The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 11

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY GOLD KING | OF GERMANY IS COMING 50 WEDS 18 ] JUNGLE THRILLS CLOSE TO CITY Chance to Hunt Wild Boar Near Santa Barbara SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Pet To Qu Expir raha boas Man Who Shook Fist at Pre- 1 renee byt ; mier of France Hopes Tear is Tak eboctdnnan bane Weal tor Cooperation | offers the moat thri Hugo Stinnes, | BERLIN pid kaise fact is just be t tha f the ot Germany, is te America, In announe tion, Stinnes said there are many ways in and German indus. | which Amer ey's worth ty can co erate, and that end 1) an who with will seek " ns met with some! Stinnes is the man who nearly! re. willing to t 1 droke up t pa conference when he Returnin, from Santa y ghook his fist at Premier Millerand five big boar, Hogg and members of @ France afi! said: “The allies won't | his party told a story of narrow es ba the German coal they want; no from death. Making the n if they station soldiers wes jeep and cattle trails t of every pit I own the party reached the boa country The wild boar direct deseen¢ on the istan Just before the war Stinnes and! associates bought mines in E and Turkey and were rea th pick up colleries tn Virginia. “Coal is the true king,” he told and George Roche, 50, of Balti- more, has secured. a license to| 6 marry Katie Slaughter, 18, | sorte Says he has been in love with ‘ Premier Lloyd George of Great ’ “ - Britain, just after shaking his fist Aer since she was 8. She says} Mother Gray’ s at Millerand. “From coal you go on | she prefers a man who knows # iron and steel, and then to ships and forests, wood pulp ar He was born to He inherited 9.00 father, and bh market when association with the great geal magnate, Augist Thy Stinnes was 34 when he b the coal and iron interest Dutch Luxembourg reco following eight years their value rose from 20,000,000 to 130,000,000 marks. Then he built a fleet of ships and} Qeasted he would shortly control the German merchant marine Next he added 11 competing street milways in Mannheim to his bold ings and he took over 250 miles of @r lines in other cities. Stinnes expected a German defeat ie the war, and so played both ends against the middie, realizing colossa profits. Stinnes ts leader of AROMATIC- LEAF duties of husband headed youths. to light- and fb Dull pa ous LnAr mer th LAHORE, India. Numer n battle betweer wh ts and pilgrims at Nakanasshid. D | Punjab. Here Are Values That Some People Will Take Advantage of WILL YOU? -$1.00 to $1.45 Ladies’ Phoenix Silk Hose, per pair. People’s ey &: Germany and a member of Buster Brown Stockings, for women and girls; Reichstag. je un nes the >r ai ~e ain ae cf Gade tan von i per pair, 35¢; three pairs for............ $1.00 employes by crantin greases of pay than are mihied for When his miners demanded his mines, he said, “Take them, but you'll beg me to return™ Stinnes was born in 1879 at Mul | beim, not far from Dusseldorf. His father was of pure Teutonic blood, while his mother was French Temperamentally, Stinnes ts a democrat, explosive and endowed with an impish humor. His domestic life is simple and devoted. His wife ts a woman of rare charm and apacity, whose father was a wealthy German trader. He has six children, | two daughters and fou VU 4th AVE. AT PINE Hatching Eggs $1.50 Per Setting BABY CHICKS— White Leghorns, each per 100 . $20.00 Rhode Island Reds, each. .20¢ per 100 $25.00 4 ts. SCRATCH FEED 25¢ 9 Is. CRACKED CORN 25¢ Loganberry, Raspberry and Strawberry Plants. sual SEEM WATCH in Sample Line House Dresses for Women....Half Price Blouses for Boys USDANE 105 PIKE STREET Furnishings for Men, Women and Children “Shop on Your Way to the Markets” THE BEST MEAL Have a GOOD Garden