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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

OF merely lacking a couple OF tn.cknesses
Of carpet over the box with rows Of brass
headed nails.
The tennis racket, the gold sticks and
the other athletic belongings OF the college
girl, her banjo. mandolin and guitar. hung
upon the walls and her camera upon the
shelf
Most fair coIIegians add 10 their outfit
a tiny stove attachment for The gas, on
which they can boil eggs and make a cup
of chocolate or tea. stew oysters or indulge
in cooking for forbidden feasts after the bell
has rung lights out" While the midnight
repssts are not TO be recommended many a
girl who is hungry after the sometimes
slim or not toothsome meal OF the college
dinner room has found the E;.le gas stove
a blessing. Il Is one Of the bits that may
be skillfully slowed away In the shoe box
or out Of the range % vision Of the vigllant
matron when she makes her tours 10 see
that the young ladies' are quite comfortable
and have nothing contrahand about their
rooms. FRANCES HYDE.
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Keep tbe Mindows 0veD.

T IFE, runs IN circles Good h:noA
- makes good nerves. good nerves H.
sure digestion. and good digestion r.isa
good blood. But 20 keep the blood gses
there must be good air. From birth -
death we mus: breathe every moment.
sleeping and waking. night and day yas
only do We need air. but good air. and ;aas
every instant OF our lives Bad air Is mx-
LARA Bad air causes bloc! po-soaing, asa
air once breathed IS bad air. Il is DC.
only deprived Of q part OF It's oxygsa and
perhaps more subtle elements os life but
IL u loaded with an excess OF earooasc
acid. and also with animal irnpur1;iss-ths
foul waste matters cs those who hars
breathe6 It.
There is no worse poison than the crova
poison. Therefore every room IL which
people live should have constant yent.s-
ton. Tae room needs air as well - ,hs
people who live IN Il. Don't ssee2 IN Q
close. musty. sulothering bedroom. opez
the window and allow IL 20 remain ossa
at least an .neh night and day. II cod.
put On an extra blanket. No one ID .ess
liable 20 catch cold than the perso: via
sleeps in an airy bedroom
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

xt.rers trimmings al are closely 1rfs3
- IRE zysse. bur- = y more efTs- me case
tAzs they arg G1.se zctsn6sSzv trimmed
wi1e rhSss 5-asd berg ce1n bred WIZ c1ya
e sor-a various designs rEs11 TIE s3esEsz
za1 srar.- Velvet ard gold sfa1 make
tie 9zyes- - 81 trimmings fer tseSs rea
cozsz
In ire nes hats Ts-far's o-e zs.tsees shs
frs. Indication 81 wfnas TIE changes = tns
usysz - fsSn1sn &Te - BE - -11zsz-
ree-r shar@e se@yzzs - r~@sa--lEate ard "a
iEk@sy ~ be .5e -rsgst gsSDfzar - tie fan
has at zeas. n 4he soft Ezyk stg2ws.
Wits IT, Sz1ncy. fright co.ersd knots 81
rsb@s0- ard gay sHwe-x rzala85ag a11t and
filing az, "a c8ttsss@s OF gFe frames. fa@g
ara 5oth chic ara booming The Lc.1ls
XIV knots Of sIGerE5 Es3xef arr fzEo-s5
On she r.est ur 80 data hats 5 moved way
81 Gskng traern ~ ~ placing them straig1r
acgoss tte cFown. 0sa = h2t - eersse
straw large knot - black velvet was
Ts.ace5 IL THIS way ~ Ire hack cherries
go5sg al ass1i TIE bra-a. be1efses of eAer-
ys@x alternating with a1n-5 e yStvet rsf-
toz. The cluster q trimming a11er the
;5ra q. re baek Vas 81 pale green SIX.
E.uaerzl<f gTSsn velvet - n1tfced on 50
many os cse Ez1x f&at Gre wGzs5ers IL 4
s. - D. ots ~ tbs prs3ontnz cc5ers
% the autumn. BzreDeG blue pe-venche
blue which = Eataer I&Tesl1=r sAan blae.
tEYgzesse ara RED are supposed 10 be the
popular eol0Fs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

