The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 18

niaatietdiaeaeene names pres "PAGE 18 WATER TO’ TRANSFORM BiG BEND! Will Be Richest District In World, Star Man Told at Coulee City Hine with tte steadfast pottcy te pre- the Interests of the entire her than of Seattle solely, The gent Ralph J. Benjamin on » toor of Bast Site, Day by day he ts telling Readers about the hamper grate waned frit crops that are vow being marketed, | ‘shout conditions geverally tu Bastera Yashington.--Faltor, By’Ralph J. Benjamin COULER CITY, Sept. 29.— “This is a mighty good wheat country when the rains hit us right, but just walt! When the Big Bend irrigation project goes thru, this will be the richest district in the world.” That is the way the Coulee City folks took at It. ‘The Big Bend district raises wheat) Bow—when the hot winds don't come up off the parched desert and burn ft fAand when the rains are favorable. | In spite of drought and hot winds, the greater portion of the Big Bond Produces wheat every year, but some pections have had crop failures for Many, many years. FAVORS PLAN TO DAM COLUMBIA RIVER The wheat warehouses In Coulee City are expected to handle close to 1,000,000 bushels this year, The haul- nik is well under way, and the heavy ‘trucks and laden wagons are ripping | and gouging the dirt roads into lands | holes and ruts. brigation project. It favors the plan to dam the Columbia river and put the water on the milliops of acres) ‘Row arid, It believes this plan the 3 é ; ‘ ‘only feasible way out. Near Coulee City are several aban- orchards and dust-covered, de- houses, where optimists start- evelopment work years ago. are several spots where farm- in desperation sunk wells and at- to pump enough water by pumps to irrigate their or- after all other methods fafled. The sand has drifted around the trees and houses and covered the Wells. ‘on this land,” say the people here. “It te wonderful soll. It will raise anything.” MAY BUILD DAM _AT GRAND COULER ‘Word has been received here from Coulee, where test borings are made to determine ff that ts a place for a dam for an irri- reservoir, that bedrock has found in every hole. This means ie reruns bo bultt-4hete Su6 natural rock con- it have 30 roome. ‘Von Herberg ts out of the elty and rumor cannot be definitely con. | Private dancing lessons al! day at Bright's, 1604 4th, cor. Pine —(A4.) The stomach is the center of the body from which ayn our vitality, gece gg ot ealthy turns the food we eat into nourishment for the blood! stream and the nerves. Dr. Pierce’s Goiden Medical Discov- _ ery refreshes and tones up the _ stomach walls and removes the _ poisonous gases from the system. The first day you start to take this reliable medicine, impure! ; Oe cp and accumulations begin a separate in the blood and are _ then expelled through tho liver, " bowels and kidneys. Get Dr, ‘Golden Medical Discovery rg 4 liquid or tabine forts it is a! ar blood purifier and activity. Posy 100 to Dr. nigel Sat | awe’ 's from am pot og ra dealer Put your body into healthy, Hotel in Buffalo, N. Px oul Dates of io Golde City wants that Big Bend) CANADA" 1S THERE REALLY ‘WIDENING GAP’ « Quarrels Only Family Quarrels. Friction Causes Easily Removed. Too Ignorant of Our Neighbor. Close Gap With British Empire First. * * * * * * rote the following letter te the editors ace ‘an eattor a The Star several days ® Veading dally newspapers in Wester “Thie feeling, these lefters ony, te often manifested tn Canadian vaudeville and other _theetees, where slighting references are made by performers and warmiy on he good enough te tell me whether, tn your eutimation, there te community? iiam American relations warm and friend- Wapepers sesiet to that end? rension of your views om any angle a jnena, whe read the above letter when) “we rane PF “What te ne valent in jed te make “Twill greatly apprecta’ editors, but from Cani wae A in The The ft Editor ‘The Star: owing friend i Canada and the