The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1916, Page 5

STAR—WFPDNESDAY, NOV, 29, 1916. PAGE 5 ‘UNION SERVICES, FOOTBALL, THEATRES AND TURKEY FOR SEATTLE THANKSGIVING One Thuraday in November, a long, long time ago, when the United States was avery v and Pine st Thin ame ton wiil hold a parade ar tory exercises on Tha noliday which is being celebrated tn Seattle Thursday Most National of Molidays Thanksgiving comes near to be|!n which 15,000 Shrine maniza-) Wilkes players ut the Orpheum. andy ee children will be 4 dedica the Alhambra, Palace Hip, Grand,| ¢ eis nervices will | in the Seattle Chil iT 0 PORT NANCES | 4 win Lasser’ haliet s0-| H Fi a ) more will be fed at siving day, Oak and Pantages will have special! Catholic churches tn eld in all giver orning, dren young country, Gov. Bradford, » will take attractions, Special music has been | while the Salvation Army will cele. cley, of Plymouth, Mase. decided the = ing the most national of all our! part announced in all motion pleture| brate Thankagiving with services In| “Mother Rythers home IN GOOD SHAPE, THE good townsfolk had just right —jolidaye, because it ix the only one| On Denny field, the University of houses the morning and evening to feel grateful to Providence which the president actually pro-| Washington will attempt to make) ‘The Austrian American arsocia seine Is RAPPED for their existence and the com- forting warmth and family love claims, The rest are governed by|Mince meat of the University of tion will hold a dance Thanksgiving California's golden bear ent: night In the Labor eters ttn teocee | THEATRES. | state sanction nple chure o he ferme —— s 9 that lay huddled around the Thru the years of our nation’s|0d by a football team of 11 husky Hesides the hundred poor who ‘sn hy thew r A. La Violatto, GRAND wea) WASHINGTON, Nov 29.—The eet ee apres ; hearths of the little New Eng growth, customs of celebration have Collesians will be made } by basket din The Green’ Lake services will be m ths Desios Jenks wn eave departinent today awarded ®#8ets of the King county port dine b land town. gradually grown up with the orig:| The annual Thanksgiving golf|ners, nearly of Seattle's blind neld in the Olympta Court United pe the main attraction at the Grand |contracts for 18 coast-defense sub- trict amount to $6 106, while the So he issued the original (inal idea of fasting. And so Se | tournament for members of the Se will seat themselves at a dinner at prosbyterian ehureh Rev. C. H. theatre Wednesday, Old Southern| marines to the Electric Boat Cotm- liabilities are only $5,777,341, leay- 1416 Third ave., yy © heirs of Paul Sing Thankegiving prociamatin, or attle has a large yariety of special *ttle Country club will take place Mevos ca dering a general get-together attractions to digest, along with 0 this day furniat feed. The young men of the friend turkey and his chestnut Theatres to Observe Day erman village were sent out with their dressing and cranberry sauce Special matinees will be given asten will preach, Union services| melodies as well as the latest rags|pany at $697,000 each, #ix to Lake ing 4 not balance of $1,144 or Wont Seattle will be held In the are put over by them in a pleasing | Torpedo Boat Company at $694,000) beau of inspection, in @ re Haptiot church, with Rev, J. Chailes manner The Guatad Duo come each, and three to the California “8 : 7 ’ 4 vane in the pulpit from Sunny Italy, and are some|Shipbuilding Company at $698,900 port made public today, criticises : 55, the Union Service blunderbusses in search of wild 15,000 Shriners Due Thankegiving af on in practt| Union services will be held by Se-| Music at 10:30 a, m, and commun: | singers each the port commissioners freely, The game for the occasion. Thanksgiving eve will be marked! cally every theatre in the city, “The atte churches on at 7:80 p.m. will be beld in| Strickfadden and company will| The departm also awarded t charges that claims are Wild turkeys were common. So by hundreds of parties and club) Winning of Barbara Worth” will be re of the various churches | Trinity Episcopal give a comedy sketch. Collins and | contracts for on submarine ¢ 4 upon in a lax manner, and he bade the young hunters to kill dances, The largest colebration| shown at the Moore, while the Met Capitol Hil district will| The Spanish War Ve will| Page are impersonators. Lone Electr Company at|t the commissioners spent 800-ton boat 1 y to advertise the port belt Boat Company line plan without any legal au- thority ropolitan will offer the fa to Advertise The We enough for the celebration, Hence probably will be the Shriners’ con gination of the curse on this cert and grand ball, in the e It) wath: in in the Pilgrim Congregation: | hold their annual Thanksgiving din- a Busche have @ line of com at Hroadway N. and E,|ner tn the Armory, beginning at 6 Theda Bara will be seen in Bole bird and the practice of the: Masonic temple, at Harvard dinner. Young Oregon Turkeys will be served to our patrons 4 Thanksgiving Our entire Menu will have the usual Nortonia Quality