The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 14

PAGE 14 Best Cough Mixture ls WOMAN OF 4? Made at Home on mie Home LOVES BOY, 19 Stops the Irritation and Geeghing Cease THE SEATTLE STAR CITIZENSHIP EASY mizensuip easy | Actress Is Golf Enthusiast FARMERS START! =f mvau ren cate"|Wants to Play Local Links ORGANIZATION = brought many quertes to The Star | Association to. Is Be Built | leivs She Just Wants to from Americans who enlisted in Around Congress Bloo Fine for Chest Colds Too and | Is Cheaply Made at Home Earn Living for Him When you can make, In twe min the Canadian forces during the work! war as to thelr etatua as U. &. eltizena, These men lost thetr citizenship when they enlisted in a foreien AKRON, Ohio, Feb, 17--Mra. Lit saree’ pont 8 +" sat Y Saaen army; however, they may re«ein farmer’ organisation, built around is held at the det on home ogg he donot use she || thelr former status at once by be- and even hard Chose why tri Will probably whing and anuffling aaa of the mucous mem Fou will feel fine in al coming repatriated in the United States dist riot court, Wederal building. It W@ not neccesary for them to go thru the regular row f naturalization proceedings, rely to tnke the oath of allegiance. boy at orphans’ home and te Akron with bim, ac loording to Mra. Grace K. Hill, police woman, who made the arrest, The Bete Mitenethy aad tote ne Titsts | two have lived in Akron three years ahd enough hot water to make ®* mother and son, according to Mrs. if pint and you've ot an imex~ | FIL let from present conditions is thru | polities eaused the call of a meeting of representative agrarian leaders of the nation. The conference waa by Benjamin C, Marsh, man. ctor of the Farmers Na right up. CHICAGO, Feb it--A national |“Pane’s Cold Compound” Breaks Any Cold in a Few Hours | the “farm bieo” In congress, was in In@lant relief! Don't stay stuffed {stops nose running; retieves head- | procens of organization here today. wp! Quit blowing and mnuffilng! A| | Bette of farmers that the only re | gone of “Pape's Cold Compound” tak- hy en every two hours until three dowes| auickert, surest retiet known, and ere taken usually breaks any cold | costs only « few o The first dose opens clogettup nice, Contains no quinine, Insist Rostrila and air passages nf head: | upon Pape'a—Advertisement. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 apebin, wihe Z 7, as 7m 4 ache, Gulinem, feverisbness, sneez- a oll Compound” ts the at Grug stores. tance. Tastes | It acte without « tional council, who arrived today, = | Leaders of the new movement, Who dincloned ite nature to t ree ‘5 "geal eS a aa Ther were arrestea as they were | can know how my heart went out it te soothing, healing action on the returning home from a grocery, boy when I «aw tn him the 8 eek tae” Ty MANZ | walking arm in arm, apparently de of my own son,” she enid * ‘eey voted to each other, At first both lice are pussied as to how to ————~—-——« | were reluctant to tell their story, but | treat the case, | Mra Swasee, it is said, finally told | }it, while the boy, now 19, stood look- S. waite the wer, acw In, cient vot] University Summer “I went to work in the Findlay | Course Is Planned | ho S-year-ol etd ais weeet and vate Plans are under way for the com lwho was the image of the son I ing summer quarter of the univer had lost shortly after my husband | “ty which will open June 30th, the | died. My mother’s heart went out | 49 after commencement, and close to bim and I loved him ax a moth-/0M September ist. It will be dt er,” the nurse