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The state herald., 1909-06-11
Holvoke, Phillips County, Colo. Friday juno 1909.
Oliver Meetings.

The Oliver union tabernacle meetings
ere getting into full swing. Rev. Oil
yer was delayed a few days on account
OF the late closing OF the meeting at
Wilson, Kansas. However, Rev. Mich
OILS has had charge Of the work and has
given US good service. Prof. Maltbie
Knows how to lead chorus choir. The
audiences have been very good, indeed,
considering the weather. The large
tent has been erected south of the tab
ernacle and divided into apartments and
will be put at the disposal of those
wishing to come and camp for the meet
ing. Three great lectures by DR.. Oil
yer this week. On Friday night to
young people, Character Culture, ;"
On Saturday at 2:30 p. m. to women
only, Marriage and Heredity." On
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. to men only, "Pur-
Eose and Destiny" Tickets have been
distributed for these lectures. The
committe will furnish tickets at the
door to those who have not received
ticket and desire to enter. This is Hol-
yoKe's greatest opportunity. Shall we
make the most of it?
The state herald., 1909-06-11
Students Eating Hay.

Omaha goes the vegetable food fad
dist one better and furnishes the proof
that man can live on hay and enjoy
the best Of health. There are college
men in town to prove the assertion.
Creighton University is one Of the fore
most schools in the country. 1t is broad
guage, and while il is under the direc-
lion of the church, a majority Of the
student body is composed of men of va
rious religious beliefs. There are clubs
galore, and among them is one known
as the "Alfalfa Hay Club" From the
name one might infer that the .mem.
bers are ngriculturists.
The Creighton alfalfa Club" num-
Der %. and one Of the purposes of the
organization is to demonstrate the i'm
portant fact that alfalfa is n human
food product, as well as food for ami
mails. The young men are working in
the interests Of science and at the same
time they are furnishing daily evidence
that grass is palatable when properly
treated.
The alfalfa they use comes from the
mill whore Il has been selected, care
having been taken TO remove all the
seeds and foreign substances. Then
the verdant and tender leaves. with n
small portion OF the upper parts Of the
stalks. are ground together and run
The state herald., 1909-06-11
Notice OF Call of Bonds.
Office Of Treasurer Of the county Of
Phillips, Colorado, Court House.

Phillips, Colorado, Court House.
Holyoke, Colorado, May rs, 1903.
In exercise Of the right reserved by
the County OF Phillips, Colorado. under
Section 2, Page 80. of the Session Laws
of 1889. of Colorado. public notice is
hereby given that sufficient moneys are
in the hands Of the undersigned to pay
the following described bond, to-wit:
Phillips County, Colorado. Series &c"
Judgment eight ts)psr cent. Bond
number twenty-one t2l) for one hun
dred dollars (sl00.00) and dated Decem-
ber 8, 1891.
Said bond is hereby called In for pay
payment and at the expiration OF thir
ty (3Odsys from the first publication
Of this notice. to-wit, on the 2sth day
OF May, A. d. 1909, interest on the
bond above described will cease.
Upon request Of the holder Of said
bond received ten (l0) days before the
expiration of this call, the undersigned
will arrange for its payment In New
York City. but not otherwise.
C. Z. 0lmsted, Treasurer
Of the county Of Phillips In the state OF
Colorado.
Published In the State Herald (the
official paper) as follows:
First publication May 2s. 1909.
Last publication June %. 1909.
The state herald., 1909-06-11

through boiling machine, that turns
out meal almost ss fine as -four
having rich browd color. The meal
is bleached until it has creamy hue.
This done it is ready to go to the culi-
nary department Of the college club,
where it is cooked into many palatable
articles Of food. Omaha Dispatch to
New York Press.
The state herald., 1909-06-11
Buy your cream seperators and sep
arator oil from the Holyoke Creamery
Co.

