The Seattle star. [volume], August 10, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

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NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR
Cynthia Grey's Letters
liesr Miss tiiey; )*t<Nise give me a recipe lor |.|i kled «enttflower.
A.—Two cauliflowers cut up. I pint small onions, a medium-sited
Ted pepper* Masolve pint salt In water enough to cover, and let
stand over ntght In the morning drain them Heat 3 quarts of vine-
K a~ With 4 tablespoons of mustard until It bolls Add the vegetable
ar boll 15 minutes, or until tender.
Vsr Mlu Orey: (11 How late should a gentleman caller *UjiT
2» How many evenings should the same gentleman call on a gtrl?
31 It two m Meet a gtrl who I* the sister of one of them, should
|b roth«>r rat;-, his hat, as well ax the otheif W. K.
v.—«ll 10 o'clock la >be proper hour
if) It depend* on the «j« of the gtrl. whether ah* la still la school
% whether who la engaged to the voung tnan
(S) Certainly.
Dear Mlti Orey: you think • pasteboard box, trimmed with
rtepe paper. will answer as well as a basket at a basket" aortal* Will
you suggest a pretty way to ftg It. and something ntrn fir the Itmch?
A BUMCRIHKK.
A.-'lt will do J'tst ai well. I would »uggest a pretty summer picture
for ths top You could have It rover all or a part of the lid. Then ar
rarge the orepe paper In (lay ruffles festooned on the side and the
kandk with a bow at the top. Make dainty sandwiches of meat with •
Bui* chopped green pepper and mayonnaise dressing. Stuff s»me etrgs
anil run them through with toothpicks. Cheese straws, fruit, cake and
•tires.
If you call the physician early. It won't be "too late."
Hear Mtas Orey: Is this the way to set the knlvee. forks and
anions little knife, big knife, then plate to right of them, big fork,
aouy spoon, bread and butter knife, teaspoon, orange spoon, fruit knlfa,
sake ferk and salad fork? Or can I place the kntv*a and fork . as I
aenta* MAUDB.
A. —No. The forks should be to the left and the knives to the
fight tn exactly the order that the dlshea come, if the meal la served
to .-our-es each brought on separately, you uiay have the stiver placed
with Mch. although U la not usual.
To keep contusion* disease* -kwp away from than.
IVar Mis* C.rey: ta It nice for a girl to »> ton the sta*e?
(1) What «lit make my text! while? BILVKHUKK.
A -til The stage la advancing with the age. and many good p<-o
pi* am In the profession. but a girl la more subject m temptation la
that Use of work. th* work ta vary hard, and only the strongest caa
gtaad It. •
111 Try rorotueal and water.
Keep your eyes wide open bcfor* marriage and half shut after.
pear Mlaa Grey: (1) How c*a I taka duat spots not of a whit* china
#k dress*
tl) How ahould a girl of 14 wear bar hair, and how long should aba
wear her dreaae*?
43• Will you pl«-aae give ma a recipe for making custard pi-*
(4) la It right for me to go to th* tbaat- r with a boy friend?
(i) Which will loach ma batter In taking nutate lessons —a man
ar woman teacher?
A. -«1» l.emon and salt Bprwnd the aalt on the apoti and «mess*
the juice of tba lemon oB It Lay In the aun. and whan It dry* repeat
the process. Continue until It disappears
ID Coronet la a pretty atyla for that age Ido not know your
height
(5) Bake the under crust first, float one egg. add a pint of milk,
■agar and flavoring to taste pour In tba cruat and bake.
<♦> Not without a chaperon*.
