The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1924, Page 17

ve FRIDAY EPTEMBER aa THE 'Pentz Family Within oN She Monson OA 0 Grocery STORES COMPANY Stores oneys worth «Jor cash - Shelter Refused at Grand Island, but They Find Alaskan Hospitality at Thane out “A noteworthy thing about the Groceterias is that they sell first class goods at invariably the lowest-in-Seattle prices, ; a es sc son a : CREAM OF|| Yacht club |fa © ; | WHEAT | Asparagus| fs“ ain om (8c | 22c Be CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 4 CRYSTAL WHITE es 10 Bars 4ic a Ap Case (100 bars), $4.10 GRAPE NUTS, Pkg. - [5c BUN-GA-LO FLOUR: 5] 89 sack another carload of this high grade flour Just received. Worth 50c mofe per sack. _Rex Flour ( DRIFTED Blea meres SNOW | mses wak.......55¢ fF 40-l, $425 oe ee 2 $1.20 B Sack Pig |and! withthe for a sac.. $2.25 feu., Seca Again Reduced Kerr Mason Pints—2 «>: Ge FRUIT JAR Kerr Economy | Pints —iven 08 doe Quarts =" 6 | Quarts eh eas Large No. 2% Even Mayor Magee was} ;not immune from the whole- sale vaccination Pittsburg is jundergoing. Here he is get-| ting a “shot” in the arm from | Dora ZONED ED, a city nurse. VY YARD F BE inte nTON. CHARI ReTOw —PORT Half Gal. ui ie |Half Gal. “cM 106 Carnation Milk ¢% 9c Powder“. TOMATOES ‘= 9c COCOA wii, 2 Ibs. 5c MAPLE APRICOT godly shipment of “these 1 Sci. FRUIT SALAD 2¢¢ BROOMS - oe 79¢ rere es nn Pork & Beans i 13 for $1.00 ‘is 10 for $1.00 es isd Seattle Neighborhood Stores Only POTATOES DRY ONIONS vite. Grapes, zs 15¢/Oranges “Ss” 15¢ bad 0h Sra Rg ea sarsien ni ROYAL Pain’ 37c mre SYRUP... 59¢ nian SIC PEAS ~:~ 3 for 55¢ Van Camp’s i» 5 for$1.00 it lbs. 25c 3lbs. 10¢ or veater than ™eeBirth Of ANation DWGRIFFITHS JAMERICA IS ComING / 214 Went ka St. 2450 Californian Ave. A501 Greenwood Ave. 4201 Fremont Ave. Our Seattle Downtown Stores 55 Pike Street (Outlook Market) ur Stores Outside of Sentties T Port Angeles, Kirkland, Ke 201 Kastinke Ave. ‘ublic Market rket © 1924, Hills Bros. SEATT Eighty Miles of Goal \ LE STAR © PAGE 17 AFTER © | 6 Operations—16 years suffering withcon “THE TWISTER —__— oigalien- Kelloge’s Bran restores heallf og and and my bowele «fin Battle Creek. Bol NOT HE ALL IN WIFE'S MAKE-UP Roofs and cornice * ‘ ail the fastenings when a te pt t) Ch i Al ausing heavy damage | ioctl 4 ie i Ba! ? y # | i i ihe The WEST loves and knows good coffee! ER homes of wealth and instinctive discrimination set a standard of coffee quality which has grown into a tradition in which the entire West holds partnership. “The West is the home of wonderful coffee,” they say back East— and abroad. Indeed it is! Let him who doubts break the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee and inhale an aroma the like of which is found nowhere else. Failing to accept this rare fragrance as a herald of marvelous flavor, let him brew a cup and Jift it to his lips!) That's the sae ! ‘ ‘ “Tn the original Vacuum Pack which keeps the coffee fresh’ Really, there is no finer coffee to be had. It is the cream of the crop—not of one plantation, 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 unique flavor of Red Can Coffee (and the coffee reputation of the West) is preserved intact in Hills Bros, original vacuum-pack, This keeps the coffee fresh until you pierce the seal—days, weeks or years later! With all its high quality, Hills Bros. Coffee is not high-priced. It is eco- nomical to buy—and economical to use, Hills Bros., San Francisco, HILLS BRCS COFFEE