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PAGE 18 Born in 1839 Dr. Caldwell Still in His Office Daily Wonderful Vigor of the Founder of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Millions Now Use His Famous Prescription. LL physicians know that good health depends large- ly upon proper digestion and elimination, and that most sickness results from these this better than the titioner, Dr, W, B. Caldwe sens HL wa. toct snatipated in the ¢ for he was Rush, Medical 75, had’ found a good deal of s n such cases Sith a prescription of hie own containing simple laxative herbs with pepsin. In 1892 he decided to use this formila in the manu factu be k dwelt ma well that a was taken Preparation t in the doc Today th using it REAL PAINLESS DENTIST In order te introduce our new (whalebone) plat: end strongest plate knowa, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; | you oan bite corn off the cob; guaram teed 16 years. “family” to their tb CAUSES, doctor, None knows the general prac- hildren wh mother ond of the wor Tts great merit, on rep natistied There are th this Every drug at Syrup FE well $1 a be and Keep Where sure to white it is p ctive in th is mate ontaina no narco' bottle Dr, Caldwell! selling at the 000,000 bottles suceras te based on aged buying, on one Hing another ssands of h DR. Port Began the moat obstinate mous Pres a tiny baby case, an and Dr. W Washingt which ts the tightest 7° Manufacture W. B. CALDWELL, darn Shelbyville, Mo Maren at His Fe: min 1893 addres |Pure Milk Dairy Wins High Score Pure Milk of Washington for mil the recent International contest con Dairy for the st exhibited of Seattle TIE SEATTLE STAR | General Criticises Mayor to Enforce | Artti-Flu Measure heated imagination |Bolsheviki Free Y. M. Secretaries YORK, Oct, 24.—Albert ‘oyle and Clinton W. Areson, Y. M otarien, were released Octo- after being prisoners of the iki since August 8, according to @ telegram received by the Na tional War Work council from Secre- tary Lanning today. They were re- ate at ducted at the National Dairy Show . EXAMINATION FREE Mee ene aetna. to the an.|to Bergen, Norway. Coyle, = grad $18.00 Set of Terth.. 10.00 | ,ouncement of A. F. Bird, manager| Ute of Btanford and Yale, formerly ‘Crews $8.00 | o¢ the dairy, who hax just returned | lives at San Jone, Cal $8.00 Bridgewerk $4.00 | from Chicago. Mr. Bird was elected : 94.00 nal jturers. Others present at the Na Arrange Smoker) All work guaranteed fer 25 years. Have impression taken im the |tional Dairy Show from Seattle were rant 8 < Washington morning and get teeth same erate goa triage ond of advice & i. ‘Pubmer, of the Dalry tel. 72? University o 4 day: * Ser joo 3 ‘a club, te is com. A an, Rant eM oJ a Mayflower Dairy, and Fred Watts,| ? oerrlong. - eee 2 ie igh pie tested our eae Wi a a to our office, be of Kristof: n'a Dairy. The Port served in the military pol e t place. Bring with you, ts oi Uncle Sam during the war, will stage Sundays rom © to 13 fer Working moet us Milk company Of! ine first smoker of the school year| OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Ss Cuecstte WenserPutcssce Cn | BORDEN’S MILK, 14¢; case . FEDERAL MILK, 2 cans... HILL'S RED CAN COFFEE, 2% Ibs. Royal Baking Powder, 12-07, can. DOMINO MATCHES, 4 boxes.. Del Monte Seeded Raisins, 2 Albers’ Flapjack Viour, large pkg. Albers’ Rolled Oats...... IVORY SOAP, large, 2 Pearline, large pkg. ‘e Argo Corn Starch, 2 large pkgs. “Civile” Toilet Soap, 3 bars.. Florida Grape Fruit, large, 2 for Green Apples, cooking, Ib. Best Oranges, 6 for Best Tokay Grapes, ib, Best Sweet Potatoes, 4 Ib Yakima Potatoes, 8 Ibs. Delicious Apples, Fresh Cranberries, i Large Honey Dew Melons doz. each Dromedary Dates, new crop, pkg Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 Ibs. pkes. - Association of | Portland won cream. ja director at large of the Nat lee Cream Manufac