The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1917, Page 3

ALL TRAIN KILLS TwOl2 ry Hitt Cynthia Grey’s LETTERS =| [ha vo | SUVJNNUUUNUTUNENULIUUESULALNE ALE esp nit wave at two little girls, and fail ag coma interurban train, Michae!|Gr] Really Counts Phillips, 26, and tw engers | re tale ts D Deck company t the Martir ‘ The young wom en were th aughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. E Martin That the t was due to the | else 1 in w P Mary Aaron |s at high occurred Mra, Martin, mother ¢ }young wome Tacoma a ‘ ti tle, ar decided t ) a 1 afford trip to The school board Is expected to agree on an 8.5 mills tax levy at alt m ting Monday night WOMAN NOW IN: | PERFECT HEALTH : What Came From Reading a Pinkham Adver- tisement. wit Paterson, N. J.—“I thank you for } the Lydia E rush and atr ramble back t with the sensible giri— Pinkham remedies as|the only kind that really counts they have made poc me well and healthy. Some time ago | so run had pains Culver Graduates Are Not Exempted It Makes Ten You Laugh Acts First at Pike Lydia FE. Pin ‘ompound. It ttle, wo tt also a be m's Blood hii [ADMISSION ... 15¢ CHILDREN ~ . Entertained Friend —— ” me your wonderful Veselof Her Husband To KEEP ITS nounced the proclatming of a Farj| and I Dear Miss Grey: My East Monroe doctrine to ge i -MANDS OFF CHINA .. Japan warns all na by i a ssions against thi BBW YORK, Oct. 1—Viscount bead of the Japar 7 Waiting in this country, bas an 869699609695 95999699 6 © > 4 By Command of the Nation «& S America expects everybody to 2 | © 6 Ls) OSE aay ee ——— lay’s Market | do his duty. Good housekeep- Report | ers are shopping judiciously— practicing economy in a wise way. For instance, women are buying food scientifically. They insist on knowing the actual value of the dif ferent items they buy at the gro Calories cer’s, the butcher’s and the baker's. Staple Foods per Ib. : tatogs 295 \ number of careful housekeepers eee 115 have inquired regarding the actual : 636 food value of creckers or biscuits. ie (Tenderloin) 895 2 | ; ps (Pork Loin) 1,245 We have mailed them the table you eak (Porterhouse) 1,100 see to the right. (Sirloin) 975 a {oso The value of food, you see, is deter 1196 mined by the units 1,910 tains. The experts call this heat 80DA CRACKERS 1.876 re Cal GRAHAM CRACKERS. 1,925 eels iy ec teied y rl q " i¢ 108 Meritious Dr Atwater’s Tables of Food Calories are ” nuty Values are standard authorities LF) Doctor Atwater’s Table of Food Values of heat it con e, Food containing most high. Swastika Biscuits are pin Eat more Swastika Fase They are ar Try Swastika ie tment ait at 300 exognens or Alfalfa Hay Grahams with ‘c7 eclpessant th? Tine ; Hee ideally balanced r Stan og arene °° Pacific Coast Biscuit Company oe Vea ° neiing Prices to Metulier foe < 8 butter re = ‘ — — OOGGGG690609 Cheese ésveciats Benericiag 16 Onto , Prewic Comer Bsc co, itd 7 geen won STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1917. PAC ’ SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS Victor Monarch Victrols = Tae GR OTE R AN K| N co. kanes | OTTO F. KEGEL. President Four-Piece William and Mary LIVING-ROOM SUITE $59.75 “THE Fu” Sewing Machine The illustration shows rniture, that « room The Free” ts. price f cabinet $1.00 a week quickly pays for it. | Here Is Furniture That Will Last a Lifetime Not merely so many pieces, but solid oak pieces that are a delight to behold. The Chairs and Rocker are richly upholstered in tapestry of a verdure pat- tern. All the part e turned in the chara eristic William and Mary design. 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