Silver Tip I FOR Be Taken The Lat Week Table Linen Co › lccn › sn84026749 › 1909... ·...
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY AUGUST 17 1009 7 i Silver Tip Grizzly Bear The Bugbear Lat Week Not MttMtod with the jumbling siren them by the author of the puxsle the animals when they etruck the room jumbled themselves some more consequently acute observers will notice that the list printed yester- day failed to tally exactly with that printed on Sunday However The Times puaxto hunters having become accustomed to the difficulties and dan gers of the chase cheerfully made al- lowance ad proceeded on their quest which all concede to be most interest- ing In last weeks pusate the silver tip grisly bear which before he came into the open really made a lot of trouble for some earnest souls even at the last sullenly refused to throw oft all dto guise consequently when the corrected solution was given in Sundays edition of The Times the foolish old fellow ae silver top grhwly A few correspondents have writUs to Inquire where be got his top and it is in response to these that this ex- planation is made- I am naked also if Mis Bass u a globe trotter or a professor of natural history Otherwise one correspondent opines that the author of the pnsste never would have come with such a droll and unusual assemblage of quad rupeds Emulating Colonel Roosevelt I first sailed for Africa My hunt proving not entirely satisfactory I set off for Asia At this moment I am about to take ship for other lands Im bound to be in at the death if I travel all over the universe before next Friday afternoon declares another- It is a pity to bring the pride and vainglory of the men contestants down a peg or two but I have to do it had the winners been announced last week than the talented author of Buds Locoed Animal X Y Z Book let it be known that she was Miss Vivian Woodcock of 1823 G street northwest- In forwarding her booklet Wood- cock to any hint of her sex so as Vivian Woodcock In ver- tical handwriting looked considerably like a man with some corn have sidetracked the usually triumph I ap- peared a I I I I 4 Kiss s to the fate that seemed to compos- ing ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LOCQED ANIMALS AGAIN THE PUZZLE 1 3Iwi dokc 3 A oU gag rag 4 Bop in 5 W all fortte 8 Sure day 7 Not sal sod 8 WIN B x hit big Qfctdz 9 Reed tints steak JO A Bum in a St drod Mary 12 1 sto my Imp i 13 Get a girl Bon 14 1 made King trail IK Lame oat orabln- 5IfrPen haz mica 17 tfrofch dear now 18 Draw wolf 20 Huge men on icy paint 21 A hen 23 Pyn took mule in a bag S4T Riefcer soon 25 Can rat toll Yes 26 Bob a eoaehnran MISS B S BASS Tho Ontario Ontario road northwest the men as Up to the present moment the women dare fervently since a real EDITOR WOMANS PAGE lue II I Born lived 110 sale 180 spyod Tot 23Town a at women and announced victors X C sun remaJl8 a mere man tter all not exult to vanguard fit so NIjglrDd ieds the vie Woman Need Not Depend on Beauty To Be Much Sought After By Others I We cannot an be beautiful but for the majority of womankind there are compensations in all thins This much has been proved by the fact that over and over again in the everyday history of life hopelessly plain wives have abundantly proved to their husbands the truth contained lit the old concerning beauty being but skin deep Such as these have dem- onstrated that although they may have been ungenerously treated by Dame Nature as regards outward charms nevertheless they are possessed with something quite as valuable as and from many points of view far more desirable than mere personal beauty At some time or other have we not all come across such women clever capable companions blessed with more than average amount of sympathy and knowledge The type i no means an uncommon one The wonder is that meeting it so often more plain women not benefit by so valuable an exempts and wit to work to enhance their value by cultivating such charms as are plainly reach of all who care to command and make use of them The life of plain wife need by no means be a tragedy of failure unless unhappily she be cursed with a Jealous Dont Scold Children For Being Peevish Is your child peevish or fretful Has some little thing Irritated him Smite A real loving sincere smile will work wonders with most illtempered child Never scold a child for a frowning face do not call atteaton to it To do so but strengthens tile mood by mafcmy him conscious of it Children are natural imitators and good hmor i contagious While your child is a tiny baby laugh to him and teach him look pleasant and hence fe l pleasant through unconscious imi- tation Consciousness is motor Every in- ward impression or emotion ha its own particular outward expression Knob suggests the other If by force of ex ample you can bring a smite to your childs face it follows naturally that you have helped him to assume a cheer- ful state of mind Since it is a poor rule which does not work both ways you are conserving your own energy and to keep your nag Dont took for trouble and tell before a bad boy he is Assume that your chil- dren want to do right Feel confident that will obey Create a helpful atmosphere and things wilt go more smoothly for it LEFT HAND SHAKE MAY BE ADOPTEE Modern society reports alarm In eof ain circles this season for the great world shows signs of adopting the French woman custom of giving her left hand in intimate greeting The claim is made that the gesture a man at a curious disadvantage not yet appreciate ly cordiality and only feels awkward whether b should offer his left hand or grab with the right It is suggested that he raise the hand extended but this rather giddy remedy would not do for all places and all times LOCAL Famished Stomachs Theres nothing more satisfying than Berens Bakery Rye Most health foods but listens Bread does The more you eat of ft the more you want as is puTs lid nutrltfeos It means a constant increase of health and strength The Acme of Purity Our Quality peach cream made from fruit delicious ill unequaled llosenfelds 12 H N E phone Lilt Iflflt Gas Ranges Water 6i jatk St C A Muddlman Co 13M G XL Pound of soc for o- ccolff 2ic 30c Coffee Se CoKes Kc 30c Co stores j mer- cifully prov rb the t the t Johnwhat places I does t He hands not MENTION- P every 1110 rae I I f I lei the fresh Its Heater Tea He at J T d Cavertrs plumbing lt G to X w pair cer tam r Rye moot hn P I 19c pyi I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > and the vanity that so with nothing save homage from all if wife and husband for not a victim of all those worries and tragic to and spoil her Fortunately such rare