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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27
GRANDMoTHER's SONG

- GRANDMOTHER SONG
AGrandmother's voice mild,
And at everyday troubles she always smiled;
For she used
pa 4 = :.
AS she had learned when the child.
30 whenever cried fancied
Grandmother used to sing this &
To-day, today,
r 81 Nets all be
4
We
My dear, don't fret -.t5s-ss- Al
- For what's not yet; -
~ trouble double
All me- tits many a lonesome year
grandmoher's song reached my ear;
And sigh sigh sss
For thedays gone by.
For YOU went with them, grandmother dear.
left quaint old song,
And that II shall sing and pass along. 49,
4 .S9ts- To-day. today, as~4ss 40
Tf Let's all be e..tsgs Y
ss Tomorrow
We
My dear, don't fret
For what's not yet
q you
why didn't the little king in the want be
because not wanting to pe washed HIS beseting SIM
"Ahhs what ebesetne sim? ths,Tittle 4
THAT" said l. lis what Is coming ext..
.s Copyright Dodge Pub Co., =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27

Extremely wide ribbons will be
in great~demand for huge bows
on large hats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27

MRS G. A. SWANSON. MRS. CHAS. HUGHES.
WASHINGTON, S7-Two
Washngtons official
be becomes Justice of
the newyced Senator Swanson Virginia brings
the capital.
Mrs. Hughes. little known Washington
the leadership of
recalled that
as the Eat home" day of the justices
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson Washington
cey when husband
being senator's wife entirely
for representatives. hr
select body "snae families
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27
Won,cn
A1eaSayti!na

1--WE HAVE WARMER SPIRITS a vitality
housekeeping had We seldom historical
the human than
perhaps
destructive consideration of ALL"
g AGNES REPPLIER Woman Essayist
'PoLITENESs COSTS NOTHING Impoliteness
manifested the child will
make him polite Children are natural mm They naturally
mimic the superior things If given the
THE MARQUISE CRANBERRY.
GIT IS ALL NONSENSE the home
left
shed to fix the which
are no margins now for emergencies Illness"
MISS MARY VAN Investigator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27

I'm still listening" the Little Tot the this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27
FASHIONS

Many Persian waists are yelled
med with plain silk or satin, which
helps to tone them down consid-
erably.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27

A recent note in Paris hair
dressings is the employment of
Persian or other silk fabrics from
which gowns, waists, turbans or
other millinery are made, as a
sort of bandeau or INTERVIEWING
for the coiffure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27

SILK poplins are again fashion
able for the one-piece gowns and
separate waists. This season,
however, they show a Jacquard
pattern in the same tone as the
fabric. II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27

Hair ornaments decorated with
cut steel, and either in gold or SILL
yer, or decorated Herewith, are
among the latest types of adorn-
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-27

Velvet flowers are coming out
for the winter, splendid convolvuli
in plain or mixed colorings to be
worn on velvet hats.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
HONOLULU POWER WAGON COM
SENATOR MOORE is
EAGER FOR THE FRAY

Senator H. T. Moore is back from the
Coast. eager to enter the fray and do
his share in putting Link McaCndless
where his soul panteth for him to be
in the congressional halls. The re-
turned senator is ehamping al the bit
and eager to get at 'em. He is par
ticularly sarcastic at The Advertiser
for having advocated prohibition and
then conceded with the view taken by
the license commissioners that a limited
number of Sunday licenses should be
allowed.
'What right have three or four men
appointed by one man to pick and
choose in the matter of granting Sun
day privileges? he demanded.
The senator, as the father of the
famous Moore bill, is still not inclined
to accept the result of the plebiscite as
final. "Nowhere N the United States
is a man deprived Of his right to let
the courts as the final arbiter of all
questions. he says, referring to the
clause in his bill which gave the right
of an appeal from a license board
ruling.
Another thing the senator is insistent
on is legislative investigation into the
accounts of the agents of the immigra
ton board
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19

in all my life. l recommend Lydia T:
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 10 all
nv friends. Mrs. WILL YOUNG, .
Columbia Avenue, Rockland, Me.
Backache is symptom of female
weakness or arrangement. If you
have baekache, don't neglect 1t. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing we
know of will do this so safely and surely
as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Cure the cause of these DIS
tressing aches and pains and you Will
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited
testimony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that Lydia +. Pinkham S
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs, has restored health to thou
sands of women.
Mrs. Pinkham. of Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to h &c a 1t Ii free OF
charge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19

way. | doctored
until / was dis
couraged, a II d
thought l should
never get well. |
read a testimonial
about Lydia E.
Pinkham's Eegeta-
bic Compound, and
thought l would
try it. After tax
ing three bottles |
was cured, and
never felt so well
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19