(I I Tba MI make* nc difference. It all depend* on tha Individual
Working yourself and other* to death ta not the purpose of Ufa.
rvar Mfsa Orwy: Three ye*ra ago I met a yoong man and wa fell
love His lore crew stronger and mine rolder. Ha aaked ma to
■tarrr Mm. and I refused without giving a reaeon That was a year and
• half ago Since we bar* parted I have grown to lov* blm and he I*
always on my mind I know be would rwturn my tova If he kn«w. How
gbaU t let htm know, wh.n I never see blm In aKRIOI'B
A. —First be very sure yon do love him, and are not Idealising blm
ti his absence. mwh aa people do their frietuis who ar* dead. You can
lot be sure he has not changed, you must give him the *am* privilege
gg yourself Think this over carefully. Ido not hell*ve In n woman b*
tag forward In such caaaa: neither do I bell«»o in spoiling two lira* by
tela* modesty. If you are sure of yourself. and can maka up your
■lad not to f«el too greatly hurt If the out. ome ta different than you
tktak It will be. you might write a very brief not*, stating the fort
tkat you have found your mistake Ask nothing of him. If he still
lnv*a you be will respond.
TW beat pill to take after a meal la a peal of laaxhrer
Dear Miss C.rey: I hsve a husband whom I dearly love, sod wbo,
1 tttnk lorn me. bot at the end of the wk hr expects me to Kit*
f i iiiii ' of e»ery cent I upend to hi* nbneair. I try to be aa economical
as I can, bat It takes more moeiey than he think* It ahoald. I earn a
part of It by waahlng. but he doea not seeui to appreciate H. Tell
mm, pieaee. what to do MKS. MAE.
A- -Do yon ran bllla, or pay for everything aa you buyt If It la
fSMlble to do the latter, yon will save money If jmi will watch the
Market sales, It will more than pay your carfare, but you moat be
artful to buy oaly perfect food. If you both lore each other I do
•St see why It thou Id be difficult to eettle. Why not hare a ulce little
taft aad see If yon ran keep account together. or ran a good-natured
nee to see which can make the tx-at use of tila money, and which can
save the moat. Let It be a partnership affair.
Bargains in Local Stores
Pale** a woman laakee oat her
•hopping llet before »he leave*
hecoe. *be la apt to bay thine* ahe
4eea not need, and neglect to get
Da esnentlsla. When Lhe mid
awacKT sales abound ahe should be
ftNwarmed with thi* Ha* H la
wiser to laveet la table lines than
Is lac** that *>» will not need tin
i Mt year.
Ssmro- r garments and msterl.ils
•n reduced in every stock. $•> Hn-
Hrle walxt* are to be had at $2 45;
ether f 1.50 dainty walata it 9Sc.
Hd white aulta aa low aa |5
NEWPORT IN BLINDERS.
NEWPORT, R 1., Aug 10 Ho
Nety la wearing automobile gug
Iff* all the time now, M la* Made-
Mae Taluian' Force, bride elect «f
Cel. John Jacob Astor, Is coyly dl*-
gtylag an engagement ring con
■sting of a solitaire diamond that
•*W>a 14 karats and cost 112,000
®00A CLEANS BRUSHES.
Hot *oda water in an MlMilMit
for hair hruxh<-a. Hub th«-
P*)w "ell without, tending them
™ much or breaking them, and
*7 the brtmh In tb« »un. The brln
*lll be white and Btlff a* new
*"* T »ucb treatment.
•WEET CROQUETTES.
_Wben maJtluK aw>-«'. rroquetuta
JJ* » Mttle «ug»r to tbe crumb* In
JJjjJ® tbo croquettea are to be
Heantlfttl $1.76 lace-trimmed
gown* are selling at |1; mestuillno
l*ettleoata at II *5. Prices on Im
Orecque underwear are cut one
third.
Porch and yard fnrnlahlnga are
made Ihe centef of aalee at the
furniture stores. Dome porch fur
niture can b« uaed the year around
by arranging artlatically m dene,
libraries aad bedrooms.
Although the bathing season I*
In fall force, the bathing auita are
included In the slaughter sales. and
bear the reduced tag*
WHY SHE JILTED
Mra. Nelfle Jones Lawrence of
Cleveland thus dosctisaes her sud
den jilting of Francis Carroll, Ded
ham bo*lnees man:
"To a woman, the refusal of a
man to marry her la a tragedy; a
man. however, suffer* nothing el
rept, perhapa, wounded feeling*.
Mr Carroll ie a rood roan and capa
ble, but we were Incompatible
"Incompatibility la eonaldered
sufficient ground for dlrorce; then
why ian't It a good reason for
breaking an engagement? An ounce
nt prevention ie worth a pound of
cure."
