The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 38, 1919. Bile Quoted ey | Westlake Public Market ¥ Bible Is Quoted Freely | TIMES natasha AND VIRGINIA by Readers of The Star jon oe] rial, 49-pound } Back “> $2.95 | Gold Bond, 4%1b. sack... $2.90 Sugar Stall, Lower Section. SOAP 6 bars Crystal White .. 7 bars NoRub Naptha .. case No Rub Naptha Sugar Stall—Lower Section, Do the a Where if anywhere Can man have the dead? Ia the body, that 4 live again? they go when they die FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PINE AND WION STS. ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUE: TURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M. WESTERN DELICATESSEN CO. CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE MARKET (Upper and Lower Floors) Occidental Avenue and 1422 First Avenue Yesler Way B SALAD, 25 | SLICED BREAKFAST BACON, r paikii were Cc very best quality, Ib..... [IMP LAD, ... 30¢ the “nippy” kind, Ib CED COR? ORANGE MARMALADE, fine for sandwiches, |b... ‘Remember our variety in Cold Meats, Salads and general Lunch goods is complete, the prices will always please you. change come.” Job xiv: Where does he FM gs “It I wait, the grave In my house; I have de my bed in the darkness.” Job xvih13, becomes dust y much do the dead know raived again for the judgment? a? By) & woore more queries ‘or in death there in no re have ned the battle ground on! membrance of thee.” Paatma vis. Which the thought of the world hay “The dead men shall live to fought #inee there has been 4 thinks| gether, with my dead body shall ing animal stalking the earth. Maybe| they rise, Awake and sing, ye aeons before thit world had a form| that dwell in the dust and the and substance these questiong moved] earth shall east out the dead.” other planets. ' Isaiah xxvisl9, Not all the works of God have What has been promised to re- thoir movement on this little third | Jease the dead from their star, you know graves? So, before we are gathered into “1 will ransom them from the earth dust, or star dust, or whatever] power of the grave, I will redeem it te that we are gathered into, The] them from death, | Oh, grave, I seeking from it readers| will be thy destructor.” Hoses know or believe about] xiii, 1 these mysteries, How many shall have a» resur- Profitiess discussion? rection? “All that are in their graves peer erm! shall hear the voice and. shall 1 We think not. If anything in the] Come forth.” John v:26-29, world today needs organization, the P So man will live again. 35c 1 of human experience, and a Yours truly Ib. arching for all the truth, it i# re- Yours truly, , ie: p that sometimes seems distin. SAMUEL J. WRIGHT. | } world over 2 pkgs Grape Nuts . | 1 doz nomy Caps. Probably that should settle it;|{} Van Camp's Pork & Beans.. | 3 pkes B.C. Corn Flakes only it apparently does not. About} 1 PKG. Jello .o..0rereceeees | 3 cans Spanish Sauce 25¢ the time one wtudent has squashed 90¢ Broom for 70¢ all opposition with wet of such | MAZOLA OIL 1 extra good Junior Wash Board readings, another, equally intense 39e, 76c, $1.45 . 18¢ and weil read, will arise in his little and $2.80 | Pure Aluminum Double Cooker, place And produce another set of quotations to prove the contrary | | FREE—with every $2.00 purchase—1 Flour Sifter. As with figures, you can prove ANNOUNCEMENT b. Three Girls’ anything by the Bible if you pick a) Passage here and yon, and take the} lamentations of parboiled Job as THE “FARMERS’ OUTLET” have opened for rete eal nome business at 132 WESTLAKE MARKET, Frosted Maple Nut A Scriptural pleight-of-hand, much Virginia Street Entrance. Three-Layer Cakes fancied in our serious youth. | Always have on wane eye oak dressed Poultry Another reader informs us that an 1c “SES, Offer 500 Breeding Hens for sale at 36c Ib. live. Three Girls We solicit a call and a part of your business. _Pick out your bird—we 4 dress it while you wait. ~~ ger: ye Cream — Tbree-Layer Cakes Regular 50¢ St. Paul describes the epiritual and the natural body and that death -80¢ | Stall Opposite Cinnamon’s | Fruit Stall i Tea Garden Brand Straw- berries, 8, Ibs. net, $3.25 Stall 104, Stall 104, Westlake Sp conversation with | Westlake Grocery Store Phone Main 1134 The Basement Store rnation and | oe a Milk : Borden's 14c “arnation CRISCO Large Bottle Del Monte Catsup 38e, 55e, $1.07, er Tena $1.99 and $2.98 CAN Gib, can M. J. 1. Coffee Ib. Lipton'’s ‘Tea 3 pkg Lux tbe pkg. Olymple Flour pke Flour Snider's Tomato Catsup Blue Ribbon Tea. ...