Found, near the cemetery, Tuesday
evening, side-rail to bedstead Own
er can have same by calling at this Of
fee and paying for this local.
The state herald., 1909-06-11

Services at the Catho,Ic church. Holy
Mass the last Sunday in each month 1t
11:OO o'clock a. m. Sunday School iri-
mediately after Mass.
The state herald., 1909-06-11

Bring in your advertisements.
The state herald., 1909-06-11

Subscribe for the HERALD
The state herald., 1909-06-11

When you want visiting cards, call at
the HERALD office. We carry a very
nice assortment of linen cards.
The state herald., 1909-06-11

REV. FATHER SAssE, Pastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
Novelty Nets and Net Bands at Very Attractive Prices

AT Csc Yd-Black embroidered Net Bands
with bugle-beaded edge, studded in jet nail-heads.
AT CSC and 81 .25 Yd-Black Net Bands GOLDEN
broidercd in pretty conventional designs shown in
two widths.
AT 75c Yd.-Net Bands, silk and gold-embrod-
cred in Persian effect jeweed to match FREEDOM
mating color very effective trimming for the pop
ular long capes
broidered in gold dots.
AT S225 Yd.-Black Tucked Net, embroidered
in gold; l8 inches wide.
AT SIPS Yd.-l8-inch Black-and-Gold Net, with
embroidered dots and irregular gold threads.
AT $3.50 Yd.-l8-inch Bugle-beaded Fish-Net, in
navy, lightblue, taupe and French-blue-FiSss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
MAINLY ABOUT
WOMEN
A Woman al 40.

ne best type Of a woman Of 40
losadays Is emphatlcally herself.
5ons people only see two periods
: nis-youih and old age. When
lsy reach 30 they spoil themselves
Y ether trying to be youngv which
nsI cant door putting them.
IVES down as old. which they Ger.
AMY are not
ihs sensible woman Of 40 nelth-
Z attempts 10 be girIish, nor al
gss herself to become a dowdy
@a frump. She ls not old maldish
~ sns Be single-or grandmoth.
~. u she happens to be married
sae doesn't consider herself too
- % have a good time. She &C.
- middle age. the ripe, matured,
ss.laetiye prime Of life. With quiet
ssasaity, and in this middle way
Nus the road 70 real happiness.
me woman OF 30 Is often hap
s - man the girl OF 20, because
look At HE. ""' I"
- French author SAYS aome.
~ ras'ss In order 10 enjoy a view
WI ~ "uat know how to az down .
sa- n' ., " one has learned To eft
ss, 80 ope has learned the proper
s''s. N o. things, and looks a.
" sss. slln clear eye and d wen bal.
Il sa y, woman Of 40 knows which
a 'hs real things Of life. the
4 4, 70 be fostered ard clung ID
sst ~ costa, and which ara the
~ sas aral trlfles that don't count
ss "a ~ mas Cultivated trne frIendshln
Il nv y aound that enjoyment that liz
si,a sns snection that grows and
yss, ss'hens with the passing ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

AT $i.3s Yd.--Separablc Embroidered Silk Net
Bands, jewecd in coors TO correspond with the
fashionable shades in broadcoths; very effective
trimming for the new gowns.
AT $i.25 Yd.--Net Bands embroidered with silk
and gold threads in small rosebud effects, and
daintiy jewecd with imitation rubies and emerads.
AT $l.25 Yd-Three-inch Whte-and-Gold
Bands beautifully embroidered in a very handsome
design Two-inch width, Csc yard.
AT Sl75 Yd.-Heavy Cold Thread Bands in
pretty conventional designs.
AT Sis Yd-Black Net Bands beautifully en-
broidered with soutache braid, in rose effect with
jet na-head center
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
STAR-CAZER SUESSOUL MATEFOR S15OOOO
Beautiful Miss Canaan
and Her Millions Came
Athwart Cupid's Milky
Way and Now Mime.
Mixpah and Prof. Niblo
Clash.

