The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 20

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922. QUEEN CITY ‘“cpme PUBLIC MARKET At PINE RELIABLE MERCHANTS WANTED We havo several desirable locations on the Lower Floor Now is your opportunity for this ts fast becoming the “Livest Market In the West” © As Lread her le us in her first ¢ real gentlemen le extreme. The tl BOLDT’S oom she doesn’t want at Thi - » Market This from the Large Vartety tradictory manne question, she might fare better. : XMAS COOKIES AND CAKES | have away from her. Spectals on— Honey Cakes and Cookies for the kiddies tand Small Wage Dear Miss Grey Boldt’s Large BREAD. .10¢ but I cannot ing unless I {where I may SPROIAL FOR SATURDAY YAKIMA APPLES MEN'S | 25 —— Ground Bone Fresh Every Day —— Green’s Sy J 10 Bars Crystal White Soap. : Soap Deal «| ALL For BB 1 pkg. Seafoam Powder ‘ ae | | 3 Me. Fresh Nut Margarine 3 Be Mined Best Cane SUGAR, § Te. .. Burren Hee 48c Fiocn""* $1.65 pPeeeEee patsts 25c | RAISINS, 3 pkas, SOC | Gal. can Pumpkin Bulk RNeast 45 ‘3 tall cans Saime COFFEE, 2 Ts... c 2 Be. Gingersnaps YES, WE DELIVER Green’s Butter & Grocery Stores Stall 50—Lower Floor—Stall 50 FRESH KILLED HENS 25c Ib. COMB EARLY A ROASTS account. intrinsic veterans be also extended to veterans of the Spanish war, was the demand | made Thursday night when repre- | sentatives of the Seattle and Everett of Spanish War Veterans met Roosevelt hall. rapidity w' LONDON, Dec. 15.—William Asch, stockbroker, bequeathed $250 to his newsboy, $500 to his barber, $250 to his chiropodist and $500 to his mas seur. PALACE HIP NOW—W ith judevilie FLORENCE Jack VIDOR in = MULLMALL “DUSK TO DAWN” The Branch Ballard OPPORTUNITY STAR WANT ADS | Make Christmas Cheer Permanent With This New Gas Fire ter gift can you make the whole family than real weet lar ap night—not only for this winter but for the winters that are to come? The Radiant In hundi The scientific burner of a rg cs Radiant Heat é able new gas Gas Fire gen- ; fire, entirely erates a blue fiame which is absolutely odorless, In an different from the old fash- foned gas logs 4 inestent the | 3 tialea, For te radiants glow } Sa ¢ first time the into an incan- | and descent mass that sends out amazing heat ——~radiant heat, like the the convenience of gas is com- bined with the cheery glow of the old-time open fire. You get double the heat at much lesscost—only a tew cents an hotr. : Just see one in operation at our showroom and convince yourself that thane is nothing which will give you all such real comfort and lasting pleasure. THE SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY 1308 Fourth Avenue Main 6767 THE GAS COMPANY heat of sun. Pure, wholesome, conv enient, economical, The Dear Miss Grey: Please permit me to answer “Miss Eighteen” who detests all men, ete,, but a husband Then a little farther down she complains that there are no nowadays won't take a girl*around unless she is dolled to the rather seems to me that if “Miss Eighteen” chose a less con- of dislike would tend to push what male admirers she might} eee | Boy Wants to Work for Room and Board }and am trying to get an education on with my ae find some k for my room and WOOL BLANKETS for COLD NIGHTS SEABOARD MEAT CO., Inc ot Raeadbels We believe our values are the BEST In City CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS 1123 First Ave., Cor. Seneca—904 Third Ave. Warehouse, 76 University St, Cor, Western We Supply: HOTELS, CAMPS AND LOGGING COMPANIES Christmas Savings Account A splendid gift on the part of a parent to a young son or daughter is a savings and encourages the ambition of future independence. This Rank has always encouraged such aecounts. ‘We are proud of the number we have and will be happy to include yours. You will be ama: small deposits, will grow to one of sizable proportions, Don't delay, but opén the account now, Union National Ban at Of Seattle Branch at oe Georgetown Is a Little Word But It Means Much of financial success. | Look around you at the success- | ful men of Seattle, and you will realize that this is true. | Savings Department of this old | national bank and get ready to | succeed, Second Avenue and Columbia Strect THE Country Doctor Answers “Mis Eighteen” Girl Who Detests All Men. } ster, | wondered