davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Outing Paianaas. S1.95

Were $50 and 50. IS Suits Won
ems Outing Paismas. MILDLY and
coat styles: tailored; some finished
with silk braid; pink and blue
striped Materials; sizes Sc to a..
Outing Pajamas, high neck, long
sleeves: coat style: silk frogs. blue
and white stripes; sizes ~ and
~. We're 81 each; S1.95
now .....-....,........ Y/
Is Rsyon Pajamas, low meek.
sleeveless, two-piece style; pink,
5 white and apricot; sizes
So to 40. Were $5 @ OK
each: now .............. pL.10
Is pairs Blomers. OF lingetts and
charmensette: strictly tailored:
black, navy aud violet. Were 7Sc
Sl.50 pair; now.
Cotton Underwear Section, Third
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Reducing Girdles, $3.50

Were s5. Silk-covered Rubber
Reducing Girdles, sizes "a, IS, %,
30 and s.
10 Netheralls. pink, orchid, white:
of silk jersey and madras or suede
cloth; sizes 80 and 50. Ct S0
Radically reduced, each. Y>@~o
u fine Girdles and Corsets. odds
and ends: Treo, Modart, Lily of
France; sizes 23, "a, 25, 81
and 80. Radically reduced, @
fine Corsets, lace back models;
VAL Special and Lily Of France;
sizes IS, 81 and s.. ca E0
Were IS each: now. 80. r~@~S
Bust Ruffies, radically )6r
reduced, each.
Corsef Secfiou Third foOr
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Girls Slips, $1.95

We're s3.25. Is White Ba-
tiste Slips, with built-up
shoulder; trimmed in French
embroidery; sizes. IL and lG
years.
20 pairs Cotton Boomers, in
pink batiste. with elastic
waistband and knee: sizes S,
10 and 12 years. 1E-
Greatly reduced, pair. %~S
s pairs X h k Riding
Breeches, heavy quality;
sizes s and 10
years. Greatly re- &f or
duced, pair. pb|0
Girls Furnishings Section, Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Clearance Misses Imported Dresses
Quantity Description Were Now

Patou Street Dress, beige
crepe satin.
Molyneux A f t ern o o II
Dress, black crepe faille.
Drecoll Jabot F o c k,
handsome black crepe.
Manasse Afternoon II
Frock, in cocoa crepe.
Manasse Dinner Frock,
black French crepe satin.
Drecoll Evening Gown,
black and blonde lace.
Drecoll Evening Gown,
black velvet, shows Span
isll influence; fringed
Manasse Pervan h e
Crepe Dinner or Evening
Gown.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Infants Shirts, Csc

Were 81 13 Ruben style Shirts.
silk-and wool aud cotton and wool /:
sizes 10 years.
10 Infants Hats. vel-et. tweed
chinchilln; flushed with turn-ur
brin and ear tabs: sizes to 3
years. Were $3.50 each; Sf06
now
Infants Outing Flannel PiBning
Blankets finished with white cam
brio waist. Were SOC each; 75r
HoN
> Infants Cheyiot Coats, tailored
style, finished with turnover col
lar, belt and pocket; powder blue
color sizes and .
years. Were s. each; S195
nv"
Infants White Eiderdown Afghan
Covers. bound in pirk or blue satin
ribbon and embroidery sprays.
Were So and $3.50 each; Ct or
now pb-70
Infants section Fourth floor
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Girls Dresses, $3.50

Were $3.50. 8 Tan Pongee
Dresses, embroidered in red;
short sic ewes, scalloped
skirts: size IL.
l Junior Miss Brown Poiret
Twill Dress, straightline,
trimmed with tan buttons
and crepe de chine piping;
size II. Was $3.50; TfE
no"
l Junior Miss Sports Skirt,
wrap style; tan
and blue. Greatly Gf or
reduced :. .... %>*/S
l Girls Wool Challie Dress,
piped in tan crepe dc chine;
blue and tan fig
ured; size IL. Great O. or
ly reduced. ....... p%s/~
l Girls Plaid Sports Coat,
gray; full lined; size or
IL. Was $3.50; now. Pb~
Girls Coats, trimmed with
buttons: green and blue; full
lined; sizes 10 and IL years.
Gre eatly reduced, CT IN
each ............... Q/.oU
Girls and Juniors Section, Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Home Frocks. S3.95

