The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 21

EATTLI An FATAL TRIP OF = NRIGIBLE 0. K. ee ARE CONFIRMED BILL IS FILED an = § Lansdowne Satisfied With Hartley Appointees Are Ap- Rep. Chamberlain Proposes Arrangements, Court Told proved by Senate Vote Equalized Awards y N By Start ¢ h By Staff Correspondent . durir ’ nd J ' t a i } i le . ' R : ‘ ; ' ox * rk $ ' t y he gov l the re i ‘ ry ar ; Ds t $ 1 AF : ‘ Am ERAS TY LPS mg Na TREE TEA | ORANGE Te Ay a If you will remember to say Tree Ww Coolidge Praises Aircraft Report ASKED SUIT 1 in federa Tea Orange Pekoe and not simply “orange pekoe”—you will do your ‘ tea taste a big favor and your purse t a bigger one. Hence,"say it together” i —Tree Tea Orange Pekoe! ; i u ¥ ta ! e [for those who prefer green tea there's Tree Tea Japan) c at ¥ . ; k { Unt t N & BS 4 i f LITT TTT Eahaoe Litt | F a ‘ a - i am? AVENUE R a k »” CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET oe, 7 a 128 AVENVE r H “Seattle's Bar ain's se Food Center” 12 ‘AV F UNION between PIKE & 29 AVE ENTRANCE — through BON MARCHE in ee a Bring Your Own Container hae QUALITY MEATS AT|| FRUIT CAKE |/5 MAYONNAISE] | BARGAIN PRICES _| | qusiy—aoy sic || Lb. 25c BREAKFAST BACK BACON ......Ib., 37c Lb. 65c¢ Tt CHOICE T-BONE or SIRLOIN ROAST Your choice of white, raisin, | Chili My Ib.,, 2c + ‘7¢ %, whole wheat : Pt. {5c BUREVHARD 3 04 oles ccc e 2 Ibs. 35c 14-Lb. Loaf . : La] Made in Our Own Kitehen Olympic Meat Company BREAD, llc I Western Delicatessen] COTTAGE BUTTS .............. Ib. 320'| United Bakeries || Seaitle Market, 109 Occidental! T-BONE STEAK ...............-- Ib., 25¢ Upper Floor FANCY LEG OF LAMB .......... Ib., 30c Our Famous Central Meat Company Sweet Seediees “Blossom Blend” Lower Floor ORANGES j CHOICE VEAL STEAKS ....... 2 Ibs. 35c iH Coffee, Lb. 43¢ PRIME RIB ROAST ROLLED _.Ib,, 221/¢ Doz. 25c [In 2 Lbs. 85c| PicnicHAMS................ Ib., 22'5¢ Hest. Smooth . Roasted the day you Bay City Meat Company Sweet 5 Lbs. || buy it Upper Floor Potatoes 25c a Western Coffee Shannon Fruit & Stores Co. Vegetable Co. Upper and’ Lower Floors Upper Floor a Apples $1.50 -.q| | GRAPEFRUIT ||@ 6 Lbs. 25c “la c Salt Herring 3 for 25c a akima Gem Cabbage, Any 2 for 25c Jonathan Doz. ||™ ; ’ Potatoes APPLES. 