that she wrote, for she tells} naragraph that she wants a home, kiddies,’ never! | ft and that these “imitation gents” we have nought strikes me a man anyway. girl who wants a home sans a husband, why should she worry, | It} er toward the specie of the human race inj It would seem her attitude | COUNTRY DOCTOR. | Miss Grey will receive callers tin her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 1 to 3 p. m., and on Tuesday and Thursdady 1 have no folks from 11 a m, to 18 m, @ach week, Piease do not come at vol other times, as It seriously inter ferea with her writing. SEE FOR YOURSELVES: Seattle, Washington oft. T doubt Such a present, in addition to its value, creates the spirit of thrift 4 at the periodic ith which such an account, wit SAVINGS DEPARTMENT “Save” ninety-nine cases out of a red, saving is the foundation ve something systematically deposit it regularly in the First National Bank ' New Telephone, Main 7901 SEATTLE STAR PAGE 19 Cynthia Girey : {Bea oF MosteM Farr Here is an intimate photo of the new spiritual head of | millions of Mohammedans, Abdul-Medjid, former hear ap-| —the answer to “what can I cook quick- ly?” these busy before-Christmas days. Use this new recipe by Prudence Penny. lowner, lem | put out, or ain withy quite natu jing the cold, snowy months, when | there ts little for them to find ex- lonpt an ft Is put out for them. | Under the new law, proposed by| to think how the law would affect the wardens, it would be unlawful for the farmer to put out food for i them for fear he would attract game birds on his premises. where ts the Justice in a farmer hay- ing to let the game birds feed on 1] summer onty to have so sportaman coax them all off on to some other land tn the winter months and shoot them? Varmers have hearts Ike other people and after feeding birdy all summer and letting them run thru his grain flelde end tramp down the it being molested it ts i they become accun- tomed to seeing them around and it ‘se hard to think of them being killed If the wardens winh to keep all the birds for the sportsmen to shoot-/| reindeer, bear, goats, rabbits, ete. on let them raise them in enclosures and keep them out of the farmer's fields in summer as woll as winter, Very few farmers ever kill the birds on their lands, Occasstonally one doen; but It seems only fair that he! doing anythine to get rid of them should be privileged to do so after! quring:the summer, and then have feeding them all summer, But the greatest objection that can be raised against the law as pro- posed, is the phrase—“or other birds” constitutionality ef the | If the sportsmen wish game pre- law, It seems to me that the orchard-| serves, Iet them feed their game tn ist that depends upon the birds to keep his orchards and fields free from pests, should have the privilege of feeding them and enticing them around during the months when . or tenant of land to Xpose, feed and try to | Induce bitds on hin land between Oc-| Proposed law themaeives, and have | tober and spring ts outrageous. | Just think of the little birds that lare not game birds, being | present by kind-hearted farmers dur-| B RS board and « i wage. I am not) Writes About “ a " yy | ! topo x ‘wine afraid to work, and I thought you es Abo | parent to the Turk throne. With the abdication of his father, | iust to read it! UBBE direct from my oy mex might know of some place, If so) Proposed Game Law |the sultan, Abdul-Medjid succeeded to the Caliphate, but Makes you hungry just DOLLAR SHOE CO. owe eeeard 4: Sct » | please communteate with John Heck,| Dear Miss Grey: 1 wish to say 8! without the political power which had previously been joined Good, Firm Stoc! care Mra, Walker, 160 Riverside! word about the new law which the Aaa nee , A ii Lower Floor, Queen City Mkt. Stall 18, Lower Floor Drive &., Seattle. J.B. |game wardens of the state propose |t0 this important religious office. Here the new caliph is Macaroni, Minced Ham and ‘Tillamook Cheese I am sorry, but I do not know of|to have passed by the legislature. |shown with his daughter, hia only child, L such a place at this time; but am| In thelr effort to favor the sports. | ———— eet bh eset Ae Prudence Penny, Director, Home Economics - FRESH KIL ED CHICKEN 20c Ib. printing your letter in hopes that|man they are rather leaving the]. ieartiias Bhnienaeb wee ith hs on eas aie Los Angeles Examiner i some one in need of your sermces|tarmer out of thelr benevolent ortemen corral o ey are unalile to find enough nat- 3 tablespoons(ul grated Tille- 1. eableepeonful flour Veal Roast ........ 