The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1917, Page 5

‘ Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. 416-424 Pike Street WE'LL TRUST You A OUR sreait axatem nas bee vidual ideas. Our terme are Will be found anywhere Ne conventence r own tndt lower than © Interest, Kens JUST YOUR WoRD THAT YouLE ray 8 59.00 Worth mefurnishiogs $1.00 Down, 81.00 Per Week TH.00 Worth nin ina 8.00 Down, 1.23 Per Week 100.00 Wort mefurnishiogs 5.00 Dewn, 150 Per Week 150,00 Wort mefurnishings 7.50 Down, 2.00 Per Week 200.00 Worth of Homefurniahinas 16.00 Down, 2.50 Per Week 900.00 Worth of Homefurnishings 15.00 Down, 400 Per Week *\ : sinian tack aoa 8s” $9.75 SOUR MILK RECIPES! FISHER'S-BLEND © SOUR MILK REGIPE COOK BOOK The sour milk season, so trouble- some to housewives, has started. The Fisher Flouring Mills Co., manufacturers of Fisher’s Blend Flour, has issued a sour milk recipe cook book which, to use a common expression, should “fill a long-felt want.” Occasionally a few sour milk rec- ipes are scattered through cook books. This is probably the first time a cook book devoted exclusive- ly to such recipes has appeared. Isabelle Clark Swezy, noted bak- ing and cooking expert, prepared and tested every recipe. “When using sour milk or sour cream,” says Mrs. Swezy, “the idea ° of economy is generally uppermost in the housewife’s mind. The recipes in Fisher’s Blend Sour Milk Recipe Cook Book were prepared with that idea in mind.” The edition of this Invaluable Book to Housewives is limited. A heavy demand is anticipated. Send a two-cent stamp for a copy. Address . FISHER FLOURING | MILLS COMPANY West Waterway, Harbor Island . SEATTLE ANNOUNCING % STAR-—WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15, 1917, JAPAN TOU, S. : Newly ed commissioned © national y, from the Presidio, will spend the week ae v. S. Fen WAR in Seattle, prev to reporting for 4 : -* AGAIN PLEDCED ty at American take, Auguat BACK AT WORK Suggestions from J ° a Rena ee eee worth, Donald M4 d Roger Settlement of the strike of the Notion i] A PACIFIC PORT, Aug. 15. |} il return § 200 employes of the Renton Section A plea to America to forget | Li Thor ( shops of the Seattle Car & } e “the little molehilie that have D. Hughoe Foundry Co, seemed likely at Main Floor ress irts | " \¢ rick Lam « noon Wednesda A meeting mean barpadysoane to bar our | are expected - @f the officials of the company Hair Pin orted good relations” so that Amer with a committee of 12 workers Rss 8¢e lea and Japan may reap to : ‘ representing the four depart paces ¢ wether, work together, and | Recruiting Gets Brisk] ments of the piant was sched rrect” Hola | (24 uce (6) 3 85 fight together until the end hae Busine ab the * erny is uled for Wednesday afternoon zea 6, 8, 10 | e been reached and the victory Mises” Weenaay endian “We think the men will go bach ouraee | won.” was repeated by. Vis « bri Maj. F. A seen "we nuve.< nee i | Upper Main Floor, | count K. Ishii, head of is dhatea ‘fhe chvetane sition,” sald Supt. O, | Binding, 6-yard |} the Japanese mission, in an ad. | ¢ of men accept dneaday morning € 1 4 ‘ tor Pat (ann eee he delivered today dur. | has inoreased from even glad, to recog A¢ FOR i in Winter, dinner here nd treat with the union, and|| Mery Baenine:( care selected lea f t 1 by th willing to pay the t thlack is t c kirts a desirable mi . h ’ rl we are ling to grant it . P ‘ 3 night stirred sound Up: L, 2W.:: Wine sp rose ere te noes Bae 1 ¢ it ¢ a wide ts “ : fef , Criminal Deputy Sheriff cordance with the 1 t he rp e that net tripes, 6 ; ' ir r resumed tt n American Federatl und heck k olors and he “ Wednenda ending ot ! the ise and bl | he tor de 1 in 4 ou of the untry |summer, as provided t the feder The “Ka ani ; ; : ri and de 1 that, | 0° ta by ght trains from, Krow says the company ¢ t fron t t at pald in the ipyard a 7 1 jouder the Atinntle = omen 1 Ska ean I huttle oe sine ‘ 5 ee | 4 the J rer greater at Wee meet ( Clark erg vv ¢ " | he Paci | Never Take Soda i sy Thr , nol Be re % r ! ne :. For Ee Sen 4 1} re els; « eH | att a PORT WORKERS ; i a a rie | F t 1 and » " ncy och t a JAPANESE ENLIST Sta eof ste teetore; Liste, pair &@ || color or fabric. el all ; ; the 6 ; ' ° _ 0! one ec er | J at t « BRING SMELTER ORE Loaded down w tons of ore for Ta 8 th © barge Gen. Fatrehild, 1 w of f the tue A 1 tu “ Valdez, Alaska, this 1 “It Preserves, Protects and Beautifies” Dealers: First These Hardware Co. Preservative a Utility : obo Paint Sgr Aig rae ag egy ve Lake I 1. M. Newman, South Seattle. is a Sidney 488, Independent F Universal Paint pr ¢ will enable you t Save Money The North Vind Store and Mth \. Ken 2442, wich Hardware Manufactured and Guaranteed by Preservative Paint Co., Seattle, U.S.A. L IGHTS SKY; GEESE HONK FUEL SUPREME IN FURNACE, RANGE, GRATE, STOVE GY ERYWHERE there are signs to warn Mr. Householder of Uy approaching weather, leading up to winter, and the urgent need for fuel. A word to the wise is sufficient—act now! Diamond Briquets ($7.50 per ton at the bunkers), or any of our well-known coals, may be ordered direct from us, or from your PACIFIC COAST COAL C8. 563 RAILROAD AVENUE SOUTH Main 6080. CAR FOUNDRY HAVE STRIKERS Japanese Will Fight When Country ernme t to g Sam wanted | ave, 3. a fis 612 Sixt WASHINGTON, Aug American gunners, instead of and the “Made in Washington Attend the Manufacturers’ and Merchants’ INDUSTRIAL FAIR August 13 to 18 PAGE 5 Calls | us very | captain of the Car What Does This Mean to You? Daily Needs ud The Rhodes Co. = k, 2 pairs for... 25¢ naps; @Mhite Voile Waists for t hes a Reduced to $1.65 weate aw to F 40¢ Upper Main Floor. Oval Loops for knitting Vaists are not strictly confined f wn shopoing tox eT INGERIE ind the Women who wear till , - . Eafe ve l } will an economical advantage in select- ing fr n line of styles and sizes. These feature 1¢ Voiles trimmed with and edgings, a few are The sizes lude 36 to 48, predomir g, but not each 44 and 46 Silk and Wool Dress Goods | Main Floor Rear. Autumn Shades and Patterns Arriving Each Day. ican STRIKE SPREADS HOGS SELL AT $f IN SAN FRANCISCO "exer sr Toliseu's LOUIS, IIL, Aug. 15 | By United Press Leased Wire Hogs were up 2318 « bond SAN FRAN ) Aug, 15—A}-| POUnds on the local market todays ° Cattle also dvanced sharply, tho a r which crews could| selling from 15 to ls cents higher, be pth were placed in opera-| tion by the United Railroads to-| KANSAS city, r, Mo, Aug. 15.— day to handle early crowds, the Four carloeds of hogs sold at $18 strike of street car ten continuea | the ca! market today. t The strikers declare | vais vnited, HOG PRICES HIGHE © ‘DIVINE FRUIT’ * OTHERS'WEEDS’ Prussians are “divine fruit,” and all other people “are only weeds.” So concludes Miss Kate Ha- sf spread men are out mel, daughter of the German ‘oads officials deny CHIC 5.—Hoal spate chancellor of architecture, has brought fn 150] lished a record in § in a letter to her Swiss school. | strikeb nd more ve stock market here today, sell. mate. ing at $17 5, 40 cents higher ham e viewpoint of ° yesterday's record price, “a . classes—th ons idcasicc tig ae | atrikebre cir ” was 1 in the Edin irgh EXEMPTION ly § an. received here &% County-City Building |]4 zear age mone ey 1 a and, who turned it T aimed to Bb er to 7 Elevator Cable Snaps we evans . O. A. Thomas, elevator o: perator! soth J 1916 in the public safety building avert- | Some have flat feet to «tart withg! bes rhe Some have a weakened eyes t ’ Some are no judge of coloray . yh Some are now fighting shy. Me . ey Some claim to be supporters see OF a mother |to « When" ashe In oe And don't wan yo Prestan tT" 2 : 4 So, while some find 1Two Girls. Disappear ||**woule 2s, 258 sseccenaa o ae Mary Baranski, 16, 918 W. 48th||Om each fall SUIT, COAT, DRESS) } etl st, and Jewel Hazelberg, oe Ps ¢ . At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS) r! 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