often than not the wife who has I088 other qual ities which the pretty womaa seldom means the least Important of these Is onsense outlook upon which when all is said and done world of ours Hers is the head to look forward hers the memory Important w lies taught her tt t may be overlooked though it ay even be counted ae an additional charm in the ease of a pretty woman it Is not easily forgiven the plain one who requires more than ordinary sense of being all there to upon her Quickly enough the husband of tilt capable woman comes to die cover the of this particular gift of practical sense Tomatoes Are Arriving- In Good Quantities Tomatoes reached the lowest price of the summer today when they sold ut cents rholeaale top grades Any quantity of an exceptionally good rietv of the vegetable sold for 28 cents Now is the most favorable time the housekeeper baa yet bad for canning to- matoes middle season is on in full Wait and shipments are coming m o fast that they promise to make a new record for the local market in the quay ttty of the vegetable handled As far as quality goes this feature also is at its height The tomatoes gen- erally are large firm and smooth and Just ripe enough for canning purposes Practically all of them were raised within a few miles of Washington CHEESE STRAWS GO WELL WITH SALADS Crackers and cheese straws are pass ed with salads of almost every kind A salad ought to he more acid than sweet even when apples grapefruit and oranges eater into the composition of the entree Heat the crackers They are mode more by heating and the taste is freshened EASY TO TIE KNOT USE SURGEONS WAY Some people the trained nurse think they cannot tie a bundle se- curely unless some one to at hand to put a finger on the string lest it slip If a staple little suggestion he borne m mind there never will be further It is this Instead of looping the string only oaoe loop It a second time the way a surgeon does In tying arteries and there never will be any A trial will convince you that it is practical lit A sample bJ ol maeslvf i i n- and flnlshni with finrti lactiucr substantial polls an l mi a- h avy flilers Worth every cent o 56 yours for jy 5 Many other sample Brass Bed Bar JACKSON BROS1K often accompanIes this characteristic and Is 1L woman who men be case then Heav help both only Is she doomed die appointments which all soon sour cases are More I no beauty to her hold admiration It ever cultivate no a ractlca1 life no mean In this workaday that tile as dIsaster to bitter experience way m va TIM I I 1 Uppln emi- nently This Brass Bed 29 Hall Inh eUtl is her t being her hue is asset takes avoid Uahwd 40 raId trou- ble ii- P ° ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ + BLOUSE FOR THE BUSINESS WOMAN I I Co of This Waist In Three Materials IN WHITB is 3LPFIGURBD MAnIlAS K yards 97inch white selffigured Madras at lie IJ CHOSSJVUCKKD MUSLIA- SK yards crossbar muslin at 28c yard JA WHITB IiIKBX 9 yard white linen at S5c a yard Daily Fashion TalkT- he simple and graceful lines of the model pictured today waa an especial appeal to the business woman who recognises- iU prime virtues trigness and simplicity An eminent1 practical garment the blouse fashioned of any of the serv- leeable white materials at present favored will make a and natty addition to the wardrobe of the woman who spends her life in the bustling downtown section of the city Neatness is Its chief attribute and the deep turned back cuff is a concession to the love of the dainty and effective which is inherent in every woman There is no bleusinese to break the lines and get rausy and soiled in the first hours wearing The Gibson pleet which adds breadth to a slender figure be continued down the entire length of the back and if the fancy inclines to a touch of color the cuffs nod collar may be made of delicately contrasting tones sum as blue or old rose or fresh coollooking green linen Large pearl buttons make a pretty and effective finish which might be completed I 1- 1e bec- Oming may i Queries of Times Readers AnsweredS- eek Discreet Friends Anxious If you feel assured your ac qualntances are girls with shadowy reputations you would be vory foolish to them in your list of guests The only you can do is to refrain from making any comment yourself and from listening to or retailing gos- sip If you adroitly com your obnoxious friends Girls of the type to which you refer after all have little in common with th Ir more dis- creet sisters Lady Baltimore Cake Mrs F W for Lady Baltimore cake has been repeatedly pub this column past uonth For unfermented grape the following is a good Wash crush and heat the fruit for thirty minutes Crush again strain and hard through a Re- place on the fire and bringing to a boll skim before adding onofouth pint of sugar to of After dissolving boil for six minutes Fill in heated bottles and seal at once Almond Macaroons For almond macaroons beat the whites of three eggs stiff and into them half a cupful of powdered sugar a quarter pound of almond paste crumbled fine halt a of corn starch and five drops of essence bitter almonds Drop by the spoon tul on buttered paper and i hot oven If cannot almond paste use blanched almonds pounded to a powder To Resilver Minors O know of no reliable maChe of resilverlng tile sealed spjts onVa mirror Tomato Ketchup For tomato ketchup the followS is a a of unpeeled tomatoes wJtk six white on ions and boil together until so soft they can be rubbed through a colander through a sieve rnd return to the fire with three bay leaves a each ol powdered per cloves sugar and salt and a half teaspoonful of paprika Add a table- spoonful of celery seed tied in a smell cheesecloth bag Boll for six hours stirring frequently Remove the bag of celery seed and pour into the ture a pint of vinegar Bring again to the boil and remove from the Are When c ld haUls and seal BEADING IS SUITED TO COSTUME LINENS- The worthwhile headings are the many different qualities of hand cro- cheted insertion of the narower widths all extremely well suited to the vari- ous costume linens All of the crocheted headings of the made by Germans as well rank in quality with those of the wo men Damascus and the Par who would not know them as beading but who would be sure to show their entire stock upon request with the spirit of true salespeople Although these less close insertions at cents the yard and upward th y are not now con- sidered inferior because they are the work of a primitive people revived and the most loosely them will long outlast the material yt the frock they help to make effective Beading should be sewn In with No 60 thread unless the lace has