Paris. sept. e. 'sss.
~EHGETTC ssgat~erx VIC rr;J
Ill eroxs tAx CITY are <eaatS-ag
f& tsse.r eyes rsoo tbs pretty cts
LIZ saH'as ane sr'aaeir taas are
eysryexsAege ascez-lsg ~ sss9y
windows and esen a9oa the ssFsetS as the
advance gard Ct the sgtaEsn .&ssstosss. Tbs
nsen6s sssg2nfe IL SIN assay fran TIE cits.
hi "a sEs ssead Il ss.3y gce8~saas1rsG
tafesx ssa&t aces from tise Gaay bszs-ss arcs
- tie Eoss. where sasay esfes Esske sfss
ssisss rstrsat . oosss - the ryc91sts AID
She tired and 1sAszs nsasses Nl&o saAgs 80
e5steaax sG tae provinces 70 winch 70 re-
ssre when King Sol Aeeemsx anbsaraDle.
0=e SECS heTe and shers beneasa the
Gnai eosored tents. WHERE Patlssans and
sxaueers 81 70 sins &s1 AsasB 10 the
charming music which ssrsnse. orchestra
On sAe halcoEy o. ss1g chalet aascourses
~ s.Assnc6se Intervals. 3 gD&n tsa2t would
Charm Esge aearE OF far American cy-
cssst- Is bite psage aHa ezra lssssn coats
are worn Dy b.eyeasssS here with yfigst al
Data skirts.
Gne bicycling g0wn, which Was both pic
t1rsseue arc practical, Was nsads Of eoasss
eern gE1ssa. The SKIRT divided o51e and
Eeacts1 10 The boot segs. i3g9n each OF
tsse seams OF tlse sAiEt was q broad brown
stfaE . sas1d Of ihe ssas D.iaa atfErhed
abeat TIE 4ssn 81 the SIKH 4 little round
Goat aAso rad tAe 5ggwa ia cross sisapS III
military fashion. with this Was WORN
bodice Of white ha4lsis Handsomely trim
med win embroidery aid tscks.
Another gown Horn ty q bl4y ~. Of al
had .keEs az
basque shaped Ia the Tack IL was made
OF blue a4paea q material that always
promises wEis for service. The collar and
revere of the jacket were covered with
white pta9s. while tiny gold buttons ar
ranged In quaint designs giittered here and
there. a coarse blue straw hat trimmed
with dark blue wings ard draped with
white lace scArf was worn with this.
SILKY black alpaca was the foundation
material OF a very pretty specimen OF the
autumn gown 1hs alpaca Was combined
with black satin, white MORE antique ard
gold cord. The SKIRT had several small rolls
OF back satin trimming The bottom Of the
skirt. Oh which on either aide Of the hips
graduated lengths OF the gold cord were
saved. each piece being finished with tiny
gold button, The turned back facing On
the bodice was ornamenfed with stripes OF
the braid. with q gold buiten tipping each
length. The bodice and sleeves we're COW
cred with rolls O. the black satin placed at
regular intervals. a vest of pale pink cthlf-
fnu showed between the rsyers Of the Goes
over bodice.
Sa.y blue serge fabric that holds the
championship wfssre long enduring popu-
iaraty - considered. makes an effective de-
but for the coming season Ia some OF the
aatgmsn's most fetching costumes. One
which displayed ils charms 10 advantage
WAS 3 walking gown ause SIMPLY made.
with DARK bi1e braid. The jacket Witch
Sas es9f CT 50 the waist. As e}ashed OPEN
81 order that The silk graie forming tie
wasxt5ana might pass through. AL the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25
Black 6uTraD. Lozs1ses.

MANY housekeepers Will have made
A'A their Jams and jelEes by now. but
Sill Il VIII not be too late 10 make a few
lozenges for the children 10 give them n
the winter nights before going 20 bed.
These iozenges WIFI not only DO their
colds good. but please them.
Those who have robbed the syrup from
the jam for their jelly may use some %
that, but those who have not made Jelly
may take some of the juice or syrup from
the jam. The curTants can be reserved
:or currant tea for The invalids, SO moth
ing IS wasted.
Mix half a. pound OF sugar with one
third of d pint OF black currant JUICE, dis
solve an ounce OF gelatin and simmer the
whole n a pan for twenty minutes Pour
tire mixture out IN thin layers into tins
about a quarter Of an inch thick When
nearly cold. stamp out Dust lightly with
sugar and keep n alright boxes for fu-
ture use.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

