The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 21

1925 e ® priDAY, MAY § 8, 1925. Falited by Dr, Frank BK. Loope—Phone OA pitl4i%6 her ow and whispe 1 pel wy dear old moth queen. . COOS COUNTY, OREGON E freshest milk and cream from the great dairy country around Coos Bay go into the highly standardized production of Melowest Cheese—to make it best in quality—best in flavor. sist ON MELOWEST low prices the same in all } mot ne iS WO tth/ / our y % ur m for cash - /} Seattle i} J Stores LALLA 7 yoU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT OUR MONSON STORE IN THE OUTLOOK BUILDING, 85 PIKE STRE Aremodeled, newly equipped grocery store brimming full v at prices you are glad to pay! h fresh quality foods BLS NAPTI NAPTHA sOnP 4 or 25 Es INEAPPLE 2:"ts.’ 5 9c = tor 49c TOMATOES stirs: 14 17¢ Good Quality C Flag Brand C New York Sifted Early Peas—No. June Peas 2 Can —No. 2 Can IRYGRAPEFRUIT Pager Fevits BQ YS CALIFORNIA SPINACH ®::*" 19¢ (FORA ASPARAGUS TIPS =" 93¢ PORE FRUTT JAM: .2=-° 80. Gass 17e (WURCH’S GRAPE JUICE «= 326 « 63¢ F, G. F, Brand —fancy quality : Yellow Clings; a halves; large can GPRS ESERIES SS GSR STA SEN lc lg F. G. F. Brand —delicious for hot cakes and waffles; 4¥;-lb, can 59c DEL MONTE Tom MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 2 Cans [5c BUTTER FLAKES [9c SALMON #2" 106 "8" 2/2" 35¢ fi) DROMEDARY | BUN- GA- LO COFFEE 7 q —fine vacuum packed Yb. phe. | —none better sig dys SEATTLE NEIGHBORHOOD STORES Blatt Ave 77th and Woodland Park 714 Blewett St. oy pa W. and Me- Ave, A 2215 Queen Anne Ave, 25 Beaty plant. 201 "Hastlake Ave. 1906 N. 4 a A KE, a at oad ¥ —the most delicious cracker you ever tasted 4214 W. Alaska St, 2350 California Ave, 8501 Greenwood Ave, and E, Union 4201 Fremont Ave, ect 24th and Jacksow St. | 85 Pik 2 SEAN t TLE DOWNTOWN STORES ike St, (Outlook Mkt ) South End Public Market Westlake Public Market au THE unshine and Smiles From Seattig Shut- Ins WHE WANTED 2; Wet € SHUT-INS TO ATTEND CEREMONIAL vera} sbutdns had the pleasure | Pie THANK YOU en debt of thar SEATTLE STAR There’s No Substitute— None Just as Good as CALUMET ' és s THE WORLD'S GREATEST | “" BAKING POWDER Millions of Bake-Day Tests During the Past 35 Years Prove It. ‘| SALES 2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND PAGE 21 Tried It Recently? “Out West where they ask you to breakfast, I tasted a marvelous coffee” ' +) 1925, Hills Bros, HE whole-souled hospitality of the West and “that wonderful western coffee” are invariably men- tioned in the same breath by trav- elers returning East and abroad. The people they met . . . the cof- fee they drank—these are lasting impressions. It is not strange, therefore, that from the East and abroad come orders for Hills Bros. Coffee. You understand their enthusiasm the in- stant you puncture the vacuum tin that seals this coffee ef the West in all its original freshness. Lift a cup of Hills Bros. to your lips! . . . Drink deeply of its seal- brown depths! Know for yourself that The Recognized Standard is an earned title and not merely a fanci- ful phrase. Know for yourself why Hills Bros. Coffee is the favorite of the coffee-loving West. There is no finer coffee to be had. It is the cream of the crop—not of HILLS BROS COFFEE "Tn the orginal Cacuum Pack which keeps the coffee fresh one plantation, but of the planta- tions of the entire coffee-producing world. Blended with rare skill, roasted to a turn, ground with special machinery and packed in a’ special way. Hills Bros, Coffee. is economical to use, nica epee ee a