The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 21

FRIDAY ‘ , |MELO CHEESE WGHEST AWARD FOR QUALITY F all the cheese of the great Oregon country, Melowest des highest in quality—is judged rarest in flavor ON MARKET AT CLOSING aintenance of Rediscount Wheat, Corn Weak; Oats Rate Strengthens Stocks Steady; Provisions Up from COOS “COUNTY J) WALL STHIMOT JOURNAL WENAN CUAL Kev eW fine & Only the sweetest of milk and cream 2 4 from the fine dairy herds of the Coos “he card of Trade enter into that highly " Chicago B Mors Bay region , Thursday's Quote standardized production which has won for Melowest a fame that keeps demand far in excess of supply. he A an SB : ' old and Silver M Products Expos 1904 de Awarded highest honors at the Oregen ‘ M State Par, 1334 Ranked highest of all Oregon Cheese at 4 the National Dairy Exposition, 1922 Test Melowest—you'll say it is BEST INSIST ON MELOWEST Cash Wheat ter ce : Portland Live Stock ©0476 Cattle 4 N. Y. Sugar and Coffee ' : 4 Thursday's Quotations eanners 8 Sugar opet, $6.71; refined, , L ; Cotes. to'on spot, 1We@Ry;| 73h oe resihay’ - se O264 ad - ' eee ; BANK CLEARINGS Seattle | ple s mye ; Clearings $6,339,365.29 pecking rous envy ' Balances 1,547,309.37 slaughter: ples, $12 ’ Portland 111 Tacoma ransactions _— \—aar avenue pee CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET “Seattles Bargain Food Center 15¢- AVE — between PIKE & UNION 229 AVE ENTRANCE — through BON MARCHE Club Salad || BEST MEATS AT THE Pt {5c RIGHT PRICES! Potato Salad Pt. (5c Western Delicatessen Upper and Lower Floors UNION ST For Saturday Only Our “Tip Top” Regular . 50¢ Quality Coffee, Lb. 45c 3 Lbs. $1.25 Roasted Fresh Daily Western Coffee Stores Co. - Upper and Lower Floors and Lower Floor Front or 20¢ PRIME RIB ROAST, ROLLED, |b STRICTLY FRESH RANCH EGGS, doz. .35¢ TRY OUR DELICIOUS HAM AND BACON TYMINGD OLYMPIC MEAT COMPANY Lower Floor FANCY VEAL ROAST, Ib SUNKIST CHOICE POT ROAST, lb............. 12}2¢ | Your Choice of White, OR ANGE cS FRESH KILLED HENS, Ib............. 20¢ | Raisin, ed Whole CENTRAL MEAT COMPANY Dozen 20c ta head 11/2-lb. Loaf BREAD, lic Wenesap Apples | cicotom LAMB ROAST, Ib.......2..-.. Digs | Ne! Dozen 20c CHOICE VEAL STEAK....... <2 Ths, BEC |). = We insite Conpartooat Varon’s Place | | S!2ER SHORT RIBS, Ib.........:..... 10¢ | United Bakeries Lower Floor—Rear BAY CITY MEAT COMPANY Upper Floor Upper Floor } New Arrival—Those Delicious Red West Indies Bananas || New Home Grown SPINACH Lb. (0c Florida GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 25c Juicy Lemons 6 for 10c Sweet Green Garden Peas " 2 Lbs. 25¢ Seattle Fruit & Vegetable Co. Upper Floor Large Fat Salt HERRING Each 5c Limit 6 to a customer Lucky Strike Fish Co. Upper Floor Vegetable Co. Upper Floor & Vegetable Co. Lower Floor, Front TWHINAD j|Cane Sugar, 10 Lbs. 67¢ | 100 Lbs. $6.69 HEINZ BAKED BEANS All Varieties Sra 3:cans....ecues. 