The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1919, Page 18

“Where You Help Yourself” —No Sales —No Credit. Service ~Grape Nuta, Citrus or Gold Dust —Larre Package, 25c —Post Toast: fos, Shredded Wheat. K © lloge's Corn Flakes 124c Large Can CAN FRUIT THIS YEAR BY ALL MEANS In face of knowledge now at hand, every housewife should put up fruit—and lots of it. Based on opening selling quotations recently named by fruit packers, canned fruit of this year’s pack will be selling at the highest price in history. FEDERAL aoeeg Carnation Milk; large can Border Milk; large Co-operative Milk, 3 cans vi Fancy New York Country Corn, can MAZOLA OIL, pin DEL MONTE CATS 13c Creamettes, pkg. Lenox Soap 5¢, Fels Napth A Del Monte Pears, No, 1 can.. Heart to Heart Talk Tomorrow—-Saturday — will ® another busy day at all ter There is every argument in favor of cannin Sugar is no higher than last year; fruit jars a cheaper, and will be many dollars ahead at the end of the year if you do so. BALL MASON JARS 93c “i. $1.03 “Ss $1.33 KERR SELF SEAL JARS (Regular) (Wile Mouth) Pints, dozen . Pints, dozen . ‘Quarts, dozen . Quarts, dozen ¥-gallons, dozen . M-gallons, dozen | Kerr Self- Sealing | Jar Lids wide-mouth, 14c and Rem Doz.33&37c 19c 33c GROCETERIAS — Seattle Division Same Low Prices at all times at all Groceterias Be glad there’s a Groceteria near your home! DOWNTOWN BALLARD DISTRICT ) QUEEN ANNE HILL | Groceteria No. 6—-85 Pike Street. | Groceteria No. 4—5419 Ballard | Groceteria No. 8—Seventh W. Groceteria No. 3—Pike Place Ave. West McGraw. Public Market—downstairs. Groceteria No, 11-5801 14th Ave. | Groceteria No. Groceteria No. 14—Westlake Pub» N. W. St. lic Market. fo. 22-331 Firs Groceteria No. 17—Corner Public a ee Market. | i 4 Groceteria No. Public Market. Groceteria No. Street. UNIVERSITY DISTRICT erie No, 2—5503 1ith Ave. Pints dozen... the mornings afternoon ont fe or its much too to shop and Economy | Caps long hours of the o y And that increase oot of usiness, and, incident- . Shop Regular and Thank you, and 20—201 Blaine FREMONT DISTRICT Groceteria No, 25—1710-712 Blew- ett St. WOODLAND PARK Groceteria No, 19—7317 wood Ave. WHITE CENTER Groceteria No, 24—16th S, W. and Barton St. « NORTH BROADWAY DISTRICT Groceteria No, 9—233 Broadway North, ALKI POINT 2634 Alki Ave. EASTLAKE 201 Eastlake Ave. RENTON HILL Groceteria No, 15—1320 Pike St, LESCHI PARK DISTRICT ¢ jroceteria No, 28—1801 Yesler 7—South End 10—503 Union Green: Grocer No. 16—43rd and 14th | IGroseteria No. 12—1906 45th st. N. KIRKLAND No, 82—Under GREEN LAKE DISTRICT Groceteria No. 5—Green Lake Public Market. Groceteria struction. con- lice. They kept it at the station for| STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, July 25,— a long time awaiting its owner, But|A bolt of lightning which tore thru the latter never appeared. It ate up| the roof of the home of T. R. Thomp- so much fodder they finally decided |*0n, near here, entered @ bedroom to get rid of it. Offered at auction | and amused itself by running around 6 nag sold for $2 to the highest| the bed, shattering the four legs and bidder. | tearing out the casters, DOLLARS BUYS | OWNERLESS HORSE GFIELD, Ill, July 25.—An horse found wandering on the pet here was corraled by the po- yy 3} rv 6) Sy ENTRAL PUBLIC MARKE FIRST AVE. BETWEEN UNE AND WION STS. ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES 1 SATURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M. WESTERN DELICATESSEN CO. CUNTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE MARKET (Upper and Lower Floors) Occidental Avenue and 1422 First Avenue Yesler Way Today we recommend ROAST DUCK, FRIED SPRING CHICKEN, CHICKEN PIES and of course a full line of lunch and picnic goods always on hand. OUR PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU ‘American Grocery Stores Co. HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—109 OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE MARKET Cane Sugar, 100 Ibs. $9.45, 10 lbs. 95¢, Reliance Solid Pack Tomatoes 5 Ibs. ..... ‘ Welsh’s Grape Juice, pints......... Carnation Milk, lie... ° Sheboygan Ginger Ale........ Federal Milk, 2 large cans.... Royal Baking Powder, 6 oz. Minute Tapioca, 2 pkgs.... Py Y Fisher’s Blend Flour, 49 lbs....... $3.10 Quaker Rolled Oats 13¢, large......33¢ Cascade Soap, 3 bars.......-..-.++- 20¢ Grape Nuts, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Shredded Wheat Biscuits, Post Toasties, 2 pkgs. ..... . 25¢ No. 1 cans Early June Peas..... .10¢ Del Monte Corn ..... .19¢ -.13¢ . 25¢ 20¢, 12 Rolis Lunch Wax Paper.... Hershey Cocoa, lb. 39¢, 14 Ib.. Hills’ Red Can Coffee, Ib. Ibs. M. J. B. Coffee, lb. 48¢, 3 Ibs Da Sere Crescent 99 Coffee, lb... Blue Ribbon Tea, lb, 55¢. Instant Postum, large Farmers’ Vegetable Co. Yakima Old Potatoes, 8 Ibs.......... 25¢ Home-grown New Potatoes, 6 lbs....25¢ Green Corn, 3 for .25¢ Hot House Tomatoes, .35¢ Fancy Cauliflower, each. . .25¢ Fancy Head Lettuce, each.. 15¢ Green Peas, 3 Ibs........ .25¢ Large Fancy Cantaloupes, each. -10¢ Freen Stone Peaches, basket. +..05¢ Sweet Oranges, doz.... + 60¢ COOKIES COOKIES From Our New Electric Cookie Oven— choice of Fig, Honey and Cocoanut. Special Oat Meal Cookies for Children BAKE RITE BREADERY First Avenue Between Pike and Union -10¢, Washington Fruit & Vegetable Company Fancy Watermelons, Ib..... sevcee Oe Fancy Cantaloupes, h...5¢@ and 10¢ Free Stone Peaches, basket. Apricots, basket .... Italian Prunes, baske Currants, 3 boxes..... Sweet Corn 5¢, and 2 for. Ripe Pears, doz... Honey Dew Melons, each. Home-grown Tomatoes, Ib Central Fruit Stores Sunkist Oranges, doz Sunkist Lemons, doz.. Seedless Grape Fruit, each Best Cantaloupes, 6 for.. Watermelons, |b. Cooking Apples, best, lb. Sweet Peaches, doz... New White Potatoes, lb. Walla Walla Oniong, 2 Ibs Walnuts, Ib. ..... \15¢ '40¢ 15¢, 20¢ fat schools, ‘and fully explain the plan, 4 This Bank Is Well Fortified i vag filed AMY We! all | qttt aired dentate Amateur Press to The 23rd annual convention of the United Amateur Press Associa- tion of America will meet at Wolfe's cafeteria Friday evening. After a business session, the con- vention will be addressed by its ex-service men, Including John J Sullivan, vice chairman of the American Legion; Capt, Frank W. Harris, Lieut. Edgar A. Rowell, Corporal Henry Cremer, D. Z. Gourman, Rex Van Winter, Hershel Silverstone and C. F, Noel. A. J. Ashen will give a reading, and there will be musical selections by Dr. and Mrs. 8. H. Sussman, R. W. Endres, Mrs, Frieda C. and Elmer J, Wolfe. The convention will close its ses- sions on Sunday, Roy Erford ts chairman and §. Parker Rowell is secretary of the committee on ar-| rangements. Mrs. Julia Robb, a resident of Georgetown for several yeara, was buried yesterday morning in the Kent cemetery. Rev. T. H. Lewis, West Seattle Presbyterian church, officiated. Rents Going Up On All Properties September to Witness Beginning of Raise ed houses, flats properties not pro- tected by long-time leases are due for an increase+in rent early in the fall This will be sad news to everyone pt the man owning his own Bungalows, de and all rent you can get a@ r $100 down and crest, and that r that you can immediately move into, why inue to pay out rent 4 st part of it is that 18 are the first “unit” of a com- pletely modern home. You can make additi from time to time, foll ions of an archi- which is furnished s the name with city wa and clos: Room for home, Peters, Third ave, will ‘be glad to take @ attractive homeal Hear Service Men} | discover the extent of the migra- Davidson | | band is matied to the museum, the | | scientists will know the extent of | | MASTER