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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-03

Statistics, of the Baptist Sunday
'' Tbe total Baptist strength Of he
world is approximately II ,6Oo'o9o
and of this number 6,470:IS9 re-
side in the South. This Indicates
II was stated, that there is one
Raptist to every ST persons, oil all
ages, in the South.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-03
HALF BAPTESTS IN WORLD
RESIDING NOW IN SOUTH

!. NASHVILLE, Nov. 3. = More
than half of all the Baptist in the
world reside in the territory Of the
Southern Baptist Convention, ac-
cording to survey thas has just
been completed by DR.. E. P. ALI
deg, secretary of Survey and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-03
MANAGER MACON
CHAMBER MAKES TOUR

MACON, Nov. 3.-F. Rogers
Miller manager of the Macon
Chamber Of Commerce, is making
a ten-day tour of the industrial
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-03

Wallace Fambrough, of Bishop
ana Dean Holt, of Sandersville,
spent Friday night in Americas
with friends,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-03

Mrs. H. G. Branon. of Albany
was the guest of Mrs. w. w
Ray, at her apartments on Church
street Frid@y.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rylander
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Cage mo-
tored today to Columbus to attend
the Georgia-Auburn football game.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06
Notas Personales

q r.
Esta mejor-Con verdadera salts
faccion nos hemos enterado de que
la distinguida sonora dona Elena Ca
mara de Schluter, que ha estado en-
ferma de algln cuidado, Sc encuentra
va bastante mejorada.
Celebraremos ell restablecimiento
de uestra buena amiga.
Para Aibonito.-Ha salido para All
bonito, donde pasara todo ell mes de
julio en- companfa de su joven y be-
lila esposa y nifo, nuestro estimado
amigo el distinguido galeno don Jose
c. Ferrer, quien regresara San Juan
hacia principles de agosto a hacerse
cargo de su acreditado consultorio
professional.
Tambien pasara una deliciosa tenn
porada en- ell pintoresco pueblo, la dis
tinguida se1ora doiia Maria Ventura
de Pasarell.
Para Espala.-En el vapor espafiol
"Leon kip, embarcara para Espa-
ma, zen companfa de su distinguida es-
posa y su hijo Carlos, nuestro buen
amigo ell .Lcdo. don Ricardo La Costa,
a quienes por anticipate lie deseamos
una feliz travesia y toda clase de i'm
presiones agradables en- Ell viejo con-
tinente.
La familia del Sr. Skerrett-Ayer
ha embarcado para Estados Unidos,
donde piensan pasar una temporada,
|nuestro buen amigo ell conocido inge-
Micro don Ricardo Skerrett, su distin-
guida esposa dofia Antonio Nadal y
nifos.
LIE deseamos una travesia feliz.
Enfermita.-Desde hace algunos
dias vese obligada a guardian CANA
atacada de fiebre la monfsima nina
Gloria Benjamina, de los distinguidos
esposos Toro Gonzalez, de Miramar
Hacemos votos, por ell restableci-
miento de la enfermita.
Traslad6 su observation-disclosures el
dfa primero del corriente ha traslada-
do su residencia los altos de la P. r
Drug Co., nuestro estimado amigo el
conocido comerciante, en- joyeria dc
esta ciudad don Francisco Lopez de
la Rosa, la que tiene ell gusto de ofre-
cerla a sus amistades.
/ Harry M. Bososa. Recientenente
ha llegado de Estados Unidos con su
titulo de abogado el sdistinguido jo-
ven que encabeza estas lineas, hijo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06