the highest score in the country for pasteurized milk and MADRONA TOMATOES, large cans... . DEL MONTE SOLID PACK TOMATORS Ib.. GOLDEN WEST COFFEE, Ib., ‘486. “Tea Garden” Syrup, quart can, 436: 3 te pet Central Fruit Stores Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples, doz. . Tbe ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES SATURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M. American Grocery Si Stores Co. HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, ENTRANCES FIRST AND D aRcoND AVENUES CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWPK FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—109 OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE MARKET CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET ‘ + $6.65 | Del Monte Extra Sugar Peas, can 21¢e . 27¢@ | SWEET PRUNES, 2 Ibs. oo APE . 14¢@ | HEINZ BAKED BEANS . _13¢, 19¢, 32¢ 194 | Ferguson Marmalade, 17% ozs, B5¢: 2? on. jar, 496 5O¢ | Booth’s Sardines, 2 large cans . B5¢ ieee Sea Shore Minced Clams 14¢ ..95¢ | “CHECKE POP CORN CONFECTION, 83¢ package ‘ 10¢ .a8¢ | MALT SYRUP, 2 Tb. jar . T5e 25¢ Molly Flour, 491b. bag, $3. 05; 24% lbs, $1.60, No. 10 bag .. 69e 25¢ New Prices on Flour, 60 cents per bbl. higher 31¢ Grape Nuts. 2 pkes 3 25¢ 37¢ | Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 ies 25¢ + 25 A. & H, Soda, pke Se 27¢ Maximum Coftee, Ib. A¢ + 25¢ | Instant Postum, large ‘ aa¢ 25¢ | Tree Tea, tb, 45¢; %-1b. .. 25e Washington Fruit & Vegetable B0¢ Company 25¢ Be Fancy Jonathan Apples, box..... Big Jonathan Apples, doz. Fancy Delicious Apples, box Delicious Apples, doz ge Lemons, doz. Sweet Green or 1 Peppers Ib. Sweet Melons, each,. Ib. I. Sweet Potatoes Large Best Fresh Tomatoes, Home Grown Sprouts, 2 Ibs. $2.00 B0¢ 20¢ he Se ‘10¢ and 15¢ Be s0¢ 1414 First Avenue, luneh, SCOTCH BUTTER ROLLS —a delicious addition for BAKE-RITE breakfast or Butter Horns—‘“Frisco” The New Process BREADERY Between Pike and Union. | RACE TRACKS Coffee Cake, style. BAKE-RITE BREAD Made with sweet milk and —— New York style—the new Breakfast Bacon Strips, per pound .... Smoked Picnics, per pound.. half or whole, Fresh Frozen Pork Loin Roast, Ib _FRYE’S MARKETS Olympic Market—First Avenue, South of Pike. American Market—Third Avenue & James Street, Western Meat Company—1102 Western Avenue. Ballard Meat Company—5445 Ballard Avenue. Bay City—1420 First Avenue. B4¢ 21¢ WOUNE F355. 8bA. 647. Fresh Frozen Pork Liver, Central Meat Market—ist Ave. Bet, Model Market—1422 First Avenue. Seattle Market—Occidental & Yesler Way. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED SWEET PICKLED—SUGAR CURED Large Skinned Hams, half or whole, per pound .....................32c Large Regular Hams, half or whole, per pound This is the cheapest meat that one can buy. Fresh Frozen Pork Shoulder Roast, Sty a -35¢ | Bratwurst Breakfast Sausage, lb... laze Pike & Union, - -29c per 28¢ Se University Vets on November 11 in the gymnasium. A number of boxing bouts are being arranged under the direction of Lioyd Dysart, president of the club. College Humorists | to Blossom Forth ‘The initial number of the “Sun Dodger,” University of Washington new monthly comic magazine, ts scheduled to Gilbert Foster is ethor in chief. HE USES HIS $3,000 LIMOUSINE AS PIGSTY WOODBURY, N. J, Oct. M-—-A $3,000 limousine was used as a pigsty @ pig enjoying much luxurious quar- tere. Former Councilman Amos | Wick won a pig at a carnival in a nearby town, and was notified that the prizes were ready on. Driving to the town Wick was surprised to find that his prize was not even crated, so he tossed the janimal in the limousine and hurried | home /NEW CABLE TO JAPAN . IS BEING NEGOTIATED LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 24. |(United Preas.)