The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 10

wanes Set at THE SEATTLE ete ene Bbc nie * 1919. Tomorrow- RKABLE PHOSPHATE —_ILLICIT STILLS PLANS READY; MAKES THIN FEOPLE FAT) ROUNDED UP BY | TRICOLOR DAY SHERIFF'S MEN NEXT FRIDAY botler and tub. sturd axinte everywhere French rele" rain tablets of neh ntiat, di nic phosph on inte the hur Quickly converted be within the ‘ The invincible Tricolor and Old Glor e parade and A toa kettle, wash link of slide of there tablets h each meal, and ten trombone 11 after its disco and a (Academy of & acientiC of this o effect upon t ry Dr. Albert up the apture uty sheriffs ‘T n the rane of Joe Promos ear Bh }mond. A atill is allege a to diamantied at the same weeks ago raid wan conducted by Deputy [Sheriffs Matt Starwich, Fr and Herbert F A mtill wan we ration four mile claw by Deputy Sheriffa Jac C. & Campbell and Tor Joe Bolf and Richard f ull wher ffleers earn that this Ine Phosphate is ne cobe ined while Smith were at thelr fires by the the raid was ma t ‘but now lodged in jal Fifty gallons of grape manufactured elt of mash we into Hquor, the are the of this city, fa wstome and lan get Public Market | = and Sugar Stalls Cans Borden, Carnation or Federal : . 40¢ Cane Sugar, Ib. 10¢ ‘Three 20 - Mule - Team Ivory 0. Borax Ivory 5 bars Bob White... 25¢ 30. D. Cleanser . . 25¢ |B large bars 9-0z. Lenox 6 Sunbrite Cleanser. 25¢ ’ . 25¢ : bars Crystal 30c pkg. Citrus White, -. i © Cascade. P. & G. Nap- 3 Creme Oil or Bath Tablets or Clean | Patm one | v.W. GA Gets * Crescent Meat Co. $4,000, representing the v Branch No, 2—Basement Meats and Fresh Fish “Carry on” cam $40,000 budget pl Our Prices are Less and Our Meats are the Best. COME AND BE CONVINCED an in Commerce Men Are Opposed to Health Dept. Amendment ... Opposition to charter amendment No, 9, to be voted on Tuesday been regi i by the trustees of the Seattle ¢ Commerce. ‘The tails the r missioner, reducing his term fice from five to three y rendering him removable a of the mayor, The board clair the amendment would | ficiency of the be dep © Hippo ded by Seattle's mend alth Aiteing to Pass Boxing Bill Over Governor’s Veto CARSON CITY, N branch-of the Y reported by the publicity co Friday ‘RUB RHEUMATIC minit tee vetoed the was then Mor votes and some ‘ Federal, Carna- Two 35¢ bottles Blue Label Catsup Lb. pkg. Blue Fubbon Tea Campbell's Soup, can 0c pkx. Seafoam 6 bars Lenox 3 ibs, Fancy White or Red Beans .. Red Seal Greoney GUINEAS GET HORSE’S GOAT GREENCASTLE Mre. Sarah Van © on a farm near th old family horse Stephen Moon, her miles north, the other ¢ pair of guineas, The h habit of going far o: n he e horn and ping uotil the machine passes. On the trip home the guineas which were fn a sack in the buggy whenever a rough | place was encountered. Their shrill alarm, similar to an auto honk caused the old horse to torn to the aide of the road at every hard jolt of the b and look around for the ed machine After much urg? nd ceasing Mra Van Cleave reached the town of Maxwell, where the bray of a mule In a stable near © roadside an a climax to the old horse's day of excitement. Old Dobbin ref i to © unt ection men cam ved the from y so the | Don’t suffer! Relief comes - o spare lfitty requires internal treatment * 40¢ | SSc | Liniment™ directly upon the “tender . | rheumatiatn and sciatica relief which 20c | Limber up! 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Ohio Woman Has STALLS 367 Quality Fresh Fruit and Vegetables After you have looked the field over you will find nothing better or fresher in seasonable Fruit and Vegetables than ours. ° vi OBO Sweet Hutter. ib 65¢ d Milk, large ....14¢ Roasted, Delicious Flay- “or Peaberry Coffee, 2 Ibs 65¢ A d Jellies, ib. .......23¢ Ib. .....85¢ tw 50¢€ MARION mighty hard task tween chicken man and con called on to art ein hood dinpute ship car echtle has a She weparated her sever from a flock in Oakley here in the presence o an odd lit 0. Feb. 28 tinguish be ¥ & police has been neighbor © owner Frank om chicks} Miller's barn Officer Burt It in a Ask your doctor 0 us he knelt and| t © running n » her at is Maybelle, my ntlemar t wasn't a it was a song Looks for ‘‘Suckers”’ MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 28 With a fat bait, W. J 3l1c 33c 31c Minn wallet eer Peanut But- fan Camp's Pork. an Beans, Carnation Milk large can ve. 14e Kagle Sweet ee 17c ' Chocolate ib 33c Campbell's Soups, lle r SiN. pi f Federal Condensed Milk, | °* aes fornia ipe large ives, 9- c 7 10c ron 3c Argo starch, Corn M or Gloss Tomatoon, en le Pancake pk Orange Marma lade, 1-1b. tin Yeast Foam or Magic, 3 for.. MACARONI SPAGHETTI Cascade Soap NOODLES Clean Easy Soap, bar Pik G. Naptha, bar Ivory, «mail Citros, jarke phe BE GL GROCE GROCETERIAS Seattle Division ttn Neck YOUR HOME No, 1, 509 Pine Street No. 2, 5503 14th Northeast No. 3, 53-54 Pike Place Market No, 4, 5419 Ballard Avenue No. 5, Green Lake Market No. 6, 8 Pike Street No. 7, South End Market CITY IS FACING BIG RAILWAY FREIGHT BILL ' No. No. No. No, No. &, 7th Ave. W. and MeGraw diway North No. N No. No. No. N No. Alki Avenue Sireet 14, Westlake Market 15, 1320 Kast Pike 16, University Market . 