del muy conocido y estimado amigo
nuestro Lcdo. Harry F. Besosa.
Reciba ell nuevo letrado nuestro fe-
licitaci6n.
Para Humacao.-Con ell fin de repo-
ner su salud algo quebrantada, ha sa-
lido para la ciudad de Humacao, dom
de pasara una temporada en- la resi-
dencia de Jose Toro Rios, nuestra dis
tinguida compafera, dona Maria L. de
Reus, directora de nuestro iIustrado
colega "Mujer".
Deseamos la culta compafera, que
en- la ciudad del Oeste recupere su
salud.
Otro beneficio.-Se nos ha asegura-
do por un grupo de distinguidas da-
mas de esta ciudad que muy pronto
Sc llevara a efecto un benefcio en- ell
Teatro Olimpo benefcio de las
Siervas de Maria, para el cuaI preva-
lece gran entusiasmo entire nuestro
mundo catolico.
Viernes social en- Rio Piedras.-Es-
ia noche Sc celebrara en- el Casino Es-
panol de Rio Piedras, Ell acostumbra-
do viernes social, los cuales vienen
quedando verdaderamente lucidos.. Pa
ra dicha fiesta Sc efect1an grandes
preparativos.
Bale en- Rio Piedras.-Manana en-
la noche Sc celebrara en- Ell Casino
Puertorriqueiio, de Rio Piedras, un
esplendido bale, ofrecido en- honor de
las alumnas de la escuela normal, de
aquella localidad.
Para este acto social prevalece en-
tire ell elemento distinguido de Rio
Piedras, un efusivo entusiasmo.
De visita.-Ayer tarde de cuatro
seis la distinguida esposa del Gober-
nador Towner y su gentil hija Cons
tance recibieron sus amistades en-
Ell Palacio, resultando la vista muy
concurrida.
Ell DR.. Julia.-Para fines de mes Sc
espera que llegue esta ciudad, donde
disfruta de m1ltiples afectos, el dis
tinguido gafeno Mario Julia, Sub-di-
rector del Manicomio Insular.
Antonio Rullan.-Muy pronto Sc es-
pera que llegue Puerto Rico, despues
de haber permanecido ausente en- Es-
paia una larga temporada, ell conocido
caballero espaol don Antonio Rullan,
socio de la firnla Sucrs. de A. Mayol
" Co.; y 1nuy estilnado amigo nuestro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06

Espaiia es la TERRA de la Vfrgen.
No hay I'M rinc0n en- este pals tlonde
no este ella rezando su graeia, forta-
leciendo, con sus sonrisas y la magia
de su veste azulenca. los corazones de
los que,s solo por ella, siguen. el cami-
no de la fe. Todo este mes de mayo,
hecho de flores claridades, es un
canto a Ia Vfrgen. Las alabanzas de
los santos vienen del cielo. Llegan
a Jeslis,S dominador de los cielos SUI
lperiores del espfritu y la luz, por Ell
coraz0n de Maria. Ella es-la mujer
dulce ser instintivo para quien fu6
creada la gracia, itoda la gracia Sus
manos blancas, en- la liora de la ma
ternidd, brilln como estrellas alrede-
dor de la cuna del hombre. lie cuida,
| lie yela. Ell pajaro trae en- su pico el
hilo para tejer los pa1oles. Pero mas
hermosa es en- ell cainino que sube al
monte negro. Maria! Su nombre
es como un par de alas abiertas so
bre los abisnos. Llega con los lirios
v Sc duerrne sobre los pueblos, inclina-
do el rostro sobre los tristes. Ella
no acusa. no anatematiza. Es la
eterna consolation de los que, cega-
dos por ell polvo y las tinieblas, dudan
de los cielos estelfferos y cierran sus
labios a la oraci6n. ... Vedla exten-
der los brazos baio los pliegues de su
tl1nica para recoger al cafdo. Une su
rostro al que llora para que el full
gor y la dtlzura de su rostro Sc cornu-
nique al rostro crispado por ei dolor
| y la duda. Ella 10 mueve todo: aguas,
lestrellas, flores almas. Porque es la
belleza, don celestial, 10 que ofrece.
Espafia We en- ella, mas que su divi-
nidad, la condici0n de la muller, en- Id
que cree y pone, esa devotion propia
lde su temperamento. Jesus palidece
| al resplandor de su corona. En- An
dalucfa, la vfrgen, guarda los amo-
res, en- Castillo, los campoa Allf la
cantan los que aman con exceso, los
que, a veces, sellan su pasin con la
muerte. Aq1i Ia cantan los que cul-
Itiyan la TERRA, los que, inclinados So
Ibre el surco, sostienen, con sus ma
Iinos asperas ' renegridas, Ia azada, y
Ifijan el pensamiento en- Dios. La vfr-
Igen, en- Andalucia, Sc agobia al peso
de sus ti,ajes de oro. Una noche de
semana Santa, en- Sevilla, me sentf
lmaravillado con la luz que irradiaba
|la pedreria de sus joyas. i Els la he
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06
ESTAMPAs EsPANOLzAs
N54s 70 g8i3&4ss t-7--IT4+7 -fes II IL s3f
La Virgen en- Espana

