The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1924, Page 12

PAGE 12 i RA rLi I . STN 448) @ 7 if | C iil ] ( é 1924 w NMA Service :: BEGIN HERE TODAY < i > we . All-Week Prices The market price of the best flour is very high. Our Kennewick HARD WHEAT Flour enables the housewife to get from 10 to 15 more loaves of bread to the sack more than most flours. “a $118 arin, 59c If this flour does not prove satisfactory in every way, bring back the empty sack and re- ceive the purchase price ins $ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY tre her ! 9 a a eo me) They will call him the “Christmas Shopping Baby” until another name is chosen. Mra. siteq | Louise Partwick, 19, was buying some Christmas presents in a Toledo (O.) store when t\she suddenly turned to the clerk and asked ier to call an ambulance, The ambulance came about the same time the baby did. plan by no means Dobbins, and, too, he bad all he wanted to know. There mystery abou ecret between th ie poly 2 " j in cash. Meier parcel of [ACV EERURES ber them Schilling’s Coffee, i SF OC TASS PUNE Pgh cites a, ian can... 49 = Y Olive Roberts Barton FV Joh 2-Pound Can... .97¢ neo NO, 9—THE TWINS VISIT SANTA CLAUS G ! Toy Make sERMAN COFF FRE EE C nen’s how per Ib, . Fancy Lamb Roasts, per Ib ; Corn-Fed Loin Pork Roasts, Ib. . ‘WE'RE LUCKY TO BE RID or THE NURSE.” t y — Mrs. Rayn aa she stood at the we SATURDAY FEATURES Sunmaid SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 Pound Packages 33c Tall Cans FEDERAL MILK 5 Cans 39c Our Third Car in December! LARGE RIPE BANANAS Per Dozen 25c ———— At Our Pike Street Bake CALIFORNIA LEMON CAKE, Each.... KE, 2 for... ‘CH DOUGHNUTS, per dozen. . . At Our West Seattle and Pi Fancy Leg of Lamb, {9 per Ib. Steer Pot Roasts, 10c = 9ic per Ib. 23kc ry Department ke Street Markets Milk-Fed Veal Roasts, 10c°™ . up Fancy Sugar-Cured Hams, half or whole, per lb.... 25c Cash stores All-Week Prices Maximum Solid Pack Tomatoes — Large Cans, 2 for 37c Yakima Netted Gem Potatoes, No. 1 quak ity; 190- ib, sack. 91-6 12-lb, Sack. ....25¢ Solid Dry Onions, a Pounds 19c Solid Heads Cabbage, Per Pound . 3c Bulk Sauer Fi Kraut, Quart 5c Maximum Early June Sweet Peas, Unusual. 2 Cans.....45€ Maximum Fancy Cream .. .23¢ ..35¢ pmo to pack i177] After all, Leslie, It is content that su and I wan't, fen't it? Not con.| | TURNER TO MABLE CARTER with that will ing back about Mrs. Raynor. If you! hate to em in too much of a hurry| don’t, you'll be in danger yourself.” |to take possesslo sorry| . 8h¢ couldn't quite } elt to 1 John z ——S e rare be in 6" Ny s p take Pp fon. And—I'm sorry UNAM RSET Ok toretin cae thaen! Oe t with our achievements, for that | %#—— i ! ‘Danger How come?” and the for Mrs. Raynor— he men planned to destroy a will, would mean etagnation, but content| You thought you were well rid ot slangy child snapped her little fingers) “Softly! If you get hit there—* | Med pes , " ae at i hs. saad lane Nick sald the} with our environmenta me, you little she-devil, but this Is to in the detective's | “Not at all—{t isn’t that Ml coe cota? cnanena that’ ‘san Yes, dear, 1 know you ato saying) tell you that I am still on earth, still | she ht pointed that y i the arm o’ They This Otppancy irr’ and/that I am the same philosophical, | thinking of you, still planning how T versed in the ways of the law, and he scowled harder at! n't es hort ums and ambs | analytical old Bee that you have al.|oan make you pay for what you have her. Itsho didn't, who ¢ ' That lover u auf and and soldicrs and | ways known. Dick says I grow to be|done for me. | “Be careful, Miss. Have you ever Pet ilo ah i 0a an sore kha mulled over the “0ok# and mechanical toys andi moro of a philosopher ahi analyst | T may be behind stone walls Mable, heard of contempt of court?” Lea Bhont Seber ee" matter, the more sho began to feel Aping Jacks and blocks and candy and he tells me that it'and “Itho the judge said it was “f “No—what's it mean?” “He's all right—gone to Califor. | Sure that the missing will that gave ——=— —=—S= = I —— “Tt means'that {f you tréat tlehtly | nie.” the Raynor property to Nan was con the inquiries of a detective you are) “Well—w'l! fix up the financial mat. | C%@led !n Grim Gannon’s house. She Mable to fine and imprisonment.” ters ax soon as I cam Gannon—but | Vstrusted the man—aitho sho ad- Dobbins found it was necessary to|don’t hurry me. Where's the--the— | mired his erudition, and was grateful ly now?"