The Seattle star., November 23, 1909, Home Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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Rosy Cheeks or Pale Ones?
. . J_g*t* tttteti * with v. ur mirror wIU Rt v* tl>» hint a* to lh* condition
Let* "**. **'* cheeks ma.Uy romplexlen, dull ryea, ahow * poverty
liltil Vu* r*M>»"* »<>">«'>>">« lomaka a plentiful supply of red blood
I ■■"*>'- ,h i-" *" - To «n»ur« thi* ••'»»
SECHAM'S PILLS
. 4p_#>i !« '•'■■"*' makrta. W hstever your Wood maynawd tha alomach
-,*.. t***A «•**• ***r, to»* * *** ** "> *** B"*-l working order. Ueetham**
Mb aid A* alomach to Ulp*»t Its fSQd and to aaalmUal* th* blood elements.
nn tact**** th* *upP<T —* tm»wov* th* .|.iaii.) „| th* blood. If you are
m* ank, UnjuiJ, or ana. mk, a i*w duaa* ol _l*e_t.»m** till* wilt
[weak, laitj*'--. I' all the Difference
Make all the Difference
' I la bo.aa v. .th full direction*, 1 .c and J5«,
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250 Sample Coats!
I^e*So*m*mkS**r'iSmt^Jmwa. dfU' Suits
;^§zSßp& and Suits
$30 to $40 Values ut
!TMx $18.50
jy 11 Klr.fl i '* 's ''Ul^ to ',r''eVC
,y _^A-\\ lAaS » '''**' w. *-'a" sell these K-u- I
t_y/\ \V j j incuts at these prices, ,''" I
('s& vi \. w& / when SHI -.'... J. to con- I
Y_^\ *X 1 _^"*. »ider our expenses arc I
'^\--.,\ 1) 1 IrtlM C P tf';*,'-Y reduced and we 1
| J/\\ 1 / handle only samples
______> '< Ij\l l / bought in turyc It 'I.s, it
t-\Wf I I\U \ / can •><" accounted for. Kr
Ui j .Iv La member, ihey are all suit
[■■( J' 1 X^Jfm l l'*-'-* ami only one ol a
[_■ | . L-fij SJOOO to $35.00 Suits '"
1 111 I IvS $-»0.00 Suit* and Coats—
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IB I i i-l\ ALTtRATIONS
l!>-_L 6 ' l&N t Store Open Until 10
InTHnll P." M. Saturday
i 81111% WOMEN'S
1 •*<*wtij**' r SAMPLE
(CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
I, 217 University Street, Between 2d and 3dAvcs.
BBBiH--B-^__B_B__i__MßMß_K__D__Bßß__lß__i^__^B
GENUINE FURS
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m mam* mm mm* *
At Reasonable Prices
Now Is Your Opportunity to
I Save Money in Buying Purs
1 * We have a large stock, not yet broken into,
I «s4 you will lie able to find just what you want.
Onr prices are reasonablethey do not per
i nit us'to ever sell for one-half; neither can we
jell at cost. We conduct a legitimate business
and sell only genuine Furs.
IgWe are practical furriers, having been twenty
years in business here, and as Seattle's Pioneer
furriers \s<- have always and will continue to
live up to our well-known reputation for hon
esty and square dealing.
.We are selling Alaskan,' Ricc'i London Dye,
Seal Garments worth $500.00, for—
$385.00
'■ ' Bay Mink, Lynx, Chinese Lynx,
Rabbit Lynx, Mink, Imitation and Jap Minks
***<■•( tip in garments to suit the trade.
„ Beware of imitation and nicknamed furs. We
I f-* not sell dyed Marten for Sable, nor. blended
I laskrat for Mink. ;_. , . . ;.;•
:*h We manufacture all our fine goods and guar
ll uur fine k'"''* s and *gu
antee the purchaser lair treatment and tatisfai
I tion. *
I ■■ It is our desire, and we put forth every effort,
top-case you in every respect. ,
Select Your Furs Now
**--«■« a Small lie**, it and We Will Hold Them
for You . *
\ C. C. BERG
PIONEER FURRIER *
? -Ami* Main 4773 1425 First Avenue
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PTf Ii A —MOVES BY—
.^JLU'D CONTRACT
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
HERE'S TURKEY
DIN WITH
WO TURKEY
Ami how romp* Mr*. 1,1i«..1...tii
Watdntl of W.Nit Seattle with a
vot-tMarlan 111. 1111 for th* Tbank*
giving illln.-i without thlk-n or tur*.
