The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 18

am SOR ete catcsaeaits: PAGE 2 f Tillamook Tihamoak Tilamoolc Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook TiHamook Tillamook Trilamoole ow «< ilenah * are yo many new and dalightiul wa of serving Tillamovk. Look TILLAMOOK on the Rind ountaineers Will _ Hold Lodge Outing Members of the Mountaineers will an “open hou ile lodge, November 39 to Decem: 2, as thelr only November lodge © The ‘Thankagtving outing take the form of a hike over Ten Peaks, if weather cond!- BS are favorable for the moun- nm climbers’ organization. mecessary to go by train as no will be chartered. at Snoqual- It will) loa [Ts the same delicious Tillamook full-cream cheese in a new five-pound loaf. Just the right size for sandwiches, It cuts to good advantage, too, for other ways of serving. Absolutely no waste. It has that unique cheese taste—that rich creaminess which is distinctly Tillamook. Restaurants, hotels and boarding houses are finding it a prac- tical size. Your grocer and delicatessen has this new Tillamook product. Buy it by the pound or loaf. Look for “Tillamook” on every slice. TILLAMOOK COUNTY CHEESE ASSOCIATION TILLAMOOK, OREGON 25 model cheese kitchens owned and operated by Tillamook dairymen THE FUNERAL for Mra | Wemscier, of Illah Sunday afternoon, worth mortuary oh |Eight-Year-Old | Crosses Ocean Armeline Swanson, § years old. jbas crossed the Pacific all alone. Of course Armeline, who is the jdaughter of Adjutant and Mre. | David Swanson of the Galvation Army, had the assistance of the Empress of on which she treveled. She hi just arrived thi: time with her parenta who former lip-werw statisosd at Yokohares YELLOW AND BLUE lain little frock of The MONSON GROCETERIA STORES Federal MILK large can FREE-Goods Special One large pacage LUX - - - - One package RINSO FREE —Only one to —Thero are 1 the NEW large SURBRITE CLEANSER —the double ac tion Saturda Put up in sanitary cloth sacks Gib. sack... 50¢ 10-Tb. sack. .699¢ —a SPECIAL! ALBERS’ DAILY BREAD FLOUR —a P.C.B. dainty! FIESTA Sugar WAFERS— Early June PEAS No. 1 can ie No. 2 can 23c | No. 2 can... eas a DOWNTOWN STORES . G86 Pike St 14—Westlake UNIVERSITY DISTRICT Groce. No, 16—University Publ 06 48th Bt. N, A Market Plac 4 Brooklyn N, z NORTH Groe, No. 35-——-86th and wood Ave. ite, Publia rhet 1—Gouth End Pubile | Groc. No, &—éth W. Marke’ 10 Green- REX Hard Wheat FLOUR Fj SIb. sack 43¢ Ub sack O7¢ 19-1b. sack 91.90 Steer Pot Roast . Pure White Lard, 2 Ibs. . Fine 24e¢ each customer, 85 dishwashings in each package of ITE | C@LDCUST cleanser— cheese / Randt Isin Fined a Dime, but Anna | Wa be held Mrs. Weaseler re- | bay. : sided here for nearly 25 years until | Randt went back to work. moving acrosy the Sound, last year.| a ¥ | who live in remote ru y | pared b: ' With the Giants Former Forest Nobles STAR Now Pillars / BY MELVIN B, VOORTIEES © finds one's se rear portico of t ling at the t rise forme ears since the expos Teoking up from the f the big trees past the upper bal ony and on to the massive bar overed eay ft th ding, apa 80 fee perienced suc as our friend | must have undergone when he gazed 1p the legendary beanstalk They're giants, all of them, and retain m1 the majestic alr that they possessed before the hand of man sent them crashing to eerth end re duced them to servitude. ull length of the head is a great ware and 166 fect it wtates that t from Cowllts county