The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 7

' “\ AY, OCTO KR sae anemia - ed SS ao ‘ | > Tricks and Games for Your lloweer LV Ui NINA Grey § “RS I S I ! albloween Farly LUN | ‘ 3 RY : . = ek tee — SERIE EE seamelieita =~ . ences - : ae aia BY CYNTHIA GREY “Te Rea ) | piace ‘ pen ames 4 | pe x some sort Ah ya wy [ Hallowagn Supper || J oa < “ hn o : rs a PORTUNE TeEDAING 1 f bed . bee a@enormous 1 erie & . - . * res Hallowee bod 5 bl ‘7 ae T veeks agu | printed ovel hints f ¢ m4 3 x ; ¥ m4 en } on the Rose Ja nking to answer ‘ie ; ¢ \ eemed to only create f | , nd . t the ? oe Pensa Sha bee Redd ry pls SLICING FLOLKE fais us ri , ie ; or lost the clippings , TH TOM CAT GAM! . y All VALMISTHY ; Tam always glad to oblige 1 eaders, but for once I must _ - % : , ad Bree $ hold up my hands and ery “Help!” it would take three P vis pers : , Il day at least two weeks to attempt to sup-|t en nd t i» | , ' j Y “ ann . ae Se nt ss = t reason I am publishing addit su 9 . ; ogc raged lly . 7 o” t - Please, please save these if you want them, as un move ar { . dir ‘ - oo print more and we haven't cs time to copy them and send ° them thru the mail. - : Oracles The “De Ora will provide mych © nt for a Halloween party member of the party ! » increase bE iss height, shroud him in a shee m hold a jack o’ lantern oy ed to hold candles Ghostly Hand Stuff an old kid glove with gaper. Then wet the outskle of the rags or the | glove with tce water. Invite your — s, one by one, inte a darkened can poor eet the “presiding spirit” | mom Bf of the The b ot the « ives rit, B take his or he 7 It wen better for the host to} put a wet glove on his own ha Soak 2 rish | and grasp the hand of each person inst | with It. The clammy, creepy feeling the B of being touched with a cold, wet)}f} giri | peve will get @ rise out of ‘most! ery § anybody! It ts ano of the best a | | nds | the Halloween spirit tricks, . eee ~~ The Ghost Fire i A big dishpan is placed in the con. | Mat fF of the floor of a dark room. The | pea contains some four or five! pounds of salt which has been fairly well saturated with wood alcohol The party gathers around the pan,| chanting any sort of meaningless! but impressive nonsense. | Each has been given a chestnut| marked in some distinguishing way A lighted match is thrown on the mit, which breaks into an uncanny) green blaze, The chestnuts then are/ chestnut cracks first will be the first bride or bridegroom. Of course the chestnuts must be eaten immediately after popping. ere As for a Halloween supper, why wet serve stuffed apple salad, rye bread sandwiches, pumpkin pie with S§eae gn! Whipped cream and coffee? During the evening sweet cider might be/ #rved from a punch bowl. Use a large cabbage to hold fruit | 48 a centerpiece on the dining table. Gut the heart from the cabbage, Raving a strong ahell. Fill it with| §rapes and apples and nuts. The ifect Is pleasing. 4 =e © STUFFED APPLE SALAD Twelve apples, % cup chepped Taisins, 1 cup chopped nuts, 4 tabie- spoons orange marmalade, 2 Neuf- thatel cheeses, salad dressing. Scoop out centers of apples, re- Move cores and chop apple. Combine nisins, nuts, marmalade, cheese, and | apple with salad dressing to make moist. Fill apples with mixture any ferve on the feathery, wild clematis | % possible, If you can't get the cle- Matis, any leaves or grasses will do. 8 RYE BREAD SANDWICHES Combine ripe oltves and sweet red} Peppers, using half as much pepper % olive. Season with galt and put Uetween slices of buttered rye bread. oe. us ; PUMPKIN PIE One cup stewed and sifted pump- (kin, 2-2 cup brown sugar, 3 cups milk, 1 egg, 1% teaspoon salt, % tea- ‘spoon ginger, % teaspoon cinna- “mon (optional). |; Beat egy with sugar, sait and Singer. Add milk and pumpkin and| Mix well. Pour into pie dish lined With plan pastry and befke in a Moderate oven until firm to the} ouch. This amount of custard will MM _a medium-sized pie dish. © The secret of a good pumpkin pie Ties tn the stewing of the pumpkin. Tang, slow cooking is imperative. Merve the pie with slightly sweet- “ted whipped cream. lYOU’LL FIND IT HERE Students at West Coast univers-| Pils aren't so hostile to military Mining as they says Maj Marry (. Jordan, Merve officers’ tra were, sg corps in this i) Wodnemlay | chureh, 79th and} GE und songs tre the of the town, At the Coliveum NOW! The Supper | thrown in, and the boy or girl whose ||! SHE 3 ee FREDERICK & NELSON Note These DOWNSTAIRS STORE Offerings for Thursday In a Wide Variety of KATTLLE Styles 12.50 ELVETEEN newest Store, is a charming Dresses at a low price. one of the smart Dresses are fancies and here, in array of fashion Downstairs Velveteen In practically every model colorful trimmings are effectively used to brighten the somberness of black or deep blue FLANNEL DRESSES | In The Smartest of New Styles *15.00 LANNEL Dresses for street wear, for the woman and for school and college girls are in the height of fashion. Several hundred of the smartest of | these are here. Stripe, cross-bar, plaid and block effects | and plain colors. Youthful styles for women and young | women. business covered buttonz, colored braid and embroidery Good value at $15.00. ~DOWNSTAIRS STC Trimmed in With sashes and some leather beits. 