PHEASANT e.ammy sensation. The .ni-.
are lite expensive at first ba+ The
wang qualities reduce thi, pereen--
ably III the long ran.
TRENT TRUST COMPANY. LTD
or street above Merrhaut.-Tber4 +,
generally an opportunity rent or huv
real estate from the Trent conlpanI-
3h1 Il i usually desirable proner-v
NE advertisements il this isue VIII lea !
the way possibly, to good results. The
company viii carry Intending n7rcbas-
er, % SITES by auto.
II. T. WICHMAN s CO.. LTD.-.The
ieadiGG jewelers. and the lead : based
On Inc excellent showing of high-class
jeWetrE IN the store. The showing com
paIes with tina, in the large store, On
The mainland ana the quality is every
Whtt a. good. Prices at Wichman : are
not above the value Of the articles sold
ana are often below. The assortment
Of diamonds Is large. Besides there j.
department presided over by men who
are capable Of handling the most COM
plIcated and delicate machinery Of
tImepeces
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY, King
near Fort street.-The company that
mas found II necessary to employ a
motor wagon TO move baggage prompt
~ and keep ahead Of the procession
There has been no delay since the
Graoowshy was put into commission
and every one employing this company
to move trunks from steamer TO house
or hotel has found the luggage there
on time to dress for dinner
sILVA'S TOGGERY. LTD. King
Schatfner < Marx clothing. And. it
may be said, the home is as good as
the clothing ana the clothing as good
as the homf. There i every style of
suit made and from light weight to
heavy materials In haberdashery there
is also j large assortment of best goods
This is place where many person, find
it profitable to buy.
j. A r. VIEIRA & CO.. Hotel near
Fort street. still the line Of stick pins
advertised and still the crowd going in
to buy. This store has many beauli-
tul watches for men and women. The
best makes are 10 be had in Nieira :
place and the prices are not too high.
HONOLULU POWER WAGON COM
PANY, So South street, near King
This company maintains sightseeing
auto service leaving the promotion com
mittee rooms. in the Alexander Young
building on a schedule that Will be
seen on page OF this paper. The fare
for the various trips is low and the
company IS having excellent patronage
in consequence,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
METRoPOLITAN MEAT MARKET,

telephone 1sl4.-Australlan butter Is
the real thing The quality OF the last
shipment received Icy the Aetropoltah
is a rare good one. spread on not eah t,t7
OF watfies. thl, butter adds nurh 10 'i'e
enjoyment On 1ie3h'"9'' ~ -
tralians pack it IN squares and sell Il
to the market ~ II may De fe'7''e"
here at fortE-5Te cents the BLOCK,
JAMES Z. MORGAN, Kaahumanu
street below MaGebant.-AIr. Morgan l.
advertising the auction sale oi valuable
property on Nuuaeu avenue. above the
terminus OF the street car line. Pos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
What the Retail Merchants
of Honolulu Offer This Week


