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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
Laces, Nets and Embroideries

1S-nch soutache braided all-over Net, wistaria,
black gray and reseda 81. so yard.
Narrow Venise Bands and Appliques in white
and cream; &c yard.
Cotton Torchon and Maltese Edges in large
variety OF patterns SC yard.
72-nch plain Net, good quality mesh, shown in
white, cream and ecru; 40c yard
Cambria Nainsook and Swiss All Over Embrod-
cry; SOC and Csc yard.
Venise Al-Overs in new patterns; white and
ecru only; $l00 yard
72-nch Coored Net Wasting, pretty shades of
old-rose and wstaria highly desirable for waists
25c yard basement saie.room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07

Put two cups Of graduated sugar
and one quart OF water on 70 boil,
add two cloves. a tiny bit OF mace
and the shaved rind OF one-half a
lemon. Boil ten minutes and turn
Il over one quart OF fresh raspber-
ries. Add one heaped Tablespoonful
OF gelatine which has been soaked
In cold water till soft, and the Juice
OF two lemons. Strain through
cheesecloth and when cold turn
into the freezer and freeze as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
Nsver.FaiIIna Fudge.

Two cups OF sugar. one cup OF
milk. four teaspoons cocoa, butter
size OF an egg. When cooked add
u teaspoon vanilla. Test In cold
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07

Two tablespoons mustard. y tea
spoon salt. teaspoon sugar. Mix
stiff with vinegar and add boiling
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
Notions and Sundries

Berlin's Lily White Stationery; 25c box.
Ormonde Linon; 7I5c box.
John J. Clark's Spool Cotton; 5 for loo
Fancy Wash Belts. in white, with pearl
buckle; l5c.
White Grosgrain Wash Betting; l0c yard
Comet" Stay Binding; Sgd. rolls. l0c
dozen.
Hair Nets in assorted colors; 15c
Large size Back Combs; 25c.
"Best-Hold' Fancy Barrettes; Csc
Eastmans Violette Toilet Water; 2Oc.
poudre de Rz Face Powder; l5c.
Heather Honey Toilet Soap; lOe box.
Toilet Soap; special lc cake
basement salesrooui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
~ HINTS
lI&MOTFfRS

Iron rust stains should be rub
bed with Lemon and salt and h.ld In
the steam % a rHpldly boiling krs'
tho.
The thrifty housewife allows the
starch left over nom wash day 10
settle. then abe pours off the water
and dries the starch. when IL may
be used again.
For yaaellne etaln--and sRssilna
stains hadly--soak In cold water for
at least oasrhaif hour Then apply
warmer water. and finsiiy wash Ia
struna white soap suds and "a hot
water a. yon can beaF your hands
In. IL white KOods. dry IN bot ann,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
Values in Fall Millinery Materials

wide assortment of new Felt Shapes green. brown,
black. navy. gray and maroon. al Sl.45 and Sl6S.
Corded Satin and Silk Shapes black, green,
blue and gray. at 81 AS and 81 oS
Large and small Shapes Of good quality silk velvet in
gray. green newbue. navy palebue brown and red at
sos
Large Pointed Wings in black and good assortment of
colors Sc pair
Extra-large Single Wings: 7sc each.
Natural Wings in green blue old-rose and red; Soc.
Black Quilts Toe
A large assortment OF Hat Ornaments, including Jet
rhinestone and gilt effects l0c Csc. basement sne.roon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
CuILpnrN,s EYn TnouuLrs

Given special ana careful attention
by our specialist Bring them In for
an examination II you suspect
trouble. Our charges are very
moderate.
scHucHARD OPTICAL Co.
I10T Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
PLEASE MINE
w0NnkS CUSHIONS ANSNRfD
@LZ1ZZy# or.

Dear Miss Grey. should the
brides silver be engraved with her
own initials or her Initials after her
marriage MARY.
Alt n a question of individual
choice. One Is always correct IN
using the brides own initials. but
some brides prefer the letters OF the
name az II viii be after marriage.
Dear .MtNs Grey. What will take
indelihle peacil stains out OF my
husbands white shirt Fp.
As~-Ruh thc spot with mutton
ialiow and lot remain over nish,
Then wash In hot studs made with
white soap. aud the stains win come
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
craamea aee.s.