2,500 Yards “Mill Ends’’ Fancy Outing Flannel | | vl of the re-jf! | ENGTHS average from 10 to 20 yards of good quality Outing Flannel in pirk, blue and other stripe effects suitable for pajamas, night gowns .and undergarments. Special 19¢ yard. 500 Yards of 36-inch Silk Charmeuse AVY BLUE, lavender, pink, caramel, white and lack N Silk Charmeuse in a good quality for dresses, tunic blouses and linings. 36 inches wide, low-priced at $1.49 yard. SPECIAL 19c YARD DOWNSTAIRS STORK AT $1 AQ YARD DOWNSTAIRS STORE Imported Linen Theatrical Gauze alg gossamer-like weave of this Theatrical Gauze is now very fashionable for draperies, especially when ne finished with cretonne applique or embroidery. This is SPECIAL a good quality imported linen weave, 86 inches wide, and specially priced. ‘ Plain and Cross-bar Marquisette Curtains White, cream and ecru Marquisette Curtains in i r e-bar weave. 2 | plain or cros $1.50 cerized threads. Lens | 24%, yards, Very good PAIR value, Thursday, at $1,590 \ i including bungalow _ nets, serim and curtain swiss. cloth and silkalines, stitched and run with mer- PRIGGS. and Curtain Corners—AT Neatly “hemmed, hem- pair. PRICES. Young Men’s LUCHER style, as pictured, in these good qual- ity brown calfskin Shoes with well soles and yubber heels, Sizes 6 to 10, widths B to BE. Good yalue at $4.45. ' om bow YARD Remaants of Drapery and Curtain Fabrics marquisette, Cretonnes, terry All in useful and desirable remnant lengths AT REDUCED Broken lots of Single Curtains, Panels REDUCED DOWNSTAIRS STORE ' Brown Calfskin Shoes $4.45 NSTAIRG STOR oe rAR Women’s Tunic Blouses Of Printed Crepe $1.95 colorings and designs in printed crepe Tunic Blouses, trim- in contrasting sateen at neckline, sleeves and hottom. Women’s and young women's sizes Low-priced at $1,95. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Attractive these med Women’s Wear | AT VERY LOW PRICES | VOILE APRON DRESSES in light colors. Trimmed in black 95¢ piping WOOL SLIP-ON SWEAT. ERS with_interwoven arti- ficial silk threads, Attrac- tive styles and colors. $1.95 COSTUME SLIPS of white muslin with 18ineh shadow- 4 proof hem, Sizes 42 and 44 Cc only. BATISTE GOWNS in good quality trimmed in dainty laces. Attractive selection of styles. $1.49 DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Cotton Jersey Bloomers, 65c Pink cotton jersey Bloomers in fine, even weave with elastic at waistline and knees. Well reinforced. Sizes 5 to 9— for women and young women, At 65¢. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Imported Embroidered Art Needlework AT LOW PRICES | Infants’ Embroidered Bibs Made from good quality un- bleached muslin, embroidered in and attractive animal designs in col- ors. Finished with scalloped edges and tie. Embroidered Centerpieces Oval and round Centerpieces $ 1 Embroidered Doilies Centerpieces linen and embroidered in color- ful designs. Low-priced. made from art crash with. at- tractive designs in high color. Embroidered Table Runners and Scarfs embroidered, scalloped, hem- $1 95 stitched and fringed. Pretty Oblong oval. and round Doilies and Centerpieces made from art Table Runners and Scarfs in art crash and linen, Hand designs in rich colorings. « —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Infants’ Outing Kimonos 85c A very low price for these pretty out- ing flannel Kimono for little tots aged 2 to 6 years. Dainty nursery patterns and colorings. Trimmed in satin ribbon. At 85¢. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Children’s Roll-Top Sox AT 85c PAIR f ORSTWD - AND - COTTON wide-ribbed style. Brown and beige shades with roll tops striped in bright colors. Sizes 6 to 9Y. Warm, serviceable sox, Good yalue at 85¢@ pair. DOWNSTAIRS STORD Sox in Satin Is the New Fashion In Smart Trimmed Hats at LACK satin or brown satin—severely tailored or with trimming of a single jeweled ornament, self material, feathers or flowers. Smart shapes for youthful women and the matron. And g good se- lection at that. Three typical models aa« sketched. Outstanding value at $5.0. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Under-arm Purses and Handbags LACK - satin-stripe, imitation patent and leather Under-arm Purses. Handbags in real and imita- tion fancy leather effects. Over 500 in this special purchase—in a ‘wide variety of styles and sizes. Very low-priced, Thursday, at $1.00 each. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE White China Cups and Saucers SPECIAL tractive shape pictured. handle. Special $1.00 dozen. With “bamboo” shape DOWNSTAIRS STORE Cut Glass Tumblers go> SET OF SIX (6) SPECIAL 95c HIN, smooth-finished blown glass Tumblers in the shape pietured. ..Cut designs in the popular Star and Grape pattern. Special, Thursday, 95¢ for set of six (6). —DOWNSTAIRS STORE 200 (Only) Feather-Filled Bed Pillows SPECIAL $1 00 EACH e HESE Pillows are covered with good quality ticking and filled with clean sterilized feath- ers, Size 19x26 inches. Pies Special, Thursday, at .00 each. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Men’s Imported Wool Sox In Popular Heather Mixture 75¢c JURE wool Sox, firmly woven in wide- PAIR ribbed style. Reddish-brown and green heather mixtures, Sizes 10, 1014, 11 and 111A, Men’s Mercerized Lisle Gray, navy blue and black mercerized lisle Sox with reinforced toe, heel and sole, Sizes 21 Cc 10, 1014, 11 and 111%.. Special 21¢ pair. PAIR —Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Sox Su iolir se paar