'-'7 |"g"1-A- l. over ror the season
Is far a. set races - and little In the
Wa ~. .,,,,,.-,,,..,,.. S.. -.s-
If The ..,,....r....r.. -. 80. -.
Tn ..,.-, 80 ---....
'''''- 'S"' .i.l
-'e '- the SHOPS nave been crowded
during the past week and the managers
report good bu,iae,, Fau millinery 8.
ha,-fr., IN, .-,-..n.-
""' anu INC
CROW" H0FtleH mauN3 toward Sachs IN
consequence The races ou Saturday
drew men. vaunq and ola r, rba era-h-
in.r .+ora- and H.,
suns
-" '' 'SS" "'''Seao1f large. he races.
oy the way, from the point Of view Of
the business men. were opportune for
they serve As a sranuan ha-yaan
draSsinr tho school .b.11r,. -t..,
+ ~''''-i 1'>
: SACHS DRY GOODS CO. LTD. ror-
ner Beretania ana Fort-Thi. : ro h..
the storm center this week and the
handsome millinery shown there will
he the magnet. The STYLES are pretty
and freaks are noticeabiv absent from
the aggregation. Some Of The new tur-
! ban shapes are in strang contrast with
/ The broad brims shown
E. O. HALL, & SON LTD o,rnor
Fort and King srree+.-If there ! any
one who finds the temperarura Of Ho.
noIulu at this time At q stare whan. sew
+ ing is hard work She ShouIH buv. = WI
cox x Glib sewiuo machine from Han
! 4 son and turn loose i i. s,iI +baro
is no machine that work. a. easy as
/ ms and that it has all Of the good
points OF. WheeIN running on bail bear
ln9>. However tAaf may he It Is ma
chlhe rhat mas peeh on the market Tor
! more IMAM forty years and mas been
making good since the hrst was sold.
/ HONOLULU WOVEN WIRE BED
/ COMPANY, corner Alakea and King
And here is comfort. The kind that can
be had on no other make Of spring
mattress. Being nome product. made
/ By citizen labor only. there IS no doubt
of is quality. Brother Bailey has heen
making wire beds almost since the
method Of spooling the product Of the
roller mills was discovered. He knows
the weak and strong spots IN mattress
and does not help one section at the
expense OF another. II You are trim
ming UP. get woven wire bed that
was made right here At nome.
THE CLARION, Hotel and Fort
street.-Another lot Of the celebrated
BENJAMIN clothing is here and the best
patterns are in tile cabinets on the see
ond floor of this establishment. The
lines If haberlasherv cover all the lat
est styles. some Of the neckwear being
particularly nice.
r,nz,,nD,c,- ,,o.
Ar "a MIN o7oo'' orr ana no
tel s'ree5--here Is where the smokers
80 - go haca,,sa ne tho two.
noH man eNel Dte", - ~ ,ns '
~ 4ar.,a .a,,,l,.,l fro,,, +ha+ vaa+;a0 of
tnun Tia frn, bas ra1,,cad evarv arti
cla IN tho store from twantv-fve IN |
e. nor cont ro5ar The raqnIar salliny
rhor, - 80 ll-,.or;n7, of onaIi+1
for tho goods ara tha same as have
-. So bara +ar soTna time The |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
YOUR
BACKACHE
WILL YIELD
To Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

ROckland, Maine.-"I was troubled
for a long time with pains in my back
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
NcINERNY SHOE. STORE, FL

above King street-Shoes that are com
Portable. stylish and have an indivldu-
atty are sought by ladies who are par
ticular as to their foot-covering. These
qualities are so often found in McIn-
ernv shoes that one may say they are
characteristic of them. The various
lines in the store are combinations OF
the excellent buying for which the Nc
TrarnyS are noted
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

bird-men at Mineola would have helped me
out about an engine. but they didn't l
found It no advantage to be the only
woman airship builder among lot OF men.
It was @ disadvantage. Men want women
some places, but not building airships,
find I shall never have a shop at Mineola
again. I'll stick to my little shop here In
West I'D street for my work on my mod
els and by and by TIL take my blplane
South for more trials"
"a pity you couldn't get ready for the
Belmont Park meet" the visitor remarks.
"Oh, well!" Miss Todd plainly has no
time to waste regretting past disappoint-
ments. THE delays I had were inevitable.
The very fact that my biplane broke moth
ing in its trial flights was against me.
Workmen on the other machines had plenty
to do repairing. but my workmen had moth
ing to occupy them, and consequently be-
came denoralized'
Miss Todd's conversation Is much broken
by sudden descents on one or another OF
her models. to get II going and show what
II can do. Visitors to the crowded loft in
the dingy> 23d street building which thou
sands Of people pass daily, not dreaming
that up above there a womans brain Is
working tirelessly on the great problem Of
air traffic Visitors admitted to the sanctum
soon learn TO step lively. II they don't
they are sure to be hit in the nose by some
cardboard model which the ardent Miss
Todd sends whix1ius across the room with
q rubber. band motor or 61asSd h1 the two
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

7 bought some cretonne with good sized
punches of roses on it After cutting stun
paper mats to fit the bottom OF the poA
and tray / cut cretonne mats the same
size. being careful to have a rose oesigI
exactly in the centre Of each, and l
trimrred the edge OF the mats with mar
row fancy braid IN color to match the
roses.
Next l cut paper lining and cretonne TO
fit the inner sides of the box, letting the
These basted together and trimmed at the
top with the braid.
''Refore gluing this lining in place, made
cotton s(b!ack white and brown. using
piece OF pink silk TO match the roses, MAX
"a a casing at the top, and drawing up
with elastic to form rather open pockets.
These Is rewed tight to the side lining. To
hold the darner itself in place took piece
Of pink elastic three-QuaTters OF an inch
wide and three inches long and sewed this
also on the bias to the side lining.
Everything being now in readiness, /
brushed weak solution of fish glue on the
inside OF the box. dampened the paper Of
the lining little to make IT take hold bet
ter, and then pressed with my fingers until
the paper stuck fast 10 the wood. The
place where the side lining was Joined to-
gether / covered with a hanging pink silk
cushion, into which / ran long eyed darn
on the bottom of the box and tray and
then when the darner was slipped into its
pocket, and a pair Of scissors suspended by
ribbon to the side of the box, l announced
that the thing was done. II do say II
as shouldn't 1t was a stocking stand to be
proud of. pretty and strong, light enough
TO be carried anywhere, and just the right
height TO have beside ones rocking chair
1.-THE four smaller boxes | dignifed by
tho name OF Guest Room Boxes / lined
box. but added some decorations ana at{ed
them U4th 0ewirS materials"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
GREATER NEW YORK ICE CREAM

