The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 18

CENTRAL PUBLIC (Upper and Lower HEINZ’S MUS PICKL pint CLUB LAD, 2 PIG’s S FE ET, per pound TARD very ‘tender, New, Potatoes, 4 Ibs Fresh Peas, pound New Beets, 3 bunches 2 bunc New Carrots, Hothouse Tomatoes, Cucumbers, each Fresh Spinach, pound . Head Lettuce, each Cauliflower, Sweet Oranges, dozen Sunkist Oranges, dozen Seedless Grage Watermelons, pound . Best Bing Cherries, Fancy Tomatoes, pound Walnuts, pound Dromedary Dates, pkg. are fresh roasted daily. prices of 1426 First Avenue Olympic Market Daylight \Bakery yourself to come in and gee our daylight bakery, where the most tasty out. The golden harvest field, with all its richness, is brought to you in Kap- pel & Rickles’ bread. Our bread and pastries are made out of the very best ingredients. Rappel&Rickles 108 Second Ave. So. Second and Yesler. Main 50565. Seattle G Pure Cane Sugar, 5 Ibs. Federal or Mount Post Toas Grape Nuts, Premier cans Jiffy Jell, 2 pkgs Booth’s Sardines, Sunset Brand Salmon, Golden West Pepper, Fixtra Faney Dried Pe Peaches, gal. can Vogan’s Marshmallow F/AST AVE. BETWEEN . PINE AND UNION 57-5. ENTRANCES SATURDAY SPECIALS--Market Closes 6 P.M. WESTERN DELICATESSEN CoO. 1422 First Avenue Farmers’ Vegetable Green Onions and Radishes, pound. . Central Fruit Stores Fruit, 4 for. Best Sunkist Lemons, dozen. Best Sweet Cantaloupes, each. . pound. Best Yakima Gem Potatoes, WESTERN COFFEE COMPANY Have you tried our Coffee? Western Special Blend, 35¢ Ib; 8 Ibs. . Quality Blend, 40¢ Ib; : Superior Blend, 45¢ lb; You will enjoy our Coffee. and bake in full view of | the public. You owe it to) bread in the city is turned, AMERICAN GROCERY STORES COMPANY BIG DOWNTOWN STORES Help Yourself Grocery, Upper Floor, Central Public Market Central Grocery, Lower Floor, Central Public Market $0 Shih: 6655 8's abe a n’s or Carnation Mi Ik, 2c Wheat Biscuits, ¢ 2 pkgs. Baked Pork and Bea ans, large icy OR re «+--+, $81.39 8- c ° M. J. B. Coffee, lb. 49¢, "$1 $1.45 2 ting... 0 15¢ | Hills’ Red Can Coffee, 1b. . 506 Ib. [ 21% Ibs. . “Sun Maid” Seedless Raisins, bulk, Extra Fancy Dried Apple Prunes, Santa Clara, sweet, FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES MARKET SEATTLE MARKET Floors) Occidental Avenue and ‘ Yesler Way CUT DILL PICKLES, ve 15¢ | per cuar oo FANCY QUEEN ‘OLIVES, cece 25c per pint . ..25c SWEET MIXED PICKLES, 15c | per pint 20c REMEMBER—We have the best assortment of Deticntessems for your Lunches and Pienles Company | Washington Fruit & Vegetable eae Company “4 Ripe Cantaloupes, 10¢ and 2 Watermelons, pound Best Peaches, basket . Fancy New Potatoes, 4 lbs Best English Gooseberries, ‘ancy Tomatoes, |b Extra Fancy Lemons, Extra Sweet Oranges, All kinds of Berries, market. Fancy Cucumbers, each. for Se . Bige 5 bu 10¢ and up Pl 10¢ in th -10¢ and 15¢ AKE-RITE READERY 1414 First Avenue, Between Pike and Union Doctors recommend Dark Bread Try our Whole Wheat, Graham, Rye 8 Ibs. If not, it will pay you to investigate. Our Coffees e And guaranteed to please or money back. We advance our prices only when it is absolutely necessary. And are still selling at our regular rerrer ere $1.00 | ee $1.15 3 Ibs.... $1.30 We will appreciate your patronage. STORE LOCATIONS 1420 First Avenue Central Market 109 Occidental Seattle Market 'MOTOR TO SEATTLE FROM WASHINGTON hand “flivver Purchasing a secon || at Washington, D. C discharged from Camp Wheeler, Ga, Harvey EB. Linne, of Seattle, and Ce motored to climbing "a Peak over and thru snowdrifts They started May 16, and arrived here on || June 24 without mishap or they were A man Walked up Second avenne Thursday avening He had a decided tmp. Tt meem tep he took gare cil Dickson, of Tacoma, Seattle from Washington i|P | as a apecial ntunt by the way he most be a ¥ Maybe he had been hit In the fo PICNICKERS ATTENTION! Order Sandwich Bread and Buns here for * your picnic dinner. Special Oatmeal Cookies, Pies and Cakes. Strictly fresh Butter and Eggs. Groceries of all kinds, and fresh, pure Milk. We're open Sunday, 9 to 12, and 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. CLASS “A” BAKERY 1955 SIXTH AVENUE W Phone Queen Anne 431 irocery, 109 Occidental Avenue, Seattle Market. Kream Krisp, pure ing, 17-02. can Argo Corn or Gloss vegetable shorten- ‘ S56 is Oe Starch, 12-0z. pkg. 10¢ ase -.1t¢ . .28¢ 30¢ ADE 1is¢ Palm Olive Soap, 3 Ivory Soap, large ...., Crystal White Soap, 5 for Ceretana or Oatana, 4 lb. Rogers’ Auto Club Coff s or Shre de: dd Ib. Reliance Coffee $ Golden West Coffee, = thes... “4 Selecto Coff Instant Postum, Galt Blue Ribbon Tea, Ib. Holly Flour, 2414-lb. bag.. y Ib... Ib. Whip, 2 Ibs. I9F Ah, Stop and Shed a Tear! Pain Overwhelms a Hero! THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1919. ‘This is Patrolman Wolfe, the boss of Westlake ave. and Pine st letting a gang of automobiles and streetcars cross, holding up another mob that wants to cross the other way. tue human semaphore with | ed ta vast leg Abner W he Weatinke and Pine Patrolman Ite has b standing at er for t — yea tom, cars and “HERE'S CZAR OF BUSIEST CORNER “Boss Em, But Treat’Em Right,” ANSWERS MILLION NUT QUESTIONS 2 : t one fir Phi 6 no fast . cts . . ne ove 10:30 k ie Then there's another soene « otormen 630 he ev t part of Pi tena stant, north in pecking out over in On, regurdiess of the way PPD P PRP APR A PDAL PDP Says Patrolman Wolfe Take 1 package of Washington Macaroni, boil in water until tender; take 1 onion and 3 tablespoonfuls chopped then add macaroni, 1 tablespoon auce and salt; cover top with grated bake until brown, tomato h heese; Pacific Coast iiaicibaccsnicinciaandll The above picture shows him In the act of top speed Wolfe didn’t start a pogrom, but | world off the end of it at € 1d how to get If they never found bottom it would and told the Ruth Garrison’s Brothers Are Sued by Their Wives EVERETT, June 27 here against Jobr rer C. principle in t Ho believes there ny offenders o proportion ¢ the common any man wil! do the with a emile and on Divorce ac 4 wince 1906 and have fi The other couple n and have two children, tvorce complaints were stions and the que keep Garrison. © the plain t where it won't | § © the tra " a day to they ak me?" sys OM tng traffic proper lanes s that “isn't.” The |c Here's a few samples ee And dur he has not lost Jay-walke purposely and ime do the Tacoma boat , : his tonipen-—siet Gace. xt, bo aainith Wolfe to set himeright |} pegged DENMARK WANTS COAL there have been times when he felt wante to kno n the do the trains leav vi tion the het flush of wrath boiling up un fing or the Witkes theatre| for ¥ Be eee ere cieovar Wacrieod.bwad & Wilt DAM FROM AMERICAN ee der his n is, of how to get ar will take me to the e#t in the Keary I athe Wes Sound Ford plant? and has tnoome of u One day a ho ry bump | A few days ago Officer Wolfe got A driv according to his wif to the United Bt kin meandered ¢ © street a counting machine and kept track | to n and Matt n Of the coal fo 30 in the evening when traf the mac on passing his corner — * = rm. Ho zzing and everybody was in med the tro me to alwayr go to cr en I got lost tn the by shrapnel awt irimy fons 6 coming = fr y tot wcene of wt at the p heir autos, with the foons of the eyes throng, meanwhile agony no | at courage was over ved toward the edge alk and then sat down n the curb. Ho grasped his foot with tender hands and held it up on one knee. A kind-hen woman, stricken by the plight the, poor man, rushed his ald “Oh, can T help yout’ she sald. The man mumbled some tnco ts arriving pectful @ he scene kept ance, but antonish they not conceal their ment He took off hie shoe, rubbed the bottom of his foot then took a k An he ¢ that he hac his erippled After looking Into the shoes he turned the sole up and carefully extracted a long, thin-pointed shoe nail o crowd dinpersed. The mar on the shoe and walked brink why, BEAT MERCHANT OVER HEAD AND GET AWAY FReaten over the he ad with a ham pital in a men asked to see some goods an¢ when Friedman turned toward the helf one of the men struck him sev eral times over the head with a ham ner handle, Friedman was unable to whether anything had been 28 condition. One of the men