been made very delicately or the dress mate- rial be too sheer T Remove Freckles a Pimples In Ten Days Use CREAM new die covery cold under a positive guarantee end money refunded if it remove freckle pimples liver in collar heads and eruptions ol the skin no matter ol how Ordinary cases In 10 ys wont in 30 days Leares the skin Clear soft healthy and harm can from its we sad J100 by leading druggists or wall WATIONfL TOILET COMPANY Paris Teen Sold by Popes Pharmacy ODon nells Evans and highclass tclet counters Edmonstons f5 Home Comfort For Women Slipperlike in stylish than pumrs 1334 F Street The Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co Main Star Ttfc j In City Near You tbtn you will not be troubled by DThe reel shed n s BI mace Dutchbut East I I I N a b I atArdl g 1Ihal No 111 sdored thott8lU1dsol lrdleL I I cY PI clrmacy I I Shoes comfortmore TheaNectar lIe Letter 11ported Alt 1 ddy pure and Warranted bult all eoc PElt POUND In aa4 Quar Valuable Pre n with 1 lit pack lit Branches table- spoonful ma e discoloratlons kS possible 1 Tea tastes r i Hlvi I each 1iIf Si W the one ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ = y a bolt of white fitted with a square buckle of white earl This ie a Buttorick pattern No MO and in Its va JaUon of high or low neck may be had at Kings palace Girls Real Modesty Is Instinct Instilled by High Principles I You cnnot pick up a paper or mag- azine nowadays without reading some foolishness about the duties of a The average writer does not feel called upon to explain just what a mans duties are but he has very well defined ideas that a womans duties duster about the home first last and all the time It seems ae though both men and women might realise that nature recognises no difference between the sexes The child is born just a human being endowed with more or yeas brain and more or less physique as the case may be but from the time the baby is put into its mothers its sex de- termines its education and environ- ment Convention to th woman Aet to the man girl must not do this and must do that not VeoatMe it is or not sensible but because If ie the con ventlonal thing to do She must be taught to simulate the accepted Mea of modesty while if a mother rightly un- derstood her lifes work she would know that real modesty cannot be taught it is aa instinct that comes from the instilling of high principles and these are ac great a necessity for a man as for a woman Women are not of any finer slay than seep J ok aay Wg assemblage of wwmgf ami you wjlil ibid the same po woman VIM Be- Th is lit I says alto ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ litical trickery and deceit that you see in a similar gathering of men Human nature is Just the in either feminine or masculine form and there are women that are no more fitted to be mothers and homemakers than are some men to know the con- straint of wife and child Women need no more advice and ad- monition on the business of living than do men They generally find their level and the to bear children not assure the attainment of real motherhood One woman may make a botch of bringing up the large family she the world while another woman whose barren arms clasp only empty air would mother with love the whole suffering universe The fact of matter is that only one person on this earth knows your real duties are and that is your- self You can shirk them or accom- plish them in the curtained home or in the brawling market place as the Gel and your- self wilt ever know if have done the most with the talents that were given you PAPER GARDEN HATS At a recent charity sale at Paris women of the smart world amused themselves by sale of wonderful garden hats shaped by their own taste ful fingers and made of tinted paper It is a fad to wear these sauce hats in the grounds of country villas during an afterdinner stroll are ador- able on young reM laces their fluted trills falling lightly their charming whet cue be and the full same does ever ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New During the heated term store will close at 5 oclock Saturdays at i Our Annual August Fur Sale now in progress A small deposit will reserve any piece in this stock until wanted Balance can be paid at any time before delivery is preserving season when housekeepers are lay up a store of sweetmeats for winter time The work may greatly lightened and much time saved by various new im provements and inventions to be found in our Fifth Floor Departments Fruit Jars Jelly Glasses Preserving Kettles Paring Fruit La bels etc Lothrop YorkWASHINGTONParIs I Preserving Requisites THIS timethe i H Woodward ¬ ¬ Fruit Jars Masons Best Machinemade Jars Pints per doses 4Ec Quarts per Ocean SO- oHalfgallon per doson 75o Masons Wide Mouth Fruit Jars Pints per 4a en 7 s per doses 85o Halfgallons per dosen 115 Z Seal Fruit Jars with Wide Mouths and Lightning Fitters Pints per dozen SOc Quarts per dozen 100 Half gallons per dosen 135 Fruit Jar Rubbers and fittings Masons Porcelainlined Fruit Jar Tops per dosed 25o Masons Plain Jar Rings per dosen Masons Lipped Jar Ring per dense loo Masons Widemouth Lipped Jar Rings per doaen Bo Special Value in Toilet Ware We offer at special prices several lots of Plain and Decorated Toilet Ware subject to slight imperfections- but of such a slight nature as to no wise affect their looks or wear niece Decorated Toilet Sets in a variety of neat decorations shapes and Mace Special price 175 each Decorated Toilet in cur eral decorations shapes and staos Special price 285 each tptee Plate White Toilet Set pedal price 145 each Fift HOOT Q street Quart E Se Sets ¬ Schrarn Automatic Fruit Jars White glass new rapid automatic sealing top wide mouth a most de sirable jar in every way and worthy the attention of every one who has use for fruit jars per dOlleD 70c Quarts per doses 85- cHalfgallon per doeon lOO Complete Tops per down I5c Jelly Glasses Clear White Jelly Glasses with tin tops Onethird pints per dOlleD aoc Half pints pot down 25c Onethird Quarts per down 350 Largesize cakes Paraffin Wax for sealing jellies etc 13c 2 for 25c Smallsize cakes 6c each Special Value in Porcelain Dinner Sets We offer a lot of Decorated En- glish Porcelain Dinner Sets in a de sirable border pattern and in fun 100piece combination at special price 1195 the set Flemish Stone Jugs We have just received and placed on sate a shipment of the much de- sired 2quart Stone Pitchers They are shown in several deafens 25c each Ant I I the ¬ ¬ ¬ Woodward Lothrop iS II- I 1 7 Care Should Be Taken In Folding Table Linen The usowife who loaves to an over w rkad rc Mof oilwork the care of table