round OF visits find that IL IS most conSen-
Ten, to have black hat with them which
will answer every purpose Although tna
modern hat boxes are most conveniently
arranged 70 hold six hats. when in the
old days four was the most they would
contain, stll fashion dictates that so many
different hesdgears must be worn that x
IL not surprising that many fan back on
these useful black hats. Generally the hats
show few yellow roses nesting under
the brim-
This stylish headdress finds special IA
vor with those who do not wear collar
bands and have their dresses cut slightly
low at the neck. surm0unted by dog
collar Of pearls and tichu over the Shout
der.
most telling toilet worn lately was
black hat, with yellow roses under the
brim. worn with a PLAIN coi0red spotted
muslin and yellow chiffon parasoi.
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Hats are male errvf-x backrari from
TIE face. with a very distinct care. wssea
is balanced by .ae SowrTa-1 -ea5 n
rre -s2r 7. i style which suits ssscsS
.acaz Il The ar-snze-@n. o. tAe trimming
Is a. artistic a-s. and :. ss therefore Ike
II 20 - generally wo-I
Some very pretty toz2es especially F-1ssss
fer travelling nzv4 znsr1s1a53s c-oaEls.
k5aSsa by 3csTss ~ rs1poE az3 Ss-sscsaesss
1ows-v employed so~ trTsr-a5nE, As al
rfse material Z u t1e finest qualify ons
rs4v lean aEgt1St fns czsfions wlEhSlt
fear.
4 t04as Ehsc1 woGi5 LOOK well @ Al
oval face 81 me bIon1 type. framed zIsa
plenty 81 soft. saving BAR. Was of @Aats
satin yesie3 & white sssse ard ezahYosG-
ere5 II BLACK chenille ami 5et- a black
velvet hrlr1 wss rurosss - OF ths left
side where white bird % soft plurnase
nestled snsorg Tire knots q black yetFst
yi5ascn-
New ard then one sees & gown thai ts
striking enough 30 De called really orfgf
nj 4 fashionable naolsste here recently
>onpleted ore CT swse1 that see-e4 a.
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I'll ~ the room which the average
I'm college girl takes possession Of
IN OF the day on which sae makes
her frat acquaintance with al
ira mater. Whether Il remains so depends
. good deal on the college girls own skill
and taste.
When Angelina or belinda frSt makes
Acquaintance aith The room that Is for
four years 10 be hsr lesser home. IT usually
contains an iron bedstead. n chinonicr, Is
dressing table. a washg,and. small paint
ed table and couple Of chairs. THIS
apartment Is 10 be sleeping soom. sitting
room and study. yet IN attrsc,iyenesz t,
has little 20 rocommend Il for any pur-
pose.
Most experienced college girls have a H.
tie stock % ornaments. pictures rugs and
err,sins. which they leave in the care Of
the porter from yuar 10 year. The ars,
term girls have no idea C! what To bring
II Is Bat uu'u a glii Is aln1os: through
college shat she knows Just hos little wia
make her room cofntarsaiia ana attractive
One roam ~hteA may he taken as Il
pretty fair working u8o4ei WAS made -
heck honaeIike WITH "a small expenditure a.
time sad money. 1}te college, xtri wha
owned T. after i0rpe tgES lie gloomy in
ser.ag 81 the habs;sf3an - @hich tao pre-
eeplrssz cf she aofus.tastes ronsigutd her
weut oa1 ana bought tMtuty ysr.is ~ cheap
hai pretty art u.gSilns. f'ieee Of eretouae.
q xsrsa = o,~3 sable and small folding can
vac char. Her favofita pie'urez. a rock
.ng chaif sra fb~ SOFA cuShisn covers.
brought from aane Ia her trunk also ~en,
iors say toward making cosy shat cold
snd hsre-lookine room.
Sure Of fhs pictures were simply un-
mounted e5cA.nss, photographs or art ;ouF-
nai Supplements These STE mounted On
psatehaar,l. sui. binding Them With hr0N n
snslr fleton. hsi very talg Imitation -
rAshog any frames T'he c,sS1 on overs
sha stuffed win = cheap l,uG soft material
bought =. TIE uQAc,stese~'s
The PHOTOGRAPHS were n,aumtot 81 a
broad nsece Of s3oSon THREE or taur IFseaes
wide thu pictures heing fastened ~ f@ans
cs silk or the Szuss eo}av. noWs At eaca
esd * she Etea0n Nnrve8 - hsds tire s;eut
,acAs that Aei1 il ana ihe pictures 20 the
wall
In arranging tAe faFnjs0re, era dressing
case was placed arro@s tae cosuet next
the window ana the chlTN3ev against ifs
wall beside the uc4
Tie plain io..o~ c2Scs Wsfc covered VIA
lace shaass. throuea ws:Sh shore Blue ~
ri.sk muslin. 4 spread % the Ssnie Gov
cred sae hsd, Although ats might seem
q srise ex:Fayasau; ,es 3ace Nas q coarse
material and cost very isgie. Besides tae
dark lining saved tAcr,i fvorsg the iaaHfresss'
han. for ie-Ee< space nf tlrar tssa wsuli
~ ISsss bic Win a white spread ~ White
p.sios sa$es Tao Tables hsA bright Gov
ess. re Smaller c1S afsag reserved fer
~ gsy sea serysc@ whletl a 50 uSsfl3 4
raft - the cc'}ege gtr}s oGftt. SIS II gives
