The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 15

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PRICES ARE LOWER PUBLIC MARKET CENTE Berkeley Woman Is Trying Out gM | Green Cuts. Cheese 232° a] DAWSON LET’S GO TO BUTTER MURRAY'S 106 COFFEE Es Sores CORNER MKT—Main Floor iC —FOR— os RELIABLE SUGAR MEATS 8 Lis. 77c He is fighting the trust with the lowest prices in r “haga Sheetal Debian Gatteg town, and, believe me, his meat is hard to beat, Pe Murray Meat Co. Washington Market legs and Shoulders of Young Stalls 1-3-5, Corner Market 94-96 Pike Street Mutton, Liberty Steaks, Home- PHILADELPHIA FISH CO. Made Sausage and Lard Sh Stall 10—Sanitary Market—Lower Floor ENITARY MARKE ET THE FRESHEST OF FISH PUBLIC For Real Values DODDS’ SANITARY GROCERY Come to STALL 45 “owen PLOOK STALL 45 SIEGEL’S 3 15¢ pkgs. Teco Pancake Flour...........30¢€ BARGAIN COUNTER 2 cans Carnation, Borden or Federal Milk. . .25¢ 3 cans Libby’s Hot Sauce ..............+-25€ Sanitary Public At First Ave. WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING Mild Full Cream, Cream Pirie Old New York | Peanut ‘Butter 20c Lb. 1% Ib abe 2% it ase —Seo It Mado— 16 Seattle's Hest Muy MARGARINE . 35c + oo t Tt Preah Here Flake White 27¢ ib: 5 Iba, 806 Old Duteh 28e° Cocoa, ib OTHER BIG SPECIALS ‘te, GREEN’S BUTTER a YAKIMA GEM POTATOES $1. 75—delivered dozen 7. ee ¥ The last names of these youn gators don't count. ‘They all say “Mamma” when they speak to Miss Alix G_ Smith, ist and reformer. Their names, as they sit around the dinner table, beginning soctolog! at the left, are: Peggy, aged 5; coe & Veronica, 7; Sarah, 11; Maate, 4; Alice, 7; Gertrude, 5; Vera, 2; Josephine, 5; Mary, 7; Frances, 3, and May, 5. It's the largest “family in Berkeley, Cal, and the hap- Lemona Ynions, & Ibs STALL 10-A °é@ Sanitary Market HAMILTON'S BUTTER STORES 20-22 SANITARY MARKET and 39 ECONOMY MARKET HAMILTON HITS ’EM HARD EGGS BUTTER 45c est —— Sage 65c ;C sreaniery, Ib. First grade -F ull Cream | Choice City C reamery, Ib. homes of poor people. cans Red Beanas,' Cheese, 33¢; 2 Ibs. .65¢ | S8¢; 2 Ibs........ $1.15 . : : “I didn’t ‘select’ my children,” Specials Saturday cane Iowa Sweet Corn,..86¢ | % I. Ceylon Troe T : dect Mis Smith, “1 . be - = ? = | 5 bare Crystal White Soap. . bother about their’ Ba Rg 4 | »> MARGARINES <a : mee 4 Ibs, Red, Beans 2 tbe. Flake White Shorten herited qualities. Environment |B ‘Tastegood, special, Ib.32¢ | Gem Nut, 33¢; 2 lbs.65¢ | MEN'S FELT 1 45 % Ib. Pure Ground Pepper. .20¢ | ‘ HATS, spxiet ° pt pont tansedlre gy ag Nut-Ola, 34¢; 3 ibs. ..$1 | Troco, Ib. . .B5¢ Marigold, 34e¢; 3 lbs..$1| Good Luck, Ib. 42¢ BOYS’ GOOD HATS ..15¢ A big line of Men’s heavy can only give the raw material es These children had to grow up i MILK SPECIALS <a jon, Borden’ nr, Helle, or Pane 124c | ne, limit 2 :10c and medium weight Union Suits all go $1.50 or Federal; tall cans | only Tall cans, limit 2 aturday Special. Will place on sale . é Coffee ** { drums only (about 600 Ibs.), while | Saturday at it lasts, of the celebrated M. J. BRANDENSTEIN fancy | MEN’S HEAVY WOOL bulk Coffee, at 35¢ lb; 3 lbs. $1.00. Limit, 3 Ibs. to a | SOCKS, customer. Owing to recent coffee advances of 15¢ per | per pair Just received, a fine lot of pound you will appreciate this big value. Hamilton makes your funds go farther. Men’s Striped 1. 