-—Negotiations for lay ing a new cable across the Pacific to Japan are “progressing as fast as is |oustemacy "in negowating landing rights with a foreign country,” Geo. |C. Ward, manager of the Commercial Pacific 1 Cable company, declared in a state |ment given out here today | TOKYO MAN SPEAKS Rev. Mark J. McNeal, Tokyo, Japon, will be the principal speaker Jat Derhocratic cafeteria, | MeNeaj speak on “Pan-P Commere nd the Japanese Educa Itional System.” a meeting of the King County club at Saturday will the Good noon, fF Fate WOMAN IS THIEF AT 80 | LAMBETH, Oct. 24.—Altho 80 jyears of age, Mary Bushnell, a widow, was sentenced to three months’ imp: jutealing a ce nment on a charg ume from a shop. recently released from prison. TURTLE CHRIS Charles | turtle ture AN ~_- SETTLER IANA very 4 it over and found carved on jago. | BULGAR PROPOSALS | PARIS, Oct. 24.—Bulgarian delegates submitted a counter proposals to the treaty day Painless PB THE USE J absolutely without pain, 1 to all who are sitive about traction where other work is or I ID YOU have your teeth put in fir have your mouth examined. T j } f Y } oO outh on 0 ARTS vices NERAL CRITICISES —18 .M AN FRANCIBC. Oct “4 ‘pens, Day was charged with deserting near Spoken lie wa caught at | Billings, Mont | | The finding states there was tn sufficient evidence to convict. Lig lgott produced what he says tn suf | A report reached Mayor Fits gerald Wednesday night that a po |iosmmns: Who protested to @ motion | |plcture house proprietor against |the presence of patrons in the lob-1 by had been told that the pro: prietor, “had a privat derstand ng with the mayor the eclty ordinance prohibiting crowded lob bles “was the bunk | Mayor Pitsgerald summoned a flock of his depart ment heads Thursday and stated in plain, unmistakable English that he had no private understanding | with any theatre proprietor, ‘To be perfectly bald about It, the mayor inf hin. department heads that tetor who |nerted the * “was the bunk” was suffering from an over ported to be en route from Archangel | be out next Tuesday. | here. probably the only instance of} for dintribu-| viee president and general | the breast of its shell; “J, Homsher, Hisgo.” Mr. Homsher, who w many years a prominent citize lower Lancaster county, died years| of our improved methods we extract VER stop to think how little it will cost you to FRIDAY, oc ‘Acquittal { Desertion Charge | fin of guilty, Day, howev an acquitted Private Hugh Johnson, accused f denerting from Vancouver bar Private Jake MeFadden, Fort nerve two years for passing worth lean checks, Liggett cut the sen tence to 18 months Read Must Serve Five-Year Term |, TACOMA, Oct, 24,—Jamen J former deputy internal revenue col 4 at Aberdeen, munt serve five years in MeNeill's island prison and Pay fines amounting to $1,624, for| and extortion while embezzlemen OCTOBER 24, 1919. Westlake Public Market TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA Read, | SOAP 6 bars Crystal White a7¢ 7 bara NoTtub N B1¢ 1 case No Rub 94.25 Sugar Stall—Lower Floor | Tokio Wholesale and Retail Stall 130 Crisco B8e, 55e, $1.07, Can $1.99 and $2.9 ing a8 a government officer Hl rus Red Can Coftee...... 6O€ It was charged that Read con 3 Ibs. oa 50 spired with Joe William#, a rent M. J B. Coff from various persons in southwest | 4: novay faking Powder ..87@¢ Washington, promising im return protection from arrest for engaging 400 pkg. Albers’ Rolled Oats 33¢ in liquor traffic other viola S50 pkg. Albers’ Flapjack of the revenu wows 20¢ 1 pkg, Olympic Pancake BANISH CATARRH Pi ae 1 tb. Lipton’s Tea ..70¢ " 25c can Van Camp's Pork and Beans ees + 18¢ If you want to get relief from ca- 2 pkgs, Macaront . BB¢ tarrh, cold in the head or from 1 pkgs. Ke rritating cough in the shortest time pokes. Kelle breathe ty ome nd Flakes 2B¢ 1 clean out your head and ‘ " a0 in two minutes} 3 Ibm, Best White Bean: 25¢ reathe freely | 30c pkg. Washing Powder... 