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The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Religion is the souls delight. Iti
hard 10 flud any religion which ha,
The true ring 10 & There are tw,
kinds. the old and the new. Tn,
old time religion that our fathers
professed The kind that warmed
ihe heart, and gave vsarnlng fol
Heavenly things. and caused men.
bosoms 10 glow with love for then
fellow man. This Is religion that
can be trusted when absent "a well
as face to face, When the warm
hand grasp indicates the LOVING
heart. When sorrow flows from
eye to eye, and JOY from heart t.
heart. The Christian is known In
his home and in pubic, hs innocent
of all undermining traits Of charac-
ter. he would no, stoop TO defraud
any one, even "a negro. He does
not run down another man In order
that he may succeed. He does no.
lie 10 accomplish a trnie, no rumem
bers past favors and IL always ready
to do good deed. He Is ready 10
help the stranger who comes into
the community. and to encourage
him by kind words and deeds. He
sends to hum and his family little
necessary eatables whicn they have
not had time TO prepare, He gives
comfort to the sick in various WAYS.
The new Christian is quite DIFF
ferent animal. he is for self and self
only. "Me and my wife. my son
John and his wife. us four and no
more" Reedy to accept hospitality
but not ready to give any. A kind
ness is never returned, but on the
like a slapping dog. ready
to bite you and TO impugn your
character. The >hble they read. If
they ever read one, did not contain
the The Go!Y,n rule, 1t was Just
me and mine. Let one Of the aoaaA
ra.s get into tiouble snd then - is
Oh Lord untA trouble comes the
name of jos us foreign to them.
Our country is sN!l Of such. and
will be until tim> sases to be. The
naw faahiont.f1 Chshsttnr, ,,o ~ h,. fno<
and shbss when he has
IN object in view. but nnder the
Plate is cankered brass. His heart
If he has any, is black AZ night and
AS hard as a rock. He isa cum
berer OF the earth and ought to be
where he belongs.
The Bible says, man was made in
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
What A Democrat l. Not.

"A democrat Is not representa-
tive on senator who. elected on tho
platform of the Democratic party.
repudiates tho party's pledges and
lines up with the defenders OF spec
ial privileges.
"A Democrat Is not man who,
having been elected 10 congress by
the Democratic party-ihe party of
historic opposition 20 high tariff
sohedules--voies 10 continue the
tho robbery of the people by tho
'ari'f barons because there happens
TO be sugar plantation or a saw
mill IN his district. ."-Exchangc.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
ELEVEN PEO-
PIE WERE
DROWNED
Accident Near New Orleans
Last Sunday as Steamer
Was Nearing Dock.
Panic Followed and 1t Is Sur
prising that So Few Lives
Were Lost

Vaudeville. La. June 1.-One
more body has been found in the
wreckage OF the wharf which col
lapsed here yesterdas, bringing the
total number of dead up TO eleven.
The body is that of Lizzie Lott. Is
years Old. daughter If Go. Lolz, Of
North Dorgenols and Republic street
New Orleans. This was the only de.
velopment today in the horrible ca
tastropne which shocked Vaudeville
yesterday.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
1t May Be So!

a lot OF people tell me Jokes
That | have heard.
| listen to the woes OF folks
That seem absurd.
A chap can't always get away,
And people bore me every day.
Perhaps ! retail jokes TO those
Who think them stale.
Perhaps some people think my woes
A tiresomo tale.
never thought of IL before,
But maybe I'm dreadful bore.
-Louisvtlle Courier journal.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

