The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1918, Page 2

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It in made uy largely of middic-aged men Mins Lusk’s plea for defence is in sanity. FIX 25 POUNDS SUGAR AS CANNING MAXIMUM NEW YORK, May 16.—The fed 1 food board has fixed 25 pounds as the “maximum amount which a consumer may obtain at one time for home canning work.” Canni clubs may purchase 100 pour one time. The maximum pre in additional to ordinary househo) supply. U. S$. CASUALTY LIST TOTALS 5,788 SOLDIERS WASHINGTON, May 16.—The U ity let total up to May 1 the war department has st in died of wor ease 1,044, died from er wounded § prisoners 254 neludes: Killed in action 75, died of din f accident 237, died caunes 63, severely missing in action and SHAPE,” SAYS ALVORD AN ATLANTIC PORT, May 16 I Gen. 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Department of Agriculture FRIDAY AFTERNOON At 3:30 o’Clock A Million Tons in 1918 pyards are expected © 1,000,000 tons of Seattle's sh pr shipping during This means mu ed to nis present year h to our country, as well as to ou 1 Rank, which has assisted the growth of Seat The First Nation the beginning. busi tle almost m Bon Marche Tea Room No Admission Charge stands ready to help local to make the most of from rial development. At the same ti we offer the safety and Seaceniah » of our Savings Department to wage-earners who safely and profit ness mon their opportunities arising our ine Your government wants you to use cottage cheese and save meat. Mrs. Davis will show you many delicious ways to serve it. ‘ want to save ably First. National Bank SEATTLE LOSES | OLD LANDMARK | | For years the Herald Tailoring | Company has been a landmark in| Seattle, located on the corner of First | ave, and Union st., where they have een doing business till a short time | zo. In the face of the great woolen | Pound for pound, it is the equal of meat in food value. to close out thelr stock and go out| of business, Their entire stock of woolen patterns has been bought by ark, on Fourth ave., and will put on sale during the next few ‘TRULY DELICIOU 8. Ask for Recipe Book ways eonire Sars amey Chocolate Raisins TME NUT HOUSE ~ SEATTLE,USA. “Every pound of cottage cheese you use saves a pound of meat for the soldiers.” S And Part of the $5,400,000 QUALITY ITEMS