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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-17
STARTS OFF WELL
The Midwinter Exposition Gives
Promise of Success.
Booths Are More Attractive
Than Ever Before.
MANY GOOD THINGS.
And They Are Given Away to
Visitors.
Ponies Make a Great Hit With
Children.

step right this way for your hot cof-
fee" Don't you want to buy some
candy?' Here's the place to get
your and here the band struck up
lively air at the Kansas Midwinter
exposition and the numerous. cries of
the women of the U. c. T. organization
porarily drowned.
There was great sevening crowd as
an opener at the Auditorium. 1T was
much better,'' said John c. Witt, sec
rotary of the exposition, than the in
food show last May, and Miss L,
Spokesffeid, who IS presiding over the
booth of the kellogg Toasted Corn
Flake company. said the same thing.
Something for Nothing.
The real fun of the exposition is go-
ing around among the concessions and
getting something for nothing which
one Is able to do everyday. One can
get dainty lunch If he works things
right, and then when he has INDUCED
in light refreshments he is ready to
cram his pockets full of souvenirs of oil
sorts
One is attracted first to the booth of
biscuit company just because "the
rest of the gang stop there If you
and see whole grains of wheat trans
formed into tempting brown biscuits
Then you indulge in a biscuit that was
made before your eyes, served with
fruit and cream.
Next you try some of Kelloggs corn
flakes served in a like tempting man
ner, and here perhaps you are present
ed with an animal moving picture book
to give to that kid at home, if you
happen to have one, or a watch fob for
yourself.
BY that time you have a feeling that
a cup of coffee would taste good and
amble over in the direction of the
-Ridenour-Baker Grocery company boot
where the liquid refreshments are dealt
out.
In the Colonial Booth.
The pretty colonial booth of the Item
Biscuit company is not far away, and
here one pauseS to taste some of the
delicate waters which the firm puts
out. Although the goods of this Omaha
year ago, they are well known in the
local households.
The Davis Mercantile company serves
hot cakes with maple syrup, and hot
biscuits and jelletin too. and then
there is the booth of the Loose-W iIes
Glover Leaf and other waters are
tasted, aside from dainty cheese sticks
and various kinds of biscuits.
At this stage of the game the report
er on his round thought a cigar would
go well, so he sailed across the floor TO
the booth of the r. T. Kriepe Cigar
company only to find that the hand
me outs" instead of cigars consisted OF
a puzzle for the children, package OF
cburt plaster for the women and box
of matches for the men. A cigar was
thrown in as special for the re-
porter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-17

nual session to-day in Memorial hall.
About 1900 delegates We're present
when President Tom L. Lewis raped
for order. The convention was scarce
" under way when there were indi-
cations of trouble over the bringing of
the convention to this city, but Presi-
dent Lewis emphatically declared he
would not consider another motion to
move the convention to ST. Louis, In
dianapolis or any other city.
Alexander Howatt of St Louis,
backed by the Illinois delegation,
urged on the floor before the conven-
ton met that it be moved back to
Indianapolis at once.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-17
Ponies Make a Hit.
A word of Appreciation.

We wish to thank the children of
the Tecumseh school, the employees of
the mailing department of the Mail
and Breeze, the Shawnee county
teachers and the NJ. E. church of Te-
cumseh for the floral offerings for the
funeral services of Jesse r. Widau.
Signed. A. Widau, father, and
family of Mays, Ind, relatives in Kan
sas and Nicholas Schaefer and family
of Tecumseh, Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-17
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the many
friends for their assistance and sym
oathy during the illness and decease
IF the wife and mother. Mrs. Julia J..
d. P. ROBINSON AND FAMILE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-17
TO WHOM It Nav Co1ncern.

Notice is hereby given that the
treasurer of the board of edcuation of
the city of Topeka has funds sufficient
to redeem all outstanding warrants of
said board. Interest on all such war
rants will cease tomorrow, January
W. ]. STAGE. CLERK of Board.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-17
ponuIar place for Women.

