The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 11

Five quarts of full cream milk are wed in making every et of Tillamook at more of this easily digested ddiry’ oduct, Tillamook is rich in tissue- building proteins (25°7), butter fat (38%) and the important vitamin B. But it is Tillamook’s superb, creamy flavor that makes it so popuiar. For example, when savory open cheese and bacon sandwiches are prepared ac- cording to the recipe of Alice Bradley of Miss Farmer's School ot Cookery, Boston, you'll ap- preciate the Tillamook flavor. Send for our recipe book and learn delightful new ways of serving Tillamook. Be sure to look for the Tillamook” mark on rind and loaf. TILLAMOOK COUNT Y CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Tillamook, Oregon 25 cheese kitchens owned and operated co-operatively by the dairymen of . i Tillamook County TILLAMOOK and Mr | + BALLARD W BRITISH-AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO! ATTA COMMUNITY A, HOLD HIGH JI Place the cut end of the Tillamook loaf on a warm plate It’s HI aye exprh coat will hermatically seal in its freshness. Biase r will be served a ha | LYRIC CLUB WILL GIVE es VER MUSICALE AND TEA The Lyric club will give tho first } of its silver musicales and teas of the {season on Friday afternoon, Novem ber 14, at 2 o'clock, at the Fist Preabyterian church | t | Mrs, Wiliam Leroy Baird is pres: | | Ident of the club, Graham Morgan director of the anization, and Ar | vile Belstad ae compan t jor (CH OF EPIPHANY BAZAAR | The Church of the Epiphany has completed plans for a unique ba. A ® NOV \ i MRS. HAROLD SWENDSEN lusic ad Seatt e Soc riety {I : Edit an Keef LeBallister ephone MA in-0600 I . As Frances Oldham “i . Musie-Louise Raymond Ow@s hnne Pl ‘ s Con - eachy; \ Is H ‘at rn En D Lu \ G & s Siste Hosts A . Mt s 1 Orthopedic Lunch Room " John ¥ . ¥ ~ 1 ! HEI i sa r nba p n ig general chairman of the Oriental b i F Howay a - pear it a sorority will give Saturday, November 15, ¢ 1 ‘ uf : ae a TE Hotel Washington.—Portrait by Grady. Music Club to Be ais si - MI Entertained from Miss I onde Women’ S Clubs . . . CLUBS FOR FRIDAY AT ee WHAT YOUR CLt WILL SHOW 5,600 Women’s Full-Fashioned Stockings of Silk and Silk-and-Rayon AT FOUR EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES| $1.00 $1.35 800 Pairs Chiffon Stockings (Full-Fashioned) With well-reinforced lisle top and silk foot. In these popular color- ings: Cinnamon, Sand, Putty, Jackrabbit, | G Chestnut, Afri- ean and Black. __ 1,200 Pairs Silk-and-Rayon Stockings (Full Fashioned) In heavy weight, with well-reinforced top and foot of lisle. In these colors: Log Cabin, Beaver, Hazel, Otter, Lariat, Jackrabbit $1 OO and Black. 1,200 Pairs Silk Stockings ° Gfull-Fash ioned) lisle top and fo mon, Caramel, | Black jOURAUDS ORIENTAL CREAM FREDERICK & NELSON | | In a medium weight weave, RECS Stamey Sate ROE Sr LADIES HOSIERY SALE $2.25 Silk Wool $ Famous Old Recipe = for Cough Syrup $1.39] $1.29 Heather— 69c ARCADE BOUTeR Fas Sos S rons WB lod Evi ery DINTTAM-§ SULPHUR sooTHEs Sateen ITCHING SKIN“ Yellow Cab will serve you in every emergency. Noth- ing is overlooked ial that contributes to siphur| your comfort and MIRROR ‘ peace of mind, Yellow Cab Co, MA in 6500 eT TTT TTT Pairs of $195 $2.35 | ,200 Pairs LS All. Silk Stockings | wy (Full-Fashioned) All silk from top to toe, in the | popular light weight weave. In these colors: Airedale, Beige Fawn, hight Beige, Tanbark $1. 95 | and Black. 9) 1,200 Pairs Silk Stockings (Full Fashioned) Of medium weight silk from top to toe, with well-reinforeed heel and toe. In these colors: Gunmetal, Log Cabin, Light Wood, New Fawn, Beige, Fawn, 0) Aztec, Moresque and i 35 Black. with well-reinforeed | ot. In these colors: Beige, Cinna- | $i OO Airedale, French Tan, Nu-Tan and | S Frederick & Netson, Firat Floor PAIR y