The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 17

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 17 Public Utilities Are TO LAUNCH SHIP Sermon on the Mount Is TOO: MARY ‘ we His Political Platform 7 i e ves Coast Car Fe A NTS Good Investment Now ®t Proves, coast ¢ No Roses Buena Praamastor te Bun on Roger W. Babson Discusses Position ; It Against Congressman Hadley of Power and Traction Stock Closing out short lines of Sy Bs Summer Calls for Khaki S195 Se BOG CORDUROY PANTS “CAN'T BUST "EM | Here's a better grade of this ii $3.6 Made Pants, $6.50 value, $4.45)0"" McMILLAN PANTS Fee ates $6.70 | Fweed ti) eee ne $5.70 DAUNTLESS (Guaranteed) OR 3.55 SWEET.ORK Here's a special saving of this Guaranteed-not-torip Union $5.35 SCHER 103-105 First Ave. South “ss Corner Yesler Way Mosc PIONEER DENTISTS § & $10 to $8 Crown and $4 Bridgework H = Cut to With Our Regular : 15- Year Guarantee NOW IS THE TIME While Our Prices Are Cut in Half im and sec for yourself we are not doing cheap work, tn; ihe same bigh class work, using the best materials obtainable. DR. H. 0. DANFORD, Mgr. be dames St, MA ip 2736 Jed an t take POWER Grour HAS ADVANTAGES Tt and Ligh s, in fact, has wrecked Light and power He can know stomers is getting nt co from th SING ea tion of hydr output can be care of an ever Folks living in and near Bremerton will find it a great convenience to y buy their groceries, fruits, vegetables and cured meats at Seattle prices. f) Our store is located at 212 First Street, Bremerton. All-Week Prices 21% tins Broken Sliced P AEAPPLE for .. Saturday Features TOM All-Week Prices 2 cans Standard ATOES, 2 for 25 c 8 cans medium Van Camp's PORK and BEANS, 8 for... 35c it No. 2 cans } SNOWDRIFT ... ) Pint can WES- ~ ¥ SON OIL Genuine Norwegian Smoked SARDINES in pure olive oil, 2 for 25 Cc Libby’s Fancy Boneless CHICKEN, per can ..... ...59c Paper Crepe NAPKINS, hd LUNCH WAX SOAP ROLLS, 3 for.... LOc % Owing to the Extreme advance in hard wheat flour, and in order to Maintain the fine quality bread we are now manufacturing, our prices will + L-lb. loaves, 8¢; 114-Ib. loaves, 12¢—except.on Wednesday, SKAGGS’ loaves, and Butter Day. Our feature for that day will remain 5¢ on pound Plan Memorial to Police, Firemen From BOAT EXCURSION Puget Sound 7 she Mississippi Hills Bros Red Can Coffee és “The Recognized Standard” OT a bombastic claim, but a plain statement of fact, provable by simple arithmetic. More “Red Can” Coffee is sold in the great coffee-loving West than any other brand. ‘The criterion of the critical! The reason is not hard to find. Punc- ture the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Coffee and breathe deeply of an unique fragrance, Brew a pot of “Red Can” and know that this rare aroma has not held out false promise! There is no 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 vacuum that retains its fresh- ness always! Whata flavor, really! And the vacuum- pack sees that it comes to you in all its strength, fresh as the hour it left the roaster, whenever you break the scal— “Tn the original Vacuum Pack which keeps the coffee fresh days, weeks, years later! No wonder Hills Bros. Red Can is known as The Recognized Standard. 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. AT OUR PIKE STREET DELICATESSEN Home-made Baked Pork and Beans, pint. . ¢ Special Boiled Ham, per |b 45¢ _ ALP STE! am ENG MTT A ee ».. 11ke 6 Ibs. for phate Fe TEC | Roasts, per ib... 7 ana OC SEATTLE LOCATIONS 1100 Tenth Avenue North 2623 Kast Union Street 410 Fifteenth North 114-16 Pike Street Renton, Wash. HILLS BROS COFFEE Fancy per Ib, 202 Broadway North 7227 Greenwood Avenue 5911 24th Avenue N, W. 6256 Wifth N. W mit Avi bn Tenth Ave. N. BE, WA Fitth Avenue N. E. © 1924, Hills Bros.