The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1915, Page 7

= STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1915. PAGE 7. nnn WAPAGE .. OF THINGS -. FOR WOMEN || Rann OPP DIARRA PPADS RPDS PPP PPP APPEL | um! Yum! aera Shortcake! The Star Will Give Cash for ou! an "yyy a) RY NMG] fe « AIMANM OnMremiAn leit pn di, \ VUIMIAIN OU WE ll { ) I The Star wants to give | e USE| 1T) MAMIEY its readers a recipe for 2 \ } { “the most delicious straw Vial VNWKIG « ‘ A BILL ENABLING women to (a KIND nr n KIND OF BRE Al berry shortcake in the world.” Caroline Coe, The tT sg, nted as magistrates in ‘pean children’s courts has been passed Star's cooking expert, says — both houses of the Western ij CXP y . Australian legislature the one printed below is Paar tone ) the best, but we want to | SEVEN SPEAKERS on the pro-* Dear Miss Grey In our com-}p t on is a mere|gram of the San Francisco con- nce, May 28-31, on child labor re womer | er ae juable, it} THE TENNESSEE legislature ou to have has just passed a bill allowing fendants to testify for give our readers a chance | munity there are several camps of | not! | to tell about their pet |!ndians, who have come here to or pick strawberries, We have no | «he recipes for the toothsome | health officer on Bainbridge island, | dessert and so we have | but we fee! that these Indian pick: | would be ers are a menace to the whole! rn, WAITING FOR THE VERDICT at paths who! Wives of ¢ \. > n a ae ae, started : Strawberry country, as the ber are shipped « business of this sort of r against dant in criminal Keseetans Shortcake Contest. The | to Seattle and East. A good many as cleaning and restoring re-| C4#®® ma 5 ; of these pickers are sick and some ety inagintin ankoaann eee About 4 o'clock this mornit woman's page editor will very filthy, cleaning eandy berries ‘ : eee anaxrert| “GARDEN GAMBOL” is the by spitting on their hands and wip name of « new kind of charitable ing the berries, and we understand function invented by New York received this week. Send |they do not leave the berry fields society matrons in anewer to natures call Q Would you kindly print the pay $1 for the best recipe to the te thet Bi one e J 3 Dick was cal 2 end Harry told § phe was Ina very ous condition. a jon: | t Dick did not a a te it in with your name and le there not some way to prevent | instructions for waxing roses, oe t) ATTENDING prize fights t* one c address signed to it, to the | this spread of disease? Our physi e to ° rs. Vernon ( ecent " me, as he tho vould f “WwW, en Page Editor” [clan on the leland was quoted as| have tried twice without success a me, but I » his n Wisi fhage sn lark Gen sala ator, saying the Indians were nearly all! DO bE ee 7 was something about Eliene and The Star. |tubercular. 1 know they cough and} | A are oe Bde parler ego, ° as hihis tat kaw — Gpit a. great desi. There must be) the out ands of the stems with thie I | BY CAROLINE COE 75 or 100 pickers here now WAX en lay the flowers carefu ‘ When Harry telephoned they I hia ae : .. gl Can this be brought before the| ly in cotton batting, first completely ‘ had just called io another of the ash and stem three pints Of) geattie health officer In such a way | covering the stems with tinfoll, Of 5 Oe aid | bc’ a ehaaebtitien strawberries and put in a bowl.) that the menace to the health of | course, you will send buds, not full : ad were wait for him mash slightly and add two heaping ee aeny may ig measure | blown roses Hows er, 1 . nk it ts out te ‘aseris cia uaa ob wakes kad ieee wat de l* ast) be stopped ‘or policy to send roses East, At 4 7 iiene to ablag to die. and eave it wees i s : Peo Rise, oe | ai ect thle tor) most cities and not very ex-| : ir trea Wk We Febeiast aoea Jake biscuit dough of 1 cup of|the people of Bainbridge island, | pensive him for his sins againet Yer a flour, a ing tablespoonful of |M@ving been requested to do to by — : : gain and y : many of our citizens? | do not the mother of his boys butter, % ful of salt and 2] ghin Q.