The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1920, Page 14

‘WHEEL CHAIR BEGGAR GETS | ae FROM $20 TO $200 AL DAY | the great war, He is a pre otesstonal| dition was due to injuries. rec jbeamar and wheels himself around je leading bis SEEK ROL OF. R RRY CROP | Bureau of Missing | | Relatives| In a communication received by M, Street, Thursday, dir of Laven: | of the detec the police kept tab {that rattied into frequently t of the cup t When he wat nome other abusive and th inside and te | drew a #how on the the tin Vegetable Growing and Reach Out Fruit Domination 30.—Japa ing practically pred Of vegetable land in Pierce | City Clerk F | are invading the small fruit) Charles Lavender, der & Overton, Lt Hortieulture Inspector | W : Fluff of Sumner has assem figures for the con investigating cing from pocket & total of $80.56 for the had been at work, A every fow me Japanese m | world war, k} Blair, Wale pict — ease ES ic We Make Mistakes and We Correct Them, Too But our reporters are human, about, Whenever an | whe call It to our attention, Mra, Edgar Blair, | the committee, was quote y an saying, “it haw reached nt where my husband ts support our family bee in unable t nese workers, “What I meant to say,” “te that white women, welf, are forced to go to work Be use their husbands are unable to npete with Japanese worgers, My | all the rest, n husband is ap architect, #0 does | not fall in this class.” FERRO ‘The Star never intentionally prints an jement or makey an unjust wy don't BER everything they " ereepe The Mar, we will be very glad to rect it, and we will thank the friends | Wwitnens before | congres#ional Jap investigating ed in The Star! compete with Jap: says Mra lige TLE STAR MOTHER'S LOVE | ‘RE-WINS BABY |Rich Women Aré Anxious to Adopt Infant PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 30, Op June 18, in Camden, N. J, A foundling with @ note-—""the parents will claim this baby in three years’ pinned to tts clothing was picked up. Every day since well-to-do folk have | visited the ehild in the Homeopathic hospital, Women in costly fur A |b bedecked with diamonds 4 it and talked of day @ shabbily-dressed couple an in apparent ill health, hands beside the child's cot # watched, Now and then the we would embrace the child, pet it, a talk “baby talk” to it “She loves the child more than ” said the nurses, “Pity she's 80 poor.” Came & day when a woman rolled SB Sy SRB Be EE A IR A eth A HR RS adoption, | up to the hospital In @ big limousine. | the shabby pair in unisem, They told a story of bad luck, pov erty, sickness, and abandonment of the child that it might fare better in the dare of o | “But we can nnd, eave Helen NEW YORK.——Dudley Field Me » former collector of the Port ¢ wen to represent th rty in gubernatorial | Dre mRY Pure Cane Sugar & Ibs. 92c SPECIAL Westlake Special FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1926, nest Beach in the City, Kefreshments Served |. 23 and follow 32nd N. W. estlake Public Market| | TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA DEL VERY SOAP 6 bars Bob White 6 bars Sunny Monday. At that time he was | investigation will bring to Hane a] hotel.| motor ear and other luxuries that! -36¢ | 6 bars Crystal White....+++-43@ of $50 8 SUGAR STALL Lower Section and Gold Bond Flour $3.25 SUGAR STALL Lower Section Silent votes do most of the talking on election day. TTENTION ! BIG MID-SUMMER CLBARANCE S/ STARYING SATURDAY OT: Will Find At Xo to Bi WHY WA ARD PA to adopt the baby figu how that of 1,771| stopping at the Temperance we ce ive it back to us ” erled Pierce county land devoted | His mother i# in the infirmary at) go with an average salary raising, the Japanese | Walsall, crippled with rheumatism, | day 1,014 acres. and is anxious to hear from her #on. into gmall fruit industry has been | ts are being made by Dentsilin’ a re by whites, First etforts | 4 . 1820 Bighth ave, EB, Van-|ago wt Bring big returns, but now |Couver. B.C. to locate his daughter, | Montana |Jennie Aspinall, who is believed to cooperative and indepen: ~ » | be somewhere in the United States, have stabilized mar | 44 possibly in Seattle & conditions, the Japanese are |”! the field. They contro! of small fruit land, out of | z devoted to small fruits. | Japanese are not as skillful fruit growing as the Amer B who have developed the in- says Huff. “But they % much longer in their | p than Americans will.” white strawberry growers ed to market their at a minimum price, Japa assembled big straw: and sold them below price. This stratecy, helieve, ig _promptéd by plans to discoygewe white r In g I. After w. they will and reap full irvers point out 4 Pounds Sugar Stall mit to a Customer | Lower Floor a he had lost his teat | ‘1 aceident several years © was a brakeman In You can't get even with your phy- sictan by returning bis call Stall 105 “Why 2 Iba, pure Cane Su 600 Mixed Cakes, ib.