The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 17

—1s for him, and the whole family. If you like a thick syrup, Crim: _ son Rambler “ ” will add an _ The Choicest and Cheapest Eggs and for that matter, the choicest and or) aa food (real food value consid- i - On the Market Today Are They are from 10c to 20c cheaper than Hen Eggs and possess quality and flavor which Epicureans declare make -them the perfect eating eggs. Recognized authorities on the art of baking and cooking recommend them ‘to the housewife because, while not quite’so large as hen eggs, they sell for considerably less per dozen and answer every culinary requirement. Most of the hens on Western Washington poultry ranches are now going through the moult. This will continue for approxi- mately 100 days. While the moult is on very few hen eggs are being laid, conse- quently, with poultry feeds selling at close to 300 per cent more than in 1914, they are higher in price. Don’t practice false household economy by reducing your consumption of eggs; they are as essential as milk for nourishing the body and giving it strength and vitality. The road to real economy is to Eat More Pullet Eggs (SIGNED) and a $2 | |P. Choy, a Korean bell be }1115% First ave., BURGLARS LOOT FRATERNITY MEN ||College Men Minus Wearing Apparel Today wrforming thelr into the clas wning and went university dis Burglara, while routine duties, wica early Friday “rah-rahing” in t bers of the Phi Kappa y, 4604 10th ave, N rly forced to attend clashes Friday in their bathrobes The highbrow prowlers who work ed while the “frat” men slept “nicked the brothers” as follows KR. Bisnett, who reported the losa to the police of some clothing, $8 and a Pi Tau Upsilon fraternity pin, George Beck Kappa Sign & suit of. clo a watch and a I’hi Kappa Sigma pin; Dwight Davia, a suit and $7; Robert Stewart, an overcoat and clothing; Edwin Dill, @ top coat. William Ralston, Riverside hotel 1757 Spokane ave,, lost a watch, and @ $65 diamond ring, he rep Friday. Frank Hayashi, 617 ington st, who works at elothing and a Phi Halton J | cafe, hung his coat in a closet in the A thiet removed a wallet containing $120 50 note cafe when he went to work |Army Retail Store | Opens Next Monday An asthmatic automobile in the throes of & paroxysm of violent | backfiring startled the inmates of the city-county building Friday morn | Ing and ruined Deputy Coroner How. ard McDonald's sleep MeDonald, who was sleeping in the morgue, was startled from a dream by the rapid succession of what sounded to him like revolver shots, He telephoned the police The investigation resulted In the dis | covery of the automobile, which the| owner declared had been suffering | for some time from chronic engine trouble which had settled in the ex: | haust pipes. Objected to Wife | as Artist’s Model! Because she posed as a model at the art school at the university, her | husband became enraged and threat ened to leave her, according to the| testimony given in the divorce euit| started by Jennie Dyer against Ar-| |thur K. Dyer before Judge John & | Jurey Friday morning. | He refused to talk when he came home at night, but sat and smoked | at least ten cigars every evening, | Mra. Dyer's mother tewtified. She also sald he refused to work, but | “apengee” ¢ oa his wife's | relatives. William Short to Speak on Unrest William Short, president of the State Federation of Labor, will speak on “World Unrest and the League of Nations” before