10¢ Eastern Ham. . .2314¢ . lthoughts, It fs nice of them to get|OF group of spots If possible, That | ural food to keep them alive between mmogk Cheese | 1 cup mile Leg Pork Roast....22¢ Eastern Bacon ..2714¢ part we do not object to #o much, | seasons JS minced ham If Sepals breed creme Shoulder Pork Roast 16¢ Saratoga Roast ...25¢ But to make it unlawful for any] 1 am wondering if the game war- tablespooneful butter 1" ublespoonful butter and cook until tender (about 30 Break maceroni in short minute), bake white sauce of burst, four, milk and pepper, i {ng dish of mecaronl, hem. cerned Tillamook cheese, “Cover with buttered crumbs and bake until beown. Caution: Lf ham ts very sslcy, no © cole tequired, | dens really stopped to analyze this they really figured out just how far- reaching their law is? Surely there are men among them who love the |Uttle birds Having known some game wardens personally, I feel sure that it 1s a matter of them stopping fed at “Tillamook” was the first cheese to be trademarked. Every cheese kitchen in the famous Tillamook valley is delicious Tillamook cheese has the name imprinted plainly on the rind. It’s your protection! It’s your {the poor little non-game birds, which guarantee of uniform quality. Be sure you get the genuine! are now being fed by the farmers putting out food for them. Person- ally, T have biue-Jays, cong-sparrows, common sparrows, thrushes, robin, «| Wood-peckers and a number of other | little birds that know enough to come to me for food when the snow ts on, or when It is hard for them to find needa, ete, themselvea I certainly would hate to be cut off from the pleasure and profit of having these birds coaxed around here, because 1 am prevented by a freak law from exposing feed for their use. Btocerely, A BIRD LOVER. P. &—1 wonder why our sports. |men don't get up a law making tt | possthle for the state to bring young Then, too— Fade te tillomest Gesnty is branded Tillamook". Ne 1s genwine, WAM OBCM PIP PROACH Later in the evening D Honesty Abroad Eachern, 2202 Nob Hill, in World Friday | 22" i= st poice Cc. P. Landruse, 665 Elliott ave., can never be persuaded that hon- esty has deserted the world. Thurs- to the farmers’ lands and = “pla them where they can be handy to fields and grow rapidly and fine his crops and have said tected from any danger of t sequently a warm fraternal the la make ft imporstble for the farmer to kill them off during the winter months, without going off to some @istant place to shoot them. druss’ veins Friday, They Go Simply his purse containing $18 counter of the Quality Meat Shop in the Pike Place market. He returned a few minutes later summer as well as winter and tet them have them so corralled that ft won't Interfere with the farmers’ feeding the “other birds.” A BL cer from Algiers, GIVE WASHINGTON ~ 2 Ibs. of Xmas Cheer ii Bas IE supremely appetizing quality of this holiday cake is indicated by the heavy sale, which en- ables us to get the price down to this low and most popular figure. FRUIT CAKE In This Handsome Souvenir Container Long after the flavor of this cake remains but a delightful memory, the artistic metal box, with its portrait of Washington —will bring back the smile of holiday cheer. It will serve as a container for candy, jewels and things used about the home. MAIL IT TO YOUR FOLKS This cake is a most appropriate and artistic memento of the State of Washington. Contains Washington honey, cherries, flour, eggs, butter, sugar and fruit juices, com- bined with California raisins, oranges, almonds and spices. ORDER OF YOUR GROCERY STORE Made by Fruit Cake Experts in the Great Daylight Plant of Washington Bakeries Producers of the Famous BUTTER-NUT BREAD a member of the Association. Every golden slice of it on the market floor. Wild Over Hi 4 found it gone and on the re-} MARSEILLES, Dec 16.—! quest of 14 J. Becker, proprietor of | duels have been fought over the market, The Stor asked for its|Nadrine Landreau, beautiful % for hig brother man is flooding I