The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 19

PAGE 18 aaa cee gee DIVORCE HAVEN Mexican Villag to Our Famed Reno weight 16-0z. cans— ALWAYS (CRESCENT MANUFACTURING Co. Seattle, Washington By getting our beautiful Whiting & Mead | PLUMBING || FIXTURES direct from us, at our Wholesale | Prices $ Buys 5igft. “puil pattern, heavy, clear, white enamel— BATHTUB No waves, no pin holes, no black specks. We have in- stalled over 600 tubs in Seat- te with all customers satis. SINKS one- “ob sink, $ 25 with back, faucets and |} trap, only— Asi aa apron com plete with faucets, ete, Take a car ride and save big money. We fill Mail Orders, Write for quotations. D he 009 BSTLAKE eh Nort th of e New Rival § health and strength. «| Mrs. Nancy Burnett Dies After Illness A FULL RATION Science holds that cod-liver | ex: econom @ oiligimportant to assure chil- | |*',,"’ ical dren or adults a full ration |*" ! of health-building vitamins. | seman: Scott's Emulsion’: 7 is the form of cod-liver oi] The « Jamaica to the that millions have been using | the fir so successfully since ; 1873. It builds & Bowne, BMoomfeld, N. J, The Origin and Oper- ation of Skaggs Stores Eben, mythieal dark f the No stock er been of- AT OUR PIKE STREET BAKERY DEPARTMERT 2-Layer Cocoanut Cream Cake, Home-Made Cake German Coffee Cake, each. 6, 3 for 25¢ DOR COUMETE TR OABN GS 5 dies cow? saad Ss 4UR bib ob ae cs EL 25e Pap-meed, drottee Squares, \eaeh ys. (4s caiee soe Oke ccs ve vc csvleGass ines Se Doughnuts, TIn EATTLE STAR |Prague Toy Makers Work for Holidays AGUE " : TheMost | rh Mexia nana OBSTINATE 1K. , See ee COUGH C —will often begin to improve with made with remedial e! coughs of bror Tt helps natu than twenty y: droggistsiniarg afe for longer very ~—at Your GrOCENS each, per dozen 30e 20¢ “Big Savings in Quality Meats” At Our Pike Street, West Seattle, Greenwood and University Markets Young Beef Swift's Swift’ Swift's ancy Legs Swift's Legs of Spring Lamb, 2 to 6 pounds, per pound . Our Bacon, especially smoked, has Young Spring Chickens to Roast or Fry, We offer 2 pounds, 100% Pot Roasts, per pound LAlse and Tied Prime Rib Roasts, per pound . 28e¢ A of Milk-Fed Veal, 2 to-6 pounds, per pound 2314 | : a8¢ 5 Swift's Fancy Cottage Rolls, a real breakfast feast ;2 to 6 lbs.; per lb. 3314¢ a fin yor; per Ib. S71g¢, Sliced 45¢ f DOr Dyis xs de aievchus ‘ Sle Pure Snow White Shortening, noted for its fine 50c purchase, for ...... id tnerece's: sete 20¢ fh baking qualities, with every SATURDAY, MONDAY, TEsoAy and | WEDNESDAY FEATURES Tall Cans Federal Milk; Borden’s Eagle Brand Milk, e200. Sage ; 35c Large 24% Cans Fancy Maximum § d Sum- mer Pack Pineapple; . $1.00 — Pails Snowdrift Chast ack 8 9c Cans Quart Cans Plato or Wesson Oil, Each: 05. 45c Albers’, Quakers’ or Kellogg’s Rolled Oats, Large Tubes, “ 29c Each ... a orrers Pancake .33c Maximum 69c Maximum Flour, 314-1b, Pkgs., Each. 10-Ib, Sacks Pancake Flour, Each. Skaggs Cane and Maple Syrup, unusually good can... 53c 1900 Sixth Avenue West 233 Summit Avenue North 6307 Tenth Avenue N. B. 4704 Fifth Avenue N, 4711 University Way 1100 Tenth Avenue North 2623 Kast Union 1118 Howell Street street Skaggs Rose Bud First Pickings of Highland Japan Tea, ¥4-Ib. Pkg .39c Big K Fiour is the best Hard Wheat Blend we know of. Every Sack Lb. Pkg... ....73¢ Guaranteed— i ; . 