The booth of the American College OF
Dressmaking of Kansas City, is the
most popular place among the women.
Here patterns conforming to ones own
measure are given out which are guar
anteed to make the best shirtwaist
ever. These patterns usually retail at
a dollar each. and alone are worth a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-17

Hes a queer man. Won't argue about
the tariff Whats his reason for not
arguing?" Says he doesn't know any
thing about it."-Pfttsburg Post.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10

Zen lille Dreno itonr % rpffer Mooerens aiole,
Of at bun ifol tage BAN op til Jig. @n 8onfe ipnes
t ilaa neo benoe. 2empeligt ger bun JIG fri al
lts6onos 5aontag, bpier Jig og Iefter Barnet OPP til DC
io0er, iOet bun tiger:
gu fan b%irtelig nGnne, at Dor lille Samuel Q
Ia Gage ifal bore ia0erI6s?"
etbun ta9er 0renoet paa line grn1e og ier Ian.
ao BAN
Saa Tiger ban:
0DRin Sen, noor on blioer iterre, bill otn 0ioo
'rtaIle big, at sin 6o0er eioroe, 6uaO @l0 Serren 10
lngte al BAN. 8ofS on op og bin mo6ig og It9rf, io
II fon Tempe moo alt oct, Der er grir1t og on0tl"
0erpaa penocr ban Jig otter moo jim Suitru Q
ger:
oOm ieg og ale onOre tier, bill nlaaife belle ben op.
OofienOe Slaot loOe Jig i%oriere. = Oil Oh baue, at Ser
rens 2umpe FELT itul iluffes, iao at port Barn ifol ban,
ore iren Q2erfe, noar ri life mere er Dos BET? --
SEQ moo al Steo M! @u0 Serren boloe i'm Sanno ifGr-
nen0e ooer eoer og oDer belle lit itaffeIs oiloIeote 5oIf!"
0on giper lin Snitru Barnet og iler O%erefter -
uoen at ie Jig tilbo9e ne0 40 Iroppen.
Solen er for Gpn9it neoe, og Nerfet bar ipnfet Jig
oper gp og 2on0. 8niin0er al Stierner iunfler MI paa
0en 0pbbloa 9totbin1mel. 9inab, Batter o9 Sang b9Oer
Jig al og til, ira @o0erne og ira 8o8ene, ben title
aitenluft. Noor alt onoet en- enfeIt Sang tpfner, bpreS
Sniefternes 09nlpe0e Sunnen o9 MI og ga ct life
Smplo, noor en- Eorbiit flpper MOB en- Otnr..
Sauna er igen iunfen OH oeo 9rDitnGrnet. Sun
ifiuIer Aniiotet line SpnOer og buffer, iaa belle 6enoes
2e1ene ifplper. @t6on, 6en0es &uSbono, er M Dor
tel 6nn fan agiten life tGnfe Jig, iatte, at oct oirfeIig
er 8ilfpl6et, at ben0es @raoo og 9snner life bar
funnel bol0e 6om tiIbooe. - gortel aQereoe oenne
@iten nil ban rineligoiS bliue uoilettet al oe lepen0eS
Gall
Sun fon til ii0It rpite1 life mere tpnfe. Sen0es
6oritono ligeiom Itoor title.
Barnet orGOer bit og flpn8er Jig mo til benoe
gWo0er, Oiooerl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10
0eite Wor9en.