key. Nr*. Waul, II aar* ah* I* 11.11
cotnp.tl«R for th.- prt_.» the Htar
offered for tlir li..at menu*, but and
mlt* ill. bill of fur., a* a matter
of ('duration jn humanity.
H.i i>. .i itx'uttimriKlutloA I* that
' li"i trtiuilv. la colna to nit .1.1« 11 111 a
ilitm.'i followtoa tt' line* of thla
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HERE'S A DINNER
FOR THE POOR MAN
"There were at one time fan pi,
tores on exhibition," wrt'.a Mr«
B. N, liobeaon, 419 l'tiiiu>. . *i .
"The Klrh Mana Christmas IHt.
ntr," aud "Tbe l«oor Man** Ihrlat
mas Dinner." On th* table of Urn
first wa*. of course, a fine turkey,
but besides this there was every
known delleacy. On the table of the
i poor man was a fine well roasted
turkey and a loaf of good bread
Hy many thla Ila considered the
I real turkey dinner. Itemembertng
these pictures, I have omitted soup
and many other thing* from Ihe fol
lowing menu, and given you the din
ner «,.• have had and enjoyed many
time* in our home.
"A good suggestion would tw to
! look around and flue-aome lonely,
I .homesick one, fat'front their own
j home and loved one*, and bid them
to this feast, tiather with them
and your own loved one* around
the table, each bringing with them
A clear conscience and a good di-
I gestion, and I will promt** that thla
dinner will taste Just like the ones
li'motherI i 'mother uaed to make,' wl>.n we
were happy youngsters Io the dear
old borne back In the east.
On* il-pauftd Turkar
(.rantMrrtr*
(Vl.-ry 11..' - l White r«tat»*s
flr«»wn*4 ewe*.! l*atatn»a
lloma-rna.le in.il
Pumpkin or e-iuaah lis
• '•• tiro with Whipped I -earn
' Heir, att pound male bird, a*
tbey are mil. Jin I, and not *o dry
laa the hen. Scald out it.- tnalde
••lih boiling water and wipe dry
with cloth. Kill half full with .ir.-ss
Ing made of one cup of bread
crumba. one cup of boiled chestnut*
pounded une, two tablespoona of
j butler, half a small onion grated,
..on to taste with salt, pepper
and thyme. I'lai" bird In roasting
l pan and lay a11..-a oi fresh, fat pork
over breast and legs, baste often
with salted watrr and bake until
brown and thor. ighly done. Oys
ter* may be substituted for chest
nuts. If preferred, for the dressing."
Out i/^Whc wisdom c/
CTOTffIAGRFY
Be Busln?»a Like In th. Bu«--»aa
Offle*.
Girls are taught bookkeeping
and tonography and other .-aat'n
llala of a tiualn.-aa career. Hut tbey
are not always posted on .In.-aa
etblca.
After a few months or .1 few years
In business, the length nf time de
pending upon th* girl her*elf. a
1 woman learn* am*, of UM little
ethical things of lnialn.'Ha for
which no cour*e Is given In lh..
business college. Hut when a girt
of 16 or 18 first starts on lor btiat
lie** ' ar.*.*r. she may be In blissful
Ignorance of some points that are
most helpful to business success.
Perhaps one of th* 11..1-.I alula.
of thee* privileges la th* telephone.