27c ss edium, 3 cans......., 40c PMilk—Carnation, 4 cans......35¢ Federal or C Op, 3 cans....25¢ 2h eS RO ich “COLLEGE INN” Products: Thite King, 55c si i q Soups, 13¢ Canned Peaches, 1s.....15¢, 18¢ White King, 55¢ size, 2 for... .05¢ [2 Candied Sweet Potatoes, 22¢ 28 22¢; 2os..... 27¢ and 30¢ Crystal White Soap, 10 bars, B9¢ iS Welsh Rarebit, 34¢ Canned Peas 5¢, 17¢, 19¢, 23¢ Coffee—Vac, Pack: II 1 g ) J —-V AC, OKs IDs sees dd¢ Salad Sandwich, 19¢ and 34¢ Canned Corn 10¢, 121¢¢, 14¢, 3 IT age Uneeda Biscuits, pkg...seseees 5¢ 17¢, 19¢ and 23¢ De kr eee 4 Canned Pineapples, 148.......17¢ Crisco, 1 Ib, 25¢; 11% lbs....37¢ “Special” Blend, 1 26 28¢; 2145...,.27¢ and 80¢ | 8 Ibs, 73¢;°6 Ibs........ Pere OB ete Petts hush $1.3 3 vovnn AMERICAN GROCERY ox : RAMs pper and Lower Floors | ( SEATTLE M ET |e STORES STORES CO. is Oseienal eee | Main Offid@)and Mail Order Dept., 1037 3th Ave, So, MA in-7004 | iad — aan | | IMPROVED TONE|GRAINS BREAK QiocatMariets ) DAMY rhODUCTS vr Paid Wholesalers POULTRY AND MEATS Que by Kerry Dros. Pald shippers ed 0 a Veal bY <a, | Vout ‘ ug Helgian Hares P ‘ * Vaid Wholesale Dealers | 140 49 0 ' rr ‘ MILK AND CREAM Quotations by Milk Distributors Aseu. | Mik t te et Cath ) s26o8ss Ya ‘ Ye ‘ ' 2.609 ws and v mM « “00 y ue soo Ca 2.0003 Hogs. 1 eon teoais TLOUR, GRAIN, FRED | | Quotations by Meher Fleuring Mille | Flour—Local blend Mt 47.00 o 41.09 “ Linseed Oll Menl— 16a Soya Bean Meal MAY Quotations by W. F. Jahn & Co, Wheat hay 4.00 | VEGETADLES | Prices Paid Wh ¢ Dealers | Quotations by Plone. ult & Produce Ar o Aeparage 160.20 Heets *. bunches 1.00 Cabbage Ver 1@ 0 Carrote— Local, box Caaliflower—Cal, crate rrvirs pal wholesalers ifle Fruit & Produce Co. cas | HIDES AND WOOL (Buying prices f, 0, b, Seuttle) Hides Lb Mides—-Lb. 8 05% | at) Gerrish Bros. fe Two Big Public Markets fj) 2308 Fourth Ave., near Bell St. ff} 6512 10th Ave. N. B. University District Pure Cane Sugar Specials This Week | 10 Ibs, 4... aa 67c | $2.65 9c 25c sigan ibs 25c Douay be eae $2.00 Morrell's astern Bacon, wholo AEM fiyo to Xo 25c t Pickles, » Home-Mudo Broad. (Sat PLENTY OF SPACK TO PARK YOUR OAR Centennial, Fresh Milk daily, per quart Fe ral Milk, tall a cans, 3 ¢ received uns New Axparagus, 2 Del Monte large A Hest Yakima Gom Potatoes, 100 Ibs. in who achieve want Hills Bros Coffee A cup of Hills Bros. Coffee, steaming inthecup. Rising from its seal-brown depths is the spirit of the West . . . the will to accomplish and the energy to do. Since the days of empire build- ing, Hills Bros. Coffee has been the favorite drink of the coffee-loving West. Puncture the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Release that wonderful aroma. How it quickens the senses]! Brew a cup and f¢aste that marvelous flavor! Every delicious drop is a fillip to drooping body and spirit . . « a prod to greater achievement. Reg. U.S Pat. Off, The spirit of the West is vacuum- locked in every can. Not even the faintest whiff of flavor can escape until you break the seal. Ask for Hills Bros. by name and look for the Arab on the can. Hills Bros, Coffee is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE In the original Vacuum Pack coffee freth. which keeps the ©1925, Hille Bros, Ship News | Tides in Seattle | Birst Low Tide u A fernan's Dry Dock—Bktn E. as R. 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