Nortonia Cafeteria 1421-23 Fourth Ave. Adjoining Joshua Green Bidg. Physical Culture Food Co. Pure Health Foods Natural Remedies Whole Wheat Products Great Assortment of European Healing Herbs 515 Union Street, Seattle, Wash. LUNCHES SERVED Hotel Washington Annex : iy ag M. THANKSGIVING DINNER Price $1.25 Music .. Wilson’s Orchestra For Table Reservations Phone Main 7192 "No Thanksgiving Dinner is complete without Merlino’s M. B. Brand VIRGIN OLIVE OIL The Olive Oil that was awarded the Gold Medal at the Alaska-Yukon Exposition , Metropolitan Grocery Co. 310 Main St. Importers of Italian Goods {the Case” will be shown the Thanksgiving Is an American Institution The day was founded by our early Pathfind- ers, who offered up thanks and prayers to Providence for having escaped the ambush and scalping by the Indians. The struggles and sufferings of the early set- tlers were untold and many. To their hardi- hood we are indebted for the advance of civiliza- tion. The wild Turkey is an exclusively American product. The domestic is an inheritance from the wild —delicious in flavor—tender—a most satisfying roast for a glorious repast. We bought early over a Southern Idaho, where the birds exercised in the cold of that climate on the stubble fields We will serve a Thankeslving Dinner at $1.25 per plate, 4 p. r m. to 9 p. m. Our guests for dinner will feel an enjoyment — it will be a bright spot in the whole year. HOTEL BUTLER CAFE SHANGHAI @., RESTAURANT ‘Sil 106 Second Avenue Near Smith Bidg 75¢ te Turkey ot. MENU Chicken Gumbo with Southern Okra Celery En Branch Spanish Olives Fried Tenderloin of English Sole, Tartar Sauce Chipped Potatoes Stuffed Native Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Suckling Pig a la Chinese, Apple Jelly astern Beef Au Jus 75¢c Consomme Princess Sweet Pickles Prime Ribs of Fruit Salad, Shanghal Special Ch aws French Green Peas Potatoes English Plum Pud Imported Chin Home-made Mince Pie Gr e Ple Pumpkin Pie Assorted Nuts American Cheese Milk Tea Coffee . Brandy Sa 106 Second Avenue, near Smith Bidg. Best Merchants’ Lunch, Chop Suey and Noodles in the City The Best Young Corn-Fed Turkeys Will Be Served Tomorrow at the Restaurant Where Quality Reigns Supreme CHOP HOUSE 1057 Fourth Avenue Harry Stahl announce giving Dinner, 12 and 8 P. M Green Turtle Soup Roast Young Yakima Turkey, Oyster Dressing, Mashed Cream Potatoes Celery At 75c Asparagus ‘Tips, Mayonnaise Own Make Mince, at. Dr, W. L. Pisher will STAHL’S RESTAURANT 1216-1218 FOURTH AVENUE that he will personally cook and serve a Pumpkin Pie or Plum Pt ip m men.” WHERE TO EAT YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER The following popular hotels, restaurants, cafeterias and cafes have “put their best foot forward” to prepare toothsome, tempting Thanksgiving menus. Make tomorrow a REAL holiday, in every sense of the word. Let the wife have one, too. Pick out your favorite from those listed below and bring her down to It will add greatly to her enjoyment of the day. THE BEST PLACES TO DINE IN SEATTLE ARE REPRESENTED HERE HOTEL RHEIN 50° Breakfast from 8 to 12; Dinner from 3to7 P.M. Thanksgiving Dinner — OLYMPIA OYSTER STEW CELERY; ROQUEFORT CHEESE; OLIVES ROAST TURKEY WITH OYSTER DRESSING CRANBERRY JELLY FRUIT SALAD BAKED OR MASHED POTATOES : BAKED SWEET POTATOES BRUSSELS SPROUTS WITH DRAWN BUTTER APPLE PIE WITH CHEESE HOT HOME MADE MINCE PIE PLUM PUDDING WITH HARD OR BRANDY SAUCE ICE CREAM AND FRUIT CAKE COFFEE TEA MILK Merchants’ Lunch Daily Weekday Dinners rom 11 a. m. to 2p. m. 6:30 p. m. to 8 p. m. 25c 35c HOTEL RHEIN ELLA PASHA, Prop. Eighth Ave. and Union St. cooking if you Open All Night Special Thank Cranberry Sauce Candied Yams idding Coffee At 75¢ 50° Your Thanksgiving Dinner Will bring you back A 25-Cent Can Used Instead of Three Dozen Eggs . ° Try This Recipe: PUMPKIN PIE—Four meas- ures Egis dissolved in eight tablespoons water. Put one can pumpkin on stove and boil until thick; while still boiling add butter size of an egk and one teaspoon ginger; then cool, after which add ong cup sugar, one teaspoon ground cinnamon, one pint milk and Egis. Add three *} teaspoons corn starch. This is sufficient for two large pies. Has It Endorsed and Recom mended by Washington Retall Grocers & Merchants Association. Be Sure to Take Your HANKSGIVING ——DINNER— = Bird’s Cafeteria Service Continuous 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. And enjoy with it the music of our splendid Five-Piece Orchestra Under tre ot M. GUTERSO CONCERTS DAILY 11:50 TO 1:50; 5 TO 7 P, M. Leader of the Russian Orchestra The best of foods, the highest-class music and the finest cafeteria in the Northwest. Second at Seneca The Biggest and Best Turkey Dinner in Seattle » days of mother’s eat at the Waldorf Hotel Cafe. We are going to serve the best real home- cooked dinner in Seattle—one ind long remember The dining room will be open from 4:30 to 45c 8 p.m. » ¥ SPECIAL MUSIC $1.00 PER PLATE Waldorf Hotel Cafe SEVENTH AND PIKE you will enjoy STATE RESTAURANT 1003 First Avenue MAIN 2567 This includes everything oe