The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1914, Page 7

is a compendium of the finest recipes for Baking and Cooking in this Climate : Climatic conditions are very | #mportant in cooking and baking; what applies to the high altitude of the east is not adaptable to the sea level of this section. That is te why successful eastern formulae fe are often failures here. The Fairies Cook Book, just lesued by the BD Fisher Flouring Mills Co, manufacturers of Fisher’s Blend Flour the perfect All-Purpose Flour, made of choicest gestern hard wheat and choicest western soft ‘wheat, was prepared with this fact in mind. Mrs, Teebella Swezy, recognized authority on the Art ef Cookery, prepared and tested every recipe. For successful baking in this climate the Fairies ‘ Cook Book has no equal. . Containing 156 recipes on attractive and dura- Ble paper and with its three-color cover, the Fairies Cook Book is most attractive and helpful. We will mail you the Fairies Cook Book {f you will fill out and mail to us the coupon below, » together with ten cents (cash or stamps). = FLOURING MILLS CO, 417 White Building, Seattle, Wash. hand you herewith filed owt coupon and ten cents for please mail me copy of the Fairies Cook Book. Bereet Address — ee Women's and Girls’ Shoes Kactustwoty Bemny Bide. Second Avenue, Next to Times Bidg. Ride Up and Save = § Mothers of 12 “Apostles” It was not o ‘ Ripe Olives, 2 can oe We Save You 50c to $1.00 on Every Pair You Buy || “He told me be loved mo, ax me in Breantlf ar coc 4s pune: ¢ tee came | Bie brs 25¢ OL enhcota yp dae dhgge tated ill nail that, Su T wan ane and ho caeuae ara 2 Mb ROSE. BUSHES ig | 2 OE RATE 3-5 zneoonre aa : dark, We ought to make a perfe {zed the position | Kee se . Se | 5 ibs. Gloss Stare! oes BEC We Have Two Prices Only 00 ne Bag Bart cor A teviggted handbdtns don. Indian Runner Duck ae 10 bare of Laundry Soap 25¢ | 4 cans of Peas .... woe - 25 New stock of 60 styles to | the great apostle of modern times Horrible as the experience has ah: Chasen th... cc. ohe 650 crcone from, “ait tenthers—ai “He said. that Martha ie hae done me good, and THM amet gpm 1s g Boe SUN GROCERY ALLEN’S GROCERY bade ould be the mothers r © in Tecoma and i Btalls 106-112-114———-Corner Market | Stalls 18:25. Corner Market, “FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS = SHOES AND PUMPS Open Saturday Bree { | ' Mipectal Attention to Mai! Orders. ‘The war is on. Company A and} sociation, Is cn ‘Company B are at it to the death a pad ¥res “ ‘The signal was given by the ways ° tonne ite and means committee of the Munt pany B, toi Were announced that 2,000 new ing mameper: Members will be secured to remove a deficit of William D. Mead, manager of the Pacific Mutual Life Ins: e Second and Yesler 2 10c Bread ...... 2 doz. choice Cc 2 1c Jelly Loaves The Middleman Eliminated at le following Big Specials will be Saturday: EXTRA FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS, lb.... Choice Steer Roast, |b Choice Shou Pork Roast I Mt at Vode Choice Steer Boiling Bee The above prices will prevail a OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and SEATTLE MARKET, Occidental WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and AMERICAN MEAT CO., Third and Jefferson 7° WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and ft BALLARD MARKET, Ballard Avenue ! Our Motto: “From Packing Look for the U. § Pike Pine. 5443 House to purple stamp. It signifi¢s pur quality. Shops Open Until 10 pn THE UPSTAIRS SHOE CO. |." FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS SHOES AND PUMPS TH ® © IAWILL ATTACK $2,500 DEFICIT LANDON RAPS WARD SYSTEM n of Company B ame of Mayor G WILL DISCUSS = rihcangnn WAGE : BOTH 74, MARRY :: tain’ 8. Co MEAT PRICES CUT. van * FOR SATURDAY =: # Frye & Co.’s Markets offered tom t the following m Consumer.” 1914 1 THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 27, ‘PASTOR INSISTED, GIRL SAYS, | THAT WIVES C CALL KHIM ‘iMiY LORD’ Sanitary Market Fresh Public Corner Public Market Oid Pike Place Market Foods Low MS a ahtn 4 TRADE ATTHE "DUBLIG M. MARKET CENTER _ ED SHIELD Ice Cream Prices Free Delivery Public Hamlin’s Cider Mill Pure, Bw eot \Pike Place Public Market =e} Every Housewife in Beattie Should Attend the GRAND OPENING APRIL 11 Publte Applies Cider 25c Qt. LAnOE DISH 5c VInST AVENUE ENTRANCE Of the big new addition to the Old Pike Place Market, We expect to offer at that time the First Avenue Main Entrance LOWEST PRICES IN THE MARKET'S HISTORY remaggre aag There will be an lance of (Inelua Hamre r 9 of b erate meote with Wonderful Change in Your ‘Old Market tennia ot als for Saturday For nine montha we have b ’ produce here the Il 20 Ibs. Sugar i 1746 greatest market on the ¢ fj ept in touch Mf o5¢ Pure Olive Of! ige with the recent developments b , ‘ és gee . 