+ Kellogg's Corn Stall 130, Borden's and Co-operative, can 1 Ib, Cut Macaroni 2 pkgs, Kellogg Corn 20c can String Beans. bars No-Rub Soap.. 3 Ibe. bulk Farina.... 1 Ib. Snow Drift Shortenin CARRY-AWAY SPECIALS Phone Elliott 4314 Good for one week. | ZOBLE GROCERY CO. $1.00 $1.00 25e¢ 2he Flake White Shortening bars Lenox | lbw, Split Pea $2.88 | 1 1. Japan or Ceylon 7O@ | 4% Ibe. Rolled BS¢ - Pan ¢ oy nal 08 Buckwheat rate 2 toe EASTERN CHE cD BEEF, a 40c per pound . American Grocery Stores Co. | HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, Logg g td PUBLIC MARKET ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND UES CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL F LIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—109 OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE MARKET ‘TION MILK, can, 14¢; case + $6.65 | Del Monte Seeded Raisins L or MOUNT VERNON MILK— Rooth Sardines, large cans “B® cana, BT¢; case .. +es0s: 86.45 | Pioneer Minced Clams, flat can, OO, 1MlIb. can, 5O0¢; @ib. can $1.97 | Sweet Prunes, small, 2 Ib ICE Cor Ww, ATE: Sv Solid Pack Tomatocs—all brands O COFFE, Ib, 43¢; 31d dozen .. GOLDEN GATE COFFE Sliced Pineapple—Hunt's z a, 48¢; 2%. . + large can, 39¢; No RED CAN COFFE! | Pure Green Turtle Soup, can BO¢; 2%-1b.. es Weason @il, full gallon can NOMY a IT JARS, sib "don. . | tb. hae fea Salt ; ‘Quarts, doz. ... vs ing Powder, ib. / | Megala, doz. : large® 2 bars... ee Extra Quality Jar Rubbers, Cocoa, Se-Ib. .... '# Rolled Oats, lar, pkg. . vee Pancake Flour, pk«.. wee Cane and Maple Syrup— 12 on, 235¢; ‘egal, can... FRYE’S MARKETS Market—First Avenue, South of Pike. Central Meat Market—Ist Ave. Bet. Pike & Union. Market®Third Avenue & James Street, Bay City—1420 First Avenue. Meat Company—1102 Western Avenue. Model Market—Lit2? Firs¢ Avenue, Company—5445 Ballard Avenue. Seattle Market—Occidental & Yesler Way. Fresh Frozen Pork Loin Roast, per pound ‘ Fresh Frozen Pork Shoulder Roast, Fresh Frozen Pork Liver, Bratwurst Breakfast femage, | per pound . ; ~ | Washington Fruit & Vegetable Company | Concord Grapes, basket Diamond Grapes, basket . Tokay Grapes, Ib. 10¢; 3 Ibs.. Malaga Grapes, Ib....... Fancy Sweet Peppers, 3 Ibe.. | Bananas, dor. | Sweet Potatoes, Ib. | Fancy Lemons, doz. ry | Fancy Dry Onions, 7 tba.. Yakima Gem Potatoes, § Ibs | Special Ansorted Wrapped Kisses— n * y bronchitis, influenza, t iitie, sore | __ Regular, @0¢; Saturday only, per Ib throat, croup, coughs end colds or | money back. It often cleans out a Albers’ 1b, can Crisco .... & bars Sunday Monday she Le. pkg. Pride Wash, Powd. as 1 120m pkg. Raising ......-10@ 4 La. Rolls T 3 Ibs. Mexican Beana.. 200 can Karo . Ib, can Crisco . 1 doz. at 1 doz. % Fconomy Jars ton, Mason Jars tegrating the Here is 4 Biblical lesson from a ader Editor The Star: Certainly the Hible, the word of God, should be authority of the best to answer the question, “Do the dead live again Amos U7, “Surely the Lord God doeth nothing but re veals His secrets to His servants, the prophets.” And what say these prophets? Where do we go when we die? 1 Thess. iv:l3, “But I would not have you ignorant, brethren, con- cerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not as others who have no hope.” Where do the dead sleep? “And many of them that sleep in the dost of the earth shall awake.” Dan, xtic?. How long will they sleep there’ “So man Heth down and riseth not til the heavens be no more; they shall not awake nor be pa out of their sleep.” Job alvit. “If aman dic shall he live again? All the days of my ap pointed time will I walt till my CATARRH 13¢ 19¢ 19¢ ie large cans, 18¢ <9 $2.15 pkg 15¢@, tall can, Supreme" 20¢ 2 can Ryzon Th Ivory Sunny Monday Soap, 3 for Mascot p, 3 for Cream of Wheat ‘ G. Washington Coffee . Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs Malt Syrup, did. Jar . merely lays off the latter as you do, an oyercoat, | “The dead see us," he writes, | “They are always conscious of us, | but they do not understand all we may, because they are in a much} finer body. The only way we can| talk with them is when in our | spiritual body.’ j But if St. Paul had been asked to} preach on some of the Old Testament passages quoted by the brother above, he might have not been so! sure about that natural body; how about “The dead know not any | thing” | Bo endeth the lesson for the day. Send in your contribution. | ‘Youthful Bandits Rob “Y” Secretary With a cheerful greeting, A. & Al- len, general secretary of the Seattle! Y. M. C. A. called up the stairs to his family Thureday night when te | returned home, only to be met by two | |strange youths, each with a drawn revolver. He hoisted his hands, and his purse containing about $6 disappeared. The boys were about 20. Mrs. E. E. Perry, 1817 17th} ©, Feported $15 stolen from her home, Mre. M. T. Miller of Bremerton reported a pickpocket relieved her of |her purse containing $10 while she was shopping. Virginia Murrell, 1504 Third ave., Joet $11 and a number of rings from | her room. | Claus Brolan, 1918 Fourth ave., lost | | $22, a watch and several rings in the same manner. Mrs. W. G. Troop, 1212 Evanston |ave., reported the theft of a $225 dia- mond ring. 157—Hudson’s Country Butter Store—158 BUTTER EGGS Fresh Pullet .... Wash. .O5e Fresh Eastern Best Fresh Ch’nd 70@ | Local Ranch . COFFEE 2 35¢ 45¢ 35c 40c Special. 0c Special... Creamery Free demonstration of Oleomargarine. ANNOUNCEMENT — Mr. M. Root announces that he is again located In the Westlake Public Market at Stalls Nos. 116 and 117, Will be pleased to meet his old customers and many new. ¥ His specialty is Fruit and Vegetables. Seasonable goods always carried in stock. The best norie too good for MIKE. Acme Fruit Co. ea CINNAMON 131 Stall 131 Stalls 108 and 109. | Layer Figs, Ib SPECIALS Jonathan Apples, per box $2.25 | Fancy Cooking Apples....$1.75 POTATOES cuteness pee MARKET Yakima Gems $2.75 | WHITE FRUIT & VEGETABLE STALLS 6-7 Quality Meats at. Stall co. Stall 135 Fancy Thating and Cooking = . Right Prices Special Prices for ~ Central Fruit Snes “Ice Cream Melon, !b. ‘The little hard rubber Hyomel in baler which you can get at Bartell Drug Co. or any reliable druggint ean easily be carried in pocket or pure Tt will last a lifetime. 1 hie inhaler you a a few { the pure, healing oil of . Be ane 25e¢ is absorbed by the anti- septic gauze within and now you are feady to breathe it in over the germ infested mombranes where it will speedily b eatarrhal Hyomet eucalypta Useptics breathe. It is guaranteed to banish catarrh, ‘comb od with other an- and is very pleasant to Jitty Jen, package Something New Delicious stuffed up head and opens clogged | nostrils in two minutes, Scotch Butter Buns of Richest Materials Complete cuttiy, inciading inhaler Home of Famous Bake-Rite Nut Breads en one bettie of Hyom ate but BAKE-RITE BREADERY . While extra bott! if after 4, btmined at First Avenue Between Pike and Union Elliott 232, Head Lettuce, each Barrel Ginger Snaps Royal Baking | Powder | Apples, per box $1.50 | Yakima Burbank Potatoe: | per sack, delivered All kinds of fresh fruit and | vegetables, = | Premier ein Says Treaty Will Win Grape Nuts, of billiards was invent- ckage 16th century by William pay : Temporary Guests Lendon pawnbroker. Take His Clothes| I. McElroy, who lives at the) TOKYO, et. 1.—(Delayed.)— |Lyon hotel, Seventh ave. and Jack-| (United Prow.)—°The peace treaty fon st, reported ‘to the police undoubtedly will be ratified soon,” | Tenredey that the landlord rented| declared Premier Hara at a lunch- TAILORS ARE ‘Rush Plans yrs Johnson Meeting Offered to Crown Wife With Bucket | + Cp men of theagh and ambitions. has been fought. te have good self- ‘OAT, (T; Dress i, FLORENCE UPSTAIRS STORE, Second and Union. ae | { | Spay PLAYERS at Pine Elliott 2625. UNTIL SAT. NIGHT pain AND WARMER” ¢ Comedy That fo a the 4 2120; nie. AY ana 9 ALL THIS WE jle's Smartest M ors DE vo6t nd Gorgeous has, @ breeze from 1 ‘A Bong oF Stan and Mae comedy pinyiet; Three Bartos, athletes; Pantagescope RPHEUM THEATRE Weeks-LEW WHITE in KAUGHTY ELOPEMENT” ‘ts (Sunday), 25¢ it Mondays), 2 es it Sundays Sights 7:15_and PALACE HIP! 