Boil six or seven medium sized
beets until tender. then remove
them from the sauce pan and place
them IN cold water. rub the skins
OF carefully with the hands, and
cut them In half-inch cubes. Make
a sauce of two tablespoons OF but
ter creamed with two tablespoons
of flour. and one-half cupful OF the
water In which the beeta were
boiled, two tablespoons Of vinegar.
two teaspoons OF sugar. one-hnlf
teaapoonful OF salt and one salt.
spoonful Of pepper. Pour the sauce
over the hot beets and serve In a
heated deep dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
PatentL Leather Bags $l.5O

Patent Leather Bags having nine-inch.
fancy-etched metal frame in French-gray SUI
yer finish. black MORE lining, strap handle.
deep folded bottom and inside coin purse.
Goat-Seal Bags in style similar to
above may also be had at Sl.50.
basement SaiesroomL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
Cotton Wash Goods
AT Close-Out Prices

2o-ineh good quality Batisfe white or col.
ored ground with stripes. dots and figures;
priced, 20 close out at Sc yard
S-inch Mercerizcd Clnghams. white
grounds with assorted checks and stripes in
various colors, all this seasons patterns;
clearance price. Use yard
French Crepe Plisse. "a nwhes wide. pat
termed with eolored stripes II white and col
orcd grounds; very popular fabric: clear
anee price. 7tse yard.
Domestic Ginghams. 81 inches wide. two
size checks in pink and tan 20 close out. Toe
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07

Rice Gems.
one cup cQld boiled rice. one egg.
one cup milk. one cup -four and a
pinch Of salt. Bake Ia hot iron gem
mans tina, have been we'll bntssrcd.
Nice for luncheon.
Fried Ealibut.
Fry a few thin slices OF pork I'M.
III brown IN an iron frying pan
Put on a hot platter. Wash and
dry two medium sized halibut
slices. sprinkle with salt and pep
per. dredge with flour. FRY both
sides IN the hot pork Fat and serve
pork and fish together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07

long sleeve aud turnover coIar The HVcgofe skirt Its
smoothly hips and has inverted pla, at back Price ST.
basement saesEoom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
0ne-Piece
HouseDresses

@ ne Il c c c
House Dresses 81
washable percale
in navy blue with
white stripe or dot
pattern. gray with
white stripe. and
black and white
c heck pattern.
Made in shirtwaist
style. with plain
back. full front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
From MARH%
COOK BOOK
90
Cfnarrxnape

One cup molasses. ! cup sugar. ,
eggs. l hsaping teaspoon soda. ]
teaspoon ginger. pinch Of salt. ] tn
hleapoon vinegar. and flour 20 make
aoft dough To roll. Roll very thin.
bake IN moderate oven. WIN not
harden an cold Very good for
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
Floor Coverings

zx54- Velvet Rugs; Sis.
2lx45 Smyrna Rugs; $l.75.
26x54 Smyrna Rugs $3.50.
30x60 Smyrna Rugs: S275.
7-6xo Seamless Tapestry Rugs; $1,000
s-3xl0-6 Seamless Tapestry Rugs; $500.
9xll Tapestry Brussels Rugs; $o75.
S-5xl0-6 Body Brussels Rugs; $20.5O.
S-5xl0-6 Wilton Rugs; $1,000.
8-3xlO-6 Wilton Rugs $3.50.
S-3xl0-6 Administer Rugs; Sl675.
basement salesroou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07

Dear Miss Grey am about 10
furnish a den. win you please tell
mo what furniture would be appro.
priatef A READER
A.--since the "Eimerack junk
shop" kind OF den L. out Of date I
take Il that you want one OF the
real kind. the keynote 81 which IL
siniplsciiy The mission furniture
II Inexpensive. and small library
table. two on three straight chairs.
one rorker and a fOolntooi ia the
usiasion. and one willow rocker
would be The proper amount Of FUR
niturc A small box couch eouid BE-
added. with couch cover and pillow
covers Of linen crash. stenclied
Hang a few tasteful prints. aud
Trained photographs on the wall. and
your den II complete
Dear Mlsa Grey. recently re-
turned very unexpectedly from
visit aud had 70 leave without rr-
turning Some Gala What. shall III
10 about itr r.. v. n.
A--Send enough visiting carts 10
your hostess~-She viii return the
calls soon. and leave your cards
With hers
Dear Miss Grey Please tell me
how 20 can blackberries and aprs.
cots. A READER.
A. For the hlaekberrles make
Arup OF a pint Of water aud half
as much sugar "a the quantity OF
berries, when the strip has boiled
down bali. add the berries. cook
only fes moments. then can.
A sifap should be made In the
same way for the .aprieots. hat th.
apFieots should be cooked only q
few At a time and canned al once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07

Remnants OF Shirfing Madras in from
2 60 s-yard lengths. white grounds with
stripe and figure designs in a large as
sortment OF eolors; i2Isc yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
DRY GOODS

Entrance on either
Madison or Spring Street,
as WeH as through
Store from Second Ace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07
4 4
! COAT ANo GOWN
. or IRISH CROCHET.