lli on need not wonder tf her beat linen is soon ruined The napkins should always he folded so the embroidered initial will show on the outer flap but this can still be done and the napkin folded tar different ways each time it is laundorod Starch is an abomination in good table linen however if one hall aywell worn cloth which seems to have no- body and thus becomes soiled quick- ly it Is wise to add about a quart of thin hot made starch to pair A tub of bluing water and wring the linen out of this sufficient body will be given- it to make it wear much longer befuro another Crashing is necessary When about to iron table linen some very hot borax waterftml with a clean whisk broom sprinkle every inch of the linen thoroughly roll up tightly in clean towel let it lie for half an hour or so and then iron A small but heavy brush having stiff fln bristles and a short thick handle should be used instead of a coarse comb for fringed linen and dollies Fancy folding has no place In a home being chiefly used in the cheaper class of restaurant Indeed but a single fold down the middle of the cloth is eli that good taste permits and homes have several long wooden rollers that corns for this purpose on which tablecloths after they have boon ironed and well a red are rolled so as to have but the one fold appearing when the cloth is one the table however In order not to have the fold come always in the same cloths in use day may ocasIonaKv be folded in thirds turning the selvage over on one side and undar on the other in order to have the two folds appear on the right side of the BUTTERMILK IS ONE OF THE NEW CURES There are two new cures One buttermilk The other is beans The buttermilk nire 4s for that very prevalent and distressing complaint known as the blues Needless to say a microbe is the fondest et origo of our fits of gloom and melancholy when every goes wrong and nothing goes right and your temper way and nobody but your everpatient dog can abide you But this particularly horrid bacillus does not like buttermilk in fact it is completely quenched by it so that when the blues come on the obvious course is to quaff this fluid as freely- as possible Clearly it is a thing no family should be without pre- pare a ar I l s place ¬ ¬ cloth When there is no room to put the cloth away with a single fold m middle it may be folded first In the mid- dle and then the sides may be turned back thus folding the seth inti Quarters lengthwise hiring each foil appear on the right sld must fc no cross folds bowers nor are necessary if a cloth is well ironed an i aired since it may be laid lightly away in the drawer and carefully smooth1 out by hand when it is laid on the tabU Several cloths may be stored perfectly in small space by hanging a wooden cur- tain pole the wall of the llnm closet throwing the cloths over this pole one over the other It is unwise to put away a of stained linen until the general which i difficult any household and then try to remove it The servant when anything is spilled on a tablecloth re- moves it from the table and thrusts- it into bag or hamper still damp along a household before washday arrives whole families of creatures are at work and finally when the linen is removed from the basket to be laundered there is a greenish spot which can be removed by use of a bleach- ing agent which surely injures the fab although may not be at once apparent This Is case even if clean water has been spilled on the cloth in the case of tea or coffee wine or fruit Juice It put into the hamper without first removing the drying tbe not only Is mildew apt to but the stain becomes set ic fabric so that it is well nigh impossible to ever remove all trace of it without using alkali so strong that the weakened Instead of first treating the mildew average servant puts the cloth to soak in strong soapy water perhaps hot water the rest of the l it finally emerges from the laundry is worse the first NICE DUTCH COLLARS ARE MADE AT HOME- A pretty and inexpensive Dutch col- lar can made at home out of these materials a few roses insertion enough to break the collar into ac many panels M desired and enough lace to finish the K both insertion and lace are nar row the effect will be daintier Put the roMs on at will letting them into the panels STRAWBERRY MOUSEE Whip one pint of double cream until stiff mash strain and sweeten one pint of strawberries and stir into the cream place in a fine sieve until free of all liquid then put in a mold pack in plenty of ice and salt and for three hours to chill the thee qa nBt p a y with rt ot the or Lo ury the percep- tibly after It has been to form the linen and the last state of this table be wash- day edge ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ to Lansburgh Bro 420 to 476 7th St 417 425 8th St Business hours Daily 8 a m to 5 p m Saturday 8 a m to 6 p m I Sheets and Pillow Cases 81x90 D M C Sheets heavy lInen finieh cotton full width I fr band torn 3inch hem The value Special SlxSO S A C Sheets same S f r as Salem extra quality at f- 8Kc Special 7S dozen Pillow Cases softfinish cotton free from dress f Ing 2Inch hem size I o lie value Special 2 Heatherbloom Petticoats Genuine heathorbloom has all the swish and rustlo of taffeta but wears much better made in two dis- tinct styles with deep flare flounces finished with rows or shirring and fine tucks lengths IS oj rif to 41 Special one day only 1 C xIi 1 9 ¬ 100 dozen Bestyet Pillow Cases made of extra heavy cotton r hem size 46x48 Me I A value Special Linenfinish Pillow eases slightly soiled sixes 4231 and 4Sx full cambric finish 13c and 1 f 1C 14c values Special fflxiO Beaufort Sheets hand torn Slnch hem soft finish fvL extra quality Special 168 and S175 j House Dresses- Of splendid quality percale in cadet gray navy and black neat designs tailormade with turnover collar skirt finished with deep flounce sixes M to 4C ff inch 1 39 1 regular and Li5 J Special a L4 values > Blue Dress Goods 1 125 Herringbone Serge t 98c 50Inch new Herringbone Storm Serge in two shades of navy blue never before offered for less than For this Vo sale the yard 100 Empress Cloth 69c 42inch Empress Cloth a nice light- weight fabric very desirable for seasons most popular and fashionable gowns S fC everywhere 1 Our price for fi this pr yard 100 Stripe Serge 79c 42itich Neat Stripe Allwool Storm Serge in navy and peacock rj fp blue a regular 1 value For this sale per yard 100 Mohair Sicilian 59c Only 3 44 inches wide in a rich marina blue double warp shiinmery silk luster value ro go at yard C Lfi 5 9 c 1 saleS ¬ 150 Tailor Serge 125 Slinch Rends Tailor Serge in three shades of blue neat stripe