The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 21

BOOK a “Mirrors > ; Volu A series 0: Yolopment o the city wa: plete with have grown aided in its dey tained in “Mirror ume by C. Chamber of Rear Adm of W ‘ashingt Denny, 1 ham, Ir Frank Wa on 4 | and ma Northwe: || scenes 0 } to which : mirror. "The hook sparkles with humor ana | Cee conferred on Dr. he shortcomin eal life char. | ; | @:: are painted with a keen but| partment of the Uni indy wit, Northland Linked DAWSON Wireloss tel son and M system pla to link up t was opene local newspaper man and now a Edmond S, Meany, of the University Conover TELLS OF I Wins Award |'Convicted Girl’s Toa. PARISH FUND |. tists My ‘@ e@ EARLY CITIZENS of Seattle” Is me Published f reflections on the de rs from the time s clothes, re of men who! up with the olty and opment, are con-| f Seattic,”” a vol.| T. Conover, formerly a Commerce leader tral RB. Coonts, Prot on; Lou Cohen, Arthur] mas Mor Wood! Leonard | IL known to etors In the} up ~his) This year’s Nobel p of its real lite char.| Banting of the me Toronto, for his gift : hu- manity, thru the discover; TTY TOO MUCH FOR COOK if eRt yo, © great | dease vast Northland with | right, mun 10 business recently, “The Skotett, insulin, adjudged a successful by Radio Stations reatment for diabetes, od those nuts for ho Kovernment} “I've cracked the small uns all ; but the big uns will take | * the Dominion, | stronger Jaws than mine to do,"— | : i i ' i ; | i I | i ' LL excitementat the fair! The judges are busy tasting, testing and approving the cheeses. They look so alike—same size, same color —"It’s impossible to distinguish them” you say! But after tasting all the cheeses, there is no hesitation as to the winner. It is TILLAMOOK. It excels in flavor, firm- ness and creaminess. That’s why Till- hay ford amook carries off the prizes at all the big Booklet by Miss fairs of the west. See that “TILLAMOOK™ fs branded on eve slice. None genuine wichout it. We stand back of our guarantee of uniform quality. Write for our attractive new booklet of rect repared by Miss Alice Bradley, head of Mise a School of Cooking, Boston. There are so many new and delightful ways of serving Tillamook. TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Tillamook, Oregon # 25 cheese kitchens owned and opened by Tillamook dairymen. He will have his Federal Milk, even though he has to help himself when his mother isn’t looking. Nothing better for him, for it is cqncentrated food — purest cc milk ated in absolutely san- itary condenseries. nee MILK ——_——__/ te po | by w } th ly m: | the tai of | vy rw ow jthe United Staten, ta within ita) 30 motion ple 13 pectacular n t brought to town | | Cate fund today totals $198,710 | poundari js Death Valley, 270] ture theaters to provide screen en |i" 1 yeurs arrived here recent j hy 4 Fe Ae at Jwith thres mot Hicitation | feet below sea level |tertainment to trolated army posts et welghs approxi. Mortimer Moores Says He Hopes Yet to|*") dap teh ferialirnent to ipolates) atiay- poste nugretweluhs appro rry Winifr 4 a” a BOLD BR Nga la af mate ) pounds, is © 0 Marry Winifred Gibbons lof the doviatown drive Monday. | SOME SQUIRREL! je mavan Ge thal wag aupastcdeae 70a. fi per cent wllver, and 1s + Yentwrday $11,368 was subscribed, | A little red squirrel that fell IMto| teators are located in New York| Worth over $20,000, according to the BY G, LUCILLE BUTLER Were uttered, hoe bowed his head in} St, Jamon’ Cathedral parish, which |the rapids just above Niagara Falla! inte tho others being veattered| estimate of the owner, Angel Clem= | night of drivin ators beg out cold tentacles about the hope: and dreams of who can say how for Heilig Picture ho w the girl who slew with “We were to have been married," | 'T said