rencia de los arabesfi tan dados a Ia
fastuosidad, 10 que impulsa a los am
daluces recargar sus virgenes de
suntuOsos ornamentos? En- Castillo
es mas hu1nilde; la gente de esta re-
,gi6n de Espafia, sencilla por natura-
Ieza, suefia una vfrgen mas vfrgen que
mujer. Lo contrario de los andalu-
ces, que suefian una yfrgen mas mu-
jer que vfrgen. 81, nuestra Vfrgen
en- Castillo es mas artesana que prin-
cesa. Por ESQ, aquf, la vemos, en-
iglesias EN- las cuales impera mas ell
azul que el rojo, con su traje azul
seTnbrado de margaritas Y lirios. Pa.
ra la Vfrgen de los andaluces, rasos,
.perlas Y oros para la de los castella-
nos, flores, besos y canciones... Pc
70 hay una Vfrgen por la que, a yeces.
suenan bofetadas y fulgen los puma.
les: me reffero la Pilarica, que es,
por excelencia, la Vfrgen de Espaiiae;
la vfrgen Guerrero, la vfrgen que no
quiere ser francesa y 81 capitana de
las tropas de Aragon.
Yo he presenciado rifas entire ara
goneses y andaluces. Y por que re-
ffan? Pues porque unos sostenfan
contra otros que sm yfrgen, era Ia mas.
requetebuena y la mas requetesalada
Junio XXIII
de todas las yfrgenes.
2. Rioerq Crevrenont
Ambas Aguas, Eogrono.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06

propuesta de una ponencia encargada
pfeviamente de forinularlo.
Sexta. Podran las parties afianzar
el cumplimiento del laudo como esti-
men mejor En- ningdn case sera obli-
gatoria Ia cauci6n. Ell Congreso reco-
,nendar6 los Gobiernos interesados
el reconocimiento. como sentencius
fifmes, de los laudos de las Cdmaras
3 del Conseio Superior.
GQntinnar6 mazana,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06

mara determlnada, donde, por no exis-
tir una colonia espaiola bastante nu-
merosa, no sea possible organizar una
seccion, podrfa constitufrse, en- CAM
bio, un Conite consultivo encargado
de asesorar a la Camara y de realizar
aquellos servicios de information CO.
mercial mas indispensables.
En- los pafses donde por razones
economicas, geografcas polfticas
convenga 0 pudiera, convenir la CO.
existencia de varias Camaras oficiales,
Sc procurara que actuen coordinada-
mente en- todos los asuntos de inte-
res general.
'Cqarta. EI Gobierno debera conce-
der representation a, las Camaras de
ComeEcio epsaiolas en- Ultramar, en-
eltCohsejo Superior de Camaras de
IComefcio, 1ndustria Y Navegaci6n, en-
fel Co1sejo Superior de Fomento y en-
4todosI Ilos; demas organismos ofciales
econdnicog que estime conveniente.
+ Z r-tg * =.
Los hombfanientos para estos car
gos debefan recaer en- comerciantes 0
industriales establecidos en- los res
Ipectivos pafses 0 en- personals residen-
tes en- Espaiia, pero que hayan ejerci-
do comercio, industria 0 representa-
cion comercial Official en- ~Ultramar.
Ell Consejo Superior de Camaras de
'Comercio, Industria y Navigation,
quedara encargado de revisar los in
forrnes v Memorials de las Camaras
IN Ultramar, transmitiendo los Gem
tros que corresponds, cuanto les afec-
,te i auidando. del pronto despacho de
los a$hntosl que Sc planteen.
Ell iGobierno procarara qual estasi
camaEas |feciban gratuitamente la Ga:
'ceta III toaas las pubiieaciones ofciales
Dc caHacter econ6micn.
Quitas Para reforzar la econo-
ma de las: Camaras espanolas de Co
merdN en- Ultramar, el Gobierno de-
tb'etaa tbeertaa seitritar islsalas Gortss uf aunen4
to de la consignaci6n actual en- los
presupuestos del. Ministerio de Esta-
sads estabiaciendo IN Hesdoblamiento
de partidas por virtud del.cual Sc asig-
ne una cantidad especial para las Ca
maras espanolas de Concrete en- Ul-
tralnar. Dichas Camaras podran per-
:cibir ademas derechos. especiales por
los servicios de- caracter particular
Que realicen a instancia y en- beneficio
de los comerciantes y productores.
Igualmente podran percibir ingresos
mediante estampillas sellos en- los
documentos y recibos que expidan.
Sexta. Para Ia distribution de las
subvenciones del Gobierno a las Ca
maras espanolas de Comercio en- III
tramar, serfa de desear que Ell Minis
terio de Estado Sc basara, no sola-
mente en- los informes de los agentes
diplomaticos Y consulares correspon-
|dientes, sino en- el del Consejo Supe-
||tior do: Camaras Dc Comercio, Indus
tria y Navegaci6n.
Como elemento de jnicio para "a
Enencionada operacion Sc tendran en-
|cuenta los ingresos propios dc IA Ca
mara &
h Septima. Los nombramientos de
-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06
Primer Congfeso Nacional del Co
mdcio Espalol De Ultramar
BARcELo LoNA~~MADRlD~ ~sEvILLA~~2L u DE MARIO;
/, 7y10>~16 DE ABRIL, 1928
Conclusiones Reorganization de las Canaras
Espanolas de Concrete en- America FiIipinas

