The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1925, Page 19

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q TULY THURSDAY pONVICT TURNS 1 PASS ROAD 10: 10 PAINTING OPEN JULY 11 al, Whiles Time Stevens *Ro ng Tria aaa ave 4,060-Foo with Canvas and Oils gan RAFA pave duate of pceused of aw on AD ‘ur Catch Setting Record Off Coast}: VICTORIA, B. ( ajo} .o ror Corner Market Sanitary Market CLOSE Appropriate Picnic Specialties ALL DAY MEET THE PRODUCER SUGAR nm. 4 Lbs. 24c¢ Best Limit 4 Ibs, ¥ ty Lower Floor ECONOMY GROCER 38 Economy Mk —<—<—<<$—$—$—____ HEMSTITCHING While You Walt Plain and 4c Yd. Scalloped MIL 3} Stall 59. Economy Mkt. Lower FI. CELEBRATES THE FOURTH Another Shot at Meat Prices! Lean Loin Legs Lamb PORK ROASTS Lamb Chops Veal Chops. . 9c Steer Steaks val atime Phe AL LAMB sz mInAY’s WASHINGTON MKT. 4%—Pike St. Corner Market, Lower Floor MURRAY MEAT CO.scc03°° '® Municipal Market BARTLETT'S GROCERY STALL 45 ‘*pitery Market STALL 45 Brentwood Small Peas, 2 cans...... 25e¢ King Oscar Sardines Peets’ Large Wash. Machine Soap. .25¢ Picnic Supplies for Your Outing MALT, HOPS, PUNCH SYRUPS MAIN-3457 WE DELIVER Farida Grape Fruit 5 for oe Watermelons, tb. 50, Sanitary Market. Lower Floor Entrance. Per gallon Carnation Mush large pkg. 33c SUGAR WHOLESALE PRICES EVERY DAY RYSTAL WHITE| © SOAP 6 Bars 23c Pe uUSH ATRLAKES, W-PATH Ww. M. 1317 Pike yand Municipal Markets GEORGE’S {3,7 7H BARGAINS 1,000 extra fancy Morrell’s Pride Cured Camping 40) Ibs. Morrell’s Fancy Sugar ed Bacon . ly Fresh Dressed PACKING C0, 1527-1529 Pike Place Market LARRY SEMON Pre The Wizard of 0z” with CHARLIE MURRAY, MARY CARR and BRYANT WASH [ ha Doo ooo ooo wooo oo .ololo occ i, G. F. HASTINGS’ Na Amaizo Oil $1.45 BROOMS, 38¢; 2 for 75c GOURMAN’S GROCERY {12 Pike PI. Market, Lower Floor dust Arrived—Pure Yakima ONEY 5-lb. Pail 75c We Specialize in Carnation and Sugar Stalls, Pike Vince Market, Loediat Oreatnery. Butter. Good as New ad Reaches t Elevation CAT BROKE Rags RLINGTON e BI BURNING UP “GAS.” NEW YORK A that seems) ® r until It reaches| ‘ a0 admire doooopooooo) aon ooL rae SSO SISETET UBLIC MARKET CENTER Pike Place Market Economy Market SATURDAY, JULY 4th: Please Shop Early Tomorrow Are Most Attractively Priced New Summer Fruits and Vegetables Are Arriving Daily CUT PRICE 1523 Pike Place Market Specials for Friday Only Tall Cans Limit Four Carnation, Borden or Federa’ 35c Campbell's Pork and Beans, 4 cans 35e¢ Sticed Pineapple, large cans 21e Lifebuoy Soap, 5 for...., Sectewet Oe Gold Shield or Reliance Coffee, Lib. can 496 Crystal White Soap, 5 bars 19¢ mS ial The Workingman’s ——Friend — 4th of July Specials EARLY TOMORROW. THERE WILL BE A BIG CROWD! Pot Roasts Lamb Roasts Veal Roasts der E And His SHOP Hamburger and oe g. veet soe» es HM Hothouse Tomatoes 22c | Apricots, Basket, 37¢ of her brother, JOHN W. AUGUS Veal Cutlets Trsian."aso known oe castes I Hothouse Cucumbers 8c | Plums, Basket, 39c Lamb Chops months ago and ts about 36 years LETTUCE, RADISHES, Baby Beef Steaks Rolled Rib Roasts Spare Ribs 12;¢ LEGS 1925 SPRING LAMB... LOIN PORK CHOPS......... 