The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 10

FAGE 10 CYNTHIA GREY om a -— ———\ ‘a ) wSEEK INSULATOR Look Your Worries forth NSUERTOR What Next! OOK OUr ev OTTVES ||... Hl ; | Balsa Wood Being Studied | VW I . . ae Wood ali | Major Is Sc wa rela in k ace | by, Chamber Bureatr ‘ d i Mabe 1 suse tatuae aia a Poet | Keep Mind and Muscles Occupied, Is | Be eer if One Way to Cheat Care || Gommeroe, foreign, trade comsnitig, | P. aed { BY CYNTHIA GREY ; i ‘ : ee Aa i We all know the cl worrier! The woman who al-! poriw tt 1 re ways ye Rach new event that comes | mea» t ui | along or ater r her a new matter) "5 tt of apprehension w age To be sure, most t things she worries about never "Ae | - és : i Beppen d the real | ) f her life are not the things) me eats : De : we - a! 3 ' But th ’ at she squanders her vitality and|“"" her nerv F “i pe i ee digestion, and Seattle Milk Men : ei vee ; And she mplishes nothing with all’ this tremendous waste of Ask Cash in Suit | we. : r that emotion. Things happen just as they would haye if she could have i sia Wis Seoul De tenes in Temained calm and tranquil about things. aia re f ne ‘ . te fui for i" i © way to keep fror in” flavor. into granular oatmeal. in every dish. POR MORE THAN BO YEARS MAKERS OF QUALITY PRODUCTS you have. And a short t your own worries will seem "You're just about 2 minutes awa’ fast when you reach for a pac! Style H-O Quick Cooking Oats. The new cereal with the wonderful “baked Toasted oat flakes that cook texture—neyer sticky or pasty. ‘And healthful! A wealth of energy-building carbohy: drates, tissue-building proteins and vitalizing minerals.are That “all-night cooked” flavor in only two minutes ME. SEATTLE oe break- age of New Smooth—firm in a WE AA To you know it as Red Rock Cheese — \ one of the most famous foods and delicacies pa of the Pacific Coast. Yesterday it was a home ype recipe—known only in a little farm es lome in the Tualatin Valley \\ in Oregon. The recipe was evolved years ago in Holland. There it was = <j found that by using the right proportions of fresh milk and rich cream instead of skim milk, a cheese could be made that was light, flaky and delicious, and sweet instead of sour, From mother to daughter the recipe was handed down until it came one day to the home of the Wests in Oregon, Soon neighbors talked of “Mrs. West's delicious home-made cheese” — it had no other name. Friends told friends. City visitors asked to buy. A home recipe had gained a local reputation. Almost over night grew up a small home dairy. A few short years and farm deliveries from a boy’s express wagon evolved into deliveries from a fleet of trucks, operating out of a model JR How a home recipe became | one of the great foods of the West! — country dairy. One plant—then two—~now three, First in Oregon — then Washington ~ now California! And “Mrs: West’s delicious cheese” of fifteen years ago made fpr a family of five has become Red Rock Cheejf made today for the millions! And through the years the origital home recipe has ies toe used, The same high content of fresh sweet cream — 45% to 47% of the volume of every pound of Red Rock is sweet pasteurized cream. The same “ standards of h cleanliness and purity still obtainfas when made in the home. Still made in the coul,try, too —Red Rock Creameries all border fertild\dairy districts, Early every morning fresh Red Rock Cheese is delivered at your dealers. Its high nourishment aioe value, it healthful qualities and its delicious feed sweet and creamy flavor make it Cid one of the finest of foods and delicacies. Accept no substitute — there is only one Red Rock Cheese. ROCK CHEESE ‘Made fresh every day. in our country creameries | THE RED ROCK COMPANY — Kent, Washington; Tigard, Oregon; Petaluma, California y> S 9 STAR STORE HOURS: INCLUDING SATURDAYS 9:00 TO 5:30 Retail»=«Store First Ave. S. and Lander St., Seattle WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 19 FREE PARKING SPACE FOR 1,600 CARS Announcement Our ' Retail Department Store Will Remain Open Saturday Evenings Until 9:00 0’ Clock Commencing Saturday, November 21st, 1925, The Cafeteria Will Remain Open Until 7:30 P. M. Sears, Roebuck and Co., Seattle Wilton and Velvet Rugs Wool Wilton Rugs Beautiful Oriental designs in several $82.50 attractive colors. Size 9x12 feet Worsted Wilton Rugs These extrem le rug ombinations ser ear $99.50 Worsted Wilton Rugs High grade rugs in exquisite patterns, finished with decorative $110.00 Hartford Saxony Rugs fringe. Excellent wearing quali- thes, Size Ox12....ccesssrevese The deep pile of this fine quality rug mak t very practical for office use. 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