= Think OF II Nhpie SUIT OF
. ,hls mAtchlcss crochet, And
: ,hlnk. too. OF thc days aud
: weeks. perhaps months. Il
! ,ook a pair Of ski'lml hands 90
4 fashion IT,
. ,heres no denying e. Aud
. nrleeless. too. tn all prohahill-
b. Every woman who secs
: his photograph win look with
: longing eyes upcn 4, and may
: he--uhe knews some woman
: who can crochet viii see q
4 and IN time make one for her
4 self.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23

The death OF Governor johnson,
Of Minnesota, along with other deve!-
opments. il turning attention more and
moro to Harmon. and just now he IL in
the land for the democratic nomination
in 1912.
"One thing that is probably serving
- much ~ anything to help along the
governors boom IL the hesitancy OF
the Ohio republicans in picking q On.
bernatorial candidate to run against
him. And while the Ohio G. o. p.
leaders have been casting about owe:
the situation for months, they appar.
emily have got no nearer to the selec-
ton of q man to make the race. This
seeming confusion Of Harmon's polit.
ical opponents in his own state has
tended to strengthen him in Ohio and
out of 1t"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23
The Democratic Platform Adopted Last Evening

The democrats Of Richmond In con-
vention assembled. recognize that
they are again favored with great OPP
portunity; they are again confronted
by . great responsibility.
Four years ago the people turned to
them for relief and reform. They
were sick and tired Of incompetency
and indecency In high places. They
demanded q business administration;
they demanded decent administra-
ton. They were promised these
things by the democratic convention
four years ago. and the history of May
or Schillinger's administration proves
that promise was made good.
This administration found an almost
empty treasury. They found the city
making temporary loans at s per cent
to pay current expenses. They found
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23

Gilbert Parker, and it has been receiv-
ed with favor wherever presented.
Mr.. Presbrey has long been known
as an expert stage manager, Sir Gil
bert Parker's novel has been widely
read and admired. Mr.. Anderson is
an exceptionally fine actor, who poss-
esses imagination, feeling, self-control,
artistic purpose, repose, discretion, re-
serve power and the faculty of imper-
sonation. There are several other ca
pable actors In the cast. The scenery
Is said to be appropriate. The word
of promise, therefore. Is alluring, and
it is hoped that the promise will be
fulfilled.
"Mary James Pa"
The only child theatrical manager in
the world, will be with Henry E. Dixey
when he is seen In the last season
great Garden Theater, New York, sue.
cess, Mary James Pa" at the Gennett
Tuesday, October 5. She is little
Gretchen Hartman. and her gradua-
ton from a clever stage child to part
owner of the play seems to have been
a ruse on the part of Mr.. Savage's
managers to keep the Chicago author
tiles from forcing Ter from the stage
of the Chicago opera house, during the
long run of the play there last season.
The laws against children on the
stage in that city, are very irksome
to the theatrical managers. Little
Miss Hartman had an important part
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23

leaves no other conclusion than that
he II q democrat"
The following excerpts from . polit-
ical article in TIRE Washington Times
this evening indicate the trend OF
thought of some folks who take an In
terest in politics:
Governor Harmon will be in WASH
ington on two or three occasions this
fall. He has business before the inter-
state commerce commission which will
bring him and he will be here at the
time of the Good Roads Congress.
Visits Give Opportunity.
Ills visits will give the opportunity
for the statesmen and politicians then
in the city, to study him and make up
their minds whether he is of presiden-
tial proportions, as his admirers in
sist he is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23

"keith Stock Co."
The Keith Stock company appeared
at the Gennett theater last night in
paid Debt" and again made a big
hit. Helen Lessee the Toy Soubrette
has captured the hearts of the theater
going people here, and Mr.. Keith in
his monologue is received with bursts
of laughter at each performance. To-
night they will play their Feature bill
of "The Peddler" and a big house is
expected.
1.-THE Climax"
Arthur Coglisa, who plays the Luigi
Colfanti in THE Climax" created this
part when the piece was first produc-
ed by Joseph NJ. Weber. is a we'll
known baritone who starred for sever
al years. He has part in this charm
ing play that is well adapted to his
musical talent. Being a former music
teacher. his Interpretation of Colfanti
the Italian vocal instructor. is said by
critics of the metropolis to be one of
the enjoyable moments of the perfor-
nance. The Climax is at the Gennett
on Wednesday, September 20.
1.-THE Right Of Way"
A play by the well known stage
manager, Eugene w. Presbrey, called
THE Right of Way will be acted at
the Gennett Thursday, September 80.
It Is a theatrical synopsis of the pop
ular novel or the same name, by Sir
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23

