The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 17

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Department for Edited by Dr, Frank BR. Loope—Phone Capitol 4626 h 1 © | proof ¢ tHe ShALLLI LAK Seattle Shut-Ins Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star he Their Lope hear good Grover RADIO LAST WEEK We were too late to got our radi progr Miss Ruth Me | year old vio m in lumn ridge, the nine Tillamook loaf cheese! | ILLAMOOK cheese in loaf shape is now on the market. It’s the same delicious full-cream cheese with the unique flavor that has made Tillamook famous. Casey Jone You'll find this new Tillamook loaf |"! pel ins a hice. tyem cheese just right for sandwiches. Cuts | ipa rageoles readily into dainty slices—it’s econom- RADIO PROGRAM FOR TOMORKOW As a grand fin 1 to Radio Week an ue of The Star EVERYBODY HAPPY Send for his new ical for every use. A practical size for Nearly every shut . attended ) - hotels, restaurants and boarding | the Will King thea’ ty at the houses. Helig¢ last we u 1 in, and ‘ A | te pronuuatt " mus Be sure to tryTillamook’s newest prod- [cir comedy. Grandma uct, the loaf cheese, made this spring from rich full-cream milk. Five quarts are used in each pound of cheese. Order from your grocer or delicates- sen. Look for “Tillamook” on every slice. | thinks the must 4, and singing boy Bill Murra just Davey when do we }and Rod Jenning: time for the aid, Ben Giroux down again » TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Tillamoek, Oregon 25 model cheese Tanne or and opereted by “Look G™ TILLAMOOK | —% FOR: ELDE RL Y Lu ADY sa x | HOME There | | some eld —————-* HAME YOU A HOME FOR A CATT I know of several kittens looking for a good home as noon as they are al othera 8! anys they FILLED WITH GRATITUDE Dear Dr. Loope: I am taking thin method t dear women to my few when you buy Aspirin Unless you see the name “Bayer” | rheumatism, neuritls, tor pain In on package or on tablets you are|seneral. Accept only “Bayer” pac ‘ t in age which contains proper di not getting the genuine Bayer prod-|ri nay boxes of twelve tablets uct prescribed by physicians OVEF | tow cents. Druggists also sell b twenty-two years and proved safe by |ties of 24 and 100. Aspirin millions for colds, headache, tooth-|trade mark of Bayer Manufact: ache, earache, neuralgia, lumbago,|Monoaceticacidester of Salicylt LARA SMITH, tes, Washington. AUTOISTS [LP SHUT-INS lowing autoists kindly car- ins in their cars the last Ambulance Co., Charles DE Veal Roasts -10¢ Eastern Hams. ..2514¢ Eastern Bacon . "2be French Hard Rolls, GOED. eecseeeveceee {mexico | nistartist student of nport-Engberg was excer y known nis hear iH) = TTT di niverman, Mra. Richard fre. F go Laura Renning, Mr. Col- | A, Ryer, Mrs. D. E. Dug- 4 By 02! and Bra. J. M.D. Hansberry. | B a SHUT-INS KEEP BUSY | a WE) Chartic MeCiaren was kept very busy on Wednesday receiving birth- 4th Ave. 4 3 eee 4 at Pine St. Bill Murray took @ week off from ga District & selling coal this week to give Mt. Bh The Uptown Market In the Heart of the Office ic! (| painter the ‘oncecover af close tance. ' WB) Madet Long, Mary Porter and Rod ’ Queen City FRESH KILLED BH Jennings o are working their phones B BOLDT’S ou. fe ae : Ae soriptions. . Ge —Saturday Special— NS 21: Harry Gullicson and Al Studaman| ry y 4 report insurance and real estate Fruttfilled French t tions slow, | = Cottes Strips 25c Pure White Lard, ae ip colt | 4 tbe. ©), 28 12.306 PROFOUNDLY GRATEFUL Socoanut Layer zs 8. Belle Wolford ne | voppeceerny 40c Pot Roasts . 10¢ Mra Belle Wolford, the lady who|}| Milk and Whole Wheat Bread, two for UMMAGE SALE Main Floor. Queen City Mkt. Fancy Lean Picnies 16¢ 25c Ground Bone Daily Seaboard Meat Company 19-20 Main Floor, Center of Market GREEN SELLS FLOUR 49-Lb. Sacks, $1.50; No. 10 Sacks, 35c Our Best 10 bars White Pgs og +. B3¢ BUTTER ‘ 3 Ibs. Fancy Soft Shel OG hes é Walnuts tips § 100 ‘ INCE ‘—Our Big Leader MARGARINE : He ose tb, 2 Ibs. 45¢ | COFFEE ‘sc’ 4 Lbs. $1.01 35e-lb, N. B. C. Cookies, are: 3-lb. boxes, 74¢ Sugar Is Always Lower at Green's 4 Ibs. Fresh Wh 2 Ibs, Fancy Ginger Flakes .... .29¢| Snaps .... 