25c Fresh Killed Chickens........... 19l\g¢ Choice Bacon ..............005- 221e¢ CLARKE’S MARKET Stalls 5-7-9, Sanitary Market, Lower Floor STAR WANT AD SUB-STATION Postoffice, Pike Place Mkt., Lower Floor Rates—Count 6 words to line: 1 insertion, 20c; 3 insertions, 18c. Closing time, 10 a. m. Bring Container of Bartell Drug Store, Acorn” CREAMERY Dignon Place Arcade Look for 66 the Signs Sirloin Steak Round Steak | T-Bone Steak | Rib Steak Veal Steak Lamb Chops Lamb Steal Pot Roasts Veal Ronsts Lamb Roasts Hamburger $g.50 Beef Stew Lamb Stew Veal Stew Rebuilt and Guaranteed Cost new $16.00 and $18.00 CALHOUN'S UTILITY SHOP APPLICATIONS FOR NEW AUTO DRIVERS’ LICENSE. 14274 Ist Av s Bcdbihy Mkt HOS! T OFF , MA ity 3080 PIKE ? PLACE Orr sents Saturday at the BURN Liberty 8i2¢) THE SEATTLE STAR E19 BRING HAWAIIAN TRADE HERE Tourist Bureau Branch in Seattle to Fight South Gre Brazil’s Advertising | Discussed at Lunch \ MINE STRIKE | THREATENED West Virginia Trouble May)’ Spread Over Natipn 5 —/ Music in a Sunsuit ~ “JAPS PLAN OWL. WORKINGS : the Saghalien Question to Be. ! Settled Shortly | must « made of America,’” omply with with the Unt I *®! men who are pany, it wil The de officially be Street Car Unions to Hold Conference ne pe M. J murray of Beatle pre Ag ected to be the presi pany after the con c vital im will come up at |meeting, but no definite program, cer has been announced | announces that matters of | portance the | de W THERMOMETER ‘.-A newly invented the; er registers both indoor and r temper ature For t emper a ze a O} i} ed. car when the mixture in the ecarbu lee retor is not increased by pulling out| out TON. Tests by the bu | the choke than it does to tv e the oer door dards have proved it|/a good rich mixture for a few mo ¢ to start a motor | ments NINA JUST ADORES the Sousaphone. So did all the} STARTING YOUR MOTOR other patients at Firlands, the city’s big tuberculosis sana- torium, when Raymond Fagan'’s Symphonic orchestra, 10 | takes more gn | strong, headlining at Pantages theater this week, drove out Wednesday morning and gave them some wonderful music. Nina, in her “sun suit,” announced her intention of joining | up with the “world’s fastest melody unit” as soon as she] was all well again, and pr ded to practice up a bit. & Bradley, Star Staff Photographers | ‘»«|(BUREAU OF | MISSING RELATIVES| The Star invites ite readers to use this | |reau of » ll : outside the wir idee and a tube runs 4" SHOP THURSDAY---FRIDAY No time to write Ads this week—too busy! JUST CLOSED THE LARG- EST MONTH’S BUSINESS PIGGLY WIGGLY HAS EVER DONE IN SEATTLE—Thanks to those that remembered — ALL PRICES ARE LOW AT PIGGLY WIGGLY—Not just the items advertised. And those that know—personal selection is genuine satisfaction. