The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1921, Page 18

"PAYS $1,000 Men Who Were to Get Him Classic Bride jer, living $1,000 ju the famot wi Thrift for his middie name, fell under the spell of the spring weather a fow @ays ago and allowed his fancy to turn to thoughts of love. lie he was day dreaming of @ lit tle cottage with roses, two strange mén dropped into his shop and made themselves acquainted. The elder of the two, who addressed Batros in “Greek, told him that it was about he married. ‘ARED TO DER SUBJECT » Batros said he had been too busy to e matter much attention, but ared to consider the subject he found the right kind of girl. Batros, who is himself a Greek, | ‘Was assured by the speaker that the latter's wife had a handsome Greek girl for a sister, but that if he want @@ her he would have to pay good Money for her, as Greek girls were @earce in America, and they were if scarcer since the govern. evn going to keep them out in future. If Batros wanted this classic beau- ty. he was told he would have to Make up his mind at once. Batros gaid he would take a chance. After Much haggling it was agreed that he pay $1,000 for the girl. The : was clinched, and Batros was © meet his new friends on Boston Common with the money next day. Batros cashed in his Liberty bonds drew out his little account at the Trust company, and rode in &@ trolley to the common, where Swaited his friends. The latter up shortly after Batros ap- and he was instructed to put Money in a box which they pro for safe keeping, while they Ok it out to the bride in Brighton. Matchmaker said that he had money also, and he would place Fol in the bex, too. The match- and Batros drop e box was locked to Batros, with the key. waiting for the Brighton car the transfer station in Cambridge, Matchmaker asked to be excused & moment while he dropped into a store. He never came back. friend went to look for him and Me mever came back. When Batros home he smashed the box open | &n@ found only a couple of wads of Friends, money and promised had all disappeared. warning Alexander’s father had given his and Batros said that he had heard it. So Patrolman Brown as detailed to find Batros’ roll, if , before the mysterious bride her bands on it. st and Pike Pot Roast, Ib. ...... S¢ Legs Lamb, Ib. .... Shoulder Lamb, lb, 10¢ Fourth and Pine 2 Ibs. for 25¢ Queen City Market Come Here Saturday! See How Little Pig Sausage Is Made Just Try a Free Cooked Sample | WHEN LOVE. horse dealer for 10,000 CALLS HIM Boston Cobbler Swindled by] 15¢ | cher, a well-te jin an inn his worth about $3 publicly offered his for sale, voh, nude female figure, believed to rep bag around his neck police to >and : an expensive delivery Jresent Cybele, has been dug up at! holders held the! slr noses as @ post-! bank book with a credit of $400, wa equipment. - A second and smalle ed by. An inqui 4 | sto k worth $2,000 and treasury No 0% ° F a trey » bad debt losses figure found close by ia of a nua > an ot edged eg —because, we sell for cash only i sts our over child, with shor suggests the “bobbed” fashion of to 1 first: | Daddy, bring home some Roldt's eam | day |Father Sells Son 0,000 Crowns a June 3.—General indig ‘othe or asking the same price for CHICAGO, Allum, Chica June Ric |] to be LOUISVILLE, y. Th ANNOUNCEMENT OF STORK’S ARRIVAL GOES BADLY ASKEW adve! edule, but he turned out twins—and girls June 3.—Mouse Cat Lives 25 Day in Closed Rain rant, June $.—Thin elty utlived its tra¢ A chureh rainpl 8. Richard eopened after having been eh rising MAD, | daya, From it staggered w t that he was }lweak and heir and sent || strong enough ne the arrival |) worm milk that w ae Di ped before it hard arrived Has $4, 900 but H H ; —— i | Beit Se Held Their Noses . Dies in Poorhouse sone, June 3—A terra cotta as Postman Passed | Leas oe + gos ae Bsc French pastry after a hike! “Supper time came and not enough cold chicken or any other one thing for a hungry half a dozen. “Then I remembered the Tillamook Cheese we'd bought the day — In a jiffy, everyone was busy. We made a rarebit they all declared to be the eaten. Everyone wanted the recipe. “Well, just this creamy, rich Tillamook rarebit, with pickles, preserves and steaming famous. We have a jolly crowd almost every mediately on of an ess =A er, Wor won andi ntl waley. (Uf you wish to make this richer, the yolk Sten ves may be added jus before serving.) cups of coffee made my Sunday week omy a0 teable ac all! tell you—it isn’t my ‘secret ages fons. fre Be Tenet sale the slice or tm Sand 14-pound visas TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION, Tillamook, Oregon Speer Cheese-Kitchens owned and operated by che Tillamook Deirymen Garnish with “But let secret recipe’ vo