25 Bib Overalls. Many other barg: s too | numerous to mention. BERKELEY, —Oatmeal ancestry— hash vs. heredity—which side would you bet on? Mins Alix a Smith, seclole- Cal, Mareh 13. gist and graduate of the Univer. sity ef California, has staked all her money and hopes on the oat- meal and-haslt end of the ques- Casting about for a tifework after finishing her college course, she decided (0 raise chil. dren. She's Raising Twelve | In a large-sized, comfortable home in the hill 'Auto- Intoxication. EXPLAINED por cea BY SAMUEL HAMILTON, M. D. the - A French physiologist deseribed man as a “digestive tube with arrangements for lcomotion and guidance.” It 38 commonly said that most people “dig their graves with their teeth.” The disastrous effects of constipation have always been well known. It is easily understood how " Serious are the troubles which are caused by stagnation of decayed matter in the large i reabsorbed taken into the circulation—this ts auto-intoxiea- . It is apparent, therefore, that the first necessity iv « cleanse the intestines thoroughly, The best method for cleaning the whole *" intestinal tract and urging the liver into activity is to take as much outdoor exercise as possible, drink hot water before meals, and take a pleasant laxative, vegetabie pill oceasionally. Such a one is made up of May-apple, leaves of aloe, root of jalap; made into a sugar-coated pil) that gives tone to the bowels. This was first made and “ sold by druggists nearly fifty years ago, as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The cost is twenty-five cents. Such simple means will prevent auto-intoxication. People are realizing that the kidneys, eager Magen Be ss eggs Wo flushed occasionally. The kidneys are an eliminative or- gan and are constantly working, separating the poisons from the blood. Uric acid backs up into the system, causing rheuma- tism, neuralgia, dropsy and many other serious distutb- This can be avoided by stimulating the kid- neys to increased ac- tion, and because of its tonic effect on these organs I would advise any one to get Anuric (double strength), which is to be had now- for sixty cents, at almost any drug store, and take times a day. Also drink hot water before meals. SMOKED SALMON 10c Ib. A complete line of Smoked and Salted Fish § at prices you cannot duplicate. Salt Salmon, | Herring and Pilchards in kits of 10 and 20 lbs. | at $1.25 and $2.50. KIPPERED SALMON 20c bb. Sunbeam Coffee, per pound .............-40€ a 20¢ | 3 ibs. White Bean 3 Ibs. Farina ,. de, wet in the midst of a Large pkg. Quaker Oats.. rambling, old-fashioned garden, this 104b. pkg. Yellow Corn Meal 55¢ | 25¢ Bo Tha. ..15¢ | 4 Ibs. Best Rolled Oats ..80¢ | Three 100 college girl is giving healthy food. sane education and Best Fresh Local Wheat Flakes . Ranch, dozen careful moral kes. Grape Nute Market . Ton a dozen little ones from cans mn. Se, 1 Entrance. 3 PROPRIETORS OF THE FEDERAL MEAT STALLS 103.105.107.109—SANITARY MKT., First Ave. OUR BIG SAUSAGE FACTORY is making us hundreds of new friends ev week. Now n complete line of the Very Finest |. Welners, Garlic Ham Sausage, Frankfurters, Lard, Bacon, ete. EXTRA SPECIAL SATURDAY ON = SWEDISH POTATO SAUSAGE and Fancy Bacon ECONOMY ALSO PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKETS CHECK PACKAGES le 32c maxDa ua An she spoke Fassbinder’s Liberty Delicatessen STALL, 21 Sanitary Market—Lower Floor. STALL, 21 23e¢ |i... AO bb. Full life of Home Made Meat Loaves, Mayonnaise, Salada, etc dow. “Mamma, Mercedes and Pe want to skate. the key? They Can ‘mKY Please, may I have|I Bacon Grease, iN f th. Come and be convinced ‘Curtaey that we save you money. Mary and Veronica, each were taking ones, down