United States?” As ja Canadian I say most emphatically, “No.” |] Tt t# true that before your coun | try entered the war there wa aa | tmx im Canada that you were not # EMT [playing the game to civilization |That feeling existed In the United | States as well. But you came in at }your own good time, and it turned out to be the right time, And you} layed your part, too, when you @id/ jcome tn NO JUST CAUSE FOR | ANY KEND OF GAP There can be no “Widening Gap” detwoen our two countries. Can any | jone ative any ligttimate reason hod | any kind of a gap? No, Our sates | esta are identical and can be work | out to the best advantage by friendly co-operation We will quarrel and ecrap as fam- Mea are permitted to do, but let an Joutaider step on our toes and the! world will soon learn how close are jthe tes that bind our two coun | tries. But, Mr. Editor, there ere causes of friction which can be easfly re Moved, and in justice to Canadians I think I am safe tn saying that the j removal of such causes ts up to you. | The depreciation of our dollar ts} {Don’t Wait to Woo; Buy a Heart Oct. 8 No use weiting; you can buy ‘em October & What? Hearts. Seaitic |seciety women are going to place Cupid's trade mark on sale. Getting a heart won't be @ question of er— er—aentiment, but Instead will be a question of loose change. And you'll be helping & lot of homeless little kiddies who are being cared for by the Washington Children's Home s0- ciety, And then the heart market is very easily fluctuated. “There's a reason.” Pretty girls wil sell them. | Eline Howe, tn 1844, first com! Dietely developed the lock-#titch sew | Ing machine, | snare mca ee .Go to any grocery store and buy a Take it home and try it. If you don’t find it the finest flavor you have ever tasted return it to your grocer, he will refund the full pur- chase price, no mat- ter how much you have used out of the package. | ~ Real Painless Extraction Free Daily Intredues frbeasboney “put Sista waren Ser tel't fo te Serteatteeet S's Whalebone set of $8 Crowns \8 com ches | gall ork gyaren taken te tbe moore ry o | po RR zor ‘cot oth same day. Sort Cot! ane nag baci of Our Plate and Bridge Work. We Stand the Test of Time, | peMoat of our present ibresget patronage te ors, whose work satisfaction. corners, Who have tested our work. en coming to our off oa. are ie the erik place name ieok lately enserting that there ts ob- endly and even natagoniatic attitude J not In your issue of this date you ask, | responsible for this depreciation here a widening gap between | than y A ant insta In one of your large stores an SOUT Publ THE SEATTLE Canadians 40 not act like (hia Fa pr enemy and wanderer of the your country, apparently tnteltigent man made me out @ bill Re this: “V, G James, Van Coover.” In a large #tore in San Francisco I was asked if Can ade was in British Columbia, In riding on a train to Spokane I wars asked, “Where te Canadat and “Does ft stretch from coast to | Comet?” STUDY CANADA, OUR BEST OUSTOMER, HE SAYS ‘The smallest Canadian schoofthoy | knowe more about Mexico than some jof your intelligent people know of * Canada, | Revise your school books and study Canada, your best customer, Lat |what Owen Winter tm the "Anctent | | Grudfke” enya, sink tn Other causes of friction are cd as these: A Canadian living in San | | Francieco flew the Union Jack Al neighbor promptly reported him to the police for flying a foreign eat Yo gods! A party of Amertonn tonrists | few years ago hired a “carry all,’ 4nd drove down the principal streets | dragging @ large British flag in the! dirt. You ean imagine what hap- pened, Every year tn Vancouver we are vinited by @ large number of Amert can auto parties and most of them carry plenty of Amertoan flags, but very, very rarely a Pritt fag If 00, to what causes is It due? hove, net only from Canadian A eitiven now In Beattie one of the caunes, We are more ou are. mertoans as a whole are ignor. of Canada, Let me cite a few) ances: | ee | ND = Features Unusually Attractive Specials This Week Look at This Long Line of Supreme Values! Join the Thrifty Buyers Our Prices Beat Em # All 10 Ibs. Cane Sugar......67¢ 10 Ibs. Beet Sugar. ..... .65¢ $2.25 (ei eck roeeeceeeesemeee 91.95 Five cans Sardines S | No, 1 Yakima Potatoes, No. 10 sack New Corn Meal ........ CRESCENT Crescent ream Coffea, i ote Crescent “s9* Coftoa, Ih .... 200 Crescent Bakin. Powder, ib. .. Crescent Maple- ine, t-om. bottle . ae Large package Flapjack 37¢ Carnation Wheat Fiakes. 309 ==) Pearle of Wheat.........20¢ & = ROUND STEAK 20c = Stalls 45-46 OHIO srt: Dentists i ee TTT 207 UNIVER: ‘ Daweslie: Vranensi cieason Om, —_oMM MN Shoulder Lamb, Ib... ....10c Pot Roast, Ib............ 8c Veal Roast, Ib.......-..12 1-2 Hams, half or whole, Ib. .32c ie Se Smoked Jowls, ib... 16e Fruits for the Canning Season! Can and Store Vegetables Today! Every Variety at Economy Prices UNION FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CO. : Best Creamery Butter, 2lbs. 98c Best Wheel Swiss Cheese, Ib...........45¢ Eggs, pullets, dozen Brick Cheese, Ib.. big od 20¢ LIMBURGER CHEESE, brick. 2.2232! 15¢ two bricks for Sint i in OE oe 25¢ BLUE COW BUTTER STORE Near Main Entrance Sausage, Bulk, Ib... . 10c | Pot Roast, Ib............ 8c Shoulder Lamb, Ib. ...... ... 8c Picnics, Ib. ..............19¢ Hamburger, Ib. ..........10c FARMERS MARKET Stall 84 Rear Entrance PEGGY’S BRERD Two Large LOGVeS £2.00. ccWecceccccsss cece 25¢ Two-layer Cakes is -25¢ to 35¢ Butterhorns, three for.....ccec.ce.seeeeeeee 25¢ PEGGY'S BAKERY Near Main Entrance <7 Diamond “P Lit. 5 c tle Pig Sausage, lb Potato Salad, quart........40c Frankfurters, Ib. ..... Farmer’s Style Sausage, Ib. .35¢ SOUTH END DELICATESSEN Stan vO Opposite Big Ment Market Aangerous cause of friction between our two countries fs, ae I wee it, that Btates and Canada ta to be cloned, STAR | Britian | people—Henrat Then you have the “We won the PLAY POLITICS WITH wor’ element, But they truly make| DANGEROUS QUESTIONS themselves ridiculous, and we pay little attention to them, Another thing—I think yon pln politics with dangerous questions But the greatort and the most| towit—the Irish question If the gap between the United OLYMPIC PUBLIC then the gap between Britain and the United States must be closed, be cause Canada will ever stand wide b side with of the world—Great Britain. them--and it might do learn American standpoint, Study FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER $0, 1921. other, consideration tor each i! foclings and peculiarities, ana the cooperation of tne newspapers will in time 40 away with the “Gap.” | There should be no “Gap,” and lot of us make up our minds that # us g00d to} will be none, Very truly they are—trom the VCs of each New Avon Hotel, CENTRAL MARKET © the greatest benefactress We have our feulte—plenty what Entrances First and Second Avenues SATURDAY SPECIALS MARKET CLOSES 6 P.M. American Grocery Stores Company | HELP YOURSELF GROCERY, UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET CENTRAL GROCERY, LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY, SEATTLE MARKET, 109 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE Mail Order Dept. 1112 Western Ave. Pure Cane Sugar, 100-lb bag $6.55; 10 Ibs. shnlatate aiaceteus tance Siaeine «OFS Borden’s Milk, ‘tall cans a SR | (Limit four cans.) Co-operative Milk, tall cans, 3 for.... .29c Fisher’s Blend Flour, 49-Ib. bag. . ... $2.15 Campbell’s Soups, all varieties, cam. . .9c Uneeda Biscuits, package...........5¢ Crisco, 3-lb. can, 59c; 6-Ib. can. . ..$1.17 Economy Fruit Jars, quarts, dozen. $1.17 pints, dozen ........me.---+-----99¢ Kerr Regular Mason Jars, pints, doz. 93c quarts, doz., $1.05; half gals., doz. sl inet une: Sets arailinile ohinse-oreeueininn.e's.s RO Parowax, 2 Ibs. for ...........-..-.35€ Shredded \Wheat Biscuits, two pkgs. . 25c Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. ........m--.10c Post Toasties . . 