Para conocimiento de los Iectores
de Ell IMPARCIAL, tenemos especial
gusto en- dar comienzo con la edicion
de. hoy, a la publication de las con-
clusiones a que lego Ell Primer Con-
greso Nacional del Conercio Espanol
de Ultramar en- sus sesiones de Bar
celona, Madrid y Sevilla,S sobre la
Reorganization de las Camaras de
Comercio Espanolas en- America y FL
lipinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-06

expuesta en- las oficinas de la mis-
ma con diez dias de antelacion a la
como mfnimo.
i
H.-SERyICIOs TECNICOS DE IN
FORMACION, PROPAGANDA,
AS1STENCIA A tVIAJANTES DE
COMERCIO Y 'sSTANDARDIZA-
CION" COMMERCIAL, Y FUNCIO-
MES EN- MATERIA DE TRATA-
DOS Y CONVENIOS Y DE. FE-
RIAS Y EXPOSICIONES ESPA-
NOLAS Y AMERICANAS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
Boudoiir Caps
 LOO

Beautiful boudoir caps of satin net, exquis- ite lace-trimmed models. in every wanted color, including pink. light blue, rose. law ender, peach and turquoise.
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
Carrier
 Pigeons

Will be released from the top of this store every after noon at clock carrying your orders for Modem Girl Hosiery to the factory in Chattanooga, Tenn. Your ''fy-by-night order will in turn be delivered to your address the next day. Be on hand every evening at clock and see these wonderful birds start on their journey with your Modem Girl Hosiery orders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
Read the Book!
 See the Play "The Cheat

Read the book first, then enjoy the picture at the Strand theatre all next With each book, The Cheat" at 75c, we give free one ticket to the Strand theatre good any day during the week,
 MAIN FLOOR, BALCONY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
Monday
 A FlurrU
 in Timely Notions

Wavette Electric Curling
 Irons, 2.75-2.o5 Can be attached to any socket and current to 120 volts. Complete with plug.
 Skirt Marker, 5oc Adjustable skirt markers, complete with chalk holder and guide.
 Shoe Trees, 5oc This tree is adjustable to any size shoe in styles for men and women. Puritan Baby Pants, 79c Jap silk infants pants, our regular 100 size, in either flesh or white.
 Kotex, 48c Offering for Monday the regular soc Kotex packages with one dozen to box, at 4Sc.
 Pearl Buttons, 25c Card Six and twelve to card, four-hole and fish-eye styles; remarkably good values.
 Household Aprons, 5oc Ample size, in pretty colored cre- tonnes; rubberized and absolutely waterproof.
 Riddle Coveralls, 25c Several dainty colors; rubberized; with waist string and button at the neck.
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23

Uncle Sam brings the store to your door. Shop by mail for Merchandise That Merits Confidence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23

White enamel clothes racks or trees 2.95 to 4.95 Down pillows in white, light blue, or pink 100 to 2.95 Outing wrappers S9c to 1.25 Outing gowns 100 Celluloid and rubber novelties, such as rattlers, bows, balls, comb and brush sets, powder boxes, rolly pollys, teething rings and dolls. We offer a complete selec- tion at 25c to 2.95
 SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23