te ing a stranger. the children stood | straight and each gave a graceful, old-fashioned “curteey A more robust. youngsters would be hard to fir The older one yke with true r finement of bh and manner while the little ones clambered over their “mother's” lap with perfect un consciousnem that she didn't belo: to them “This is a home. not an to said Mins Smith “Left to themselves, these ba bies of mine might grow up to become detriments to state Crimes comes from po’ —we pay millions every year in « vain effort to stop crime. Vet SOAP—Cryatal White, SALT—Shaker, 2 lbs ...... re Cooking Salt, 3 bags or 6 Ibs. 4 Castoria, Fletcher's 28 Kconomy Mkt. 17 Pike PI. od ee STALLS 7-8-0, Economy Market B0c can Tomat wholesome lot Sugar Stali—Keonomy Market After 6 P. M., 4e After 8 P. M. Faber's Bent y Mkt. 17 0 ARNATIE 12: 66 and St Pike Place re Kristoferson’s Pure Mille ize Quart—Kvery Day Fring Rette salt STONG’S WINNING SPECIALS Our prices good for one week. 25-Ib. box Sun Maid Seeded Raisins. . .$2.45 3 lbs. new Sun Maid Raisins 1-Ib. can Lipton’s Tea Big can Federal Milk . 25c fine Ginger Snaps, ib 10-Ib. pail Karo Syrup .... 5-lb. can M. J. B. Coffee.... 65c can Pure Honey Five bars Crystal White Soap and four 8-ounce packages Seafoam Washing Powder 50¢ with ONE BAR — OIL SOAP FREE 20 can Pink Salmon Fine Granulated Ktand hite Hogar 1435 First 3 Ibs. Sun Maid Raisins .....0++--scaecees . Fancy Sweet such efforts ax mine, to educate poor children, are only meagerly supported. | Reyond giving then sound train. | ing, I'm not ing to force m youngsters into ers. If any of them shows special talent—and I think four or five of them are t ed—I shall tr ket that brought out. But my main is implanting ideais and » into their <ninds, whic never outgrow or forget Heredity Talk Foolish Blend COFFEE 3 Lbs. $1.15 35¢ COFFEE Best in Town 1} Ibs. 50c; 3 Ibs. for $1.00 Best Popcorn 2 Ibs. 25¢ 45c Royal Bak- ing Powder M. A. HANSEN STALL 40—ECONOMY MKT. First Avenue Entrance Master Pint bottle Catsup 6 bars Good Yellow Laundry Soap Large can { Cleanser 2 pkes ront or | 45c value Sunbeam | Coffee 300 pkg. T ‘Tree , | 2. lbs. Flake I've only adopted one-—Veronica Shortening I wish I could adopt them | can Alaska Red yw certain I | mon . foolish when they an Pink dity ruled J minal». Miss Smith's sociological plan is! jher own. She had the idea in college days After she graduated and recured | her master's degree, she traveled in ¢ Europe and studied further |B 25 Her “help” consists of only one| cook. Each week seen a huge pile of | j sewing to be done, so «he calis in her and they have a real old: | 15¢ 23¢ 25¢ . 25¢ 20¢ 25 25¢ pkg. Kingeford’s Corn or we Starch . 10¢ 300 pkg. Star Naptha or Pearl ine . 20e Sb. can Baking Powder...66¢ 1b, can Baking Powder 15¢ 25¢ | Two 20c¢ cans Minced Clams 25¢ 25¢ | 60c can Blackberry Jam....86¢ 25 Fine Brooms $1 Heri our 1c cans R Clean-Easy Soap Three ibe size Pork and boxes Matches end Syrup 20¢ 25¢ 20¢ 25¢ Beans 250 25¢ bottle Maple B SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Great House-Ceaniegs Silt Here are a few of the specials: 2 Ibs. Choice Prunes . 