The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 8

pean for ... By waiting on yourself at the ( home your own order, you help us oceteria ne keep price. And you don’t have to wait for the Saturday Prices—they’re just the same at every Groceteria every day in the week. TREE TEA CEYLON (Black) Buy a Pound This Week and when you drink ft forget the low price and compare it with the best tasting tea you ever drank. Every package guaranteed or money refunded Abby Wonderful value at, pound packa Ye package Also Tree Tea J tea, 1b. pkg Meld. packagy 1OWA BELL CORN —reduced from our 19¢ line in order to avoid additional stock, making this one of the attrac- tive values of our stores 49c Pasade arest your home and by carrying all the time. Groceteria at low-water mark crowd to benefit by JAMS and JELLIES PUEZ JAMS IN GLASS JARS 6ounce glass « -~- 196 Sounce APRICOT JAM, Apple I sadena Jama, ena Jama, No. a5¢ A green ine = Dromedary Dates, pkg ‘ Fancy Figs, package.......... MILK Carnation As 2he¢ 9¢ Van Camp’s Soups food as Van Camps! lors and Beans You'll Like Them Van Camp's Van Camp's © Tomato m Ch retable * Chicken 8¢ Van Campy Van Cam YOU CAN'T GO WRONG ON CANNED GOODS | If you buy at the Groceteria. Standard brands at the lowest prices in the city. Van Camp's Pork and Beans with tomato sauce .1T¢ BES Kc tne -29¢ Monte Tomatoes Paney grade, solkt packed, No. 3 ose os Te Del Monte Tomato Sauce, Yoba Peaches, fancy grade, large can sees ulu Lady 8 large can .. Monte Apricots, N for .. ° 1 Monte Alaska Sockeye Salmon tall cans Tuna Fish, medium can for .. ale Det Monte Spin. ach 2% can ° 23e¢ Monte Aspar agus, large ean fOr 2.000. BITE Asparagus, No. 1 EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK And among other things—this means that if you live away out on the outskirts of the city you can enjoy the same low prices as those who buy at the Groceteria Stores down town. We buy for thirty stores and you enjoy the benefit of our tremendous buying power with every purchase. Over These Groceteria Values Mra. Porter's Salad Dressing “gation . Gallon Aunt Jemtma Paneaks Flour, «mall - dhe | | THE SEATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920. Old Buffalo Coming Back mpenten tier May Be “Game” for Future |r must One of 7,870 When the writer was a kid, all us, ing is were troubled to our toe paints | of the with an earnest desire to go Ww young man, and ab buffalo. To tay mont boys know the story af the Gt near extermination of the buffas : 1884 and 1885, In 1889, gints could account for only 891 of | these anima the United States and unning wild and 256 in But brace wp, all ntamen of tender age. Tho buffalo is coming! backt | Today there are a total of seven thousand three hundred and seventy) of the big be in North America, idly every the x of the buffalo naw moaning over what to do with the coming big herds. It was in the 90's that this coun try and Canada woke up, Uncle Sam gathered small bunches of buf. | falo into national parks and reser vations and protected them More were tn private parks. Michael Pablo, a half-breed, owned & rough, unhospitable county or two in Montana and on his land was «| herd of 700 buffalo running Canafa heard about them bought the whole tribe from Pabi in 1907, drove them into a canyon laseoni ‘em, and took them by freight train to a great lake and) prairie reservation in the wilds of | northern Alberta, called Wainwright park. | This park contains more than | 100,000 acres and around it are 76 miles of tall tout wire fence. The herd that was 700 tn 1907 numbers 2,520 nowt Canada has three other | buffalo reservations and a herd of 600 running wild if Atha banca, @ total of 4.260 animals north of the boundary line are eight protected herds tn “1 Staten, the principal ones wetone park, Montana Na nal Biwon range, the Wichita Na erhall wild fellows tn Rock tex When ® man seeks notority he ore n he can use The Ministry of Pensions has ainctioned the pa ation, on a 20 per noldiers who | have become p nently bald as the result of shellehock or neuras thenia, LONDON, April 2%, omper A pretty girl oan tench » man any thing but common renne. Sugar Problem Solved There is a way to beat the high price of sugar-—use SYRO, For general house hold purposes it is guarante the equal of sugar for sweet- ening purp To help you escape being held up for the present high price of sugar, we will let you have SYRO syrup in cases of 60 pounds each for one week only at 121% cents a pound, delivered to any part of the city. Tele phone SYDNEY 1 your order today. Rainier Products Co. Adv. BEFORE MOVING Investigate my un t hounes