There are about 3,000 wedding*
every tweoty four hour*, taking
the "-ctlre world Into consideration.
A SUFFRAGETTE STANDPOINT
Rbe (aa pitcher »trlk*» oat man)
—I don't aee anything <o r.beei
•bout. W'br. tb« roan didn't ever
bit tbe bail.
"Perfect Giyl" Now a Teacher-On the Stage
MARGARET EDWARDS, "THE PERFECT GIRL," IN THREI POSES
RKRKHJCT. Cal. Aug. 10 -Mar
Karat l£d wards. "tha perfect girl,"
has gone on the vaudeville stag* to
teach tha women of tha land the ex
erHse* that rescued her from death
when th* doctors gave her op. and
W'M) for her a world's prise for
physical beauty. She Is now leas
than U yearn old. but her propor
tions ar* thftse of I perfc 'ly da
*rn»i>«td woman
When Margaret was four weeks
old the doctors told bar mother.
Mrs L. Kdyth IsM wards, that science
could not aa*e her. Then Mrs Kd
wards went to work, lly teaching
ri«ht breathing. aan«< diet and solan
Ufwally chosen •teroi***. continued
to tbla day, she not only saved the
Ufa of the little one. but mad* of her
the perfect girl." Two year* ago
In a contest conducted by tba Phyn
leal Culture society. Margaret won
tba gold medal from o»*r I.uOO
other contestants for being the. most
perfectly formed girl. Her* ar* her
:uc*aur*m*ata: Neck. 11H Inches,
iirtn. •; forearm. chest, normal.
11; chost, contracted. It, cheat, **•
MOTIONS
A! 9c
ttc Talcum Powder.
Box Toilet Paper.
Hack tJonaba, many
style*
Uermaatown Tarn.
Fancy Tea Aprona.
Wash Goods, Domestics, linens
COTTONS - BEDDING —SHEETINGS - SMALL PRICES
WHITE GOODS
White Linen —36 In.
wide, closely woven,
all linen weft. Site
da] sale IQf»
price, yard ... Iww
White Swiss—27-ln.
White Dotted Swlaa;
15c regular. Bale
•£? 10c
Bat I eta — Imported
French Batiste, fine
aheer goallty, 50 In.
wide and worth s#o
yard. Sale 0C«
price, yard ...wUw
OLD ENGLISH
WILLOWWARE
Always a favorite
and very decorative
for plate rail or cup
board when not- in
u a e. Wlllowware
Dinner Platee, 10c
Wlllowware Cupe
and Saucere IHp
— Each I Vl*
English Breakfaat
Bowla — Decorated
with an old blue
band. Not C*e»
15c, but U4l#
THE BTAH—THURSDAY. AUOUIT 10. Iff I.
panded. 31*4; feuat, 31. »al»t. 11; I
hit*. 14. thigh. 1», ralf, 11.
Helen)lata at tha t'nivnralty of
California have MVtril tlm*e taken
Margaret* measurement*. watching
Cold Dishes for Hot Days
Ambroera.
One pin**pple rkopsurf quite fine. 1 pint of berrlee, I illeed hananaa
and the altcea quartered, t orange*, peeled, alli ed and qtartered; 1
lemon peeled and cut fine: awoeten to <**te, add 1 wise glaaaful of
•henry or Madeira, get away until very co!d.
Tomato and Cucumber Salad.
Remove tbe akin from • tomato**, cut a atic* from the at«m end
and ,'n-oop out the tnatda Chop and oraln the pulp, mis It with 1 tea
cupfui of chopped encumber and 14 of a teacupful of chopped aweet
pepper. Add H teacupful of inayonnalee dreaalng Refill lb* tomato
thella. a*rve In lottuo* t»«-*U gamuhod with mayounni**.
Old r aaioontd Veal Loaf.
About I eupa rold co*raely chopped veal. 3 cup* whit* breed aoak*d
In milk. 3 egg*. a little aalt. pepper arid paraley. alao * t*at« of garlic
Ml* well and bake In flat baking pan Juet long enough to aet the egg*
S*rv* cold, cit in nquarw*
The *rgue of the furhala baa but llttl* abated
Ic
Spool of White
Thread. 200 yds
Paper Strong Pins i
Darning Cotton,
black, white or
tan.
