The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1924, Page 11

PAGE 10 AGE 10 8 Ke = SAR, ete HEGIN HERE TODAY sow Go ON Wirt THE sTORY Bear Salad After the string beans are cooked eet costed mix with a small quan- tity of potatoes, cut fine; alittle chopped onion, sweet pickle, olive oil, vinegar and a dash of the famo LEASPERRINS © SAUCE ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE RE BIGELOW ae | Holeproof Hosiery for Boys and Girls 35c, 40c, 50¢ and 55c Black and Brown Ch eee Cho;sNERVOUS s CK ¥E Cheastys re SW PREDERKK You Want Your Boy to Be Well Dressed When He Starts to School _Cheasty Junior Boys’ Clothes Have Right Style, Fit and | Staying Qualities $14.85 | Others Up to $35 Two Pairs of Pants New Assortment of Sweaters in Mitldy, V-Neck and Jersey Coat Styles—All the Different School Col- ors. $3.50 to $9.45 A Charge Account If Desired east ys Second at Seneca - —_— = haved when t had pat jand there » c Don't Hide Them With a Vell; Re | "Methers know the difference” A KUTE KUTS PEG-TOP PLAYSUITS remember-the fact. She found it} “Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers » Trial of Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Lass rut EATTLE STAR ADVENTURES. OF THE TWINS iv berks Barton BIMBO AND HIS PIG This handy Tillamook loaf ELIMINATES WASTE/ "| 84 ‘ sto hate Perea ten seen inves It’s just the right, size for economical use—this Tilla- ° tw pe rr : mook loaf, , Hurry up.|1 co y P gant get eat: For sandwiches, yau cut it to fit the slice. For serv 4 ¢ ¢ D ing, each slab may be divided into dainty cubes. Nots ghttully,"T think et ee bit need dry out, for you slice off just what you can usc, - f and « Ve You've probably wondered why Tillamook is al- ways delicious and rich. The thorough inspection we give dairies and cheese kitchens is responsible for this uniform goodness. Tillamook is the original branded cheese—look for our name on every rind and loaf. It’s there for your ; Plage is om sod i inst inferior grades, so why accept Bersih rh a ot ond of protection against e gr I'v p t ere.” answered candy. » e can't on a warm plate. “something just as good?”’ ; TL Gat gaddisone-st” believe | U'r wats vill hermetically Send for our booklet of cheese recipes -by Alice poied lb soll Bale ty wae Bradley of Miss Farmer's School of Cookery, Boston. ¢. and the cand woe fe : TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION F 25 cheese kitchens owned and operated cooperatively by the ; dairymen of Tillamook county. TILLAMOOK' t 1 "There's no hours to v (To Be Continued) “aneas s.r |The Tangle LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES. “a ke to bother you) COTT TO RUTH BURKE, CON s added TINUED, jahd I don’t think she will worry |ing that anonymous letter, she had| I could have bitten my tongue out ith, about me any longer—at least she| widened the misunderstanding be-jthe moment I said this. Mother joughtn’t to, tween Jack and me. I was furious. | looked up in surprise, but she asked tell] ‘carl Whitney has always ap-| Mother made me promise at the|no questions. I was not sure, how pealed to Alice mantic tenden.| last, after I had shown her the let-J ever, it was because she had no curi s. He has been the hero around |ter which Alice wrote, that I would]osity on the subject, or because the dramatized her own [Not tell dad, as I had threatened. | maid handed her a telegram, nd she probably thought| “It is bad enough,” she sai She opened it. Her face fell. would be a very dramatic episode |John to know what Alice has “John wires it is impossible for she Them With Othine— ‘ h him away from the other “He may never know,” I answe: him to come at this time.” je Strength by an, even if that other woman | bitterly. “He hasn't swered your] Silently I left the room ¢ I telegram, mother, I am sure | ( is N. BE. A. Service, Inc) Oa SET # whether he will come or not. I've — 4 sth She nae onto arents to stand |RFOWN 80 sick of pearls that if it] TOMORROW: The letter contin, ol first in Karl Whi s eyes, but in] Were not for giving them to Alice | ued. a nd dad's as well as in the{®D4 letting her triumph over me, I ar se ci) ca = other’ ie she hap-| Would send them all back to her and| ‘Tins bearing condensed milk orgy to like. The reason sho is fond |>® s!ad to get rid of them.” tomato labels have been used for Igy “That's it, daughter. We make|smuggling forbidden Nquor into the i greater sacrifices always to our pride | mining fields of northern Ontario. | than we do to our love. The — | way in the world to settle this whole 3 and is beeause the much of her, and the rea e thing would be for you to send those : Mrdhedy haps | Dearis back,” as John wishes,” & every ounce is real @ eautitul than herself." “But I'm not going to do it," Tin-|@ food easily digested 4 who t io hai You see, Ruth dear, I did not mean | t¢trupted, “I do not see why I ae . 5 nucceaded king up your home?|to be so unforgiving: at least I did| be the one to make a sacrifice in this | & H 3 mr sister. I could even wraive mother, for after all, Alice is moth. | Offerings to his pride. Beside, moth- | jend daughter, but ax I was speaking, |¢T Jack has no reason for not be- oals th fies bepwn aren which werd oe eas ies ee a dat as 1 was apeaking. |v ving and if necessary forgiving me|@ Cheese an gushed as any pair sir Sten thats = — almost anything.” SCHOROHONOROHOROROZOZOEOR en found in the = Her lps had a 1 smiled. At last! a Train tor Women ch even the Wreck had © white beyond a fault *# at Underwood's he did not g around feature that o be from the CANT BUST EM t kept her constantly on guard to ufe ont! herself to N b lly?” co far a ibe, The boys laid it to shy Extra large dressing-rooms with wide mirrors give women hoy ata da piel dan aes aaa Passengers opportunity for a complete and careful toilet on he feared, they found the deal of,the | musing =| Oriental | Limited Finest Train to the East No Extra Fare Steel Pullman equipment, the + saat oe manufactured by the Exceptional conveniences and service fet , and when he vith an apparent irprised Sally ‘\ that he Was not beart was} nature that} f Auburn, Wash, CHAPTER 3 | When the recipe says “milk” it puts up to Bent sieeve comfortable travel. wt ' gan Y had very little speech with} you the responsibility of using the right milk, | SS nih a wow Round Trip Fare ; es | oe Ratt cen cuat ARE It can make or spoil the dish, When you put Everywhere |) with routing trivialities, He was not| all the other ingredients and so much work Daily until Sept, 1$—Final return limit Oct. 31 | sha Lalas (UE ald AME De into your cooking or baking, you can’t afford 70 hours, Seattle io GhizaED t with excell Fat petite, | to take a chance on the milk. pigehatny es morning. dish He hated to| Bordeg's Evaporated Milk assures you For fares, achedulen, reicrvations, call on or address fats NGA Seika \eniy rékeoh eae | sweet milk, pure milk, creamy milk—at any T, J. Moore, City Passenger and Ticket Agent dase Sa Ld hour or season. And everybody likes the | a W. Noung, General Agent Passer always impoaing | taste of Borden's. Try it—but insist on Telephone, WA n-00e Re te Borden's! uny demands, he refle You had to do things for j them, or you felt mean inal [lesser evil wos to do things (Continued in our, next issue.)