tn cash and $16 per month % acre of and high cont of bu! apd an garden with chi the fastneasen kens save your I a conte. I of houne and fre nm at Peters, 716 3d Ave. |H. C. do Peo on Por Infante, Invalides and Orowing Children The Original Food-Deink For AllAges | Ne Cooking—Nourishing Have Your Own and Have Most of It at Home Buy a COLUMBIA $2.50 — records, and a good All for $125.00 Seattirs Musica. Mranovartres * tye choles, @ record brush to preserve of neediea, y cre PAY) as an anal f i ». y ELLIoT 12 14.21 THIRD AVE “ALL RECORDS ALWAYS" cu) Sef MME tor INFANTS & INVALIDS a ASK FOR ae” Horiick’s Avoid Imitations and Substitutes, Rich Mik, Malted Grain Extract in Powder \ Horlicks om le Wake ly oe alf Rested LL day long you are drawing on nervous force stored up during sleep, Then you go to bed, and Nature begins storing up fresh energy for tomorrow. When you wake up only half-rested, you haven't had the right kind of sleep. That is -why people sleep so much better in a Simmons Bed and Spring than in a wooden bed or ordinary metal bed. ; And that is why Simmons Company is specializing in Twin Beds. One sleeper does not disturb the other or communicate colds and other infections. Simmons Steel Beds, Brass Beds, Springs, Day Beds and Children’s Cribs are the most popular sleeping equip- e ment in America today—in the stores Ib. phar ...450 COFFEE —~-95C .. $1.63 '_. $2.65 We feature M. J B. at all our stores of leading merchants all over the country. Your choice of very beautiful designs in Enameled Steel and Lacquered Brass —at prices little if any higher than for ordinary beds. small ......14¢ Aant Jemtma SF ) Puck . Large ...29¢ : Stan tik, ote tion forest and the Game preserve in Oklahoma. There are several prt | vate ranges. The buffaloes in the United States number 3,120, includ ‘Cure Your | Rupture Like | 1CuredMine”’ Old Sea Captain Cored Mis Own Rupture After Doctors Said “Operate or Death” If you have any trouble in sleeping soundly—probably your ded is at fault. Wooden beds are apt to creak. Or- dinary metal beds often rattle slightly — just enough to set your sleeping nerves on edge. Mrs. Porter’s Mayonnaise, smal! Reliable Cleansers Citrus, large pk«. for _.29¢ Gola Dust, large pkg. for ......81¢ Mra. Porter's Thousand Istand Dressing, =mall size - 23¢ Or perhaps your bed spring sags or . . . humps—keeps your muscles tense instead of relaxed. —we guarantee insu alae for your money back if ° B1¢ ; : M. J.B. .12B%e _ The And when you are selecting your Simmons Beds with an eye to their ap- pearance in the room, you will see that Simmons has for the first time estab- lished beautiful and authoritative design in Metal Beds. Peart) Del Monte ina Catsup, large bottle .....25¢ Cider Vinegar, pint bottle 14¢ Qt. bottle. .24¢ toffee does ase you in way, no mat ter how much yon hava used out of the can. buying, Lux, pe. ? Re “ every The Simmons Metal Bed is noiseless. Rinso, pkg. O14 Duteh Cleanser, can... .0¢ Bon Ami, can.11¢ A Simmons Spring is always sesilient and restful—never sags or humps. Ghirarde!i's . Choealate, 1-1. CAN seen ABO Baker's Choco late, %-Tb. cake for ------~.29¢ Sleep ts a big subject! Write as for the brochure, “What Leading Medical Journals and Health Magazines Say about Separate Beds and Sound Sleep.” Free of charge. SIMMONS COMPANY ATLANTA KENOSHA SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL (Executive Offices: Kenosha, Wis.) Lenox Soap, PAE cncdnciennoulhl after t No results! 1 wes assured that he mu submit to @ dangerous and abhor rent operat H neither! 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Any one can une the aame moth- y, wate and DOWNTOWN | Groceteria No. 6—85 Pike St: Meipetiie Mariet—downstasr Leroi No. 17—Cornier Public wy DISET 0, 4—5419 Mallard |Groceteria N Ave. rin No. 116801 14th Ave. RENTO Grocete 1 w, "ke WOODLAND PARK : KK & wrhicn °° Groceterin No, 19--7217 Green- | 28-1801 Yenter wood Avenu | nor OADWAY STHICT Groceteria No, 9-233 Broadway North. Groceteria QUEEN ANNE WILL Picadelli Str Bu LAKE DIS’ GREEN LAKE pIsTRicT $—Seventh W. ena | > fe y eterin. No. 6—Green Lake Pam iblic Market. Srocete! “i gt tal Second and 4 UNIVERSITY DIsTUCT |g dtrest | Rvossterie No. 16—43rd and 14th |Groceteria No, 22—231 First Ave. |Grocetoria * ergot North. | My NION DISTRICT rd and ¥, KLAND t—~Market and 7 — South Ena |Gro ria Union. Groceterin No. Public Market. | Groceteria No. 10-503 Union) pre > any vend it right away u put down this pa 20-201 Blaine | mr ¢ NOOK AN is White House UPON r WHITE CENTER "Oulkces st Groceterin No. 24—16th 8. 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