—! saw a young man in a store : ‘Call him up, Dick, immediately, | acctce ¢ hile on vow. | eink the owners of the berry fields | ang took a liking to him. But! am|| Provides a more ex- ne Hig t eaping tea ils of baking POW-| realize the harm that is done in| ,, and tell him not to nold any s ‘ ' 1 fine | th 2 jmot acquainted with him, tho he onde pyami j thought about his wife. Of course, | der; chop all together until like fine) this way. epeake when we meet. Now how|| tended examination : crumbs, and then add % cup of milk| A SUBSCRIBER AND READER , he will go thru with it, and he} » - nage : Niner |can | get better acquainted with | than can be found > must not for a minute think any and beat he mixture Aree int BS Lrg A all ns, t 3B. Mtl itn? slike hint werreumtc Adeu nan ca e fo in thing else minutes; turn out on slightly flour-| shoWd be Kitenp|0an | show him that! do? =. || the public records. > Rick cntled up Haver, end 1 weat| Jed board. : ne Gaile” aun oe Tie nea? | A.—You seem to be making prog wees R to the phone, The famous surgeon Uncle Sam's official bread maker, Left, Miss Hannah Wessling read |, Press not soll). ane On LRN! th offiser woul rers fast ¢ ‘ 4 F i , " 5 y to take a loaf of bread from | ¢ni> : 5 with bis health offi would have ne ‘a ugh now, And, after e \- ' had just been thero and sald that |the oven, Accurate temperature le of prime importance, she deciarcs. Note the slender giass thermom- | {iC and cut into shape wiih bis tion. Report. the case to} all, ft Isn't really your part to en- _ Title INSURANCE Pe ; everything was ail right, and as eter on the oven. Right, Mies Wessling weighing out the flour. Here aggin accuracy Ie necessary to |CUt Cutter lay ob Binanel tall fe 1) ii pork of Hremerton, He] Courage the young man. To do 80 vides a more expert k yet there was no occasion fr an|insure success, she declares. and yas in the o : n just in ing the) !* the health officer of your count cheapens d scares a man who inati th i ‘il operation. bake 12 before servin, - is wort 30 Ww it examination an s Margie, I will not live If any BY FREDERICK M. KERBY | housek should also}best way to obtein that shortcake Annals ig aeee MeN Iie cote G ‘Bo walt a et It \ f thing happens to Eliene.” he said WASHINGTON, D. C., June 15 know the difte between hard ture fs in a x he Send to the table at once after! is a town or city of Ironwood in|age to make your acqusiatance ts generally obtained be- 7 “I suppose most mea feel the sar Bread making is the easiest thing | wheat flour a r.| kept exactly oral they are taken from the oven; 40 wichigan 4 wik tena’ ‘a ‘ me wal Bogie tg oe habit hie F a way at such a time as this, but tn th world! No young bride need Hard wheat flour is be This ca pests simply | hot pile one on the other PIGEN, SNe WNere loneten : of begrergee ine) ; And, cause its attorneys: are n most men have not the realization | b¢ Sfraid to try, if she will sim making. Soft wheat small oll ‘lamp exactly a n Break open the biscuit; butter A - oe 2 ay, GO BO a D » a, . 4 ' ey hava nade years of (exercise @ little care and common |flour, which is best for pastry, is be Re ce tak oe cover dottom plece| Ar 2ronwo0d, Mich., is in Go; that taking a liking toa man|| Confined to one branch ‘ 1 a# T that they have mad a | | p run, wi little ex-jéach f p county, on the sconsin Cer t fication if "I their wives’ lives unhappy | cult making and cake id little trouble, and with| with mashed strawberries, put On) ang the Chicago & Northwest iccehen tues © for an tati of the law. 5 ‘ ‘But you have made up for it,} p are the words of cheer| ‘“ results. A dairy th top layer and add more berries and 4a. ab 8 out r sis hat k nd of thing a ‘ . For the last year and a| for the housewife from M! The real secret of good sine t t a | PATFORAS, adc 7] h o' strictly within the pages of Tt 4 “ocd Phd Srieas