plays in feeding th body, ‘ By Alice P. Nartos Cc Potato Doughnuts) Mead of the Department of Home Econdmics of the University wy = Nevada Briggs, of Baking! of Chicago fa ventestion wih JAMES REERYS CO., New York Store on fram ram 9 a.m. to 6 p. m. daily SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE IKE STREET KC will be found to have distinct og , Sn na ec! . er@ny other Baking Powder — icnpsteencediitl — ——_—— - oo — Seeghnuts. Ke is a dou! actt jer with which a large batch may be mixed and fried a few at ‘The last will be as light and nice) Sugar, like starch, is a fuel food Indeed, starch is changed to sugar | when we eat it, Try holding a litte Hoooked starch a few moments ia the mouth, or chew a plece of cracker and notice the aweet taate One common way of wing sugar] jis in cake. This is not a good way! } for children, who had better have} sugar on their bread, or use good ndy for dessert Hut for older peop Juse in giving variety, It has high % |food value, for It contains not only ice and protein, sugar and starch, but also fat another Le food that give ven more heat and power to work ned «= We often oat cake simply as ar et to the meal, after we have] ty eaten enough. Perhaps that reason why it is not always ested, Another reason for the} idigestibility of cake aad pastry ay be that both sugar and fat are Gi three times, the flour, Powder. Beat eggs with rotary ° brown the dow e i a he doughnut ia dropped into the fag tOO concentrated, and that fat 3 ginks to the bottom. As » t slets digestible when heatel to a h » it ghouk! be turned and turned a beg high temperature n dimes while cooking. This recipe is ex, Each housekeeper st 7 relient as they do not take the fat 4 OWN fesources a ‘wil stay moist for days. jaiving much time to the jcakes and pastries, Wor ¢ form « }sogar in a simp’ arve Leuses, x pens ne ion pair MRS, ALICR F. NORTON “| Water stituted for m to good adyant A good § liquid is lessened: a cup of fat, for example, takes a half a cup al rule for cake is] of liquid; If more eggs are u nh easy Way ved by moltin MYERS OPTICAL CO that the fat One cnp of Iiguld to 3 cupa baking powder Is ne Bank Bidg., 20 and Pike| 4, ait th ,(of flour, % oup of batter, 2 cups ———____—_ _— | ~ { sugar, 3 exes, 4 teaspoons of ry is for grownups, not for mixed. But ew p : 25 per cent Discount for| "ak aauns tp baking powder, a little salt (1 tea | child Even for the grownups 2 Pe Mr cans | #POOn If an unsalted fat {s used.) [simple puddings, gelatine dishew « 30 Days on All Plume af Tey some! if a richer cake 4d or wu ed, should wanted, |frult, coo 8 used, ' stable fats now on the] market, or beef drippings tried or t home, or chicken fat. Only be! sure it fs fresh and ed. Bol to add salt, and us fat than you would of b the cake is cuish the dif Work more commonly w so that more TO ARREST A MAN SOMETIMES | most emphatically adyise you soem eT. THWARTS JUSTICE to omit both the kissing and auto- » ag pobil I know wh ey to go into as. Itly, im ould a7, to go lato dasiness. it/y time should be better em reat epee et would not| ployed than in the company of ° ° ° t nAeR. p TOWInE.'’ men who cannot enjo: r disclose to the court] “3 bills came ¢ & moment n which she has placed|°f frenzy, I abscond 4 with barely SOUNDS GOOD, uae 4 baby. Mrs. MaKe: nough to take me to another ctty. gUT 18 IT TRUE? F, | U $ ae Soe le PN ee teed 1 am married withons BY wile’ fore The ormerly Up to $37.50 tence in the city workhouse knowing this, and have lived square Dear Min ey: If lam not s. Dorsey Was ar Dec. | for gome time and it 4 so nice,| late for “A Bachelor Who e > > Riek web ting the|#® hopeful and falthinepiring um | Thinks” | would like to say em ° a t ne option of| Ul I remember what a coward I was. that when God placed Adam on 1 1 ore ul $ re any way to pay for a| « h She was given ealing its whereabouts or going} Is t rth be discovered that he to prison. mistake of this kind spiritually, needed a mate, He then cre Bish Bo 6 a than to auffer the penalties open to! ated Eve and placed her boslde Formerly Up to 37.50 men to impose? I waot to do right! Adam and He ga “them” Mt worry and. fear do not ¢a-| dominion, not, “him. o courage cool judgment No, “Big” the antlers were 40 orfol $ utawa san t ers , y The Lunmoverg Truss ts Bast Free Trial to Prove It A. LUNDBERG CO. 1107 3rd Ave. Shall I keep mum with my wife, not given to the animal male end try to evade detection, and save species to place him at the to repay what lowe; or tell all and| “lead,” but to help him do take the consequences? Will you! his part in the making of the Formerly Up to $50 advise me? home, Ab! His