The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1918, Page 8

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STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1918, Mr. and Mrs. Reader THIS PAGE WILL HELP YOU CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING 9227.00 For your information we have printed herewith the firm name, trademark or brand of a number of Seattle's well-known manufacturing, business, financial and insurance concerns. There is something gry ind individual about each of them. Look them over and see how many you recognize. Chances are, practically all of them are familiar to you, either the trademark, the brand or the firm name. Each is of the highest class and worthy of your consideration. In order to have you patronize the establishments represented here, we are going to offer—for the next three months—to our subscribers, merchandise and credit offers totaling $227.50, which will be awarded upon the following plan: Select any article or firm name represented with which you are most familiar. Ask yourself what you know about that firm or brand, and what there is about them that pleases you. Then write us a letter frankly stating your opinion of the particular something about them that appeals to you mostly, and why you would recommend them to your friends. The BONE DRY ‘The All-Leather Shoe Manufactured by | Felder Shoe Mfg. Co. 2615 Western Ave. Made Made in Seattle The Star has the daily circa- on of any paper n the Pacific North- Dilute with PURE ‘ATER for cooking, bak- drinking. Inetatied by Sheet Metal Works 1913 SEVENTH AVENUE Phone Main 784. HYATT - POWELLS SCHOOL OF COMMERCE dg., Third Ave. RRO cORRUG9 oR SILENT PAVING With the growth of the mod- erm American city and itn con- went volume of traffic noise demand for a silent mand is fully met with Improved Wood Blocks Made of sturdy Western Dor Mae fir, Korrugo Wood Blocks @bsorb all shock and vibration. ited with creonote, Korrugo y and against ¥. nd you a hooklet tell- bout this paving. Paciic Ceosoting Co, Nert Lit Seattle, U. . A WARM RECEPTION FOR OLD MAN WINTER! You know what the Cold Wave is doing in the Bast. It's coming here, and your best protection is @ bin full of the modern concen- trated ftuel— DIAMOND BRIQUETS Bucetiont Coats a! at your service for warmth are Bleck Diamend, South Prairie, Neweastic, Franklin and Issaquah. Order from your dealpr or call PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY 563 Rallread Avenue South. Phone Main sone, Seattle Tire Filler Co. Installations of Universal Tire Filler, No air punctures or blowouts Give us « trial Money back if not satisfied. Guaranteed for 100,000 miles, Installing Department 1513 Broadway—Kast 47 Not a a aan 2 Oc, Wet Wash Laundry Soke Perry Auto Lock would you lose if your ear was stolen today? How much would it inconvent- ence yout —~ H. E. Borland, Distributor 1710 Brendway - - - ~ Seattle Vreee Fast 068 Manufacturer of Radiators, Fenders, Metal Bodies. Electric Welding and Repairing. S. C. RENNER 1465-07 BROADWAY PHONE EAST 218 Drink 4, Diamond Brand Apple Cider Se Per Glass Western Reverage Company 821 Western Ave. Phone Elliott 1876. CRESCENT + Mary bommee [50h ha rated hgh 7 City Pile Tests For Tease Yours" order to-day MAYFLOVER “MILK: wnvariably pure! First ! | MAPLEINE Goes three times as far an oth- er flavorings, 2-ounce bottle, { a5. WESTLAKE SHEET METAL WORKS Main 6358 Sixth Avenue ond Vircinia Street Bradner Pasteurized ot Metal —we D NTI STS Anything, In make it ¢ SERVICE = -—-» QUALITY a SATISFACTION. — Structural Steel, Railway Supplies, Machinery Hofius Steel & Equipment Co. 1319-1325 L. C. Smith Bidg. SEATTLE Pike at Third Ave. Look for This Trade-Mark It Will Pay You }) The Delicious Golden Flavor | Main1607_ fig PRIZE WINNERS THIS WEEK PAGE 8 Address your communications to the Trademark Editor of The Seattle Star. Each week during the campaign we will award to the persons sending in the best constructed letters stating why they use certain of these brands and prefer to deal with these certain establishments, merchandise or credit orders amounting to $17.50 divided as follows: To the subscriber whose letter we consider the best, $10 in merchandise or credit orders from any