What office doean't know th« girl
who Is constantly being called up
on the telephone by ber numeraua
frlMieaT If (he haa a fair amount
of vanity, alio **er*tl) re)olce* that
ii.r fellow-worker* have tbe oppor
tunity to find out how popular ah'<*
I I*. If aha I* Inexperienced, ahf
thinks her employer won't mind a
little thing like that,
Ilut It la not businesslike. It may
not be pk-asant to do It. but aim
should tell her friends that th.- tel
ephone I* her employer's, and that
It I* very disturbing to other* 111
th" otflo* for her to hold long con
versallona over lii" phone about
trivial matters. Trying to com
bine aocial affair* and "ffl. •■ work
Isn't exactly the path to buslneaa
j antT..»a
It I* vim*, illatiirtilni; to other* 111
tha offle* for hiT to hold lon« con
vi-ranllon* over tho photu atmtit
trivial maltcra. Trying I" com*
bln«> aocial affair* ami offlco work
lan't exactly the path to bualne**
ItICCeM
I'.u-lii.'Hy. In l.ti.Mlii.-Ma. It mean*
an bOOMt rwiurn of time and energy
. for Hi* aalary received, exactly
that. It doesn't mean entertaining
one* friend*, lialim 'li" telephone,
writing letters on Hi.' firm* pa
per, v.'.i Uk the firm 1 postage lamp*
ami in any other llttl* liberties tho
young l.u.ilii.-Ha girl takea.
Trifles Ihey aeem 1.1 ber, freah
from 'home life. Hut lb*) tin lint
1,..|i,n, Ihe hie* 01 htiairtfaa The
gill who really wishes to aervo her
.■iii(ilu.v.r honestly will do MMM of
iht'Ho thing*.
Sunday Thought*.
How vast ii part of what la worst
In iii...]. society It. duo to luck uf
moral courage.
Where 1 'I'- ****** la kindled every
faculty brightens.
Itellglon la tn put heart and cour
ago Into im, both i" wot* and in
i pray.
* Nobody'a link la pulled only by
one string.
In ..aril lite good beget! moro
good; evil, frcah t'Vll. r_ /
From a woman'a viewpoint a
court of laat resort la • divorce
Ctllllt
II IK STAR rUKSDAT, NOVKMM2R 23. 1909.
THANKSGIVING BANQUET PUZZLE
OR, WHAT DID THE GUESTS GET TO EAT?
——— 'i
A rich man once .!••. 1.1.-.l '" Invito a imrtv of friend* to a
Thanksgiving dinner that would have novel featurna and at the
MM lime put lil« guest* un their met lie „« *olv*r* uf pussle*. Ho
***** it... appointed time came ttu.y found mm carda with a largo
variety nt dlahea named on them, but som* familiar .in. Biasing
Thnae were ..«..*. |.i.-<) for on thn cards ky all pictures, each one
representing in'- dish that might help nut 111.- feast. The host an
nounced thai the dishes .l.aliriiai ••.! by ptctur.-a would In. acrv.-il
mil. in surh diner* ss could *ol*« the pictures, otherwise they would
have in content th«nia..lv.'N Willi the remainder of the menu.
Naturally, as alt had come with good appetites, there waa much
cudgeling of brains fur fear that son very delightful viands might
be missed. ."*
Iron MARY^
COOKBOOK
While Sauce-—A good white «ani;i*
make* an excellent addition* 10
many dlahea of meat* and fish.
Melt one tablespoon of butter In a
saucepan., When It ******** stir
In gradually on* lal.lpaponn of flour,
and cook for three minutes, but do
not brown It. Taka eauc«*p«n from
the fire and atlr In (lowly one cup
of milk, stirring until HMO 9*l
the pan on the fire, and cook con
tenia to a creamy con»l*tency. KOr
dressing MM dishes, use half
white Attnk with the milk. r*or a
fish dressing, add th« beaten yolks
of two egg* after the sauce bas
been taken from the fire.
Chipped Dried Heef—Chipped
dried beef haa a tine food value.
It should always I* fresh from the
package, that la. Just taken from
Its sanitary covering and free from
the .l.*iK,Hlta of Insects or dust.