the King County Democratic club at the Good Eats cafeteria Saturday noon. Short has just returned from a tour of the Fast, where he was in conference with Samuel Gompers,| head of the American Federation | of Labor, and other labor leaders. | He Ought to Live | Over in Tacoma Seattle is the noisiest municipal ity south of the North Pole, accord- ing to R. 8, Emerson, a visitor to our fair city. In a letter to Mayor Fitzgerald Emerson urges the executive to tie the tinware to noise-making devices with which automobiles, trucks, mo- toreycles and other vehicles are equipped. | “Neither myself nor my wife could) live here because of the Emerson wrote. Keyhole Peekers Saw What They Saw! Suspicious of the actions of W. and) Cc. R. Williard, a nurse, hotel officiais of the Gra: noise, Mra, { Pacific hotel, | peeked thru the| key hole of a room in the building | early Friday morning and saw what} they saw. They saw sufficient to call the po | Hee. The police arrived and found that the peeking possibilities had| been stapped. The couple had placed a towel over the key hole. The room was entered and a quantity of opium in ball form was found. The police kept enough for evi dence and destroyed the rest. Both the man and the woman were book ed on an open charge pending an investigation In Uganda a wife costs four bulls, a box of cartridges and six sewing needles. A Kaffir lady is worth from two to 10 cows. SALE OF 20 NAVY CRUISING MOTOR BOATS 20 SUBMARINE ¢ feet long, 660 1. H, P. three 220 1. H. P., duty gasoline engines, many with radio, will be sold by sealed pro- onals, receivable at the Bureau of | jupplies and Accounts, Navy Depart- ment, Washington, D.C. until 12 | o'clock noon, 9 October, 1919. now in First nas, Sub-chaser No, Naval Distric Sub-chasers 115, 114, 157 Third Naval Distr Sub-chasers Nos, $42, 346, in Fourth Naval District, ‘Philadel- phia, Pa. Sub-chasers Nos, 77, 80 and 84, now in Sixth Naval District, Charleston, Sub-chaners Nos. 236 and 223, now hth Naval District, New Or- leans, La. Sub-chaser 297, now in 12th Naval District, San. Francisco, Cal, Sub-chaser No. 200, now in 14th Naval District, Bremerton, Wash, THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1919. ‘ | To Renew Complexion || x. Without Cosmetics Co ee aes pon othelt she would quickly seek zaining a natural co Meet the Producer CHECK PACKAGES Sugar Stall—Kconomy Market fe After 6 P. M., 4c After 8 I. M. STONG wr: HUMMER! These Prices Good for a Week $1.45 No. 4 pail Cottolene... 75c No. 2 pail Cottolene 5-pound can M. J. B. Coffee 1-pound can Golden West Coffee 3-Ib. can Golden West Coffee, $1.40; & Ib. . . $2.25 Mason Fruit Jars, pts. 80c; qts. 85c hogal, $1. si Sunny Monday or brlbs can Baking Powder ase | Baking Pe owde r an Rogers ‘amp's Beans Balis ae ase tot- Bie ae ae Ibe iT Ie Ine ane Ake Noodles: \a5e ron! oF Spaghett! aBe | 266° bottie Stalls 37.38—FEconomy STONG’S ECONOMY GROCER Market—Lower Floor NEW RAINIER MEAT CO. 1527-1529 Pike Place Market DOWN ‘Tr HI-COST-OF-LIVING Our Low Prices are the talk of the town. Never has Seattle known such BIG SPECIALS on*Fresh and Smoked Meats. Come early—you'll save time and money. na Tomatoes sugar Peas Crackers, 1b. Pineapple pees, 1b. pts, &ie, ats cans Libby's Asparagus Be Mayonnaise WE CUT THE COST OF LIVING BIG CHEESE SALE #3: COFFEE 4be bulk, special, S8es 3 Iba. Boe bulk, 1, ae; 3 paaey Cream Fancy Creamery BUTTER 58c Ib. 2 the. $1.15 MILK, 2 cans, 24c | EGGS, 