The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1923, Page 17

FRIDAY THE SEATTLE STAR Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their ir Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star Edited by Dr, Frank R. Loope—Phone Capitol 4626 American: of The I wrote thanking " ure M Alstine, Mrs, Julia elf had in that mixsed starting Discussing ‘Amegjcanus’ with a friend who had just seen it 1 the opinion that it hashing of “The Wayfarer “the making 2226" nie the birth and development of a great take the positions necessary for the best welfare of those whom they wend, And this was always done tn the face of sharp criticism and often bitter animosity as well as the ridi cule of the 2 “Ev and ex pres was HAT’S a picnic without Tillamook Cheese? For out in the woods, Tillamook tastes better than ever! satirinta, y character in ‘Americanus' No trouble at all to take along, Try [is a brave spiritual man or women" Tillamook between crackers—Tillamook . . and lettuce sandwiches— pineapple and cmeus Tillamook salad—everybody'll clamor WITH ORTHOPEDIC KIDDIES | : The great Barnum and Bailey clr for it. And there won't be any to bring : as gdh - ok 4 th back, ha cireus manag Mild, creamy, deliclous—no wonder Tillamook's the favorite, And it’s full ot nourishment, too; just the thing for that out-o'doors appetite, ngements sal limited space ital lawn of this great a m of we will be performing dogs and other animals. The clowns and acrobats in the world will be there to entertain you. Seats will be placed along the curb. ing or parking strip for the shut-ins, and those who wish to attend are asked to call Dr, Loope, Capitol 46: that transportation may be provi dod © them. All shutdns are invited. “day morning, August 21, ° anne at tho hospital. Autoists wishing cars for this » Send for our attractive recipe booklet con- taining tested recipes by Miss Alice Bradley, head of Miss Farmer's School of Cookery, Boston, There are many new suggestions on how to serve Tillamook — both economical I pp ea delict Tillamook ts the original beacon for the name on every slice, None jee mane wish out it. There phant greatest ‘TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Tillamook, Oregon 25 cheese kitchens owned and operated by Tillamook dairymen. TILLAMOOK | 9:30 to donate their vice please call ax arly as possible that thelr assign. menta may be ma You will be | rarely have such a treat. | cee tudio, Montellus building, and Misx Jesse Do Emerick, composer of the r song, “Wonderland,” Leautiful program at the county home on Saturday lust King SUNSHINE GUILD MEETING Fully 16 memters assisted Sis abel Long and Hannah Evans in ating thelr birthdays at of Mra, M. M. Sevor, ave. N. W. A beautifal was rerved and the happy surprise the day was to have our Aunt Lucy (Lucy T. Guild , owing to fll haelth, has been unable ‘to attend for more than a year. Mra, Guild, for whom the| named, is the originator of Juilds’ activities in Beattle and |Cat Causes Woman to Lose Her Life! EON ST. PAUL, Minn, Aug. 17—Mra ITALIAN Clara Meade stepped on a cat in the Ol VIRGIN dark, lost her balance and was killed by Ming down two steps. WAY. BE WEMK AND NERVOUS ot thin, Nuxated Iron will help make mg and wéll again; it has ‘ e anc indorsed by An Aid fafoles "Untied, (Bites ” Senators | Judges of t ts, many| ‘These programs wi physicians d LU r 1 men.