0ronningen Ntbalia, en- aoin0e paa omtrent balo'
tre0iinO5tpoe aor, iio0er i'm p%rGgtigeM ootogeliesial
paa ell glfen6ensltol Get CT umistenoeigt, at bun Ell
Sang bar oGret meget imuf. Uaen M er Saaret itrrft
groaippn9t, og 2iOenifa6erne bar bgj @rao m9rfet
9en0es aniigt, ii9r Fanoen.
st Bar baIonsgne SlaoinOer tiloifter benoe ae.
Iigbeo, ioet De lungiomt og ~taftfait bGper og i9nfer De
itore, glinrenoe 6ieroifter.
Gogle Sfriot ioron 3ronningen ltaor en- Wono al
9%io9oroen. San ignes at booe bragt en- eler anoe 02el-
oin9.
g0u bar %operbeoiit dig ON, at 9agtmanoitabet er
paa Bolt, og of Sanger enonl er til Steoe?" ipsr9er
Drowning @tbolia.
nSn, 0 9ronnin9l" iparer arigeren.
uOg bans SuItri og Barn er fsrt bio?"
Samme Spar.
Sun infer ben imoo en- Gieuer, JON bette gie-
blif bier ia en- al Derene.
o@ao og iig til ae9emeiterer, at ban iaa burtig
JON muliet ifal iaa oet uoiert, ion ie8 alereoe bar
poolagt boml gtaor oft er reoe, giper on mig Meloing
oeroml @aol"
0ronninoen 6enpenoer Jig M otter til 2ioooots.
nian6en:
o8u bliper i 5oriolenl Og iaa mart ser eloes dig
ct 8inf oeron, ifal on bragg Omiorg for, at ben iroln-
me SUBS Mano, Der optraaOte iom Proiet, blioer fsrt
biol"
Som min Drowning befolerl" iparer ban. Sans
4niigt er fuloitpnoig roligt. Dien bans nlerfe. olpor
lige Zine bar Der UNDER oct forte 5oretrRoe en- enfell
Bang pitt Jig ct Stint, ion life oil6e baue buet 3ron
ingen, ON bun buOoe Io9t 0iGrfe oertil. 9aeo en- Saano
eoe9eie sioer bun M arieeren til aeloe, at ban TIA
%ortfierne ie. Derpoo lGner bun JIG tilbage moo Stole
pggen. Banoen oroeer Jig Iammen GDnfer, og S9n
erne fnptter Jig franpaatiet. -
Sun bop6e begpnot at fro, at al Mooitano M boi
,ribt, of ingen mere turoe oplaoe i'm Tfino MOI
Ienoe og benoes @u6er. Get par bel o1iaa flr
,enne enc, iom enonu ~itampeoe imool Den BAN piIoc
nn MI oeiao banble i%aoleoes n1eo, at Ip9tet oerom iful
,e oempe 2nIten Dos ANDRE til at trp0e bans SOB
porl --
st Clint af onb @leoe foar benoes %ittiffen0e, fol
oe gine til at itraaIe, og Ser fonnmer @leo paa benoeS
timber.
SeIe 0atten bar bun lieget og tpnft % tpntt
,perueiet oa after forfaItet f%orifellige Blnner. SerIt ben
moo Doaarp por oct lpffeoes benoe at iinoe en- Strai
ON bun Ipntes par boaro NOT til ben Wano, iom pef
zen fore a~itartefeIt bar troaot irem oe bapoe faIt NOR
).noe ielp oe benbes @uber.
Zen %eraaneoe Drowning iiooer mn oe e(poer iiQ
,e6 Sonfen ON, at Ielo benoes Wfooer Dronning Sc
abel = life fnnoe baoe funbet poa noget p9rre.
etban ligger ct inGoert S9ngiel. Oct gnl6nt
Roreenlps fon fun poerft lporiomt tr9nge inc til ban
Isnnem ct Bar imaa aobnineer bit oppe Muren
5an ier bleo og lioenoe no, oe oct msrfe Soar tiooie
nilo l1or6en neo oper pnnoe oe Naffe. Oct f%roftiar
5f9g ier no til at baoe tiert iom 8linleplnos for bans
irolige 5inere belle 0atten.
Fpiolen er fonlmen frem bans Siel. San bnl
.triot inoo Den. Men Den er itooig buffet op igen.
5aooe bans Suitru life bait get2 Spao bar ser uunoe
ior Serrens Sae peo, at ban, ben ibetpoeliee, Iioet fenh
tie Mono, BAT traaot frem og baooe pionet inoo @fguos
oprfeIien oe ninoet ON Serrens Yaet meb Saorene2 -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10
Den on6e Dronn'no.
5urtGains af Ilfreo Climb.