It may then be eat. told as It
la chipped, or may be creamed with
a hot dreaalng, M fiixzled In a hot
I pan with butter. Chipped beef la
available with many variations. It
Is good with either peppers or to
matoes. Try the latter
Ilrown MM butter In a frying
1 pan. Peel and alloe two ripe to
main*.*, roll In flour, aeanon with
salt and a sprinkling of cayenne,
and fry five minutos In the butter,
I turning to cook both Am* A Utile
sliced onion may In* added If de
sired. Over this apread evenly one
cupful of chipped beef, cover close
ly and cook 20 mlnutca without atlr
ring. Servo In a deep platter with
the garnish of cress.
Kentucky Olngerlir.ail — Cream
together one cupful of butter and
one and a half cupful* of New Or
leans sugar. Add -.ii eggs beaten
light, one and onebalf cupfuls of
New Orleans inolaaa.-a otn. cupful
of buttermilk, to which on.- tea
spoonful of soda has been added,
four cupfuls of flour and two level
poonfuli of ground ging.ir
Hake In a iballow pan. In a moder
ately hot oven.
|W THE NEW FLAVOR
Si M™1
[n-pmmM Than
Waiutt-mm Maple
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________^*" IK (The Crescent Mlrf. Co,
Seatll*. Wfra,i
_gr r____:
Ostrich feathers
Hava your old Isathara ma.la lata
Willow 111,..a Wa claae, curl, ra
mu-al and dya faathara In all aliadra
.a* and Tampon. ...ada frasa Mitt
at eld faathara . *• •
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Cmatr Sacaad *v* l*lka.
CYNTI-IIA GREYS
LETTERS
I Data \!i-.a ('ret: I'l.-rta- tell a*
how I ran clean my comfortera.
Thoy are good, yet a.iled
I*l. a*, give me a recipe for choco
late filling for rake MM U. H.
A,—(U Your ....>! -I ran be
put In a tub and washed. Make a
strong soap suds and put the com
forter In. rubbing ..a much as you
an. and after rinsing In clear
water, hang out In tho air to dry.
Do not attempt to wring them, but
let what water will drip off batata
banging onL As It takes some
time for them to-dry. -"'<* should
choose bright, sunny weather In
which to wash them.
(2) Here it, two good recipes
for chocolate I ling
Chocolate Killing—Put two labia
spoons milk In a bowl and act over
a steaming kettle Add a square
„f unsweetened chocolate to It when
warm and let dissolve, then *****
bowl and add frosting sugar and
beat. then add teaspoon vanilla
Add maiahliinllows who!.- and torn
In little pie. ea. Willi walnuts on top
layer. ,■'■_■'■
Dolled Chocolate Icing— One cup
powdered sugar, two squares of
chocolato shaved, two tablespoons
boiling water, white of one egg.
Cook one bird of Hi.- sugar, choco
late and water together until
smooth. Have the egg and the rest
of the sugar beaten together, now
the hot chocolate Into them. Dual
well and spread on cake at once.
GET RID OF YOUR
FRECKLES
How to Clear Your Skin of These
Ugly Blemishes Almost In a Night.
It la surprising how quickly a lit
iii- of tii.' double strength Olhlne
will re >.• freckles, and yet it is
as harmless a*- Jersey cream. Ap
ply It at night, nnd ynu will veo hy
morning thai Iho freckles have be
gnu to go and Hint some of the
smaller ones have vanished entirely.
i.ci a 1 -ounce package .if I llllllic.
double-strength, nt the Raven Drug
Co., and m.i yourself of freckles.
Money back it It falls.
ALHCRT MANOCN, MMM
Flral ant Cherry.
Optical Dapartmoot.
Iba i nil'.l.o IIISWIT I* A lll.una
Ilk. > - line I'liivr AY, AH I oils
i uh» t mar .t.