168 c pkes. Lighthouse Cleanse ’ - 42) that have taken ple « oKe | ete Zise Special attention to Geo. L. Osborne, “Mer. Pike Place Ratrunce, Sanitary Market 7 glasses Rex Jelly 2he TOXIO TEA STORE Stalls 24 and 36 OrderYour Meats By Phone | reasonable and lly doubled, ar z provide et thagnifioent There w beautifully sit for th ladies. The sidewalk is n installed that is ex of its patrons all thm When You Eat Fish absolutely sure tie Nghting eiting much favora’ SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY 8 lb should b fresh 1 tak at the Philadelphia Fish Market—Stall 10 hances when you Edna E& nglund TACOMA, March 2 fret)? - ° has tr Prices quality Cocks 201 -54-40 Rates every day as cheap “He must have hypnotized guaranteed me. He was always reading books on hypnotism “He forced us to treat him as for @ ton at wholesale Stall No. Our Private Auto Service Insures prompt delivery Vegetable Specials wa a god, and we used to address ida Grape iit, each G¢, Rhubarb, Ib. Be ; as . b v told how his as ‘My Lord.’ one "ide, k red Herring, 21 2Qhe } Rose Seed sie 4 ' ' ‘ ; He told my sister, In my sack 20¢, del.; Rhubarb, ® 106 j j fancy Asparagus, phet” and ’ suaded he presence, that God had com New % Butter, Ib. $O¢. lowa Lutter, 2 Ibs. 55¢ Philadelphia Meat Co. hnih es a i ing th : ties| | Manded him to take her as his Dried Peaches, Ib. 56, 2 DKK. Figs 106 -...... cece cues Stalls 2-3-5-7 y is 3 10 oe Ne. Heaven: a: FRANK NAKAGAWA No Heaven; No Heil “He preached that Solomon | «t firse met Dahlatrom when he| | was the greatest man in the PHONE MAIN 5231 STALLS 112 and 119—Matn Floor oa} here Bible because of his plurality of wives."—EDNA ENGLUND. at there wasn that it was obligatory for to have as many wives a » heaven o .. Le irted, 20¢ 20¢ we or . auc Hood’s Candy ‘Kitchen 1501 Pike Place Corner of Pike Place Peanut Brittle, lb Cream Ib Wafers, ass¢ CARNATION MILK 3 LARGE CANS 15¢ With a 35¢ purchase of bulk tea or coffee. 10c pkg. Corn Starch for... .5¢ INE SUGAR 20 Pounds 90c 15¢ Be DEGGINGER’S Moved t rarily to of side of old 1511 Pike Place Hot Kippered Salmon, eto. ha ally his w been any ¢ Waen't Bad der that I was ever I was actuated all formed igton, which I be Jap othe #, who would follow t! down.” 1521 Pike Place. |CONSIDINE SELLS OUT HIS THEATRES FOR $6,000,000 — con rolling interest in the United = HANSON LAUDS HI GILL; DAN WHAT THIS HOME RULE SOUABBLE’S ALL ABOUT HE Irish home rule situation up to the minute is as follows H rule has been passed twice by the house of com mons, and twice vetoed by the house of lords. It must be pansed by the present parliament a third time to overrule the lords Ulster has The Sullivan & Considine. cireuit of vaudeville theatres has passed rompany, in the which operated Middle West. always fought home rule, But Ulster is not all op posed t To show w divided she is, has only to bef into the hands of Mar Tnew oF . Bg alg ded 7 . Mar we 00,000, it was stated by remem? a that SHE 18 REPRESENTED IN TH aia : nevahiaidbindal ae + LIAMENT TODAY BY 17 UNIONISTS AND 16 HOME R li wad Pea cmt a: rd who Ho E the commen people ave about ¢ $6,00 illivan & Considine in- r : ~ Pag _The deal was consummated at terests, was —_ for the good will 1 s City, Mo. last night and ¢ ciated with pers signed. Sullivan & Con: will retain only the Orpheum le and the Orpheum at « & Shaefer who operate 12 theatres » biggest owner eatres in the z about 145 out- They fear that eeurday ey aa Peet at nee allied | a ‘SAYS CONFESSION WAS FAKE Ba ae NEW MARKET OPENS IN APRIL »wing proposition t Ulster from the pf Ulster to send its represe At the end of six yea Covering 2 n a bathroom coy eet. of) ra an area nearly yo ° occupied portion of ew Working \t proof The market will remain until 7 o'clock through the and untfl 10:30 Saturday 000 square ons oO floor space that of the tte Marke t { Carson, represen ae d av., Wash of market men yo le The itberal par ykex tO pass the ih a slaw place | as ten- 7 Ireland. » opened to the public the first | ® s from the heard t situation. y in April 6 building is | * sland and Kit: eta ng war preparatic ntended to open up a South End on made far am alls for farmers, Ample conveniences for women ket trade = ig refrigeration system + DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE expert says if 80 much good The building | 22¥e been provided food was not wasted, the cost of living would Interest very few. 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