4 Ibs. Rolled 0: 26¢ | 3 big pkgs. Corn Flake 43 Uncle John’s Syrup, 25¢ We Deliver Where Others Fail, 296 We Brooms .. Don Manuel C. charge Waffaires of Mexican embassy in EL jot-1848 Senor Green’s Butter and Grocery Stores Stalls 1 and2—Queen City Mkt., Main Floor, Rear—Stalls 1 and 2 the gene counennnennsnoesaneneice a permanent minister. Senor Tellez's appointment followed | recognition of the Obregon government, STAR WANT ADS GET RESULTS | Washington, will remain on}}) duty until the appointment “4 | | BED AND BEDDING WANTED | phon king my name p nd , me of 9K for Hortick’s ‘| The ORIGINAL | We _Malted Milk sun hin bedside, om him Invitation: Old friends, new friends and strangers are invited to join the Thrifty Thousands who visit the PIGGLY WIGGLY CELEBRATION Everybody will be surprised because this is to be a A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION September 29 THIRTEEN PARTIES of its SECOND ANNIVERSARY Saturday, September 29, 1923 SURPRISE PARTY Don't bring gifts as is the usual custom; I am very fond of re- versing established customs and will do so at this party, so instead of receiving gifts I expect to offer first of all SOME UNUSUAL PRICES I am very democratic; my door is open just as wide to Mrs. Brown in calico as it is to Mrs . Jone: Mrs. Jones’ limousine and uniformed chauffeur receive exactly the same courtesies as does Mrs. Brown, whose little son accompanies her with his little red wagon, My store is your community pantry, where you hurry with your i purchases or leisurely select the items desired. My shelves are always stocked with fresh, clean, sanitary mer- chandise. Brands are quickly recognized and prices plainly displayed. All selections are made by yourself without delay or inconvenience, I have saved yop thousands of dollars during the past two years. Many more thousands will be saved to you in the years to come, for I am getting bigger and stronger every day. Courtesy is one of my principal items; I not only see that my employes are courteous, but I am mighty well pleased to note all my friends are extremely courteous to each other while supplying their needs from my shelves. I have proved beyond question that my friends are all honest; they have faith in each other and they trust me to see that prices are right. Another Gift: 10,000 BEAUTIFUL DAHLIAS Whether you buy anything or not, come. To show you that I shall sincerely appreciate a friendly visit I am going to give each.— adult caller a beautiful flower. 10,000 magnificent Dahlias will rival Nature's rainbow in splendor. These superb gems, 10,000 of them, grown, nurtured and budded right here in Seattle especially for this birthday party—each a mere token of my friendship and apprecia- tion. Remember, you don’t need to make any purchases. PIGGLY WIGGLY. PIGGLY WIGGLY Is not merely a grocery store, but a well-ordered commu- nity pantry, stocked with more than 1,500 high - grade, carefully selected items, to which any housewife may go and select with her own hands those articles which she her- self desires. TRY IT YOURSELF—Just visit a Piggly Wiggly store. Step inside and see for yours ‘If just how clean, neat, sani- tary and conveniently arranged is every item. Note the price tags. Make such purchases as you wish and as leis- urely as you please. SHOPPING AT PIGGLY WIGGLY is a charming ad- venture, in which you always get more than you expect. * THANK YOU, Mrs. Seattle Housewife. Whatever we may have to tell you about this great celebration of our second anniversary cannot be complete until we have ex- tended our sincere thanks to our thousands of friends who have made possible the wonderful success of Piggly Wig- gly in Seattle. You are BUYING—not being SOLD. We shall increase our efforts to merit your continued confi- dence and patronage, and thus justify the good words you are saying about us to your neighbors. Again we say— THIRTEEN THOUSAND THANKS $400 In Merchandise FREE M. J. B. Coffee an Camp's Mayonnaise For Prize Balloons 1,300 Balloons (100 for Each Store) ‘WERE RELEASED TODAY Each balloon bears a tag which entitles the finder to receive at any Piggly Wiggly store, free of charge, valuable merchandise which will be noted on the tag. ced Peaches So. xe Assorted Cakes packages Cudahy’s Sliced Iacon “bottles Ahad ol 100 35e¢ bottles Hood River Pectin CA million people buy from SEATTLE LOCATIONS ‘The Liberty Market, 1508 Virat Ave. City Market, Fourth Pine © rnin and West Alnskn 4728 University Way 622 Hrondway North at Roy 1195 34th Ave, at Union 14th Ave. and BE. Pike 14th Ave, 8. and Beacon ated Ave. and ©, Union St. way N. at Thomas Harvard North and Bastioke 1th Ave, N. and Proapect 1219 1. 45th at Brooklyn a eve i Ww. 13 L. AVERY, Pres, and Mer, CLEAN STORES IN SEATTLE Seattle Tacoma Spokane Bellingham PIGGLY WIGGEY | y day THERE ARE NOW THIRTY PIGGLY W "Bre 4Y STORES IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON: verett Chehalis Aberdeen Olympia "| war Avoid Imitations— Substitutes “He from . }

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