Wonderful valuaa In Man's
i Tailor-made Uncalled-for Bulla
Overooata, Cravanaltaa and Trog. i
j aara A fine naw line of Man's
' Purnlshlngs, Hats, Caps and Mult
j Cases. Alao I" "li Draaa Sulla for i
I - *nt ,
J
Davenports
.. . lounges an.l Ms nl. \
4TST'A lJ|-'tv_; tary A Couches In!
L».t_&____J»-£*Va *'*** ******
W *m __*■ l-ill Mill. •
ILf>___2_S2sSSf it jim m IIS.
IftH ____-—— - » Saves iuii 80 Pcs
***-~~^ Cent.
Waldorf ' ami. TOA.ID l-lka St.
1
*£aWtmuw*A*m*A\>m*it^^
I iti —roast the Thanksgiving •*' i
W__-m r^... trrmr^-o-o. MAUEABLE RANGE! .f^J^^^f^ I
2 JZ. ■ MAMIABM RA!N,,: c*y
•—jet m place an EMPRESS MALLEABLE RANGE m your home Mora IMaAkagjlm* I
ing on the very liberal terms of $1 down — sl a week. S
pretty buffet 1 n gly __W^**MM**mo. I VERY SPECIAL-All dining room fur
""•■• _**Jtt_**CO^J^____. VERY SPECIAL-AM dining room fur
la .!,..»., here; Uie _&__*^____*V* w_» _„ . , . ...,_._
Inn la j,,, , In.h- f.^£v^.*s\ il nishlngs bought up to Wednesday noon will
a*; i_. a French V__/,**^S A3 *** **tUvertd In your horn* for th* Thank*
i.eveled mirror thst 3g_S_fc ef^r giving dinner. Extra equipment ha* been
la 11x21 Inrhaa; ffjMlßEi_Bs-5-E-S_ provided for so a* to lake care of your buy
two serpentine *<_~_»_~S£l!S---sl_Z-L-!_^> *,• Ing In a prompt and thoroughly satisfactory
shaped top iinw- jr^^_K .I'-^C' ,>^y___i way. Store closed Thursday,
ara and tatar v .m- ____j_*L____R2**-J^S*r*' -^_^BB
pertnirnl u.Mlar- -i-._n._-^-. _-_-„ .r,.- -, -„r^.-_-_-_r_-_-_-.-j-j_-^-.^_-_-_-^-.- -„■_
oak rffr-.i finlahed WAdXXZ t____\' tf&ssm* _'//*i _—_»:'q"y ' -_*■ „,—--—_-.
$12.95 I **'-"■', „| OT^I
**^ re*»ler price SIN.T3 " R) jJfHAM. ■
EXTRA SPECIAL! l^fe 1
fine $3.50 wi« »n«. s»ao '.**®^ <&__,' if*__*_► v>*> I
c- #-, rft rraialar |»rlr. as new P^
fine $3.50 7t\
without quaalloa \ ill
□ uartrrrd r* waa ■ ■ «—_ this la tha greateat _#___ I
quartered &*£*?''*.' »*, » l i.i«ii.ar.<ia*.n..i..« , •*** I
L L ™»i -aw.-w">. **•-*' I "air value aver ( ■
Oak 001- At m* -* '■ I ..ffcred by any art**- _»*•__ _r~__ Ma« I
.J' ■ I - ■V Ei JS *tor* anywhere. [ *%____>%____ *i__l *■■•**__ I
seat dining '! Will t*f Kin., quartered oak *jw*r*m*^*a-, _** I
chair I C/A li iS^S".;! rr«_iar pHce .15.*, I
* „''l fl early Knallah; I- I —eolld oak. an exceptionally pretty round top ■
- -I 1, , [■ ►•>!>• Ilk* picture; dlnlnic labia, nicely finished lo golden or In ■
Cl Q-_ L£ ,t, i I * regular prlr* 13 r,o: early Knallah: square pedeatal and claw '••_. I
al Ml Ifl */ IV. extra a|..-. ii.i for exactly like picture except the lags extend' ■