he—“and I hope, I ho; o wards—", Ax the jury filed Into the courtroom Moores fac fateful we ere eminence meter efile mer mere ert Namine hammers aps Nod he tinh em trang ed ATTLE Lonely Soldiers to |Canada Exports | | See Picture Shows Big Silver Nugget | . ‘ fe IS MOUNTING btn inthe Ute | auc | ee nUCer CrP ROWS |. ke OU Ver Nyaa unty, have read of Winifred Gib! bia hands and searee audible sobs 1» boon in second place in total] finally managed to swim ashore nvicted 19-yearold, the slay: | convulsed his frame, gen wince the openi of the Who, 8 the culmination of a wild] What Moores may have le to firat place today drink and destrue: | for the first time from thy John's, ono of the | g19 944 0, shot to death Harry Lacelle,|at the trial of Win nin the city, whic nada Pular advertising inan, and bride. | wife to hi of & Month, at the Grove on| is a confi kod ¢ 8 of his own soul ts tho kn which may have seared with low torture, but shining bright anc clear above the ashes of lot ides is the love that may yet be th beacon which will light the erstwhile | wilful Winifred into a safe and se ure anchorage at the last “nine | Start Advance Sale | Mussachu-|¢ns, a New Liskeard carpenter, |thruout Maine, Vermont, | setts, Rhode Island and New Jer-| These theaters are for the|nel and elvilian employes stationed jexclusye use of the army person-'at the various posts, Murgaret's, $14,600; St. Edward St. Patrick's, $6,811 displacing youngest pa WINTER HAS NO € HCREDIT i FOR THOSE Te he - OVERCOATS ‘BUCODA COAL Large Lump $9.00 Ton - Egg Nut $8.25 Ton Furnace $7.00 Ton Delivered in Zone A Two or More Tons, 25¢ Per Ton Less Bucoda Furnace Coal for the hot air furnace at $7.00 per ton is the best buy on the Seattle market. No Soot! Lowin Ash! No Klinkers! Meee Carey | HARLIN-DAIL COAL CO. EXTRA VIRGIN eg MAIN 7923. neili2? FIFTH AVI Bunkers—Sixth South and Atlantic Concentration on the central fig ational trlal only too Jon of gle drama in the sur » thrown into ‘ over-widening rippl lemsor ac at, AN © ki es of © near to both—r any? y So great has by n tho And so it 1s with Mortimer Moores, man who loved—who still loves: | from. the, put Famous Beauties know the n reg Peter uring Of 96 for the coming en. © Hunchback of} ."’ the big supreme screen ment of ees @ future marred in the making her recklexs folly Mortimer Moo from whose use Winifred recetved the gun ith which she later shot La: man of quiet and , Who has sat un of the age, which value of regular use of pure Olive Oil ment, starting Friday night at Pp. m, that the manage it of theater announces today that }local and out-of-town mail orders | will now be accepted and filled. ‘This is the first time that so much ‘fenthustasm has been created by a motion picture offering that mail or- | A. Magnano Co, Seattle Tacoma gent untly upon t ve her for the pro’ n honor? their] shows daily therea Q 6. As the}and 8:30 p.m, while all Guilty as cha: ° es for a vestige We Thank You For A Prosperous Business Year Bates’ Orchestra Will Play from EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS All Day Tomorrow THIRD ANNIVERSARY FRESH KILLED HENS . . . 2340 Ih The STATE MARKET Fancy Sirloin Steaks ...... -15¢ Noted for Meats of Better Quality Eastern |Lean Pork Roasts ......- ..1714c R. F. PARKER, Prop. Bacon Veal Chops ......,-.:- ..15¢ HOME Loin Pork Roasts ..... “20e |PURE fexper LARD 2 Ibs.25c 20c lb. Armour’s Fancy Picnics 15c We will haye, as usual, our VealsRoasta 10¢ Pot Ro FULL LINE OF THANKSGIVING POULTRY i StS... .4. 0. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Pure White Lard, 2 Ibs. - v B ee We solicit your patronage on our reputation of 26 years’ successful Fresh Ground Bone for Your Chickens service to our customers. 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