CHICAGO. Oct is.-Evor aimee
spirit wires got crossed IN the mar
rled life of Prof Nlblo and Nine.
Mispah. both mysties TO Chicago SO.
eiety. the madam has wondered
what beautiful. blond Miss An.
toinetto Elizabeth GaxKam Is solng
to do next
Miss Canaan. whose unRnlrltual
name doesn't bar her from attention
BY astroiogers--she Is worth S.. co.,.
oo0~~ss called an affinity by Mime
MiEpah. who declares the stars told
her 10 look out for a tall. llght WON.
an, as soon AS she noticed her hua.
band didn't care for her any more.
Affinity 10 Heiress.
Miss Canaan is helress Of the late
philadelphia state senator OF that
name. She has less money now
than before she met Prot. Nihio. do
ciares Nine. Mtxpah. The madam
cast couple OF horoscopes. called a
lawyer, threw a trance. and as a
result announced her husband and
Miss GaxrAm we're deeply In love,
and that the professor was money.
mad
She couldn't divine. being a won.
an as well AS star gaxer. what
beauty Nihlo saw IN any other than
herself Thus tina curtain rose on a
scandal in the occult world that's
enough 10 turn all the signs of the
zodiac topsy.turvy.
Prof Nibio'a real name. when not
eommuning with tho Milky Way. Is
Marshall Clark. Tall. with sol.
dieriy presence and a true mystic
stare. he has been striking silk
halted figure on Michigan boulevard
for several years. He and the
madam attained remarkable success
In Jerking the drapsrica off the
past.
Each subject of the professor.
after telling him all the secrets 81
hts previous life. would receive al.
recfions TO call on the madam
Conversely. each caller ON the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

New styles in Ncck-Pieces, Stoles and Muffs OF Il
and attractive-at prices characteristically low.
Japanese Mink Stole with wide plain shoulders.
the front having loose tabs trimmed in heads and
tails Price, $500.
japanese Mink Stole with plain shoulder, having
front tabs finished in animal effect. Price, $500
japanese Mink Stole having two heads
shoulder; front tabs with tails and paws. Price,
$l275.
Japanese Mink Fitted Ncck-pieces. Prices,
Sl475, $l5.75 and $3.50
japanese Mink large Pillow Muif, finished with
tails and paws Price, $3.50.
Japanese Mink Rug Muff, in animal effect Price,
$3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
From MARY%
BOOK
go ,

While making chocolate cakes
you can lessen the tedious task Of
grating the bitter chocolate II you
will crack tho cake into ANAL bita
and run the pieces through the
food chopper. Put the chocolate
into a double boiler. add a little
water and It will soon melt u u
not advisable 10 add water should
the chocolate be used for icing.
when a quick icing for a sponge
cake for dinner Ia needed. take two
cupfuls Of puiveriEed sugar. add va
nilIa and lemon flavor. equal parts.
and thin with cream. milk or water.
When IL has the consistency OF
thick starch. add a half cupful Of
chopped or ground almonds. This
icing viii harden almost instantly
on the cake.
Another method is TO take one
cup of graduated sugar. sufficient
water 10 Dissolve IL. and add grated
orange peel. This IL very good
icing for a cheap cake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

madam would be sent 10 the pro
Fessor.
Then the Divorce.
Between calls. the worldly teie.
phone was kept busy. OF course.
then. the unworidly spirits and
stars did peculiar things when the
subject arrived at the branch office.
Nine MiEpah vas making her name
good. for when she and her husband
we're absent. one from another. the
telephone helped lot.
Ia fact. money came In so fast
that Prot Niblo. after consulting
the stars again. decided TO invest In
California real estate. AZ Los An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

One peck peaches. wipe them well
and stone half OF them. 3 pounds
brown sugar. / quart vinegar. Boil
and skim sugar and vinegar Put In
cheese cloth bag. with table
spoon allspice, tablespoon CHINA.
mon. l teaspoon pieces Of nutmeg.
teaspoon whole cloves. Then put
in fruit and cook TIL tender II is
nicer 10 cook very, very slowly and
cook fora long time. II Is dark and
thick and rich. Put IN stone Jars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

gvles the stars. still guiding him.
steared him straight 90 Miss Gas
Mnm.
Then came application by the
professor Cor a divorce In Nevada.
indignant cotlster-charges By Nine.
Mizpah in Chicago. and the filing
Of $500 damage suit against
Miss Gaxxam By the madam In New
York Meanwhile the pretty cause
OF 4 all smiled Hweetiy aud said
TN salt my entire life and spend
my forum" on the man ! love" n
Nobody but the stars know WIG
II coming next. and while Miss GA3
sam smiles, she IA not quite happy
The lawyers are. though.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
THE pHv WASH.