5 bars Swift's Pride Soap 4 Ibs, Large White Bear | plenty of it—kind 3 Ibs. Fancy Small Navy treatment—simple training in the! fundamentals of kindness, morality | and religion—that'’s what I'm rely-| ed Chill Beans.... se can Sliced Pineapple + Two 20c cans Peas Smoked Salmon Sides,Choice 15clb. Sea Foods of all kinds sold direct from pro- | ducer to consumer. Middleman Eliminated Prompt and careful attention given to mail | orders, accompanied by cash, to be sent by par- ' cel post or express at customer’s expense. Scaled Herring, per box Central Public Market American Market ing on to put my ‘family’ thro,” de- y only regret has to be so clares Miss Smith. is that the ‘family’ | small.” ‘STUFFED UP WITH “A BAD COLD”? Get busy with a_bottle of} Dr. King’s New Discovery | at once | Coughs, colde and dronohiay. at} tacks#—they dangerous a: led In time. | And how effectively and quickly Dr. King’s New Discovery helpn to | |do the checking work! Inflamed, ir ritated membranes are soothe likely tow result in| ths unless check the | | mucous phlegm loosened freely, and | quiet, restful sleep follows, All druggists have it 1869, 600 and $1.20. Constipation Rusencipation No more lazy bowels, yellow com | plexion, sick headache, indigestion Sold since | | Women Fighting to Xe can Corn or Tomatoes » Butter © Saimon... Imon . PUBLIC MARKET GROCERY 1503-1505 PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKET THESE PRICES GOOD FOR A WEEK OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Your Money Refunded if not satisfied with any article you purchase. oO 0c Black or Green 45 ta We sist ee ie Elk Savon, a very good 25 c Beans, laundry soap, 7 bars for Shaker Salt; regular 12c 3 Ibs.. 25c 15¢@ | 50c Vanilla or Lemon Extract . be . 35e¢ 19¢ or e mon Extract . 25¢ 19¢ Chesapeake Cove Oysters—large 45c cans—while they last, 2 Country Maid Jams and Jellies— Regular 20¢ glasses at pkgs—3 for . 2 for s+. oa+e 85.60 Large Whi while they last, Kitchen Cleanser, the best in town, 4 Ibs Crystal White Soap bars for . : Per case e-- lhefore the war labor board retain men's jobs they have during the war to| hands of Frank P, Walsh, fled | jot chairman of the MEATS DOWN! Follow the Crowds to JONES MEAT co. STALL 45 Economy Market, Lower Floor former war labor EXTRA SPECIAL While they last. sizes Pumps in“ button up ‘to $6.00 and apiecaoe $1.80 10 $2.80 "$2.40, $2.80, Hons Dress ana work seers | $3.20, $3.8 Button and lace; black and tan; ealf and kid— $2.80, $3.80, $4.80, $5,80 - ‘er! Fine shorn, ray hi and military and | Growing BT inoee ..,. $2.80 $3.40, $3.80 MEN’S BUTTON 4 black, C ‘aba peek. SHOE heels * t ve 2.50 Up $4.80, $5.80 WORTH DOUBLE Remember, we still have a fing igs of the Washington Shoe Manufacturing Co. and Maye: Milwaukee, and Endicott- Johnson Sample Shoes at manu otarere™ prices, SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Pike Place»Market—Next to Sugar Stall. . Cleveland street railways| YOURS Woman who acted as if n dismissing conduc! weineen to eng Mtended to kiss him, Editor strike of the [strom fell over « barreb of salt 6) a j hourd, Di, Anna Howard |" Retain Jobs Held A decision is expected that will | gy honorary president of , the] by Men Before War | miiine women's right to work in|Nutwnat Wormta bottrase asecetge WASHINGTON, March 13,—|c9mpetition with: men tion. ‘The case is being brought Women today began thelr fight| The women’s case is before the board because of action \the Langdon depot platform ay then Lindstrom discovered that tl young lady had her eye on man all the while—Bismarck 1422 First Avenue 519 Third Avenue Olympic Market—1426 First Avenue jembarrassing breath, when you une | | as a corrective Dr, King’s New Life Pills, They systematize the ay: | een ee | SERVED HIM RIGHT FOR and keep the world looking cheer: DODGING While trying to dodge a pretty, ful, 250. in abe *

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