or plain Just the thing for or skirt and guaranteed Qf ff to wear regular fLfiQ H value IifcrfwJ 250 Satin Cloth 169 Slinch Beautiful Navy Blue Satin Cloth will wear and is pret- tier than the finest broadcloth 250 value I nU For this sale per yard 1 50c Allwool Batiste 39c inch Allwool Batiste in all the wanted shades of blue excellent value at hOc For fhis sale you can supply your needs per yard Mohair Brilliantine 29c Ten pieces in a rich dark navy blue Inches wide ins trous splendid for bath A ing suits or separate skirts A great bargain at yard a For lb J nab C- at tiC ¬ Clearance Prices in Dept Upholstery 3B yards of remnants of The and We Linoleums excellent patterjne two yards wide lengths up to four yards a great value JAr the price For V tomorrow yard WO yards of Fine Oil Cloth Rem- nants in desirable lengths up to lIve yards neat light dark patterns yard wide j 4Oc For yard jSJi Tapestry Couch Covers fringed all around pleasing oriental designs three different styles most effective color of green red end olive inches f wide S yards long AM lEadu t Kalba Fiber and Wool Matting 16 inches wide comes in the most ar carpet patterns in green and red closely woven not 1 rap can be washed up 27 inches wide for stairs and halls STc yard Yard l tomor- row combi- nations > ¬ ¬ < NOTICE During the summer months we will glV complimen- tary tickets to a Moving Picture Theater 250 Rifton Velvet Rugs an abso lutely new line of handsome and ef fective oriental designs else x4 inches a floor cover Q i f r light and dark colorings are showing a line of Silks suitable for draperies and kimonos oriental and floral designs in a variety to pleas every p taste dark and dainty shad UC- inga Yard Bobbinett Bed Set large motif in center dainty smaller in corners wide valance edged with sawtooth braid to match an extra special value at the reduced C f r price For tomorrow 4 the set i7JS3- W and 1275 Woven Cotton Ham- mocks made in the best possible manner e as to render them strong and durable a large assortment of choice colorings embracing combi- nations of green ten and black fl rt in and stripes SU For of lasting a- We aS tlf re- ds htg C- I C ¬ ¬ > > ¬ > ¬ < +
Transcript of Silver Tip I FOR Be Taken The Lat Week Table Linen Co › lccn › sn84026749 › 1909... ·...
THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY AUGUST 17 1009 7i
Silver Tip Grizzly BearThe Bugbear Lat Week
Not MttMtod with the jumbling sirenthem by the author of the puxsle theanimals when they etruck the
room jumbled themselves somemore consequently acute observerswill notice that the list printed yester-day failed to tally exactly with thatprinted on Sunday However TheTimes puaxto hunters having becomeaccustomed to the difficulties and dangers of the chase cheerfully made al-
lowance ad proceeded on their questwhich all concede to be most interest-ing
In last weeks pusate the silver tipgrisly bear which before he came intothe open really made a lot of troublefor some earnest souls even at the lastsullenly refused to throw oft all dtoguise consequently when the correctedsolution was given in Sundays editionof The Times the foolish old fellow
ae silver top grhwlyA few correspondents have writUs to
Inquire where be got his top and itis in response to these that this ex-
planation is made-I am naked also if Mis Bass u a
globe trotter or a professor of naturalhistory Otherwise one correspondentopines that the author of the pnsstenever would have come with sucha droll and unusual assemblage of quadrupeds
Emulating Colonel Roosevelt I firstsailed for Africa My hunt proving notentirely satisfactory I set off for AsiaAt this moment I am about to takeship for other lands Im bound to bein at the death if I travel all over theuniverse before next Friday afternoondeclares another-
It is a pity to bring the pride andvainglory of the men contestants downa peg or two but I have to do it
had the winners beenannounced last week than the talentedauthor of Buds Locoed Animal X YZ Book let it be known that she was
Miss Vivian Woodcock of 1823 Gstreet northwest-
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LOCQED ANIMALS
AGAIN THE PUZZLE
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3 A oU gag rag4 Bop in5 W all fortte8 Sure day7 Not sal sod8 WIN B x hit big Qfctdz
9 Reed tints steakJO A Bum in a St
drod Mary12 1 sto my Imp i
13 Get a girl Bon14 1 made King trailIK Lame oat orabln-5IfrPen haz mica17 tfrofch
dear now18 Draw wolf20 Huge men on icy paint21 A hen23 Pyn took mule
in a bagS4TRiefcer soon25 Can rat toll Yes26 Bob a eoaehnran
MISS B S BASSTho Ontario
Ontario road northwest
the men asUp to the present moment
the women darefervently since a real
EDITOR WOMANS PAGE
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Woman Need Not Depend on BeautyTo Be Much Sought After By Others
IWe cannot an be beautiful but
for the majority of womankindthere are compensations in all thins
This much has been proved by thefact that over and over again in theeveryday history of life hopelesslyplain wives have abundantly proved totheir husbands the truth contained litthe old concerning beauty beingbut skin deep Such as these have dem-onstrated that although they may havebeen ungenerously treated by DameNature as regards outward charmsnevertheless they are possessed withsomething quite as valuable as andfrom many points of view far moredesirable than mere personal beauty
At some time or other have we notall come across such women clevercapable companions blessed with morethan average amount of sympathyand knowledge The type i nomeans an uncommon one The wonderis that meeting it so often more plainwomen not benefit by so valuable anexempts and wit to work to enhancetheir value by cultivating such charmsas are plainly reach of allwho care to command and make useof them
The life of plain wife need by nomeans be a tragedy of failure unlessunhappily she be cursed with a Jealous
Dont Scold Children
For Being Peevish
Is your child peevish or fretful Hassome little thing Irritated him SmiteA real loving sincere smile will workwonders with most illtemperedchild
Never scold a child for a frowningface do not call atteaton to it To doso but strengthens tile mood by mafcmyhim conscious of it
Children are natural imitators andgood hmor i contagious While yourchild is a tiny baby laugh to him andteach him look pleasant and hencefe l pleasant through unconscious imi-
tationConsciousness is motor Every in-
ward impression or emotion ha its ownparticular outward expression Knobsuggests the other If by force of example you can bring a smite to yourchilds face it follows naturally thatyou have helped him to assume a cheer-ful state of mind
