The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 18

KING TEACHERS | VOTE ON LEAGUE Majority Favor Program to Unite County Tutors Formation of a county ¢eachers' ame up for defin © will be elect ed and the league's work actively started at once. Teachers in Pleree and Kitsap counties are expected to follow action taken here. Mrs, Josephine Corliss state superintendent of public in | struction the morning hes] | Preston, | opened a the work done at n of the National Edu tation, oon meeting Friday sion by outlir Take 1 package of Washington | the convent Macaroni, boil in water until tender; Jeational ass take 1 onion and $ tablespoon/fuls | At the afte chopped ham, then add macaroni, 1 ai, amir tablespoon tomato sauce and salt; Professor V cover top with grated cheese; bake until brown, POOR OE 6 828+ Oe CO OSES FOS ee TOM HOR ER RS TOY EOE al direteor from | minute periods of inen wore folfowed, un um work nasium work LUNACY ON DECREASE, ACCORDING TO REPORT EDINBUT Aug. 29.—Higher and almbst total disap of unem mont, with the sf domestic s ascribed for the n insanity in last year # in Seot- Made on the Pacific Coast wages pearanc consequent worry, ar continu: Scotland. shows 17 land, against 18,326 POISON RATTLE IS FATAL TO BABY SON) LONDON, Aug. 29.—Given a tin LONDON, Aug. An old: uni. | Of strychnine and arsenic tablets for “ , a rattle to keep-him quiet, the form jacket of Admiral Beatty, sold|® Tattle 10 SOP oyames Rose got at auction: in aid of the Women's) the box nm and swallowed enough of the tablets to cause death. no previous year Optometrist and Mie wages lasses Fitted SOLD TO HIGH BIDDER ’ (LOLA SD ye. BLICMARKET FIRST AVE. BETWEEN UNE AND WION STS. ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES SATURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M. WESTERN DELICATESSEN CO. CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE MARKET (Upper and Lower Floors) Oceidental Avenue and 1422 First Avenue YVesler Way Club Salad, 2 pints......25c | Sliced Beef Tongue, lb. . 4: | Potato Salad, pint . .15¢ Full Cream Cheese, Ib. . | .40c | Apple Butter, 2 Ibs. ... “$8 Have You Tried a Fried Chicken or Chicken Pies? | American Grocery. Stores Co. STORES CLOSED MONDAY ALL DAY HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL FUBLIO MARKET CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC C MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—109 OCC DENTAL, musts MARKET | Carnation Milk, 14¢; case Mount Vernon Milk, two Federal Milk, two cans . Malt Syrup, 3 Ibs. net, in sion Caps, dozen G@, cappers, each package . --15¢@ | Tuna Fish, Curtis 4s FRUIT JARS and CANNING SUPPLIES COMPLETE STOCKS LOWEST ERICES Peaches, Pears and other fruits now obtainable at very low prices. Quality the best for canning. Every dollar’s worth of fruit canned now will be worth three to four dollars next winter. Kerr $elf Sealing and Economy Jars are probably the most convenient and prac- tical to use. The wide mouth style, especially for whole fruits, corn on the cob, ete. Prices for Saturday. For the convenience of the people of Ballard we will sell Jars at the following prices Saturday at 5443 Ballard Avenue, corner of Market. q KERR WIDE ens AND ECONOMY Baked Meat Loaf, Ib... Reliance Jar Rings, 3 dozen Padrowax, Ib. Mason Jar Covers, dozen . Economy Jar Cover: Kerr Self Sealing Covers, regular, doz- en Al Varieties Whole and Ground " Splees. PICNIC AND OUTING SUGGESTIONS Pienic Baskets, large ..26¢ Medium 186 B2¢ Ivory Soap, 2 large bars ... Mascot Soap, 3 bars Ryzon Baking Powder, tb Fisher's Blend, Old Wheat Flour, | 24% Ib., $1.59; No. 10 bag | Quaker Rolled Oata, ‘ Hills Red Can Coffee, th. S26: M. J. B. ¢ ¢, Ih, BOP, 3 Ib 99 Coffee, Ib. Auto Club Coffee, Ib. 49¢, 3 Ib. .,. Golden West Coffee, Ib, 48¢, 2 Ib. . Blue Ribbon Tea, Ib. 5&¢, % Ib... Tree Tea, tb. 45¢, % Ib. ‘ Insant Postum, large G. Washington Prepared C ‘oftes, dium 67¢@, large CENTRAL FRUIT STORES Sweet Malaga Grapes, lb. ¢ | Sweet Oranges, dozen Crawford Peaches, basket. . . .25¢ | Casaba Melons, Ib.. Crawford Peaches, box . 