The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 19

the membership campaign " J her by the thousands; then we will » devote > me purposes. The entire war |) Russe, money quota has been paid in cash by the Chapter, A |) munity servic Peace Program of tremen dous importance to every | ue soul is about to be launch ed by this great Organiza tion. It is a campaigr Other speakers of the day were Dr Rogers, national director of Camp Community Carter, Northweat will LAMPS, 25 and 40 Watts—J5e en. “Lb. can Hershey's f RED CROSS Every cent raised from the against Disease and Un James © happiness and is one that means Contentment for all | jepresentative mankind. No one will be | Radeker, asked for more than one | © © single dollar. Come to Headquarters and assist in putting the Campaign | Workers over. Need for Music in Hum Drum of Industrial Toil » Italian girl in ok Overall factory who sings A as she runa a There is ¢ the 1 «rand ¢ sewing machine. community song leader Camp Community workers, in session at Army and Navy club There is a universal need in Seat for more music help meet it, not in the ce r the studio, but in the factory street and home ab distillers in Loutaville are per vases, or a mitted to dispose of their stocks | “preserve the in deflance of the War-time prohi- || inmatex education, bition measure. Service; Seattle representative, antesd to ha community Joseph K. Hart tle Training ector of the Seat The principality of Monaco has an larea of only eight square miles. LOUISVILLE TODAY AT Kish territory, they will hmv LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 14 prevailing superstitions in Cx All roads lead to Loutsville! naga, For instance, tf in 5 « from the surrounding || gown a at cok bhtn ae tan oe towns and states are hastening to || sumpended with a we Ot art train, by automobile, motorcycle |} not to be hed or torn down und on foot to witness a phenom: 7/ This sim in to keep the evil eye} ena of the “dry” year of 1919 away from the inmate If there be Whisky ts on sale here today. |/only ono person inhabiting the Openly, without stealth or at |} nh a blue ston suspended tr tempt at camouflage, By virtue |! piace of the shoe and the gar sn injunetion granted t 1 first of March presen co Evans of the United State: irtous sight along the strer et court, two of the biggest | Outside the ‘They have huge stocks of ee” 1/ Ming, Preston Will ulne bourbon, 100 proof and guar Nor the well known Speak Here Monday | preprohibition punch is being Mr sold right off the floors of the ne Corlian Prestor ECONOMY ' ( antw! 168 | SPEEDY ¢ Rest Westinghouse MAZDA © Watts, 40¢ ca. SUGAR STALLS Every Day. 49-pound sack Best Local Flour. 2% Ibs. HM's Bros. | Pint bottle Coffee .....91.25 Catrup ib. can M. J. B 2 cans Sardines Coffee ...... 50¢ in otf . % 1b. tin Lipton's 25e can Sockeye Tem .- cc eness 35¢ Salmon Orange or Lemon ) 1 BD. Mat can Peel, tb. .....45¢@ | medium red Satmon ...... Two No. 2% cans Tomatoes ....25¢| % Ib. flat can 2 Standara medium red cans Sta) r on DUN aes vsees 25¢ |, peers aeons 2 cans Hemrich’s Peaches ..).. e Minced Clams 25¢ | 2 pies. Corn 2 large cans Flaker ... ... Milk ....... 25¢ 2 pkss. Grape 1 pound Gingersnaps Nuts ..... or Fig Bars..15¢ | 3 pkes Creamettrs 1b. can Ground Chocolate ....35¢ Cocom «1,-6.5 45¢ 3 ibs. Siam Bottlers’ Supplies—Malt Syrup—Hops BUTTER 65: tant net BEGS 66 Doz. marxet SOC LD. *S BUTTER STORE -. stgrage pullet TRY OUR NUCOA NUT MARGARIN® Pest HALF-PRICE SALE! ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN’S COATS, DRESSES and SUITS I, PRICE! 500 COATS 300 DRESSES 100 SUITS ALL HALF PRICE! —A small deposit will secure and hold any garment until you are ready to take it out. O’HARA’S UPSTAIRS WOMEN’S STORE SECOND FLOOR ECONOMY MARKET CORNER FIRST AVE. AND PIKE ST. Sugar Stall—Economy, Mark: Open till 11 Saturday. JOHNSON GROCERY CO. STALLS 7-8-9 TeyYuw are UPPER INCLINE Monday Soap 25¢ | 5 bars Naptha 6 small pkgs Star Naptha Washing after @ p.m; éc after § pm Supreme Blend Coffee It’s the Only Coffee Stall on the job of those that started when the Economy Market Tee gaining friends BE FAIR! and selling faster Dont try te ert -mere than two pounds, If you every month— » Built Quali: ct mere, someone cine for it’s it on ity gets none—practice broth. and Fair —— erhood! One pound and a 50¢ per poun half per person, per month, 3 Ibs. $1.45, 5 Ibs. $2.35. le the government allow: Anniversary ance. Specials Pure Ground Cinnamon, BB. wccccccccvcccee 38¢ 45¢ Royal Baking Pow- dey S6e, 295 Toe S45 | AOE epi normal. 