Since it is a poor rule which does notwork both ways you are conservingyour own energy and to keepyour
nag Dont took for troubleand tell before abad boy he is Assume that your chil-dren want to do right Feel confidentthat will obey Create a helpfulatmosphere and things wilt gomore smoothly for it
LEFT HAND SHAKEMAY BE ADOPTEE
Modern society reports alarm In eofain circles this season for the greatworld shows signs of adopting theFrench woman custom of giving herleft hand in intimate greeting
The claim is made that the gesturea man at a curious disadvantage
not yet appreciately cordiality and only feels awkward
whether b should offer his lefthand or grab with the right
It is suggested that he raise the handextended but this rather giddy remedywould not do for all places and all times
LOCAL
Famished StomachsTheres nothing more satisfying thanBerens Bakery Rye Mosthealth foods butlistens Bread does The more youeat of ft the more you want as
is puTs lid nutrltfeos Itmeans a constant increase of health andstrength
The Acme of PurityOur Quality peach cream made
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a victim ofall those worries and tragictoand spoil her Fortunately suchrare
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I088 other qualities which the pretty womaa seldommeans the least Important of these Is
onsense outlook uponwhich when all is said and doneworld of ours Hers is the head
to look forwardhers the memoryImportantw lies taught hertt t may beoverlooked though it ay even becounted ae an additional charm in theease of a pretty woman it Is not easilyforgiven the plain one who requiresmore than ordinary sense of beingall there to upon her
Quickly enough the husband of tiltcapable woman comes to diecover the of this particular giftof practical sense
Tomatoes Are Arriving-
In Good Quantities
Tomatoes reached the lowest price ofthe summer today when they sold ut
cents rholeaale top grades Anyquantity of an exceptionally goodrietv of the vegetable sold for 28 cents
Now is the most favorable time thehousekeeper baa yet bad for canning to-matoes middle season is on in fullWait and shipments are coming m ofast that they promise to make a newrecord for the local market in the quayttty of the vegetable handled
As far as quality goes this featurealso is at its height The tomatoes gen-erally are large firm and smooth andJust ripe enough for canning purposesPractically all of them were raisedwithin a few miles of Washington
CHEESE STRAWS GOWELL WITH SALADS
Crackers and cheese straws are passed with salads of almost every kindA salad ought to he more acid thansweet even when apples grapefruitand oranges eater into the compositionof the entree Heat the crackers Theyare mode more by heating andthe taste is freshened
EASY TO TIE KNOTUSE SURGEONS WAYSome people the trained nurse
think they cannot tie a bundle se-curely unless some one to at hand toput a finger on the string lest it slip
If a staple little suggestion he bornem mind there never will be further
It is this Instead of looping thestring only oaoe loop It a second timethe way a surgeon does In tying arteries
and there never will be anyA trial will convince you that it is
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In Three Materials
IN WHITB is 3LPFIGURBD MAnIlASK yards 97inch white selffigured Madras at lie
IJ CHOSSJVUCKKD MUSLIA-SK yards crossbar muslin at 28c yard
JA WHITB IiIKBX9 yard white linen at S5c a yard
Daily Fashion TalkT-
he simple and graceful lines of the model pictured todaywaa an especial appeal to the business woman who recognises-iU prime virtues trigness and simplicity An eminent1practical garment the blouse fashioned of any of the serv-leeable white materials at present favored will make a
and natty addition to the wardrobe of the womanwho spends her life in the bustling downtown section of thecity
Neatness is Its chief attribute and the deep turned backcuff is a concession to the love of the dainty and effectivewhich is inherent in every woman There is no bleusineseto break the lines and get rausy and soiled in the first hourswearing
The Gibson pleet which adds breadth to a slender figurebe continued down the entire length of the back and if
the fancy inclines to a touch of color the cuffs nod collar maybe made of delicately contrasting tones sum as blue or oldrose or fresh coollooking green linen Large pearl buttonsmake a pretty and effective finish which might be completed
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Readers AnsweredS-
eek Discreet FriendsAnxious If you feel assured your acqualntances are girls with shadowy
reputations you would be vory foolishto them in your list of guestsThe only you can do is to refrainfrom making any comment yourselfand from listening to or retailing gos-sip If you adroitly com
your obnoxious friends Girls of thetype to which you refer after all havelittle in common with th Ir more dis-creet sistersLady Baltimore Cake
Mrs F W for LadyBaltimore cake has been repeatedly pub
this column pastuonth For unfermented grape thefollowing is a good Washcrush and heat the fruitfor thirty minutes Crush again strainand hard through a Re-place on the fire and bringing toa boll skim before adding onofouthpint of sugar to ofAfter dissolving boil for six minutesFill in heated bottles and seal at onceAlmond Macaroons
For almond macaroons beat thewhites of three eggs stiff and intothem half a cupful of powdered sugara quarter pound of almond pastecrumbled fine halt a ofcorn starch and five drops of essencebitter almonds Drop by the spoontul on buttered paper and ihot oven If cannot almondpaste use blanched almonds poundedto a powder
To Resilver MinorsO know of no reliable maChe
of resilverlng tile sealed spjts onVamirror
Tomato KetchupFor tomato ketchup the followSis a a of
unpeeled tomatoes wJtk six white onions and boil together until so softthey can be rubbed through a colander
through a sieve rnd return tothe fire with three bay leaves a
each ol powderedper cloves sugar and salt and a halfteaspoonful of paprika Add a table-spoonful of celery seed tied in a smellcheesecloth bag Boll for six hoursstirring frequently Remove the bagof celery seed and pour into theture a pint of vinegar Bring again tothe boil and remove from the AreWhen c ld haUls and seal
BEADING IS SUITED
TO COSTUME LINENS-
The worthwhile headings are themany different qualities of hand cro-cheted insertion of the narower widths
all extremely well suited to the vari-ous costume linens
All of the crocheted headings of themade by Germans as well
