The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY, FESRUARY 2, 1928. CHEW A FEW!!! (a New rw | END INDIGESTION EASE STOMACH Ate Too Much! Stomach Upset! || Here's Instant Relief s. Lumps yeartburn. %, palpi stomach now! Correct Be ee oo and acidity for a tew| ‘lerbert Rawlinson, cents. Droggists sell millions of| will appear at the Columbia, | packages. \starting Saturday, in Scarlet Car.” er Bill to Decree —with our bigger, better vaude- ville show— EATS as easy to open as winding the clock ' = - | / | eg OMBINATION Last week we told about the MILK TRUST and GROCERS who were trying to force PIGGLY WIGGLY to charge an exorbitant price for fresh MILK. Now comes Mr. Kinnear, who says he is secretary of the Seattle Retail Grocers’ Association, with a threat. He telephoned to the writer what measures he would take to punish PIGGLY WIGGLY for their statements. For why, Mr. KINNEAR? Is it any of your business, or the business of the Seattle Retail Grocers’ Association? Why do you take up the ISSUE? Are you and your organization guilty of this thing PIGGLY WIGGLY tells about? If this combination and agreement has anything to do with you or your association—say so. We would like to know about it and so would the public. We understand there are hundreds of grocers in this city who do not belong to your organization. Are you defending them in this matter or are you defending yourself and organization? Now, Mr. Kinnear and the Seattle Retail Grocers’ Association—if you have started something you can not finish, now would be a good time to stop threatening PIGGLY WIGGLY. ‘There are many things about the grocery business of which the public knows nothing, but in which they would be very much interested. Do you want the skeletons of the grocery business dragged from thelr restful repose in dark closets? Our observation of public sentiment is that they want to buy milk and other foods at the lowest price consistent with good business, and that is what PIGGLY WIGGLY proposes to give. Regardless of who the grocer may be or how efficiently he may operate his business, PIGGLY WIGGLY system enables it to sell at lower prices. Therefore PIGGLY WIGGLY can sell fresh milk to you at ONE CENT less than any other grocer can, and make a fair profit. In order that PIGGLY WIGGLY customers shall not lose the ONE CENT per quart which they are entitled to, PIGGLY WIGGLY will credit them with ONE CENT per quart on every bottle of milk or cream which they purchase elsewhere, in connection with purchases made in PIGGLY WIGGLY stores. OF COURSE, NO CHANGES WILL BE MADE FROM REGULAR PIGGLY WIGGLY LOW PRICES AT ANY STORES, The Liberty Market, 1508 First Ave. Queen City Market, Fourth Ave. and Pine St. California and West Alaska 4728 University Way 622 Broadway No. at Roy 1135 34th Ave, at Union St. 14th Ave. and E, Pike 14th Ave. S. and Beacon EIGHT STORES—W. L. AVERY, Pres. and Mgr. Next Stere to Open—23rd Ave. and E, Union | HAMRICK PRAISES “THE THIRD ALARM” | PRETTYSTAR | \ fire scene, I have never ITo Clear Schools of Party Feeling js etill running at the day the big Norma Talmadge, star of oll eleading}“The Voice From the Min-| au aret,” which starts Saturday at the Coliseum, ‘latest starring vehicle, “The has been aking a rec m 4 Davis # the leaving feminine role. Bond Settlement Bre ui fon of Robert Lou nding its run at the The picture tells « romance story and ts played by many well known c and Lila Lee are the princtp ported by Jacquell 5 Beery, Raymond Hatton and George sented by Carl Laemmie and the new ona opening Saturday Laemmie production. “The Scariet Car,” Herbert Raw linwon’s Iatest starring vehicle, comes | WHY POSLAM HEALS SKINS $0 QUICKLY When your BODY ts sick, the first | c a Starting Saturday ie “Alias Julius Caesar,” the latest Charles Ray tri umph, and a Buster Keaton comedy, WINTER GARDEN Shirley Mason is the star of “The New