The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1923, Page 20

RAISIN WEEK -april Rano 7 4 rYYYVY 7 SUN- MAID RAISIN SALESMEN Have Purchased ESSEX One of the superior products of the WASHINGTON BAKERIES Mr. Quinn, of the Sun- V.aid Raisin Growers’ Association, was in the purchasing department of the U.S. Army during the war and supervised the purchase of two- thirds of the cars used in the army. It was his ex- pressed opinion that con- cluded the purchase of these Essex cars. by the raisin growers. RAISINS Also the choicest specially-blended flour, milk, malt, Fleischmann’s yeast, pure lard and other select ingredients. Order of Your Neighborhood Grocery Store Both Depositors and Borrowers are’ welcome at the First National. We consider them equally valuable to us, and we urge customers to think carefully regarding the advantages to them of main- taining a good balance—especially that it puts them in a position to use the bank’s credit facilities when to do so will help them to save and make money. | dhe First National Bank of Seattle it UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY aii ast Matchett-Macklem Company Importers—Wholesale Grocers Distributors SUN-MAID RAISINS “Old Homestead Brand” Food Products Delivered in Seattle _ CABRIOLETS ESSEX CARS were de- cided on by the SUN- MAID Raisin Growers after a careful survey of the automobile field. Nute Motor Co. 600 E. Pike St. SEATTLE, WASH. Telephone East 0674 > Raisin Pie witi -Sun-Maid” Raisins Mrs. Wickman’s (Sun-Maid. Raisin) Pies are baked the old “home-made” way—all the flavor is baked into the pie, with a tender crust that will sharpen your appetite for a real raisin pie. You have often heard the expression “ike mother used to make.” ‘oday mother is. re- lieved of the task of pie-baking and is able to buy her pies already baked and just as good ag she could bake them herself. Mrs. Wickman’s Pie Co. 3305 HARRIS PLACE Beacon 2284 Distributes “Sun-Maid Raisins”