You should not delay under any
circumstances in cases OF kidney and
Bladder trouble. You should should
take something promptly that yoa
know is reliable, something like De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills.
They are unequaled Tor weak back,
backache, intiam nation OF the blad.
der. rheumatic pains, etc. When you
ask for DeWitts Kidney and Bladder
Pills, be sure and get them. they are
antiseptic, Accept no substitutes; in.
sist upon getting the right kind.
Sold by 4. j. Ward Drug Store.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Children especially like kennedy'u q
Laxative Cough Syrup ~ It tastes
nearly ~ xood ~ iaapss susar., Il
uos cnIy fssls irsitIsi and aIlays
inflsmat>6n, thereby stopping the
cough, But II also moves the bowels
gently and and In that way drives the
cold from the system. 1t contains no
opiates. Sold by J. Ward City
Drug Store
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
Clubbing Rates.

|s-s Wo-ssiA A.<ui~U4-AAUs~1gUW uUuyn.
News and the thrce times = week
Atlanta Constitution. for 81. 75. and
the Home and ksrm for 25o. making
~ 90 for the whole outfit.
This IL splendid offer for oil tho
reading matter you want. Read
tho big "ad" offer on page OF this
paper.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

DR.. T.. n, Lowe OF tho University
OF mississippi has been selected as
successor to DIR. A. +. Crider ~
State gcologist Upon retiring DR..
crider submitted u lengthy report
OF geological work In this State,
which Will be printed for tho benefit
OF the next Legislature.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
Citation Notice.


To Mat Dement,. tho Defendant:
You arc commanded to appear
before tho Chanccry Court OF the lat
District OF Jones county, in said State,
on the 3rd. Monday Of June A. d. 1909.
to defend the suit In said court OF
Charity Dement, wherein you are =
Defendant. This the 10th day OF MAY
A. u. 1909. IN. CRAW FORD Cls rk
by HENRY HUFF, ID. {.
Scarborough u Cooley,
Solicitors for Complainant.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

peWitts little Early Risers, tho
best known pills and the best pills,
made are easy to takc and act gently
and are certain. We sell and recon-
mend them. e. J. Ward City Drug
Store.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Juss watch the Rspubl,cana and
Deasocrats up - wsshiu6ton --divf-
ding up the tariff spoils. It looks
like regular grab game for oil tho
graft they can get. There will be
terrible reconing some OF these days
and great will bo tho fall TO some.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
DO 1T NOW



Until II l. Too Late.
The appalling dca,h-rate from kid.
neg disease Is due In most cases %
the fact that the little kidney trouh.
les are usually neglected until they
become serious. The slight symp-
toms give place 10 chronic disorders
and the sufferer goes gradually into
the grasp o! diabetes. dropsy.
Bright's Disease, gravel or some
other serious torn OF kidney COM
plant.
IT You suffer from backache, head.
aches, dizzy spells II the kidney Sc
cretions ara irregular of passage and
unnatural in appearance. do not de-
Law. Help the kidneys at once.
Doan s Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney disorders--they cure
where others fall. Over one hun
dred thousand people have recon-
mended them. Here's case n
home;
h. 5. McMullen, of Ellisviile. Miss.
says My back panied me great
deal and the kidney secret,ons were
too frequent in passage obliging me
TO get up at night. The remedies
tried. helped me but little but little
and seeing Doan's Kidney Pills ad-
verhsed, procured box at 4, j.
Ward s drug store. Relief followed
after beginning their use
and l was soon without trace of
kidney disease.
sor sale by al. dealers. Price Doc. |
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, Now
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's s.
and take no other.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

The city Of Biloxi. VIII soon votc
on tho proposition for a commission
form OF government.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

The new gowns Nhat women wear
reduce their hips, and also their
husbands pocket.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

the image OF God, but IL seems that
some are made In the image Of the
devil.
VETERAN
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

