The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 15

. THE SEATTLE STAR e 1 be PAGE 28 have swarmed e e Toa TEA FA ARMY =|: for Chmputen te gut"iate ent| August Was Wettest |Amundsen to Tell C h inese M ai d W e d Ss spooning, proposal thers are un. City May Readjust have started not only in offical! August Since 1912 of Explorations who arrange the matings. And wo, Motor Bus Routes rene Sh icici of many. ||. Auqust this year was tho wettent | Capt. Roald Amundsen, discoverer thee ma ee ais endent Carl, H. Reeves, or ‘des Or cats, the authorities ntate, no | AURuat since 1912, according to Geo, | of the Bouth pole nnd the Northwest ie al PRS pcre Peg hor bn Teed orde ache eae poritiog state: WO|.N, Sallsbury, Seattle weather man, | passage, lately returned from Aretio piri O e ar (4 Bn bebaeyae Fes Bp creat work Friday on a report making |The precipitation was 1,61 Inches. | explorations, win gtve one public ad |ly, however, #o the girl specific recommendations as to routes ants who accuse landlords for, the! ; rean ¢ 1 re ampaign to Rid City) reaponatbiitty need not worry fur | Hottest day was August 12, with a ~ nb ariond his stay here, Wednes:| | YANGCHOW, China, Sept. 2.—/formed In a temple beside the ashes! his “kuet” or spirit began t pear, mini for all the 200 motor mean temperature of 67. day, September 14, at § p.m. In the The jong arm of Chinese tradition |of the lover, months dead urging her to go ahead rating out of Seattle. The her, The fleas have come and will) r oh, . of Them terete {f a campaign ts started “) = an abs Plas omfg church, Fifth ave. has spanned the centuries to claim| Following an anctent custom, the| marriage just as tho he were living t was requested by the courtell againat them, ices b panpeided au me, ened We L “ reabeos GA pn ant ois {te weirdest victory here In a sepul-| girl's father had pledged her in in| ‘The elders of both houses were | Utilities committee Thursday, | y District Judge Jeremiah Nete pt, A inen hag cc ehral romance which the nati | fancy to the son of his friend, 7 Po yparitio — “PON, Sept. 2.—Fleas have in.| 1 explaining the situation Herbert | win convene September 20. speak for the benefit of the Lyn cept as warning that men ey me former offielal ‘Only death can raat bag rhea ioltthaine 00’ Save ancestors preceded the wedding at ted the homes of the wealthy, and EB. Ellis stated that there are ordin. | —— —-——— |Home society, The Norwegian male gunder whom the gods have joined. |these solemn promises as a matter | seen Perins the ‘tecanie: F dreds of people are experiencing | ary fleas and sand flies included in| often, Some people say it Is on ac.) cholr will sing. and Mayor Caldwell| 1¢ wedded the belle of the town|of course, And in the present case| Reluctantly, but bound by code of! ‘The bride of Yangchow's epirit t most of the troops went thru) the Invasion, “1 am told,” he said,| count of the storms, and some say It and President Boyna, of the Chamber |to the spirit of her departed lover. |even death was no liberation. Fonor, they consented to the ghastly , suitor is convinced that she has fub veeas, Sand and ordinary fleas! hi uch invasions come every #0' ts because of dry weather, lot ¢ eree, will speak briefly It gives her the status of unmar-| Romance as It ts known in the!eeremony, and with bridal chair! filled what was to be, for his “kuel™ = ———— — : mam tied widow of a man, tho bride of Occldent does not exist in China. decked in the green of mourning in| no longer haunts her, Yet there hin ghont. | Many young people do not see each place of the Joyous red, the girl led | cannot be found one maid in this ‘The ceremony, combining the rites | other until the wedding day, Strolin| the procession to the home of her | Celestial town who envies the “spirit jo marriage and funeral, was per-|by moonlight, “sweet nothing," ! “motherdnlaw” where obelsance to' widow" her strange ntaus TR’ [OLYMPIC - CENTRAL] proposition f} PUBLIC MARKET Entrances First and Second Avenues iy y OU SATURDAY SPECIALS MARKET CLOSES STORES CLOSED MONDAY (Labor Day) Gow any mae dom miwapacgeteetes MT American Grocery Stores Company Ceylon (BLACK). Take it home and try it. If you don’t HELP YOURSELF GROCERY, UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET find it the finest flavor and greatest tea value you ever : CENTRAL GROCERY, LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET tasted—return it to your grocer; he will refund the full SEATTLE GROCERY, SEATTLE MARKET, 109 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE purchase price no matter how much you have used out of Mail Order Dept. 1112 Western Ave. Tel. Elliott 5074 the package. PURE CANE SUGAR, 100-lb. b 6.65; 10 lbs. It will pay you to try Tree Tea Ceylon (Black). FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR, 49.1- It is the one high-grade package tea in the world that sells FEDERAL OR CO-OPERATIVE MILK—can RTA a wmciamed acim FRUIT JARS AND CANNING SUPPLIES: Tree Tea, or wets PEACH CANNING SEASON IS HERE! ee ee Se Kerr Economy and Wide Mouth Mason Jars— Economy Covers, 2 doz, 65¢. Kerr reg. Mason Covers, Aish “ Pints, o bo quarts, doe, te ra doz. 65¢ ‘err regular Self-Sealing Mason Jars—. ey is, reg., 2 doz. 35¢; Wide Mouth, 2 doz.... 45¢ M. J. 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