rank in quality with those of the women Damascus and the Parwho would not know them as beadingbut who would be sure to show theirentire stock upon request with the spiritof true salespeople Although these lessclose insertions at cents theyard and upward th y are not now con-sidered inferior because they are thework of a primitive people revived andthe most loosely them willlong outlast the material yt the frockthey help to make effective
Beading should be sewn In with No60 thread unless the lace has beenmade very delicately or the dress mate-rial be too sheer
T Remove Freckles a PimplesIn Ten Days Use
CREAM new diecovery cold under apositive guarantee endmoney refunded if it
remove frecklepimples liver
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heads and eruptions olthe skin no matter olhowOrdinary cases In 10
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we sad J100 by leading druggists or wallWATIONfL TOILET COMPANY Paris TeenSold by Popes Pharmacy ODon
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This ie a Buttorick pattern No MO and in Its vaJaUon of high or low neck may be had at Kings palace
Girls Real Modesty Is Instinct
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You cnnot pick up a paper or mag-azine nowadays without reading somefoolishness about the duties of aThe average writer does not feel calledupon to explain just what a mansduties are but he has very well definedideas that a womans duties dusterabout the home first last and all thetime
It seems ae though both men andwomen might realise that naturerecognises no difference between thesexes The child is born just a humanbeing endowed with more or yeas brainand more or less physique as the casemay be but from the time the baby isput into its mothers its sex de-termines its education and environ-ment
Convention to th woman Aetto the man
girl must not do this andmust do that not VeoatMe it is ornot sensible but because If ie the conventlonal thing to do She must betaught to simulate the accepted Mea ofmodesty while if a mother rightly un-derstood her lifes work she wouldknow that real modesty cannot betaught it is aa instinct that comesfrom the instilling of high principlesand these are ac great a necessity for aman as for a woman
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Human nature is Just the ineither feminine or masculine formand there are women that are no morefitted to be mothers and homemakersthan are some men to know the con-straint of wife and child
Women need no more advice and ad-monition on the business of living thando men They generally find their leveland the to bear children
not assure the attainment of realmotherhood One woman may make abotch of bringing up the large familyshe the world while anotherwoman whose barren arms clasp onlyempty air would mother with love
the whole suffering universeThe fact of matter is that only
one person on this earth knowsyour real duties are and that is your-self You can shirk them or accom-plish them in the curtained homeor in the brawling market place as the
Gel and your-self wilt ever know if have donethe most with the talents that weregiven you
PAPER GARDEN HATSAt a recent charity sale at Paris
women of the smart world amusedthemselves by sale of wonderfulgarden hats shaped by their own tasteful fingers and made of tinted paperIt is a fad to wear these sauce hatsin the grounds of country villas duringan afterdinner stroll are ador-able on young reM laces theirfluted trills falling lightly theircharming
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During the heated term store will close at 5 oclock Saturdays at iOur Annual August Fur Sale now in progress A small deposit will
reserve any piece in this stock until wanted Balance can be paid at anytime before delivery
is preserving season when housekeepers are layup a store of sweetmeats for winter time The work may
greatly lightened and much time saved by various new improvements and inventions to be found in our Fifth Floor DepartmentsFruit Jars Jelly Glasses Preserving Kettles Paring Fruit Labels etc
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Pints per doses 4EcQuarts per Ocean SO-oHalfgallon per doson 75o
Masons Wide Mouth Fruit JarsPints per 4a en 7 s
per doses 85oHalfgallons per dosen 115
Z Seal Fruit Jars with WideMouths and Lightning FittersPints per dozen SOcQuarts per dozen 100Half gallons per dosen 135
Fruit Jar Rubbersand fittingsMasons Porcelainlined Fruit
Jar Tops per dosed 25oMasons Plain Jar Rings per
dosenMasons Lipped Jar Ring per
dense looMasons Widemouth Lipped Jar
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Special Value inToilet Ware
We offer at special prices severallots of Plain and Decorated ToiletWare subject to slight imperfections-but of such a slight nature as to nowise affect their looks or wear
niece Decorated Toilet Sets in avariety of neat decorations shapes andMace
Special price 175 each
Decorated Toilet in cureral decorations shapes and staos
Special price 285 each
tptee Plate White Toilet Setpedal price 145 each
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per dOlleD 70cQuarts per doses 85-cHalfgallon per doeon lOOComplete Tops per down I5c
Jelly GlassesClear White Jelly Glasses with
tin topsOnethird pints per dOlleD aocHalf pints pot down 25cOnethird Quarts per down 350
Largesize cakes Paraffin Wax forsealing jellies etc 13c 2 for 25cSmallsize cakes 6c each
Special Value inPorcelain Dinner Sets
We offer a lot of Decorated En-glish Porcelain Dinner Sets in a desirable border pattern and in fun100piece combination at specialprice
1195 the set
FlemishStone Jugs
We have just received and placedon sate a shipment of the much de-
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Care Should Be TakenIn Folding Table Linen
The usowife who loaves to an overw rkad rc Mof oilwork the care oftable lli on need not wonder tf her beatlinen is soon ruined
The napkins should always he foldedso the embroidered initial will show onthe outer flap but this can still be doneand the napkin folded tar different wayseach time it is laundorod
Starch is an abomination in goodtable linen however if one hall aywellworn cloth which seems to have no-
body and thus becomes soiled quick-ly it Is wise to add about a quart ofthin hot made starch to pair A tub ofbluing water and wring the linen outof this sufficient body will be given-it to make it wear much longer befuroanother Crashing is necessary
When about to iron table linensome very hot borax waterftml
with a clean whisk broom sprinkleevery inch of the linen thoroughlyroll up tightly in clean towel letit lie for half an hour or so and theniron A small but heavy brush havingstiff fln bristles and a short thickhandle should be used instead of acoarse comb for fringed linen anddollies