anueenOe tinee oa tronee Cher ior Serrens fro.
ioite 5uoa 9fioe. Reou0 o9 after ne0oO-l Ger,
boor Ell Sang Serrens 9anpe i~troale0e ioa tlort, at
ben enoog iorlnooeoe at fate enfelte 2psglint no De
Omeioenoe 2onoes taogeOe Olerfe, les nh fun en- ipog.
blaalig benoeenoe 6lonme, ne0ens oienoe gool Ell tpn0t
poo Seiene runot. ON 2on0et. 90 frd 3eiternc omfriag
6isie 9onI Ip0er ionieruie0e Dlenneifers 0Driife gellDt.
brel.
Zen iromme Song Soioiats Ssn Soronn, gilt meo
SsroeIs &i9es aongeootter atbolia, oar set, Der be-
9pnote at reiie SiieraItre pna SlOa 9ierge. Sam Dor
oct, Der f%orleoeoe Seruialems Snobpggere til afguoeri
BAN par oct, Der %iorigrte Su0a." aun otte Aar re9ere-
De ban, iaa bleo ban rant al EN- io~riGrOelig Ds0. 0fer
Ssnnen afoiio loo Jig leOe al i'm WoNer, Drowning Sc
labels Batter, og %uan0re0e iom i'm 6o0er paa afobS
Sus's onoe 9eie. @iter finn Get aors gegering ianot
ogiao ban i'm 9eo. Og M lao bans W1o0er atbnlia iom
regerenoe Drowning paa SuOos aongetrone.
Set fbrIte, bun baoOe taget Jig ior, efter at aoneeh
benoes Ssn, bar bIeuen orG6t, par at u0rpo6e belle oen
~fonaeIige 9@t SuOu. Daoios Sob Dor en- SinOring ior,
at benoeS @uosoprfelie finOe ieire % bIioe ene6erffenoe
Der 5non. 0erfor maotte oen ~eoel9ggeS. --
) fGere aar bar odere0e gtbalia bait 8eilerne i'm
&aano. @Dlone Better, GruSler oe Gol0 er bleuen an.
pen0t rigt Moal for at faa 9ugt meo SsroeIs gern8
eomIe @u6oom.
@nonu itoor BOG 6errens Senpel uifpnoet, og emo.
MI tqnoer grGiterne 9errens O~ffer6aal.
Uien boor l9nge oil pei bette blioe taolt2
90 nGrmer life ben Stllno ia me0 riuenoe 6ort,
oo ingen al Solicit mere oil penoc ig 60 Ga aae bill
iege ben til De niloe Setter, iom oibol0e8 omfrina 81.
f~erbsiene2
9pa0 er Der 6Ieoet al Serren8 Orb, iom i'm 8io
ls0 til Song 9aoio: SAT- ifal Dit 6us % DIT ~aonge6gm.
me bore %eoinoelia for Dit aniigt. Din 3rone ifal pore
grinoieitet til eOig 9i6l"2 Sooroan ifnl6e oi8ie for
iGttenoe Orb M funne gao OpfpIoeIie? 6ooios 9ns
er ~uorpo6et poo cen Si9l nGr, Soiebo, OpperIteprGltens
SuItru. Dien er bun END al aonge9tten bun er 10
Dog fun en- aoinoe. Gen m%onolige 2inie er brnOt. -
@l Der ite ct llnOer2 Oilers flutes Serrens Son1pe /
Seruialem? -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10

