The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 17

Day. ALC ‘jome Salvation New York Judge to |Two Law Firms in Army Man to City Talk for Democrats Rearrangement Here * ved What About the Other 99% = Any store can cut a half dozen prices and say, “Look, these prices prove, etc.” They don’t prove anything. They represent less than 1% of the articles handled in Piggly Wiggly stores. What About the Other 99%? Another Piggly Wiggly doctrine—‘Sell the full line at a reasonable profit.” “BMyrile Flour 10-Lb. Sack . 37c A Ward Wheat Blen? eT, The flour market is going 24-Lb. Sack Fs $1 C ee al a 49-Lb. Sack $1 65 wp fast. Take advantage Wy oi these real bargains. This is a saving of about 38%% on today’s market. eens estes sespeearem-eeemnnn Peter Pan Bread, Large Loaf - - - {0c Jel Monte Tomato Sauce, 6 for - - 25c (Limit 6 cans) Queen Olives, Large Size, Qt. Jar - 49c Queen Ol'ves, Large Size, Pt. Jar - 26c Waldorf Toilet Paper, 4 Rolls - - - 25c Sunset Gold Coffee, Per Lb. - - - Alc 4 Packed in a double parchment bag to eliminate the cost of a Le tin. We guarantee this coffee to equal any coffee at any price or your money re- funded. fashington Brand Paste Goods, Macaroni, 2 5 ghetti, Noodles, Etc., 4 Packages for C Fels Naptha Soap, 5 for - - - - - 25c 1 lowell Parlor Broom - - - - - - - 67c This is a four-tie fancy broom. {Mason Pints - - 74c FRUIT JAR | Mason Quarts - 89c he r Caps, Mason, Economy or Kerr, Doz. 23c; Certo, 28c Kraft Cheese, Swiss Loaf, Per Lb. - - - 48c Peckage Cheese, Limburger, Chili, Pimento, Nippy, per pkg., (2c FRUIT AND VEGETABLES i Always clean, inside away from the dust of the street. Peaches per Dozen, !5c Box, $1.00 Plums per Dozen, llc Basket, 38c Head Lettuce, 8c NewPatatoes, 10Lbs., 23c IGGLY_WIGGL CY Market, vourth and waht = Shak * +7 ; 201 Nrondway N. at Harvard North at 1th Ave. Ne and 1219 1, 15th at Meo rondway North at it a oy Si. Wert Alanka PAIAMCE ANSDSDIAA_A1SD Dla ‘ | Roger ©, Plummer, who entisted| ad jin the army at Bear Fulls, Towa, S| Better Barber ‘Shop to Open| THE SEATTLE STAR e ’ ' YOU'LL FIND) (Cc Bes IT HERE {° | | | tu | CENTRAL ig lal PUBLIC [3] i Do you consider shopping a burden? MARK ICT Meat Specials OLYMPIC MEAT COMPANY Lower Floor CHOICE LAMB ROAST, Ib. . More than 1 women's auxiliary ) women of the CENTRAL MEAT COMPANY Lower Floor STEER POT ROAST, lb... CHOICE LAMB STEAK, 2 lbs..... ; BAY CITY MEAT COMPANY Upper Floor Kippered SALMON Lb. 20c Home Grown TOMATOES Fancy and nice for slicing Lb. 20c Seattle Fruit & Vegetable Co. Upper Floor r at a moeting Re Monday noor Lucky Strike Fish Co. Upper Floor Pure 100 Lbs. $7.35 BUREAU OF Sugar MISSING Cane 10 Lbs. 74¢ Pri [MILK (Limit 3) RELATIVES K. C. Baking Powder 9¢, 13¢, 22¢ 0 -————$—— — Dill Pickles, 25 18é: 214s ° ven or frends, The department is BLOC s.0 et enn ities ick Oe Del Monte Sugar Peas, 1s....15¢ Shinola Home Sets, regular 50c; —49-Ib, Bags— re Ebates ARs. c. -.-19 . Ie special ears ae ir ie 35¢ = |Gold Medal .............$2.25 Del Monte Tomatoes, 214 7 Libby Veal Loaf. ..24e Sperry’s Libby Lunch Tongue, 14s 29¢ 3 Ringo) S¢@s Bux. 33.65 5,558% 10¢ 2 1S veeseeeseueee -49¢ Med. Red Salmon, tall cans...19¢ Vac Pac Coffee lb. ... -. 47¢ 5| Heinz Baked Beans, all varieties; LS (1 aS Gee Re ae ey ao 55¢ Our “Special” Coffee jb. . 37¢ Hy CAN... esses. DG, 13¢, 2SE Sweet Pickles, 24-0z. jar...... 39¢ BO IDRS cies cet eee bate $1.05 | i own AMERICAN GROCERY “oun li ae irene ne DOWNTOWN ome foe ee STORES STORES CO. ve Octal Ane the wee Mail Order Dept—1112 Western Ave. Michael Morrissey, believed to be in Beattie, if asked to write hin sis er, Lillian OHOICE..FOT ROAST. Ib. oct a. FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, “Wild Rose” Brand, Ib. 65. ..0c 8) Fes ., A2¢ SUGAR CURED BACON BACKS, Jb....20¢ FANCY SUGAR CURED BACON, lb....20¢ SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAMS, Ibs eer 17¢ . d5¢ Fisher's Blend 18! AVE —detween PIKE & UNION 2U9 AVE ENTRANCE — through BON MARCHE GET THE “CENTRAL HABIT” A good many housewives do! think differently. By making SEATTLE’S BARGAIN FOOD CENTER their first stop when coming down- town, they soon find that there is no need of tramping all over town in search of money-saving specials on Food articles as the tenants at the “Central” are well equipped to, offer you everything your heart desires in that