A we'll known chef gives the following
recipe for an Ice cream which he has
named for the metropolis and considers
especially suitable for Thanksgiving Day;
Prepare a pint of almond ice cream and
set 1t aside. Press four ounces of candied
marrons through a sieve; add three ounces
of sugar and five egg yOlks. Put the basin
containing this mixture on the stove and
whip 1t for ten minutes, when set 1t on the
ice and stir it until thoroughly cold When
cold add half a teaspoonful of vanilla ex-
tract and two tablespoonfuls of benedlctine
or curacao. Mix well. add half pint Of
whipped cream without sugar and mix gem
tly but thoroughly Line the bottom of an
oblong quart mould with a sheet of white
paper and then spread three-quarters OF
the almond Ice cream over the bottom and
sides. Put half a pint of canned raspber-
ries, freed from superfiuous juice, into a
bowl, with a tablespoonful each Of fine
sugar and kirsch. After mixing, spread
three-quarters OF their quantity in q layer
over the Ice cream iii the mould FIJI the
centre Immediately with the niarron prep
aration. Spread the remaining raspberries
over 1t. and over them the balance of the
ice cream. Cover the whole top with a
sheet Of white paper. and seal the mould
hermeticaly- Bury it in fee and salt to
freeze for An hour and half. Unmould 1t
and turn 1t out on platter From an inch
square piece OF angelica cut strips, and
with them form the letters q. N. Y"
over the TOP or the mould. Decorate the
pase with whipped cream, some csndied
cherries and an ounce Of chopned pista chic
nuts.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
ClTRoN AND GINGER.

IN once famous cook book. long since
out Of print. is given the following r.c,ns
Tor preservins citron: Peel and cut up the
cilioh anu ior The pulp Of each fruit
Weighing ono and one-half pound, uss one
and a half pounds OF sugar an. 49, .s
one and a half ounces Of green Ringer root @
Put tho cttron in enough water 20 cover !,
and lot II boil until clear II viii tsk,
about half an hour, Then drain and nut n
into IN iresn % oold water to stand over night
ih 'hs n,hs @ Doll the ginger root, which
cupfuls of water whsu the water seems
to be highly favored. but has no, vet he
gun to boil down. stir tho sussr In,o II
80 mas melted add tho citron
and let .ne whole cook until tho frul, has
o's,'' ~ appearance and the syrup
ssou,u .s .,,. - - almost jsllylike. Then remove
Add The lennon. slIo.a 49, ss,n - ,h.
sSruA ~ II sssA Z esv ,,S.....s 49, -. saS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
UP FROM OBSCURITY
The Humble Spice Boa Nosc
Shines IN q Ne7g Sphere.

The spice box has developed Christmas
possibilities, so 1t is now in danger of be-
ing elevated" from its useful but obscure
sphere on the pantry shelf to the more
aristocratic position Of being my lady :
work box 1t takes imagination to dis
cover hidden genius and the woman who
saw in a nest of spice boxes the max
ings" of fowered work boxes cleaning
with new scissors and gay with ribbons
and emery bags, deserves much credit
AS the old-fashioned kind Of benefactor
who always sent the crippled newsboy to
art school. Women in search of new
kind Of Christmas present to make Will
listen gratefully to the tale From Spice
Box to Work Stand
We'll. in the first place, said the i'm
aginative woman, as she explained her dis
covery It's so delightfully."- cheap l could
rot resist the idea. You can buy whole
rest of spice boxes for 49 cents. and they ii
make five Christmas presents.
The largest one looks as il it was just
made to hold stockings, and said to my
self. There's Jane; perhaps L could make
her darn her own stockings If she had
pretty stocking box so l went to work at
that one You see the box itself viii hold
the stockings and all the tools. Then IL
will be mounted on legs and the lid fas-
tened below as a shelf to hold the stock
tngs after they are mended l persuaded
Tommy to do the carpentry workshops
are so useful. He went to lumber yard
and got just the right kind of wood; an
innn+bS each two feet and half long,
top ths legs ea of the stand and he fastened
them to the spice box with small Screw Sc tSs
ron of tbe box. For the under shelf he
screwed scr Nc the lid of the box to these legs
bout foot aboxe tse fGoT 'n ana ne hn,5n9e Wboe
thing a coat of dark oak stain,
For decorating and furnishing my stand
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
>&24DF INTEREST to W)OME }A4EEzzAe
TIE Day Of Beaufijul CoIors
Wonderful Harnaonies of Fashion Are Varied
with Plain Black and White