Uncle Sam brings the store to your door. Shop by mail for Merchandise That Merits Confidence" /"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23

one-clasp styles. in all sizes for children colors brown and gray. An ideal glove for dress or school wear.
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23

inumware that this store sells. With fall mornings just ahead for hundreds of families, the ar ticles needed most are in this sale at remarkably low price. We are determined to make this sale of aluminumware the greatest ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
DIRECT TO CONSUMER SERVICE OF
HOLLYWOOD WAS IDEAL OF THE
LATE FRED S. STIMSON,
ITS FOUNDER

there Is dairy which MIAMI
service as Holly
the late Fred sunson was 70
Hollywood herd Of ubercuin tested
milk. but complete
Variety products butter cottage
selling organization which
essential foods the gn
oualiy freshness this plan Of operation
possible
led 70 me sstab
complete food
the liberal OF milk cream
OF the foods served
be served at Hollywood with mig OF
and including
piece Of pie a delicious sundae
while no delivery location OF the dairy In
makes IL convenient TO the
ids Of patrons regularly
this institution concusvey that u mas one
Tar toward nng problems production and
distribution Of milk Greatest Food"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
rnyEs NEAT GUIDE

Every model Kitchen needs It's
little Kitchen library, where the
housewife may find inspiration for
new dishes and tcsted reclpss for
making family favoritss. And there
10 many Kitchen library collected
at The eos, OF few stamps be-
cause tho housewife wstahs. for
FOOD advsrtlsine cook. books
Fryes Meat Guide n just off the
press and ready for distribution 10
interested housewives. II includes
over hundred recipes, many new
and unusual. mostly for ecnnort-
icAi, everyday uts. and some for
such holiday cooking as roast tnT-
key. baked ham and chicken G 10
king
tsina al luncheon or supper will be
especially interested In directions
for making unusual meat salads
from ordinary ingredients. Ton
combinations Of ingredients az
harmonious as chicken. celery and
olives In tomato cups are sus-
Esrtod
fresh meat markets will appreciate
the many recipes for making ham
or bacon the foundation for a good
meal. Bacon Boiled Dinner. for In
stance. IN which vegetables are
given rich meat flavor b. being
boiled with bacon The different
forms Of sausage. which arc easily
kept on hand. make tho beginning
| for such appetiKing supper dishes
as Head Cheese with Onions,
Interested housewives may Sc
cure copies of Frye'a Meat Guide
I by sending 2-cent stamp with
name and address Go Frye a. Co.
| Seattle, wash. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
SERVES LUNCHEON or
NORTHWEST PRODUCTS

The splendid manner In which a
dinner can be produced with tho
uas OF Pacific Northwest Products
exclusively was evidenced Wednss-
day at tho main plant OF the
Washington Bakeries. when Mrs.
o. II. SprAgue. directfess OF homo
science. served n most appetizirg
luncheon 20 about fifty OF the d.
recting heads OF local manufac-
turing plants Among the prod
ucts served were Washington Mac
arOni, Buttnr-Nut Bread. the Pa
oiflc Coast Biscuit Co.'S Snowflake
Sodas and other products. Tho
luncheon was complete, including
desert. and every product on the
menu was produced In Seattle,
Mrs. spragua was assisted by half
a dozen housewives. She was high
~ pral5sd for the success Of the
affair, One OF tho features was q
trip thru the bakery, whore more
than $4,000 ioaves OF Butter Nut
bread are produced daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
BREAKFAST NOOK
IfIrRNTTIru

In describing tho breakfast nook
furniture illustrated above. o. r..
Williams g. Go. say that these fix
lures are priced differently, in as
much as some seats require two
ends and some require only. one.
tho other end OF the seat being
fastened 10 tho wall. Similarly
with tables, II ono and Of the table
IL fastened 20 tho wall only one leg
required. The panel front below
seat In not necessary unless you
want TO make n box seat. The cuts
show seats open below. The panel
back above seat lis not required I'M
less you want TO cover the plaster
wall. All shipped knocked down,
In the natural wood.
These fixtures are made OF clear,
kiih-drtod Fir, and tho workman
ship IN high class, (1f our patterns
arc not exactly what you want. wo
can duplicate any cut or sketch
you may send us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
A roormso,IE COFFEE oAKE