Fancy folding has no place In a homebeing chiefly used in the cheaper classof restaurant Indeed but a single folddown the middle of the cloth is eli thatgood taste permits andhomes have several long wooden rollersthat corns for this purpose on whichtablecloths after they have boon ironedand well a red are rolled so as to havebut the one fold appearing when thecloth is one the table however In ordernot to have the fold come always in thesame cloths in use day mayocasIonaKv be folded in thirds turningthe selvage over on one side and undaron the other in order to have the twofolds appear on the right side of the
BUTTERMILK IS ONEOF THE NEW CURES
There are two new curesOne buttermilk The other is
beansThe buttermilk nire 4s for that very
prevalent and distressing complaintknown as the blues
Needless to say a microbe is thefondest et origo of our fits ofgloom and melancholy when every
goes wrong and nothing goesright and your temper way andnobody but your everpatient dog can
abide youBut this particularly horrid bacillus
does not like buttermilk in fact itis completely quenched by it so thatwhen the blues come on the obviouscourse is to quaff this fluid as freely-as possible Clearly it is a thing nofamily should be without
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It is unwise to put away a ofstained linen until the general
which i difficultany household and then try to removeit
The servant when anythingis spilled on a tablecloth re-moves it from the table and thrusts-it into bag or hamper still damp along
a householdbefore washday arrives whole
families of creatures are at workand finally when the linen is removedfrom the basket to be laundered thereis a greenish spot which can beremoved by use of a bleach-ing agent which surely injures the fab
although may not beat once apparent This Is case evenif clean water has been spilled on thecloth in the case of tea or coffee wineor fruit Juice It put into the hamperwithout first removing thedrying tbe not only Is mildewapt to but the stain becomes
set ic fabric so that it is wellnigh impossible to ever remove all traceof it without using alkali so strongthat the weakened
Instead of first treating the mildew
average servant puts the cloth to soakin strong soapy water perhaps hotwater the rest of the l
it finally emerges from thelaundry is worse the first
NICE DUTCH COLLARSARE MADE AT HOME-
A pretty and inexpensive Dutch col-
lar can made at home out of thesematerials a few roses insertion enoughto break the collar into ac many panelsM desired and enough lace to finish the
K both insertion and lace are narrow the effect will be daintier
Put the roMs on at will lettingthem into the panels
STRAWBERRY MOUSEEWhip one pint of double cream until
stiff mash strain and sweeten one pintof strawberries and stir into the creamplace in a fine sieve until free of allliquid then put in a mold pack inplenty of ice and salt andfor three hours to chill
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Business hours Daily 8a m to 5 p m Saturday8 a m to 6 p m
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Sheets and Pillow Cases81x90 D M C Sheets heavy lInen
finieh cotton full width I frband torn 3inch hem Thevalue Special
SlxSO S A C Sheets same S f ras Salem extra quality at f-
8Kc Special7S dozen Pillow Cases softfinish
cotton free from dress fIng 2Inch hem size I o
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2 HeatherbloomPetticoats
Genuine heathorbloom has all theswish and rustlo of taffeta butwears much better made in two dis-
tinct styles with deep flare flouncesfinished with rows or shirring andfine tucks lengths IS oj rifto 41 Special oneday only
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Linenfinish Pillow eases slightlysoiled sixes 4231 and 4Sxfull cambric finish 13c and 1 f 1C14c values Special
fflxiO Beaufort Sheets handtorn Slnch hem soft finish fvLextra quality Special
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House Dresses-Of splendid quality percale in
cadet gray navy and black neatdesigns tailormade with turnovercollar skirt finished with deepflounce sixes M to 4C ff
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125 Herringbone Serge t98c
50Inch new HerringboneStorm Serge in two shades of navyblue never before offeredfor less than For this Vosale the yard
100 Empress Cloth 69c42inch Empress Cloth a nice light-
weight fabric very desirable forseasons most popular
and fashionable gowns S fCeverywhere 1 Our price for fithis pr yard
100 Stripe Serge 79c42itich Neat Stripe Allwool Storm
Serge in navy and peacock rj fpblue a regular 1 valueFor this sale per yard
100 Mohair Sicilian 59cOnly 3 44 inches wide in a
rich marina blue doublewarp shiinmery silk luster
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three shades of blue neat stripe orplain Just the thing foror skirt and guaranteed Qf ffto wear regular fLfiQ Hvalue IifcrfwJ
250 Satin Cloth 169Slinch Beautiful Navy Blue Satin
Cloth will wear and is pret-tier than the finestbroadcloth 250 value I nUFor this sale per yard 1
50c Allwool Batiste 39cinch Allwool Batiste in all the
wanted shades of blue excellentvalue at hOc For fhis saleyou can supply your needsper yard
Mohair Brilliantine 29cTen pieces in a rich dark navy
blue Inches wide instrous splendid for bath Aing suits or separate skirtsA great bargain at yard
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DeptUpholstery3B yards of remnants of The and
We Linoleums excellent patterjnetwo yards wide lengths up tofour yards a great value JArthe price For Vtomorrow yard
WO yards of Fine Oil Cloth Rem-nants in desirable lengths up to lIveyards neat light darkpatterns yard wide j
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jSJi Tapestry Couch Coversfringed all around pleasing orientaldesigns three different styles mosteffective color
of green redend olive inches fwide S yards long AMlEadu t
Kalba Fiber and Wool Matting 16inches wide comes in the most ar
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250 Rifton Velvet Rugs an absolutely new line of handsome and effective oriental designs else x4inches a floor cover Q i f rlight and dark colorings
are showing a line of Silkssuitable for draperies and kimonosoriental and floral designsin a variety to pleas every ptaste dark and dainty shad UC-inga Yard
Bobbinett Bed Set large motifin center dainty smaller incorners wide valance edged withsawtooth braid tomatch an extra specialvalue at the reduced C f rprice For tomorrow 4the set i7JS3-W and 1275 Woven Cotton Ham-
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