! golden rose and many soft white feathers
! Another elegant white and black cos
! tune. worn by a woman with tall. stately
/ figure, was of soft white meteor crepe
hernmed with black fur and worn beneath
a long black velvet redingote OF ahcieh'
'Levite'' form This garment was llneo
with the material of the gown, ana eA-
cept for few great jet buttons set IN
fur rims, and heavy cords. there was no
trimming The only adornment Usiple On
the delicate white gown was some rlch
lace and a little silver embroidery on the
corsase AS odd as the rest of the cos
tune was the little bonnet worn Win IT,
almost exactly like the skull caps We see
in portraits of ancient philosophers of
black velvet. it clasped the small head
closely but at the back the stifened edge
turned up ever so little to allow the escape
of short clustering curls- Peeping from
under the edge and shading the hair that
fell over the temples, was tiny fTiil OF
fine white lace. Searching the source "f
this odd but extremely becoming headgear
il was found TO be copy of head cover
ing worn by a certain class Of men in the
time OF Charles VII
Exclusive women have quickly adopted
the new gowns of small figured velVets
which appear to be built all in one piece
on account of being belted with the same
color. They are charming, these little
gowns with loosely fitted corsage ana
short SKIRT gathered lightly TO round
waist The greater part Of the corsaee is
of Brussels net OF tulle, yelling heavy lace,
and above the lace is q tiny guirnpe OF
tucked ulousseline de sole. The belt or
sash plays important part in this cos
tune for, though il is generally OF the
same color, a different material is pre-
ferred. while the adjustment of 1t Is left
to individual fancy. A small pointed or
round fur shoulder cape turns a gown OF
this sort into street costume.
Fascinating little Eton jackets Of fur and
velvet are noted among the new accesso-
ries of the smart toilet. Some Of them
hang short and loose, like the real Eton
Jacket, but Others although they bear the
same name. are more like the cld-fash-
ioned spencer. Short also, the latter are
held close to the figure at high waistline
by shirrings done over two coarse cords
that finally tie in front.
A new blouse, to wear with a high gir-
died gown OF soft black satin, is OF white
mousseline de sole, covered with black !
Chantilly lace butterflies OF varying sizes,
they are carefully adjusted 10 suit the fig
ure. A large butterfly rests on each Shoul-
der, nearly touching wing tips with others
that f1atten themselves across the back. In
the middle of the front, covering the bust,
large butterfly seems to mount guard
over several tiny ones, clustered on either
side.
The butterfly effect is carried out on the
short chenlise sleeves, hemnled with black
fur. Double lines of black buttons are set
a;-L c;J Of he inv hac cla
and long, tight, wrinklng undersleeves Of
the mousseline de sole cover the arms 10 a
point far above the fingers. NJ. A f
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
FED" WANTS PURE WATER
Will Also Agitate for Woman Assistant
to Labor Commissioner

II the New York State Federation or
Women's Clubs carries out its plans. the
people OF this city will have decent water
to drink by and by. At the convention
held last week at Ithaca the federation
decided 10 work hard for pure watar
supply, not only I'm this city but all o,,a-
the state.
broad policy will distinguish the orran-
ization under its newly elected president
Miss Mary Garrett Hay AS soon as the
new Governor Is inaugurated. Miss Hav
said yesterday. she and Miss Helen yarick
Boswell. chairman of the Industrial cow
mittee. will visit Albany to urge on him
the need Of woman assistant To the Gown
missioner OF Labor There should be a
woman. the federation holds. To Io,k or,
for women and children In industrial, urs
The department of public servic. viii an
large its work. establishing subdivisions All,
over the state. The federation intends 70
Cooperate. too. with the S,ats CHARITIES
Aid Association In distributing e,brist,,,a :.
seals to help tuberculosis sufr.rsrs