STREET FUND.
johnson Hand Co. mdse . As SO
+. .. Piker, mdse ................... 3 50
Z Beason, 2l Gays worK... 26 25
l. Z Lewis 2 days work. 2 so
Mulferd Parker team "a dy's As 90
} w Devall wagon IL days. 6 90
J w Devall team 13 1-2 days 27 00l
q Il Ennis Is days work.. 80 00I
J w Devall work 2 days...... 00I
J w Devall, salary AS mar
shall u st. Com. om.......- 32 sol
Anchor Saw Mill Co. lumber IL 0OI
The Casey Hedges Co. mdse.. 00|
Alex Spencer IL days work 00
Henry Kelly 1-3 days work O0
John Dennis work.................. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
-.-oF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WoMEN-..-

what they would like for luncheon
they don't care" II you invite
them 10 have n soda or a aundae
aud ask their preference they
don't care" II they are your house
guests and you ask them whether
they would like TO go swimming
or go out for n motor ride they
don't care"
Now. they do care, for every
live girl has her preferences, but
some OF them think that they must
not express them out of courtesy
10 the hostess. This rs mistaken
politeneaa. and the don't care"
girl IL often n source of constant
annoyance TO her hostess. who
either has 10 decide for the girl or
help her decide the most trivial
questions.
II n person IN entertaining YOU
and the matter is even 40 small as
inviting you to have aundae, the
desire OF the hostess IL TO give
you pleasure. and when you indi-
cate your preference she feels
happy In providing the thing you
most like. but when you say you
do not care what you have she Ia
all at sea, for she does not know
your taste. and you make Il neeeH-
sary for her 10 suggest one thing
after another until ahe finally hits
on something you think you will
have This gives her a lot OF un'
necessary bother. whereas II you
express your preference Mt once
everything goea smoothly u u
happens that you really do not know
what you want. ask your hostess
what she Ii going TO have. and then
tell her you will try the same
hi This decidea the matter
without discussion and the order
can be promptly given
Az a house gueAt the don't care"
girl IL often a most annoying young
person. though her offenaes are un.
intentional. and she n quite uncon'
scioua of them. Hut her unwilling
ness 10 make decisions IL n con.
slant tax on her hoetess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
Late Ideas in Neckwear

Hand embroidered Coat Collars Of good quality
linen. inset with real Irish Crochet $2.25 and
S42s
Coat Collars OF combined linen Venise lace and
insertion SIPS.
Baby Irish Stocks in effective designs SloS,
$2.2S and $3o5
Irish Crochet Jabots combined with hand-em-
brodered handkerchief linen; sos. S37S and
sos.
n Irish Crochet Standing Collars, sizes 1917 to
IL; Si00
Bows with one end and-embrodered and fin
ished in Irish Crochet and the other end plan-tai-
lored: Csc.
New Jabots in doublc-tab effect, Swiss-cmbroid-
cred and finished with imitation Armenian lace;
Csc. Csc and Sl25.
New Jabots in cascade effect. with black velvet
bow attached $3.50.
Cascade Jabots OF sheer quality lawn. lacc-trim-
med. and finished at top with dainty lace bow;
~iJ9. Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
rHE SUGAR GAUGE.

y Not many women uae Il yet. I
= but every woman viii use II 1
. soon. for In the latest cook
. books recipes for icing and I
y confectionery. "a well as for I
y canning and preserving sirups. I
. are complied with reference 10
y tho nHs OF the sugar gauge. I
. The expert cook no longer 4
q drops a spoonful Of hot strip
q into cold water 10 find the I
. thread. or soft ball stage 4
4 II she wants q light strip for 1
= nweet fruits. or a heavy strip I
4 for acid fruits. II she would dis ,
= tingulsh between candy strip !
q which wiii cream and one i,
. which will make brittle taffy. ,
= she tests with her strip gauge I
4 for exact information.
4 This little Thermometer.
q when immersed In pure water.
a rests on the bottom OF the yes !
= sci A. sugar Is dissolved the !
= bulb riseH. In an upright posi- ,
4 ton. the mark At the surface
= showing the strength Of the +,
4 solution. +,
= Its cost Il small. the method /,
4 OF using II Is quickly learned. ,
4 rs use In any kitchen denotes ,
= Sssowsokeeper OF scientific In ,
= clination.
- = a. - =. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

bright plaid tie Is worn. knotted
under the collar and hanging In
long ends under buttoned straps.
New sweaters and toboggan caps
are crocheted In simple chain or
loop stitch, and every fond mother
who can crochet can easily make
these garments for her little boy
or girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