Teacher,” now showing at the Winter Garden, Miss Mason appears in a role which ts well fitted to her. She is the young society girl who be- comes a teacher when the family fortune dwindles. Alan Forest leads the cast supporting Miss Mason, A real Wentern story of the cattle | range, with cowboys an@ horwes and thrills, ts “For Big Btakec,” now the cinema attraction at the Palace Hip. . |The film te a William Fox produc. | tarring Tom Mix, with Patsy Miller playing opponite. gentle, wonderfully h Gi - Flom ts Poslam begins ‘The Girl in His Room,” featuring Alice Calhoun, is showing at the| Olympic. A strong cast, capable di- rection, picturesque scenes and a|the Colonial until Friday night. Norma Talmadge will appear Bat- uriay in “Similin’ Through,” one of | PRINCESS Norma's best pictures, Norma Tal- madgo plays @ dual role and has two leading men in the picture, Wynd- Owen Moore featured, will remain at! ham Standing and Harrison Ford, lam to check the inflammation and story with a human appeal mikes the picture is one of merit. other akin troubles disap) Poslam costes $00 at an: Poslam Boap, medicat i skina healthy. For trial “Love Is An Awful Thing,” with “Bbt anew! '| THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F KEGEL, President Primarily, Our Reason for This ALTERATION SALE Is: To gain space for many new departments, in which Women’s Apparel will be featured. With the construction work under way, we find that large amounts of merchandise must be sold so that the work can go on unhampered by excessive stocks, More Than a Quarter Million Dollars’ Worth of Furniture, Rugs, Draperies, Bedding, | Linens, Stoves and House- | furnishings Must Be Sold. Therefore, opportunities of signal importance to home- makers are to be found everywhere in the store. Now, right now, is the time to add new Beauty, Comfort and Convenience to your home—to replenish or to refurnish | This is surely a time of great events in the hospitalities of this store and in the homes of those who come and see for themselves the benefits of buying furniture for the home. “THE GAME WAS DANGEROUS” Bat She Liked to Expose the Spirit GLADYS WALTON TONIGHT—Last times “Ebb Tide” STARTING SATURDAY! “A DANGEROUS EDWARD GIBSON CHARLES IN “Kindled Courage” Coming Saturday: HERBERT RAWLINSON “THE SCARLET CAR” All he wears is a bath curtain and a grievance; they jail him for a maniac! FRIDAY, SATURDAY LAST TIMES TODA OWEN ,MOORE ‘Love's an Awful Thing’ A Fast, Furious Farce 'ONIG Yea, the slaughter of Caesar was nothing happens to Charlie— AMATEUR STARTING SATURDA NORMA ‘TALMADGE “SMILIN' THRU” AND, THEN— BUSTER KEATON in his 8-act First National comedy— “Day Dreams” While Buster's girl dreams of him conquering the City, Buster is looking for a place to sleep! * “Who Cares?” served het on Columbla Yous” find “Blue” om the other side. 78¢ at COLUMBIA DEALERS eee) STRAND ORCHESTRA under WINELAND cw Process'h } playing a medley of popular hits arranged by 8. K. Wineland “Broken Chains” leaves TONIGHT! SATURDAY— The two perfect lovers again in one picture— Norma in First National’s desert romance— “The Voice From the ina” Eugene O’Brien COLISEUM CONCERT } ORCHESTRA under M, JACQUES BEAUGAIRE . playing Herbert's “Her Regiment” who also plays a dual role, of the North, written by Edison Mam eee shall. Opening Saturday will be the late “The Snowshoe Trail,” starring |Frank Mayo production, “The Altar Jane Novak, will be showing at the | Stairs,” a story of a gouth Sem Princess until Friday night “The|venturer, who fights his way to Snowshoe Trait’ ts « thrilling story |altar of happiness. Where the Public Knows it dees Finishing its third week tonight, we are HOLDING IT OVER, by request, for a few days more— 1 HAROLD the joy-maker that is creating national history— Two weeks has been the record ‘for The Liberty—This picture has made three RUSSELL on the WURLITZER