al arr - hospitality Ia The afternoon gath
ex4nxs IL tAs 8asss.s .s,s.ss u tie hox.ss~ can
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uoss worthy % such designation IL
was faced with h-zgh. colored tartan o.
TIE clan. by ths way. az the Scotch count
ess far wesc-a X Was ov1e-e1- Eaca q tne
seams CT basque ard skirr Was open Tor
saSzyss hasf ar 11ca to display he tartan
bena<zth ire edges hs3rE finished wlE5 sew
arai rows 90 ELK stitching The -ou-1
tan= zHss1s TIRE bottom 81 The Jacket also
showed q half icca s3ge o. the tartan.
WITH Ire -owa Vas = hat % brown tsse.
yery high n he crown AID trimmed with
s.fk tartan am pleasant wings
Particularly Partisan IN rs chic was
gown CT SCI; gray cashmere. wsth deep
tscks ah8ut the skirt and sleeves ard 4
sseep voS& sf gUIpure lace The tucxs
were three Ii nugnaer zn4 were q dark.
er agt ha<I0aIx!as shade q cloth About
the skirt they formed a pointed cTerski-t
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coming back from Paris. The
TN first thing you are told. and ev-
LIZ erybody who is somebody is
woman body. is that unless you
can wear cherries you are nobody. The
Frenchman la mode wears in his but
tonhole huge bunch Of cherries. with
stick and leaf as the background. Real?
Well. they are the mex: thing 10 1t. You
are almost ready 30 swear tina; those cher
RES have Just come from the tree Itself:
but, unlike those belonging TO the tres
identified with G. Washington. these arc
made Of the most perfect ce!luIoid Then
the dark haired girl has bunch Of cher
ries d. her waist 10 convince you OF III
smailness. and the plump gin has a
bunch Of cherries in her hair to remind
you OF the quantity OF beautiful uesses
that are her own and to which the cher.
ries form a good contrast.
Next 10 cherries. every body who 70 any
body IS drinking Scotch whisky. The bot
tie that used 20 fig and encourage our
wit IL out OF fashion. The bottle which
held the somewhat sour bat lovely color-
ed liquid has. me'aphorically. gone 70 ,hs
dogs. while the golden tinted sherry. with
It's ravor OF nuts and It's bouquet Z sweet
flowers. may De taken with your soup
but IL is not counted as a necessity snsra-
~ something that we bear because our
grandfathers did II. But the Scotch whfs-
Ky pale yellow In color. mixed with soda,
is given 20 you ali through your dinner.
whether you like il or not. and really.
though 1t has not the virtues Of Araby
the BEST IN the way OF smell, still II IS
not altogether criminal and It's taste can
and mus. be cultivated.
me queen has INDUCED IN Scotch ard
soda unin she has forgotten her own aga
ard has 20 refer TO the "Peerage" to dis
cover just how old she Is. AS for the set
taa: calls itself I'VE" Il is saving nancy
By this Scotch idea, and as ore young
man whose draw: has been gained by
Five Years Of Life Among tho utvh
lands'' said: 81. is so beastly vulgar.
don't you know. 10 be anything but stlngy
nowadays fellow. though. has to learn
Just now Re can give a penny 20 another
fellow who IS starving and has the usual
siI wives ana children. Still IL fellow
learns 70 give his penny to the other fell
low with the right air the other fellow
thinks that he certainly must be q duke.
else he wouldn't be so careful OF mis-
money. way. my dear fellow. IL took ne
quite a time 10 discover that the peoDis,
who give wonderful presents ard soend
no end OF money are always rhe people
!" no aug up their gold or went out doing
washing and sometimes earned their due
ats IL a way not SO clean. We who really
Know appreciate the value Of money and
while We do kind thing for a fellow ne
CONT go around throwing our money
away. That's bsastly had form, and az
you are young am going TO tell you. nv
Gear boy, 20 take this lesson 20 heart. Clvs
little talngs. and people are certain o
think you are awfuiey wealthy and very
sNngy, whereas. as suggested, talk quiet
~, anc when you give some tyItie maxi 4
come gift that money could not purchase.
but which courtesy could only command.
As I said before, learn 20 know bow 10
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The appearance, ewing 20 contrast OF coli
or i very sppetiz.ng.
Timed asparagus must be made quite
hat and served on toas. with freshly
made white sauce or melted butter. Good
timed CT bottled peas should be small
ard OF a Light green color. Har!cots.
verts or French beans should be made
quite no. and served with little good
white sauce.
NacedoiDes are tins OF mixed preserved
vegetables, the chief ingredients being
green peas. chopped carrots ard turnps.
They make a pretty dish al a few mo-
nnents' notice. either by placing than,
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EriasSmaids' Bouqusss.

