The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 16

| _ PAGE 16 ECRETED MONEY IN LOST WAGO) NEW YORK.—rrank Fax report | Ri robbers had driven off with his "Wagon, tn which he had secreted BAA Police tater discov val | Rorwe had walked off by iteolf and | Moll Standing before a grain and fecd | MU8Y With the money atut under bbey BY MILTON MACKAYR dda Gh ave me a Her low he} Hampshire mapte QUEEN CIT “atPme PUBLIC MARKET At Pine QUALITY FOODS———RELIABLE DEALERS =BOLDT’S Queen City Public Market Saturday Special Boldt’s Special Cinnamon Rolls 20¢ doz. Large assortment of Cookies 15¢ and 20¢ doz. Boldt's Large Bread 10¢ (Sc lb. (Sc Ib. Independent Market | Metropolitan Market - Beal 6 MAIN FLOOR | Sta 25 MAIN FLOOR FRESH KILLED CHICKENS 22c Ib. | Eastern Hams. ...231¢¢ | Leg Pork Roast. . .2214¢ j Bacon. ...271g¢ | Veal Chops, 2 Ibs. ..35¢ Saratoga Roast ....25¢ | Ground Bone every day SEABOARD MEAT CO., Inc. ‘Stall 5 LOWER FLOOR Stall 5 : ALWAYS SELLS GOOD G R E E N GROCERIES FOR LESS Limit Ten 19-1b. Sk. Fancy FLOUR $1.65 BUTTER 2 Ibs. 98c pki Uneeda Biscuits YES—WE DELIVER——— ’s Butter & Grocery Stores LOWER FLOOR Is Hedda--Wins by money-talk | § Mi went to the Not the Least of Them S le the up plokpooket mi cu »plaint was justified should be ty the same J, Rufus, Barty They should © president of ® sin Hut she'll » a hundred, Hedda Delilah « dasa Fut she clips bank compan admits she has welder not ¢ roll SHE IS SAT ‘ | WITH HERSELI 1 could sell laprobes to the stokers’ union,” Hedda confeanec | natvely, as she flashed me one | gold amiles over the wire. | ‘This Gabbey girl works In a man [ner all her own. No long financial lingo for her. Her sales-talk te a {combination of «mile, reasoning and eye elocution. With one paragraph of her opening optic argument, she can ign the average man for 400 tehares of Baked Apple, preferred. | Hedda is optimistic about her career in Seattle. As long as she has “ 4 her ttt! gold fountain confident abe will garner he newly redeemed gar ates money. Khe sayr “Only, two things can stop me—the patrol wagon and «malipox.”* Perhaps Seattle investors ate se cure from feminine wiles, Perhaps they are secure from the argument of a pretty face. Hedda overestimated her own at- tractions. She couldn't Invetgie many men of the world. Rut not one year ago m lawyer lont $20,000 by the Gabbey method. A Indy came to Beattle from an other state. She was @ young and beautiful lady. She leaned a fine apartment. Several dayn after her arrtval she attorner’s office and asked him to take care of her affairs |for her. She appeared to be wealthy. | She told the lawyer her brother had made money for her tn Tepas olf ‘They became close friends The liawyer often wna men with her tn lentes and dancing places. He tntro- | duced her to his net. | HIS CERTIFICATES | STARTED A FIRE | One day she casually suggested he linvest in her brother's of! company. | She would gladly part with a portion lof her own holdings She was glad |to share her good fortune with | friends. A month later the Iady’s apart- ment was empty. The lawyer tn due [time used the stock certificates to | start his furnace fire. Japan has 3,000 newspapers and magazines, SLICED PINEAPPLE Extra standard grade. Machine wrapped; 1%-Ib. loaf, 2 for 17¢ S$ you come to our stores from time to time you will notice a number of new brands. No. 2% can..... LIBBY’S SLICED YELLOW CLING PEACHES LIBBY’S APRICOTS No. 2% can a3e¢ FLAG GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 880 tirely new to you. Some you will probably recognize as old-time favorites back home—or these brands may be en- Whatever the case, we ask that you buy them with confidence that they are equal or better than brands they replace. We have purchased them with the greatest care, and in quantities to com- mand the lowest price, and without restrictions BEANS No. 1 can. ; No. 2 can 2se EAGLE CUT REFUGEE BEANS No. 2 can.......... oe EAGLE CUT GOLDEN WAX BEANS No. 2 can..... STANDARD STRI BEANS No. 2 can. iia FLAG SIFTED TOM THUMB PEAS No. 3 can FLAG SIFTED EARLY of any kind. sider necessary. 