The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1918, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1918. PAGE 13 RECONSTRUCTION $129,017 LEFT LOCATION OF YANKEE TROOPS 1S HOMES FALLING Axion Promised on a ae CONGRESS WILL BE _ INHIS BUDGET, ANNOUNCED BY WAR DEPARTMENT DOWNINRED ace HELD IN JANUARY | REPORTS CASE =: ae iene __ GROSS DRIVE : HEAR BOOZE CASE charged om Mon was nd sewers de | SE Christmas Flowering Plants A Beautiful Cyclamen from Woodlawn is always a useful and satisfying gift $2, $3, 4, $5, 86, BS and $10 oie aan BRMBRKKBRRKKAEN ss) fewer NASHINTONAN CHOOSE ISLAND NMED AS HERO FOR AERODROME : >SFt ance Slecall 's marri ort in an obli Faumclaw. He H. F, Ostran ar rma landing v ly a Agi cake ee s: FRED wisi ys PPP eee er sey oh3 saqy DOCTOR FACES TRIAL ~e ON LIQUOR CHARGE Woodlawn Flower Shop HARRY CROUCH, Mer. | WOMAN KNOWN IN SEATTLE MURDERED ae . w asham| ‘The body of Mra, Anita Allen Per 1410 SECOND AVE. y. © d with enter Next Clemmer Theatre jt tke a chicken | niece of Capt Louie & Bea mn hen high ing va's in the Haraiiion Phone Main 663 tt tf, when & Por-| famous Arctic naviga n | wp! he golf tin notel and takin uit of clothe on of a German shell struck me.” {fo ound 2 210 miles be CHINESE MUTINY —— IN FRISCO PORT! GAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 23.—Aft- powering | members| mer Arbien, | shore this] hinatown,. | jumbia, Ga.,| diamond ring or, Was on — be- with ‘a minsing fram the body Mon om nn vss ns he fight aboard ship, George Geisler, chief engineer, and F. Heigterg, chief officer, were stabbed, bitten and beaten. Harbor police failed to arrive in time to take a hand In the battle The mutiny followed the refusal & the ship's officers to allow the crew to go ashore because of the immigration laws, $70,000 LOST IN FIRE AT TACOMA igs tes cette — 23.—Fire Chief C. ay He be | Neves the fire was of incendiary ori «in, ! Under the Mistletoe ‘ BILLY CHRISTMAS IS ARRESTED AS Pie Olicigl Holilite. Drink | same a ee Dee. WB) —for Kiddies and Everybody Christmas will spend the holidays You ve Heard It Surely you have—every one has: Applestaff is to | rip be the OFFICIAL HOLI- pos thyaga: weed DAY drink. When the Me suggestion was disseminat- ed it was greeted with favor—for as every one, today admit r arrest the no has stolen thou by means of forged on a Canadian Our forefathers made merry the Glad Yuletide season just asdo we of this generationChe pumpkin pir, vig mince pie, the plum pudding, the fresh bread all were quite as so to bod SUCCESS d i ul eg crab then as they are to the folks of the present day [) But, the good house- ] heart obs sfc gpd sion of mae wife of y* Olden Days, did not find the task of preparing the Christ- tiny tot, knows—APPLE- ‘SAYS NICHOLAS OF mas uiands quite as easy ag does the modern housemife fe) Grains STAFF HAS THE FLA- MONTENEGRO LOSES nearest to hand were reduced by slow and cumbersome process Senor kr ago ee eee el to roarse Dark flour. The pioneers worked mith the materials of health. Typifying the Hol- their day. The women of the Household did not even dream that iday Spirit—accentuating a few later generations would witness at evolution as has it. Holidays will be naught taken place in the process of flour making [2] What a surprise to = rato te souks dat them it mould be if those howsemives of olden days cold rome back seed oti to cre ee ee ae merica’s Fines fr u nin flour at the, rate of six thousand barrels a day! What a revelation to them mould’ atten one of pars ago, and saees case for the family a good deed, phone your order to your grocer or Capitol 870 NOW he the sanitary processes through which this wheat nut pass be- 3 | (For Itching Tomi | fore being turned into flour; mith mbhat joy mould they welcome into their homes a sack { | _For Itching Torture _|} of “Fisher's Blend,” made from the choicest Eastern hard and Western soft wheats, —~S i Abeer ooh oben gs eri that the modern farmer is able to produce. It would inderd be a time for rejoicing. But ‘ (skin iritation and that makes the skin that which was not within the power of the mives of the olden anes tohaue is the modern i ae ae Tn with honorwife's for the asking. And she does ask for it—more, she Demands it. That's why, during semo,, which generally overc oes al the present Yuletide Season thousands of Christmas diners mill include pumpkin pies, mince pies, ples, rashes, blackheads in most cases fresh breads and other appetizing foods produced t from “Fisher's Blend.” AF |v ve way to zemo. Frequentiy, minc 4 lemishes disappear ht. Itching P| iB ually stops lestantly, Zao te a eath| For Sale at your Grorer's « Manufactured by ca AeA int tic liquid, ¢ n, easy to U nd | ” : : inbia tt coats chive en tere Fisher Flouring Mills Company rts le, $1.00. It will not sta ain, is APPLESIA 1 iota PISENIGPAPMARIG DING Seattle USA PGP EU GPAPIOE 1