Ironing Was. with
handle.
Tailors' Chalk. as
sorted colora.
25c POPLINS, 1 f/ae,
Big line of dnalrable
colors In the stand
ard 25c Poplins and
Pongeee. Special
sale prioe. 1 Ql
yard I OaU
Paet Colored Chsl
lis —76 to 100 styles.
5t 4ic
Hope Muslin, full
pard wide; free
from dressing;
worth Tl.
Sale price ... ISw
10-Yard Limit — No
Phone Orders
Robe Prints — The
7He kind; come In
short lengths of two
to ten yards; we
eetl all you wanL
Sale *a
prlce *t4w
BEDSPREAD
SPECIAL
White Crochet Bed
spread—Rxt.ru Inrge
site, for double bed;
smart designs; hem
med; an unusual
11.50 value. Special
Main Floor
WOMEN'S OXFORDS
Just brinp a dollar and wear them home, if you wish—it Urines pood
luck to wear home new shoes I Lovely patent, vici, ooze, suede, tan,
brown or black Oxfords, Gibsons, Pumps or Sandals, values to $J.OO, in
one grand clearance tomorrow at
An Attractive Window of Theee Shoo* Merit* Your Attention
2c
One dosen Pearl
Button a.
Asaorted Cotton
Tape
Beet Darning Cot
ton
Safety Pins,
strong ones.
Oootf l!o»ks and
Eyes.
, NEW ROUGH
BUITINQS
We Can Bev* You
500 to 91 Psr Yard
If You Buy Now
Hsndtom* Mannish
Fabric* — Home
spuns, Twe«-dt. Ban
nockburns and other
Scotch offsets, arti
Id tremsndou* do*
1 maud right mi
1 and the call tor
these htarr stuffs Is
bound to be much
greater later on In
1 the season, Onra
sre nice, clean wool
i ena that appeal at
i one* to those who
> know. Priced at,
i per yard—
79c, 98c,
$1.25,(1.49,
$1.75
, 42x35 BLEACHED
PILLOW CASES
' N'o dressing; 13'4c
i value; hemmed and
1 ready for use. Rale
10c
| her growth am! development with
1 great Intermit Mar aia* • J-but waa
' planned by her mother In ait effmt
to leach to other* Iha »«>crwfa of
1 1 Mai car > !'■ health and beauty
GREAT FRIDAY SALE
TOLL POUND NICS DIMITY PINIHii WHITING 4 m
PAPBR. «k VAI.UB 1 il|»
ntIDAT
3c
Bos Aasorted
Hair Pins.
P*' cy Pea Hold
era.
Bos M e u r ■ I n g
Pins.
Mary Hooka and
Kyes.
Patent Button
Fasteners.
TABLE LINENS
Table Damask—Oer
man Silver • Finish
Damask, 71 Inches
wide; always a 73c
value: neat designs.
Hiatal sal* CIJn
prlc*, yard ...www
Napkins—Fine Mer
cerised Napkins,
hemmed, ready for
us*; also 1**111; as
sorted patterna;
worth fl.Sfi doaon.
Special sale Q4.
price, per dot. WWW
Table Linen — Pure
Irish IJnen Table
l>itiuaek, full 7t
Inches wide; grass
bleached; well as
sorted -Hue of pat'
terns; II 50 value.
Special sale price,
C. $1.09
WASH 00008
Figured Flsxons—
These come In dainty
figures, on white
25c regu
14c
Sticky Fly Paper—
Nonpolsonous. Per
largs doubts 4 .