17¢ 17¢ ape 15¢ OUR a5¢ Ne FLAG TENDER PEAS No. 2 can.. ee STANDARD SUGAR PEAS No, 2 can 17¢ LIBBY'S SOLID PACK TOMATOES No. 2 can... No. 2% can.. CALIFORNIA TOMATOES —with Puree No. 2 can No. 2% can.. . Zle . 196 LIBBY’S KRAUT large can . No, 2% can M. J. B. COFFEE Vacuum packed. The Quality Coffee of America. turn the can or container if write our main offi We are therefore able to provide a constant supply of these items, and sell them at prices no higher than we con- In each and every instance where, brands are replaced you will positively receive BETTER QUALITY at the same price, or the SAME QUALITY for less. That we may have your co-operation, we make the follow ing GUARANTEE in order that brand with CONFIDENCE of complete satisfaction. you may purchase any We guarantee that in each every instance that sho GUARANTEE wi fina « new brands equal In will kindly phone or » giving your name and address ‘ery truly yours, GROCETERIA STORES COMPANY By Walter A. Monson, President. VAN CAMP PUMPKIN No. 2% can. 15¢ These prices are guaranteed for our Seattle Stores, but prices in our stores outside of Seattle are correspondingly low. THE SEATTLE STAR |FERRY DEAL Residents Asked for Medina Wharf Wharf Saved County From Civil Suits Former Commi sioners Approved Road Ramsey Refused Culvert on His Land Editor's Notomtn tine with tts policy to publi th siden of Star is giv ing space to a series of article by W. KB. Che which he j has subs | state the King ely any Controversy, Chambers’ ent his and th BY W. EK. CHAMBERS of the charges brought ag missioners, Mr, I his property in the Medina neighbor A by the cc son three sides of thin property ade of gravel surface, « thru the land and fine t both enda of the holdings, Medina and jemed that Ramacy withdrawing also a umental in hi” from the Bellevue | fer | amney In ne natruction of paved |. Fairweather | w and these pecommendat roved by the commit After the ne of I ington, due to the ul, the dock t to | Fairweather pa lean esidents of Hunts point and Patr t suit against $40,000 two potnts n of the dock and ro nty $18,000, jock had not teen ted two 4 con cks would have been | If the nuits out Co have been no ertticien ally the drainage culvert on The original plan ¢ acroms the Rama Ramsey emphat denies hin land. of a only Fast Side |erty, but he refused permission a to divert settlers | its construction ghborhe ad t of land. > recorda, od, where he bh vard paving ic the east aide . which waa paved than "he other eections| Walla Walla Gets ‘The original route pansed thru the center of his property, making hin sides and would have given pave thrn hin most desirable property. the road along one aide of hia prop- Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit! “Freezone” on an aching corn, money for|half mile from the }land face the paved road on both! rush for warden seeds has star | stimulated by ment to and deflected traffic right | winter This change, recommended by th#| large quantities, « county and state engineers, placed | Auker, secretaryemanager of Walin i | Drop = little | tn- | stantly that corn stops hurting, then | shortly you lift it right off with fin- | gera Truly! Yotr druggist sells a tiny bottle “Freezone” for a few cents, suffictent | to remove every hard corn, soft corn, | or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or trrita. ton. ee ee '| The