Were $3.50. Linene Home
Frocks, straightline models,
with or without collars;
short sleeves; hemstitched
and embroidered; canary,
green and blue; sizes Sc, 40,
~, "a, 46.
s White Uniforms, @yaist-
line; loose belt, long yleeves,
roll collar; sizes ~, 81 and
t6. Were So and Sfo5
81 each; now. Y'+/~
IL Linen Dresses, of fine
quality; straightline, hem
stitched; tucked vest and
collar; canary, orchid, brown.
green and blue; sizes 40, "A.
4S, so and 81. Were "a OK
$40 each; now. $50.
Home Frock Section, Third 6oor
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Children's Knit
UnderWear. z5c to 81

Greatly reduced. 100 pieces in
Guiding pants. vests snd combins-
tions. Cntton-s nd wool, SiIk-sud-
wool and cotton; slightly soiied.
30 pairs Childreu's Sports Hose.
rhree-9uarter mereeri1ed lisle
farcy turn-oFer cuffs: black, brown
and gray in the group. hut not in
all sizes; sizes Z. ia Ga
and 10. Were soc each; 1E-
ChiIdren's Hosiery and Underwear
Section. Fourth fnnr
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Glassware and China
Greatly Reduced

Glassware and China
Greatly Reduced
These are remarkable val
ues. At this writing we are
unable to mention all the
pieces that will be included,
but you may be sure that
they represent large savings
to the purchasers.
Decorated French China
Porcelain
Pottery
Fancy Pieces
Table Glassware
Fancy Pieces
COlored Glassware
Odks and Ends
Some slightly imperfect, but
mostly perfect.
Glassware and China Section
Fifth floor.
Silk Slips, $3.95
Were $5.95. 12~ Silk Radium
Slips, good quality. in flesh.
white and orchid. With
deep hens and bodice tops.
20 Striped Sateen Slips, good
quality: hemstitched bodice
top, with deep pleated
nounce; tan, navy
and black. Special. CT OK
each -..... .......
Pctticpst. Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Wo1rlen's Evening
Slippers, $3.45

Greatly reduced 81 pairs
Silver and Gold Brocade Eve
ming Slippers, taken from
regular stock and greatly
reduced on account Of
broken sizes. Sizes in the
lot: and 8 AAA; 4, AZ, )
AA; 3la, 4. AZ A; 3ia. 4, T.
7h, s B; 21s, 3, az, Z c.
z pairs Women's Oxfords,
black and tan; sizes AA:
AZ, 5. Z B; 3iA. 4, Az, 712, 8
D; 3i2 G. Greatly Ct TX
reduced, pair. &>~<~
IL pairs Women's Pumps,
black satin and gray suede;
Az, 5 AAA; Az. s AA; Az
A; 5, 5la B; 2is
c. Greatly reduced Sf75
pair ........ p'"~
Women's Shoe Secfion Third floor
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Misses, Girls, Boys and Infants Shoes, $1.75


A, 5, 514 g. 6R, G; 21s, 3, 4, Az TX
49,.
Shoes sizes in Sia, g.
25 pairs Misses White Buckskn
A; Ill., IL. I3, 1871,
kid all calfskn Sizes
Az g. 5h AA; g. 31a, 41a,
B; 51z. g. 61s c; 81 D. Now Y''<~
II Growing Girls Wing-tp Oxords; ),
5 a. 21, 8, 31s, AN, B. g. L. c. Greatly
"
20 Boys High Shoes including
caskin blucher 4 TX
E. P'"|~
81 Youths Black High
H. IL B; liz, 12 Is C; IL, 12
9bs<1
Shoe Ston Fourth
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Hair Nets, 35c Dozen

Special. 80 gross Real HUI
man Hair Nets, cap and
fringe shapes: single mesh:
in light, medium and dark
brown, auburn and blonde.
\ fraction of the usual price.
Notion Section, First noor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Women's High-Grade Coats
Greatly LO,Uered Prices
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50