48c 2 dozen, Phe Schillings’ Flake White, 30c | COFFEE, 213-Ib cans, $1.17 OTHER HIG SPECIALS {ei an 10s GREEN S BUTTER STORE ten.r sir, Big Specials on Pot Ronsts, Smoked Stalls 1.35 Corner Market Successor to Murray Meat Co. PHILADELPHIA FISH CO. Stall 10—Sanitary Market Dungeness Crabs FRESH FISH OYSTERS DODDS’ SANITARY GROCERY Stall 45 SANITARY MARKET Stall -” LOWER FLOOR 3-Ib. can M. J. B. or Maximum Coffee Free demonstration of Mazola Oil—40¢ pint, 75¢ awd $1.45 per %-gal., $2.75 gal. B8¢, S5¢, $1.10, 3 Ibs, Mexican Bean $3.15 | 3 ibs. Farina . . 25¢ 250 25¢ 3B0¢e 10¢ 28¢ Bae . BBE Crisco, $2.15 and Blue Ribbon ‘Tea, Ib 20¢ Campbell's Pork and Beans “t 15¢ Quart Jars, don, $1.10 | r Rubbers 25¢ | orn’s Coffer | 2 cans Sardines in Tomatoes Ibs. $1.09 | or Mustard ...... .BB¢ 4 Del Monte Hot Sauce.....25¢ 5 bara Bob White Sc .28¢ omy ro Syrup, gal. .. Corn Flakes, pkg... 10¢ | Best Graham Crackers, Ib..20¢ Best Soda Crackers, Ib. Flake White Shortening. OYSTER AND CRAB SEASON HERE This place is noted for the freshness of its Sea Foods LIVE CRABS COOKED DAILY in our own boiler. Try our famous OYSTER and C RAB MEAT COCKTAILS Sold at counter and all high-class places L SANITARY. FISH MARKET ii!::.s3:s" |MODEL PUBLIC HOUSE — LONDON BREWERS’ AIM| LONDON, Sept. 30. —- British brewers have banded together to excessive user of cosmetics , establish If the “model” saloons, A cireu- lar states they propose to promote briety, restrict drunkenness, re- for the Heense system, reduce the number of public houses and pro- vide greater social features, mak- ing the public house the neighbor hood club, means of mequire the | m we « ing make-up Feige ype e the kind of | n no easy to get an lized wax at any use nightly like cold ‘New Arrival of Those Guaranteed —* ‘ at “go buy Boldt’s French STO REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS They tell us that it is the best; Just try it—see how you're impressed. See it made and baked at Rotary Bread Shop 1501 Pike Place Head of Farmers’ Kow CARNATION MILK . (4c Stalls 4427 Economy Market MEA FAGAN’S GRIST MILL Stall 28 Economy Market Fresh Cereals, Fresh Ground Meal. Low Prices. Try out Hot Cake Flour. PUBLIC MARKET VELVET EDGE SHARP sHOP Sharpen all kinds Safety Razor Blades, Scissors, Knives, etc. Stall 37-n—Keonomy Market SUGAR STALLA Mvery Day HEAVY SUGAR SACKS AND FLOUR SACKS 00d Coffee, Wesese+s+--ee BG Bulk Teas, Ib. 504, 60¢ C. A, BOURGASSA Stalls 31-32—Pike Place Market Stall 66, Pike Place Lower Floor 134c Market, Lower Floor SUCCESS OF WRIGHT MEAT CO. Due to Quality and Low Prices. A trial will convince you. Stalls 27-28- 29 rie Aeon Seal 27-28-29 Swift's Premium Boiled Ham 70¢ Lb Home-made Potato Salad, Ib..a5e | All ki Home-mad Mayonnaise, Jb. te pound ashe = ner Saiinage Fresh Creamery Butter, b..@T@ nan's Delleateria ‘Stall 57—Pike Place Lower Floor Strictly fresh Pullet Eggs ..85¢ donen tor - $1.05 da J “and Jama, per © Pince Market Lower Floor BUY YOUR SHOES AT SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Stalls 21.26 DOWNSTAIRS Mart te Seo Pike Place Market WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST, AND SAVE wal Women's Shoes for all occa | sions, home comfort, street, $1.40, $4.80, Boys’ and Girls’ School and | Dress Shoes— dress. $2.40, $2.80, $3.00, $3.20, $2.80, $3.80, $3.80, $41.20, $4.80. $5.40, $5.80. MEN’S DRESS AND WORK SHOES $3.80, $4.00, $4.40, $4.80, $5.40, $5.80 Splendid Shoes for the whole family, and on