The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 9

PAS THRIFT? Mss Tew? Find the Groceteria % Near Your Home DOWNTOWN teria No. 6 Pike St FRRNONT Dist" nicr No lewett St WOODLAND PARK Groceteria No, 197217 Green od Ave NORTH END | No. 36 23rd and B WEST SEATTLE ceteria No. 33-——California ! Admiral Way 30 10 | Gr California St way N QUPEN ANNE WILL coterie and Alaska KIRKLAND a teria No. Green Lake Seventh W. Groceteria No. 32—Market and Public Market veneer Picadelll Sts. NIVERSITY DISTRICT 30-301 Blaine KENT Groceteria. No. 16—43rd and eteria No, 22-331 First Groceteria No, 26—Second and lth N. E e . Meeker St Groceteria No, 12-1906 45th KNTER EVERETT ' St. N 416th & W. 5 revise White Groceteria No 23-5503 11th Groeeter ~ Ave. N. EB House Publ Market, Hew RASTLAKE itt and Oakes St ARD DISTRICT Grocteria No. 2)-—-201 Bastiake TACOMA 1 Groceteria No. ¢—S419 Ballard Ave | angooterta - i i Groceteria No. 11—O601 14th Groceteria Grocery Co, tary Public Ave. N St { Market : ’ MAIL, ORDER DEPARTMENT, MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 203-210 THIRD AVE, SOUTH You won't have to look far to find it and when you have found it your biggest housekeeping problem is solved. By doing all your shopping at the Groceteria you will be able to keep within the weekly allowance and have something left over, too. ® T's on, a re AAW le Soda, 1 Ib. ce “THAT SATISFYING FLAVOR” Instant Postum Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate. ra Th. .. ade 0 Washington Instant Coffee “4 Large +h Small . os 43¢ : . Postum Cereal ¢ y } Medium eed gga sepiienieiaretiod HILLS RED CAN COFFEE— Large ... $1.3: : 1 1B. 55¢ a Excelso A Coffee, Ib Sie it 2% Ibe $1.35 - Excelso B Coffee, Ib. -a7¢ 5 Ibe. . 92.65 y s eet Wane Powders—Cleansers ie CREME OIL SOAP, OLD pUTCH .25c¢ 10c d bar 9,3 for CLEANSER . S CRYST. AL WHITE e LENOX SOAP, BON As, powder e oo 7ec OF CAMO. esoeesnee one -10¢ eo) 1 ¢ FEL NAPTHA Soap, an IVORY SOAP, 124c The new forse per bar ... .9c h ¥ ican 7“ Wsledian’: taber. oo SOAP, 9¢ 25c d = aitind é (06 OP. cones ceeseces . 10 Fon ey Ae ‘12kc 4 of SAVE ON MILK The Best Syrups ges g horicos, carnation vetom,| 10Y the Least 4 or CoOperative tte oe ache ba 63e; $1. 17 123¢ Can" $1.03 $6 per case. KARO. MAPLE F FLAVOR *93¢ i Borden's Pagle Bead 2B | ae ET en... $1.47 A BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR GROCERY BILL “ RALSTON'S SHREDDED WHEAT, BRAN .. package ... See 5 15c ri une ALBERS’ FLAPJACK FLOUR, 18 QUAKER OATS, arge, 33¢; small : Cc small ... seewces cooces - * - | CREAM OF WHEAT, WASHINGTON MACARON. oxe....... OFC H. 0. OATS, RNIN ks <\dnsmaiahiireaintbccboniaesce HUEY | BOMMNDO v.00<ceescacanannees wacacavess 9c WESSON OIL Pints Other Prices You'll Appreciate = a ee el TOMATOES in puree, VAN CAMP’S SOUPS, 3 Marke CANS oeeeeeeeeeeee 123c ie Li es : DEL MONTE SOLID PACK ) TOMATORS, 25, 17¢; 249. LOC wry or He var Iowa ‘ . CORN, can DEL MONTE TOMATO 4 SAUCE, 3 cans for 20c i Corn iia dadeus. LA PALOMA PEAS, A delicious high . DEL. Mo: s DA Gg a vrerereeeeeesecs tenes grade corn at, can SNIDER'S CATSUP, DEL MONTE SUGAR 1 Ic NE eo sececndrsecsee 33c PEAS, can... ccess00s-- “Be Glad There’s One Near You” NAME COPYRIGHT~—U. 8S. PATENT OF FICB. THE TO COME BY AIR ise It in Two Weeks The first International air mail service in the United States and the only air mail in the North west will be in operation be tween Seattle and Victoria, B. ©., within the next two weeks, it was announced by the postoffice department here Wednesday morning Plans for such a servi pending for several week Praeger general Kdward = Mc Grath, of railway | mall service ood to Van-| couver » final tails of ae dian aut night, and Thursday. expected to return ‘all arrangements have been made for ome time,” said Postmaster Edgar Battle Wednes flay morning, “even to contras for the airpla to be used Canadian authoritie their entire wil! on our part nenosn te with our government jflight of the regular within the ne ul xt two weekr mail attie, and will enat from train N which is minsed by the t on Oriental nate Seattle, to be picked up and deliv: | ered to the mail liner before she leaves Victoria, There are three such mall boate'a week ' Under the present arrangements with the Boeing Airs company the terminus of mail line will be the Boing hangar at the | foot of ke