ban Ps lid F nah Weasline Uncle Sam's of | bread making,” she continued, ips righ regs alpina: cream) Lake Superior and 33 miles south vels | Title Insurance pro- 4 . k E nas been p ing, Uncle § ie teusparatens ; » the sponge ha sweete recep a ° . fectly happy ih expert bread make . x le the housewife to } and beat th i | vides a more econom- ; ‘ “rhank you, Margie, you can't A recipe for bread making Yeast is a microorga erature at 86 all the 12 minutes pea eee te | .2 Ate the Yankees real Ameri-|| reese ‘ 4 tell how glad I'am to hear you say {She said in answer to my first ques-| which grows best at a certain t For bread making | Mash berries and Keep them cool] i¢ “<a; Frade gi pyri gy tlcane? If not, to what race of peo.|| ical examination be- ’ that, but all the same I shel! never | tion Any standard recipe. I|perature. For bread making, yeu ht to be from 400 to 4 | until Ppa eet crete dene een en | ote Gb thay beleng? A BOY. 5 rae ch : forgive myself if anything hap-|¥ould much rather emphasize| works best at a temperature of enhelt 1: Gores tha onion bat, and FOuwilll as ce) Teese from he renders: A—‘Yankeo” is said to havel) CAUS© its search, once x . some other things about bread|from 75 to 90 degrees Fahrenhelt A chemical thermomet tr ; 1 of The Star? | almost think you! been used originally by Johnatha I ghly cc 3 { 8 “ - meter, #tuck |} tind the shortcake will “melt 10!) make them for it d ; - sonnaan thoroughly accom- 4 “Have you ever told that to her,| making which I consider more im-| “Quick rising for bread in sum-| thru a large round cork, and insert your mouth.” up, for it does not seem) Hastings, Cambridge, Mass, about | ; F Marrs? portant | mer is best in order that other bac- ed in a hole an inch in diameter in possible sane people could ask some i713. The inventor used the word|t Plished, does not have 7 ak, + ait ack want to worry “There are two principal |teria shall not have a chance to en-|the top of the oven, leaving the + Hie dl setordln tgpiidiaglar sessed on ress excellence, as a “Yan-|| {to be covered again. Ber by making her feel that I w points to keep in mind. e |ter and grow, The best tempera-| thermometer exposed above the! You are certainly very patient with| ke h and the students at alt worried about her condition. first Is accu meacurement | ture for raising sponge in the home|oven for reading, ts an excellent | these people. Harvard picked up the word and Title Insurance pro. ’ Little book, the more | see of life| of ingredients, And by m ts 85 to 86 degrees, And the very | plan | How can | clean oil paintines| sed it as slang. Finally the word ’ e Ins pro- gad its various comedies and trag-| surement, | mean weighing of | without injuring the paint? ‘ to meay «person born or vides the most rapid efles the more I come to the con: ingredients. There is nothing | MAUDIE. | living in New England. During the . . tuaneal €lusion that we don't voice cur| the housewife should consider | § A.—My dear girl, the world is full| civil war {twas applied to the || System of transfer be- thoughts enough. We sre chary cf| more important than a good | | of all sorts of minds. Some of them|Northerners by the Southerners, /| cause a large portion m we love them| pair of sc } have been well trained. Some of|@nd now {t is often applied by iv eas ther we tain of them aim Get a recipe that states the in BY JOHN pod bt hah LAO them haven't had the chance. It is| Brit ubjects to residents of the of the search has gen- We often, however, say the ugly | Rrediente in weights, and get scales| gpg — June 15__-The | the primary purpose of this column, United States erally been made. things we think to them 1nd then|®nd weigh out quantities exactly : Its utmont | tO assist, in any possible way, thos of pi SOO eEin es have hurt them we shriak “THERE SHOULD BE NO | ‘encourage|Who seek information. The q VASSAR COLLEGE has a club Title Insurance is the Deten from expressing our sorrow] RULE OF THUMB. BUT AC. (@ @}wooks old I began giving ox.