81.10 | aes rae Melons, Elberta Peaches, fancy, box - $1.20 | Dry. Dulcns 6 Ibs Gravenstein ‘ples, dozen 30¢ Best California Wa' ranuens, | Ik Lemons, 30¢ | Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 2 Ibs.. Washington Fruit & Vegetable Company Ripe Watermelons, Ib. Best Tomatoes, Ib.. ‘Basket Peaches Elberta Peaches, er Sweet Bartlett Pears, dozen Large Oranges, 6 for. Sweet Potatoes, |b.. New Potatoes, 7 ibs.. Fresh large Egg Plant, e Nice Celery 4 tb 1B, B86 2% Ib 81.25 VA's $1.43, 6 ib. 82.35 Weich Grape Juice, 4 02. 13¢, . r Picnic Plates, 20 for. Beef, No. 1 cans... Grape Nuts, Ketlogg’s Corn Flakes, and Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs ... Bob White Soap Crystal White oat Toastion abe . 25¢ 29 * mail 876, me $1.07 lb. SOMETHING NEW SCOTCH BUTTER Of Richegt Materials Home of Famous Bake-Rite Nut Bread BAKE-RITE BREADERY First Ave., Between Pike and Union Phone Elliott 232 DELICIOUS BUNS Coming to America Soon — ALICE OLLY SIA Detysia, a fay America in Septem! ite on the stage r grotesque doll? She in expected to appear show in which she bas made her greatest hit in Paris and London Oh, that’s just a foil for Mile. Delysia’s beauty in Engiand and France, will visit| in “As You Were,” the The State Fair to Exhibit Trophies of One of the bigge United st just been brought to thia country and have never before been on exh! bition With them wilt be shown milit and naval equipr American forces, in t plays from other dep artments of the government The character of the display of captured material In indicated by the Nowing partial list Light and heavy machine guns. ank guns, rifles and carbines i arm ammunition, grenaten erters, trench mortars, hand gren helmets of various kinds, #1 officers’ and enlisted men's polis and cartridges of ees, trench periscopes, gas nd. grenades, smoke thas alaritn devices, field tel and switchboards, rignal breast reels and trench lan on lamps, terns, Compare Equipment Visitors to the exhibit will have an pportunity to compare the German ipment with that used by the erienn fighters, Among the ar Jee furnished by the war depart ment of the United States govern Ment are the ftgllowing Field gun and mount, trench mor tar, light and heavy machine guns, aircraft gun, rifles, trench helmets. hand and rifle grenades, dummy cartridges and drop bombs, complete set of Infantry equipment, figures wearing different uniforms of the army, including the winter unifornt supplied to troops on duty in Russia. live carrier pigeons, some of which A “HARD BOILED” SMITH HATED; Soldiers Despise Lieutenant Who Tore Girl’s Photo _HILLSBORO, ey call me ‘hard be 1 ar.” Grant Dorlar from Ore Aug. 29. led, 4 by G 4, who has returned credits Lioutenant Hard Hotled” Smith with that statement in France. Dorland ts another veteran who has publict gone on record with the statement that all soldiers wh » tact with Smith des says he turned # t overneas came in ¢ ney would like just one swing at Hard land was a guard json not fa Smith asked me one of prisoners,” said photograph of a young the ground when I lint. ith it to “pleces Dorland forgot it was a case of officer and man. It was just a » of man with him then He ked Smith with his rif_le butt between the eyes Of course he was court martialed but the officera who tried the pri vate probably carried -pietures of their own. They held that Smith had transcended his authority and freod Dorland, The girl whose pleture was in ulted by “Hard Boiled” is now the} wife of Dorland. | JAPAN