The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1924, Page 8

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The neighbors often ask for my recipe and I always refer them to your Crescent Recipe Book and to the use of Crescent Baking Powder.” Crescent Corn-bread Recipe (All level meamsrements 4 cups com meal —2 teaspoons Crescent Balan Powder V4 cup flour \y tablespoon butter Lg tablespoon sugar 194 cups milk 44 earpoen salt 1 emg Se the dey ingredients togetier ; ad beaten egg and butter. Pour into a entered tin and bake about half an bour You can rely upon Crescent Baking Powder fails! It assures you light, fluffy, wholesome foods A Crescent Recipe Book will be gladly sent upon request. It never Predominate \ 1¢ Northy Dy} fy Passenger {area to Port Orchard bay Points 800 Round Trip. i NAVY Yi OU Ge, nly coiwen Doe wes Latest Display of A wnrce RTON—<¢ aide fat iF MOUNTAIN ‘ hee cened | | GOODLYEAR THE SEATTLE STAR BLAINE'S IS A LOSING FIGHT Fails to Keep Council Fron } Appropriations BURY C. J, SMITH Seattle Capitalist Laid to Rest Here Mrs. Cleland Has New Pioneer Book Working Out 1925 Tourist Attraction Another Armored RUSSIAN PAPER SLAPS JAPAN YOU'LL FIND IT HERE Cee oe ee © Judg Truck Tire Company 72 Vester Way Car for This City Ler A eee <: (TheTangle 6 thought of the poet k the news The Bon Marche | LINENS FOR THANKSGIVING | Chosen Especially for Their Quality and Their Superb Value Make Them Inexpensive Reinforcement to Your Thanksgiving Linens “Heather” Linens are linens of quality The Bon Marche is | the only store on the Coast that has them “The Best Linens” $1.95 \e of dependability imported by us from the best mills in Ireland— known for 50 years as £1.65 Linen Damask Table Naphins Low prices, too! 36-Inch Linen Lunch Clothe 90c 36- I h Li ba cts $1, 65 na 36-Inch Linen Lench Cloths I 70-Inch Linen Damask, yd. 68-Inch cies Pattern Cloths Hea £2) 95 Gifts—From Art Shop Gift Making Is in Full Swing Stamped Jewel Cloth Centers ‘Q 3 Scarfs and Buffet sels, Ka Marche News From Baby one a Frilly Baby Bonnets (7 75c to $2.50 " STE OM RTO. a ed in t pie broide Ne to Match 19 k . ; : ¢ ; Stamped ev ae New White Coats, $4.95 to $8.95 A 3: Piece Beret Sets 49¢ Sweater Sets $4.95 to $6.95 Combing Jackets stamped o blue / 18 , . A atb Stamped 79c Hand-Crocheted Sacques $1.75 to $1.95 If p Siosauhent Wool Sweater Sets $3.50 f ¥ rat » Fudge Aprons s : ¥ : Bay nts sa ittert : i p Fringe to finish, 12¢ Yare Children’s Diseases | Flannette Diapers By Dr. H. L. Moon Very special for t Bedspreads, Shitnepiad = Sp sea crag al the pipe yt acl Peat $1.95 Bolster Attached Made of Y¢ cream muslin, Lect 8 for colored embro Second Floor—The Ben | Second Floor—The Bon Marche Marche Main Floor—The Bon Marche WILTON RUG SAMPLES |, 27x36 Inches—Very Special 600 Yards 40-Inch Air-0-Plane MUSLIN For Thanksgiving zeta 2 35 rig 32- foal Devonshire Cloth 25c Each Blown Glass Tabl r Grape de Fast colored stripes and gns. Included are and lo ted sher nec n lengths to 15 e bets or ice cream gla yards “ 2 . ; Wearever’ Dh aitiess Reduced 36-Inch English Prints Samples of high-grade Wilton Rugs in most any color For a limited time the well-known “Wearever” a 25c some plain, some all-dver designs in contrasting colors, Aluminum Roasters are reduced as follows 1,500 yards; neat, small] with finished ends. Size 27x36 inches. Can be used in we, ¥ it 84.50 |] Patterns in blues, pinks, many spots, such as halls, doorways and on your larg m reduced to. g5.50 yellow, rose and brown. rug. ; 3 86.50 Third Mloor—The Bon Marehe Third Floor—The Bon Marche eBonMarché PIKE STREEL—SECUND AVENUB—UNIUN STREET—SEATTLE Parcel Post and Express Packages wrapped or packed on the Fourth Floor lee Nichols to Reine Efficiency Probe TER FROM LESLIE PRES: OTT TO RUTH BURKE metimes wonder, dear Rut ow it to m bu read me th: When YOUr irs ear Eee tr engine | misses — how quickly can you locate the trouble? If it's the ig- nition--what will you do? | Anautomobile expert, from abs Thabidead ie along study of service-station he'd repairs, tells you in the December Popular Science Monthly 19 places to. find ignition trouble. His direc- tions may save you much time and many dollars. Also in this issue are 185 stories of the latest discor- cries in science, and the new Finer Texture inventions in radio, aviation | and machinery, and scores of / and ei T arger Volume in your bakings ARGENTINE WHEAT ESTIMATE BUENOS AIRES, Noy | agriculture ar Atting th is study writing Hil clings moulder 2 | a 7 1 ‘ic “Princess” Steamships leave Seattle daily from ( Dock, foot of Marion Stree THE DAY BOAT For Victoria and V THE NIGHT BOAT For Vancou 9:00 a.m ct, dal 11:30 p.m "0° VICTORIA | "\U* VANCOUVER (ry QNE S ROUND TED oh: D. AY rin T Ek: Through service and Aitract € | Middle West and Ehstern U | Canadian Pacific Rockies at lL pose bbs y an CITY TICKET E, L, SHEEHAN, Gen'l, Agent, Pass'r. 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