by the Ostrander Railway mber company. It must have 4 over the length of four are Another giant, truly, tho es and bark and most of his n the porch In the shadow beam above, and foot of the pillars is « portion of the giant of the veas v De eight ribs, two ver tebrae, shoulder blade and top skull plece of a whale Decades ago he spouted und Jolled and ewam tn the waters of the Pa elft rds, nearly hidden by the ao tiation of dirt, say that there Hard Luck | Couldn’t Pay RUDY, Oct. 36—Herr Randt ts pough m Bo he hid car headed for Holland. bread, but It wna & plece of el and stuck a hole in the ceiling. Water ping thru and at day was mnved taken back to Berlin and fined 10-cent couldn't 4 and 50,000,000 marke—a mere piece at this writing—but bh Sentence was eu EDMONTON, syatem of education by ma: Alta, A 1 © 4 t of rench of rural acho Hon, Perron ter of educath “The Big White Spot in the Center” WHY PAY MORE? > AGE 30c 25c Yes, We Have a Union Card Farmers’ Meat Market Stall 12—Gov. Inspected Meats Only Hams—Half or whole.. Armour’s Pienics ... Fat Young Hens 234c . 16c Phone EL jot-6522 New Farmers’ Public Market “ * Nae Bae WESTLAKE, VIRGINIA AND SEVENTH Park Your Car FREE in Our Garage 5 for 25¢ Jonathan 9 Pound Sack Kings Spitz Special Bellflower APPLES =| Orthly $1.00 Box and Up Large Standard Eggs, 50¢ Doz, Stall 10 Stall Ph] Wholesale and Retail Fresh Dressed Poultry, Eggs and Milk Stall 10 From Our Own Ranch Daily SAMUEL IRVINE, Old Reliable Sutter Man Formerly Westlake Public Market, Stall 129 Special for Satu 1 Ketchup; pint 27¢ veel FLAG Small Golden Wax CRISCO Blb. can 8 LBS. SUGAR FOLGER’S (2:7 COFFEE exceptionally so 43¢ 1-pound FREMONT DISTNICT Groc. No. 25—T14-712 Blewett Groc. No. 36-4201 Fremont Ay. QUEEN ANNE HILL DisTRICE Groc, No. 63216 Queen Anne . & MoGraw FASTLAKH DISTRICT Groc, No. N—201 Eastiake Ay, 10 CAPITOL, HL, ‘ MATCHES Large box ve | . Tollet Paper, 5 g. 0, 18-13 6 rolls 25c HIGH GRADE IDAHO FLOUR Ths, 10 Iba, 24% Ibs, 49 Ibs, BART Groce. No, 41—22rd \ NO. BROADWAY DIsTHic’ Groc, No. 9—212 Broadway N, Groc. No. 31—Columbia City jay, Pint Yakima Honey. . Spaghetti, Stall 33 Farmers’ Market Grocery Weatlako, Virginia and Sixth Avenue aon inno, large . fou ty the & na thru the eant, when nth thru the museum's ent and solemn it ts, on ack porch of t 16 old Foreatry the giants Mystery Messages Handwriting on Wall Puzzles “U” BY JACK HOHENBERG I am Me od luck for 23 years, a Theresa. Wist 23." message on the front board of Miss Martha Koshne's 10 o'clock class in This scrawled se the cryptic | Home Economics hall, at the Uni Nn, Yeaterday t ed woman swathed n cape shabbily clad. v without ly to the interrupted sharply to the m Don't you know that {t's university regulations to write or the front boards?” she anked. ‘The woman continued lwr work, 0 Daing sion of concentra: mak nee on her nyeterious meesa, ttn, the stranger abrupt): room. Three other class rooms wer tered by the writer, who js dead as being a woman of considerable Proportions, The same tnbeription wee left in all roome visited, the stranger, apparently, writing whily state, acoording t After looking at short apace of time, the woman daxedly clumped ¢own the steps cf Home Econom! Bioom was called, immediately, but . or massages or clues to y of the woman Secular Cantatas Will Be Scheduled Free public concerta for the last Sunday in each month are the lat ext innovation of the Temple chorus of (he First Methodist churoh, Fifth ave. and Marton at. according to |" announcement Friday. {il be xiven next Sun y, at 7:30 p.m. The eclection for|In December they will sing Gou. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1926. t Sunday {!n November is mn of Praise,” by Mendelssohn nod's “Redemption.”* of Montgomery Lynch. Entrances, First and Second Avenues’ Saturday Specials Market Closes 6 P. M. American Grocery Stores Company}OL.YMPIC MEAT CO. Three Big Downtown Stores Upper and Lower Floors—Central Public Market Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue PURE CANE SUGAR 5 lbs. 47¢ 10 lbs, 93¢ 100 Milk, tall cans, 2 for 19¢; BUM cance Coc ey 5¢ Flour, Sperry’s, Patent Excellent, 49-lb. bag for Jell-Well, 3 pkgs Kingsford’s Starch, or Gloss, pkg Apricots, new pack, Corn Pears, Del Monte, 21s, can 2 cans Peaches, sliced or halves, ihe .. Peaches, Del Monte Melba, 214s, can Fruit Salad, Del Monte, +1 ABE Hominy, 21s, can....11¢ NEW CROP NUTS Soft Shell No. 1 Walnuts, Almonds, I X L, lb...20¢ Brazil Nuts, lb....... BElUN, bia etx tie Hazel Nuts, lb BELDB iiss sie sietedes Popcorn, finest grade, 2% |bs, for . Log Cabin Syrup— 25¢, 48¢, 95¢ Clow Waffle or Pancake Flour, pkg. .......20¢ Ibs. $9.25 ) Olympic Wheat Hearts, DKS (eeenaiersss 24¢ Grape Nuts, pkg Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 for 19¢; Bran ...10¢ Pure Rolled Oats, 5 lbs, for 27¢; 10 Ibs... 2... 50¢ | Ryzon Baking Powder, lb, .. B8¢ Royal Baking Powder, | 12-07. | 2% Ibs. .. | A. & H, Soda, Ib | Yeast Foam, 8 pkgs. .25¢ Peanut Butter, lb. tin. 24¢ Hera LOB crete site ne 57¢ Hill's Red Can Coffee, 1b. 44¢; 214 lbs.... 91,08 | Crescent Coffee, lb...45¢ BY6 Iba ea tice $1.10 Our “Special” Blend, lb. 33¢; 3 lbs.. 85¢ Cho-Cho, can .......28¢ Eagle Brand Milk, can 19¢ Borden’s Chocolate Malted | Milk, 37¢; large...67¢ | Fels Naptha Soap, 4 bars for .. P. & G, Naptha Soap, 6 bars for . Crystal White Soap, 6 bars Borax Chips, Ige. pkg. 29¢ 1416 First Avenue SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW Steer Pot Sugar Cured Anchor Roast, Ib. .......+4 124c Bacon, Ib...... 2.0.08 Veal Rost, 12¢ “Nash tb fa Pork 18c¢ |S Cored Cottage Rotiats Is: Gas erss oc tee C | Butts, ho. TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAMS AND BACON CENTRAL MEAT CoO, 1420 First Avenue SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW | Sugar Cured Anch 124c | _ Bacon, Ib, 12h¢ | Sete, i .25c¢ ? oie Ib. . 18¢ { 25c Sugar Cured TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAMS AND BACON BAY CITY MEAT Co. 1420 First Avenue SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW 12 | Sugar Cured Anchor ches te | _ Bacon, Ib, Sugar Cured 124c | Backs, Ib. .15¢ bb... Pork Sugar Cured Roast, Ib. ..cccccee eee 18c | Batts, Ib... .25¢ TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAMS AND BACO: UNITED BAKERIES Bread and Danish jem, bert of all. Larae Delicious Mee! es, mude with butter Firat » Central Public Ma: Steer Pot Roast, Ib. Veal R Ib. .15¢ Steer Pot Roast, Ib. Veal Roast, Have you tried our Sharp Eastern Cheese Some Cheese, you will say SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 33¢c Ib. Western Delicatessen Company, Inc: LT OUR DELICIOUS HOT LUNCH tastes good theno fall days; you'll be surprised at the modorate prices, Take home some of our FINE TEAS AND COFFEES, tho prices are low and the quality good, WESTERN COFFEE STORES COMPANY The chorus is under the direction