20 Fur trimmed Coats in the soft suede fabrics
in black brown, taupe and shutter green
with muskrat, beaver, dyed fitch and opos- H70 n
% Handsome Furtrmmed Coats, in Winters most fash
onabe suede finish fabrics and the wanted shades black
cranberry oxblood shutter green cinnabar and taup
Collars and cuffs and sometimes landings TO7 II
of rich furs for trimming ............. W />O\
20 gerpriced Furred Coats individual distinctive
els in luxurious fabrics with collars, cuffs Sf11 ~
wome Goats sect
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Drapery and Upholstery
Fabrics. IL to - Less

a large collection OF short
lengths of cretonnes and
various other fabrics. suit
able for many uses.
Drapery Section. Fifth hnor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
mnnnmarn s. Intf1rnp
Women's Sweater Clearance

Description
Imported Slip-orls, in light
wools; attractive styles
and colors.
Imported H a n d m a d c
Rayon Slip-ons, borders
in contrasting colors.
Imported Light : weight
Wool Surplice Sweaters.
Imported Golf Sweaters,
in a great variety of smart
color combinations-all
exceptional values at
these low prices.
Sweater Section, Third noor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Tell Me, Girls
which beauty aid you want
BIZ Edna Wallace HOMER

| am trying TO aid girls to more
beauty. in ways that brought beauty
10 me. l am trying to bring women
the perennial youth / gained.
For 30 years I have searched the
world for the best beauty helps in
existence / continue that search
for the latest.
Now &c Of tho helps found are
combined in four preparations. An
toilet counters supply them SO
every girl and woman may use cx.
actly what / use.
Tho Thousands who meet mo daily
on tho stage 500 what those helps
can do. | urge you 10 learn what
they mean 10 you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Jackrabbi.
Salesman

The famous Kansas tickfahhlta
are scattered On al corners q the
Eiole. thru the efforts n Charles
Payne wichita. ikAsl nature
student naturalist and writer
For yeau Payne and hts part
nsr, Julius A Crow. have been
shipping rabbits 90 all parts q
the world
During this time they have
shipped out u Kansas more than
zoo. 900 jAckrubbita.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
BY G. LUCILLE BTTLER

NE have Little Souaas" and other
w infant prpdlEisz Now let Seat.
lie page little Bsrnctta May War
mock. who lives with her mother at
tis r. Pine st.. Seattle. Wash.
While little Beruotta May Is no, yet
waving tho orchestral baton IN a ua.
ilonal manner yet from tho showing
sho has already made. who can tell
but that In a few short years she, too
will DO touring the country. with a
long list OF musical eonquests TO her
credit.
Beructta May j. 7. At an age when
the horizon Of most little girls Is
bounded by dolliss, tho new pink
party dress. and Christmas. Bernstia
May has definitely decided upon her
career. and IL working steadily and
confidently toward that end. The
height OF her ambition II TO mako "a
success on tho stage" and realizing
that success n not accomplished by
idle day dreams. she Is working hard
10 that end.
Bernettn takes dancing from
Novokoff. the Russian master. She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

A smaller panel, finished IN the
same manner with a binding or RIB.
bon, may b. famed 10 make ycrg
attractive tea tray OfteA a picture
that has lost SIS interest has a
valuable frame that c1u be- utilized
very neatly in this why.
Glass jars Of various sizes. such
a. pickles or olives come iu. may
h. covered with ribbon glued IN
place and finished with braid and
used on ths dressing table or even
on The mantel or table 20 serve us a
vase.
For tho dressing table these are
usually evolved from delcately col.
orci ribbons or silks and cinbtlllBhel
with bows or French flowers. Those
Tor "a less intimate room arc morr
attractive in darker and richer fab
rlcs with % conservative design.
LAMP SHADES
Lamp shades ana paper baskets
may b. made IN the same way and
Dc made 90 match II one desires
Whcr. n lamp covering may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
y NCTN 7 Leavesfo Memories
| II r. I ~ X Spices for Excitement
- = - DA~ y "A " Salt for Preserving
Menus