15 Size, Each 5c k $2.90 c Sack $2. Lucky Strike | | Washi Seattle Fruit & RY tre Washington Fruit Vegetable Co. Varon’s Place Fish Co. & Vegetable Co. Upper Floor Lower Floor—Rear —{ Upper Floor Lower Floor, Front | H Big C S 0 CO. Uppersansd LawerWosee! | oertore AMERICAN GROCERY STORES CO. 2" |e) Main Office and Mail Order Dept. 1037 Sixth Ave, South, 109 Occidental = MOST POPULAR PRICED FOOD STORE—SERVICE WITH A SMILE |. Larrowe’s Pure Old Yankee Aunt Jemima COFFEE 100 Lbs. BUCRWHE \T SYRUP | “PANCAKE. | Vac. Pack, Ib. 53¢ FLOUR |. i FLOUR Special Blend, 48¢ |B SUGAR $5 0 4, tbs. ois Pt. Bottle 25¢ Small Pkg. 15¢ SES ROID | 5 | ‘9 Ibs Small Tin 57¢ Large Pkg. 39¢ MILK, 6 cans 57¢ al I a Oregon Jumbo W alnuts,2 lbs. 75¢ Gardner Loganberries, No, 2 tin, Solid Pack Tomatoes, 8 cans 50¢. | IXL Oregon Almo nds or Filbert, | 2 cans, 55¢. | Fancy Louisiana Shrimp. or t. 5 lbs, $1.00. Dromedary Grape Fruit, No, 2 tin, Oysters, 8 oz. can, 17¢. ai Stn-Maid Raisins, Seedless, bulk, 2 cans, 55¢. | Royal Chef Minced Clams, Ib, 10¢ Maryland Corn, No, 2 tin, 2 cans, 2 cans, 29¢, Italian Prisms , Slb. pkg., 73¢. 2be. Golden Shore Whole Clams, bby Apple Butter, can, ATe Montana Sugar Peas, No, 2 tin, = hoolboy Peanut 13 utter, Ib, 25¢. 5 cans 50¢. Tomato Soup, mg Hillsdale Pines apple (broken slices) | No, 2 Tin, Old Pal String Beans, | § 1 Se, a No. 214 tin, 19¢. op) 8, 25¢. Calumet B aking Powder, lb. 28¢. |g I LITT] Seana PETE LL el Th bt tt “CODE OFFICIALS WORKER PENSION W ild Ginger Perfume Is |FRANGE 10 TALK) 222. i" Se 60 MILLIONS IS: PARDON POWER == 9.69] SPECIALS |i." $7 | Made by U.W. Student! Laboratory E xpe riments Fragrant K DEBT AGAIN Ambassador Will Carry Negotiations With U. S Lead to Discovers N. W. Plant xtract From on \ READ! mMARKET BAZAAR! —— QUITS=—=| We are going to quit after years of faithfully serving you! IREAD! READ! To make this store live long in your memory, we have Thrown Cost, Profits, Replacing of Stock to the four winds by SMASHING PRICES TO ATOMS. Never before such a sale as this—Never again will we be able to give you—and save you—the dollars SHOES | you now can SAVE at this Quitting Sale, SHOES SATURDAY $1.69 j From 9 A. M. to 12 Ladies’ Silk Fiber ae ie Oe pair IS CLIPPED Misses’ Tan Oxfords— By Staff Correspondent : at tsoree Ladies’ Felt Slippers— br ‘ie toes—Real v alues to leather soles schoo $3.50 $1 19 and heels 39c shoes 98c MEE en's Wo0l-Mixed Boys’ Caps—Late Styles —NNE Socks, Assorted itis BOYS’ pair - 19c | patterns... 49c BOYS Two-Pants all Corduroy Suits; Pants; sizes; wear well; MARKET 1534—PIKE PLACE—1536 rd : iealdialicis Address—Foot of Pine St. and Pike Place Ma; cc Bk Ck REE $6 SE LEE LE LED ELLE RRR LLL alias ¥ CORNER PUBLIC MARKET—SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET | i ‘ 3q: CORNER| A. AND A. : BOLDT’S warxet SOAP MARKET MURRAY cai, ¥ 25c STORE NO. 1 Milk-Fed Veal Roasts. ... assorted, all sizes, 5] GOOD MEATS ny FOR LESS PM “laVec i SATURDAY SPECIALS COOKIES, two dozen for . : Stall 127 Sanitary Market | Fancy Lamb Roasts............. PMY 4 ASSORTED