yi._r,/ l'| 9j IJJ the week — <no from the middle of the center bsa* end nol ■
\t. h-ai ill mora than * to a frum the • ri,.ra ua a!,own regular pnc» ■
L. *»" v >»" l>»raon), (4 QC I1S09; specially priced for the art nC:|
___^ ; _^*a*£. > ►a.. 0 1i93 week *>*3***l*J M
P^ZIIH l_li^ SinH^r^___ll 1
j* il /^5S^ «->tanaara I
f -M if****'-. ._. ._"*»_^*% ___ />_ _p_v_.i,_l JTm\ I
ps^ p£....j^urniture C^^^3^|
i SEATTLE il TACOMa"^^ 1
*-** Second Avenue, at Pine Street 1
aa*_H_MraM_BMMM-mraMMM^
_-_—__-
lay ns as S.***j_^'^^. A liberal
you ar* pal 1 / Afi-H X credit to all
**a^m*J^ ' .*£,*, A special discount OF ZO PER CENT.
lYTi^l J*C**\a. **4A*5« *>* "" *''"" ***** "Atati i
IWr ■ Tailored Suits
■I if I 1 * During our
Wp Thanksgiving Sale
111 IHI 1 *
lill Ilk 1 Ladles' Tailored CoaU In a.-nil tight fit
fill ill I „" *'"* pi—tad models; broadcloths and
■/111 i' I diagonal aerges. Upwards from.. <t|...1H1
/// ll Military Capes
ill 111 111 '""'"' 11. » (.Mill • In heavy winter ma-
Jill * 111 terial, splendidly made and nicely
:flfM4_ tLfrrn^j' trimmed. Your choice *."».."»0
gS^~"' _ SPECIAL IM Ijidlea* Tailored Waists,
*\T~" usually aoid at 12.00 and $2.-0. While
I they last at $2 00 and $_';.i> Wlille
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Specials for Wednesday
At the Public Market Grocery, 1501-3 Pike Place
RAISINS
Seedless Sultanas, new pack, per lb r»c
Seeded, in packages, 16-oz., 2 for I .*»<*•
OLIVES
Small, Meaty California Olives—Per pint 10<** J
Sn^ll, Meat] California Olives—Per quart 204
Large Queen variety—Per pint *_.<►«*
Large Queen variety—Per quart ... '»."».*
Large Quean variety— In bottles „. __."<•
i
MINCE MEAT--3 packages for ii,-,-.
NEW WALNUTS—2 lb}, for _»,-,<.
1 TME—*
Public Market Grocery
1501-3 PIKE PLACE, SEATTLE
HE REMOVES
MARKS OF
AGE
LIVINGSTON'S NATURAL.
METHOD OF PAINLESS
FACIAL RESTORATION SIM.
PLE AND EFFECTIVE.
________________
Nature surely Intended woman to
be lovely until the last moment of
her life and there la no reason way/
a lady, even In the flftiea, should
not stilt have a good figure and
a clear complexion with her express
al\o face free from disfiguring,
tinea. •_* '
Our method Is nature's method
of toning up the muscles, and thus
removing wrinkles, stimulating Ik*
circulation of the blood, and thus
clearing the skin, Invigorating that
whole physique, and thus producing
an erect carriage and graceful move
ments. We do no cutting Nature.
has no use for knives; no filling.
In with artificial material, whim*.
may produce an abscess. We use
nature's methods only, and our
treatment is so simple and effective.
that merely a trial will convince
vi"i that It is a valuable tonic a*
well as a great beautlfler.
We correct the following:
Hollow cheeks or eyes. Imper
fect nose, baggy chin, Happy neck.
sickly. sallow skin, unrefined corn,
pi- lion, ugly frown furrows, mouth
to nose lines, crow's feet, pirn pica,
warts, veins and moles, red nose,.
blotches, skin or scalp disorders..
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Lady Attendant.
SUITE 603 TO 604
i' Ellers Music Bldg. .»■'.
Cor. Third and University.
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