The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 17

FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1923. ES CLEANEST STORES IN THE WORLD ANOTHER ONE AT OUR HOUSE No. tf at HARVARD NORTH and EASTLAKE AT THE END OF THE BROADWAY CAR LINE Saturday, June 9th, at 9 o’Clock This store is being opened for the convenience of the people living in the north end of Capitol Hill and the south end of the U niversity District. This store will also be convenient for all those people who transfer at this point and those who travel in the 25,000 autos which cross the Eastlake Bridge every day, We invite you to visit us. a t SUBSTITUTE FOR A C MILK AT THIS PRICE “ 24-Ounce 16-Ounce 7 Cc BREAD Loaf LOC Loaf IF YOU THINK THE BREAD YOU EAT NOW IS GOOD—TRY THIS ROYAL 12-0Z. CAN The grape fruit season will CANNED soon be over. You will never be without canned grape GRAPE FRUIT fruit once you have tried it. CRYSTAL WHITE OLO-PALM P. & G. NAPHTHA PALMOLIVE LESLIE’S SHAKER SALT THERE IS NO JELLO 25 cents The Liberty Market, 1508 Firat Ave. ind West Alaska ity Way 622 Broadway North at Roy Stores to Open Soon—19th Ave. N. and Prospect—East 45th and Brooklyn 1 CLEAN STORES IN SEATTLEgm Does away with hard Phe rubbing 2 for C For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Only Gold Dust Fz" 24e | Crisco: »-246, 1 ™ 95 e, > 69e Cux, Lux, pkg., 1 ines Fabs; kg., 12¢; White King Washing Powder, 12c; lasts Starch, 10c Shredded Wheat, pkg. 10¢ Van Camp's Pork & Beans, ‘Paper Napkins, pkg. .10¢ Post Toasties, pkg. .. 10¢ small, phy medium 12%¢; Vittucci Olive Oil, % pt, 88¢: 3 a ‘ large, ee 1 pt., OS¢; qt, $1.19. Kellogg's Bran, pkg. ......20¢ me a ane shoal 4 Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg...9¢ Campbell's: Pork & Beans, Gold Medal Mayonnaise, large can... bottle . + 29¢ Roman Meal, pkg. ........ 33¢ White Tu: %s, 15¢, %s, Royal Swansdown Cake Flour, 23¢; 1%, 43¢. 4 large RRs Sh pede rests vos code 9 34¢ Tomato Sardines, 1s, oval Calumet Carnation Mush, large pkg. 31¢ can - 12%¢ large 1 Albers Corn Meal, pkg Fancy Ripe Oliv Red Karo Syru 28¢ s. ral ssl 294 .28¢ 12¢ Ale ea aa 35c Corned Beef, can ... Heth ces «ai Blue Karo Syrup, 1% .. Golden Ban- i, CORN “ke 2" 5¢ 3°06 Bratt PELAS Sree. * 556 “Sone can” 25 FOLGER’S GOLDEN GATE COFFEE The high-grade Vacuum- Packed Coffee that has the great demand at our stores. Our price is FOLGER’'S Golden Gat, STEEL ‘cut COFFE! EE Try a can and be convinced. WOODLAND PARK DISTRICT Grov, No, 197417 Greenwood NORTH BND DISTRICT Groc. No. 36—-85th and Green- wood Ave. UNIVERSITY DISTRICT Hoc e MONT, DisTnion Groe. No. {b—-Univernity. Pubile Groc, No, 26—110-712 Blewett Ma NO, T1906 45th st. N, Gro AND DISTRICT 4—b419 Bullard Ave, DOWNTOWN STORES Groce. No. 6—85 Pike St. Groce. No. eee Public larke’ Groce. No. 7 south End Public Market n Oth We & ray Groe. Groc, No. §1--Columbta Clty {JUST BLAME IT Missionaries THE SEATTLE STAR Young Couple Turns Burglars; Arrested in China Are in Strange Position NEW YORK, gun f thousands, Oc TOUEEN cliv; at Pine st. PUBLIC MARKET k at Pine St. THE UPTOWN MARKET IN THE HEART OF THE OFFICE DISTRICT E FRESH ROAST HENS Lb. 23}/2c Steer Pot Roast 10¢ Eastern Bacon 25¢ Veal 10¢ Eastern Hams 316¢ Pure White Lard, Lean Picnics 16¢ UY 8 RRS A 30¢ SEABOARD MEAT COMPANY LOWER FLOOR BOLDT’S Pineapple ANNIVERSARY GREEN'S “site We wish to thank you for your patronage, whieh has made ble for us to build up one ef the largest businesses of ind In Seattle. SUGAR BUTTER tins Bins. 78 mi 45c hurned (Limit § Iba) (Limit 4 Ibs.) 2 Lbs. Fresh Peanut Butter Fresh Nut Margarine, 2 Lbs. ee $1.01 Reselar ie COFFE Roast Queen City Saturday Market Specials 25¢)/ s B0¢ | Vv joh Bread ......,.25¢ f Rolls » 20¢ SOAP Writs 10 jar, 38¢ (Limit 10) Saturday entys Htmit 4 ibe. $1.79 |‘ Pina 10c 2! a 5c | bag ‘Gonder ts. 850.1" never pte 30c Bottle Pectin (Sure to Jell) For The Picnic Basket %.""s./o"30" usual our bet oak Pee on are lowest Albers’ Carnation Mush | Large, 27¢) 3 for 8c Flapjack Flour kinds of sket and as YES, WE ONE MAIN 2288, ELLIOTT 1848 REM GOOD SATURDAY ONLY E RLY Westlake Public Market TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA ELLIOTT 4880 ELLIOTT 4880 “tot Sugar Stall—Lower Floor ™!X SATURDAY ONLY, WE WILL SELL { 100-LB. SACK PURE CANE SUGAR $10. 25 GOLD BOND FLOUR, 49-Ib, sack CENTENNIAL BEST FLOUR, 49-Ib. sack... CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 6 bars for FEDERAL, CO-OP. or BORDEN’S MILK, case $4.80 0. K. SCRATCH FOOD, 100-Ib; sack 50-50 CORN and WHEAT, 100-Ib, sack. CRACKED CORN, 100-lb, sack $1. ‘85 $2. 35 ZOBLE GROCERY STALL 105 ELLIOT? 4314 8 Ibs, Pure Cane Sugar 12 Plenle Plates... 3 Rolls Wax Paper .. No 2 cans Pe ‘ach or Catsup aa0 2 Ibs. Pure Toilet Paper Washing Powder, . 3 Ibs, Zoble’s ta LIBS 7G | neat UNION | ANNEX 10c | 30 boitle | § lacre rolls | lise Foam Premium Han, lb. STALL 109 Bue t's STALL 109 Sunbrite Gold Dust Cleanser per can . packagy Tere: 5c Gromescompanyacs 24c Parowax Shredded Wheat package Feature for Saturday, Monday per and Tuesday package Two Large ) Three Small - Thedrigns COPYRIGHT 1922 Gambling Resort Heligoland Plan BERLIN, June §.—Heligoland, gre little island in the! North Sea, seeks the laurelagand the income of Monte Carlo The island resort is about to build a gambling casino which, it is hoped, will bring sufficient earnings to the local government to make all the is- jland folks free from taxation, just | clpality where the Monte Carlo ca- | sind is located, are free from taxes. ‘This is to all intents and purposes | ja declaration of war by Germany Jagninst France, so far as getting the | | tourist gambling business ot Europe is concerned. | Girl Derides Cops | Hunting Her Body CHICAGO, June t.—Miss Florence is under observation for her 8 a result of c. grewsome joke yed on the police. She noti- she would commit suicide |{n a park lagoon and put some of her clothing on its shore. While they zing for her body, i them. Fin- suspicion and Then she was pathic hospital |Claims Record for Attending Concerts GLASGOW, June 8.—James W. | Brown has attended every concert | kiven by the Carlisle Choral society | tor ft: yon | “THE HOTTERTOT" An Ailt Right-Living EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE 13c | 43c | 17¢ | 10c |aw the residents of Monaco, the prin: | OIL 4 ~the makiny Od Wiad Reps Recipe beh aly Miss a picnic \ X JHAT’S a picnic without Tillamook Cheese? For out in the wo Tillamook tastes better than ever! No trouble at all to take aiong, Ti Tillamook between crackers—Tillam and lettuce sandwiches— pineapple and Tillamook salad—everybody’ll clamo for it. And there won’t be any to b back. Mild, creamy, delicious—no wond| Tillamook’s the favorite. And it’s ot nourishment, too; just the thing that out-o'doors appetite. Send for our attractive recipe booklet taining tested recipes by Miss Alice Bradley, of Miss Farmer's School of Cookery, There are many new suggestions on how to Tillamook — both economical and delici Tillamook is the original branded cheese—' for the name on every slice. None genuine out it. TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION 25 cheese kitchens ewned and operated by Tillamook dairymen.