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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-16
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-16
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16
u/nN q n0HnlTu II you're going o kiss
I\\ xE1uII \ i breaches French priestess
hDOO NuUUUu |. who SCOTS English

but you're ashamed of the great
est--Iove.
"Your women are to blame,
think. One hears here SO much
of woman's so-called inferiority to
man. Some women really think
they are. Why. in France such
an opinion would be considered q
stupidity.
There's too much false modes
ty about English women.
"Why do French women dress
themselves in their best and prom
enade the boulevards, past the
men sitting in front of the cafes?
To be admired, of course. The
men sit there to admire--to see
the elegant toilettes and the dainty
figures and the pretty faces.
Your prude of an English
woman shrinks from such O pa
rade and such cynosure, but the
French woman looks for such adj
niration. She would be disap-
nointed-and quite rightly--if she
did not receive 1t.
"It is this continual repression
which makes English children
blush when asked about their love
for their parents, that makes Eng
lish women less 1ovable, because
less natural than French women.
Because English men set the ex-
|amDle English women think It
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mel to teach Londoners how to
love. She begins with speaking
right out in meeting.
She has London gasping,
squirming, pleading for quarter
tThea staid, complacent English
man doesn't like it little bit, but
e falls over 'imself buying is
tickets for Nine. de Perrot's lee
lures on the art of love-making al
Fortune playhouse, Brewster st.
Nine. Perrort is a diminutive lit
tie person, but on the platform she
makes noise like Billy Sunday
And she's not a whit less vigor-
GUS.
"You make me smile, you hulk.
ing Englishmen," she says. "YOu
imagine you know how to love,
The average French schoolboy il
a better lover"
Take the way you kiss, for in
stance. You hold at arms length
the woman you dream you would
die for and implant on her fore
head or her lips a cold. dry caress
of seconds duration.
eff you have any passion you
throttle it. So you disappoint her.
LET yourself out, kiss the poor
woman. Don't cut it short because
you have an engagement for tea
or set of cricket to play. Kiss,
kiss, KISS her-drink the nectar
from her lips-press her to your
self. Give her a bear hug.
You seem afraid of love. Ev'
cry other passion--greed, ambi
ton, hatred-you discuss freely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16

PHILADELPHIA, April Is
The field of stars ON the United
States flag is becoming overcrowd-
ed with stellar emblems. AS new
states are added the difficulty in
creases of placing the stars in a
graceful manner on the field and
still leave room for others to be
added. A bill has therefore been
introduced In congress to rear
range the stars SO as to make 1t
possible to add the stars from time
to time without disturbing the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16

LONDON. April 15.-"You
English know love? Bah! Love
whose holy fire ever burneth'-
sacred, beautiful. the one reality
of life-is a sealed book to you,
In love you are yokels, tyros."
Nine. de Perrot, Paris priestess
of love, has come across the chan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16
scandinavian Land Co.
Rooms 5O7 and 8 Bernice Bldg.

BEGIN TO SAVE Nowii,--I offer
q pair OF lots, located just north Of
Center ST.. for 1926: SIS down, SIC
monthly: warranty deed and abb
stract. Diagram at my office.
Fob HoMERUILDrNG-Four lots
on the East Side. are all cleared
and surrounded by q heavy wire
fence with two good gates. Prize
1900 each Terms $40 down and $40
Completes abstract ana warranty
deed. will loan you enough 70
build nfco bungalow.
Owner, o62 X Pacific Av,
Remember. Room FOUR
ASK BROWN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16

FOR SALE By owNER-1 lot Is
Kills; new house. just finished, large
enough for small family: within 100
and coal yards at your door Store
and butcher shop within 2 blocks.
Free mail delivery every morning.
Perfect title. Price $500: 800 cash
and $40 q month. Enquire 403 Cali
fornia bldg.
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The most critical time In the bat
tie OF life. Is when a man has to
decide whether he win build a home
or pay rent. Let us show you our
Beautiful addition and explain our
proposition before you decide. S15
monthly will buy a beautiful littlo
Nome. Don't put Il off. II you dD
the other fellow will not. and we
only have few more choice lots
IN the last ciose-in addition to Ia
coma. Call at $40 Pacific Ave. Gill
Home Investment Company.
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general plan. This idea has been
anticipated by private citizen.
Henry Vogt of 5168 Viola st.. this
city. who has designed a flag for
which the thanks of the war de-
partment have been extended.
Vogt's design is shown In the ac-
companying photograph OF his
flag. which decorates his house on
all public occasions. He would
place the stars in a circle, with .
keystone design In the center.
leaving room for the addition Of
stars around the circle.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS PRopERrY-vAcANr LOTS HOMES ACREAGE
vASHON ACRES