49-Ib, eS White Wrap Sack... 92,39 hy see) Best Blend ; SKAGGS i . 24-Ib. | 3 Pound 9-Ib. . Orange Wrap Old = Dutch — Cleanser Pound (limit to each cus- tomer)— 48c AGM cisvurles 5c Fancy Carrots or Beets, 5 Lhs. "19c Fels Naptha Soap; 10 bars to Carton; "59 Yakima Firm Yellow Each .... Cc Onions, 15 5 Pp ; Pee GO. the white 5 Pounds...... Cc 7 ~ ——$<—<——____. Naphtha Soap, { Marblehead Squash, by 30 Bars. . ; the piece or 2 Large Packages White whole; Pound... King, Fach Bala 39c Large Tree Ripened Fancy Oregon Prunes, See them. on display, (3 9 39c M3 Pounds... 250, Bulk Seedless Raisins, Pounds eaten 2 5 Cc Medium Size Bars Ivory Soap, 2 5 c Creme Oil 1 Bars Soap, 12 Bars 9c Argo or Gloss Star 3 Pounds Kingsford’s BPM GSY. ss va | Turnips or Rutabagas | Smyrna Layer Ay (All Vegetables—no Figs, Pound, . A9G | tops)— 19 — OO OW! 5 Pounds...... c elegy Fresh Standard Eggs, akima ‘Netted Gem Po- Per Dozen... 55c tatoes, All smooth, Firm Quality. 10 Pounds, . ‘35c 100-pound Sk. .$3.49 LOCATIONS: 410 15th Avenuo North 114.16 Pike Street 202 Broadway North 7227 Greenwood Avenue £406 Greenwood 10 SLL 24th Avenue N. We Duwamish Avenue California Avenue a a eae Skaggs Best Creamery Butter, $1.15 2-Ib. Roll, . 4729 California Avenue 6256 Wifth Avenue N, W, Renton, Washington 208 Kirst St., Bremerton Kirkland, Washington Auburn, Washington Bnu Washington Kent, Washington 4 A Good Place To Have a Loan Established 36 Years When Mutual other papers are kept in our own vault and you may look at them at any time. [Low Rates; Quick Action; No Commission | We do not sell your mortg tion of loan matters is by the your Washington abstract you borrow from | | | | | | | Savings Bank and age. Considera- our own board, which means quick action in any emergency, Washington Mutual Savings Bank 1101 Second Aventie Resources $37,000,000 OFFICERS NAYMOND IK. FRAZIER, President J. VISKEN, View President , HARKY SHELTON, Secretary WALTER ARD, Anat. Seeretary HARRY G. HALDWIN, Anat. Seeretary HEMMBENT C. BIYANT, Annt. Secretary Ses Ser= Be a re gener are PUGET SOUND Pp ep eae Fortunate Washington! Yesterday, citi- zens of Seattle and the State of Washington ex- pressed their gratitude for the many blessings they received during the past year. It certainly , was fitting that they do so. Th no section of the coun- try has there been greater advancement and more prosperity than in the State of Washington. Every section of uae state has been prosperous. Farmesss and fruit-growers have had abundant crops, with prices for their products well above the average. Labor has been steadily employed at adequate wages. More capital has been invested in this state than during any previous year. Building in Seattle and in the en- tire state has been unprecedented, In addition to all this, we in Western Washington have had one of the most beautiful summer and fall seasons in our history. Our olimate rivals and, in my opinion, excels that of any other seotion of the United States. Burdened by no boom conditions but with a wonderful steady growth and in- creased prosperity, we all have much to be thankful for. ‘ MR. PUGET POWER. y OWDR LIGHT COMPANY gvpom;em fm Af ec we fg) eet _~«.@ee ru wea