cluding br 25¢ Puritan Dairy “Lunch HARD MIXED, th. MARSHMALLOWS, Ib. a2e Strictly fresh B. & B. Candy Store Mayonnaise, 35c Ib. Thousand Island Stalls 49-50 Main Floor Dressing tad tatiott 2054. | Stall Fancy Lares RIPE OLIVES, pint..25¢ DOLLAR s HOE CO STALL NO 1 Imported Holland Herring — . BASEMENT Be rach or 81.50 per keg BILLY BUSTER SHOES BOYS’ ARMY SHOES $3.25, $3.50, $3.75 83.25, 83.50, $3.75, 84.00 MISSES’ AND GROWING GIRLS—82.75, $3.00, $3.25, $3.50 83.75, 84.00 MEN'S SHOES—83.50 TO 88.50 WERE YOU ONE OF THE 1,200 CUSTOMERS WE SERVED LAST SATURDAY? FILBERTS, tb. 15¢ TRY-IT DELICATESSEN Stalls 64 and 46—Main Floor SEABOARD 4 lbs. 35c while it lasts Vacu 4 Stall 5—1 loor 31 large cans D. M, Stic Finest of Meats a est Prices: Legs Lamb... .25c Lamb Shoulder ... DD... .. 4 1eyoc Pork Roasts .. .20c Pot Roasts. . 12! Choice Steaks. . 15c Pork Steaks, 2 lbs. : " 98c 3 ise cane H. lL, Sliced 98c ta Clara * $1. 75 68c nek oF White 25c 2 cane age ve ‘ 2 AKE Main DECKER- FREGEAU CO. it asss _ 8-9- 23.- 24 GET IT AT GREENS <> FINE, DRY, GRANULATED SUGAR, 8 Lbs. 63c FLOUR | MILK BUT TER | COFFEE | Vaney Froth Reg. 25¢ Fancy Roast | 49-1b. sks. | Co-operative Jersey | 29c; 3 Lbs. 85c | $2.37 | 2 Cans 19c 50c Lb. Once tried always used. | Best East or West | Limit 4 cans -.15¢ | 5 10¢ | Full Crear 29e¢ . 25¢ abe Ibs. FA B5¢ # cans Salmor . 25¢ abe Royal 25. 6 rolls 17 . 26¢ 19¢ | ¢ 2e cans Molas 14¢ coe to ener bee = Manes Coffee B06 12¢ | 40 can Chinook Sal 20¢ 10¢ 29¢ | 4 cans D US YOUR MAIL ORDERS for Prompt Attention and Money Saving Tomatoe B5e rop Sauer Kraut, Ib GREEN’S BUTTER- GROCERY STORE, NO.4 STALL, 50 LOWER FLOOR |Funeral Saturday of for Mrs. Leckenby |; eh THE LATT WIFE, 72, TRIES TO JAIL HUSBAND FOR ALIMONY WHITE PLAINS, N. ¥,, Feb of married life, Mr art k ' ma for mor he w 1a paration on t er * of ri r r b . " " up the back m nd 1 himaelt few hea ft to wo REGULAR MONTHLY DANCE ot pe ee NU XAT ED IRON | for Red Blood. Strength and Endurance SPEC SATURDAY Frye’s Markets SUGAR-CURED CARNAT BACON ‘ SUGAR-CURED PICNICS CHOICE BEEF Por ROA per pound CHOICE ROLLED RIB RC per pound * CHOICE ROUND ROA per pound to ‘: CHOICE PORK ROAST, per pound ...... CHOICE VEAL ROAST, per pound CHOICE MUTTON ROAST, per pound PORK LIVER, per pound Meet PORK BACKBONE, 5 pounds BUTTER SPECIAL FANCY QUALITY CREA BUTTER, per pound 2 pounds, ‘906 FRYE’S MARKETS Olympic Market—Fi Ay American M es, dea Avenue and James Street Western Meat Co.—1102 Western Avenue Ballard Meat Co—5445 Ballard Bay City Market—1420 Fir: Central Meat Co.—First Seattle Market—Occidental . PACIFIC GROCERY ©O 300.301 Third Ave. S., Seattle, MARKET)| CHOICE MEAT Avenue st Ave. Ave., bet. Pike and Union BE STAR 'Stock Broker Held on Charge of Fraud He was ar Charles Ph AT THE GHOKGETOWN Under taking Parlors, funeral services fe Mrs, Sarah Aldrich were to t held at 2 p.m. Frid M Ald r lied Wedr at her home OLD AT 40? IRON STARVATION of the blood perhaps and your worn out, exhausted nerves need to be revitalized For this purp ayy Ate Wholesale Distributor Wash, IALS ION 27c 20c ST, AST, MERY enue, South of Pike St. and Yesler Way FURST AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND WWON STS. Entrances First and Second Aves —SATURDAY SPECIALS—Market Closes 6 P.M. Visit the GROCETERIA FIRST— It Pays MR. they want saving prices. AND MRS. THRIFT to keep a close watch on the to get There priced every week that are not advertised but picked up by the regular the full are have Groceteria benefit of or scores of item found the at it pay shelves if ir me spec Groceteria visitors yney- ially are ? JUST AFEW ITEMS to give you an idea of what YOU SAVE ON EVERY ITEM Sal ntl dot aca ae when you buy at the Groceter home but the folks that save the most Folger’s Coffee are those who go to the Groce- ‘| the teria FIRST every time they 21% $1.03 want to buy. 5s... $2.03 M. J. B. Coffee 18s» .. He THE SAME PRICES AT 30 21% $1.32 STORES gives every Groceteriz 5 $2.15 sdb oie ie pant ee aah excuse wad Olympic’ Pancake customer the same saving op- Weer 23¢ portunity, no matter where they Centennial Best Flour live-—no need to come down 24s $1.33 town; just go to the Groceteria f 49 Oe $2.55 round the corner. ped — 59¢ 24s $1.23 49s .. -..