FRANCIS BACON A Piano of Distinguished Lineage ‘The choice of a plano should not rmined without due considers Qualities are of little value unless they are permanendy retained. We have a have decidea . r their ok. In these Pianos it ena & buyer $100.00, with pleasure that we now announce the Francie Bacon, Bunga low Htyle, for $390.00 ‘This piano has an extra heavy full metal plate and ever: bumhed with much pleaned with the at shipment that we recetved. NOTICE—it you want any tntorma- tlon *, for your ail and get be misled by ber ® knocker is un. truthful MONT! 8S MUSIC lonteliun Bldg. Srd and University HOUSE In square dealing business for over 50 years, | have passed with temperautre con Mr. Ramsey emphasised the idl that the Medina dock is ments and their failure of the atten and the 4 recall Its Garden Seeds In| WALLA WALLA, 19—The ted. unusually mild ners have begun 4 peas in oc B Jan th Truck gar planting beets, on Walia Gardeners’ association This! is nix weeks cartier than usual, he wala Twenty-seven days and nights | —— ; tinuously above treexing. the hich Favor Beeler oot mark reached wag 62 Argrece Walla Walla has had warmer spelle| Narcotic Bill| in winter, but none of such duration.| OLYMPIA, Jan. 19/—The Becler nore es na io bill wan reported back from Will Facilitate | the committee on medicine, dentiatry, . pure food and drugs with the recom. | Tourist Travel |)" {crt 404 crue » VANCOUVER, B.C. Jan. 19 To The measure spectfies that a physt Giscuss means of handling this year's | cian, when giving a prescgiption for | tourist traffic In the Pacific North. | narcotics, must state for weet, hat ail Which ie expected to be the| ment the narcotic Ie to be used and greatest in history, the North Pacific| must file « duplicate of the prescrip. | Coast Passqpger amociation went in| tion with the chief of police | sennion here today, with general pass. mPienardtnarnee ‘ | Sora and bance te ow Flyers Are managers in attendance from ali Fined in England | coast cltien. $$. j LEEDS, Eng. Jan. 13—An air} plane pilot’and owners of the ma- chine were fined $165 for flying leas 0 feet above this city, Native postmen tn some parts of Britiah West Africa have to travel as much as three weeks thru the Jungte to deliver a FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928 Off to a good start with a warm, tasty breakfast — necens « D and Mother doesn't have to get up early to prepare jer on Fa r it, either! In just five minutes you can enjoy a ing hot dish of Albers Carnation Mush, ptt do cooked ~ fragrant, energizing and delicious. Albers CARNATION MUSH enters the daily menu with your morning it can be served in many delightful ways throu; the day. Try it as a pudding, or in cookies. Its whole-wheat properties make it a marvelous food for health and tastiness any time. In the green-and-ced package at your grocer’s. Serve tomorrow-order now. meal—and George Dodd Loses in Fight for Seat OLYMPIA, Jan. 19.—George Dodd's contest for a seat in the legisiature from the Second district was lost Thursday when the elections and Privileges committee decided in favor of Representatives Arthur L. True} and Grant EB. Hunt Dodd con the election on the grounds of scount. The commit tee, how uphel4 the count of the! election board, which gave True 6,357; votes, Hunt 6,066 voter and Dodd} 4,737 votes. i EVEN IN THE INSECT world! there are bootleggers, —_Prof. ‘Trevor Kincaid told an audience at) the Labor temple Thursday night. | “Ants,” he said, “drink an tntoxicat- tng larva which ts provided by a beetle.” FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PIA Cooks in Five Minutes ‘sn|—@ delicious wheat food that starts the day right! /ALBERS BROS. MILLING CO., Pacific Coast Millers