17, Corner Market fastlake Avenue the t1 First Ave. North 710-12 Blewett Street bills are ne , 1801 Vesier Way ¥, Murphine. who ask them Igett utilitie utilitie an appropr Warrants nent of the cars, are stl un sod %, stati With Fat Wallet Chorus Girl Chick ‘AVIATORS FORCED To STOP AT ANACORTES at 1:30 p m. He | ¢ | | | | ‘ pe Kappa. f the Hour in Education,” ’ Expectant Mothers ‘| View Event Calmly Vime Brings Use of Penetrating Remedy Suffering ts Avoided. th toth tually rh t r ud helping har 11 tk at Motive re Friend and begin ite ‘use at once ‘sday morning. When they arrived at wind and snowsto! ourney is being made TALK ON EL uperintendent of Schools Frank will addreas the Phi I university honor edu Important Dividend Increases Become Effective in Northwestern Mutual Fire Association March 1 By J. F. MARTIN, Pres. Dwelling policies (annual payment), dividends increased from 40% to 45%. in- Farm policies (annual payment), dividends creased from 40% to 45%. Automobile 25% to 30% Mercantile and General Business, creased from 25% to 30% This is the portion of the annual premium we are returning in cash to our policyholders. policies, dividends increased from dividends in- LOSE co-operation between this insurance office and_ its policyholders, over 50,000 strong, enables the Northwestern Mutual Fire Association to put into effect this notable step in lowering the high cost of fire insurance. Beginning March 1, the Northwestern Mutual will be return- ~ ing to policyholders as unused a larger proportion than ever of their insur- ance premiums. These dividends apply on all policies expiring March 1, or later, even though written before the recent rate increase became effective. Northwestern Mutual dividends are limited only by the com- bined effectiveness of policyholders in their fight against rite. Reduce fires to nothing among Northwestern Mutual policyholders and all the income of the association, save the actual necessities of administration and the 5% an- nual addition to surplus for strengthening the company, could be returned dividends. It is noteworthy, in this connection, that the expenses of admin- istering the Northwestern Mutual are only about half what the average stock company finds it necessary to allot this item. So it depends upon policyholders what their dividends shall be. Let insurance rates be what they may—it’s the divi- dends that count. of Every policyholder can help in this great task by continuing the work so effectively begun, which is making this organization one vu. the chief factors in combating America’s fire waste, running into millions of dollars every week. ose To become a policyholder in the Nagthwestern requires that your property be as safe.from fire as the goéd practice of common sense would dictate. Our inspector will help to point out dangers that you your- self, perhaps, have overlooked. When you become a policyholder with us your financial responsibility ends with the payment of your premium—the association’s cash resources exceed $1,000,000 and its policies are absolutely non-assessable. But your moral responsibility does not end, for you are under strong obligation to your fellow property-owners to take every pre- caution against fire. You are the safety trustee of your own property. All your insurance should be handled in Northwestern Mutual way; you have friends who should know and profit by the Northwestern Mutual plan. Your fur- ther co-operation will mean greater dividends. Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Home Office, Central Building Seattle Phone Elliott 827 | CAN'T RUN NOW b | WAUKEGAN, IL, Feb. 28 Frea| |? J Ruck, running for mayor, sprained pt to fly from Se! his ankle 1 KEEP URIG ACI OUT OF JOINTS Tells Rheumatism Sufferers to Eat Less Meat and Take Salts Rheumatiem is easier to avoid than to eure. I-known author ity. W ly; keep the eat less meat, but drink plenty of good water Rheumatien is a direct result of eating too much meat and other rich foods that produce uric acid, which Is absorbed into the blood. It i# the function of the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine; the pores of the skin are alao a means of freeing the blood of this impurity, In damp and chilly cold weather, the skin pores are clos l for He in out of the race. and Avi ho left Seattle Anacortes, bucking A hand were An attempt to they were nd SATURDAY SPECIALS AT——— FRYE’S MARKETS Fancy Full Cream Cheese 33c Per lb. 2 Ibs. 65c CATION | Knowledge That by Fresh Local Ranch Eggs ina all to elminate th 2 Dozen 95c which Dressed Hens and Roasting Chickens 35c Per lb. American Meat Company, 519 Third Avenue Ballard Meat Company, 5443 Ballard Avenue Bay City Meat Company, 1420 First Avenue Central Meat Company, Central Public Market Olympic Market, 1422 First Avenue Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue Western Meat Company, 1102 Western Avenue and pain called rheum: At the first twinge of matism get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon ful in a glass of water and drink be. fore breakfast each morning for a week This ie said to eliminate uric neid by timulating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood of these impurities Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless ind is made from the acid of grapes and lemon jJutee, combined with lithia jand is used with excellent results by liradfield Regulator | thousands of f who a mar Bidg., At- | rheur © you hav clr interesting | ant Hthiaew: id obtain a bot bey | which i is ber acid and