wore a green mult und black hat; the other wore a blue jeoat, black cap and overalls, Police were unable to find the men last | night. W ARMISTICE NOTHING CROWN PRINCE’S PUP NEW YORK, June 2 Perhaps the former German crown prince whispered som ig in the ear of his favorite sheepdog, Koenig, recent ly named Pat, for the brute which arrived on the transport Kentuckian with his new owner, Maj. Edward 8 Thatcher, 1 A., Was rep have sunk his teeth in the I sally every officer in his own ment. He always used his |f} chs were 1d their friendli n the officers’ pd, after he had ace pettings and overtures 0! ness, | Sugar is extracted from 16 varie. |) ies of palms in Caylon, pro-British oo were here in Wentinke ave.? Take 1 or 3 Lemons street cars and 6,65 Ww I didn’t knew about the o WAY of on tn Tenmg 5 ka Se ieee Siew < STEVENS teaching it is probable that British come Late Coat Prive: Malle 1 see favored in all o Day and Evening 1 Young Lady Assistanta wert 4th Ave. Danced tn lea ow Yor Main S#11 ‘The vatiten palace a¢ Rome is the i** | largest building in the world, covers Westlake Public Market . Times Square, Sixth and fbi: Superior aratonn Chips FLOUR > Seattle Headquarters for ] ostruhion= SUGAR — - Pur Cane 2 SPRCIAL Edison Cylinder Diamond | pounds to their, nam iuon” vssseeeeess.2.95 Amberolas and Records. Get them at T pounde ...-.sseee MVIND'S SUTTER STORE 10 pounds $2.90 Phonograph Supply House, . Steit— Ps a } pate hint 139 Sugar Stall—Lower Section Bhar Ph poses Stall 195 Phone Main 4976 | You can save money by buying your Meats at Evans’ Arcade Market Our large buying capacity enables us to give you Country Butter Store NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 0. FB. HUDSON, Proprietor Formerly of Hudson's Delicatessen OUR ‘SATURDAY SPECIALS ARE: One can of Borden's or Carnation Milk : oes 2e i m j i i (with each pound of butter ‘offes purchased) big reductions’ in prices. Our own fresh ground Pe tr Piaece abe tur: 2 . Mrs. Eemay's Home-made ®t §, RM s nrpnceencsccerees 15¢ Sa day, Special Prices on Peat Freah Egge, direct from the ranch “QUALITY” OUR MOTTO One trial convinces Pot Roasts and Legs of Lamb [ STALLS 89 PHONE ELLIOTT 1952 | WESTLAKE Grocery Store STALAS 157-158 PHONE MAIN 7219 ZOBLE GROCERY Co. STALL 105 PHONE ELLIOTT 4314 Tha. Cane 67c No. 50 aack Local an 00 PHONE MAIN 1434 BASEMENT STORE ugar Patent Flour ...... i e P ure Mocha and Java Federal Milk, 2 cans...... | Flake White Shortening, Ib. S0¢@ |] Peanut Butter, 1 5c ettes, 1h. « Ni .55¢ Only & ca: F 5 bars No-Rub Naptha Soap 25¢@ | D. .cbbeccesdoeinee Tone mehoeay Jar Ca 33c 2 cans Tomatoes . Large pkg. Gold Dust...... 25¢ 4 tbe. Pink 4 becie é 1 , kgs, Washington Macaroni, Roans : .25¢ * die, Jue tom paghetti or Noodles......26¢ Rooth’s Sardines, 20c DORR see cvenesseeeeees 25c 3 cans Corn or can Rogers’ Peanut But- 2b. can Roger quali Evaporated 25c | * ... 15¢ 2c sr ECIAL—"Life ‘Time Sete” Aluninum Ware at Cost for One Week FUSS’ MARKET THREE GIRLS’ Stalls 10-11 Vacation BIG CUT (Cream Cake MAPL Mg CRE: AM Raaket * . Hara Shelled Walnuts, Pimentor, can Crescent 99 Coffee, Margarine 3 lbs. $1.00 Best Cream Cheese, TT AND co. WESTLAKE FRI VEGETABLE Stall 112 TOKIO M. J. B. Coffee 3-lb. can $1.30 pton’s Tea Block Matchen, 1b. Hits’ can I IN PRICES “iS, oes Be oxsem 2s “CHERRY CREAM 6 Rene Tansemeoaear large kg c ee 8 55e me. RpeeeIE Argo s and Corn 9c pkg | Starch, rp Steer Pot Roasts | | 2 cans Seapor pghectaaay Kellogg's | $ also Smoked Meats | Three Girls’ Bakery | Center of Market | Stall 130 Phone Main 5952 POTATOES, $ Gerow’s Delicatessen t 4h ee ee as ig Sacrifice New. Potsioss, 25 ¥ Little G Pi 4 pounds ....... Cc | Home-boiled Ham | The L Ch preg bikers it a Stalls 110-111 Home-made Mayonnaise | ie ast ance a Shy to get Shoes at he a 25c on the Dollar ou Get The Best and Freshest Fruits and | All Week. Vegetables 25c No Refund No Exchanges STALL 191 Tasty Meat Loaves SPECIALS Homemade Orange Marmalade, Ib Fruits and Vegetables t from the farm. Frosh K. AKIYAMA & CO. | aa M. ROOT & CO. Stalls 108.109 Save Money Here” ries and G | Lower Moor