The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1923, Page 3

THE MONSON GROCETERIA STORES qagPrSeattlo's Plonsor Chatn Grocery BREAD —Machine wrapped. —Quatity unexcellod Lab, loaf Tc 14th, oat 10c Thanksgiving Menu Only one more sh ing day—then Rhankaniving. Here Mae gt, week things which we trast Ww: reminder of what Ix need make your ‘Thanksglying feast n Joy and success. Feature for Thanksgiving Week With a purchase of 82.00 or more exclusive of ugar, flour or milk we will nell sell 8 pounds of pure Cane Sugar '70c For Cocktails— Wepintsrseseess 1 Snider's Cocktall 27c | K Sauce—Small bottle, Pint bot Large bottle. ...++ For Appetizers— Curtis Ripe Oliv Heing Sweet Gherkin— 3% 08, can. Heing Sweet Mustard— No, 1 can. Heing Sweet Mixed Heinz Ripe ‘Oily Hee tioa net bottle SOC Small can.... 19c .3Te Heinz India Relish— 7 os, net, bottle. .....0+6 Medium can. Stuffed Olives— 3 ox. bottle.. Bon. bottle Heinz Chow Chow— 7 of. net, bottle are Lea & Perrin's Sau Small bottle 6 oz. bottle 01 Large bottle. . 10 oz. bottle. For Soups— Campbell's Soups— Assorted, can Underwood's Clam Chowder—No. 1 can... Large can. Heinz Pea Soup— Yan Camp's Tomato Soup—can mato Medium can... Heinz Celery & Medium can... 24c | scdiam * For Salads— Crab Meat— No. % can Dreasing— Heing Salad Dressing— 6 oz. net =e Mra. Porter's Mayon- nalae—8 o£. bottle Durkee’ 8 oz. bottle Gold Medal Mayon- naise—Small 3 Medium . =e For Poultry Dressing— Excelso Ground Splces—Our Own Brand—Quality Unéxcelled Oysters— 4 oz. can. § of can. Paprika— 2 oz. tin Glass shaker Marjoram— ry Salt— on Salt— shaker ... oultry Seasoning 2 og. tin 3lass shaker For Vegetables— Flag (tiny) Tom Thumb Peas— | Sweet Potatoes— Finest obtainable; grown. in | No. 2% can @ 144c No. 2 can... eta BSe [ume tome AB Sn Ser BOC . 23¢ mac eoc ie Oe nt ate Nod ean 23c lag Small Green Lima Beans. No. 1 can .19c No. 3 Tomatoes—Solid pack Beet No. 2 can For Pies & C - 18c Raisins—15 oz pkw. Heind Mince Meat 25c Bie AO Red Can Coffee 45c 45¢ 38c $1.69 43c NEIGHHORHOOD STORES WHA, KEEP , oN TUESDAY AND. WEDNESDAY TO 8 o’Clock Look tiv Gur tote Neer Your Home for Qaallty and Right Prices. DOWNTOWN DisTIUCT Groce 6 5 tinke Publilo yet C. South End Publie Market sIry DISTRICT University Publie & MoGra DisTHicr Enstinke Ay L DIsTRicr 439 15th Ave. N, 1906 45th St. N. ket DISTRICT ska California DIST RIOT B 23—23rd & KE. Unton NORTH END DISTRICT STHIOT Groc. No. 35—86th and Green- 212 Broudway M. wood Ave. Columbia City | ways are planned for us by circewmstances of life, lack of | kindness, courtesy, faithfulness, or even hard work. There} | ts Joy for us in the exercise of the smaller talent we possess, ||} THE SEATTLE STAR Cynthia Grey: Have We No Power of Choice in Our Lives? —Some Believe Not; But Maybe They Just Don’t Use It. BY CYNTHIA GREY “T've never had a chance to be anything—” You've heard some person make that remark, perhaps a number, I hgar it often, Just the other day one of my callers told it to me. “We have no power of choice in our lives,” she said, “Our money or talent.” In one way, this is true—in another, it isn’t. There is al- ways some power of choice. Only we do not use it. We may have to go out to work each morning when we of choice would stay in our homes. But we don’t have to rebel or groan over it. We may be bound down at home when we would go abroad, But we don't have to repine or make our- selves miserable about it. There are good times right where we are; if we set about to find them, we will succeed. " We may not have the talent of an Edison, a Caruso or @ Kreisler, But isn’t it a blessing we have not? Else what a world of terrific wonders we should live in! What a general caroling there would be—how tired we should become of | the music which would by its very commonness cause ennui! | But we each have talent of some kind. It may be for} just as there is exquisite pleasure for the inventor or artist in the exercise of his. We CAN choose our attitude toward life. We can decide whether we shall be dissatisfied or happy with what we have, busy or indolent, critical or tolerant, sarcastic or kind. We can choose