Is a beautiful ; fan's law is not God's and raise \for that reason I what | think YOUTHFUL CORRESPONDENCE ove ty an renc 0 e S | 1 would do if I we 4 man in your 18 GOOD IF RIGHT. position. If my wife were strong enough not to be too deeply hurt,| Dear Miss Grey: 1 got acquain- Formerly Up to $50 and could help to straighten the|ted with a young man, who spent matter, I would tell her; but I would |bis summer vacations at our home. ‘ ss e Ne . not let my creditors know my I have met him several times The navy diagonal worsted, sketched ; The Norfolk Suit, sketched second— | The plain Tailored Suit, sketched Say 25 #7 L-——__t} - iy . Sausage Steak +e S$ nate cases as it has done for years. . rs 8 MALTED M | LK thing fluffy or ruffly. ° Choice Mutton Choice Sirloingy CYNT#IA GREY TO ADDRESS The edict prescribes as the g° | whereabouta, for y might arrest |since and he is very manly. [re ¢ 2 a Ae s a br vray Scotch tweed h in | third, is of medium weight navy chev- ‘the and put me where I could not repay | ceived a letter from him a few days gest above te, raters! eau 22 ad ‘i yi 4 eh 4 7. it > pir 5 4 jot, a most excellent quality, made them, and could not support my |ago written In a very fr y way the finish most excellent, was formerly | M@ter!@l and moder will be as good | th welt seams, lined with Skinner's | wife. But I would write the each | Shall I correspond with this young d style spring i y 0" > : ¢ Pt . apel 4 ‘ af tyle next spring as it is right now, oz ° land every one, acknowle « my|man? marked $65. We quote it as an in- |, wa ’ | satin, Except perhaps for a slight dif- veoel wrong, and my intentions to make | aj formerly $50 (we quote it as one! ference in the length of the coat, the poo é lit right, and I would make it right,| A—There Is no earthly reason stance of the novelty Suits in the sale. | of the Suits in group three above), | model will be desirable for spring. ] oo nd | WORN eee ene eetears 90, (ERE TAY. DOTS Soe ee eee arora are It may be bought tomorrow at $18.0, | $18.50. | Was $35. It’s in the sale at $18.50. 1 g ’ . ne ms me, and I would |respond as long as their letters are \uet- we nd save ontil I had paid the such as the whole world could see, t . * . gee } tast t. I would sent a little, if|and it does not take too much time A brown diagonal worsted Suit with narrow velvet A novelty gray-green diagonal, man-tailored, and plain ’ only a dollar as often possible. |and attention from their duties revers, closing ! a four-button cutaway, with a plain | except for its rounded corners and half-belted back—the NOTICE! READ THIS SLOWLY, | ma mo rr. try to r eee 70 oe skirt, formerly $80, is now $18.50. | skirt trimmed with buttons, formerly $50, is now $18.50. careful examination ir eyes will be made and glasses | member that God does not con ’ > j t tted and adjusted by a practical, educated optometriat emn, and that if I did my best R YNTHIA rag rer a ries ; . ] NE ae re bree iy 5 rarciem, Soetelee Ole ec lived uowye alpaca gece. [oc ,. And so on—a sale was never so full of remarkable things! j cop maar bol fhe alk tacoad pieet |CYNTHIA GREY'S REMEDY [been under the improtslon that you The range of colors and materials is practically unlimited. Every size from A SAFE AND SURE ONE would answer all wtions sent to : , 4 - : " “ " * s pal OUR GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY PAIR ville le ie own’, You. T have written you questions misses’ 16 to women’s 44 is here. The assortments of models, of colors, and of . 1 ' ‘pee : 7. but have fail » the er ‘ e git id age - . » ; ; Bring This Ad. Open Evenings Bring Thie Ad. #] wait any longer, dear Mine | te te ok Jou my ina fabrics are practically the same as we would choose at the beginning of a season! e : ik tk question again to see if there really i eee of Ss. Opti cal Co. ; mud 10 che really) sewers questions The semi-tailored Suits are in as practical weights | So it is a most extraordinary opportunity. 