PRINTERS IN If have $100 and a job, forget the la lord A bomb proof fortress guards the Pullman Trust & Savings bank of Chicago, Inside the bomb proof & pwliceman with a young arsenal | 1m posted all the time and bandits have small chance of robbing the Institution, The upper picture shows the manner i which the little fort commands the interior of the bank, while the lower one shows {te command of the atreet, It's bullt Into @ window space. Shoots Hawk and \ Finds Robin That Flew From N, Y. Amel Olson, son of John Olson, a farmer of Redmond, shot a chick- en hawk Thureday. And by that act the American Museum of Natural History, of New York, may tions of some of the feathered folk, for the hawk had a dead robin clutched in his claws and about the robin’s leg was a tiny metal band with the number 53208" and the words “Notify A. M. Museum, New| York City, if this bird is killed.” The band was immediately mailed to the museum, According to ornithologists museum catches many birds every yeaf, attaching the bands to their legs, If the bird is killed and the the the bird's travels, COMMUNITY CONCERTS PLANNED IN SEATTLE ‘Three community concerts will be given Sunday, July 27, under the direction of the music and art bureau of the Chamber of Com- merce and Commercial Club. Two concerts will be in the afternoon, one at Alki beach and the other at Woodland park. There will be one in the evening at Volunteer park. David Sheets Craig and G. B. Chi- chester will be the leaders, MEETING; TALK COSTS The convention of the Typothetae of America, which is being held in Seattle, will come to an end Friday night. Many prominent Coast print- ers are named among the speakers. About 300 delegates are attending the convention. The members of the Typothetae are master printers of the Northwest. Trade, labor and production cost are mong the ques: tions discunsed, EMPLOYES OF CITY TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT A mass meeting of city employes will be held Friday night at § o'clock in Carpenter's hall, 1620 Fourth ave, The meeting is ex- pected to perfect the organization of an association of city employes, it was announced, RLBOW ~ WASHINGTON Take % Ib. Washington Macaroni, after it has been boiled--place in buttered dish, season with salt, pepper and butter, grate « over it 2 oz. cheese, stir 2 eges in cup of milk and pour over this; cover with bread crumbs and bake 20 minutes, or until brown, Made on the Pacific Coast Westlake Public Market TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA FREE DELIVERY Sugar— Pure Cane | 5 pounds .. 48¢ | 7 pounds 10 pounds Sugar Stall, Lower Section. | FLOUR | ‘Westlake Special, 49-pound ++ 82.95 $2.90 Sugar Stall, apr Section. SOAP 6 bars Crystal White . 7 bars No-Rub Naptha 1 case NoRub Naptha .. Sugar Stall—Lower Section, - Zoble Grocery Co. Stall 105, FREE ‘| 7 tbs. Cane Sugar . OTe Smoked Herring, each . 3 Ibs. Mexican Beans 500 can Ripe Olives 2 Ib, can Snow Drift Short Phone Ell. 4314. One Rotary Flour Sifter With a $3.00 Order. | 3 pkes. “Teco Pancake Flour.25¢ | 1 pkg. Cream of Barley | 6 bars Swift's White Soap. 3 cans Sardines . sticks Chicor; | Eeonomy Jar Caps, doz. . Free Demonstration on Mazols Oil. Westlake Grocery Store Phone Main 1434, Rall Mason Jars, ats. Ball Mason Jars, pts. .... 3 Cans Dutch Cleanser 1 Lb. High Grade Bull seeee O5e 90¢ .. 25¢ 40¢ 6 Rolls Toilet 30c Pkg. € Sun Dried Rogers’ Peanut Butter Paper.. m of W! aches, Ib. ‘The Basement Store, Folly Evaporated Milk, ean ze 8 Cans Corn or Peas 2 Cans Tomatoes .... “B08 5 Bars No-Rub Naptha ne 25¢ | 5 Bars Lenox Soap 6 be Pkgs. Gold Dust .. Se Pkg. Fruited Oats or “Wheat . 