firm represented here; to the writer of the second best letter, $5 in merchandise or credit orders, and to the writer of the third best letter, $2.50 in merchandise or credit orders from any of these firms. Now, don't say you can't do it or that you have no chance, because your chances are just as good as another's, Just look over the page at the different concerns with whom you should be dealing. Pick out the firm or brand with which you are most familiar, study it for awhile; see what there really is about it that you like, and write us a letter about it. A little time and study devoted to this page will cut your running expenses wonderfully. Coffee to be GOOD must be FRESH. Vacuum Packed Coffee ts ALWAYS FRESH PORTLAND CEMENT Contest Editor, The Seattle Star 4 Cement ts known throughout the country as the most ment on the market, being used extensively Pavements, bridges, ete Tam p om at eattle, January 10, 1918 Why do Mr. and Mrs. Thrift save or quality of Portland 15% and 20% at 0 Bagingssing: Department of the Groceterias jon of their ter In at To my knowledge all the con n buildings: t, bridges, viaducts and retaining walle were made ment, which has proved uniformly satisfactory in ODE ON JILG Advertising Contest Editor, The at © at firmly demand Yours ve you eVA MAY stand? COLMAN CREOSOTING WORKS tor, The Seattle Dall foundation ¢ had to ereosoted correctly The ereosoting equipment of the Colman Cre I found their work carefully done—not once did they ever overheat the the best im the Northwest eosote the p y get the very be then 1 Star When through the markets you most Weel with CROCKER, 3600 Magnolia Bivd TRE EConomicAL FEEE and the Yacuym pacKt£o g ruland Cement i» nd Park Av WIENERWURST Seattle, January 7 Vacuum Packed. The Guarantee of SCHWABACHER BROS. & CO., Inc. Seattle's Oldest Business House—is on Every Can. Beattie, January 5, 1918 10c a Bottle As mellow as a Honky Dew melon, and as satisfy. ing as a home run with the bases full RAINIER SPECIAL © gotten and ne Works t Make a One-Ton Truck of Your Ford WRIGHT SALES CO. 1718 Broadway WINDOW SHADES CLEANED, RE R, 1215 No. eccoce eeeccece Winners Please Call at Star Business Office ANYTHING IN SHERT METAL STAR SHEET METAL Quality Service MFG. CO. Get ready for wet weather stop you pair your *. fen REPAIR Wé BENERAL of all kinds 5 attended to. 1622 Sixth A Pike & Pine Phon. Sso1. Payment Now will insure your obtaining the,exact model you desire in your “KODAK” Our stock is complete in all sizes and equipments. Northwestern Photo Supply Co. EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY 1415 Fourth Avenue . Seattle. igd Take 1 or 2 Lessons STEVENS way —Little Cost —Private Halle —Day and Evening —Youne Lady As- simtants —Latest New York. Dances —Btreet Shoes proper. 1523 Fourth Ave. Main 3911 H Re th; Ganced leading places of 5 Retail Stores Sr ehh taatiee seabontie. Let’s Help! Buy a loaf of WAR BREAD that fs just as nutritious as white bread—easily digested and more healthful THREE GIRLS' WAR BREAD is made from corn meal, rye flour and “none wheat” breakfast coreals It is made to please the palate, aid digestion, and to serve our country Northern Board and Paper Mills Manufacturers of PAPER BOX BOARD Office, 815 White Building. Phone Elliott 2276, CHAS. H. MYERS, Manager. Bartell buys 8 sells for less Colman Creosoting Works Colman Building Seattle, Wash. Order one of our full weight. dig-value kk of WAR BREAD from your wer—today Three Girls’ Bakery In Reasonable and Reliable PAINLE! DENTISTRY Ss DR. A. C. GRABBERT, Copeialive DENTISTS Second and Spring Elliott 3048 Excellent for all creamed dishes, soups, fish, oyster stews, ete, Send for recipe book, 1016 Stuart Bldg., Seattle. Und = Bonney-Watson Co. CREMATORIUM — COLUMBARIUM — CINERARY URNS. Allen Tire & Rubber Co. BROADWAY AND PINE ™ Phone East 688. am Law cans to from Ger geute dint He na to force « ing sume mocracy | result of Law for tieing dei clients 1 He left t 24, but Norway before sec fare His vie The I to cong wrath c There from expe the older upon the the fact t mors, wh pimples most su Hood's Sa This er combinat blood-puri roots, baz gathered | Hood's test of fo Get a ir nea p this |

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