The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1909, Page 5

a. j oad a ome 4 ne WHITE BREAD ABOLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES ORDER ISSUED BY SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE—NO MORE FLOUR BLEACHING. RARE RARER ERE i WHERE DO BRAN AND MIDDLINGS GO? ¢ old days of the upper nether millstones the took bis own wheat to i and returned home tour, bran and = mid Tn th and farme the with ditnge peared from the market, while flour comes from the big city mills so white and cheap that the old millstones have passed Into the limbo of relics. What has become of the bran and middlings which used to go to the pigs? le t bleached with the rest ‘wot the flour and fed to us hungry American citizens? HERE EEARE EEA EAAAEAAEEA EAE EERE EE FERRER EEAEEEREA EEE EEE EERE REEDED eee ERR RR RS MINNEAPOLIS, Fed, ¢ P.-By a ruling of Secretary Jas. Wilson of the department of agrt- culture, which went into effect yes cad {3 abolished in nited States of America. golden bread—the kind our mothers used to make—will be the oft this ruling—in place of te bread our wives and sts. ters make By U SECRETARY JAS. WILSON, Beginning yesterday the millers} He Abolished White Bread. al over the country must stop tensors lle ae Bleaching flour. Bat the bleached | flour still in stock may lawfully be| that the flour made from th |durum, or socalled macaroni @isposed of until June 9 There will be as much difference between bread made from it is mixed with the ordinary va Dieached flour and present As the durum wheat is Bleached flour bread as there is be-| bout 20 cents cheaper a bushel, tween angel cake and sponge cake. | 't 1 clear why the mitiers like to ‘The flour will be of creamy color | bleach and mix this product. fstead of clear white, and the| The millers will continue bleach read will be light golden in color. | '%# flour intended for the export wt there will be no difference in | trade. Foreigners are ace ne of the jw the nice white appearanc i 8 bleached flour and will d Laugh on Wiley. There bas been protest in Engl Millers think they have the! against American flour, the com Maugh on Chemist Wiley, of the/ piaint betng that Inferior grades of @gricuitural department. who ia | wheat and even whole wheat were Tesponsibie for the rbling against | being worked into Bleaching materials. They bh: figured it out that sodium nitrate, | appear as of highest grade four that, the chemical most commonly used,| It has been caleulated that wheat @uch small quantities, that the | and siniflar products constitute 19 gonsumption of 10,000 loaves of) per cont of the total food of the baked from the bleached | average American family flour would not Kill a man—that| Digestion experiments with fa, the sodinn: nitrate woulin't. | healthy men have shown that the Figuring further, they say that/ fine flour bread is more digestible Mf one began to eat bread ou the} than the breads made from the Gay he was born, at the rate of| whole grain half @ loaf » day, and if he could | -—— fetain In hts system all the sodtum | (> TRY THIS FOR iitrate, be would be 55 years of | YOUR COUGH ee by the time he bad consumed | his harmful share of nitrate Bat Chemist Wiley gets back ||! the laugh with the admiasion that |\— the bleaching materials are not tn / themselves very harmful, but that} the object of the ruling te to make the four look natural. latraight Whisky, Shake well, and Flour Bleaching. take tn doses of a teaspoonful every Evideuce taken at the bleaching | four hours. This mixture possesses hearings browght out the fact that| the healing, healthful properties of the wheat grown in the northwest | the Pines, and will break a cold makes a flour almost as white ax|in twenty-four hours and cure any the bleached product, The first! cough that is curable. fun of the mill, kewiee, is whiter! this formula put up, than the inter ram. On the other | your druggist uses hand, the wheat-grown in the lati- tude of St. Louis and in the more Southern states makes a yellower ir. Likewise it was brought out MONEY 8.5 (Without Commisston) REAL ESTATR OF Stitoine Punrosns. RB. Campbell, 112 Colambtn St. Mix two ounces of Glycerine with ja half-ounce Virgin Ol} of Pine compound pure and a half pint of be sure that the genuine prepared and guaranteed only the Leach Chemical Co., Ohio. and assem? free Ten teachers larg est school in t Three adjoin Fourth and Pi Main 2931: 1 See Union Street Window for Go-Cart Prices | After-Inventory Sale Positive money-savers for Wednesday—a clean up of all surplus stocks and odds and ends at prices you will not meet again in the entire year. 1.00 Enders’ Safety Razor 75c ‘The famous Enders’ Dollar Safety Razor, with 12 ex- tra blades. This razor is very simply constructed and has many superior qualities. Not an experiment, but a tried and satisfactory razor. Extra 75c special 15c Can Opener, 8¢ Sterling Can Opener made; has two blades ' i | ah 50 Crosscut Saws, $1.98 lot assortment of Best Roodion and Chipaway Special Mies! Crosecut Saws, in 6 and side and one for top of can BYfoot lengths; ready for use ple; turns the rough 8 | ey $1. 