4 Pkg chiight Match. .25¢ Zé; 2e Jar, 15¢ 20¢; 30c Can, 20¢ lSe Jar, 30e Jar, Beanson Closing for Canning Berries, Cherries and Apricots GET THEM Now M. ROOT & CO. Stalls 108-109 TOKIO 10 Ibs. Cane Sugar .95c 3 Ibs. M. J. B. Coffee 1 Lh. Blue Ribbon Tea .... Citrus Powder, large pkg. Quaker Oats, large pkg. Roman Meal, large pkg. Sardines, 2 cans Van Camp's Pork and Beans, medium Reliance Jar Rubbers, doz. Kellogg's Corn Flake pkgs Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs. 1 Gal. Mazola Oll ..,. Stall 130, Phone Main 5952, Three Girls Tutti Fruitti’ Iced Cake, cool and refreshing for a summer’s day. Regularly 5c, special .........40¢ Three Girls’ _ Chocolate Marshmallow Cake, rich, creamy and delicious. Reg- larly 55c, special .....40¢ Three Girls’ Bakery Center of Market POLICE AND BAND TO LEAD FIESTA PARADE A feature of the industrial and fraternal parade on the second day of the Rainier valley fiesta, which starts August 1, will be the appear- ance of a platoon of Seattle coppers and band. Preparations are being made in the valley for the celebration. The streets will be a mass of electric lights and decorations. MRS. MALTBY DIES Mrs, Lucy A. Maltby, 72, former Seattle hotel proprietor and business woman, died yesterday at her home, | 209 32nd ave,, from automobile in- juries received last January. Mrs. Maltby came to Washington in 1888. . nesite Milk, Soapand Sugar Stalls 100 ibs, Pure Cane Sugar. . $9.75 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar ... 5 Ibs. Puro Cane Suge Carnation or Borden's Milk wd Co-operative Bob White P. & G. Naptha Small Ivory .. Large Ivory .. Large Sea CILPUS .ceeceesseseesoewees 25¢ Stans 157-158 20€ { Pure Honey, quart Fuss’ Market Stalls 10-11. Big Reductions in Prices Pot siadiced ual Legs of Lamb Buy Here and Save Your Car Fare Watermelon, Ib. .. Apricots, crate . ‘Tomatoes, 2 Ibs. Home Grown String Bea Ib. Stalls 110-111 Hudson’s Country Butter Store ic7'15s Del Monte Catsup, large bottle ......+ eee e200 Del Monte Grated Pineapple, can . } 20c We Carry Only the Highest Possible Grade of Butter and Eggs. On Choice Pot Roasts B. 4. U. BUY YOUR MEAT TAKE A LOOK AT THE BIG SPECIALS and Legs of Lambs at Evans’ Arcade Market Stalls 8-9. The Market That Gives You the Best Values for the Money. “FAIR TO EVERYBODY” Gerow’s Delicatessen Stall 133. Home Boiled Ham Home-made Mayonnaise Tasty Meat Loaves Saturday Specials eet he et BOS MPeltes Bese LOS MEATS! MEATS! Union Annex Stalls 4.5. Noted for its fine quality of Meat, and Courteous Treatment Citrus, large pkg. Gold Dust, pkg. . Old Dutch Cleanser . Lighthouse Cleanser .. Yeast Foam or Meee Yeast, 2 Give Us a Trial MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS TO START LONG HIKE Ninety Mountaineers will leave Seattle Saturday morning on the first stage of their annual outing, which will last until August 16. The .party is comprised chiefly of Puget sound people and is under the leader- ship of J. H. Weer, of Tacoma. “Ninety miles around Rainier” is the | slogan of the party. All the beauty spots of the mountain will be visited by the party and then the big climb made, The ascent, as planned, will be made over the glaciers entirely. She engaged in the hotel business here with her husband in 1892, and retired in 1918. TchGPin Golden West Coffee Stall Center of Market Clossett- Devers’ High-Grade Fresh Roastéd Coffees — When you have once used Nu-Ray-A Tea you will use no other. Sun Produce Co. Stalls 3-6-7 The House of the Black Seed Melon. Fancy ree, Peas, Ib. oe 5c Fancy Canta- loupes, 5 for.... 25 Eagle Poultry Co. ANNEX Poultry Dressed to Order Live Broilers and Hens PLAIN OR JEWELED WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCH reel Public Hark The ~ Evergreen Meat Market Lower Floor ity Meats Delicious Roasts Tender Steaks Hams and Bacon That will appeal to the most fastidious taste, and the prices are right, STALLS 1.2-A NEW MANAGEMENT NEW OWNERS Water Melon, on ice, Ib. 4¢ New Apples, doz, .15¢ Lemons, doz. .30¢ Wax Beans, lb.