sheet ... I W
Cupid Corner
Maud* Younr. 423 TV.wejr place,
*u mnt rted to Henry Johnaon, em
ploye of the Standard If* company,
Ht I o'clock Wedlteaday kftmnon,
at tli»> realdencx ot the lirlde'i pa
ri'iita. lU>y. Oreeiio officiating. Mr*
Hoy C-ory waa matron of honor nnd
Alf roil lllnea, a brother of the bride,
waa the brat man Tha young oou
pie will l>»gln their married life In
their new home at 2ltli and Ward
■treat.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Katie W'.rlun«n. *. attia. 29, Ma»
rla MttKela, Seattle, ':J; J. A llaga
dorn, Kent, legal, Mary M. Hhtilta,
Kent, legal; dure W. Kllbotirti, Port
Ludlow. li-gnl. Oraca Moore, Port
l.udlow, leical, l/oula Alfred fling
man, Portland, Or., 2S. Ma'ha Mitch
ell, Portland, Or . 28; Manottl Ma
grlgllo, Heat tie, 27, Kater Plaaxonl,
H-atlle, 20. Cheater A Kllb'tt, Ore
K.m Cltr, Or . 21. Uydla Horttachuch,
St-altle, 21; Henry Johnaon. Shuttle,
27. Maude Beatrice Young. Seattle,
22, Kugena Hockett, H<-atr «, legal.
Kthel I,elter, Seattle, legal; John
Howard Drehar. Seattle, 36. Wllh<*l
mlna Warr«n, Seaitle, IB; Henry
Peter J#i>»on, Seattle. Jl, Faith Kb
telle MAtteaon. Seattle, 11
WESTERN GIRL WINS
THE SUFFRAGE PRIZE.
VIIm Julia Bracken W*ndt h*a
won th* prl«e offorod by the
Angeteg Politic*! Equality league
for lb® beat poater In faror of
••qual autfrnge Mtaa Wendt'a
poatar repreaenta Juattf* a*at*«l
with her hand on * ahleld em
hi ginned with lhe worda, "IntelD-
K«tiri< llu no Gender" Thla do
vie* I* to bo uiml »n the gution
ery an 4 the literature of U>o
IN|W
REUNION AT WOODLAND PARK
The Preabjrtertan women are
looking forward to a feunlon at
Woodland park Prtday, Kva M
Clark, a native of India, will apeak
lo the people of her country There
will be gt*nl muatc, and att are In
vited lo (Ml and brine lunch.
Ist tfcs Oflfloal Ml Bsaslsi
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
The Fssd-drbik fsr Ail A|SS.
For Infant*. InraLlt. anj Growing cMJna.
I 'ure Nutrition, up budding the v. t.tie body.
lavupvalct the nurang mutlwi and ih* »ged.
K« h milt. n.ailed g—w u powder farm.
A qdck hack yrtyrtj h s bmU.
TakraetaWute. AAhrHOKiICK'S.
tm Mm Oomk/mm or Trwat
4c
Bottle Beet Ink.
Baby Powder,
fancy ean.
Aasorted Hair
Nets.
Asbestos Stove
Lifter.
Tracing Wheels.
I SHEETS
Blesehed Shsete—
j Pull 71x90; ltnprov
■ ed team; 50c value.
; Bale price, 07* n
! each 01 2V
' Percslss—Full 36 In.
; Percales, In Calcul
i ta. navy blue, Kraft,
' etc ; come In short
j length*; 12 V»c kind.
I Sale price 7*f»
yard I 2k
American Prints—ln
Indlgocs, Calcutta*,
navy, red. gTayt,
etc; 7Vfcc value.
Sale price,
yard UC
Blanket#—Pull I<M
Gray or Tan Blank
| els; standard $ 1.00
' blanket; neat bor
ders. Sale CCp
price, pair ...OUv
Limit, 4 Pairs to
Ont Customer
Blankets—Extra full
1 11-4 size; come In
dark gray or tan;
i good weight; the
| beat 11.50 blanket In
the market. 00*
Sale price, pr.OOw
; Limit, 4 Palrt to
Ont Cuatomsr
Bsdspresds — White
Crochet Bedspreads;
smart designs; 11.75
value; fringed and
cut corners. Sale
price, tl 90
etch y I iww
5c
100 yard spool
Sewing Silk.
Large Cube Pisa
11 yarda of [are.
S skeins of Em
broidery Silk.
Nice bottle Per
fume.