* {for hia kind instructions In the field 8 |. | You know? ae iach Measures with this diffi “t's all right.” | she was deeply interested in—that of “Hav ee m vepore | Ratural history “Oo! I’se a0 ‘twaid! But tho Dolly| ‘Havent you destroyed It yet | pretended flippancy, Dobbins could When you meet my demands—r'| Al xr i coe ys at Dolly e see she was merlotenty disturbed. | “Oh, you Shylock! T te you r1| tur 1 by reason of Gannon’s In- ps 80, 7 followed oe te a tix things 'af.s0en asl can.” |e ad turned her 5 be Vantage, “unless you see fit to tel cla me whatever I ask you, I shall have} to report you—” / “What do you want to know?" the! Dost Weey. 10a all bate rds birds and And the other?” insec utterflles and moths fascl. ©, too.” |nated her as well as the water files in ash— 1. so long, I'll go right now| #0 her pre in Gannon’s house fa : w = }was always welcome and unques | tioned. he old woman who kept * . anus for the hermit ‘tke J Dolly ‘hut from yourself, would bea fine thing | | paid no attention to her comings and | for next December. goings. } | € ontinued In Qur Next Iasue) You will hardly miss the small weekly payments | necessary to do this, under the Seattle National | hd | Christmas Club plan, Dew, Ratses AFRAID? NO | : ih TO to may be made —~always for weekly payments of from twenty-five cents | up. At times you have been disappointed in your bread and biscuits. They came EASY TO FINISH—only a few cents a day, which will not be missed, will assure you of a substantial Christmas bonus of your own, ready in cash when you start your Christmas shopping out of the oven dark, heavy, unappetiz- | | _ next December, ing. Why? Because the flour failed | % Paegilth Resolve now to call at the bank at your first i 4 opportunity and learn of this practical plan which | Patent Excellent Flour is alive” flour, It over five million persons throughout the nation | raises—~always. It’smade from blended hard . are following each year, Also wheat and aged right to eee the dough | in the pans. You can see the loaves grow Clip the attached coupon and bring it with you. | Try and grow as the bread or biscuits turn brown Patent Becellom 20d raise in the oven, You have happy re- Cake and Poiry Suilts in your baking when you bake the Seer cakes white =: EXCELLENT Flour way. and light. 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Come in and hear them our private demonstration rooms, and then buy them: on our Convenient Record Account Plan. Begin right now to enjoy the music that is available to you through the world-famous Victor, Edison and Bruns wick releases, bas Sat 35603 35726 $027 bol 18044 19442 O14) 51410 out S14g6 The Sweetest Story Ever Told Sophie Brasiew Last Night Gypsy Love Song Reinald Werrenrath Duna But they both know,” 5 \ f Corn-Fed Center Cut 17 Armour’s Breakfast 30c ‘This is discarding the theorles Of) wyon te in the A Eos Pork Roasts, Ib........ Bacon, per lb.......--++ Miss Turner or-of an intruder from|)i. rincer over hie should A A outaide,” Exra Goddard summed up, |i. 1.5 ie eo ye , ad ae y= gl SEATTLE LOCATIONS 2 Sve tuauntitpeah eld’ anree + a curious to see the new specime “Good-bye,” said the Toy Maker. “I hope you'll get to th } “We thes 190 Sixth Avenue West 1100 Tenth Avenue North 5911 24th Avenue N, W. T hough hat @, but eh 4 “ . i 2g23 , eva ow iter MOUe tee Git oud taee | Ooe a's} North Pole alt right N The Toy M 283 Summit Avenue North birth: Ac geesh hac 6256 Fifth N. W. turned on the Jights, Ip the dusk 3 2 ! abd os 6307 Tenth Ave. N. B. 11446 Pike Gtrest Renton, Wash, ¢ would have run @ : is ee ° . . , a 764 Fifth Avenue N. E 202 Broadway Nort Kirkland, Washington ou on. aie dicted wi po ‘ : nae A : 1720 California Avenue Greenwood Avenue 212 First St, Bremerton, -wapeemepe Sites "i Seats 7 6057 California Ave, $406 Greenwood Ave. Wash. cause I didn’t see him make I aly in an « upoe. Her well, wellf’ hy wh y. Of course, he would hav » aed I Stratt But 1 almost Christmas and I'm sur saw them. “If tt tan't Navey ared silently and in the darkness lk w 1D Claus ! what 1/400 Nick! Merry Christin my = of the shrubbery, and I'd stand small ;. mig fr Jone w He must | des ! chance of seeing him at all’ oii St gai eee ‘ . Se ateea ans ; (To Be Continued) reat seriousness tn] life," yet T want you to know that| worthless life, I kaow now tht d Dobbins looked uncertain again. re of the wpecimen, she turned to| !Teted you when he was aliver’ Can't wo help id Nick quick P t ‘ H. A. Hervice ort that one of US| some day, somewhere, I am going Md baie cyte yon ee The man scented to have Iitte initia-|jeaye the room, on a word or two can forget that, if I have all t y We haven't anything else to; even with you ’ an you jad grown tired of