FRENCH PASTRY 25 Opposite Liberty Theatre Siegen PotRoasts’ {Oc } three for c STORE NO. 2 Ta Ghacs f #. ¥ HOME-MADE and GRAHAM BREAD, 96 Stall 53 _Heonomy Market ae ‘ cn aes 14c * two for ower oor ‘a were ae ey ey ee ¥ CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP Eastern Sugar-Cured || Sugar-Cured HAMS q Six Bars for 22 BACON 25cn, Y pe puabgesinds stint Dai | S0Cs. : ¥ ra a tony soar | MURRAY'S WASHINGTON MARKET ¥ Co. MURRAY MEAT co. sin Exerc . ‘ Honey Cakes, Mercipse, Springle, Anise Ta eae ——<—____... .... }) Xe MARGARINE 3 Lbs. 75 YAKIMA GEM SPUDS $2.75 Sk. x ¥ eee Bane JO : ©) APPLES benciour $1.25 Box 7 if 1 38-4 x BEGINN’S BAKE SHOP | Philadelphia Butter Store Katz and Feinberg sinic3 ware $2 h IGE Firat: Ave—Sanitary Market @ and § Sanitary Mkt Lower Fl | Lower Floor Opposite Petschi's Meat Market # of oon nna aerate R PIKE PLACE AND ECONOMY PUBLIC MARKETS x a Ss A R “The BIGGEST Little GROCERY in the Worla” 38 “4 BEST, 7 CUT- PRICE R MEAT |: Sr 8 bbs. 48 || G.FLHASTINGS’ Crocent § I\ FOR THE HOLIDAYS Economy, Municipal and Pike Pl 1523 Pike Place Market is ‘ All Seattle restaurants and most neighbor Markets SATURDAY. SPECIALS : hood butchers have deer meat. Ask for it or | a 4 phone BLIscldle, Host fbr’ (hits new Aldeka CARNATION or BORDEN’S D aes “Ol dean hite Soap, et A al Pepeeaee MILK & { 37c Peet’s Granulated Soap*!arse aL 00 | te \X@ DEER MEAT SUAAW OaTGs (Regular 850 sts2) i} ’ 10¢ to 35e Ib. Municipal Market, 62 Pike Place — ix Re ee eat Market, 88 Economy Market The Following Specials Good One Week: RY} SMOKED DEER MEAT NOW READY ALE 59 { Mus | ALASKA DEER MARKET 51h. bo \¥ y & 32-33 Economy Market Lower Floor ] Sal Goon: MTC HE i ‘4 Saturday Demonstration @ e CLEANUP OF HOLLAND BULBS 50 Varieties THE PENNY BUYS AN EXTRA DOZEN 4 large cans ans, 4 for \ Free Sandwiches! Ie Made With Small cans, 3. for Campbell's To Tapioca or Sago, 3 Ibs..... Small White Beans, Pears or Plums, Skat or Vanco, ; Red Mexican Chile sea ‘3 Ibs, Schoolboy Peanut But : ARMOUR’S DELICIOUS BAKED HAM ‘ DAN’S MARKET Outlook Market PURE ONEY 55¢ 4 Larek Fresh is 45¢ po:, Soiled Shells, But Guaranteed Fresh 85 Pike Street For Example: Daffodils, one dozen two dozen for J. A. BOYCE SEED CO. 85 Pike St. Outlook Market Pound Pail 4 : S125. - SLI6 ALBERS | Albers FLAPJACK | site FLOUR LARGE 27%c , ctv LIBERTY fi W. M. DIGNON COW PATH CREAMERY 1517 Vike Place Market BUTTER 54c Lb. Large Se feats EGGS 45c Guaranteed G ‘Stall 5 : 4 PARCEL POST DEPOT Na ri {THE ANCIENT HIGHWAY” sv with JACK HOLT, BILLIE DOVE, MONTAGU LOVE at The | BRORE PASE SE SESE SE POSE ISA PEP PA TEE EE EE Economy Market Center of Lower Floor 2 Dor. ee SMAL Lower Floor