4 The dry wash Is a luxury 4
q invented by women with akina 4
4 OF great delicacy; but u IA 4
= adopted AZ necessity by 4
4 women Who travel. II saves 4
= hours Of discomfort outside Of 4
4 Pullman dressing rooms. 4
Cold cream. good lotion 4
= and a face powder are found =
= In every travelling has. Old 4
= linen handkrrchlefm which can 4
= be discarded after using com. 4
= plsta the equipment. 4
The first part OF the process 4
= IL 20 wipe the face carefully 4
4 with onN Of the worn hand. 4
= kerchiefs. and remove the In. =
. evttabis dust and SCOT: then 4
. the cold cream IL rubbed IN .
4 delicaieiy. and wiped of with .
= fresh handkerchief: the 4
= cooling lotion soothen the
4 skin, and the powder In added 4
= for a final dainty touch. 4
4 After 4 night In sleeper 4
4 this socalisd dry wash proves 4
4 most refreshing. and can be 4
4 completed In the berth before 4
= dressing. 4
= For her hands the traveller 4
4 may carry a bottle Of diluted 4
= alcohol. applying the face To- =
4 ton as we'll Keeping we'll 4
4 gioved while travelling Ia one
= way OF keeping the hands 4
4 clean. 4
80 AAtA 80 4 49, n 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
Items in Toilet Accessories

Vioet's ANDRE Royal Perfume; $l45.
Kerkoffs Djer-kss Perfume $l.50.
Pivers Perfumes Azurea, lie Trefe Vivz and Saranor;
$i20
Whitateh Perfumes in various choice odors $l.50
Pinaud's Violette de Parme Perfume Csc
"47ll" Eau dc Cologne, double extract; SOC.
Pamers Toilet Water in Lilac Sweets Rose Leaves and
other odors 25c.
Santiseptic Lotion for the skin; SOC.
X Bazins Dcpatory Powder Soc
Roger & Galletts Rice Powder 25c
Genuine Orange-wood Sticks: l0c.
Witch-Iazel Sticks per dozen, 25c.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

G popular japanese Mink and Black Fox-durabIe
-Ftat Floor
Japanese Mink Pillow Muff, trimmed with two
heads and tails Price, $lS.75.
japanese Mink plain Pillow Muffs Prices, Sl4.75
and Sl6.75.
Black Fox Stole in wide shoulder effect with
long, loose tabs in back finished with tails and paws;
front tabs trimmed with tails. Price, $3.50.
Black Fox Stole trimmed with tails on front and
back tabs. Price $1,000
Black Fox Stole, wide shoulder effect, finished
with heads and tails Price, Sl575.
Black Fox Stole OF skim in animal effect.
Price, $500
Black Fox Rug Muff in animal effect, to match
above stole. Price, $3.50
Black Fox Rug Mufs in animal effect. Prices,
$780, $l475 and $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

One-fourth cup butter. y cup
sugar. / cup milk. 2 cups flour. 2
teaspoons baking powder and ] cup
chopped apple. Cream butter and
sugar. add the milk. then flour with
baking powder and lastly the APP
ole. Let the batter stand in gem
pans about a minute on top OF
stove, then bake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

one-haif cup sugar. ] cup mo
Iasaes, II cup lard. ID cup hot
milk. tablespoon ginger. ! tea.
spoon soda. 1 teaspoon salt. DIS
solve the soda in hot milk. and MIX
very stiff. so that when you roll
them out you will not have to add
very much flour. Roll thin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
inexpensive Fruit Cake.