|by our friend ipa | Bven the Pope at Rome wrote espe-| qyitiam Jones) and myself, If | clally of ts of Nuxated Iron/ you have any favorite or special jin a communication to the Pharma-| feature you would jike to have on [cle Normale. Over 4,000,000 people|tne bill just phone u re using it annually to help bulld|/go our very blood, strength and endurance The guild will serve the old folks at the King county cream Friday noon. RHODES CO. GIVES SHUT-IN PROGRAM Saturday afternoon, 2 m., the Rhodes radio broad casting station has consented to put on a special program for shut result pale, watery ates bo arranged Plug” to Beauty! best to accommotate you. If your radio is not tn give us a Capitol 4 A wo can do about} rin Electric Ran nge - the Matchless way The ELECTRIC RANGE is a culmination of the experience of all ages, Its construction and operation are based upon the utilization of electricity, man’s greatest aid in comfort, convenience and health. The ELECTRIC RANGE IS A STURDY MOTOR FOR GOOD COOK- ERY! It eliminates the discomforts and inefficiency of the old-time “cook stove” as naturally electric lights take the place of lamps and candles, Cooking by Wire is a great step forward in the progress of good liv- ing. Once \you see an electric range in operation—cleanliness, labor- saving, better results—you will be through with stoves and ready to modernize your home with one of these wonder-workers. Our demonstrators are right on the job to show you all about the ELECTRIO RANGE, Don't you want to call us about it TODAY? _ ft Puget Sound Pater 6 Light Company Electric Building, Seventh and Olive Main 5000 | Stving a great pleasure to those who |, | Miss Minnie Osberg, of the Osberg | °°" tr the} at one time a shutin herself. | home with tce| to} and we wijl/® Shutin Radio Program, Kh Radio Station, Saturday, s. 18 KDZE Joanie FOR POOR SHUTIN A CHAIR Do wher brought the huteln unshine 1 er can be Numbe "le phone places t bring 1 oth We want and cheer LITTLE WORDS litde human s the gu touch me w while; of praise, That make The ttle helpful wor r mall and cheery smile | Tho success crown your effort You're near the higher peak The Lord be thankful for k |. words Men did not fear to speak | It's mighty | When But hand to press al alm old m see SHUTIN NEWS t W 1 work, n, keop on." Ned on her very fateful to the clubs for Dewell was out nding of | Mary H. Porter and a party of| |frienda spent a delightful day at Issaquah ‘Saturday C. B. ‘Treadwell had tho pleasure of a fine visit with Albert Studa } tri Mabel MM. | for | 8. Jennings and Long are very busy preparing the fall magazine rush A number of Wisconsin lat Wood! | Mra. Nelile tive among hut-ing attended den Rod plent Lackey has been ac the shut-ins every day | week and has brought and sunshine in many CAN YOU NE CART I have calls for shutins in thelr doct \* 1 un | vv rH YOU r| | autolsts to a to st Seattle and Capitol ts and the treatments will given gratuitously by the doctor Without your help they will not jbo ablo to avail themselves of this opportunity, If we may haye the use of your car for this purpose, Pease call us up, giving the t your car will be ava jto divide the day come hard on any one Indiv Tho number t9 Capital 4626 HOME EN TERTAIN T COUNTY Miss | trom jand | will folks tomorrow. aft FUNNY IDEAS Blackstone—Did you ever get the last word in an argwyment with your | wife? | low ct, when the op-| erator Berth; the WI Miss enterta: /North—Do you think men are ever ure, look how many there the poorhouse. | . What are you do! I'm writing You kn | Yeu , Marjory? a letter to Lilly Ww you can't write and I know Lil — | Foreign Redidents Are Refused Homes| CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 17.