Breakfast naksi apples. oatmeal
sith thin cream. nsh hAsh. corn
brrad orange marmulafs, milk, cot
Zee
Luncheon Mararoui q la Italian.
osirrl and apple salad raisiu bread
luukrt with canned peaches. eEEiesa
cake, milk. tea
Dinner Rolled flank steak sn cas-
Hrruls. hoail0psd potatoes, uauuip
frtttsru. cabbage and pinsappls salad
noating island rye bread milk. col
fee
Juniors under school hEr should
DOT b. allowed 90 eat the parunip frit.
tsrr n convenient lamb chop could
he substituted fer the Hgak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
PARSSP FRTTTFRs

TtHss large paTanips, p tea
spoon shl'. = teaspoon pepper, !
teaspoon sugar. tablespoons but.
ter. sEF. fnr cracker crumbs.
Cook pawuip1 iu slightly sailed.
boiling water until tender Plunge
into cold water and clip skins
Mash and season with salt. rep.
per, sugar and butter Make into
small flat cakes. Roll in cracker
CrumbF. dip IN rEE slightly beaten
with ono thhlcspo1n cold water
and roll again ia crumhs. Fry IN
d fryinE pan In butter md bacon
mt until n delicate brown. brown
first on ono side and then on Tie
other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

takes saEophous from Florence Spar.
and viii appear in concert shortly
under tho management OF tho noted
American a1S0phoHist.
BcrnrdcttA loves her SAKE" She
plays In tho Summit school s4plceo
orchestra, md Mr. KnudEon. director
Of music In Seattle schools. predicts
a brilliant future for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
My Hair Youth

Tho cause OF my luxurlant hair.
thick and ky, finer far than 40
years nEo, | have never had falling
hair or dandruff. and never n touch
OF gray
concentrated product combin-
ing many ingredients, apply Il
with nm oyodroppor directly TO tho
Bchlp. There IL combAtH ali the
Btiflod hair roots. II tones md
stimulates, No man or woman will
omit II when they SEQ what Hair
Youth does, Tho cost is soc aud 81
with cyedropper.
All druggists and toilet counters
supply Ednn Wallace unnncr's
beauty helps Edna Wallace Hon
per 636 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

rucceasfully b. pasted and worked
onto a wire frame without stitching,
the best results are obiaine9 IS
buying thin Northumberland
frame, or one covered with thia
sik, and then with the frame7gnris
covered. tho matter Of adding on.
other cover Of ribbon. chiffon or
lace and securing il with taste
becomes "a very simple matter.
ATTRACTIVE GIFTS
All types OF tin or cardboard or
even thin wooden boxes may be
covered 20 make very attractive
gifts.
Hat boxes covered with erstonns
or even with wall paper Pastel
neatly and evenly, and decerated
with a large ribbon bow are featured
IN the exclusive gift shops and are
really decorative in a bedroom, be.
noes keeping extra hats from dust
ond sunlight,
Copyright. 1924, The Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
a THANKSGIVING FABLE

~ was a hungry pussy cat, upon
Thanksgiving morn.
And fh6 watched a thankful uiiic
mouse that ate an ear o. corn.
III ate that thankful little mouse.
how thankful he should BE-.
when he has made "a meal himself
10 make meal Tor me-
Then when his thanks for having
fcd, bis thauss for feeding me,
with an this thaukfulnsxa inside
hoE thankful should BE-"
Thus mused a hungry pussy cat
upon Thanksgiving day.
But tho litti6 mouse had overheard
and refused. with thanks. TO
stay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Dog Ran Ousr by Auto;
Want 10 Find Owner

" NNtk 70 ANta w NhN
nEAR MISS GREY; You are
~ always 20 kind ana sweet
that I wish 90 AJAX you The great
favor Of publishing the enclosed
article
on Monday evening between
$50 and ESQ between 2ist and
a2nt south on Jackson e.. three
men In Ford coupe deliberately
ran over q little FOX terrier
mother dos 10 was white with
yellow on is head These ma
hci0us fellows could have avoided
this, but wcro too brutal 90 90 %.
However, the law 81 compenaa.
ton. which none can escape. viii
some day reward the miservants.
The little dog died soon after
being picked up by J, n, Car
michel, who did bis best 60 find
tho owners. but an In vain,
should they happen 20 rad this
they might phone IA uierlgl7.
MINETTE CARMiCHEI-
tgi& tgth s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
My Youth Cream