line at money-saving prices. So join the crowds with the “Central Habit.” : Old Dutch Cleanser, 5c as oN a oo QE oon. ae, — ter Morrissey, 1622 Colby —— ive: EVEN. Wash: sas, Is asked to communicate with, Why not buy that Victrola trom Patra |his son, Bert Pyles, at Overtand|someone who must sell because of Mrs, Emma Hike Myers, tast|Dark some reason or other. Turn to thé} heard of in Seattle in 1898, ix boing stacey want ads and look for the bargain. sought by her daughter, Mrs. Echo! George Clifford Haines’ mother is|== a ——s She has not heard Her address ||]Why Good Dance: iy 631 W. 16th st., Casper, Wyo. jwecking him, \trom him for a year. | Lavelle, Y. W. C. A., Seattle. eee Mr. Pyles, of Overland park, Kan- being sought Private Halls Day and Bre. W11% 4th Ave, Nr. Pik Upstalre—Third Floor Young Lady Assistants 1, Lot-24382 1S MORE ARTISTIC “2 Dr. Hayni «, tonsils, throat, goitre Bon. " Sy | Specialist. 216 Denny Bidg., opp. Increasing Demand for Lady) Hair Cutters and Barbers | 1 LB. LOAF OF BREAD 1c | New School | | -—- | | A training school for girls who. desire to learn the barber trade | and its “outof-theordinary” points lhas been openod by T tte | er Shop, locuted at 1 Better Bar un institution where venue The is known as sanitation, courtesy and efficiency have been watchwords and the of the school will give Se ne of the most modern} schools of this kind in the North With Every 10¢ Loaf west with Instructors who have had m for te years of practical experience, RDAY only Since the nt of the Bob, E BA ERY Hach day there is an in demand for refined lady are cer 108 Second Avenue So, Corner Yealer trained. | b bi St ——— Di, J. H. WINYON to the inauguration of this Th MATL | chool, there has been little op KeMiiltary and aminati nity, for. ladlen to take tip, thi aiaiirn Boor, | Free Examination eresting and profitable profex. or Mfedical Olimie” 4 wWYture treating |]| BEST 4 GLASSES tudent prices will be only en Secd cents for each beauty item, All wantin, Bue. |I| ON HAWTH the new and fancy style bobs, mar Hirst Ave. | We are one of the few optical cel 1 bob octirls, facials, sham Soest) storen in the Northwest that really ag PTE te mR HN |&'ind tenses tvorny aturt to finish, and management MST AVE low prices and supe hip under of Lice vs absolutely necessary. reatinent , | free trial KUMEDY —Advertivemont, polley DL tot-2968. 1116 FIST AVI. ai tagtyene cOhit Bites BINYON OPTICAL CO. | | | | | ' BAKING MARKET “Seattle's Bargain Food Center” But those who have taken our tip before, WE THANK YOU, Tf you are planning a Sunday outing, remem- ber our Special Baked Ham Lb. 65c fd 2 F | is E Special Menu Baked Ham—Southern e fo aivntt a Ra New String Beans = Special Fried Spring 30c = Chicken, 30c and Up = Washers Western Coffee ||z| = Delicatessen Co. : Stores Co. E Upper and Lower Floors Upper and Lower Floors 024 One Pound Fancy Freestone Loaf Bread, 5c|| PEACHES Nothing Better We invite comparison. Basket, 25c ; And don’t forget to try ba at our German Coffee Cake Washington 3 each 25¢ Fruit and “a United Bakeries Vegetable Co. pod Upper Floor Lower Floor—Front Fancy Alberta | | New Silver-Skinned ONIONS . Peaches Crate, $1.25 Varon’s Place Floor—Rear 8 Lbs., 25c Shannon Fruit & Vegetable Co. Upper Floor Lower New Cut Green Beans, can....15¢ Crystal White Soap, 6 bars... CENTRAL ARSENAL UNEARTHED |mainiand by Emerson Wray, a blue CORDOVA, Ajaska.—Twenty-two| fox farmer. The weapons are be- rusting and rotting muzzle-loading | lieved to have been hidden by a land- muskets and several copper sabers|ing party of Russians who acted as were unearthed in a sandstone cave | hijackers against sealers in the early on a small islind 10 miles from the days of Alaska’s Asiatic history. ‘lt cuts down baking hoins' » “T’ve found the short cut in summer baking,” she said. “Through the use of Crescent Bak- ing Powder I can spend the day down-town } or out-of-doors and in a few minutes after my return, have hot breads or short-cake ready for the table. I mix my bat- ter the evening before or in the early morning, It is simple and so practical. The results are certain.” ‘ Crescent Baking Powder is a de- ‘ pendable leavener. It does not fail! ‘ Every ingredient is pure and wholesome, Fora quarter ofa centuryithas maintaineda uni. formly high quality standard, CRESCENT MFG. CO, Seattle, Washington