1.2). ..wmesacee-- 106 Cream of Wheat, package.........,.27¢ “Sun Maid” Seedless Raisins, 15-oz. package... .. Tacs enemas sae Borie Ribbon” Seeded Raisins, 11- . 15c; three for. ...,. ..,.42¢ “Table Queen” Faney Rice, 2-lb. car- CORR ose wneiic.e divs oS. s cediie hic wrpere, 2 170 Fig Bars, fresh baked, Ib. .......«...22¢ N. B. C. Package Crackers and Cookies regular 15c ges, special .,....12c Lunch Wax Paper, three 5c rolls. ......10¢ Royal Baking Powder, 12-oz. can. ... .43¢ OLYMPIC MEAT COMPANY First Avenue, South of Pike Fancy Pot Roasts, Ib... ...2-cc-eesessseeseveres Round Roasts, lb..... Short Ribs of Beef, lb. . Veal Roasts, Ib..... o Seabieas Ibs. for... --00 220 -- Slocumians Picnics, Ib... .. Revere Cottage Butts, apg Dina cnididw Anchor Bacon, Ib...... Cream Cheese, lb......+.-00--eee: r Fresh Dressed Hens, Ib......wse-+ee+ eves ewes ee - BOG Fresh Dressed Roasting Chickens, Discvncnanpeees Free Checking Stand Western Delicatessen Co., Inc. Seattle Market Occidental and Yesler -10¢ -20¢ -10¢ -14¢ -12¢ Upper and Lower Central Publie Matter 1420 First Avenue REAL MONEY SAVING SPECIALS Full Cream Mild Cheese, Ib.... Genuine New York Cheese, lb.. .~ Fancy Cream Brick Cheese, Ib. Our Famous Mayonnaise, lb.... Thousand Island Dressing, !b Potato Salad, pint.......... essen vse} oaen creas 18¢ Tel. Elliott 5074 Yeast Foam, package -wn:.--w<wewoen Te Jiffy Jell, three packages for. -x.e.-s . 20C. Baker’s Cocoa, Ib., 53c; half Ib. ....-. -27¢ Kingsford’s Corn and Gloss Starch, two packages ... em Booth’s Sardines, all varieties, can... 18¢ three for wie tstee css ses smnnwete OR Heinz Baked Beans, large can. «ecee Je medium can, 15c; small can. . 2». 116) Olympic Pancake Flour, two pkgs... .45¢ No. 10 bag finde sietete + © ome cute. aot «OS Log Cabin Syrup, small... ...<.2+.em 28 ew Figs, bla or white varieties, fancy grade, lb., 22c; 2 Ibs. for -s<- Rinso, three for 20c; Lux. «2. ern Ivory Soap, small, —_ bars for large, two bars f OF. . - «o:ew-ae aa Lenox Soap, seven bars for... Crystal White Soap, five bars for... Kaoma Cleanser, two for 11c; five... M. J. B. Coffee, lb., 40c; 3 Ibs. for. 5 Ibs. for ....... 0. sews Hills Red Can Coffee, Ib. ange Ibs. for a9 ian ,01.9 onto, e-ie aise Golden West Coffee, Ib., 39c; 2 Ik Tree (Ceylon or Japan), ee Our “Special” Biend Coffee, Ib.cco.! 3 Ibs. for owe ole owt 0's'e whee re we United Bakeri Bread BETTER THAN THE BEST! 2 Large Loaves for 2§ BAKED IN ELECTRIC BAKE-RITE OVI Large Assortment of Cottes Cakes, Cookiea Seattle Market, {11 1 Coutaall Olympic Market, 1426 First Av. Central Meat Compa 1420 FIRST AVENUE Steer Rolled Roasts of Beef, Ib. ..........15¢ Short Ribs, Ib. .......10¢ Pot Roasts, Ib........10¢ Sirloin Steak, Ib. .... .20¢ Veal Roasts, Ib....0..15¢ Veal Chops, Ib........20¢ Lamb Roasts, Ib. .....12¢ Lamb Chops, Ib.....171¢¢ Pork Roasts, Ib.......22¢ et tees cthee Bacon Backs, Ib. WESTERN COFFEE STORES COMPANY Our VERY BEST COFFEE, now, lb., 40c; 2 Ibs. for... ...........-ee This is a VERY HIGH GRADE COFFEE with an AROMA and FLAVOR that are bound to please. Our coffee is STRICTLY FRESH ROASTED DAILY and GUARANTEED 30 PLEASE or money back. STORES AT 1426 First Avenue—Olympic Market 1420 First Avenue—Central Market BAY CITY MEAT COMPANY Chotce Steer Pot Ronsts, Ib.10¢ Choice Steer Rollod Rib Roasts, Wo cescsecescscsvesovers 25¢ Faney Veal Roasta, lb......14¢ Shoulder Lamb Roasta, tb. . .12¢ * Pork Roasta, Ib... ....-..+..22¢ Spare Ribs, Ih. .... see 1 SO Hog Ulver, b...........-.+-.5¢ Sugar-cured Picnios, th. .....17¢ Sugarcured Bacon Bucks, half or whole, Ib. Boneless Cottage ee wm, .26¢ Pure Lard, = ths, for, . 109 Occidental Avenne—Seattle M MRS. JESMER'S BAKE-RITE BREADERY 1414 First Avenue eek ei SATURDAY SPECIALS ‘o Large Loaves HOT BREAD for. . BUTTE RUORNS, Frisco style, three for. ry Home-made DOUGHNUTS, per dozen......... ; Delicious Rolls, Coffee Cakes and Layer Cakea for Camping or Picnics ARAN Brey oemnaRpaTSRINES RHEL