My Youth Cream Is remarkable
creation, combining many factors.
II contains products of both lemon
and strawberry. Also all tho best
helps science gave mo to foster and
protect the skin
II comes In two types-cold cream
and vanishing use II M a night
cream, also daytlmes ns n powder
base. Never Is my skin without II.
My velvet complexion shows what
that cream can do.
Tho cost Is Coo per Jar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
They're Engaged .
She Steps Out

Dear Miss Grey; am engaged
10 girl who knows that ws can't
afford 10 be married for NJ least two
years. She insists upon accepting
invitations from other men. How
can I put a stop to this7
GEORGE.
You can't. A great many women
take the attitude that they are pro
,ectIng themselves by such n course
They figure that II the engagement
Is broken they arc not left 80 FOR.
lorn as tho they had no other men
friends. It's wrong attitude where
a really serious engagement exists.
Are you sure your fianeeo n Hsri.
ous7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
White Youth Clay

A new-typc clay. white, refined
and dainty Vastly different from
the crude and muddy ciays SO many
have employed. The final result Of
20 yenrs OF scientific study
II purgcs the skin OF all that
clogs and mara t. Removes the
causes OF blackhcadB and blemishes
Brings n roay hftcrglow which
lines and wrinkles reduces enlarged
pores,
No girl or woman can afford to
omit II, II multiplies beauty. And
many women Bcem TO drop ten years
after ono application. My White
Youth Clay costs G0c and 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21


Another Wife" calling the other
WOMAN IN The case husband
snBtcher" Could she snatch the
husband unless he wanted 20 hr
snatchcdG u 10 80 weak mentally
and physically Until women quit
placing the blame upon their sisters
IN eases q This kind AMI place q
where Il bclonEs-squaroly upon
their hushsnds-theru will not h.
very swift Improvement, That was
the stons-Agp idea. 60 ~ AZ tho
other woman, And that Is just
What tho man wants. for while no
women are fighting each other. az,
tontion Is diverted from him-ths
real sinner. Let the other woman
alone and train your guns upon Tho
man. teach him from babyhood 20
he real man and not a wcAkllnE,
ready 20 hide behind the woman
when anything goes wrong that he
thinks viii cndanKcr his selfish
pleasure or his precious - reputa.
ton.
Were I able 20 decide the matter.
would keep an glris under the age
o., say. IS years. away from offices
where they would ho employed By.
and compelled 20 he shut up day
amer day with, men. The number
OF girls whose lives have thus been
blaekened and ruined By nice ca 70.
spectacle, old married men. as well
as single ones, Ia appalling.
Each year Il Is becoming more
difficult for a woman over IS or 20
years 20 find employment. especially
now that there arc 50 many women
in the business world 70 compete
: for every job, II one notices the
advertisements one Is struck by the
way they are worded. Nearly al.
ways the age Of the applicant Il
asked. or q Is stated that no one
over - or thcrcahouts need apply.
A few days aRo Me writer over.
heard 4 business man In this city
who was advertising for a stenoEra.
pher. make the remark that they
would not employ a woman over
3; that they did not want IAN old.
worn-out pack horse" Why should
a woman be considered undesirable
or old al Is or 50 or 90 II a man
Is not7 Tho answer is simply that
men know that woman under IS
Is more emotional and easily swuyed
10 their win. Furthermore. employ.
ment agencies ka1w that what Is
wanted Is young. and. II possible,
pretty and snapplly dressed girls.
Frequently they are asked by ON.
ployers TO send a Eood.looker." etc.
II you. Another WIFE" were
wanting 70 employ n carpenter or
mechanic 10 assist you In your
home. would you make u a point
20 specify that he must b. under Is
and a ''Eood.lookcr''7 No. Then
why does your husband specify
these things when be IS looking for
a stenographsr or other assistant in
his Officer The Inference Is plain.
IL wives want 20 prevent ''hus-
band-snatching' by some office
vamp." referred TO by Another
Wife" let them aEitate this matter
In their clubs and elsewhere. and
let them make Il the unwritten law
that their husbands shall employ in
their offices women who are beyond
the baby -samp' stage-women who
are old enough 10 have their minds
filled with their work aud things
that are worth while. and who
know how to protect themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
CYNTHIA GREY
CYNTHIA GREY ---
Cannot Truly Love
More Than One Girl
Don't Blame Husband -Snatcher;
Train Guns Upon Man, Says Girl
BY CYNTHIA GREY