II you wish TO be n delightful. a..
tractive girl. do not allow yourself
TO belong TO the Il don't care"
class. This class - large aggre-
CATION Of girls who are not really
as indifferent IA the phrase sounda
Indeed. they are not indifferent at
all. but have fallen into the way ~
using the expression out OF polite.
meas.
For instance. when you take
them to a restaurant and ask them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
Out ghe wisdom Of
CYNTnIAGRFY

For housewife who does her
own work a one-piece white oiiclosh
apron. with bib and sleeves. bound
with white tape. protects dresses
and saves laundering and shirt.
waists and kitchen aprons.
Keep a supply OF emery paper In
the Kitchen. as u removes rust and
bad biemiShes from the stove. and
IL also useful for cleaning rust from
any OF the kitchen artieiea
WrinRlng out a cloth In hot water
and wlpinK furniture well before
putting on furniture cream win re-
suit In a high polish. and viii not
show finger marks.
Pricklng the small ends of a 20.
tat0 with a fork before putting In
the oven Will keep the skin from
bursting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

crate oven for a longer time they
VIII cook more evenly.
To make silk that has been wash.
I'D look like new. put teaApoonful
o. mefhyiafad spirits to a pint In
rlnslng water and iron while damp.
when making apple or any fruit
pie always place the quantity Of
sugar required on lower crust first
and n viii bake more satisfactorily.
A pleasant variety Of baked po
tatoes Is 10 peel them. rub them
over with a creased paper dipped in
butter and bake Ia the ordinary
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

breasted. pocket flaps and 80 on.
Hats are decorated with ribbon
and tiny rose buds galore.
Killed skirts are In high favor.
The little dress shown Is made OF
lightweight blue serge With Killed
skirt, and halffltted waist with a
turn down collar. The collar and
cuffs are trimmed with soutache. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
Novelty Curtain Madras and
Crenadine

White Madras. 50 inches wide. in various dain-
~ patterns; makes sheer and pretty curtains 40c
and Coz yard.
White 6renadinc. y inches wide. very sheer
quality. in artistic large or small patterns; suit
able for bed-scts and curtains 81 % yard
Colorcd-figure Madras in many attractive de-
signs. including con-spot, square and floral ef-
fects: Csc yard
Colored Madras in a wide variety of novel con-
ventional effects on white, cream and colorcd
grounds 81 90 yard.
An unusually fine assortment Of designs I'm Colored
Madras. including stripea and pladB combined with
floral effects and floral and conventional designs
white. cream colorcd grounds. at si.25 and $3.50
yard. second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
FASHIONS

In Paris tho bang " making
veriiable furorc. II Is not our old
straight Acquaintance. but 10 fan
shaped.
Many % the raw siikr incline 20
dull effects rather than 10 brilliant
sheen. but tho latter viii he by no
means abolished.
The faii coat Will almost certainly
be- long. 10 long. In fact. that not
over two inches Of the skirt win be
left IN view.
The Louis XVI sricorn. OF three
cornered hat, II coming hack this
winter with lie luxurious mass Of
feathers.
Tailored suits 81 the fail and win
ter viii be long Of coat ard short
u skirt.
Materials for suits win bc man
uizh In texture for general wear
Lightweight twesda and HeFgsa viii
also be worn. Many Krays will be-
seen. browns In mixed Kooas. and
brown. navy and black viii also
prevail IN usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

