The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 19

THE SEAT I The’ Radio St. tar | Faye VARIETY i More Music Than Anything Else Friday Evening ! TWO PLAYS AT KOA." Distant Stations Offering)” Attractive Programs lie and #0 yleum industry Pullman, | | ‘amalion A Spanish War Veterans’ | OUDERS WRAND quartet will sing “A Hot Time | st in the Old Town Tonight,” at | » ae from the classical, religious TiS Friday, from KOA (823), fa id time” melody that has Afterward ( BOA players will it, ng the air hereabouta for "a onenct | Say which, | WOC (484) puts on an old fide | yy diers’ contest at BAKING POWDER | ome rie (P. T) Friday. | one ee club from KGO (361) t Haw 29 Ounces for QO" < % mA? tiene yHY PAY HIGHER PRICES? |" " vay of Pounds Used by the Government a Seqanut Grave, || ‘The Methodist chotr of Clinton, “ cone Ia. wlll lng for WOC (484) at 7 Do you know what springtime in Tillamook means? here on the Pacific Coast pleased the palates of their folks last year with more than seven million pounds. Tillamook flavor and Tillamook quality make Tillamook the first choice of homekeepers. N the fine sleck cows come fresh in Tillamook in springtime the meadows of the little valley are covered deep with luscious grasses. Little wonder, then, that milk from these state- inspected herds is so sweet and pure, so high in food values. : In kitchens glistening with spotlessness, white-clad cheese makers transform this rich milk into the Tillamook cheese of CENTRAL Now the spring “make” is ready Now the spring ‘‘make’’ of this favorite full-cream cheese is on the market. Get it at your grocer’s by the slice or handy hae ee golden goodriess your grocer has for size loaf. fe it proj tae you. To be sure you get Tillamook with its a home cooks ani hele. Mail the coupon. famous flavor look for the name on the rind, Only the genuine bears the brand. Not a pound goes out of this valley with- | out it. Tillamook is the original branded | cheese, This is full cream cheese Only when the cream is left in is it possible to attain the fine flavor that has given Tillamook its fame. Good cooks TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION, Tillamook, Oregon Twenty-four cheese kitchens owned and operated co-operatirely by the dairymen of Tillamook County TILLAMOOK CHEESE Look for TILLAMOOK on the RECIPE BOOKLET COUPON Tillamook County Creamery Association, Tillamook, Oregon Please send me the cheese recipe booklet by Alice Bradley, | | of Miss Farmer's School of Cooking, and others \ ‘ r } An program w be broad. } Hegre Yat! Huber) ane oe t from WEAR (389) at Cleveland | "! ' - Friday from 9 to 11 Pacific tir | Reverie, ys ¢ ere The Western Giant orchestra \. Tngria “Arneson. Bera’ wet: | for | od wy W arre pn And » will) known soprano, will sing from | on $05), atarting @ KFI (467) at Los Angeles at 9 | sects = SO | Saturday. New books will be dis. a cussed from the same station at CLIP THESE ORCHESTRA bs, ear 5 SCLLIEDULES ron SATURDAY TL LE STAR RADIO PROGRAMS A FRIDAY ~ AVATTLIG STATIONS (00), a PAGE 19 WOCO (417 wito! 40), Des Moines 6-10, progres | SATURDAY || yo KVOA (104) COAST STATIONS KFPY (265), Spo! KWAK (348), You need not accept the word of any coffce roaster about the quality of his coffee. You can be i your own judge and jury simply by making the Folger Coffee Test. The Folger Test is simple—but practical. It offers you the one sure | Make the | Folger Coffee Test | Drink Folger's Golden | Gate Coffee tomorrow * |] morning. | ‘The next morning drink the coffee you have been using. The third morning drink Folger's again. A morning or two and you'll decidedly favor Veo Trail"; §, | Angelen—6)15 one brand or the other; ‘ pes eiergatie Mad aac way to judge coffee qual- That's fair isn’t ie? ity. It plays no favorites, but challenges a direct MIDWEST STATIONS , : WOE (4H), Davenport. Tata comparison of Folger’s Golden Gate with any ‘ ple other brand. F NUOM ( 4 alae ( / Order a can of Fol- Wis | aes, atu |e weeo” : to, gute | WoaW tea 1830-1925 ger's and start the test studio | TWAT (328), cincinnatl—6-1,, pro: #f Quality and Service © COMOFOw morning. er re ’ J.A. FOLGER & CO. of mom than 1,000 os will be qn athe seasprzerah | 18! AVE —petween PIKE & UNION 222 AVE ENTRANCE — through BON MARCHE Our Customers’ Choice. A Fancy 50¢ Coffee Rich in Flavor. Coffee. Lb. 45c BEST MEATS AT THE RIGHT PRICES! CHOICE VEAL ROAST, Ib............ 12% | Dressi 3 Lbs. $1.25 GHOIGH*POT-ROAST, Mb. cc. dew ches 15 : es FRESH BOILING CHICKENS, Ib......... 25c | Sandwich Spread : BAY CITY MEAT COMPANY { Ib. 40c Western Coffee Co. Upper Floor Western Delicatessen Upper and Lower Floors Upper and Lower Floors and Lower Floor Front CHOICE LEG OF LAMB, Ib FANCY LEG OF LAMB, Ib Your Choice of White, | FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER— Raisin, we . Whole “Wild: Rosey Brand) 1b. «ec kee sides sicuces 45c New Potatoes a OLYMPIC MEAT COMPANY 1!,-lb. Loaf Lower Floor 3 lbs. 25c BREAD, fle | cuoice por ROAST, Ib.........0..0. 12% | Strawberry 3 Ibs. FANCY VEAL STEAK .........-. 2 Ibs. 35¢ | hub b Nothing Better— | SU RICTLY FRESH RANCH EGGS, doz. . .33c ubarb = 10c bestia aoe crit YF COBEN TOL ess cist tiely eiore, oie 'o die alaiqee Be cc mine 65c Varon’s Place Lower Floor—Rear United Bakeries Upper Floor CENTRAL MEAT COMPANY Lower Floor Florida Grapefruit 4 for 25c Juicy Lemons 6 for 10c Washington Fruit & Vegetable Co. Lower Floor, Front New Shipment of Red West Indies Bananas Large Fat Salt HERRING Each 5c Yellow Newton Apples 6 for 25c Seattle Fruit & Vegetable Co. Upper Floor New District HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 15c Shannon Fruit & Vegetable Co. Upper Floor Limit 6 to a customer, Lucky Strike Fish Co. Upper Floor 3 vownrowy AMERICAN GROCERY (trim en' STORES STORES CO. phar yp) Main Office and Mail Order Dept,, 1037 6th Ave. So. MA in-7004 SHOP ANY DAY WITH US AND SAVE It will be LESS at American Stores—operated on the “Cash and Carry” plan. Low overhead—no bad bills —central downtown locations, SATURDAY PRICES Dromedary Grapefruit, SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION 2 cans 45¢ Campbell's Beans, 3 cans. ..29¢ Columbia River Salmon, 1s Apricots, 2 cans.........000% 3s5¢ for 75¢; 1s, £ Loganberries, 2s, per cap..... 25¢ & Oysters, small cans..... 15¢, 17¢ Tomatoes, 2 cans..........-- 35¢ be ‘ or 7 F Del Monte Catsup.... + BBE SUGAR, MILK y FLOUR at Peas, can \...ee00s5 15¢ and 17¢ ; Pineapple, squats sliced, 2 cans 35¢ PRICES YOU CAN'T BEAT String Beans, 6 cans......... T5¢ CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET CENTRAL