The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 19

FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1928. THI GATTLE STAR PAGE 19 - sR RS RR pms meme pm [A stall the N ew Books : Mountaineers: Plan New Wonder Highway Is [ Map Shewied Mew Santa Fe ‘Trail | Prenyn oF inet rt _ Snoqualmie Jaunt Baas the Golden ae Planned for Car Owners => ee > | . Eeuad St. Ase . ' Historie Trail of Early Explorers Will Be Fol- Ava ‘ ‘ lowed From Gulf to West Coast )| Puts Child’s Hands on n Oven, Arrested Sait id's Quaker Oats) =." Cooks to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes Cleary ener So ~ | Lightning Bolt Made in ‘ oer . ; modern sanitary ; to be feet eal ys filer condenseries. Masher Now Out of Date q Girls Are Eradieating These Men Pure Milk “From Contented Cows” Read about the “TROU BLES OF MR. BECKER.” starting on Pag 13. of ‘to- night's Star. PRICE. WARS 1 x . lie All coffees look much alike, PIGGLY WIGGLY does not enter {nto price wars, for the iM ni p+ te come 1n about the same kind Th reason that price wars are destructive ose of a ‘ "9 . price war is for one interest to attempt t 08 faatiout "an ofacan prepared in the same of business. In the end the winner h: “ » B y ) to raise the price to higher levels, T : This PIGGLY WIGGLY has no desi io. Pigely Wisely MM) . ey « way and served at your table prices are based on low cost and low operating expenses with out regard to any other concern’s prices WAfen: “Alides Clemant Faahetll all look just i = There 2 “ IGGLY WIGGLY PRICES BY ROY GIBBONS alik ee ee ee CACO, Api ¢nThan a hidden difference though as WHITE KING 12ch 2 oh many people know-—Flavor— aang te | > something indescribable—but LOG CABIN SYRUP @ iii cc. 200. Hf! 5 GSE the element that makes a cup SMALL MEDIUM LARGE “Pyneeretpiriiepri cor io!" =... of “real coffee.” 26c 50c 98c el aay he nee eee ie is in 5 FOR A ie me bu , Bros.Coffee—it’s a super- dg SOAP 19 19 | em q LD) abundance of Flavor. You lah A AR ~ |For eo ( can’t see it, we can’t describe GRISCO 1 Pound . . .. 286 Be sso: cacy coor enn \ it, but you can detect it, taste 1% LBS. 3 LBS. 6 LBS. 9 LBS. 82c G8 $1.25 $1.85 Pol Pom AMM) — it, enjoy it. Try it today. A on Teeny with ab to patrol and hi SHREDDED 9c} ss mo om aye | dada] Ae Bn oa joes |aat Y Red Can 1 aS | e VAN CAMP'S SD eae) A | Brel Re | wos change sons a thea cal nar, “otten ig 4 5 an! a Additional costumes benlides those Bi kept at headquarters are held tn’ re serve for’ her at many down-town | i y = = |department stores to which sho 19| —= = |frequently detailed on bare ain days — - : " i 0 Hats aro’ most Important, 4 OVER 1,000 OTHER ITEMS ON THE | saya Mrs, Faubel,” Large 'and smal SAME LOW BASIS |light and dark, of flappy brims and |tallor-made—nothing alters a we 2 ay, . WE sie O 4 ‘ 1 pen fy nh as a | I Since joltting the force Men. Faubel | ‘ |has been assigned mostly to the ap- fi prehenston of women law violators, Forgerm, thieves, home wreckers and ‘The Liberty Market, 1508 First Ave, | others of the kind have met her and B® Queen City Market, 4th Ave. and Pino St. succumbed. | California and West Alaska The veteran polloswomian has three | ii 4728 University Way Me | daughters, And shoe's also a grand. | 622 Broadway North at Roy NINE STORES NOW mother, | 1135 94th Ave, at Union St Stores to Open Soon: Ik Regrettor dia! Mth Ave, and BE. Pike Harvard North and Eastlake rT oER ' 1th Ave, 8, and Beacon 231 Broadway North at Thomas [i Atter drifting for 12 23d Ave. and B, Union St. W, L, AVERY, Pres. and Mgr. months 0 whistling buoy, which broke looue| fi from ite American waters, has ! | P y IPR 57 " re [CLEANEST STORES FN THT WORT OTIS washed ashore on tho Sollly islands, | Agila