- $2.37 Rex Flour, 49s...$2.73 WOU ssiavescceun 10¢ Carnation or Borden's Milk ..12¢ | Co-operative or Fed- eral Milk 11%4¢ Fels Naptha Soap- S hats fot os 06 15¢ ae 10-lb. sacks . Canned 2ihs . Canned acks Standard Tomatoes— . d¢ -.10¢ .-10¢ ane Sugar-—— . sacks AMERICAN GROCERY STORES CO. HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL Pure Cane Sugar, Campbell's Soups Uneeda Biscuits, t Federal Milk, Ca EXTRA SPEC and 40c value, peache: of fine table quali 22¢; per dozen... Save your carfare can! Tea Garden Preserves, No. strawberry Other vari ve Tea Gatden P reserved F igs, Beckwith Preserved Figs, th Mrs. be oz Black Jell, Schoolboy Peanut Butter, medium jar Sardines, Jiffy 2'4-lb. tin, 45¢; Mother Goose fine; per can Chum Salmon, s Sockeye S Maple Leaf brand finest Columbi salmon, h Sa Nekco Tuna Fi two cans for Del Monte Gorr Boot th Del Monte Del Monte nati ree jars for Phelps’ Home rry, blackberr glass me CENTRAL SEATTLE MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT—1112 WESTERN AVE, 5 Ibs. 45¢@; 10 lbs. 884 “is .10¢ wo p ..18¢ tall can. ..10¢ on Milk, tall can. ..1le AL! Canned fruits, 35¢ and 10¢; J thr No. rdines Special cans for for ancy ( ix cans for Red Kidne y th Yakin cans for raspberry, brand 1 ce Beans, raspberry... Made “Ja y and loganberry 9-02. glass.. ell-O.. m 1-lb, tin. . ee 1-lb. cans. 1-Ib. almon, an Extra Pe Extra Sugar Peas, ‘rosby Cor n, No, 2 can.. can... on price of each 1 jars of . 5¥e . ATe r.39¢ rasp- .19¢ 15e¢ very .10¢ ..25¢ 1. 30¢ river Old Colony Succotash, Como Cut three cans for Waldorf Whole Refugee Beans, can R three cans for Hawaiian Club E No. 2 medium can .. Aunt Jemima bag Log Cabin medium Olympic Pancake package . Del Monte package tefugee Bean PUBLIC MARKET GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET sROCERY—SEATTLE MARKET, OCCIDENTAL AVE. AND YESLER WAY PHONE ELLIOTT 5074 fancy grade. .23¢ can.......19¢ -93¢ Del Monte Extra Sliced Pineapple, large can, 35¢; grated, large can a Sliced Pineapple, squat can, 32¢; three for. . Grated No, 2 can Broken Sliced Pineapple, large can. -93¢ Buckwheat our, FI 10-Ib. our, bag Seeded Ra aisins, 1l-oz. package...... 17¢ Mazola, pint, 29¢; quart. . 57¢ Legal 653836359 Rolled Oats, bulk, 5 Ibs No. 10 bag.. Fisher's Blend Flour, Yellow Corn Meal Shredded Wheat Biscuits, two pkg: - 49- Ib, bag... 10 bag. . Fancy Carolina Head Rice, 2 Small White Bean for 20¢; 6 lb Lenox Soap, 6 be Creme Oil So White Linen S Hills Red Can Coffee, Ib. 214 Ibs. for. ‘apnea Coffee ) 9-lb. for Coffee, lb., Tree Tea, Ceylon-Japan, lb finest & 33¢; 2 Ibs. WASHINGTON VEGETABLE Co. Yellow Extra Fancy Winesap Apples, box $2.00 Swee Seed] Extra Large Juicy fi Grapefru Mixed, per Ib Cho ate V t Navel Orang Florida Grapefruit, Extra Faney Wine: Gem Spuds, Newtown ack Apples, box. . $2.00 | . $1.50 Newtown Apples, Sunkist Oranges, Nice Head Lettuce, each Best Rhubarb, 2 lt Rutabagas, 6 Ibs. do: 6 Dried Onions, 9 lbs. Fancy Tomatoes, Yakima Gem Spuds7 9 ibs. CANDY STALL Next to Help Yourself Grocery es, dozen........15¢ each 10¢ ap Apples, doz... 20¢ Lemons, 5 for .10¢ hy COD. so cvsiesees 5¢ anilla Fudge, Ib nut Brittle, Ib Fr lb., 25¢; Hand-dipped / Gem Gum Drops, Ib. os. for for fgr. Deas zen for ssorted Choc alates, Us sia for sh Molasses and Vanilla Kisses, per -15¢ » Ae +. 25¢