much as the cheese. I always look Sc Tilisencok on ‘the rind whan 1 buy cbesse—becease i ie the best! Sunday suppers became popular” “One Sunday afternoon a few weeks ago, half a dozen of us went hiking. Later, the crowd dropped into our house to rest a few moments. But you know how moments lengthen out they'd ever T'm giving tt to you below. Look for TILLAMOOK on the, Rind. AT THE CORNER MARKET Lamb Chops, Ib. . Short Ribs Beef, Ib. .. | Plenic Hams, Ib. Lower Floor Corner Market 19¢ | STALL Specials That 15¢ -18¢ FINEST FRESH KILLED SPRING CHICKENS, per Ib FINEST MEATS. REACH BOTTOM PRICES 2 Ibs. Pure Lard for 25¢ | We Make Our Strictly Fresh-killed Hens Local Bacon, b. 6 Are of Wonderful Appeal Eastern Bacon, t. Fancy Wieners, Ib. . Smoked Liver Sausage Pork Pies, each Three for ....... Veal Loaf, Ib. ... - £0¢ Fancy Bologna, lb. ... 18¢ -20¢ B5e¢ Te + 20¢ 11 BOE INDEPENDENT PACKING CO., NO. 2 [WE CASH PAY CHECKS] QUEEN CITY MARKET WASHINGTON DELICATESSEN STALL 33— LOWER FLOOR —P. ROUNDS, Mar, _ Home Rendered Lard Eastern Bacon 35¢ per Ib. 18¢ New Sumifier Sausage for Every Meal Fresh Dressed Spring Chicken, 30¢ Ib. Buy Your Necessities Here—Fresh and Economical Always THE DIAMOND “I” DELICATESSEN Fourth and Pine BRAND NEW SUMMER SAUSAGE—ALL VARIETIES Home of DIAMOND I A Treat That Begins Sunday Right Sugar-Cured Bacon, Ib. 25. Roast Perk, Ib. .. Local Bacon, Ib First and Pike Fresh Hog Liver, 2 Ibs, 18¢ -.19¢ Fourth and Pine METROPOLITAN MARKET FOURTH AND PINE Lower Floor Corner Market Stall 25 Elliott 4141 Stall 25 Elliott 4111 2 lbs. home rendered Lard for 25c Spring Chickens, lb. 35c Excellent New Summer Sausage We Specialize in BRANDS of Choice Meats fHE SEATTLE STAR pipe} TRADE MARK Ge US. PATENT OFFKE litional | tabby i, but still ir & bow! of Adv: ertisement, ~ We POSITIVELY 1G Your MONTHLY GROCERY BILL 15 PER CENT—OR MORE saving you the enormous cost —because, we do not deliver—;' e alfre das a In : oo nui at our sto v thin, —because, we save you the cost of sales-service—in "cea, sanitary. pachazes, with prlcen | plainly marted. Solicitation ond collection, and all FF ch we save you the cost of bookkeeping—ir timrssance “and waste of the ~39ch Package 2 1-2-LB. CAN 8c] GHIRARDELLI’S SL CAN oooh: cago cssce GROUND i apes ah POST TOASTIES, 1-Ib. Can RPAH i. 08 he ch os cia: 3-lb. ij KELLOGG’S BRAN, PCMAG oon 5 Noes bs 5 05 4c OLYMPIC PANCAKE FLOUR, Package if KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES, Package ij ROMAN MEAL, | Package if CRISCO, if 1-lb Can 1 lc 20c x het 23c ae 11c a RS 33c ‘Mae a 18c 2/c 54c Pints RED KARO SYRUP (white), 1 1-2-Ib. 15c Can MAPLE KARO SYRUP, 11-2-lb Can . 5-lb. PARK PINEAPPLE, No. 2 Can No. 2 1-2 Can 19c 69c 43c 37¢ ... L0e 50c } 10c] ‘ see ceee geecee PREMIER SALAD DRESSING, Large Bottle. MRS. PORTER’S MAYONNAISE, Medium Size JELLO, Package HILLS’ Red Package TEAS, —78c Value, lb. .. FEDERAL MILK, se eeee DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE, Grated, No. 2 Can 25c VAN CAMP’S PORK AND BEANS (10c ee cccree cece cces ~25c VAN CAMP’S HOMINY, 1 5 —Large Can ............. Cc CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, 1 0 c LIBBY’S “ASSORTED JEL- LIES—Glass Jars 1 4c 15c DEL MONTE TOMATOES, fl . Solid Pack, No. 2 Can ij WASHINGTON MACARONI, : i/ SPAGHETTI, NOODLES, 2 5 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 Packages for C| —can . The prices on following guaranteed against change for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday CITRUS Moe PIMENTO Standard TOMATOES Powder, large p! hing 23C| Cm a . ‘ pert Can, No. 24 . You save 75c or more on a $5.00 grocery order by I patronizing your neighborhood GROCETERIA —SAME PRICES AT ALL OUR STORES. LOOK FOR YOUR GROCETERIA pow veka Gal QUEEN ANNE HILL ite, 8—Seventh W. seeee IVORY SOAP, —Small Bars, 3 for 9c ne -sigy3 Groceteria No House public’ “Market, ve —White Groceteria nd W dow netaire. 14—Weatlake — Gyoceteria, *No. 40-201 Biaine BREMERTON ‘0 kbar Soe Groceteria No, $4—Fourth Groceteria No. 22—331 First St. Public Market South End Ave. N. RENTON HILL Gros poeteria ie; 15—13 —503 Union oceset\a IS Ss eases ANS GOAN ¢ DISTRICT Green Lake DISTRIOT Groceteria No. 16—43rd ahd 21-201 Bast- lake Ave. LESCHI PARK DISTRIC be aga No, 28—1801 Yesler Wa: BALLARD DISTRICT ee o. 45419 Ballard &. UNION DISTRICT Gysosterte No. 23—23rd and KE. Un 11—5801 Lath Groceteria No. iw WEST SEATTLE Gr ? 10-712 Groceteria No, 33—California and tt St Admiral Way. Gr ria No, 36—4201 Fre Groeeteria No, 30—California and mont Ave. K KE Groceteria No. delli Sts. DO} KLAND A ~Market and Pica- AUBU wre WASH. Groceteria No. New wail Bld. Next to Miasio: ka “Theatre. NORTH END ria No. 356—85th and wood. KENT 26—-Second and Meeck- Groceteria No. er St