every pair you save at SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Stalls 21.26 DOWNSTAIRS Stalls 21-26 Pike Place Market Next to Sugar Stal WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOWEST Northwest Corner FIRST AND PIKE MURRAY’S MEATS BEST IN FLAVOR LOWEST IN PRICE We are not members of any price-fixing combination. Our customers receive the — benefit of the efficiency of this establishment and our long experience in buying. MURRAY'S 94 Pike St. MEATS INDEPENDENT PACKING CO. SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET ALWAYS DEPENDABLE GREEN'S STALL 102 Sanitary Market—Ist Ave, Floor 2 tall cans MILK, 24c Limit, 4 cans Our Best Creamery BUTTER, 67c lb. EGGS, 48c doz. 2 dozen, 95¢ For Cooking, Frying or Scram- bling. Every one guaranteed Other Big Specials. BEGINN’S BAKE SHOP 1523\4 First Ave—Sanitary Mkt. BETTER BREAD Mixed in the good, old-fashioned way. Baked in the latest revoly ing oven, insuring uniform distri bution of heat Upto How bad fads 3 2 New Method Removes Superfluous Hair Roots || Mave you “tried everything” that annoying hairy or fusay {and abs q up im despair? thing more to t try it, because it ts the t for South Entrance Corner Market. & WASHINGTON MARKET ,Lowef Floor. Lowest Prices in Town TOGO VEGETABLE CO. STALL Le ieee iomee a @ GOODS Hot ou ego Peppers, Yellow Tomatoes, Cauliflower, Eta THOMPSON'S MARKET Stall 26 Sanitary Market Wholesale and Retail MEATS /s° 7] 2 &. “ee % 4%, % % \ BURRELL’S DELICATESSEN STALL 21 Sanitary Market Lower Floor Shrimp Salad pint— 35c = Sa gegernennt STALL 21 Home Made Potato Salad, . pint— 15c Home Baked , Pork and Beans | per Ib. In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest end strongest plate known, covers very little of the rest of the imaathe you can bite corn off the cob; guaran teed 15 years, ay War Emergency ¢ Federation (Composed E g Washington egg producers, who tax themselves 2 cents per hen per year to pay for this advertisement.) drug store, act location may be ascertained from the Commandant of the district concerned, and should be obtained before making trips for inspection, Sales will be for cash to highest bidders, 10% deposit réquired with bid. Right to reject all bids re- served. Forma of proposal, informa- tion concerning the vesnela, and the terms of sale, obtainable from Bu- cream. and wash it off mornings. And the results are #o re ble. Gradually the lifeless cut off, in almost invisible fla cles. In a week or #0 brand new complexion, vety, soft, of girlish color ture. treatment ts so simple, harm- leas and #0 marvelously effective, the renu of Supplies and Accounts or| wonder i# that every woman whoxe Commandants of above Ulstricta.|akin is withered, dine ough, JOBEPHUS DANIELS, Secretary of Maopted ‘or pimpled, h or any heard of. onl work guaranteed for 25 years. Have impreasion tak the use it actually re- ‘and get. tecth saine day” ieamination and advice free, be l—you see the | pes. and See Samples ef Our aa 3 e: Time, Most of our presen nihwe! |e Pationts, whose work is enh RINGS ye} WATCHES ss ys ALBERT HANSEN 1010 _ 8 t_ Ave. who have tested our work, coming to cata me one right place. Bring thie ad with you. jundays From 8 to fer Working Peeple OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS gor UNIVERSITET oT. Oppeccite Wraser-Pateroen Gm. with entire gafety—you_ coul eat it with impunity, It is stantancous method-Advertisement, the Navy, 9-11-19, adopted it,—Adverti