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It also neutralizes the acids in jthe urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders, 4 Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid |neys clean, thus avoiding serious |complications, — | A well known jocal druggist says | he selle lots of alts to folks who | |belleve in overcoming kidney trouble vhile it is only trouble. | i] Manard Rental Agency > 1726-7 L. C. Smith Bldg. e ELLIOTT 4993 + ng ° BUSINESS LOCATIONS |anese operative r 1S | peace delegate, “New prob lems probably will arise when it tw placed in operation.” The premier declared the war has brought the dawn of an era of co- agement of interna . with militariem dis- the great ntly for affairs, counted and working conjo! rowers peace | ROBERT PATTON DEAD rg Patton, 60, lumber expert manager of the Elbe Lumber per Shingle company at Elbe, Wash., died at the Eatonville how pital, near Tacoma, V aday, Mr Patton resided at 1 16th ave N., Seattle CARPENTERS WANTED Steady work for good men, $7.50 for eight hours. Master Builders’ Association 4082 Arcade Bldg. SEATTLE PROMPT RELIEF for the acid-distressed stomach-—try two or three KI-MOIDS after meals, dissolved on the tongue—keep your stomach sweet— try Ki-moids—the new aid to digestion. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION 197 WORKING UNION TAILORS We guarantee prompt delivery on all orders. Always with the Union Label. 304 PIKE ST. Plans for the reception in Seat- |e of Senator Hiram Johnson next Wednesday are being rushed to| Jcompletion by the League: for the Preservation of American Independ- jence, under whose auspices he will |*peak. According to Harry Denton Moore, president of the Seattle lehapter, members of the league will have first call on tickets for the \Johnaon meeting. Johnson will speak at 8 p, the Arena. LIGHTNING HURLS HIM | OUT OF HIS SOFT BED KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 8 When the home of William 8. Far. |mer, at Sedalla, was struck by light ing, the bolt turned Farmer's bed half-way around and threw him upon the floor, Mra. Ruth Myers, of this city, lost her power of speech shock suffe when struck an electric Nght wire leading into her home, Mrs. Myers was washing under an electric light. The physician believes Mrs. | Myers will recover her speech in a few Mays. | | m, t has from the dishes |Refused to See Mother-in-Law Married life to Elizabeth Van Hoof a failure wuse her husband to escort her to his mother. and demanded that his wi be home each night at 9 p.m. At least this was the story she told in jsuperior court in asking for a di vorce, which was granted. RAILWAY MEN WILL MEET SATURDAY P. M. The Railway Men's Welfare League will hold a meeting Satur: |day night at 8 o'clock in room 422, |Rajlway Exchange building, it was announced Friday by President For est L, Hudson, H. Alvin Moore, secretary of the league, has accept jed the appointment tendered him by |Gov. Hart to membership on the lindustrial code commission created |” tho last legislature on Grand Jury will Pass on Lacy Case i, ¢, with the |thert of r | Madison Lacy, charged narcotics drug store 118, was bound over jto Jury by Commissioner BR Clelland Thursday afternoon. held on $1,000 bail from on the w grand Me He ts lightning | A wife can take a kiek in the ribs | once in a while. But when a hus: |{ |band announces he will crown his | helpmate with a bucket of water it's time to ask for a divorcee. So de clared Lulu Showater in her com- |plaint against her husband, Arthur, | in superior court. She wants a di | vorce decree ARPIAIN FIRST. KNOWN IN 1900 The Bayer “Company n duced Aspirin to phy cians 18 years ago. 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