st “After we get the alr mall service running,” said Postmaster Rattle, we are going to arrange with offi clals at Yokohama, Shanghal and Hongkong to send the important Se fattle and Northwe: wpecial t business mail tn If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis- ease should be taken cam of at once, to insure good health. For the next 30 days, we will give a liberal discount on all Dental work. All work guaranteed 15 years. United Painless Dentists 608 Third Ave. VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric, acid troubles are most dangerous" because of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking | ABLEN Op oom Meme “The world’s standard remedy for these disorders, will often ward off these dis- pases and strengthen the body against fartherattacks. Three sizes,all druggists. ee reid eee ead accept me imitauve TONIC Heat Prostrations occur most frequently with those in a run- down, weakened condi- tion; who are nervously a physically exhaust- t will pay you to keep in trim these hot days by taking The Great General Tonic Sold By All Reliable Druggista Sole Manufacturers: LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY New York Kansas City, Mo. inte. Always For sale at all aru ng a Ale | owl Dru, e* stock $8 the te the vol SEATTLE STAR’ ‘SOON B,C. MAIL °° Aathority to ell part of the ofice| equipment of Rogers Brown & Co importers and U. S. Postoffice Heads Prom- | aot DELEGATES to the Washington State meeting in Meany hall university campus cert urt Orders Sale a of Office Fixtures | xporters, whose bank ings up in th district court, was sian | Millions Me association, officials. on the state “We attended a con-| haa co: Wednesday night in the Music Teachers’ re cunsed.” ‘CHARGE OIL MEN Says Pesqueira Doheny had sent a representativé to eo City te confer with because it is here Ply-|than in Chicago or | mouth Congregational church audi torium |Roses to Remain on Display iat “U” for Sa Mexican | SEATTLE ROTARIANS were ask. | 0° wind this representative San Francisco! Dr. J. N. Bowman of the division of Don’ |that Mexican affairs should be dis-| rehabilitation of the federal board of |). °C teds, nor throw it out \ road. Keep the forests GREEN. vocational education SplashCaps A Friday Special at 5 0c —In many colors to please many bathers. —Firet Floor hy Slinpn Wash Ties Ing vilppers —Paper Plates, 12 to a box, at 5c. —No other neckwear looks so fresh and dressy , 5 P P 4 for hot weather as a smart Wash Tie. And we 15¢ vane egettes 5 to a box, at 10c. are showing many beautiful new Tub Ties ig | = —Cups, 5c for 5. most attractive variety. Priced at 35¢ to 85@ Closing out all our -_ asking: 25c a hundred. Athletic Union Suits 4 ac , , * le yor celebrats Fine ange and W hite Bath- —We have a complete line of patriotic nok nes Stake Atniee ing Slippers. In sizes 6 novelties for decorations. $1.85 a suit. and 7 —First Floor White Wash Skirts Suggestions in. Smartly Tailored Styles in Dependable Qualities —Pique at $2.50, $5.00, $5.75 and $6.50. —Gaberdine at $5.00, $6.50, $6.75 and $10.00. Washable Satin at $9.50 and $10.00. —Cotton Tricotine at $7.50, French Gingham, plaid, at $5.00. Third Floor Middies For Grown-Ups in A Correct and Extensive Showing of the New ‘SAYS HART IS Alice Lord of Seattle So The first misstonaries reached PAGE 8 AN OLD STICK Describes Him | by the r upe C | erdund that it is was no longer need:| MEXICO CITY, July 1—Cha show July “Don't we j ed in carrying on the business. that American oil interests, under It's no aoe | | leadership of KE. 1. Doheny, of Lo JOUN 85.eone of the paliot a an |39 Hatcheries Now = Aneeies, bad spent millions of dol | four . 1 at a State liars in @ campaign against Mexico, | who grt Bite unger at the next Operated in State | toterto Pesqueira, Mexico's “colonel nen. frank be bencor deed ae al With the opening of the Chinook | House,” called upon the United|ave, will be buried Thursday at 4 hat Alice Lo fish hatchery at the mouth of the| States government to exert pressure |p. m. from Bonney Watson's nd to aay Columbia river, the state fiah and| to prevent spreading of propaxand. jopted Fi ne commiasion’s total of hatcher.|to discredit the southern republic, in| HAROLD J. WEST, charged with 0 rescind Ste «in the wtate reached 39. C, H.