The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 19

“MONEY CONE | Sracoma Butcher Dead; Fai to Locate $1,000 Jewelry Looted; uM Alaska Woman Is Mrs. ¢ CUT TW RATE GROCERIES FARMERS’ MARKET GROCERY QUEEN CITY MARKET GROCERY Fourth and Pine SEEDLESS RAISINS | VAN CAMP’S 4 8c—10e—20¢ _ COGOANUT LIBBY’S Y. C. PEACHES No. 2% can-......... 26. CHEESE 27c A eel Sg TP arae for Piles are largely UN. igo iyialba as is Prove the65 % of such cases whi occur within two years. My NO! GICAL methods, y bode myte tr a the Wo 1» Cor, Wash. Phone EL \ot-7239 Door Unfastened Injured in Fall SOCOA “i'm. 25C Pork & Beans yorhich | GUARAN- ha eeap he cascof Piles orrefundthe focenre fs fee, are gentle, mild and sooth- The which of skilled attend. ints are now inmy own new building, ad- joining my where out of town pat- fents may be convenient- ly andes comfortably locat- j0ne Doe rb Spectstien, SUNSHINE ;D epartment for Seattle Shut-Ins Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star | Edited by Dr. Frank RK. I pe—Vhor apitel 46> SMILES and Their Friends Capitol 4626 BENEFIT DANCE MONDAY y | PANTAGES THEATRE PARTY | Jense Le LETTER OF CLAUDE C, EWING BROOM F xu TORY MOVES HB ¢ of Hoquiam, one of t he LARGE PACKAGE NEW POTATOES ........... LARGE, CRISP CUCUMBERS PREMIER SALAD DRESSING FAME CORN re Fancy Country Gentleman LIBBY’S SOLID PACK TOMATOES 16¢c LARGE CAN, NO 2% PROVE ror YOURSELF WHAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW Trade at any PIGGLY WIGGLY for one month and keep & record of your purchases, amount with what it has cost you before and count the savings in dollars and cents. You Do Not Have to Crowd on Saturday to Buy Right at PIGGLY WIGGLY ee ee SWANSDOWN FRESH EGGS CAKE FLOUR PER DOZEN ‘| d4¢ | 24c¢ PACKED IN CARTONS PIGGLY WIGGLY|°ACE Caen te Yori) Bargains in Vegetables LONG GREEN ASPARAGUS. PIGGLY WIGGL YALE Cr the Vecdil| 39c | 19¢ LAL W2er the Vori{| NO. 21, SLICED ‘We 296, Compare this vulaae ete 2 Ibs., 15¢ Setar Lb. 171¢¢ CUTICURA SOAP PINEAPPLE CARNATION CANNED MILK NO LIMIT SISTA ST SRE | If You Don’t Know Your Nearest Piggly Wiggly, ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR! | © 1924, Hille Bros, EATTLEI rAR Seattle Woman's Journalism Men Song Is Featured | | And Nothing Seemed to Help Jack Riesbeck ! Until He Took Tanlac HOY FOR PAL Attending Meet| SUFFERED FOR 12 YEARS | WITH STOMACH TROUBLE WZ, WZ When western hospitality first became a tradition ROM the covered-wagon days of its infancy, the great empire of the West has welcomed the “invasion” of purpose- ful men and women. For they gave freely of their strength and talents, not in selfish advancement, but for the common weal. Good coffee, then as now, was the symbol of western welcome. And to-day the West is famed as the home of won- derful coffee. Break the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee... free that marvelous aroma, fraught with tidings of the flavor to follow, and know that the coffee tradition of the West is in safe keeping. There isno finer coffee to be had. It is the cream of the crop—not of one planta- tion, but of the plantations of the entire coffee-producing countries of the world. Blended with rare skill, roasted to a turn, ground with special machinery, and packed in a special way! To insure the freshness of the unique Red Can flavor, Hills Bros. seal it in “Tn the original Vacuum Pack which keeps the coffee fresh vacuum. Not even the most fugitive wisp can escape until you deliberately release it—days, weeks or years from now! With all its high quality, Hills Bros, Coffee is not high-priced. It is econom- ical to buy—and economical to use. Hills Bros., San Francisco, HILLS BROS COFFEE