In her new book. NY 100 Best
Recipes" Mrs. Isabelle Clark
swezy gives tho following excel
lent recipe for Coffee Cake:
cupfuis flour
. teaspoonfuls Rogers Baking
Powder
y teaspoonful salt
= cupfui sugar
z cupfui butter or other shorten
ing
l beaten egg
Il cupful milk
For top
u cupful sugar
teaspoonfuls cinnamon
tablespoonfuls meJted butter.
Mix and sift the flour, baking
powder. salt and sugar. Work In
the butter, then add beaten egg
and milk. Turn into creased shall
low pan and spread over tho top
mixture made CT tho melted but
ter. cinnamon and sugar. Bake In
moderately hot oven and serve
either hot or cold with butter.
Served with a cup OF Rogers
celebrated Red Top Coffee this
should prove delicious. The entire
book from which this is taken can
be secured free by writing 20 the
Rogers company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
HaPpY HOME canned Goops

Whom the housewife plans her
meals for the day. She may always
be certain OF pleasing the family
HAPPY HOME CANNED FooDA
brand famous for highest quail
ity and purity.
HAPPY HOME Fruit Salad con-
tains just those elements most
needed during tho long winter diet
OF heavier foods. HAPPY HOME
Pumpkin takes you back 10 the
days OF big. golden pumpkins down
on tho fafm--soiid with pumpkin
meat meilowed by frost. heavy
with richness for health and appe-
tits delight. Then there are HAP
Pr HOME Artichokes, new treat
for tho epieuTe and novelty to
Any HAPPY HOME CANNED
FOOD will be n favorits In your
household.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
GOLD SHIELD TEA AND
COFFEE


One OF thu most important fea-
sure. OF GOLD SHIELD COFFEE,
famous for It's high quality and
perfec, blend. 10 the key opening
can that insuros protection 20 the
flavor and aroma. and affords ease
and convenience OF opening Schwa-
baeher Bros. n CO., Inc, who roast
and pack COLD SHIELD COFFEE.
we're the fret in the state OF
Washington TO pstk coffee In
vacuum cans, and followed this
with the latest improved package
that opens with a twist OF thu
wrist.
Because the World grows no finer
coffee than the akitlfuiiy selected
blend that year after year with
uniform oxactnesr goes Into the
vacuum packed, Incorporating can.
GOLD SHIELD IL known the cnur-
try over al the coffee that 10 AL
ways" good.
COLD SHIELD TEA IL equally
popular because OF uniform
strength aud quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
MAID o. CLOVER BUTTER
SALES GROWING

That butter 10 the % per cent
food. containing growing bodies
that promote growth and energy,
and that Seattle In blessed with a
splendid butter product In Maid o.
made by Manager Hall OF the Mu-
tunl Creamery Co. The virtue Of
this product In evident from the
growth of tho Mutual Creamery
Co.'S business, which has shown a
very substantial increase during
the present year. Maid o. Glover
brand is now prominent In the
stores all over this section OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
HOLLYWOOD COTTAGE
CHEESE DRESSING

.: cup milk (Hoiiywoodl.
y cup vinegar mot too
strong).
/ eEE
cup soft hollywood Cottage
Cheese.
cup sour cream, whipped.
teaspoon salt.
l teaspoon mustard.
VI teaspoon paprika.
: teaspoons flour (Fiahfr'sl.
III teaspoons m a butter
fMaid o. Clover.
Mix the dry ingredients together
and cream them with melted but
ter. Add the rreamed mixture "a
tho heated milk and stir until very
thick. After tho mixture has boiled
add vinegar slowly. stirring all the
while. Cool slightly and add beat
en- egg, Add the whipped cream
last. stirring lightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
LoRAIN FACTS

The Iorain Oven Heat Regulator
IL n thermoHtat built especially %
regulate and control the heat OF q
gns range oven. The device Is op.
Grated by the turning Of a red
wheel. On the rim Of this wheel
are engraved temperatures rang
Ing from 225 10 $50 degrees, the
entire range OF cooking heats.
forty-four notches cut In the edge
OF the rim enable the housewife TO
obtain that many different tenn
peratures. After the red wheel IN
once "Eet" ut certain tempera-
turo and the burners IN. the regu.
Of the oven TO this desired tsmpera-
ture and maintains that tempera-
turo exactly until the gas IL shut
Off.
The Lorain IL sold by the Seattle
Lighting Co.