20¢ one ends « col ings quick rel |anuffies, hard crusts In the n king, spitting and catarrhal m Hyomel in | made nooth chiefly i. healing antisept from the ev the re hard rubb ted and relief ts « A complete Hyome ing inhaler and one bottle of Hy- t little at Bartell Drug drugs! y own an inhaler you t Hyomei from a} | Milk vein.” L4c Stall 19% “Where You 2 pkgs. Raisins. . 25¢ No. 3 can Pork and Beans for . ‘ 3 Ibs, Head Rice.....25¢ Wibble Wobble Jello. .10¢ | Large Swift’s Powder, 20¢ LOG CABIN SYRUP..... Rheumatic Pains Quickly Eased By Penetrating No Man Ever Sold Hamlin’s Wizard Oil fo and harmless preparation we the paina of Rheumatism, Sclauea, Lame Rack and Lumbago ts Hamlin’s Wizard O11. It penetrates | quickly, drives out soreness, and lim bers up stiff aching joints and mus cles You will find almost dafly uses for | t in cases of sudden mishaps or ac cidents such as eprains, bruines, cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Just ax re |Mable, too, for earache, toothache, jeroup and colic Get it from druggists for 20 cents. If not satiafied, return the bottle and get your money back. ache AMUSEMENTS = (PALACE HIP Continuous Daily, 1 te 12 ACTS or VAUDEVILLE onruEruM VAUDEVILLE MOORE fth at Pine Now Her pi aes IN 3 AC Mat. Elliotts it 3598, Ross Wyse and Com elty: Camille Rejane vNumbor musical play- er Up Girl \ WOMEN” . 400; Mata. (ex~ pt Mondays), 27¢, Ladies’ Mats. ept, Sundays), 13c. Mats., Nights, 7 and 9:15. en! anes “guna; Dentistry teeth This is a most welcome featlre their teeth, No charge for ex- ‘dered, st-class condition? Come in and ‘his will vost you nothing. For the benefit of thone who work doring the day we keep open from 6 to 8 o'clock evenings, and 10 a. m. to 1 p.m. Sundays. Pike Street Cor, Third 305% BETTER DENTISTRY FOR LESS MONEY Over The Owl Drug Store Phone Main 1691 ver constipated or have sick hend- Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pilla, 30 cents. EVANS’ Stalls 8 and 9. Three Girls Sun-kissed Orange-frosted White Rose Cream Three-Lay Cake Regular 55c Gerrow’s Delicatessen Stall 133 Home Boiled Hams Home-made Mayonnaise Tasty Meat Loaves SATURDAY’S SPECIAL Home-made Stuffed Green Pepper Mangoes, 2 for 15¢ Stoves & Stove Repairs of all kinds. IALS FOR SATURDAY Hea to or Plates ... Three-urner Gas Plates... DON'T WAIT for Cold Weather to prompt you to get that GRATH, FIREPOT, or LINING for your Heater. | Brin and number of stove NOW. Coile—Connections—Rebullding js 160, LADIES name goods Main Floor. Special 40c Our aisles are wide—no congestion. per 100 Ibe. \. Jonat or King David Apples per box 81.75 New Dates, per pkg. .25¢ M. BROWN & CO. Stall 122 Stall 122 Phone Main 1434. 3 cans Federal Milk 5 Ibs, Small Navy Beans Large Hottle Catsup .... 6 rolls Toilet Paper 4 cans Spanish Sauce . 3 cans Corn or Peas oe rch Light Matches 2he Gold Bond, Westlake Grocery Store 4 bars fe FLOUR take Back 1, 49-pouna 82.95 49-Ib. sack The Basement Store, Ken Corn Flakes 256 * O8l Moe Heans Ihe “ ap CO-OPERATIVE, MILK CARNATION, BORDEN’'S 14¢ Stall 105, Phone Ell. 4314, ] ZOBLE GROCERY Co, “Why Pay More?” -quart Pure Aluminum Coffee Pot... pkes 8. L, Matches.......26¢ Junior Wash Board .. 18¢ cans Sunbright Cleanser ..25¢ pkg» Macaroni .........++ 25¢ cans Sardines in oll ......25¢) 2. 3 pkgs FB. C. Corn Flakes... 25¢ ‘ 1 6 FREE—1 Flour Sifter with One Dollar Purchase | Soreness CASH GROCERY Buy for Less.” Ell. 170 5- a Net M. J. B. Coffee 8 iba. Mexican Red or Bayo Beans for ........25¢ 4 rolls Toilet Paper. . | 2 cans Sunrise Milk. .25¢ 2 lbs. Lard Compound 60¢ ¢, G5¢ and $1.25 Let’s Settle the Matter Right Now. Better MEAT Than ARCADE Quality and Courtesy Always in Mind. Stalls 8 and 9. A Groceteria STORE NO. 14 Washington Brand Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles Pkg. 8!c 23c Load Up for the Winter Market Advancing Extra Fancy YAKIMA GEMS, 100 Ibs.....