REACHING | FOR HIGHER LIFE) (Special to The Star by N. TOKIO, Aug Japan jar ro ing for “the higher life.” Tokonami, home minister, has been giving din ners to religious workers~-Christian, Shinto, Buddhist—and leaders of | thought, « hich the development | of national ideals has been the chief | at a mill rom Paris for a land. ly fell to brought out the beat me to it and tore subject for discussion, A small boy said it was impossible to judge the effect of a slipper by its give. World War the firing line in| nd Tegimental « sun other equipment from the ord snce department, quartermaster «, ignal corps, engineer corpa, rvice and medical department the arm Army Photographs One of the feature exhibits is a col th of 32 enlarged photograprs, ted from 20,000 taken by army stographers in France ‘The navy will exhibit two complete exhi nm modele of fighting ships, and amali modela showing the application of camoufiage. Other naval exhibite will be radio tele phones, torpedoes and their trucks, machine guna and rifles, kind that were mounted on rine chasers, Y-cune for b depth rges, projectiles of various winen, 2 winter clothing, including a wet of the kind worn on subma rines. The marine corps also will exhibit @ large number of articles of | equipment Other exhibite will be shown from | the department of commerce and the department of labor, Altogether the government isn expected to be of great ald in bringing the public inte} closer touch with the activities: and achievements of the government. ne pb TIMES S Sugar— Pure Cane. iKe , O8¢ 10 1 06¢ Sugar Stall, Lower Section | To cur ma many Stall 105 1 package Cream of 1 package E. C. Corn 1 package of Matches 40c can Ghirardelli’s 1, dozen quart Mason 1 dozen Economy Cap: Special Lifetime Al Main 1454 19-pound sack Krone Flour, Carnation Milk cane 3 cans Strin 87.00 « Beans or abe 50¢ 50¢ 40¢ . 25¢ Tomatoes « Corn or Peas g. Tree Tea ... bulk Coffer 5 bars Lenox Soap boxes Searchlight Matches Westlake Public Market friends, be closed from Saturday night until snags morning. 1 can Alaska Pink Salmon 6 cans Sunbrite Cleanger Large pkg. Pride Washing Powder Westlake Grocery Store mae “SIXTH AND VIRGINIA SOAP 6 bars Crys bars } ale 1 ca nr $4.25 Sugar Stall—Lower Section. ‘FLOUR 49-pound 82.05 $2.90 Sugar Stall, Lower Section B2e¢ aptha . aptha is Labor Day. Market will Please shop early Saturday. remember that Monday ZOBLE Grocery Co. Vhone Elliott 4314 2 CANS FEDERAL MILK 25c Barley Flakes Del Monte Corn, per can Olympic Pancake Flour, pkg. Chocolate Jars 8 Lenox Soap, a bar 1-pound can Folger’s Coffee Old Dutch uminumware at Cost. 4 Cleanser for .... 9c 19c 24c Westlake Market has de- livery contract to let to party who has trucks and 'is reliable. Best Pickling ‘The Basement Store Vinegar, quart... at the Stall a Cream of Wheat, package Latwe bottle Cateup 1 Ib. pkg. Soda 3 pkgs. Macaroni or THREE GIRLS’ Crimson Rambler Vanilla Cream 3-layer Cake Labor Day Special Nut Cream 3-layer Cake Regular 60c SPECIAL 40c © Stall 112 Headquarters for Canning Peaches, Crabapples and Tomatoes K. AKTYAMA & CO. 2 Ibs. New Potatoes 25¢, 100 Ibe. . $3.00 6 Ibe. ary $3.50 ibe Onions, 25¢, 100 Ibs. aes 4 bunches Carrots .....++. STALLS 35.36 M. ROOT & CO. Stalls 109 1000 of Best Elberta PEACHES at Fuss’ Markétt ALPHA SPECIALS A Full Line of QUALITY MEATS See our Saturday Prices POT ROASTS AND SMOKED before ec MEATS Extra Specials on Lard Westlake Get Our tained ‘ Meat Co. TO OUR The market that has CUSTOMERS established a business You can always be assured on principles of of courtesy, prompt service wy PRICES and right prices at the S ee oP Pont” Union Annex Market eight and ourteous Service Stalls 4 and 5 The market that never | _aaaypaiots you. WHITE FRUIT AND VEGE- TABLE CO. Best Cooking Apples, 3 Westlake