nEAR MISS GREY In answer 20 the question, Can a
IL man love two women az OnceF' would say mo. and
il is doubtful if many truly love one That which
passes for love between and too often simply
sex meSmerism at least far the is concerned.
Genuine love is enduring, loyal unsefsh; this counter
felt love that many think they have for women
first this one then that ones changeabe utterly selfish
He who really loves is constantly thinking Of the welfare Of
the beoved-of what will promote that ones peace
happiness and security Can married love his wife
when he deliberately deeeyes her he love the other
when he knows that he is placing her reputation
and her life in jeopardy! No. that is not love II is
but self-love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Location Of Wedding
and Eu1n1emeut Riu1s

Dear Miss Grey On Should tho
wedding ring DO placed on the fin.
ger before or after the engagement
ring2 (2) VIII skirts be shorter this
winter? CD VIII they be tighter?
~ How ia my writinE7
CURIOUS.
Curious: o. II Is placed over tho
engagement ring at tho service and
then usually changed, or. II there
Is sentiment about taking II off,
place the engagement ring on again
after the service. ~ Skirts are
much shorter. ts) No. 90 Fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

II contains no animal. no vege.
table fat The skin cannot absorb
IT, So It cleans TO the depths, then
departs. All the dirt. grease, CRIME
and dead skin come out with t.
My Facial Youth will bring you new
conceptions Of what clean skin
means. The cost Is 75c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
You Tell
Her

Dear Miss Grey; Ny wife y sus.
piclous. Whenever ! am not home
right on tho dot she eross-ducstions
me like a lawyer.
Sometimes I am unAyoldably Dc
tanned and can't always phone 70
her. what would you suggest
HECTORED.
II you have never done anything
70 make your ~tfs Jealous. e Must
BE- that she Il naturally n Suspicious
person. Why don't you tell her that
whenever You DO something that
Isn't Just right you IRE going 10
have the courage 20 tell her about
FfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
LETTERS HANDY

Have all your kitchen containers
lctterod 80 TINT you do not have 10
handle moro than tho one wanted
when you 30 for anything. And
keep the covers on them when they
are not in use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

MY Facial Youth Is a liduld
cleanser which also owe TO Franco.
Great beauty experts tho world over
now ndvlsc this formula. but their
rice Us too high for most women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Vinegar
CobbLer

Mrs. Marie Carter. 40 seth ave.
y. sends IN a recipe for vinegar
eobbler. asked for m those columns
recently.
Flour. cups. lard, cup. sugar
/ cup. butter. = cup, vinegar, , "a.
blcspoons tstrougL
Mix -four and lard Molsten with
nt,le water Roll out Thin and
DO, with small pieces Of butter,
Sprinkle with sugar. then add vino.
gar. Ron same a. isIlyroll and
pour cups Of water over tho roll
Cook IN a medium oven 10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
DAINTY COLLARS

F1esh-coIored organdie or wolfe
makes very dainty collars and cuffs
for dark-colored frocks Of bensalins
or serge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
USE POTATOES

Use the little bits Of potatoes that
are too small for the table by boil.
ing. MASKING, and adding TO tho
dough for bread or doughnuts. The
proportion is two.fifths an much po.
tato as flour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Use LITTLE ELE

The newest coats button in the
front and have nuffs to so with
them. Consequently little fur Is
used on the sleeves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
DANCING FRoCKs

4 fsw very quaint dancing froehs
are made q stint. shiny black satin
with a certain erinklsd effect Thsy
are usually combined with gold cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
USE CHEAP SPOONS

Never use silver spoons for scrap.
ing kettle. Have cheap ware that
viii not be scratched and is used
only in the kitchen.