b-ACRE
cent This land lies we'll . the best soil for peaches apple.
from from 70
be sold within week Come make selection from the plat
Magnolia =
"A. {.
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s-AcRE HOME

FINE NEW s-RooM HOUSE
Right at car line station. u miles
south OF Tacoma One acre cleared,
young orchard, good soil and the
land levqi. plenty o. timber for wood
and kooa Yeter Whit more DO you
Dzx Bankers xrust 5ids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16
REAL
ESTATE

One hundred Thousand dollars
being spent for improvements in
Central Park now. Come, see; lots
4116 up. with fmprovements, only
4te down and IS per month Get OF
%. Tacoma car ut Ssth and n SITS ;
office one block west. Gill Home
Investment Co.
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narketS

Wheat.
Export-Bluestem $1.23; club
l$1,13; Red. $1.0s.
Milling prices range &c eb0vo
prices paid By exporters.
Livestock.
Steers Choice, 51k @5K;
common. 5@5M.
Cows, Sc; heifers, SIC.
Sheep - Ewes. &c; wethsrs.
&c: lambs. &c.
COMMISSION HOUSE wHox;E-
SALE PRICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cream
|ery, 30@31c.
Washington ranch. nc.
CHEESE-Tillamook. 17c; uIa-
mond Brick, 16c; Wisconsin tall
|cream. 1Sc; Oregon brick, 19cs
Swiss (domestic), 1sc; Limhufxef
1Sc; Block Swiss, Use; Ro&GG
fort, lib. doz., 34.76; Ml
|$s.25.
FRESH FRUIT-AppIsa. 1q6nl.
I$1@1.25; Yakima, $500 a.; 5
pears, &1.1O01.75; bAnaunAs, III,
10 n G; cranberrtes, t14@15; d1toe,
Hallowh. bulk. exc; Fard. TVet
llb.. Sc; figs, CAL. 10-1b. bo16d1S
75c; 25-lb. boxes, $1.1B; Mo1of<
grapes, $3.50: Tangerinea Cir
le1.66; grapefruit, box, @1+< 43
lines, dOE.. i5c; Qu7ncco o
i41.10; lemons, faney, al 3 a
|choice. 33.o0; orange. e = ~
|&2,76; navels, $1,000 !. So. e
lxx29tt pfneoppleas 4
A-bQ; dp Jumbo, 4.50s ia a
mons, box. e1.3b; {3.z63 N
IGranasea. box. t1.6o. IA. 4
TRE9H VEGETABLES
beans, h., 1ac; arfichoko6, 11
lo0@ alt new beets, 81,
lcabbage, lb., 304Hc; new ~
Ido2s zoe; celery. 500: e&N u11 4
Is q So: garlic, lie; 0o1on1.
$3.50; potatoes. local. ton, {.
I28; Yakima, $3.50 So: p< z
$1,000: parHnfps, Gack, 50 5
lpers, green. III, roc; nplnoQh
| Califo<n12 tomatoes, n; ~ i; (
tomatoes, a.: tuxuipG, dQ1s
| pumpkin1, DINA H191
Zoe; caulidowef, 12<2S II 4
a., , 10; lettroe, c1a@
/ ERNbH Nina J.
~; D<eor b0<lI 0><
JOG; pork, TOO 1Q3< Il ~
pork, lac; 11o4te. a Is
HAMS AND HACo
1 1 a.; picnic hams, = q 81 l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16