associates and friends, surroundings to some extent, disposal of our leisure time, When we have ex-| hausted all these powers of choice, then, and only then, is it time for us to look further afield. Why not first use the power of choice we already have? see Dear Miss Grey: Do you think that “Cyclone” had the misfortune to break her arm while patting herself on the back for her cour- age in expressing her very bril- Nant (?) and sensible (7?) thoughts) regarding the modern female of the species? pounds—at least that much—direct- ly after writing sald epistle—due to mirth at her wonderful (7) wit. Cynthia Grey will receive call- ers on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p, m. and on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 to 12 a. m, at her office in The Star Bldg. 1309 Seventh ave. are unaware of her moral tobog- ganing. four children of such motherhood} handicapped in lighting her cigar- ets (when her artistic temperament | dictates), and to attend social func- tions Is quite out of the question at this time, She will have to be content to alr her bare knees at home attains her svelte bones are set completely. moral and social standing of such | a family 10 or 16 years hence. | STARLIGHT. In ‘there a government leper col-| ony In the United States? | Yea, at Carrville, La., operated by the U. 8. Public Health ser | vice. | 1 quit with the young een |man who objects to his future wife jand prospe ¢ mother of his chil- | dren, ing and appearing loose Satan Lika hates ene ha K lnod>| One way ts to set fire to one of | Why by a mother who set the right] te threads. If it ta cotton, it wit sort of example for her children.| ae up, and continue to burn. |Tinen, i will smoulder, Another | men’s habl even lower than| avs to wet the finger, and place that in 1s, 1s beyond any| # under the cloth.’ If the moisture yay cho! gy tesepllase- comes thru quickly, it és linen, psychol inking person. mee Jand not a stumbling block. A wo-| What 1s the British Mons Star? man is mother to man, no matter| The Mons Star campaign service what his age, so to speak, I hear| Sar twas given to British soldiers }many men, both young and old de-| tho served in France from August claro they are tired looking at] 4, 1914, to November 28, 1914, with- | "toad stool” heads, and to seo a girl| Mt regard to the particular cam Jwith long halr ts quite refreshing.| Palgn in which they were engaged. Perhaps Cyclone has never re-|The Mons Star, 1914-15 campaign tity to her so-| service bar was given to men who |served before December $1, 1915, without regard to the campaign in | which they served, oe How can Iinen be told from cot- | ton? | Just why a femalo desires to copy | She should be his guiding star What ts lamb? Caracul i the akin of the young of a certain spectes of Persian by lamb 4s the name | the fur obtained from |lambs killed before birth; that is, | the mother sheep is killed Just dé- fore the birth of the lamb, and the |tamb is removed from the mother in order to get the fur, which ts supposed to be finer before than after birth. It ta difficult to tell P; one from the other, except that ATIGETED drivers Iho, wevcas ve see aaa’ te make a difference in baby lamb. truck operating costs, | too. It is no wonder they are better satisfied when they have Good- year Tires that give less trouble, cover more miles, cushion better, and have standard ieanieat wares 4 0 Mount Harding? Goodyear Service be- No. However, a mountain in Mis- hind them. roula county, Montana, was on We sell the complete line December 6, 1038, named after the of Goodyear All-Weather late presiden Tread Truck Tires caracul? And baby sae How can I restore the original black color to a stove where the fron has burned red? Wash off with strong ammonia water, and after it 4s thoroly dry, paint with stove pipe enamel, Di rections are contained on the can Is it true that the name of | Mount Rainier has been changed When was Governor Sulzer of New York impeached? August 13, 191%, and the matter | brought to a vote on October 16, 1918 What Js the population of Mex pproximately 15,800,000. Imitations may be