The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925. we WATERWAY FUND "ifucrisnsa”s"t. SUMMER. BIBLE| ‘Keep Your Spiritand| |g gyecyey "SCHOOL. PLAN ——————_— CYNTHIA GREY > 7 “TIT, ” a soe } Our Wings “No Books Kept on War-)\’F)°'? (haimere Me Three Churches Join in Ses- ; She epg 1 1 rants,” Says Toeliner | srciren ee sions; Start June 15 And Thus Retain “The Glory That) ~ ee e | Heinz does Love Lends siruerelal: Wa\erway Distriet Ne: 2 wala, Was «Sige Byron aha : Tested BY CYNTHIA GREY een ordered by ws ommis:| Will be completed with commence: | yon daily except Hat aie Da female ant starts life with wing | . +. he t mI K. Richt Prides, ; a iaee Ev ry y s them after her honeymoon, or, as the scientists |mioner August Toeliner, the latte ft « ¢ t et fethodist Prote 11 ‘ ; cy in our Imeterio “nuptial flight.” ab Baptist net Se ahoratory 1s to me that sometimes women lose the wings of G ene logical laboratory een * | t the : ° , “ y he tt Ly he 1 aa ' pirit after marriage, much in the same way jed b ' a F h 1 for your protection! 1ey come do 0 ¢ i id they let married life be nat nd ta 7 Papas ge } rey me down t urth—and they A | rage eget : ah Ti eh on ioe come a mundane, material thing | .s 1 From a union that had much of spirit and love in it,|‘ ae tidee ora POSLAM ENDS peer) a BY 16 ORY ERS 0.0 why , Pure Milk IS marriage often degenerates into a partnership, where the], p.- Warrants ‘os ge yi pata Pure! D me or ask youl band’s pay envelope One of the principal jobs of a wie: is to make married life a fine and beautiful relationship—to keep it on a plane}, ; | high above the common 1 faith oy “ things of life et | And t ot The family does the rest—and woman exchanges her housekees4ng services for her hus-} grocet the housewife does the resting. What more appetizing dish chet PURE MILK MDAIRY.222.. than spaghetti as Heinz cooks it? full report 18 to be made tn a eoks, and an attempt it affairs of the water The dry spaghetti made by Heinz, Heinz own tomato sauce, a special cheese of Heinz selection P GREAT FALLS MONTANA e BUTTE —all cooked, after a famous Italian chef's recipe. "BILLINGS Life hath vyouchsafed me, in her Nothing to do but heat and serve. When in Pittsburgh visit the Heinz kitchens Spa hett1 with cheese. to sauce ra woman > struggle NEBRASKA e LINCOLN MUSKOGEE OKLAHOMA city / £95 ANGeies ARIZONA WICHITA® FALLS e FORT WORTH TEXAS HOUSTON © VEL PASO ————— : = | whose spirit become me | Former Postmaster No matter | Held as Embezzler 1 home-ma meals a ng silver once how severe EVERETT, Juno 11.—Discovering ae or deep seated 1 cynthia Grey will recetve | | e skin trouble m: J callers on Montay, Wednesday the skintroubl ay | | and Friday, from 1 to 2 p. m, be,it usually res land Tuesday and Thursday, | | | nds to the comfor ings healing toucho | from 11 to 12 a. m, at her of | | | flee in The Star bullding, 1309 | | Seventh ave. ] Flapper Husband Dea 7 STATES- Supplied by 32 Folger distributing Stations-Now enjoy : ne, these pioneer products of the Pacific Seventy-five years ago the pioneer coffee and spice mill of the Pacific Coast was established in San Francisco by James A. Folger. It was a modest plant, for in those days most housewives bought green coffee and roasted it them- selves. But James A. Folger wasa far sighted pioneer. He quickly sensed that high quality coffee roasted evenly and uniformly in commercial quantities would have an instant appeal to the Western housewife. He was right. The business expanded rapidly. It grew with the country. The plant at San Rete Me Francisco was constantly increased to meet the demand for Folger’s products from the Coast States. Then, in 1900, Folger’s Coffee was introduced in the Middle-West and South-West—the first Pacific Coast Coffee to be séld East of the Rockies. [gto tes Comat taper: uo, Cie So today in our Diamond Jubilee year it requires three complete plants and thirty-two distributing stations to supply Folger’s products to the retail trade in 29 states. On the first package of Folger’s roasted coffee was printed this slogan “Our Success is Dependent upon Quality.” On such a foundation has the Folger business grown to its Diamond Jubilee year. Quality has carried through these seventy-five years and must always be in the product before it is given a Folger label. That is our assurance to the hundreds of thousands of loyal Folger cus A Chicago Jury thinks that a | | wit | Do you have “hasty bites” at your house? W HEN you need something for a‘hurry- | up” lunch think of Tillamook cheese with its famous flavor. Put a generous slice between buttered bread | or use one of the recipes from the ‘‘made in a jiffy” section of our little recipe booklet. When you use Tillamook you don’t skimp in tomers. my {PR & food values. There are five quarts of rich, full- J. A. FOLGER& CO, cream milk in every pound. Tillamook is high | San Francisco + Kansas City « Dallas « Shidzuoka, Japan ‘ @ in tissue-building proteins (25%), butter fat (33%) and the important Vitamin B. Nutritious! Haha padee cha faa eri To be sure you may know you're getting | Port-O fruit punch enlivens Tillamook flavor we put the Tillamook name pry sented on every slice and handy-size loaf. Make this 3 cups sugar to 1 bottle of 9 mark on the rind your cheese-buying guide. Port-O and 7 pints cold 4 And write us today for our splendid little recipe water) and oh, 90 good! booklet. It's FREE. Port-O Is the whele fruit in con- densed liquid form—not merely the Juice. It contains all the flavor, aro- ‘TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION ma and healthful fruit salts of the TILLAMOOK, OREGON fresh fruit from which it ls made. Twenty-four cheese kitchens owned and ft Send 2 for sample bottle and free co-operatively by the dairymen of Tillamook County | recipe folder. 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