THE FRENCH STYLE OF Uo-
CULATION--THE ONLY WAY,
AS NINE. PERROT DECLARES.
their duty to be cold. They do
not realize their power. they think
1t bad form to reveal their true
feelings.
"Ah, you poor people, how
much you miss!"
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A CHOICE B-AcRE
TRACT FOR $500

This is located on the Puyallur
oar line near Summit station. on
The county road. good soil. lays wei
and adjQininE Land is selling fol
double the price OF the above. Bet
ter ee& hia today. We have or
's'' y Az California Blsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16

5-room swiss ,bunkaiow, new.
iath room, pantry closets. reoeps
lon hall. porfhes fenqaf and II
siqs F'nR 4s s sSs s siss v sss@
action ssssls H daf. XXX e: = %5InlsRs x
ssP e = taken ss. e. "a, =. ws me.tn rsFs'
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ORCHARD BEACH

The most beautiful site for sum
mer homes on ouartermAster Hnr-
good water; exoehsn9 ' boat service ,sw
new wharf on the property; lots
ooT Priea W Prom g o siso nss n size
cordinK to location. Easy terms.
Take steamer vashon Sunday a :
q m. Statesmen on the ground to
show the property. II yod cant 10
Sunday. call at our office ana We
any week day. A plat and price
List TOR the asking.
A. e. Grafton q Co.
B0a-3 Berlin Bldg. Tel. Main PIC
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Scandinavian Land Co.

$1.100--5 acres water front on Nc
Eeils island; good house, with
healthy young orchard and one acre
best Strawberries. with all house
hold goods. including new $40
range. This is cash proposition
and is very cheap and must be sold
at once.
$1,000 acres. all In berries, at
Sumner, with 7-room new plastered
modern house and other outbuild-
imgs. Terms: $4,000 cash. bal. long
time.
81, 5ee--5 acres at Quartermaster
acres cleared. with " acre of ber-
ries, with Groom new house. This
has marine view. At this price 1t
won't last long.
$1,500-12 acres on Anderson ISL
and. This is nice water front. with
gradual slope. 2 acres cleared, with
small house and other outbuildings.
Terms " cash
$1,000 acres, near Sherlock,
with IL acres cleared and Ii acres
in bottom land, balance timber. Also
house and barn. Terms X cash.
140 acres, 3 miles from Roy at $35
per acre, rs acres plowed, 30 acres
swamp, balance good logEed-off
|f~All these are snaps anoif you are
Interested, come In at once. as they
won't last long.
Scandinavian Land Co.
Rooms 5o7 and Bernice Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16

FOR SALE BY owNER-Must. sell
at once, lots, all fenced with SIT.
wire; so good variety of fruit trees;
lots of blackberries and strawber-
ries. New 4-room house. basement
under half of same; pantry 4xl2;
blocks from car line; 10 minute car
service. Ferfect title. Price $l.o5o;
$3.50 caslr&1k per month. Enquire
lOs caltz Bldg.
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ron sALm On TnApu

A good 5-room house. with OUT
iiidings, on 2 lots: with bearing
! car ar line. Price SS'io6. Win take
he or two good vacant lots an first
|syment. Balance at as per month.
tx par cent interest,". Phone NJ a7e7
r can at es7 80. = e
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lE.PIERCE

lots ON North Fife ST., 100 It.
"a Point car; all kinds local inn
vemepts; $500 cash secures them.
4. Bo6--X well built ana substan-
Groom dwelling: q lots. east
or IN s years.
Eall at 1o18 a ST., ana s ., m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-16
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Carpenter steady work
to good men, part cash. and part
70 apply on lot OF house and lot IL.
Robert Paul. 31i-12 Bankers Trust
Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE. EoANs q ms.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

). w. VAUGHAN. Carpet and Rus
weaver. East p and 9th st.
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TIMES
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