—All| foreign inhabitants, about 100, 000, | have been ordered to buy residence | permite. Editor’s Advice Is | Use of Hard Tool) VER, Col; Aug. 17—A sub-| who asked a local editor how | to get rid of a bird that « jing at 4 a. m. was advired to the fool on the head with a can't read. REE) breathing | relieved In 24 to| 36 hours, | COLLUM phorsy MisLDY COs, Devt. | | ¥6, ATLANTA, Ga. Ladies Let Cuticura| Keep Your Skin || and | Young! Needless to Suffer | WHyYs suffer the incon-| venience and pain eon Piles when you will fi oti a positive | jan permanent cure by my non-surgical, pain- \less treatment? Treatments may be taken weekly If it is inconvenient to be here for daily attention. \ ‘Write today for my FRED book on the proper treatment! \D of Piles. ik \ | CH ane Beans capa | by Mexics |identity wit |and settled down to a life | years ago, The Mad Empress Carlotta Aug. 17. —~ Jom ize the throne 83 and | of ‘ MaximiUan ath for many | g yuple’s entrance | strick | f Every- | received her were proclaimed with de- But Mexico grew tired of | its new emperor, and his rule and life were threatened. Carlotta re. he moat oti .|turned to France to plead with Na-| poleon III for finances to keep French soldiers in Mexico, Napoleon | refused. | Tho “mad empress” began to de- | cling in health an hour after that | fatal interview. She refused to eat | food, fearing she would be poisoned. Meanwhile Maximilian wag shot, News of this was kept from the now raving widow, but somehow she divined the worst, and genuine in-| sanity set in. A long time later, they told her the truth For mar r rica was dramatic. almost where they ference. 'e of forme f Mexico, shi a century been t ure fn Bu r Emperor Maximil of her re tr 1 way executed It is her clone North American life, even so long ago, that makes her an unusually interesting figure in the United States. In 1857 Maximilian, brother of Fran- cis Joseph, late war emperor of Aus arrived in Belgty 6 and a comm wh He was ding fig daughter of King . Was 17. d when the At first alight Leo: secluded in her chateau ut F he has lived in the past ed, except in rare moments when reason would un- | accountably return, that she Was Iy- | ing ir | husbe years, Bho. was two met The it was love were mi 1, of bit Maximilian as governor-general o| Itallan provinces, Mexico and that her beloved | id was still alive. Tanlac Restored — Her : Fully, Says Mrs. Lodge r where I go or 91 h. Since then I've often used Tanlac as an appetizer, and tt| always keeps me feeling good. In| Lodge, | fact, if it wasn't for Tanlac, I don't | Spokane, | believe I would be up now, I can't] enough for it.” Tanlac {s sold by all good drug-| I suffered from stomach | gists. Accept no substitute, Over 37| ble until I was so weak I wasn't | million bottles sold. ab to do a thing. 