said, according to Mra, | Vided into two terms, the firet end mun, fing on Friday, July 28th. ‘The work | new po! Warmers, however, will be formed {Into @ wnit to solidity their etrength | | | | | | ment will be included in the organi. farm ieadern. the national nonpartiann league | American farm bureau and the Unit “Three years ago,” ahe continued, | of the second term will begin imme “I came to Akron and he came to ‘lately aa there will be no specific the meeting of farm and laber forces | next election |make hin home with mo, He was/time reserved for registration for — - sages ot alleen etetatane an orphan, I worked as a nurse tn | the second term. Akron hospitals and made a living} Courses will be offered tn the cot | |for him because I loved him. leges of Nbheral arts, science, educa. | m, business administration, fine “I do not know what to do, The} whole thing shocks me now, But I|arts, journaliam, law aod the ai jsut love bim. None but a mother uate school ey (SCARES 10 and For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, | Mise Mary Ann Robbins, leading woman of the Seattle Co- Operative Stock company at the Wilkes theatre, is an ardent ‘"RECKLES wh Sour Stomach Bilious Liver | golf enthusiast and has played some of the best courses in ‘The nicest cathartiolaxative inj pletely by morning, and you wm) ‘he country. She is waiting patiently for setiled weather to) |the world to physic your liver andjfeel splendid. “They work while { Sey , ia ite | BIN SU DAM Socios face beara fice aetna rans {71 some of Seattle's wonderful links. Incidentally, while Cl] ache, Cold, Piliousness, Indigestion, | up or gripe like Salts, Pills, Calo waiting, she has become the nemesis, in what spare hours a| e P or Upset, Acid Stomach is candy- me Combination! like “Cascarets* One or two to mel, or Oil and they cost only ten) stock: leading woman has, of some of the reputedly beet night will smal your cents a box. Children love Cam, ; carets too.— Advertisement. ‘ auct on brid PURE. CANE SUGAR, 100 Ibs... .$5.7% 8% Partici: cntbhninc then. MET sie ceves 58¢ pa FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR, 49-lb. WO INE iin pwgteac pas eno $2.15 Karo Syrup, Blue Label, 5-Ib. pail... 33¢ es cine 24¢; quart, ane: se Preferred Stock We are offering our Participating Pre- ed Stock at par value of $10 per , 4 FLAVORING” EXTRAC’ IS This stock has exceptionally attractive EVERY TEST and ita pour consideration. 17 HIGHEST MEDALS Dries Peaches (fancy peeled), ll-o2. Sa ‘ae RES COMPANY inc 7, KS Se) | mee Gam tn oot for Mr. Allison. bettie OC wan SOC we OSC Sicilia Coneeay lexan sete’ ae oat) aaa Tae ANOTHER OF OUR FAMOUS COFFEE SALES—Saturday and Monday —at All Our Stores 2 bottles for. ......-+-ceeene----45¢ Snider’s Chili Sauce, bottle.........27¢ rou LGER’S With every hase Saturday and Monday of a 5-Ib. can of the delicious Folger’s Golden golden Gate Gate Coffee we will give a 1-lb. can FREE—and with every purchase of a 2'-lb. can we Asparagus Tips and Stalks, large cans, 23¢; 3 cans for.......--.-.