The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 18

| PREDICTS LONG {HOLLAND HARD rout MASSCRE CASE. PLAGE TO ENTER MONTESANO Jan. 23 © triat| MAARLEM, “Holland, Jan, 22¢ ALIBUT ne Ws Wee 8 re] Americans, traveling in or thru Hi . ee one he hvasetana tee, | On, find t it is far froth 7 to 9 Ibs. each. eoka, and y|a continuous round of pleamure, ree 7 = The Netherlands ia stilt tn the &lerip of the “panw* epidemic, Regu lations are in effect whi ak Sta » attorney premaged th at two Express I repaid. weeks wif be consumed in sclecting| traveling difficult and tire iced Daily by Express }/ te Jury Dutch passports are difficult to Company. Investigations of prejudices, which | obtain in the United States, It , takes four days, at least, to «et mine whether he move for he is now making in this county, will West of Mississippi change of venue to Tacoma when| Permiasion to sail, Upon entering vurt opens Monday morning, Van-| !olland, the traveler nit register | derveer stated | with the police within 24 hours panceuesnlr He must present his pageport and then ie given an identity card \Father and | Mother hich he must carry East of hs Sued by Ex-Bride |, “When he registers at a hote! he! | | must give the number of his iden: OAKLAND, Cal., Jan, 2%—(United| tity card, If he desires to travel | Press.)—Samuel C. Irving, former |in another couatry he unt get per. |mayor of Berkeley and head of the} miasion from the police to mo and : Paraffine Paint company here, and|also permission ty return ‘the eard Guarantee Arrival in |] nis wito aro defendants tn a suit for|is taken up at the border, When i | $100,000 damages filed bere yester:| the traveler returns to Holland he |day by Mra. Hetty Irving, former) must go thru the whole works wife of thetr son, Livingston. Aliena- | tion of the son's affections Is made Holland takes these preeantions |decause of the heavy travel be | —_—— tween Holland and Germany, Thru |; ‘The word “mama” is sald to be! the enforcement of these regulations found in all tongues, both ancient! it ts possible to trace a person prac: tieally to every point he has visited, jthe basis of the action. ana primitive, = Public Market SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA FREE DELIVERY SOAP ¢ dare Crystal White ¢ 1] 7 bars NoRub Naphtha ... 1 case No-Rud Naphtha ..@4.70 SUGAR STALL —Lowe@ Floor Stalls 16 and 17 Stalls 16 and 17 WESTLAKE GROCERY 81 STORE S| REE demonstration all tay. Special, 1 package a tam .vimate Sor . Se package TECO 'T ake Piour ‘ bars Toilet | Large pkg. Albers’ Oats....88¢ | 4 pkgs. Searchlight Matches. 25¢ 3 pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti .... 2 Ibs. bulk Coffee. 1Se can Milk Hominy 1 pkg. Corn or Gloss Starch. 123¢ 20e can Minced Clams. 300 can Pork and Beans. lSe can Pork and Beans.... | 20¢ can Lima Beans. 1 pkg. Creamettes ...... 3 Ibs. Rolled Oats. or SPECIAL—75c can Cane and Maple Syrup. rs Stall 105 Phone Elliott 4314 ZOBLE GROCERY co. 1 pkg. Snowflake Crackers No. 50 sack Patent Flour $3.05 | Aner Peacock Buckwheat 2 cans Booth's Sardines. tima Netted Gems, No. 4 1 can Libby's Asparagus clean and r 1 Se pti 4 bars Sunny Monday Soap.25¢ 1 from fest D3 » 90 15 pkg. Wool Soap Chips. ‘yoeal Cane and Maple 3 pkgs. Creamettes Syrup. -.80¢ ; . FREE—Flour Sifter with $1.00 Purchase i — .. $4. 35 "oe. $1.25 25|\“"" HUDSON BUTTER STORE ==" = Coffee | Butter is val a. "$1.65 1. 65 Rogers’ Auto Club | Best Creamery, ¢ ° or Golden Weat— Mess * Stall 131 = ‘Three Girls’ Bakery 2 = Teleyhone Elliott 170 B5¢ | Good, 1h. ... We Carry All Kinds of Oleomargarine STBERG’S CASH GROCERY “Where You Buy for Less” $2.05 100 can ‘Asparagus Sou 2. Teco Pancake Flour 353 Slaughters Prices on Apples Famous Wenatchee King, extra fancy, Stalls § and 9 $;| ARCADE |MARKET Wants your Meat Trade— if Courtesy, Service and Get “Them, at Stalls 116 and 117 | Quality are an asset. We do give and offer only the BEST. THREE GIRLS Standage Specials Fine Apple Cream | s=re or ie ana Cherry Blossom | Alpha Market Chocolate Cream Layer Cake SATURDAY’S SPECIALS Regular 65c, special 55¢ '. The new January Issues been received, 22 se- tions in all. If you have not a list, one. They are mailed e to any address. We also.pay the postage on fecords ordered by mail. January List contains selec tions by Cal Stewart, Ada Jones, 4 Len Spencer, Glenn Ellison, It will pay you. Margaret A. Freer, Conway's Band, Premier Quartet, Arthur Middleton, Marie Tittany, Mario Groceteria—Store No. 14 Laurent, Hector Pellerin and | AT BERS’ Flapjack Flour, Edison Ambe rola Phono- | large pkg. graphs sold on very easy | Karo Syrup, light, 5b. can ............ terms. “Use it while pay- |] Kazo Syrup, dark, 5-Ib. can ..... ing for it.” California Standard TOMATOES, paeomsre large, No, 2% can Supply House Stalls 12 and 13 Stall 195 Phone Main 1976 Choice Meats, Lamb, Pork and Beef, Some snap, too, to our Saturday's offerings. _ Stall Opposite Look for Stalls 6-7 Cinnamon’s Fruit Stall. ‘Stalls 12 and 13 ima Gems No. $3 5 “Fair to Organized Labor” OS If you want to hear the, PROFITEERS 25 HOWL buy your Meat from us. All our Beef, Pork and Veal is Direct from Our Own Packing House (No Middleman) THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, California Standard TOMATOES Taylor Brand No. 24, Can Vale 2 Can STORES COMPANY iwe. IOWA CORN Extra Standard Quality Can 19¢ Can Van Camp Pork and Beans NO. 2 “= 2c kin, ".” 15¢ Foe ‘Lily of the Valley’ Corn, 25c Extra Fancy New York Sweet Corn. Sugar Peas, Can - Del Monte Pump Del Monte Mominy, jo. 3 can, NO. 3 GAN Albers Flapjack Flour, :i::27¢ Olympic ae Flour, pkg., 33c. UD, Sir’ce - - 59¢ Syrup, light, 5-lb. can, 61c. Karo Syrup 29c 19¢ | Kelloge’s Corn Flakes, 12:¢ Fancy New York Sweet Champion Peas, can, 27c. Mazola Oil, Pints Quarts, 78¢; 4 gal., $1.55; gallon, $2.80. Carnation Milk (nce, - 14¢ tb. Can - - 57c Sb. can, $1.13; 6-Ib. can, $2.19; 9-Ib. can, $3.27. Creamettes, Pkg. - Crisco, Washington piano Spaghet [Ms BRANDEN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL: Noodles, 2 pkgs., 17¢ Royal Baking Powder, ca Tae Van Camp’s Clam Chowder Soup, Citrus Werhg Power, Old Dutch Cleanser, can, 9c. 9c | Lux Soap Flakes - Sapolio, bar, 9c. Crystal White Soap, Bar 7c Rolled Oats, 9-Ib, sack, 69c. Post Toasties, Pkg. - 12:¢ Ralston Bran, Lenox Soap, Bar - - 5c jonday Soap, bar, 6c. 27c 12:¢ Pacific Coast Company’s Superior Assorted Cakes Can . . . . Mle} |1-4b. Pkg. . . 38 M. J.B. COFFEE 1-4. Can 3b. Can 5-Ib. Can 99¢ - $1.61 - $2.55 This Low Price on M. J.B. Coffee sigh Ceylon (black) can be maintained only as long as Japan (green) present stock remains; therefore, Ferg take advantage to buy in liberal ay Lb. Pkg. ° 49c quantities the next few days. Tree Tea GROCETERIA STORES CoO. DOWNTOWN Groceteria No. 6—85 Pike St. Groceteria No. 8— Pike Place Public Market—Downstairs. Groceteria No. 14—Westlake Pub- lie Market. Groceteria No. 17~-Corner Public Market. Groceteria No. 7—South End Pub- lie Market. Groceteria No. 10—508 Union St. Groceteria No. 31—Liberty Public Market. BALLARD DISTRICT Getenn No. 4 — 5419 Ballard ve. Groceteria No. 11—5801 14th Ave. N. W. NORTH BROADWAY DISTRICT Groceteria No, 9—233 Broadway North. Main Office'and Warehouse—208-210 Third Avenue South Same Prices at All Our Stores GREEN LAKE DISTRICT Groceteria No. 5 — Green Lake Public Market. FREMONT DISTRICT Groceteria No. 25—710-712 Blew- ett St. WOODLAND PARK Groceteria No. 19 — 7317 Green- wood Ave. QUEEN ANNE HILL Groceteria No. ,8 — Seventh West and West McGraw St. Groceteria No. 20—201 Blaine St. Groceteria No, 22—831 First Ave. North. : UNIVERSITY DISTRICT —* No. 2—5508 14th Ave. Groceteria No. 16—48rd and 14th Ave. N. E. Groceteria No. 12—-1908 45th st. N. EASTLAKE G > guia No, 21—301 Eastlake ve. WHITE CENTER Groceteria No. 24—16th S. W. and Barton St. ALKI DISTRICT Groceteria No. 18—2634 Alki Ave. RENTON HILL Groceteria No. 15—1820 Pike St. LESCHI PARK DISTRICT Groceteria No. 28 — 1801 Yesler Way. EAST UNION DISTRICT Groceteria No. 28 — 28rd and E, Union. KIRKLAND Groceteria No. 32 — Market and Picadelli Sts. KENT Groceteria No. 26—Second and Meeker St. EVERETT ” Groceteria No. 27 — White House Public Market, Hewitt and Oakes St. Mall Order Price List Sent on Hequest