|@ letter published by El Heraldo Peanaomrns 00 quatia of whisky |Treetraining the en orcernent a | Jackson was appointed superintend.| Pesqueira declared the ol! prob. over the from Canada last Feb. |$18 minimum wage for women & ent. A hatching capacity of 5,000,000 | lems existing between the two @run.| muary, Pp guilty before Fede we guy we Wank io to ae salmon egK® at one time is reported tries were now about to be seitied Judge Neterer and was fined $400 Wet ee ee aoe ee | to be the output of the new plant and expressed § satisfaction that | Wednesday. yr a ye” She characterized Hart as stick.” f m April 4, 1820, 4 of Hawaii « + drop FIRE when you smoke Fourth of July Suggestions $8.00. —We are showing a Black, White, (¢ Paper Picnic Outfits —Men's fine Leather Gray, Priced at led Buck 75e and $1.00 Int at 50 —Stationery, First Floor The Modis Separate Skirts —Th i $2.50 Silk Pongee Middies at Wool Skirts Middies, in three : one m at $350 and $2.95 For golf, for street, for general recreation wear, In White Middies, with rome and for the many occasions for which smart costumes with and dive collars, and also of an informal type are indicated. bord) with navy blue flannel and * . ‘ —M. serge collars and cuffs. Priced —In both bright and subdued colorings—in plain tones st at $2.75 to $6.00 and plaids, checks, stripes and novelty mixtures, Pome ys eer ys hear —Skirts of the newest lines. x jeo at $2.95 and $5.0 Hagges: ; - 5 biases’ 64 00°48 +—Unusual values in Skirts at the following prices: pape —Third Floor $15.00, $18.75, $25.00 and $33.00. —sxirts, Third Floor Mary Janes For Infants and Children —Jack Tar, Bob Evans and Rin —$10.00 Leather Bags, extra strong Sims Mi . made of dependable and durable, with sewedon corners; Jeans cloth. In all white, white very goodappearing. Special at with red, blue and rose collars, and $6.45. also with the detachable flannel col- $18.00 Heavy Cowhide Bags, of lars extra smart quality. In three-piece Khaki Middies with braid and em. styles; leather lined, Special at Sead ox $13.95, Luggage, Fifth Floor A M es 2 to 5, priced at —Sizes 514 to 8, priced at $3.00. Shoes, Second Floor Special Price Basement Millinery A New Lot of Summer Straws $1.95 For Friday and Saturday —We have just received 200 Ba Weave, Hats for outing wear. are in white, with white grosgrain bon and bows. Luggage Specials Smart Leather Ba; These —Special Price Basement Girls’ Middie for Of the Better Makes Holiday Trips Friday “Special” for the Summer Cottage lercerized Damasix Girls’. Skirts Smart Styles for Middies 9 Sy a Sizes 814 to 11, priced $1.00 a Yard Smocks 3.75. —In Tan, Blue and White; Jean le Oe zs —Damask of « cloth. Made with full pleated skirt. 111% to 2, priced wine, Un Seecty Slay Both with skirt bands and on under- ay Ren waists. Priced at $2.00 to $5.00 Wash Goods, Second F Misses’ Section, Sews Without a Bobbin place of the bobbin, and the sew. —And the automatic tension any ens. sket sired, at the regular cash pri terest. rib- machine. PATERSON Co, SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Vacation Suggestions in Haberdashery Pongee —An excetient qualit well tailored throughout. Hosiery cordovan. Champagne, at $1.50 a pair, | . Belts 6. . in three distinctive styles, — —Men's Section, First Fleer Friday “Specials” im. Cottage Rugs Regularly $20.00, at $14.50. —Three Rag Rugs, size 8226 ft, pink and gray, with white border.” Regularly $15.00, at $10.00. —Two Rag Rugs, size 6x9 ft, regularly $10.75, at $5.00. —Two Rag Rugs, size 6x9 f%, regul —Six Fiber Rugs, hes, Table Cloths For the Summer Home —Fasily laundered, fast colors, The Eldredge Two-Spool Sewing Machine —Just put in an ordinary size spool of thread in fabric, from sheerest chiffon to heaviest wool- These machines are sold on easy terms, if de- —A liberal allowance will be made on your old Silk Skirts y imported pongee eff, A special value at pure thread Silk Hose, in Gray, Green and in Black, Tan-an@ — Belts, Summer nree Rag Rugs, size 9x12 pink with white border, arly $13.50, at $7.50. size 36x72 regularly $3.75, at —Fourth Floor Japanese and Camp very serviceable qualities, pretty circular designs, both light end dark ers sderatety priced: ¢ size at $1.25 each, size at $2.25 each, size at $2 size at $2.75 inch inch inch —Linens, Second Floor and loor machine is ready to enables one to sew ice, without any in-