Three pretty designs for small
girls are shown In the above illus
tration. Little folks. as well as
their mammas. must have new
buds occasionally.
Fall and winter coats are very
like big brothers military oyercoat
cut on straight lines. double
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
|Eoiii MAR|
COOK BOOK

hksd bean soup Is delicious II
nnde ewFsctiy. Mix one and one.
NIX cp1fsis OF cooked tomatoes,
10 enptuis OF baked beans. two
1qfnIs Il bot water. two stalks ~
NJ eat fine and two sliced on.
H. Cook for rs minutes and
- through q coarse sieve
0zan two tshlsspoonfuls Of but
y inlo the same amount Of flour.
nseksn the PURGE. Season
nit and pepper. and simmer
Htze nlinutes Serve with toast
xaso lriangles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

New Kid Button Shoes, stock
tip, regular top, Goodyear welt
sole and Cuban heel; special
S3.o5.
Fine Wei Kid Lace Shoes,
plain toe, short vamp, flexible
welt sole and Cuban heel; spe-
cial $3.o5.
Velour Kid Button Shoes, short
vamp. plain toe, heavy turned sole
and Cuban heel; special S3.65.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
|SfAq TELL ME- l
rr,s QlEToss AsSSIsiD H
b CYNTHIA ... GREY J

.....ulte MEETS with per-
psn as..assplng problems ee,
..ssk ~ IL Is always glad
,sss s ,sreush shc experience
ss'R m y, question Of how 70
....asw stains Is one CT ''''
ana <. W n X.
.',ns trouble with mll-
" NJ A. s. I must say
n = sure az anything that
81 msldew will also take
4 - nom her pink lawn.
H. ~ would rather have a
" srsss without spots than
y .,ssssed pink one ! have
- win also answer
'.sesslon about tho re-
,r.n rust. and "A sub
~ .s..ess for a solution 10
.ss<s Bell five pounds Of
...,a With a gallon Of wa
80 ,hss il boiling add one
I fklaride Of lime and STIR
s. .slae 10 settle. then strain
cloth and cork an In a
- xarrssnts In a preparation
.sssssrslon. Ten quarts OF
~ capfuls chipped soap
1, n =. vlat Of chloride q lime
~ ,ha clothes boil 10 min
..vessr over with the clothes
4 s.x..lonally. All marks and
a., III disappear.
s,.nssfs Wishes 70 know how 70
xrsy wool sweater. Wash
I q. sars, suds with a few drops
, .-s.sasa IN the water, Use only
I. g soap DO not rub or wiring.
- = .arn water IN which there
/. ,...,xanf,al Of ammonia 10 a
-rn Il water
"a n asks how 60 remove fly
80 ssen Vanished furniture.
.-.s~s SAYS the best cleanser for
$500 farmisuve Il coffee and
= ,l--half and half. A. b.
4. ..ss for reclpe Tor mustard
IN rhleh will follow in a day
fne
a. asks how TO mix kaiso-
- ~ what color 70 paint the
rR4urk ehen the walls arc blue.
y H. merchant from whom you
q sur kaisomine about mixing
r.sszn white or a rich brown
~ ,,ak we'll with blue walls.
a - a.If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

DO no, have the oven too hot for
baked potatoes. n done In q mod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

= Us Grey l want 10 give
t&sae II soon TO be married
q. .areAderod table linen and
snnrApts. Shall I put her own
unn1a ! her initlals-tobe on
49, A READER.
k-z4ereshod Is correct. but
n ~ ) kually given TO the
krkt ~ kIsials.
d. 18 Grey: Is Il proper 70
~ ~ kasbandto-be wedding
MT 4 %. shat kinds y
A-fts lnss the ordinary plain
~ rax sold Cor that purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