\. Mill's Ned Can Coffe: Creacent Cream Coffee phe. Quaker 1 dozen Econom No. 60 sack Oly OSTBERG'S ¢ Phone Elliott 170 iffy Jel, all fiavor H. O. Oats, package. .+ Quaker Puffed Wheat or * Soe Olympic Flour «.. i6e Citrus Powder . 300 can Rogers’ Baking Powder at... the KS cir fe) X Advantage Tomatoes in Puree, Standard Corn, cai Shu White Shoe Polish... .0A2 GER DRE? luded Everythi Suits, ut Shirt BOYSii"s OUTFITJ THE BOY FOR SCHOOL Caps, louses OW Home Made Meat Loaves Home Made Mayonnaise Jilg’s Bologna and Weiners Pickles and Olives Stall 133 Stall 133 Alpha Market STALIS 6-7 All our Meats are, ne perspitation, ge just. and anything R SATURDA SPECIAL Three Girls’ Bakery 60c: Cakes for 55c yungenes: Butter Something New in the Is th¢ Best Bread Line Get It On fie Lower Floor PICNIC LOAF a 25 Stall 156 e are sure to ple: We make Sy Cuts. Give Us a ial it might Nke cold crea: in the morn better for tanned, or reddened skins. prial STJLLS 110-111 ON, ID. se-eeer-eoee- BE Stall 132 Stall 13% CASH POULTRY C0. Phono 5558. w © PR ween cccccee » Ynions, 10 Ibs. Entrances Wirst and Second Avenues—SATURDAY SPEC TALS Marg Closes 6 P.M. |B Todmtors, 3 tbs. .-- Amerie Tica Si Stores Cia HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPTER FLOOR, CENTRAL \GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL Fut PU GEATTLE GBOCERY—109 OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE FEDERAL MILK, cah12¢, dozen $1.40 | Fisher's Blogid Flour, 2414-Ib, bag. $1.80 Limit 3 Apzen. | Quaker Rofled Oats, large. . .. .B5¢ Small ¢ BORDEN’S MILK, talf\can. -12%$¢ | Case .. r - 35.90 e O Stgam Cooked Oats, 2 packages.37¢ VAN CAMP ‘ancy Minnesota Crosby Corn can. .17¢ *S @ans for | Naf2 2 Can\String Bethe. » e $2. 49 | Green Riblign Seeded Raisins, pkg. MAZOLA, pint, 35¢; qu be; 14 bby Orged or Roast Beef, No. gallon, $1.23; gallon. : -\) Bz. 43 CAMPBELL’S SOUPS (exce Dt 'ty ito) per can .. -&1 Shredded Wh POST TOASTIES, 2 packages Grape Nuts, package. Fancy No. 1 Soft S PEARL TAPIOCA, 3 lbs. Del Monte SOLID PACK TOMATOE NO. 2 GANS. so0csescseces oe Lunch Wax Paper, 2 rolls.. Shopping Bags, size, 5¢; large K. C, Baking Powder, 16¢ s' 80¢ | size or ATURDAY FR S MARKETS Choice Suggr Cured Bacon Strifs, 10 to 1b. average, half or Whole, perl. 2... ieiere: toeaighereiei Choice Sugai Cured Cayhation Bacon, per Bp.,.gm:--.-- J «4... -30¢ | Wild Rose B hard, bi bs .45¢ | Choice Steer Po . oast, .-.12¢ Choice Steeyd¥O 114 -..17¢ ' Choice Ser Boili b.....12¢ Choice Witton Roasi _ Choice Mutton Stew, | Pork BAVET, 1D. toedieee Me siictactacions SC | Pork Back Bonef, 5 Ibs...... ...25¢ _ Fresh Eggs, evéry egg gitaranteed, dozen, 48c; 2 dozen. .’. dace sodille Marigold Oléomargarine, Yb....... .35¢ BAKED | 17¢, 20¢ Crisco, 114 Ibs. 45¢, 3 Ib& 89¢, 6 Ibs. $1.69, 9 Ibs.........\. 25¢ R siscuits, Brand Sliced Pineapple, ans, 39 rated No, 2 can. 29¢ gMord’s Corn Starch, lb. pkg. .124,¢ Vstal White Soap, 5 for package, 12¢; ..15¢ siquid Veneer, mall, 19¢; Jarge.... Shinola Shoe Polish, tin arrington Hall jum jar ant Postum, small. . ted Can Coffee, 21% Ik Joffee, 1-lb. tin. vecial” Coffee, Ib. D.. iiccictovoinee 106 medium | 7¢ | 12¢ | Hil 67¢ | Emo' . .33¢ | Our ‘ WASHINGTON VEG iN ABLE Co) Head Lettuce Home Grown New Ini aA 3?” \V/ “Are Thg Snow Kk “I thought so—they lobk so cylsp ahd dainty!”. Snow Flakes~-with eir fres from the oven flavos—their dash of salt— always delicious! “Order them by name from your grocer. Don’t ask for crackers y SNOW FLAKES aly SOME MORE P.C. B, PRODUCTS Plager Waters Branch Saline Flakes S MARKETS : First Ave., south of Pike §t. ram Market, Third Ave. and James S Meat Co., 1102 Western Ave. Meat Co., 5445 Ballard Ave. Meat Market, First Ave. between Pike’ | Bay City Market, 1420 First Ave. | Beattie Market, Occidental afd Yesler Way 4 NICE RIPE WATERMELON, bb... colate Eclatrs C®panut Wafers Sand Juicy Lgmons, dozen or. . wich 20¢ | Sweet Oranges, 5 Yakimg Old Spuds, 10 Ibs. for 25¢ | Fancy Peaches, ba CANDY STALL Next to Help Yourself Grocery—Special for Saturda: Mixed Creams, Ib. .........seeee00: 35¢ 30¢ |Gum Drops, 14 Ib Sandwich Hard Mixed, per Ib Paciric Coast Biscurr