Zen ipnfenoe Sol logger 5oroeoleo paa De grna
Murilooer SeruiaIem 90 itrsr lit Sub pao Vlergene
bag gpen. Gn enfeIt Stierne er o0ere0e fommen til Sp'
ne pao ben bIaa, ifpfri aitenbimmeI. GGiten life en-
9ino rsrer Jig.
gao 8oget al ct GUS langt ira 9pnturen Den
peitIige llofnnt al Seruialert, les tire Perioner, en- giono,
en- apinoe og ct Barn.
gaeO iqnfet Soue6 og en- merf, aIoorlig Mine oaar
Monoen fren og tiIboge. at en- StunO bar ban gaaet
~iaaleoes.
aninoen iiooer l9net inc moo oct laoe BrpitpGrn
ri % til islqer BUN meo taoreglinienoe Zine en- lille
3io i'm msrfe Susbono paa bans uroIiee g%anOriua. 90
baaefter ipnfer ioo buer Sang benoes glif iig neo moo
Barnet, Der ligger poa en- 5olO al benoes alGoning. Sen.
oes gine bIioer oa enoni mere iugtige, emo De bar 5or.
peien.
9ao cen Sang itanoier Wanoen ioran i'm SnltrlL
fer iforpt paa benoe og %uobrpoer:
vSannal Sporfor bill oil life forioa mig2"
Soa tier ban ct gieblif 90 uenier poa Spar. Uen
oo Der intet fomrner, begnoer ban otter at tale, % bans
9eit bar MI EN- baoro Slang:
..Det er feigt al Dig. Sonnol Ogiaa on nener 10,
at Der bsr ta9es til Oroe mob oenne opriife @uosopr'
feIie, Der ellers pill faa bet ennite 5olf til of Ioigte Den
9agt, SUB Serren ~oprette6e meo pore 596re. = Vaen
DIN eaen Susbono oil on meo @raao o9 gsnner boloe
tilboee fra aompenl"
apinoen buffer bit. Sun itr9ffer line negne arrne
no moo lin Susbono og bpper gliffet op til bans an.
iist.
vgtbnnl @r bet pei en- 5orbrpoeIie, at ig 6oloel
al Dig bio. boem ieg err gioen til 9nltruE Sp
at ieg boloer al port 8arn2 SDorior ifol oaereoe nu De-
lille gpien regnes bIan6t De faoerlsie, os ieg bIanot en
ferne2 = ON on blep Dos os, fit maaife Dor opre Sfo'
Der grsore og Seltrel Sporior ital netop On loot
bia bugge neo al Dronningens arigere2 Noar ollie o.
andre ogioa Serrens gpperiteprGlt - fan tie, boor
for fan 90 life oeian ou2"
Sanna bar for en- Stuno laoet Grmene ipnfe. %
beper bun Dem igen. os benbes tuureoaaoe Zine lge
iom ifrioer op inoo ban: Bin pos osl Stprt life oil
ieo Ge6enl"
Uaeo gmbeo 8liffet bser ban liz neo oper In
SuItrii, Itrpger poriomt 8anrerne bort ira benoes Sin
Der oe buiifer til benoe:
oUlin SuItrui On oeo, at ieg gerne gap at lol
big, ON oct ioa bar nit 9io. Daen ifuIoe ieg 90 life titn
ne ore bette for Serren, iom ale Ga9e bar pitt os ltOi
Wisfunobeo, oa for port 5oLf2 Manife boen tai
pioe oet2 Hyper iee oeiaa oerfra meo aioetl"
Gamma refer liz. iIpnser IioenifabeIigt fine @rnf
ON hans Sails OF. logger lin aino moo bans 9r9it. Sen
6s alponine er eleoen neo ooer ben enc SfuIoer, ioc
oenne M er uo9ffet. Oct blante, iorte Soar bslger ma
leriif llorben neo oper benoes 9tpg.
oDu oil fun oaare mig neo ct faHf Saabl" nobrp
Der bun. .Om Serren life esr ct timber, fonlnier on oil
brio Ieoenbe ~berfral"
etbans froftige arm logger iis ON benoes Uaioie
,Sor &erren life ofte %tioligere giort unoereS yiaa.
tie oil ban igen gsre ct i%aaoant!"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
This Woman Dedicated
Life to the Helpless

Some years ago young woman
travelled from the East TO meet her
father, who was 10 return 10 the
Coast from Australia. They dld
not meet. The father was called
to take Journey from which no
man returns. The woman. Mise
Amy Storms. did not Indulge Ia sci.
fish grieying. She went to work
10 help the helpless.
At 2slb Western av. ls little
chapel. where ST. Marks settlement
work has been started under the
auspices OF that church
The small church near the water
front il combination chapel and
kindergarten. music studio. sewing
room. entertainment hall. dlHpen.
sary. and Mas sterns' home, with
its kitchen and sleeping apartment.
Within these four small walls
numberloas poor people are helped.
40 question Is asked as 10 whether
they are worthy. but rather 'Do you
need asHlstnnceg" Hero mothers
meetings are held. girls are taught
sewing and music without price.
and the feet OF little children are
started In the right direction Many
woman who has bu, started on tho
downward path Ia given now I'm.
petns TO live decently. and some
are brought back from the very
depths.
In addition 10 her work NJ the
settlement. Miss sterns provides
musicale each month for the people
AT the poor farm. and makes a
weekly yislt TO the county hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
Woman Playwright Declares u u
woman's Best Chance.

Marriage Is The best pAId DO
fessson, ON the whole. for women
The average married woman has on
her hands job far more engross-
ing. far more developing than any
she could possibly find outside. The
business woman has much easier
lob than the woman who stays Al
home.
Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer. play
wright and essayist. said that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
f|,H3]sI


49,"
Mothers would you make your children really and truly happy
belief woridsange
wonderful world which they have been dropped from they
Intended
seriously There nothing the world wholly ptifui
little child Children
risky little allow them the privilege OF fulfilling their
htfu mission childhood Don't burdens
their little shoulders
there all
shoulders strengthened childhood
of irresponsible viii
willing burdens all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
Strawberry Vol.au.yent.
Coffee.
RECIPE FOR STRAWBERRY
vOI.Au.NENT.