-...G5¢ Del Monte Corn, can..... 19¢ Del Monte Tiny Peas, can.. Fancy Wisconsin Peas, can..... 27¢ will give one 14-lb. can FREE. Campbell's Baked Beans, large can. .12¢ 5-Ib. can of FOLGER’S GOLDEN GATE | 214-Ib. can of FOLGER’S GOLDEN GATE Po ha ROS Tp nek ak tees COFFEE, and one 1-Ib. can FREE, $2 | COFFEE, and one void, can FREE, 1 Camnpbelrs, Scape, ail variates. ..... Sic eu cut Saturday and Monday, for......... ~ Saturday and Monday, for..... ij maitis © $ Cut Stringless Beans, fine Eastern, Co FFE EE J This brings the cost of this coffee down to 33¥%4c a pound, making the price so attractive that it would Eastern Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2 cans a5¢ py 4 I pay you to anticipate your requirements for some months. Folger’s Golden Gate Coffee is one of the lead- VACUUM PACKED ing brands, and is always uniform, and being vacuum packed, the flavor is retained indefinitely. One Package of Swift's — Gi) | Wool Soap Flakes Free REX | with each purchase of FLOUR 6 Bars of Swift’s saith. aden ah =a + je. stric - Wool Soap for ent family Flour. stat 241%-Ib. Centennia’s Best soft wheat flour. i TEA 10x... .AT¢ —worlgs Finest 274%28 - $1.00 Tees rma cer. 498 ... $1.89 LON finent quality bieck tea an altractive Morton Shaker Salt ....4. ccvcess A1¢ Bag Salt, 3 Ibs. 9¢; 8 Ibs 3 Royal Baking Powder, 12-02z........43¢ “2Melb, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 10¢; | WESTERN COFFEE CO. STORES 1420 First Avenue—Lower Central Market 6% First Avenue—Olympic Market 1 Occidental Ave.—Seatile Market Try our Special 40c Coffer; Ib. 40¢; 2 ttn T5¢ Lanches Teas Coffees UNITED BAKERIES BREAD Better Than the Best! 112-lb. Loaf, 10c 1426 First Avenue—Olympic Market OLYMPIC MEAT CO. 1426 First Avenue Free Checking Stand Pure Pork Sausage, Steer Short Ribs, Br. ceccvcccceses 18¢ m® .. veces ABMS 2 Ibs. for ......85¢@ Pork Liver, Ib......5¢ Veal Roast, Ib. ..12%@ Back Bones, 6 ibs, 25¢ Veal Chops’ Ib. ...18¢ Picnics, Ib. ........19¢ ere Carnation Bacon, Pork Roast, < WD, ceecsev cheeses 18e Lamb Roast, Ib.....16@ Anchor Bacon, Ib. 16¢ Steer Pot Re Pure Lard, 2 lbs, 25¢ a -12%e tan Bacon aha Rolled F AThe i Dennett’s Cracked Wheat 4-Ib. sack as sellin, 3c EXTRA STANDARD CORN—We have sold a large quantity of this grade, Washington Macaroni which testifies as to its “ . : of ‘ | AMP" exceptional value; per can. 1 2c BANE Sincere a We aoa 35 Both poate SOMOliNa, Pkg. .---ecaneencee DE EEO KE ---+0-nnnnnne v PING 6 E064 “abe By con soos MOC. “av siGe ae: LSC. Fleiech VAN CAMP’S Sunbrite Cleanser, and Oak Greceteria Ne. 26— treets, Second and Mecker r, Streets e y PARK DIS tnd Public nil . Market euler Way ‘ Hy wrer ATTLE AND, - Public Mar- AUBURN, Wash. California and 4 ral st rFACOMA, Wash. Grocesteria He Bie ay srocery Com Ne 3 California and Alaska : gta Cesete Come: w Wall Bidg, next to Mission Theatre, here Monday, at which timp leaders |Nathan Beman Dead We Unit | will attempt te bring about + | political led Press, mild no attempt to form a coalition, in order to solve their ina | Here at the Age of 63 joni party will be made. vidual and mutual problems There will be no new or radical | for or against congressjional candi. Plans come out of the farmerr con [dates in the next election, It was ference, it was paid, The new orsan- | Mat 63, former county auditor en@ | eatd. ization will be formed along lines’ _ Northwest pioneer, who dic® Only th : y ‘ nly the conservative farmer ele already attempted by conservative?) mm ureiay at M be tal ration, authorities said. Members of Leaders today frankly admitted) Beman was an organizer of fhe saw no immediate chance of re-| Alaska-Pacific Wixprens Co. and for | from unfavorable condilions. the last 20 years had teen employed od Staten grein growers will be ac They anid they based their hopes on tive in the conference tomorrow. ability of the organization to sweep The conference in preliminary to | friends of the farmer inte congress |'# survived by his widow, Mra. Mary OLYMPIC-CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET Entrances First and Second Avenues Saturday Specials American Grocery Stores Co. 3 BIG DOWNTOWN STORES Upper and Lower Floors, Central Public Market—Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Ave. Mail Order Dept., 1112 Western Ave-—Phone Elliott 5074 WESTERN DELICATESSEN CO. Upper and Lower Floors, Central Public Market—1422 First Avenue PIMENTOS VAN CAMP’S TOMATO * Chili Con Car Seattle Market—169 Occidental Avenue . mann’s D arne ‘ . . * . . ie once obun 15c SOUP—can ... . 