zen-we have free choice in the COM
ing election, and by that choice we fix
our own place in the community.
The republicans, by a minority vote,
which is the curse of the primary sys-
tenn, have nominated for that high Of
flee IAN undesirable citizen" Every
man here knows that is true. Every
we'll informed, law-abiding voter
knows that is true, and knows why it
is true. The record of their nominee
makes a noise like a morgue;" its foul
odor offends the very air, and is q
stencil in the nostrils of the people
He is today the same man he was four
years ago. He has not reformed. He
has persisted in his wrong doing, I'M
daunted and unashamed.
The people are not satisfied with
that nominee. They will not follow
his polluted banner. They do not
want to put him forward as their rep
resentative. They have had their fill
Of him, his methods, and of his kind
They decline to again 90 down into the
slough OF despond and degradation
from which they came four years ago.
They ask this convention to nominate
as our candidate for mayor a Man! Our
answer il already assured-it will sat-
isfy the most skeptical. We cannot
make q mistake. We have but two as
pirants and they both measure up to
the true standard of manhood. They
are men Of honesty and honor, men of
business ability and experience, men
Of good character, men who represent
that pure and wholesome family life
that is the very bedrock of all good
government
There are no partisan questions In
the coming campaign. The issue IL
plain and clear cut, ~ 1t was four
years ago. It IL that Of honesty. ca
racity and decency ON the one hand,
against dishonesty. incapacity and In
decency on the other. On this issue
we shall enter the contest and appeal
to the people with confidence. We
believe the voters Of Richmond know
where their true interests lie. We be-
leve they win vindicate themselves;
and II they do. they viii elect = their
next mayor the nominee Of this con-
vention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23

DR.. Bethmann-Hollweg may CLAIM,
this unique distinction that he Is the
first German chancellor to wear a
beard. Bismarck FASTENED to shave
his on when he entered upon diplo.
macy, and showed his rivals and enc
mics . massive jaw and clear-cut chin ;
and he shaved to the end, with an
interval enforced by neuralgia In the
early eighties. As q soldier. too,
Caprivi shaved, all but his mustache,
and 80 did Hohenlohe and Buelow.
But Bethmann-Hollwegi is gaunt, rugg-
ed, hirsute, pan-Germanic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23
GOVERNOR HARMON
ALSO MENTIONED
Political Students See His 0p-
portunity in Death of
Johnson.
JOHNSON MEN BACK HIM?
JOHNSON MEN BACK HIM?
VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN sUG-
cEsTs THAT EXPLORER COOK
WOULD BE A GOOD CANDIDATE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Sept. 23.-Since the
death of Governor johnson, of Mime
sofa, men of a politically reflective
turn Of mind have begun to speculate
upon the effect of his sudden demise
upon the prospects of Governor Har-
mon, of Ohio. The opinion is fire.
quently expressed that If Harmon
should be reelected Governor next
year, the chances of his nomination
for president in 1912 would be splen-
did, especially since there now could
be no rivalry between him and john
son. ID
Therefore the situation in Ohio will
slider as 1t unfolds, and every develop
ment will be analysed for the purpose
of weighing it's probable influence up.
on the future of the democratic COVER
nor of republican state.
Discussing the death of Governor
johnson In its possible bearing upon
the democratic presidential nomination
in 1912. Representative Harry L.
Maynard, democrat from Virginia,
said today:
Opponent Of Harmon.
There is no question that Governor
Johnson had very large national fol-
lowing among democrats and would
have been the most formidable oppo.
nent of Governor Harmon for the DEM
ocratic nomination. had he lived.
There were many members of congress
who had believed Johnson was the one
democrat who could win in a presi-
Dental election. because, they argued,
he could carry those Northwestern
states that are always republican, and
poll strong vote in all other states
where there are Scandinavians.
But 1t now appears that Governor
Harmon must be the logical candidate
He has as large, ii not larger. follow
ing among the democrats than had
johnson, and there is no other man In
sight at this time to whom the party
can turn-provided. of course. he is re-
elected governor of Ohio, which, be-
lieve, will be the case. I do not know
to q candidate.
Yields Large Influence.
There is no doubt that he will WELD
e. large influence tn the party when it
comes to naming a candidate. be-
lieve he preferred Harmon to Johnson,
but, of course. I do not know. It
looks now as If there is no other man
that can attract his support. If Gov
ernor johnson had lived, believe the
ticket in 1912 would have been either
Harmon and Johnson or johnson and
Harmon
Then Maynard added as = pleas
antry:
''Now-well. it may be Harmon and
Cook. I am not joking now when
say I'd like to vote for Cook. His at
titude in the north pole controversy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-23
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