Makers of Albers Flapjack Flour and Rolled Oats WAITER AMASSES WEALTH ‘EW YORK, Jan. 19--Henry Abt, 4 well known Broadway waiter, has bought a large farm and retired with TOM MOORE in “PAWNED’ (E AND UNION STS. Entrances First. and Second Avenues Market Closes 6 P. M. AMERICAN GROCERY STORES COMPANY turday Specia Upper and Lower Floors, Central Public Market Mail Order Dept., 1112 Western Avenue. Raisins, Fancy Seeded, 15-oz. 15¢ ins, bulk, 2 Ibs... .25¢ Prunes, ex. large Santa Clara, CANE SUGAR, 10 lbs........ 78e¢ - $7.55 | pi ame -.....39¢ | Seedless Rai BORDEN’S CHOCOLATE MALTED | MILK, can 2 Ibs. HEINZ BAKED BEANS— sm. 9¢; med. 2 for 25¢; Irg. 23¢ HEINZ KETCHUP, small......19¢ large . 29¢ SHREDDE BISCUIT .. Roman Méal Uncle Sam's . so Rex Hardwheat Flour, 22-0z. jar 33¢; No. 1 jar .-1le 1. BBE 204 Raspberry, 8. Fb ins Peas—Fancy W Irg. pkg. .25¢ Cream of Wheat, pkg . 20¢ Spratt Dog and Puppy Biscuits, large pkg. ..... 2 for Sweet Wrinkled, No. Ginger Nut, 85¢ pkg.. Del Concert, 35¢ pkg. Dinner Biscuits, 40c¢ tin Cluster Raisins, pound carton. .22¢ Olympic Meat Co. 1416 First Avenue Pure Pork Sausage, bulk, Veal Roast, Ib.. pound Veal Steak, Ib... Steer Pot Roast, lb. 121¢¢ Lamb Roast, lb...... Short Ribs, Ib 1214¢ | Pork Liver, Ib Steer Round Steak, lb. 20¢ | Picnics, Ib. Steer Sirloin Steak, Anchor Bacon, Ib pound ............20¢] Hams, half or whole, Pork Roast, pound Pork Backbones, 7 lbs. 25¢ | Pure Lard, lb... Special on Delicious Hams and Bacon United Bakeries Best Quality Bread—1%-LB. LOAF... New in Seattlo—Delicious Bee Hive ( Large choice of almond and fig filling FINE ASSORTMENT OF CAKES 1420 First Avenue Central Public Market Monte, large small +-14e¢ 15¢ 25¢ ..15¢ so 108 each + BBE ‘ot, strawberry A7¢ Prunes, large Santa Clara,2 lbs.35¢ Prunes, Italian, large, 2 Ibs... .25¢ Pure Honey, Finest Washington, Preserves, Tea Garden—Blackberry, Mrs. Phelps’ Pure Jellies, 8-oz. glass: Strawberry, Crabapple, Loganberry Waldorf Early June, can. Deviled Meat, Libby's, 3 BIG DOWNTOWN STORES Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Phone Elliott 5074. cans medium Red Cross jar for 5-lb. pail... .87¢ | p:%, 2° . -29¢ . 34¢ Whole Beets, eee Wax Beans, Ref. Beans, Lima Beans, Pumpkin, Pa Apple, .. .22¢ Corn, Fancy Corn, Maine Kraut, large can, Crystal Whit Creme Ol! Re Soap, Sunbrite, Hill's Coffee, ¢ cans, 2 for. .35¢ large... .9¢ Cortied Beef, Libby’s No. 1 S 24e¢; Bouillon Cubes, 80 Chum Salmon, Pink Salmon, fancy, Chinook Salmon, Relance, %s... Olney's N. No, 2 can Cut, Waldorf, can 28¢ Ref. Beans, Cut, Waldorf, can 23¢ Whole, can 32¢; 2 for. ¢ Sm. Green, Del Monte, can 29¢ ney New York, N No. Q cans .. “ N. ¥, can 18¢ style, 2 cans cans Sweet Spuds, large cans . p, 4 for Naptha Soap, 6 for .... 4 for Ib, 43¢; 2% M.‘J, B. Coffee, pound 3 Ibs, $1.20; 6 Ibs. ....... Our Special Blend Coffee, Ib. $3¢; 3 Ibs. OBE BAY CITY MEAT Co. 1420 First Pure Pork Sausage, bulk, pound 25¢ Steer Pot Roast, lb. 121g¢¢ Short Ribs, Ib 12\¢¢ Steer Round Steak, lb. 20¢ Steer Sirloin Steak, pound . .20¢ Pork Roast, Ib. . Pork Backbones, 7 lbs Avenue Veal Roast, Ib....... Veal Steak, Ib.. Lamb Roast, Ib Pork Liver, lb Picnics, Ib. ‘ Anchor Bacon, Ib. . Hams, half or whole, pound ...... Pure Lard, Ib. . Special on Delicious Hams and Bacon CENTRAL MEAT Co. 1420 First Pure Pork Sausage, bulk, pound 25¢ Steer Pot Roast, lb. 121g¢¢ Short Ribs, Ib 1avee Steer Round Steak, Ib. 20¢ Steer Sirloin Steak, pound -..20¢ Pork Roast, Ib. 17¢ Pork Backbones, 7 lbs. 25¢ e Pure Lard, Ib... . Special on Delicious Hams and Bacon Avenue Veal Roast, Ib.......1 Veal Steak, Ib. . v1 Lamb Roast, Ib Pork Liver, Ib. Picnics, Ib. ... Anchor Bacon, Hams, half or whole, 17e ..15e ize Ib... .15¢ pound .25¢ ee tts