dangerous SAY “BAYER” when you buy-Gonuine Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 23 years for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia = Lumbago Toothache — Neuritis Rheumatism LD é Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. S/ Handy “Ba oxe A ee of 12 tablets » bottles 0} WARN nd 100—Druggists. Aspirin Is the Genuine nid ato res, ‘old in Go to Drugstore, tleacidester of Salicylicacid t never or cafes, kK of Bayer Manufacture of Monoac No doubt she gained 10) cial set; if so, then certainly they| |] And the effect upon her!]) And if this is true she Im greatly|as her's, ix yet to be seen. It|}) would be of interest to learn the || THE GROTE-RANKIN Go OTTO F. KEGEL; Preatdent Mahogany Finished Davenport Tables Speent PLO Fifteen of the attractive tables (sketched), with 18 by 60 inch top, are on sale tomorrow. Any one would make an ideal gift for the home. Priced very special, each $18.75, Santa Claus’ Story Hour Afternoons from 2 to 3 Bring the little tots—let them get acquainted with Jolly Old Santa Claus—bring them where they can sit close to him—talk to him, hear him tell delightful Christmas stories —Santa welcomes every little boy and girl to The Children’s Toy Store. —Basement Store The Basement Housewares Section Offers Important Savings Candle Sticks 49¢ Mahogany finished Candle Sticks—stand 7 inches high— complete with candle; extra spe- cial, each 49c. Tea Kettles $2.1 9 Heavy copper, nickel-plated Teakettles from the Rochester Stamping Co.—quality guaran- teed. Glazed Model Roasters $1.98 Blue glazed Model Roas ers—rust proof, self-bast- ing, oval roasters. Ten pound size $1.98; 16-pound size $2.98, Wear-Ever Roasters Three convenient sizes are reduced $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50 And Wear-Ever Aluminum Roasters can be used for many other purposes besides roasting. Basement Store Tinker Beads That Little Folks Enjoy Three Sizes Reduced e wooden beads, attrac ed and packed in glass s with screw top: Any little tot will An Attractive Gift William Rogers Soc size reduced B9¢ size re¢ 79¢ Nickel Silver Tableware 26-Piece Set Aluminum Toy Tea Sets ‘omplete ream —Basement Store -acked in an TOYS is 60 Pairs Heavy Cotton ' BLANKETS | 3.95 Nashua Plaid Cotton Blankets, size 68 by 80 inches —finished with soft nap and serged ends. Splen- did weight blankets that will give good service— priced very low for the Month-end Sale. —First Floor One Hundred and Twenty Night Gowns Special 79c Crepe Nightgowns in very attractive colors—well — made; full width—and they require no ironing. Make practical, yet inexpensive gifts. —Second Floor: Hand Embroidered ° Crepe Kimonos ~ Half Price—$1.48 — A very practical gift for Christmas would be one of these hand embroidered Crepe Kimonos, shown in many very desirable colors. Formerly $2.95. 100 Crepe Dresses Speci BOLD Special These Printed Crepe Dresses make ideal afternoon frocks for home wear. They are all dark grounds, with dainty embroidery collars and cuffs. Sizes and styles to suit all models, Second Floor Specials in the — ‘ Art Needlework Department ~ Tea Towels at Nightgowns 25¢ and 40c Reduced to 59c mped for embroidery or Stamped in a number off white and checked patterns for embroidering on Toweling, in many designs. white long cloth. —Mezzanine Floor Leather Hand Bags Specially Priced For Month-end Clearance $2.50 A splendid assortment of Leather Bags in many styles and leathers—all Fall shades. These bags are odds and ends from our regular stock and will appeal because of their smart- ness and their exceptional value, of them have been as many reduced to half of their regular r —First Floor In the Toy Wheelbarrows neh wheelbarrows 1 trays and are red sturdy. Pioneer Coaster Wagons $7.95 A heayy, hardwood Coaster Large Doll Buggy $7.95 A fine large Doll Buggy, with re . adjust ble roll body Is inches long 25 inche from thi An unusual value, $7 Wagon, with disc steel wheels, roller bearings, b and box 13% by 34 inches cial, $ A Popular Game 69c Honey Bi most popular ch A game every ¢ and likes. A value for 69e. Very spe- one of the games knows regular $1.00