9c Yeast GR 6 osteccech 6c No. 2 can....23¢ Mild Cre, Ib. 25¢; Potato Salad, pint, 15¢; Mayonnaise, Ib. ......... onte TOMATOES STANDARD APRICOTS ‘ Little Pig Pork Sausage, Ib......... 25¢ Sliced Breakfast Bacon, lb. solid pack, large can.. 19c —lIe a -19¢ en : , CRISCO ? ‘ , ats ve uw our- Fels Naptha ~The FLAG BRAND Sweet Corn Ickp lishment of food ijl) See a: ‘ ; . ‘y . Nee et amapeaiey 3 IO 2% an EC you eat by eat- a arwia ae Pe NaeAdgaesas 5 The Greatest Aluminumware and Graniteware Sale in the His- Mission Sitted Peas 17c rualar PLE, extra fancy, '29¢ cake, of iielnche Rinso, pki. ...200.5 4 nas tory of Seattle Is Being Held by Us. Never Again Will AD ooo eee iced, No. 2% : is v of Bes Kips i % ca woth day Elastic Starct, pis. .....40¢ ft. oon You Have the Opportunity of Buying Such Heavy Im- Prices in our stores outside of Seattle are, however. correspondi: d Good EASTLAKE K. UNION DISTRICT BY TT. Weah. porte jOOGs as We Are Offering. We Have Made the Prices So Low That Every House- wife Can Afford to Buy Western Importing Company Olympic Central Public Market—Next to Help Youself Grocery Arrangements were being made Friday for the burial of Nathan Bo by the Lowman @ Hanford Co. He | Boman, tures nieces and @ nephew. Market Closes 6 P. M. BORDEN’S MILK, 4 cans..........38¢ FEDERAL and CO-OP MILK, 3 cans for 28¢; 6 for..........+.+2-- SB¢ MAXIMUM COFFEE, 214-lb. can...93¢ Albers Flapjack, large pkg.........27¢ Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. Grated Cheese, jar........- Fine Blue Rose Head Rice, 3 ‘ibs ys eee eee eee New Pack Shrimp, No. i cans. .....18¢ 3 cans for ..... Large cans, 33¢; Pineapple, sliced, No, 2 cans......22¢ S$ cans for Vener dpisss kanal Pineapple, grated, large cans.......25¢ No. 2 can, 20¢; No, 1 cans, 2 for 25¢ Seeded Raisins, ll-oz pkg. 14¢; 3 for BOE; 6 for. .......-eeeceeeee ee - TOC Extra large Oregon Italian Prun: &lb. boxes, 95¢; bulk, 3 Ibs. ....55¢ Extra large Santa Clara Sweet Prunes, 2 Tes.. E secsesane A en Creme Oil Soap, 4 bars........c0. 10 bars Crystal White Soap and 1 Creme Of) 22.62. 8 eee dececdcce 3be pkg. Washing Machine Soap and ystal White Soap for........33¢ + seceoeene Kaoma Cleanser, 2 for 11¢; Hill’s Red Can Coffee, Ib..........42¢ 216 Ibs. for ..... <= 5S ogee Our “Special” Coffee, Ib...........30¢ SEs. £08 Ss 00.0ke2 ake codeobessan dee Best Coffee Value in Seattle. Bay City Meat Co. 1420 First Avenue Steer Pot Toast, Mm. . Steer Short Riba Ib. Rolled Roast, tb. Pork Roast, Ib. . Shoulder Lamh 1 Shoulder Veal, I. ...ses-ee. Pure Pork Sausage, Ih, 18@; 2 ibs for-—...35@ Pure Pork Sausage, links, ID. ....+0.cec+ enon BOE Pork Liver, Ib. .....06 Pure Lard, 2 Ibs. for Anchor Bacon, Ib. sos. Bacon Strips, Th. .... Fancy Creamery B CENTRAL MEAT CO. 1420 First Avenue Pure Pork Sausage, bulk, Th. 18¢; 2 Ibs. ...25¢ Pure Pork Roasts, Id. 1 Pork Back Bones Pork Liver, Ib. Choice Veal Roast, Ib. Sirloin Steaks, Ib. .... Sugar Cured Corned Beef, Ib. Sugar Cured Picnics, Ib .. ar Cured Hollywood Ba Sugar Cured Carnation Bacon, Ib. Pure Lard, 2 Ibs. for Bacon Strips, Ib. «4+ 45¢