| necessart-| tions are not rhe ,|house for the maids employed in| only system that log- 04 asking pardon. CURATE MEASUREMENT. | ercises by lifting him by a small |p ii ited attitude of the| from reader fo their f that institution fey at nat Tam sure that {f, in her travail.| ANYTHING LEFT TO | DON'T TAKE BABY OUT stick, to which he clung with his|puieerent and addresses tly. ‘Tae lox e ge Pree ically approves its own CHANCE, INCREASES BY 80 || When the weather is ¢x- | hands pelligerents. : a elong-| A FATHER daughter re. ‘ork—by Insuring it ‘Fiene knew that Harry felt he MUCH THE CHANCE OF chyna " aooes | President Wilson so infor ive, t will come) cently served on th i tha work—by fnsuring it. ‘tould not live without her and that uc coasively OF <a By the time he was a few months} callers today in contradicting to realize that what Is a great big| jury in San Mateo « Ga With Title Insurance q Be sort never torive imac tr HAVING BAD BREAD ‘ ther etiem inl lute pastet ciewink. & rapbir tere tiat Amenion 14 the | Of 2M teas y mateo: a A i le Insurance ~ Poking her unhappy. It would help oom nd {a blowing | | Da! at him and he soon learned to| neutral country which Is not tr you take title with a ‘ to bear her agony and prove an on 8 High wind aadsyes kick {t back at me with his feet./ing to bring about a cessation of * ‘ , A ry EEiEiocs for host live quantities of dust about. 1 |-T9 protect his back, T would fra Short he i} guaranty. Without it > Lam writing this, litte book, er eee ic indoors or | {bolster him up among pillows, | os you take title largely F while expectantly waiting for the ive baby hls ee It wasn't long before I saw that 5 _ telephone message from Harry or oa s protected porch. | lenase simple litle axercisss were| WANT ADS | by FAITH. F pee noe ot Bs ody viper conga baby feat os if ‘ going | | benefiting him and now he is 3} STAR e Pe ww jene re Alon 1 aOy Poms © % ve we | ve. 1d « * stro | 3 OF sours, I an eaaibes at Tal || to take him outdoors, Then | | years old an yr ange ct 1d of BRING RESULTS | q 80 very nervous and excited that 1! open the windows wido and let | | 1 age MRS. E. M. K | y np the fresh alr for j Saat age - “< ain | cannot collect my thevghts to even | im in th re | talk to you with coheren some | It does not seem possi to me} that dear, beautiful Eliene, with ev-| ° ee *1e Fe 2 ree Ss Nxs fr, oad Cie ted o ———-e|]< ; Special All This Week [2 pacientes et. te is such an moplacable 1 ot e « e . - rate 2 uget sound oats ins, she moves on, without re- le sled elt = Gold Filled Spectacles and |3 |<»! » © | Fuget sound oat gard to the broken criss of anfter | hers | fic \ Eye Glasses, Fitted With © El carrots, sack | Timothy : . t I want to warn nursing mothers || ic rn 3 Bical. cauliflower, crate 280 | Wheat “ fag oo peony Fe ¥ ~~ Papp _ to be sure that the food they eatilwo Spherical Lenses— = Be ‘ _ paises i rowned and without heed of the is plain and wholesome. Be care-|} > | a : 2 *, Bing e | 4 Joyous songs of those upon whom} True-to-Nature ful to avold dis with spices or! 7 uns | ° ' x 100 | c¢ Ice Cream Sodas at the Holl: she has smiled. | ones th 4 asoned, for |] * © EE jee be p wood Lunch Soda Fountain. Dia zou notice, iittle book, that TEETH they are | to affect the moth-|] 6 ‘ 1 Wide ‘s doo | Pike.—Adv when fate tells a story she never e mi It is best to Mmit|} — Including ectentific examination ll HE t ‘ e | - quite finishes it? We poor mor-| Gascelt to 0 single cup of tea orll © Sie ccrinh aad myentaht Spee 24) : tals are always turning the leaves coffee at a meal and to eat meat |] = : . Ge 10 © ‘j to read what Is on the other side Finest looking and most [Mf only once a day » more water/1o Examination Free 2 | a ~ ged am rere ex pres . yoorge§ on Hg artificial teeth in that is taken the r “ee £ BINYON OPTICAL CO. 4 . Je e er bun the world. 