UpholsterinE. Hart, 1o22 Yak. MI
PHYSICIANS.
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DIR, McKoNE, Prov. Bldg. offic,
NJ 21s: Res. secs.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

supplies. Waists made of crlnkle ciotn
are also popular this summer and can be
easiy washed out over night, requiring
no ironing at all.
Conveniences When Travelling.
The experienced traveller usually knows
just what to carry and has things IN
readiness for journey. even al short no
tice For one who travels infrequenty
the following list of necessities and con-
yenienCes may prove of assistance:
\ small bag or housewife completely
furnished with thread needles, tlnmble,
pns SCISSORS, tape. sewing SILK, earning
cotton and a few buttons, hooks and eyes.
A stiff hair brush and comb n "A case
whiskbroom and clothes bruSh. tcotn
brush, nail brush. tooth paste and toilet
lanollne, all i'll tuDes: a naad mirror tiiat
will hang up, a rubber lihed pas Iof WASH
cloth or sponges. hot water bag or one
of the heat storing bags that holds heat
longer and dos not involve possipie leak
age.
YER, convenient and serviceable. besides
velvet or chintZ covered, and burn pas
tiles that can be procured at any oriental
shop. They cost but II or - cents Tor
stoves and package OF fue' which lasts
a long time. \ washable cover shouia
be made for them.
Travelling soaps come now in leaves
and powder comes in the form of
pocket powder book. that can be slipr ed
into a purse or handbag. with no powder
to spill The leaves of the book, which
come either in a pink. white or cream
white are absorbent, and one leaf is suf-
ficient for an ordinary application, aI,er
which it can be thrown away.
A fruit knife, a penknife and a box
of assorted rubber bands are each use
full. as also a folding drinking cup and
a corkscrew. Useful meGicaments are "a
bottle of lavender salts. spirits of am
monia, jamaica ginger and soda mint tab
lets.
y writing case equipped with writ ng
paper and envelopes. postals. fountain
Evening star., 1909-07-11

of a pound of finely ground coffee in a
percoator, pour in pint of boiling water
and allow il to filter. not boil, for twenty
minutes. When cool turn into a bottle
and cork tightly. Two tablespoonfuls
added to cupfui of hot milk makes an
easily prepared and delicious drink
Travelling Milk Bottles.
With bottle-fed baby the question of
warm milk on journey is a serious one.
as cold milk is apt to cause cole. For
such the following suggestions recently
given by a trained nurse may he found
useful. Place, she says. a flannel cloth
i'm the bottofn and around the sides % a
covered basket or satcllel. On this lay a
thermos bottle or bottle OF hot water.
Fill, the required number of nursing bot
Ties with milk prepaf ed food Cork the
bottles and over each cork put u fresh
minnie. Place, a thick flannel over all
and the milk will keep warm all day. II
too hot. the milk bottle can. be taken
from babies ireless cooker some time
before using. or may be cooled at the
rain water cooler If Alis method is en-
ploycd there will be no disagreeable bot
lie washing or sour nipples, as each bot
tie can be laid aside as finished.
For the Summer Camp.
Where one goes into camp for the
summer near enough to civilization to
have frequent weekend guests the fol-
lowing new tidbits will go far toward
making hospitality a pleasure. not task.
Red Spanish peppers in jars to be used
as salad with French dressing or in
sandwiches Wooden boxes Of -uava
paste to serve with crackers and cheese
in the salad course. Tin jars OF pre-
served suavas To be eaten as a sweet
for luncheon or served at dinner.
Japanese boxes filled with spiced al
monds to be used in place of saited nuts
Los Gatos. California. prunes sun dried
so as to develop their own sugar. then
Evening star., 1909-07-11