810 TOWEL
VALUES
Turkish Towels—
Vnbletched, fring
ed; slxe 20x45;
good 15c Towel. On
sate, special, H.
esch I ll*
j Turkish Towsls—
j Unblenched, hem
| med and heavy; size
23x40. Here It a
good 25c Towel. On
sale, specltl, IQ.
esch I9C
Linen Huck Towsls
—Heavy; slxe 18i
36; 20c. regular.
These are t trifle
soiled. On sale.
p": 14c
S 1-3o LAWNS
Fins Figured Lswns
and Organdie*—
Good assortment of
figured stripes, dots
and floral ttylet.
Sale price /11.
yard •fab
OUTINO FLANNEL
800 pieces of the
regular 124 c Out
ings. Speclsl sale
price, 0-'«p
yard 0-lu
$1
Opmm Wrmm 9 m. m. !• C f. «. Dtllf. I
SrroND AvfNur an* Pwr Snrrrr
••w Yark OamMaa. JIUU IMIttK • <;0.. rmurr miITN mi f T
Is IDwst a
Problem?
TT KRK are I)ust Cloth* and Mop* before which it dis
appear* I While there'* "no oil to soil," they are
antih'-ptic— hygienic. Ask us to »how you these
Dustless Dust Cloths and Mops
Dust Cloth* -The sample
size, regularly 10c, tomor
row 7f
Larger Size, No. B f regu
larly 25r, at IH^
Auto or Carriage Size, N'o.
C, woith 50c, at 111) t
Parowax; 3 Cartons 25c
Not only for use in washing, where it is a safeguard
against germ organisms, whitens and doesn't injure the
moat delicate fabrics, but it's unexcelled for scaling pre
serve# -odorless—tastelc-s. As a preserving-time spe
cial we've marked the carton* O -T Qf
containing 4 cakes at O XOl* C
LIQUID VENEER
The regular
50c bottles ODC
ELECTRO LINE
The polish for solid sil
ver and plated ware—
10c size 6#
25c size .... 18#
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIALS
Wall Coffee Mills
of castiron with
holders of heavy
block tin, japan
ned. Regularly 48c
for 35#
THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO.
wi ihi KiAm.r m wr. Ai>vrHii*r.
ALL WOttH «>t tStSTKKII l« YKAIU
Laboring People's
Dentists
ELECTRO DENIAL PARLORS
Viral sml l*tks
OpfMMlt* NUW Mrn+m
Floorcovering Remnants
Marked for quick selling on Friday and Saturday, all
remnants of Carpets, Linoleums and Mattings. These posi
tively must be cleaned out at once, so if you can use short
lengths of any kind of Floor Coverings from 2 to 16 yards,
this is the best opportunity you will get. Cost is not taken
into consideration, but the room these short lengths occupy
is what we want.
100 Mitre Rugs
AH about three feet six
inches square, made of all
grades of carpeting. For
quick selling we have
made three prices on the
lot, 85#, fl, 91.25.
CARPET REMNANTS
lengths of all
grades of carpeting with
ends neatly finished, ready
for use as rugs—
85#, fl, 91.25
Rugs made of carpet
and border in different
mid sizes at prices less
than cost of material.
Seattle's Largest
Housefurnishing Store
PIKE ST. AND FIFTH AV.
Dustless Floor Mop* with
out handles, packed in car
tons; regularly 50c, for
39#
Floor Mops with handles,
No. 3 size; regularly $1,
for 70f
Mixing Bowls of yellow
stone ware; striped. The
11-inoh size, regu- Oft«
larly 39c, for £n/C
Pancake Turner*; Rey
nolds' patent; 10k: ones
for 6#
Gas Lighters for your kit
chen. You won't need
matches. Regularly 25c,
for 10#
Postal
Scales
which weigh
up to 1 lb. by
half ounces.
Regular
&Tfoi7sc
Larger Ones, which weigh
up to 2 pound*; regularly
$1.23, for 95#
BLANK BOOKS
TRldk Sc. MURRAY
Office and Factory
72 Columbia St.
iMISSION ROCKER
Made of solid oak, in the
(mission finish, wide seat,
upholstered in a pood
grade of Chase leather;
medium high back; reg
ular price $7.00. Special,
$350
s