One cup brown sugar, u cup but
ter. = cup molasees. 2 eggs. Y cup
milk. "a cups flour. 2 teaspoons
baking powder. pound raisins, ]
pound curraBts. Y pound citron
and spices Of all kinds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
Delicious olnssrbresd.

one-haif cup sugar, y cup mo
iasses. y cup sour milk, y tea.
spoon ginger. u teaspoon CHINA.
mon. "a cups hfted flour. J egg
last Of all I teaspoon soda, diasoly-
ed in a little boilIgn water.
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
When shoppIna.

eIds s'o.s going shopping, try 70 dc.
What zaetly what you want and
nn,s '' can al,ord 70 pay for II.
your ,n asser try and carry colors in
ean A. - ! eye. Practically no one
Inposvs,,sni a successfully, and II Is
1rfifie,a'g'' TOO. to match shades By
'eiai light or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Miss Matilda stieglltz. who is only
q girl in years. manages one OF the
largest resfaurants IN Ohio She
buys aiI supplies. and has cooks.
ana walters innumer-
able Under her email thumb Be
aides this. she has IN charge the
ordering for the bakery department
Ia the large grocery OF which the
restaufant'is n part. ''''e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

A garment that has grown In IA.
vor with many consists of a com.
blnation corset cover. skirt aud
drawers In one. Patterns scan be
bought from any good firm, and
they are not difficult 10 put togeth.
err The drawers are circular cut
and are fitted smoothly over tho
hips by darts In the middle OF the
back there are deep inverted plaits
wffich make enough fullness. and
the garment. when on. has the ap-
pearance OF n short skirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and
scalp. Leary's non-alcohollc com.
pound gives life; cures dandruff.
Itching. falling hair. grayness and
badness. All druggists and bar
bers. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Do not throw away n discarded
umbrella. The ribs will be found
moat useful for stalking chryaanthe.
NUNS or other stocky plants. Raj.
fla is better than string for tying
up the plants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Blue Cravenette Button Shoes, with welt sole and
Cuban heel; special $685..
Catawba Suede Button Shoes new high-toe last,
a straight-tp, medium-swing model special $685..
Patent Leather Button Shoes having slate-color
cloth top plain toe and Goodyear welt sole; special
S38S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Coal dust grey, which Is really
purplish black with little suggestion
Of gray. r. TO be one OF the popuIar
colors the coming season. Ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

The long and eycr-useful travel
ing or street coat Is made OF diag-
onai material with simple straight
lines and little or no trimming. The
more strictly tailor effect, the more
smart the garment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Double width crepes. eatins and
broadeloths are well adapted for
the circular or draped cape, and
this aHason this garment IL popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

When tho little white standards
In lace collars become aolled do not
attempt to wash tnem. soak them
over night In gasoline. then cover
them with scented iaicum powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
Seasonable Styles in Women's HighGrade Footwear, Sp

Unusually strong values rendered available in the
OF stockadustng Every size represented in the colec
ton. but not all sizes in each style.
Fqrsi Floor
Blue Suede Button Shoes model with street.
weight sole; special $685..
Patent Leather Button Shoes with fawn-coor cloth
top, plain and street-weght sole; special $685.
Gray Cravenette Button Shoes, plain toe and Good
year welt sole; special $685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
TELL ME- /
vaulsy CUSHIONS AssStRID
By CYNTHIA GREY