Be a oe ‘Shoe Repair Shop Extra fancy Tomatoes, Ib. 10¢ Men’ s Halt Soles .... We carry ali kinds of fruit and MALMO & CO. Rubber Heels All work guaranteed. Seeds, Nursery Stock, Poultry Supplies 1913 Westlake WESTLAKE DELICATESSEN STALL 104 Green Olives, pint... .25¢ | Pickling Spices, -Ib....45¢ Very Lowest Prices HE WANTS HIS ASHES The last fini touches Bloxholn Sterling Sliver Tableware are ns carefully executed as every other of the many processes which finally make it unsurpassed for worth the double guar- of a Seattle man- rand of . tle's leading jewelers. Sess SPees SLATT VC. 1221 T hird Ave “COR UNIVERSITY: TO REST IN JAM JAR LONDON, Aug. A strange provision for his interment was made in his will by W. H. Syrett, notice erver to the Hackney borough coun- A codicil reads “If reasonable, lexire my body cremated and the tant ashes placed in a large old jar which belonged to my moth- | r, that Portland cement and sand mixed with water may be poured thenein until a solid block of concrete is formed, and such a block buried in ome place unlikely to be disturbed, or alternatively thrown into water.” | NAVY DEPARTMENT HAS JAZZY LUNCHEON WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—The department has ita own two: man jazz band. Every noon two darkies, one with guitar, the other with a home-m: ontraption made A soap box with a entertain the navy rks by playing jazz ing songs of their own composition in front of the navy 4 building, much to the amusements of the yeomanettes, who toss them pennies. HIVES ARE MAKING CONGRESS SCRATCH) WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. visitors in the gallery of the house | of representatives have asked if cogties have invaded the place. Con gressmen all over the chamber squirm and scratch in unconscious abandon. But it isn't cooties, it the hives, brought on by the exces sive heat—and of the mem bers aver, by th monade served in | the cloakrooms. navy Curious LIQUOR PROBLEM UP MANILA, Aug. 29.—Thé Manila council has gone on record for a set tlement of the liquor question in the Philippines by the Filipinos, The council objects to congress, |——all hi OTTO GRUNBAUM WILL WED SOON Head of Big Fur Furniture Store to Join Benedicts J. J. Bleitz has with- drawn from J. W. Rafferty, and is now in his new building at 315 Kilbourne st, two blocks west of the former location, where he is equipped to serve you as in the past. Otto A. Grunbaum, head of the Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., has helped furnish many a home tn deep sea * h experience leaves its impres Otto has been impressed. w furnish up a new home own. For, friends of the family, are being thus apprised “Mrs, H. Grunbaum, 722 Harvard ave, N., today announced the ap-/ proaching marriage of her son, Otto | A. Grunbaum, to Adelaide Anderson, who is now Visiting her family in| Minneapolis, Minn.” The marriage will probably take in October. \ sions He will UNDERTAKING AND CREMATION CO. Phone North 587 75 CENTS Boys’, Girls’ and Children's ns 1S 6 shavanaeme t and Union 1008" Fitet at Madison Let's go buy Boldt's French pas- try, Uptowns, M4 3d Ave,; down- town, #18 2d Ave, REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS Im order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaram teed 15 years, EXAMINATION FREE $15.00 Set of Teeth $10.00 ana All_work gwaranteed for 15 years. ‘and get teeth x Bridge Work. We Stand the | age is recommended by our 7) ving good satisfaction, Ask our carly patients, whose work is still gi pationts who have tested our work. When coming to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bring thie ad with you. ; Open Sundays From ® te 13 for Working Veopic OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Qf UNIVERSITY sr. Opposite Frases-Patersen Ob__ q