~ ufss Grey: My black SILK
.m zss too large. Can they be
u&.t srss viii they shrink
SUBSCRIBER.
~{nehy viii not fade X you
< IN In inke~mrm sueis made
- white ruap. and rinse well
~ gafrr. They win shrink a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

u ~. s. ,onato eggs, cut off
nsIoss wv II. snd Of large. round to
vi n. ~ scoop out the seeds
ssksa ! baking dish until partly
MI II, 'snoye from oven. dust
III ~ 10y, and pepper. break an eg as
W., = , one' put a tiny BIT Of
MI * a ara stand in the oven
tx#d egn are sufficiently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

y eastard Ii an appetizinE
4 prepare new corn. Score
y Eaeis, aud press out the
r''h the back Of a silver
ls&5inE the bulls on the
Alx one and one-half cup.
u = tFn with four beaten eggs.
'sx drops Of onion Juice. or
sHF Alfes Of onion chopped fine.
~ iz1lespoonfuIs Of chopped
80 pepper. and season with salt
g2sr Add one and one-half
w. q milk. and bake IN a
na'lsd pudding dlsh. II the
!. = Fsfy hot set the dish in a
y 4 boz water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

NJ. ~ ~ egg plant IN two length
~ NM II ~. out the inside. leaving
saul ~ ~ nds, Steam the plece s
np Il mash and add half
'ssndIae !. ahd bread crumbs. a
! fainesa 'aolespoon Of butter. balf
|lso b sssa onion. pepper. salt and
se1adInv !, Eggs. Stuff the shells.
vi II " on each shell. pnt
N o. " 1 s,, In the center or
ass.sssss slice or two Of bacon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
Attractive Values in
Women's Bath Robes, Pajamas and
Long Kimonos

SPECIAL S3.50-Long, full Bath
Robes of good quality blanket cloth,
with heavy cord at waist. Come in
dark gray with design in red, dark red
with design in white, and navy with
red design.
AT Sl95-Long Ncgligees like pic
ture, made in Empire style, trimmed
with pattern bands, in various attrac-
tive colorings and designs A number
OF other pretty styles are shown at the
same price.
AT Sl.50-Long Negligces OF aftractively-
designed kirnono flanneiettc in dark blue,
dark-rcd. gray and Copenhagen. Loose XII
monos OF velour cloth are also shown al this
price
AT Si00-A wide and attractive assort-
ment OF long Kimonos made OF excellent
quality kmono fannelette III pretty Oriental
or conventional designs. These are shirred
TO yoke in back and front and are trimmed
with pattern bands.
AT $i00-Women's Pajamas OF good
quality outing flannel in dainty stripe effects,
the combinations including pink and green,
blue and tan. blue and pink, and blue and
white. The coats are trimmed with braid
frogs and pearl buttons.
AT $i25-Women's Pajamas of heavy q,
white with broad stripes in pink or blue coat
frogs and pearl buttons.
AT Slo5-Women's Pajamas OF paiama
stripes OF lavender. pink or blue; also with
Coats are trimmed with blue or pink frogs an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

w. ~asn 4 q loss shat to do with
r,s ''af milk try a nut cake.
~. y .. &c and one-half cupfula of
- ~. e''h one cupfnl Of butter. add
49,. 80 The whites and yoika
~ NJ separately. Then add one.
~ ~ ap'al Of sour milk or cream.
:. ~, .ss eapiuls Of flour slfted with
N ',saapconful Of soda, and one.
VA ..saspoonful OF salt. Flavor
4 - ~ ~ essence preferred and stlr
1 ! M, ssi enpfnI Of walnuts rolled
w., s''Is Tour Bake In a loaf and
WI "''h maple or chocolate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08
unable Styles in Womens Footwear Specially Priced at $365

New Mezza Calf Butcher Ok
fords with heavy waterproof sole
and military heel; special S5.65.
Patent Colt Button Oxfords, En-
core last, with short vamp, black
cloth top, high arch, Goodyear welt
sole and Cuban heel; special sos.
Puritan Rubbers, THE
Guaranteed Kind" for Wom-
en-, Misses and Children now +
on display. -
-Eiraf Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-08

..' ~ = ne WY TO make golden
,.', TO one quart Of mashed
4. s add milk enough to mold
4. ene q pyramid shape. Place
: aa On a well buttered bak.
~. vi cover 4 With beaten yoIks
~ y. !. esss slft fine bread crumbs
ny y and brown It IN hot oven.