Roll puff paste into thin sheet.
Cut an oval piece for a bottom.
and three oval rims. prick with
fork. chill and bak. when
baked spread the edge or the bot
tom with strawberry mcringuo
and press a rim upon II. continue
until all the rims are used. Make
q meringue with tho whites OF
two eggs and Ia cup sugar. and
decorate the edges OF the case.
Sprinkle with sugar and return to
a moderate oven. When a delicate
brown remove TO n serving dish
and I'll with sugared strawberries
ries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
Some Summer Menus and
Recipes for Housewives

Be natural ana simple In the en-.
tertaInment OF your guests. Retain
them by msntfestina sincere inter.
est In their welfare. N wisely
chosen they will be 80 many lines
stretching out Into the world and
bringing TO your firesldc the lishts
and shadows OF human affairs. the
events OF distant lands and chimes,
the living questions OF the day for
thought and discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
Cynthia Crey's Letters

Dear Miss Grey am 10. aud
want TO know. 90 What should
you do and say when introduced To
young ladyf To an old person 7
lal should boy tip his hat 10 n
girl younger than himselff go
should he tip his hat to a man
when he tthc hoyl Is walking with
hts mother or sister. or any girig
ca What should one say when he
wishes something NJ the tahley tb)
How shah get away from company
] do not like to be ing
A Roy READER.
An simply repeat the name.
or say, Il am glad to know YOU. Mrs.
or Miss ~-" ca Yes. tS) Yes.
ca May trouble you for the but.
terri or Some bread. II you please. Z"
tsl You can always say. Il am
sorry cannot stay Tor gol." for
you certainly are sorry they are
not congenial enough for you to
wish to be with them.
Dear Miss Grey--tl Can YOU tell
me whether Luna Park has opened
for the SUMMER 90 Whore Is
there some good hunting and fish
ings /. L. +.
A.-tn Yes (2) Hunting Is out
OF season. Good fishing can be
found at the upper end OF Lake
Washington. In Lake Union II YOU
use the proper bait and line. Cedar
river az Renton. Martha lake ON the
Everett Interurhan. White river at
Renton Junction. For weeks
fishing on more. a longer trip will
he 10 Hoods Canal. Hama llama
river. or Lake Sammamish. via
Kirkland
Dear Miss Grey-t1l How should
my calling cards readg (a) When
a lady visitor Is leaving should |
assist her with her coatg tal What
are place cards for a luneheon7
A BRIDE or Elton TEEN.
Al Mrs. John Banks. or Mrs
J. NJ Banks. substituting your
name. GU Certainly. II you wish.
Good manners are ruled by good
feeling and thoughtfulness for
others. t3l Place cards at lnncn.
con are TO assist the guests TO find
their places az the table. They are
pretty little cards. laid at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
GENUINE ORANGE
AND LEMON JELLIEs

Peel off the yellow outer skin.
and then remove the inner white
skin. grind In meat grinder. soak
Ia water to cover from 10 "a
hours. cook slowly for some hours
and drain. Add sufficient OF the ma
tural juice Of the fruit TO give a pro
nounced flavor. and proceed an for
any other jelly. taking care not TO
add too much sugar
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NEWS OF OF THE STAR
SAVE THE oLp PIECES,

Mons old white shirts make good
interllning for cuffs, collars and
neckbands on Ehlrtwaists. The ma
terlal will not shrink when washed
and takes starch better than when
new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how can get a beaux. All my
friends have beaux. ANXIOUS.
A.-Donr show undue eagerness,
or YOU will scare tho 'beanx" away
BE a natural. sweettempered. low
able girl. clean mentally and phys
icAlly. and yon will have your choice
OF the beaux.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

One OF the most useful hats for
travelling or country wear Is OF
suede.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04
A SUMMER DINNER.

Clear Tomato Soup.
l Baked Salmon. garnished with
water crsss.
Young String Bearn-New Potatoes.
Summer Cabbage Salad.
Wheat Rolls armalade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

prices
Our work ia
not the cheap
class Of work
done by tran
silent dentists. A
reputation for
or low prices Ia
taFfalfafa a.. gan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

A man may like girl the more
because she seems 10 like him less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

Harness sold on lnstallments.
Holloway sells for less. 1920 First
av. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

NEW MILDLY BLousEs.
The new MILDLY" blouses are
made in sheer muslin and are en-.
broidered In pale colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-04

low prices and good work
ALBANY PAINLESS DENTISTS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Open Evenings Until $3.50
on the Second Floor OF the People's
Bank building, corner Of Second Avenue
and Pike Street.
OppSsite Tho Bon Marcho and MaoDou-
gall n Bouthwicks. Take Elevator or
WAN Up