98 down, Spee Cc} i} Bpecta | i ¢ 25c Dry Battery, 19¢ 75¢ Wall Lamp, 43¢ | } Yosemite Strictly HighGrade | wai pracket i Dry Cell Battery, for open-cir | with pest silver treme special in the odds fH cuit service. Wednes 19c and ends c ‘ance at the beat one for ad | i ow Lamp, complete | reflector; ex 43c 10¢ Carbon Coal, 5¢ ot day, spectal i} 15c Stovepipe Elbow, 5¢ i Ginch Common Stovepipe El bow, madmet heavy sheet iron Cake Lehman's High-G f and alwal sells for 15¢. Wed- | Carbon Coal, for use in trons, | wesday only, 3 to a cus 5c etc. To close out, Wednes. | tomer, each day, cake 5c 10c Coat Hooks, “Hale” Coat and Hat Hooks 15¢ Cake Pan, 8¢ in the oxidized copper finished The new “Never-Stick” Cake @n ornamental, highly finished | Pan; sides and bottom are loose, | | hook, good enough for any use. | fastened together with a key I} Wednesda clasp; very simple and 8c 5c 25¢c Earthen Baking Dishes 10c Big assortment of 1, 1% and 2-quart Earthen Baking Dishes, with white glazed lining. Choice 10c Wednesday, while they last ..... s AVENUE AND UNION STREE ne | name. efficient. Special special wheat, requires bleaching before | by the bleaching process, was made wo (Oven Is a fs so tittle harmful and is used in | Qour bread and erackers, pastry | In having! Virgin O11 of Pine compound pure,/ innati, | Tn conjunction with the national or om, the local branch of an Seamen's Fr forwarded to the the | re rte olety has partment a petition containing over 10,000 signatures, that sufficient | provision be made for the moral | Surroundings of Uncle Sam's satlors |The petition alleges that at the nt time there are but 2 chap in the navy, and that no ap | polntme have mn made to thi | position in m than 67 year while the number of enlisted men | ta above 82,000 ‘LUMBERMEN SCORE Only the white part of the wheat went into’ the flout _ON RAILROADS sack, and the bran and mid n of Judge Hanto ditngs—the hull and other 1 yoaterday the Pacific Coa coarser parte—went to the jLumber Manufacturer relation bins tm the barn, to be fed to has won another point against the the cows and pigs. raliroads 1 githat the railroads’ ape Stnce the bleaching process ees ‘t apne rt - was adopted the bran and f | biting th ad haae. tn tamahent middlings have almost disap. A | rates was don | || WILL PROBABLY NAME A WOMAN POLICEMAN won! potive and an af sistant, wt particular dutie: will be to t after strange women jand girle in thin city vided for which waa introduced | » de jatt nell meeting Inet olght by | | Couneliman Goddard The salary | of th lady oc © is fixed at } $1,000 @ year and her assintant i to draw $800 pe annum Another | proposed ordinance sets aside $400 as ah emergency fund for any ex | penses that may be incurred tv the | work The ordinance has the endorse: | ment of the You Women's Chris: | tlan Association and ix approved [by city officials generally. The DIN was referre the finance and | police committees for a report All passenger steame [man docks for | Yards FRESH MEATS | Prime Beef, Fresh Pork, Mutton Veal, Young Lamb, All Al meata; best cuts | Special—Bear Meat PALACE MARKET _ Serene and Vesler * leave Col Puget Sound Navy } JAMES AGNEW. Mr. Agnew aays: 1 was jatd up and crippled so bad with rhoumatism that I could not walk or sleep at night. I even lost my appetite. | One leg was numb and coid al) the time. 1 had tried all kinds of med) eines and could not even get relief 1 heard of the wonderful cures those ( dragiess bealers were performing and it was all lL could do to get there, | was so bad, and inside of | one week from the time I began treatments | felt as free from pain as | ever wan in my life. The leg that was numb regained ite normal feeling and was warm again at all times. I slept eight hours the first night and my appetite came right back to me and I gained 4% pounds tn the week I was taking treatments. Loughney @ Loughney are the greatest healers I ever treated with They do not ask you @ single quow | tion on making exaniination, and they tell everyone who goer the for consultation just how they feel and just what the nature of their! aliment is, and they don't charge one cent for consultation or examin- loom | ation, Their new offices are ted at the People’s Bank Bidg., cor. | Second and Pike street, Nos, 221 222, 224, 224 and 225. Hours, % a. m, to 6 p.m. Sundays 9 to 12 only,! Mr. Agnew says, my address ta! | South Park, Seattle, Box 71, and I'l) | be glad to substantiate the above. Everett and ‘Edmonds | ‘MORE CHAPLAINS es WANTED IN NAVY "35 COLLARS Jc 2c, 3: | That's All THE STAR—TUESDA Joint 6 for Linootn Nobby Spring Suits