917 FIRST AVENUE. plany sent to her and models as the tailored ones—Norfolk and cut- It will be recognized as such by every person anewer _ \t lier tienes stg naps lapsed away Suits will be fashionable for next spring's wear. ere hi 1 d : 1 ve -RS | ig L aeee Pi eal koi Tat there oo an And the novelty models, some of them from Paris, | WHO ‘CORDES: 10: hae Mavens wire re a tee ve ‘Dry FIR | taking or 1 person as Cynthia Grey, and » so far in advance of the regular styles when we | coming as soon as you can tomorrow. Two my f hoan ia such a person, the que were ) } g J a o APPLICATION OF A SIMPLE | ine ER ac eenes Sek: Te bgt ~! ae all wade " secured them, at the beginning of the season, aoe we | Second av. windows will give you an idga of | of cold as before | ant € shall order the same bloused coats, cutaways, Russian | ;‘ é els wel after iEDY DARKENS FADED, GRAY HAIR} Bey Broce he Ain't ’ ia as follows: In hall orde nine aR ere é +, | the desirability of these Suits we're selling at P « els T We n “ < al s ary: sctibeapieiieniviti $e ip the 1 : Again ng ceremony, ia it jackets, in practically the same materials in our spring 20 ; t You don’t have to have cray halr quickly removes dandruff, leave: I thank ft « 1 de room lines. ' JU. Second Flo! oe o he alr quickly removes nd aves ¢ ‘ in Rs 4 Of be fated hair it you ac pa a and healthy, and MISS HEALTHY. 8 s ring rm aria “cn tha ta answer in a subse z ORS Cake etere Ma em ad ashanti cave fe) Why look old oF unstt it growth of the halt.) RUE RESPECT DOES quent issue, f an : : oe is =. halr Is gray or faded, you can » used at ime| NOT ASK TOO MUCH ; A BRIDE TO BR. The MacDougall & Southwick Co, Second Av. and 1 Pike S St. The MacDougall & ‘Southwick Co. year, Re I j quick ly and effect- ear bh G v i‘ wet question e ¢ . vensd & fyely by " and tle fro ur 1 t : ony equal | : ete | < A 8 5 008. hur Hair ¥ ; ; fee A i ‘ ds the one you 4 ee Mee@ ANIM | 11 AMT @Ml MN ¢ f QT girl of 18, whether an adapta ut tonight, and in the - will t ‘ : and ! hethy t J Ni] Jy ry U U or own child is of age except for tons ‘ t t ! b of dress] f l SALEM, Or, Jan, 16.—If a NU Wud color . fter 0 1 ef t | bill introduced in the house by hed " ) ! t CHICAGO, Jan, 16.—In the Rep, Stanfield be es a law, |! att “ I « 0 to } during the ft women in Oregon may do as NEW YORK, Jan. 16 ) ( { they please about serving on RE — 1 r juric It wil be rely op tention suffragettes e r Accor the! tional with them proper stury the arm a . ‘ae he} that will mar from New \4 \4 » and = fi ‘ \ Elien, ( and York to Was ton to carry \j Finish Preservative ( sour, Ff be F a-| D and = Ver re the banner of emancipated wo: . epee : i 4 ae! v vr ee Sine wale | REAR polg Pig PMA wr) pe for Fine Furniture. d 3 | 1 cession includes—“hikers.” . roing as of “ole sriiisaneniinicensia — | No one at “General” Rosalie stration in Bon remedies ¢ nd sea o mi | Jones’ offices has the .unblush he Basement Daily remedies con “es : >, , | ing temerity to ain to the This Week but Booth’s .The Idle Eliminated hip,” he Sick Yours ‘¢ | mere masculine nbers of is¢ SO¢ 85¢ VOMET} } 1 - 4 | g been granted ree, the ne paper f nity just o V0Ee Sve HVOMEI breathed as di- FRYE. & CO.’ S MARKETS SRN OMIA pie lihard) alison | Get the Original and fa what thie mysteriaus Garment y ape! \ *rectedcontinues to quickly Tomorrow (Friday) the following big specials will be offered at shin ‘wife and publish the is, but be it known that it, or Also on Sale in All rrp d : stu rkets, formation that if anyone wanted rather they—the “hikers’—is Departt ent Stores, relieve an p per I ; ‘y wniaks Riaie Choice Pork marry the divorce@ he would not erseer—arg@ made of wool Brug tores and cure the most chronic and obstt : object and wil! be substituted for any. a High-Class Groceries Keep an outfit with you af alf Chops Steak ...caane LONGFELLOW’S MOTHERS’ best costume, Norfolk jacket, times. It is nature’s own remedy as oH Fresh Ranch bear acai ,PONGRESS The Food-drink for All Ages, sweater, short uit and—er— aS * edaro a Van ' Se Sn eagy a . Cynthia Groy will give avshort ‘hikers.” from the Eucalyptus forests of 1 pre lie to the. Mothers’ Congress at | £o¢lofants, Invalids,and Growing children, The latter, it @plains, BNE ae Australia. Just breathe it, ao MAT EE the Longfellow school, Hast Tho Pure Nutrition, up building the wholebody.| “should be roomy.” stomach dosing. ng iy he x8, between 20th and 2lat ava. N., | Invigoratesthe nursingmother andthe aged. asabade aay tira, Thursday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. | Rich m 1 grain, in powder fonm,| The present senators from the|Mthe Lining and Cloth House, ae @ canta Abel ae Her subject will be “Good House . tate of Washington are: Miles|M™ Button makers, oloth spongers, gists. Mail orders filled, charges pre , aaping Cynth og Wd alt is ‘A quick lunch prepared in a minute. | Poindexter vor Wesley . sone: accordeon and knife pleaters. by Be - Compan: GOVERN M F 1 1. & purple never known to adhere strictly to , The representatives are: William paid, by Booth’s Hyomel Company, DW etanities purity pus ¢ 14:20 ym. Blthe gubject in h Take no substitute, Ask for HORLICK’S, | 15 Humphery, Wm. La Follette and Me he pe e Bidg Buifalo, N.Y. stamp. but she prom. \! es to begin and end with it | ° Not in Any Milk Trust Stanton Warburton