The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1925, Page 16

i SEATTLE STAR WT TEP SE ARS ROEBUCK AND OQ Seattle Ship Made Ready for Pacific Jump No wonder Washington prefers Carnation Milk! Itisn’t merely that Carnation has been Washington’s leading evaporated milk for nearly a quarter of a cen- tury; or that it comes from the finest dairying sections of the state; or that the five Carnation Condenseries / in Washington employ the most modern, scientific methods to insure its purity and goodness. AUGUST OFFERING OF BLANKETS ' In anticipa of chilly nights, ¥ 1 ow Featured Event— Falcon Brand All- Wool BLANKETS g Blankets, you will find Falcon om | take se FETE ON HILL Beacon Playground to Hold Community Celebration The big reason is that Carnation Milk today is finer milk than ever, with a creamy-delicate taste and color which make it the ideal milk for cooking and for all cream uses. When it mes to © Bl one of the nee ir, n you can buy. They are made : ‘ ly for us, from s j, long fibre virgin wool. The extra | Be sure that you get Carnation. It’s heavy, fluffy, woolly nap is just the right weight for winter—it : : , : retains body v ith and gives the best in long, hard service. no accident that this milk is the world’s favorite. The ends are durably finish- The softly blended plaids are in shades of: Blue and white, pink and white, tan and white, which holds the edges fast and | gray and white, rose and white, lavender and white, gold and white, black and white or black even indicate the superior value. | and red. ed with an overlocked stitch, | FREE—Write for Mrs, Mary Blake's Carnation Cook Book. 100 choice recipes, 32 pages, beautifully illustrated in color firm. The low price cannot Carnation Mirtx Propucts Company Five Condenseries in Washington Carnation's Birthplace “Pennant” Extra Fine Cotton Blankets Weight Size About 4 66x80 Pounds Inches e Pennant brand Cotton Blankets are of a surpassing softness, and fineness that marks them as of the best quality. Made especially for Sears, of extra fine cotton, woven for durability, and with a soft finish for warmth. In soft shades of gray, white or tan, with colored borders and lockstitched ends. 1060 Stuart Building Seattle, Washington FARMERS HAPPY High Wheat Price Causes Optimism on East Side In two sizes— tall and small “From Contented Cows” rty-three wheat © 1975, Carnation Milk Prodeets Co, : Pennant Cotton Blankets cannot be confused or com- ed with the ordinary Cotton Blankets of which we a complete Cotein ‘Biackvts, pris) as low es. SL Crib Bl | rib Blankets Size, About ] 36x50 Inches 65 : HE PUTS ‘EM TO An inventor in Cheshire, has produced a machine whl Hawaii Fails to ° _ Hold Mrs. Rhoads | vita act OY t e pet Ee j f 4 warmt They are made of extra fine China cotten,) Mm 4 ull around with two. olsette. One side patterned in) ' pink or blue, the reverse side in white. : | ( od uy CY Martha Washington Krinkled Rayon . HOW TO HAVE MORE HEAT IN THE HOUSE 9 * fi : $ AND LESS LOSS UP THE CHIMNEY a $ 98 f j | Boy Gane Give One of the most beautiful touches for a dainty bedroom ‘ i | Ta a LADYSMITH COAL is a coking coal. That means that it cokes Kiwanians Treat Be erbop lied in, these. lustrous, Marthe "Washington: Hen wl By, or cakes into a glowing, incandescent mass, permitting regula- gh ie és suas a leat oy penpencgae Sites fi. Rey CON ms tion of dampers to hold the heat in the furnace and radiate it jacquard stripes. Bedspread, size foese! pate bing into your rooms. extra long Spread, of the same jacquard patterned n, is made in vithe, §0x106-Inch a LADYSMITH COAL is the leader among western fuels on the basis of “heat units.” Yet, heat units considered alone mean peers nothing. Fuels that burn too freely, though high in heat units, r G saa oS are not economical, as they carry much of the heat up the chim- G u “S ney. You cannot regulate them—you can’t prevent this loss. WF Ws LADYSMITH COAL needs no admixture of “steam coal’ or rland = Ma Al Emerson, and Walter Williams. | | Dick Dilwor i “Guest Chamber” | Launderite Sheets Sheets { Of fine, evenly woven sheet: ikon ‘Riwanlacs | Guests of Seattle Unusual values in serviceal TWO IMPORTANT anything else to check its combustion. It’s ready for your fur- Auburn Kiwanis lub, mado up of eal eee eat ao Onual: ligheata:s bleached Ranta y a nace, as is. : 81x90) 4 7g | hemmed, Sizo ‘ POINTS or nee a $1.76 (et $13 Bi coal mibedein the Wellin n point of heat kept in the house, long burning without atten- ‘ ‘ "atlanta teal hi at tion and real, honest-to-goodness satisfaction, it is the greatest Pillow Cases Pillow Cases ‘o Match Of an exceptional qual vention B.C nounced by Gue, On the | Harding memorial will be dedicated | there | |Surety Company | Sues Metzenbaum LADYSMITH, while a Wel fuel value on the Seattle market. ir a: th D Of tho same fine q . plain | this low price. Bleached 1 and bleached white. | pure white, a r hemming, A38c after homming, And while some other coals are on their winter price basis, Ladysmith is still $1.60 under regular winter prices. Fill your bin now! renee ent CCE LET tt TR li by T I ou by fe ou PACIFIC SHIPPING & FUEL CO. 659 Colman Bldg. Phone MAin-1079 45 SEATTLE DEALERS: YAIRMOUNT VU th Well Lingte Attorney Walter = M |‘Tuonday afternoon was |dant by the iratesnbaumn'e '# clients, for whom had gone surety to the company, de- faulted on thoir bonds, Tho bail fe ARMS & SCOTT, BL 00, MeMULLEN & CO., UNITED FUEL 00, feltures date back as far as January, 4 Few GArtid-0008 1924, The company ash by bo WAINWRIGHT & MeLEOD ney fees and $100 court cost hat (1 MAIn-1218 WALLING: COM WASIEL On BLA WATSON WILL BLAIR YOERL YARD, CApIt-O186 BLOSSOM & PROVINE, RD WILL FURL * Texas Club Will | Entertain Monday woo K COA OAL tO . Members of Seattle's Texas club will stage a party for Young peop! j who formerly r ed in the Le | Star state AO. U. W. hall, | Ninth and agust 31, at 7 “Usp rveL co KING VEEL Co si a Me ' ALAS BROS, | Mrsg rtr Johnson. MoGhee and Mra, Bettie Houston are Jin charge, Judge 1. P. Chester wilt} | nneate and there will be a musical} program, games and plays, Dancing will follow,