$2.50 Your choice of Eating Apples — Jonathans, Spitz- enberg, _Deliciou: highly col- $ 1 .90 ored; 4-tier. . Get to the right place, which is Stalls 116 and-117—M. ROOT. Fancy New York Peas, a can..... Stall 33—Lewer Floor, SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL— Men's Half Soles.... $1.50 Ladies’ Half Soles. $1.15 Rubber Heels All work guaranteed. --45¢ Come to the Westlake Public Market to do your trading. There shine and cleanliness prevail. There you get the best FOOD PRODUCTS) Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables the market affords. You will enjoy looking around in comfort, mid scenes of We have for rent one Stall for a good and reliable General Store on 20¢ can Karo. 90¢ Broom Swift's V Eastern MAR Big Speci HAMS. Saturday, October PRICES DOWN © Burbank ‘Sapeencei per aa Fancy Eating and C able fruits and STALL One pound————TEA a Box of ———APPLES . a Sack of ——POTA' Fancy Burbank Potatoes, Delicious or Jonathan ‘Apples, Farmers’( Stall 132—Virginia St Fresh Ranch, doz. Fresh Pullets, doz. ...+ Light Hens, per Ib. . Heavy Hens, per Ib. Spring Chickens, per Ib. « 500 Yearling Leghorns for ching Powder, ars Sunn cans ¥ Bees each ... FUSS Stalls 10-11 BACON LARD Get Our Prices First. Stalls 14 anda QU UP Big Reduction in All MEAT PRODUCTS No Disappointment Here. Stalls 14 and 15 ae, ITE FI psf bt. Apples, per box .... Excellent stock 3 all FREE with a purchase of per sack ... per box . Stall 131 SATURDAY SPECIAL EGGS POULTRY per Ib. . Send for More Victory Badges Ex-service men entitled to bronze Victory buttons will have to wait un. til a new shipment comes in before they nm get theirs. The army re- fice has plenty of silver wounded men, but the bronze button supply has given out The recruiting office hax distributed 8,000 bronze and 700 silver Victory buttons in the Seattle district, CABLE COMPANIES FILE NEW RATE FOR CODES SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ot (United Press.)—-The cable companies today announced a change in ar- rangements for registering cable code jaddresses, effective November 1, whereby a char of 50 will be assessed for registering all cable addresses in the United States, This fee, it is oxplained, is charged in order that many useless addresses that encumber the records may be eliminated. SETTLEMENT MADE suit of Mrs, Emma daughter of the Katherine Hemrich, Sr. to break the latter's will, was dis- missed by Superior Judge John 8. Jurey Thursday after attorneys for (ie litigants announced that an jamicable settlement had been made out of cour The rich Kirsehner, late Mrs. GIVE OUT. TEXT OF LEAGUE COVENANT | Over 2,000 copies of the League |of Nations covenant have been re- ceived by the publicity bureau of be distributed free to anyone who | | wishes to get in pamphlet form ‘mo text of the document. Apply at the Arctic Club building. storm a captive tiger got the Chamber of Commerce and will|Kuling, A Chinese priest bY and shutting his umbrella — from attacking a crowd 1 : { ; % 1 |PRIEST’S UMBRELLA w DRIVES OFF Fi PEKING, Oct. 24—During ® ooo You don't when your stomach is bad or an un your stomach is too valuable; When you feel your meals don't fit uncomfortable, and digested lumps of burn or food. When indigestion headache, you pain, heart- from acidity, sin and th stomach distress L. INDIESTION A t. once!—**Pape’s Diapepsin’’ corrects your 908 { Gassy, Acid Stomach—Relief awaits youl want a slow remedy] gone. Millions of people know certain one—or a harmful one—fof Pape's Diapepsin as you | They Hem- | mustn't‘inJure it with drastic drugs. |disordered stomach are #0 The when you | appointment! elch gases, acids or raise sour, un- | tastes like feel | world-famous costs so little at drug Diapepsin just eat a tablet of Pape’s Diapep- | stomach acids so you is‘out fear 283 know that indi relief comes quick! Pape's vandy and"® ind! helps new!

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