The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 20

ee Se ee ae co ee _THE SEATTLE STAR GUARANTEED ~ Fuel Satisfaction “ Black Diamond South "Prairie Lump Coals For more than fifty years these coals have constituted the quality ndard for coal in Western Ameri- We have never been able to pro- ce sufficient lump coal from these to supply the demand. Recent us to market a slightly greater ton- of lump coal. Black Diamond is free burning and South Prai- ° coal will coke. There is NO better anywhere at any price. Our ce is $12.25 per ton at the bunkers. e Newcastle and Issaquah The popular low prices of these two coals recommend them to a great many people. The slight in- crease in ash is balanced by the low price. Users declare Newcastle and Issaquah at their prices to be the most economical coals on this mar- ket. These two mines are among the oldest now being operated in the Pacific Northwest. A great number of the users of these coals have patronized them for a score of years. Newcastle Lump at the bunkers is $8.50; Issaquah Lump is $8.20 and Issaquah Nut is $7.20. Diamond Briquets Diamond Briquet sales are break- ing all previous records. January 1923 sales more than doubled January 1922. Diamond Briquets contain NO lignite or sub-bitumi- nous coal whatsoever. They are manufactured solely from the small- er sizes of Black Diamond and South Prairie coals. They contain less than 10% ash and no clinkers. One-third of their content is South Prairie Coking Coal, thereby insuring a last- ing, steady fuel. Diamond Briquets are in reality Bituminous Lump Coal at very much less than the cost of such coal. The price at the bunkers is $9.90 per ton. Black Diamond — South Prairie Furnace Blend We reserve the small buckwheat . coal from these two mines for the manufacture of Diamond Briquets. The lump coal is screened and sold. at a higher price. The sizes between these extremes are used by steam- ships which travel the seven seas, by railroads and industrial plants and by thousands of householders — throughout the Northwest. The easiest way to reduce the coal bill for any heating plant by at least : one-third is to burn furnace coal. Note the saving when compared with lump coal. Our furnace blend of Black Diamond and South Prairie ~ sells for $7.55 at the bunkers. Each fuel mentioned above is positively guaranteed to be absolutely satisfactory in your home and according to your own standards of judgment. The Pacific Coast Coal Company stands today, as it always has stood in the past, for unquestioned re- liability. Order any Pacific Coast Coal secure in the knowledge that this company places your satisfaction and friendship ata premium. We stand ready to remove any unsatisfactory coal from your bin and cheerfully refund your full purchase price should you feel full value has not been delivered. Each of our dealers listed below operates on the same basis. We have our own retail department or any of them will supply you. Delivery charges range from $1.00 to $2.30 per ton in the various zones. Packing from the curb is extra. ARMS & SCOTT Elliott 0295 BALLARD TRANSFER CO. ° Sunset 0027 BAYLES BROTHERS Melrose 0277 WILL BLAIR FUEL YARD Capitol 0186 BREENE & PEABODY Capitol 1212 EMIL CARL Rainier 0007 CASCADE COAL CO. Melrose 0141 CORNWALL & SON Melrose 0019 EIGHTY-FIFTH ST. FUEL & FEED CO. Sunset 0711 GARFIELD FUEL CO. Garfield 0544 GREEN LAKE FUEL CO. Kenwood 3090 HENRY Elliott 1517 = Main 3752 KEATING FUEL CO. Elliott 0654 M’FARLANE & CO. Kenwood 0128 M’MULLEN & CO. Melrose 0028 OCCIDENTAL FUEL CO. Melrose 0325 Melrose 4000 PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. Main 5080 Glendale 0465 SCHULTE’S COAL & WOOD YARD Beacon 0102 SEATTLE COAL CO. Melrose 0141 SPRING HILL FUEL Ci West 1650 SUNNYSIDE COAL & WOOD Cog lelrose 0428 "VALLEY FUEL CO. Rainier 0058 VICTOR FUEL CO. Beacon 1068 J. S. VINING Garfield 0093 WAINWRIGHT & M’LEOD Main 1218 PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. ES