ITO MAKE bridesmaids bouquets there
l. are some beautiful Ceep red roses
that bloom late in September. Some cac-
tus dahllas mingled with foliage might DO
carried by the bridesmaids in the styis
called sheaf bouquets tied with ribbons.
These ought not 20 be expensive. The
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Iulox to Use
III Canned Provisions.

II VEGETABLES such IS tomatoes ara
NY very useful In making soaps \
W small tin % peas will Re found
useful n orzaEeating : leg of nu;soa.
When the carrots and .G-nfrs are cooked
sufficiently. cut the latter n halves.
slightly hollow cut the center % each %
these azd q. thA cavity % soz,a WITH
chopped caro-: Rad os others with peas
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red Virginia creeper leaves could be made
up pretty into bridesmaids bouquets thar
ought 70 cost mere song. though il Is not
SO much the blooms one pays Tor as the
siiI! IN the arrangement only possessed by
the very best florists.
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Hats Ii Sir Joshua Reynolds.

TT Is absolutely necessary nowadays
that beauty should be clothed in pic
-uresqge attire: otherwise she is apt to
De dowdy. Although all kinds OK fantastic
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design. Three smaller tucks were also
On the lower edge Of the lace yoke. The
girtlle of silk consisted OF alternate tucks
OF light and dark gray silk clasped with
q jeweied buckle ef silver and fuoonstones.
TIE high collar was similarly decorated,
though OF course there was no buckle
CATHERINE, TALBOT.
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Continued on Page z.
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Paris. sept. e. ssss.
gEpgETJC ssgat@e<g VIC F-;J
/ ~ eroxz tAs CITY are <@astSag
~ fsse.r eyes rszss ths pretty cts
t1nss sns s<sEaes TIA: ara
s.xerzsrstasxs a-s-@z-4~sx Ia 4s2y
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lBab's
Copyrichted. 1888.

who IS anybody Is
coming back from Paris. The
first thing you are told. and ev-
erybody who Is somebody Is a
vn,yo~ h%Gu % tha@ ,,rf.a.r <ro.r
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X THE X
@e1gege Girls lRognn.
C%CCnOrz0
@70Sfc0D

ARE, bleak ard unattractive Is
the room which the average
college girl takes possession: of
OF the day on which she makes
her ffrSs ass1t.afYsta nee. with =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-08
The Northern Pacific

Railroad still continues the popular
route for eastern travel and now that
summer is opening up it becomes more
so than ever, The pleasant and com
Portable accommodations furnished
passengers are prOYerbial and need no
mentiOn.The quick time made, without
change OF cars is universally known.
The road traverses the most magnifi-
cent belt of country in the world,
every mile furnishing constant seen.
cry attractive and interesting, so
that the traveller goes through withs
out fatigue and reaches the iourneyis
end without realizing distance. Ali
trough Washington, Idaho, Montana
Dakota, Nebraska and the OtLer
states, the eye is feasted with scenes
pleasing and impressive, while no
sand storm, suffocating atmosphere or
other demoralizing dlscomf6rts are
met with. For tickets and full mar
ticulars call on
THOMAS, WATT & co.
No coz Co., Agents.
building formerly occupied by Dan I
Fry's drug store, Salem. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-08
FROM LOWELL, MASS.
The Home Of hoods sarsapnhIis :
A rondarf,si Cure.

"a swelling IS big as large marble
came under my tongue. Physicians said IL
was a semi-transparentt tumor and must be
operated upon. felt could notstaud it,
and as spring came began to take my
favorite spring tonic, Hoods sorsaparllla.
The bunch gradually decreased and finally
disappeared. have had no sign OF its re-
turn. am glad to praise Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla." MRS. II. VI. CosURN 8 Union ST.,
Lowell, Mess. Get HOODS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-08
w llo

wants money back for .Sckik
HMgs Best teal
Only few--no, that's too
many,
Nobody that's too
few.
Almost nobody yes,
that's right.