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES A FULL LINE ALL THE TIME Watermelons yon. 4¢|New Potatoes 7 Ibs. 24c = Casaba Melons poms 5:¢|/ Peaches, Basket, 33c MOVIE SHOW IN PLANE 5 la) La} Oo oO 0) oC) Oo Oo) on oO [3] oO [a a. the disappearance directly te The Star, Readers who may know the whereabouts of Barvens mentioned im this calamn es | missing me requested also The Star. Other newspapers are invited to reproduce such Hema ne will interest | thelr readers. fel fl anked by a rées nt | wee, Switzerland, to lo- | UST HOMBURGER, who | n Germany and lived > 1904, Pot. i) i) 1} 1} } lal an faxpartierte ONIONS, LEMONS, ORANGES cutter eryman and meat i ao Sn ne Va Camy’s 2°, Dhe|“PEP” =o Le stain, DOESN an arieaeanin ae Soup 3 for Pkg. and polish, set pl 6 ae es ss Chicago TIL? @ ALL $37.50—$1 thru, thanaa Lipey’s GEORGE W. HAGGLUND, form No. 2% 24 Heinz Pork and Beans S erly of 17 Earlington Apts, and 9 Whole mall 9c Oven Baked Ehman’s Libby’s orc Med. 14c Ripe 9 Oz. Tin 19¢ Olives 4 0z. Tin 10c Oxcar Hagglund, East Stanwood, Wash, George was last heard from | New Year's day of this year, when he Intended going to work at Tay- lor's mill Faultless Queen Olives Full pint Jar I SARDINES King Oscar . 29c (7ic 1422 THIRD AVE. At the Checkered Clock WOULD-BE HERO FINED LONDON.—Frederick Austin tried to stop a thief by firing his revolver | at him, The shot passed thru ten! pairs of trousers In a tailor’s shop. | No one was injured, but Austin was | CKLES (A 7 ined 40 shillings for discharging a} Crown note toad, oil c CWITH US | wan cvrm Gomet. . . . 12yo) Uibby’s Mustard st 12¢ | | PLYMOUTH, Eng.— Altho nearly | | blind and 67 years old, Phillip He llyer | |recently saved a child from dsown. ing. He plunged into a river and brought the youngster back to aj dock aye which ie had fallen, Ship . ore Collee 46c 46 GOLD léc Friday and Saturday Nites Salad Quarts 53c Oil Pints 29c Boat 22¢ | Wesson WASHINGTON MACARONI July 34 and 4th Dancing Until 12:30 | PAS DANCE | STAMFORD.—A horse belonging to crap ha ened | huckster here rings the bells and COOLEST HALL IN TOWN |! ji¢ts the knockers on tho doors of his HORSE RINGS BELL CORAL SHRIMP |? ___| master’s customers, Dry pack vccercscecsscevseccecevceseaes PICNIC PLATES, Per Pky. 8c Golden Bantam Com scr 5O| NAPKINS, Pkg. ot 40. Be WAX LUNCH ROLLS, 3 for bb A PICNIC SETS. P&G. “sous 19e N. B.C. SODA »». Citrus Powder ‘:" 22c] CRACKERS ™° NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.’S rrcxen 1s CRACKERS AND CAKES At_Wholesalo_ or Les PIGGLY SUGAR, Pure Cane iio istic aay, USUALLY 10 ‘ORNns A HUNDRED UNDER THE LOWEST ADVERTISED PRICE PIGGLY WIGGLY Ine i Saves HousekeePers Many Dollars: Downtown Store Is Located in Queen City Market, Fourth and Pine 1p02 dueen Anne Ave 1th Ave, and 1 Pike | 21 Broadway N. at" run Marvard N. and Wantlake rao Thera Alaska FEARS CA OCOTETTZT PIGGLY_WIGG PTHA SOAP 7c 1 FOR THE |A Chance to Earn a Learn The Star has several good routes, in all parts, of the city open to live-wire energetic boys who want the chance to earn and learn. * Carriers who serve during the summer months will retain their routes after school starts, if they so desire. Apply in person at the Cirgu- lation Department. THE SEATTLE STAR Seventh Ave, between Union and University Streets 1th Ave. N. and Rectaset o oO Oo o [a] [a] oO Q

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