3) | “However, my 10 of Tan-| Taniao Vegetable Pills are Na-| ac helped mo w and by |ture's own remedy for constipation. | the timo I had taken six bottles 1|For gale everywhere, — Advertise. | Was like a new person with a new | ment. ing to, o% a good word for Mra. Martha Queen 7 on, t the time I got Tanlac, anes I ¢ Tanlac Ellen Ave. four | tre JELLO —pkg. “rae Ware | mAPKINA SOAP | Sea Foam large pkg. 19c Chlorox, bottle 19¢ viTTUCCI OLIVE OIL —% pints. —pints ..... —quarts —4 gallon ean Ivory Soap Flakes 3 pkgs. Grated—Extra Fancy— No. 2 can Flag Tender Sweet Peas, 3 cans. . .55c .29c 19 296 Flag Sm. Refugee Beans, can... . Sliced Dried Beef 73;°7:,Gi'"" Chief y Corn Starch —1-lb. pkg. 9¢ Roof Garden Ground Chocolate Lb, can 42¢ Roman Meal large Elastic Starch —1-lb. pkg, Uncle Sam Break- fast Tiger Gloss Starch Food pkg. 9¢ o¢ 32¢ a3¢ Use C. & H. CANE SUGAR for Canning Put up in clean cloth sucks—in two, five: and 10-pound sacks, OUR SEATTLE STORES Downtown Stores—Groc, No, 6 North roadway Noite Groc, N 2 Market. End Pub- District — Groe. Kron Public 7—South le Market. Dixtrlot — Groo, Blewett ave. District —Groc, 2. Plico st. nt No. 10 Renton, Wo. 1 Haltiord Distriet-— BAqD Ballard ty Wan oniearstyns es a atone Dintrlet — ¢ Rsea to 000 'N. 201 aatlake av AY N AFL ARG AN Anne HIN—Groe. 1 Paek Dintriot— 1 Green y—Ruinter ave, monda at 1 Distrlet—Groe rlet—15th ave, and Greenwood. at, No. ee a ee nee SENSATI EQUAL TO OUR BREAD AND MILK TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE We know it is the best of flour and we want all Piggly Wiggly customers to know it, also. Many people who have other flour to self will try to dis- credit MYRTLE FLOUR because of our prices. HIGH PRIGES DO NOT MAKE HIGH QUALITY Piggly Wiggly Makes Low Prices BUY MYRTLE FLOUR If You Do Not Like It, Bring It Back AND GET YOUR MONEY 5-lb. 22 c sack..... npg 39c *ex.... 90 $1.80 49-Ib. sack. . CANNING SUPPLIES seve ABO PenJel......18¢ .B1¢ Ball has Mason Jars, yd % pts. and pts, Soe! .98¢ Ball Squat Jelly Glasses, % pint, doz. .41¢ Ball Sure Seal Glass Tops—pints, dos. ios Quarts, dozen.. 1.30 Jar Rubbers, white or red, doz..... The Ball Porcelain Lined Zine Caps, doz Economy Caps, Kerr's Regular Caps, doz. Kerr's Regular Lids, doz.. ‘The Liberty Market, 1508 First Ave. Queen City Market, 4th and Pine California and W. Alaska 4728 University Way 622 Broadway N., at Roy . 1135 Hth Ave. at Union St, 19th Ave. N. and Prospect Store to Open Seon— East 45th and Brooklyn W. L. AVERY, Pres, and Mgr. 12 CLEAN STORES IN SEATTEL QUEEN CITY at Pine st. PUBLIC MARKET at Pine St. The Uptown Market, in the Heart of the Office District — WE HAVE MOVED TO THE MAIN FLOOR Center of Market, Next to Piggly Wigsly Fresh Killed Heps......20¢{ Pot Roasts ... ‘Veal Roasts Eastern Bacon . Saratoga Roasts Bare Lard, 2 Ibs. Eastern Hams Spring Chickens . SEABOARD MEAT CO., Inc. Main Floor Stalls 19-20 Main Floor SATURDAY SPECIALS: SATURDAY SPECIALS: JELLY ROLL, 20¢ yc cuapee Aesocnng See Assortment of 2 for 35¢ Coffee Cakes Devil Food Layer Cake Try our Most Delicious 40c_ Each Milk Bread, 13¢, 2 for 25¢ | GREEN’S TRADE-WINNING SPECIALS All Quality Goods Lowest Prices Ever 10 bars White Soap ........ Our Best Butter; 48¢; 2 Ibs, Cheese ....28¢ | Flour, 491b. sack... 4 2 Blg Cans Sardines Ghirarde 1's Chocolate, lb. eh Minced’ Clams 4 Ibs, Black Figs «. ; 2 Ibs. Fresh Roasted 3 Ibs. Bulk Spaghett!...25¢ Coffee + 45¢ | 830 Big Box Rolled Oats 25¢ Big pkg. Crystal White Soap Chips....sssceeeeeeee .25¢ Get Our Prices on Pickles Sugar Is Always Cheaper Hero YES, WE DELIVER—PHONE ELL, 1848 Green’s Butter and Grocery Stores Maln Floor Rear—Next to Colonial Meat Co, Full Cream ————— Green's Queen City Market Carries the Crescent Line OR Nocti Fase CRESCENT a shal COFPBE, 1b. i pow. | CRESCENT O NON RMR SENT BAKING row: shaker bottles, each 30¢ SCENT 'TRUB VANILLA, | ° Bee hor ater 9 fant eae NGB, ALL vit it bo! ne ooh ENT hind sab, ies 2 for ‘ ae c DF LING sec ye ve each. We