e—yet he wus rated a good detec | from the men on the 7 And, I tell you a fal nd Johnny Sweep has hus magic} " ) understand how is now nearly two years, my|9"4 I know that when you found ve, But, as he had said, this case | he a is father murdered In cold |proom right bere | = the seriou girl, since you sat up there in the| Waiting for you, you knew thatT presented so many possibilities, had | to be rid of the|Dloed without getting hot about It aa Po i ati ps AD ie e QQ] | rexvonsbitties of ie. business witness ¢ 4 swore my life|'ntended to kill you bets Beceuey so many sides to it; and Dobb! a8! nurse,” Lior s saying, “sho could! Lor Ra went i Biber ali 7 anager aaron them completely out of away. No one but yeu ana I, sitting | ‘he anonymous letter that you yo an earnest inquirer rather than 4! have made trouble I made her seq | Dolly Fay, scenting a pew m irted: salah Wnelaa : land become absolut 3 ; awit below t Cal | Self had sent me, you were pt brilliant deducer. it was best for her to go—and go} ** would bo better for her to)® bn ‘at thewsl Smith brough' | Willing to sacrifices your lover “[ve got to interview more peo-| quickly la 1 wc t at LETTER FROM BEATRICE SUM- & te: tua ain seek ail and idea tae wkd your husband {f you could go sta ple,” he sighed as he rose at I) Ths right.” Gannon St c at at t “ ae eae MERS TO LESLIE PRESCOTT, eer wens is gag Tg finn free. snow re to go for information. | grumbiing But what about me? | a 4 ese 2 CONTINU at picture business, but <i id me to kill the man sit. a : Tm going: for some now—e When do-T get m : : ned yj have written all oe hie pete home with me or when ting beside you, for he hud injured) TOMORROW—This letter continat not mistaken, it will t “What's your everlasting hurry ‘ « ~ ¢ ¥|which may seem out of " he ts | you. - light on a few dark point asked Lionel. ve chough to! She didn't q way peweey § bi cht | letter which should convey ne, you. Sanguine of nature, the detective | jive on—haven't y she ¢ the *. but ition my broom. It's magic, Youlgrent sympathy, simply t ving boy.| 1 kno that you did this be) An Amsterdam — botanist went off and went straightway to the be bait’ I. deer’. theaek you, eape-| Mee int ‘ that t y wind. it padible. ae of you) cause you wanted to eave your own! found pearls in cocoanuta, home of Dolly Fay. cially; and besides I want to. get my | P@Ver es Base much oblige very upheava , and) == That young person sat in a swing! poodle and go to South Americu. It's a Mab a at on the lawn, und with a word offiong been the dream of my life to a sta iM ahve dol mat greeting Dobbins sat down beside her.| study tropical insects down there i Mb omnight ing : Ween, |thaad 48 tivtag Ch adioae oc ¢ your thoughts “Now, young lady,” he sald, trying | You fixed off the Turner woman, why | ferred to the will of Mr. Rayr Nese ake eck ld the Toy {to one’s nelf, the more conte BEE to intimidate her by a fierce scowl, | can’t you fix off me?” |that there was some wrongedc Pg me 2 Adare Sear 1 the a will be oo ase att SSE IE: “you are to tell me all you are keeps| “1 will ay soon as It’s possible, 1 {tho part of somebody in connect Mak We M read: ETTER FROM DOUGLAS >= Z. | Gems from “Bohemian Girl"—Part 1 Victor Opers Hi Gems from “Bohemian Girl"—Part 2 Company Gypsy Baron International Concert Orchestra Gypsy Love Sing Me to Sleep Fiddle and I ‘A Vucchella (A Little Posy) Cnricn Care: © Solo Mio (My Sunshine) Melody—Violin Solo 5 e—Violin Solo 0’ Mine Charles Harrison” Sake of Auld Lang Syne Lewis James Call Me Back, Ps Yor, tho Go Lon Way Protty As a Picture Mule Then Maybe I Will Forget ahd Bessinger I Want You Back, Old Pal Abe Lyman’s Cocoanut Trot Orchestra Get Lucky Ralph Wiliams and His Raindo Orchestra Prince of Wails linger Awhile Hollywood My .Dream Girl Memory Lane All Alone Out of a Million You're the Only One t West in Kansas Billy Murray-Ed : 1a Gluck and Bfram gimbalist Frederic Fradkin Yernon Dathart The Radio Pranks, Weght Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Joo Raymond and His Oronestra Cart Fenton's {de Lyman’s California Orehestr’ Herd Wiedoe)t’s Cindereha Hard-Hearted Hannah or } Monte Carlo Moon Roof Orches! ae loverybody Loves My Baby Georgia Melodiant, I Wonder What's Become of Sally? Brogdway Dance q What'll I Do?—Violin Solo Rae Eleanor Noses of Love—Violin Solo I Wonder What's Become of Sally? When I Was the Dandy and You Were the Belle 3 Rock-a-Bye My Baby Blues—-Vocal Frank M. Ka , Dreamer of Dresms—Vocal Helen Clark and Charles Haq: 14.21 Third Ave.* BRUNSWICK RADIOLAS in All Sizes James Doherty and ONOME, Walter u