Skirt Princess Embrace the classy Piece Sutte, Coat and Model wulation and Late Dreanen Early attracting great Spring Hate attention are All Winter Suits and Coats at prices that make it easy for you to freshen up your wardrobe Your Credit Is Good BUY ON EASY PAYMENTS CASH CREDIT Westberg & Childs Incorporated 1312 Becond Ave, LAUNDRY er Tmt orr AT Met er cuBit was ll FT Ss re. i Savings & Trust Company Second and Cherry 10-40 In Capital Announces an crease in Stock from $100,000 to $300,000. Surplus and Undi vided Profits, $35, 000. We Invite Your Account itustrat th Dr. S. S. Hall Co. 1814 Second Av, Senttte Piease send me, prepaid your free 100-page fli trated book. 2-09 Namo Address p service buyers. tim ple and sine 2 sine toe best grade cake pr nine 1909. SACRAMENTO, Cal Feb. Hoth houses of the legislature will sion on Frida aft ing in the exercises of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Abra ham Lincoln | wport him in the atyle demande during the past two day by hie coet IEE thousands of Seattle house keeper advantage of Remnants of Wall Paper ie’ nat bi ai © per bolt and up, while they ing’ opportunities offered ast. New Goods, 20 to 50 per cont a ; " lows than ular all thie month Ae sete OF nowusewares Get in ahead of the rush on fixing and for tome the last Jup for spring. Federal Paint and i ay arin | Wall Paper Co, 1314 Firat ave and the bi the tiade amp s to give for prompt as. many more fiber wey wilt clock eam bentera— Regular price Se; sale for Se | Regular price 10; sale Be price DSc hardwood benel wringer regular pri os fits 5 abe corner of any sink; | No. 9 | size—Hegular regular price j Brice The; sale price | wale price , ae! ‘ie rake poe Regular pr Regular price tiv; male But can you? In Pit,” by Caruso, At ant, it w In the Opera House corridor at Ye Liberty Theatre, Abbott, Homer Rector'’s, ot the rotunda singer Even in the Victor laboratory employes are listening to a singer making a record while they really hear the ofter 1 imagine they Victor. You owe it to yourself to investigate the | possibilities of this wonderful musical in- strument. Pacific Distributors Coast Victor 1406 Second Av. Talking Machines. tomorrow ts the last day of our reat housefurnishing goods sale— pout and | ball handle, regular | wale price . Oo The Vior—the Presi Theatre You think you can tell the difference be- tween hearing grand opera artists sing and hearing their beautiful voices on the Victor. | scene in “The Oakland, the famous quartet from Rigoletto was sung and Scotti on the Victor, and the delighted audience thought they were listening to the singers themselves the noted Chicago Restaur- when some of the grand opera stars sang, with piano accompaniment, the diners listened with rapt attention and craned their necks to get a glimpse of the singers. as a Victor. Wanamaker's Philadelphia store the great pipe organ ac companied Melba on the Victor, and the peo | ple rushed from all directions to see the of Standard Your famous Your Credit Is Good represented in thi clothes baskete— gular sale price htest runsing and best washing machine m 20--Regular price 50; sale price clothes dryer 36——Reguiar price & good, strong fe ing clothes dr sale Infants’ bath tubs— ameled in varto olors é tem kettle sale price ave & nize price 60 Regular sale price rolling pio— regular price 2 rniture stove Ufter— iifter 200; sale price We Advertise Bargains Only In the Star Every Tuesday and Friday (Sold Everywhere at 10c.) Jersey Queen Condensed Milk ....... Fancy Table Butter - (Guaranteed to be fresh and sweet.) Best Cooking Butter ... of our Coffees, Grape-Nuts (fresh shipment). Lipton’s A Blend Yellow Label Tea Cal., But | coal when you order a supply of our coal full weight of all coal and lay may fo: lng quality every we claim. 609 10th Av. Hotel Rates, From 7$¢ Up Special Weekly Rates illow elothes price price price : regular prices ie N; Sale price Royal steel ware, x Regular price $1 the well - known | sine: Wagner ware: pol- | price ished smooth on the size-—Regular price $1.1 inside price ‘e No sine—Regular size~-Regular price §: price be price . apy hard maple nd well made. has loose @ splendid matieable fron stove cold handle regular price We WEDNESDAY'S SAVINGS LIST Seeded Raisins 5c Pkg. 2 Cans for 15¢ 2 Lbs. for 75¢ -.B0¢ Lb. 14 Lbs. of Sesur 65c If you purchase a pound of our 60e ‘Tea or $1.00 purchase Lb., 55¢ New Crop Select Walnuts (extra choice) .2 Lbs. for 25¢ OUR MOTTO—HIGH bdeetcor arta LOW PRICE Creamerie Butter Store 1014 Second Ave., First Store North of Madison Tourist Hotel Turkish Baths Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest 200; sale +. We On the Track of Good Coal | You are on the track of good winter's for ) a long and All our coal has @ givin and is ole guar. J. W. BULLOCK Seattle, Wash. Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av,