5. C. P. 2 ST AVE, NEAR SENECA ST. | 4 story teller takes these masterly | 2 4. BR BINYON, JR. 1116 FIRST s H : ‘ | 4 fragments written by the hand of Cool, agreeable, strong, leht jtpeionipii -—_—_—__—_—_—-@ |] @ - ‘ fate and pieces them together !nto Band durable. Made to oni T EXERCISE BINYON OPTICAL CO.—1116 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR SENECA a : fomething finishod—or at | least tit any mouth. They restore a o ie ; ml | = \f Ta oe ‘ something that appears finished to|B youthful appearance, plumping| I want other mothers to know | 4 the finite mind of man. We, little the cheek and removing) how | developed my baby—which | Works IDO YOU EVER LOOK): ; book, call this art and whatever wrinkles was real puny at first—into a U on e | OVER YOUR | Turnips, toca art's votaries may claim, most of Bat per set, $5, $10 and $15. strong, healthy, bouncing child | | EXPENSE ACCOUNT? |\ => awfully small (Inc.) As I said, he was and puny the first few weeks after us come to know thet art is not Crow: 1 brid rk ¥ life. It Is only the idealization of SR. ANE: PETMATTES ORE ° Ss (NINN life. ssn birth, altho the doctor sald there ouanyine AND DY Better do it right away and| nor Free rere ah, a Here I go, little book. meander. ORALTHESIA was nothing organically wrong, #0 eg make up your mind to cut)!" 100 @ 1801 D ing thru the mazes ofart in its re-| Our new method makes ali)! decided to try and develop him 10TH AVE, AND B. UNION . Potatoce b) lation to life while all the wille Maental operations palniess. Ourgl| DY careful exercises, I was very J it down. Then let us talle| vaxima cems ; 49.00 ( . my heart is saying “Eliene is suf-|B sanding offer— Jeareful not to attempt anything ito you about SAVING. Idaho and Montana epudess.0e @31.00 fering—perhaps Elieno is dying— * strenuous | ? ee ee ies gem) e ; If we hurt you, don’t pay us ew spud @ (02% ob, why doesn't that telephone |B squid convince the most skep- When baby was only a few | Strawberries G Dick went over to the : ———_— eat ne LIB @ 1.66 tical rks,” tocal *e 2.00 ( house and promised to send me word as soon as he got there. Dear, 4 Eliene, I wonder if I have mai le her understand now much she has been to me—how her strength of character and pur. pose has helped me to be strong and how her sympathy, forgiveness Lowest prices in the city for high-class work. SUMMER SCHOOL Interest 4 Per Cent TO OPEN JUNE 21)oHIO METHOD IN _ ae a DENTISTRY UNION Bales Hares corel 8 fat Séenes 10 Sixty members of the '. of W. ue on einforced with 25 ciai] Missing teeth are replaced by) SA VINGS & ‘ cokes ag Seerncharn: Sti: oon , nod by artificial teeth | Oy AE 0+ on reees evens 10 VAVA) RE NOW ON SALE DAILY, GOOD UNTIL 4 NAAN RISE and love have shown me that sym instructors, will conduct the unt-| The Ohio Me pathy, forgiveness and love aro all an umme shool, which|that are natural as your original/ one, 2% Ibe. : HT OCTOBER 31 g hoettesd po caeabate aoe paar June $1, for . sn vee on teeth Braminations are now being iTRUS T co. ten ner Oe phone bel in. An enrollment of 1,000 {#| conducte out ; 4 aekls (To Be Continued Tomorrow) aiice eb seaianse mates ere furnished in all canes, OF SEATTLE lve ‘ THIS YEAR’S ATTRACTIONS = | _ WE STAND BACK OF OUR WO block hows . j ? ‘ : Panama-Pacifi -Cali i a TaNCISCO E Guaranteed .......06. $8 $811,000 A Re | ‘ “ope - aden Lake Tahoe J | SAN DIEGO, June 15.—In the lit-| — Belling Prices osemite Valle: King’s River Ca: air tle church at KY Cajon, 12 miles east| $10 Set of Teeth, $5) : : j Butter, Bees | Sf Dei Monte y Susie Robles Ho eeu c ) e Ul e Visitors of here, today, Ferdinand Schu-| Guaranteed ... JAMES D. HOGE, President] #—— < Santa Barbara Riverside sata. nann-Heink, son of the famous con zg 2 t |maaito, and Miss Marguerite McCann| LO Solid Gold or $4). B. SOLNER, Vice Pregi-|**ffery, beck ss i Los Angeles San Diego Tees of New York, were married. Mme. 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