- nt,.tu" II anxious ~
~ ,leasant friendship with
~ q !" Who Is now IN co''es@ /"
month since she re-
= 49, last letter and no has
~ ayoa She asks whether
~ All right 70 write him
sf % ."
- w,,,e a ehatty little note,
- hi,w h your reply TO his
- "a ~, reached him. II he
- =, answer this. pay no far-
- .,,entien 10 him. lie may
- h.vs rsSslvcd your letter OF
.r y III II l. a good plan
: IN ons's Blends the eeneii' Of
~ JanaS wants TO rearrange
:. eIs,ures and pennanss In her
.n ma asks Il there Ia book
1890 csmsainlng Views OF In
- s,ssrlora There arc maya
- sna books which slve such
- me nlcturcs ought not be
$50 mueA highor than on a level
49, exsa II there are many
...ssrss they are very pretty ar
49, above the moldlns. either
- a alserhsilng with highly col
- es,,exe natures pinned to the
n with huse wooden OF eopper-
<-z6>i tacks
-, Mis- Cav. whom did Louisa
: llr,t, marry Who are the ortg
8 characters in Little Women :
INTERESTED
l-rcalsa Alcots never married.
= ast,s wcmen~ Is a natural picture
:, M m eastern Massachusetts,. In
~hleh hsr own family and friends
.ppesr under slight disguiso.
n~r Miss Grey; When a young
"a sees girl home for the first
"a h Il his place TO ask 90 call.
: hers to ask hlm In
UNCERTAIN GIRL
ALI you want him TO call don't
au.,ste 10 ask him 10 DO so. Per-
M Ia too. Is IN doubt. and only
sslsssx for a little encouragement
ksn you.
mar Miss Grey. What can I use
a 4 floor around a large rugf My
nor h bare and painted. but u
rlsnfsrs 90 easily | would like g
ave. It with some inexpensive ma
seixl. MRS y. X.
kPhln straw mating II not
upenxfve and looks very well. fot
rsaA buy the figured mating u
IL ums eolors as your rug for ths
nze price II you prefer II to plain
81 Miss Grey: Please tell me
~. 10 serve az a supper after =
osllIsw ceremony. A READER
IL you wish light refresh'
u1ssx. ! salad. thin sandwiches.
49, van coffee cake and an Ice
~ Inefficient. II this Ia not
uf3,dn. serve first n dainty fruit
usrtzrs d grange or apple cups.
fsmcvs Axs course and serve bou.
ilkc VIA bread sticks. then broll-
n t1lxhkn. creAmed potatoes and
snua r0Iie~ this course with the
- IA xsfers. celery and olives
<Aen " ice cream. cake and cot
psas xim Grey: am to take
par issa harvest festival VIII
~ saCkest a pretty way to ar
~ NY hair and tell me how long
- ffe1s should be- I am H.
WAITING.
: A-Arrange your hair In the US.
II manner. and wear a pretty
wreath made Of brighf-coiorsG al
fnmn leaves sewed together. Shape
tas wreath a little higher In front
han In the back and sew the
lsaEes 10 a fiat piece o. miiliner's
wire Your dress should reach
your shoe tops-
Dsar Miss Grey: wIIlgyou sug
vi name for a telephone girls
taz. also an idea for an emblem >
TELEPHONE GIRLS.
Allow would you like The
Halo Cirlies" for a namef
Have jsweler get you up a pin
d the shape OF a telephone pole
sHh some wires on Il and an enam-
I'D bird
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Dress skirts will not sag IL they
are provided with tape atraps
evenly pinned with safety pins 10
tho skirtbaud and are hung on two
hooks. instead of one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
Imported Weaves in Curtain Madras

The Drapery Section is displaying an interesting
new line of imported Curtain Madras sheer, soft
draping fabric which comes in many harmonious
and unusually effective color-combinations incud-
ing pretty twotone effects in soft browns tans and
greens, and light-colored grounds with small or
large figures; also line of two-yard-wide White
Grenadne for Bed-Sets and Curtains, to be used
over color. Attractively priced at 65c, S5c $780,
SIPS and $1.50 yard.
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
GbcsWQRk THAT
sliEyER DCnEyG

The kitchen bouquet which II 50
often called for In recipes for
soups consists 81 several sprigs Of
parsley. one Of thyme and one of
marioram. one stalk OF celery. one
blade of mace. small pepper and
a blade Of cinnamon, tied together
or sewed In a cheesecloth bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

Short coats will DO from 3s to
~ inches in length. and long coats
VIII be both nearly and quite to the
hem of the skirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
FASH

A few gathers have crcpt In an
a relief from tho tight skirt and
even plaits are once more employed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

All THE. colors are more subdued
than eYer IN stone. and the llghtH
and rbadnws- In some OF these are
really beautiful There are duh
blues, grnys, greens. browns and
purpiea, and black is promised
fayorite.