canned without the usual preliminary y
processing in lye. These are deilG ht!ui
for a ready-to-hand dessert seiVen Win
either cream lemon juice or Hme Juiee.
Then there are bettled lines a.l.
fruit sirups from which cooling drinks
can be made on hot days jams marina ,
ladies' fish tastes, pastes OF chicken anu
truffIes to spread on bread ana Du'tei
cyrstaIlized and glazed fruit ana nuts
and delicious stuffed dates ana prui'es'
Stuffed Dates and Prunes.
Steam dates or large dried prunes uhtii
soft. or use the California canned pruhes-
Pi, and fill each one with PLAIN 1ohdah.'
with fondant and chopped nuts Mixed
with walnut. pecan or almond meats with
bits of preserved ginger. or crystaiiizeu
pineapple.
Press together and roll in sranulatea
sugar If nreferred cheese may be used
to filI them, in which case the roiiihs
in sugar is omitted, ana Tue
eaten with the salad course
Little Ginger Cakes With spices
These are wholesome and delicious ior
afternoon tea or the lunch basket - ="
we'll to have goodly number, LOT '"eS
60 like proyerbiai '.hot cakes. war
together in a big earthen bowl one pouiu
butter or butter and lard mixed ana
pint of black. rich molasses- Aoa o.s
pound light brown sugar. nan oupiu'
cream. two tablespoonfuls ground ginger,
two tablespoonfuls cloves, TWO siateu
nutmegs. sa,tspoonful salt ana a 'apie-
spoonful each alspice and cinnamon
Sift together three pounds flour that mas
been already twice sifted. two teaspoohiuis
cream of tartar and teaspooniui soud-
Add to the batter and lastly loid ~ q
cupfui stoned raisins and currants thiAeu'
half cupful thin sliced citroh anu g,
cunf,,l mt meats. Bake in small pans IN
a rather quick oven. This same rule eau
Evening star., 1909-07-11

Empire state and naturally ran across
any number OF fair June brides. There
was one who sat opposite me. whose
Costumng an object lesson that
spelled Don't" Her travelling gown. an
expensive creation of some ;himmering
satiny material. would have been charm
ing for an afternoon reception but was
wholly too fine for travelling while her
hat boplumed and trimmed elaoorately
with velvet ribbon, was such an enormous
affair that one felt she should have had a
car To herself and her hat. When it was
on her wonderfully coffed head. Her hus-
band could not get within speaking dis
tance OF her. When removed and pinned
10 the curtain il obscured the entire
window. There was no room for il in the
rack above the seats, and when she put
it on preparatory To going into the dining
car every one else watched breathlessly
to see If she could get through the car
door Her husband was the most un-
happylooking bridegroom it was ever my
fortune 20 witness. and IL all due
apparently, to mis- inability to adjust him
get up
Travelling Neglige.
There is a new garment in the shops
this year that offers untold comfort to
the traveller who has TO make us OF the
sleeper. 1t is Of black China silk made
long enough 10 envelop the whole figure.
- iA'S 81 june, Is DeitSu u0Wn at the waist
line and has a little black Capuchiu hood
attached to cover the head when going to
the dressing room. 1t is so light that it
can he folded into small compass for the
travelling bag and is most pretty and be-
coming.
Waists for Travelling.
Silk waists made of India or China silk
will be found the coolest kind to wear in
travelling, and with the aid OF cake OF
soap and tiny gas electric iron can
be done up in a few minutes, thus eua-
bling one to lock always fresh and dainty
even when separated from the base OF
Evening star., 1909-07-11


ers who guard the travellers to and from
their trains. The gateman blames the
women for the greater portion of his
trials. for their troubles must be his also.
His nature must change with the quick
ness of the color Of the chameleon's skin
when he deals with them, he says.
Every day now scores of women are leav-
ing the city for a vacation. and when
milady departs the troubles of the gate
men begin.
Usually she has some male relative or
friend who sees to her baggage. and per-
haps procures her ticket for her. so when
she arrives at the Union station il is
the man at the gate who is the victim.
OF course, there are some who begin a.
the bureau of Information and stumble
through each successive step of their
departure.
Where is the ticket office please?'
asks comfortable-look woman at
the bureau of information.
Just across where you can see the
sign, madam. replies the official, polite
ly.
Thanking him she hurries around to the
baggage room. She is again put right and
she is indignant.
Positively the man at the place around
there told me this was the place. Then
sire sails across and tries to get her ticket
at the Pullman office.
And so IL goes until she arrives at the
gate, where she remembers at the last
moment that she has not checked her
trunk, and so ii has to be expressed by
one of the accompanying friends
Since the new ruling anent the passing
of people without tickets through the
gates the ticket examiners at the Wash
tngton terminal have had hard tine OF
1t. All day long they have to stand and
receive the wages of their hard-hearted-
ness, the bitter opinions of the fair sex.
One of the ushers declared that 30 per
cent of the travelling public are suffering
with the 'brainanian disease which,