10¢ K. C. Baking Pow- \ | ae steee Be. cceeees sevens s BEE Pure Black Pepper, Ib. 30¢ ons = le China wat $2.00 0 full —s gy i Lemon vor 1.10 quarts ......... $2.00 | YOU SEE Pure Ground Chocolate, Ib. 30¢, 31, Ibs.. .$1.00 20¢ “Nasco” Onion Salt, Fs Gp's's on tg tas obiod 13¢ Best 40¢ Coffee in town, 3 Ibs. .........-$1.15 5 Ibs. .. +. $1.85 Stall 40, Economy Market First Ave. Entrance STONG’S | ::. Every -< & = =z —} = S = i) Grocery Always Has Low Hour At 1501 Pike Place, Head of the Farmers’ Row Prices Special Saturday Big Dish Ice Creaam, ph Ts ne %, is 10c Pore Presh Milk foe, big cup . ALDEN’S, 69-70, Pike GOOD COFFEE I am still selling the same highgrade Coffees that I did last an niversary day. The price is a little higher than it was then, but you will be surprised at the fine high grade coffee 45: will buy here GEIGER’S TEA & COFFEE SHOP STALL 18 Keonomy Market, Main Eloor « Drug Store IF YOU LIKE GOOD MEATS TRY ZIEGLER & ziDOo STALL Economy Mkt, Lower Floor Economy Fish Market Stall 58, Keénomy Market Lower Floor Fresh Whole Salmon Fresh Smelts, ib.. Kippered Salmon, Finnan Haddie, Ib... Norwae Herring, Lutefiek, 2 Ibs... Stockfish, Ib....+ THE SEATTLE deta maa NOVEMBER 14, 1919. | CONSTANTINOPLE were te wn ence I I$ SUPERSTITIOUS | If Americans intend to compete PRICE OF $70 A CASE |) with the mostion in occupying Tur: | ‘LEGION’ S PAPER Ameri Up Ul 230 SATURDAY, on sale After 3 p. m. at the Economy Market Sugar Stall HEREAFTER we will sell Sugar on WEDNESDAYS up till 2:30 at the Pike Place Market Sugar Stall. After 3 p. m. at the Economy Market ~~ Stall. AS LONG as we can get sugar we will keep the price down—ahd hope they will not stop us. Daily sales will not be begun At Stall 44 Economy Market and at Stall 66 Pike Place Market. Is Pare, Clean and Well Baked reasn 12c Quart—Bvery Day ne Bring Bottle. AT INDIANAPOLIS| “4m « poor wiaow: dent ano m early dues were placed at $1 h was identified by hig father, Pope =f piace | PUBLIC a MARKET |< EET ETERS | 9 TE gy COLE & MARADEN Lending Grocers Lewer Poor Pike Viace Market THIEF RETURNS PURSE NOTED SURGEON AIDS Bad OF MEDICINE orn her | sure MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov, 14 od ar telat s ‘the American Leg nends| when af constitution new honorary mem. | Just an at home an not od to the rolls rds Peter t nd ave, 1s A Tho executive! next do " b és commit jecided the ratification | ne and dashed his home Ause of the constitution allows| He two mon a the wtreet n the shadows, He tarted for ther tw to retain honorary members but wan wu Iready elected, but bare any add w shot tions ed } Delegate Stoc bridge of ¢ P member of the exe . pu with urged the ne was later fe Mersh's front por Lenton Weekly, tne|BOY’S BODY IDENTIFIED will be published in Indianap-| PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 14—The provided facilities can be found | pody of Wred L. Jenkins, Untvernity ere to print copies for a paid up . t lation of more than 350,000 a,% Penn oy eee mone. the Schuylkill river late yester ay H. L ® wealthy lumberman et) 1726-7 L. C. Smith Bldg. Olym nt of the Nati¢ A Norw € engine: warehouses at $70 a cane ous avian Gul Heath tevtieinauadl at ttetas cadet tee has | Jenkins, perin dent of public instruction,| Mediterranean under Jerusalem to| Vancouver, B. ¢ Postmortem ex In Norway married couples may | will speak before the ‘Transportation the Dead sea, a distance of.i7 miles, | amination showed the boy was wuffer. | travel on the railways for fare and/|club Monday on “The Emergency in |for the creation of a power plant in|ing from cerebral hemorrhage when ‘a halt Education jestine he leaped to his death two weeks ago SATURDAY—NOVEM BER ISTH IS ANNIVERSARY DAY » BIG BARGAIN AT EVERY STALL IN THESE TWO MARKETS MUSIC ” "zeyer From 1 to 2 P. M. Roth Markets ‘BIG ANNIVERS SPECIALS Pike Place Market Sugar Stall. 1S DOWN at Beef Prices the afternoon. IT MADE PORK PRICES DOWN Pork Chops nm ork Roasts Vaal, Pot ieéait se : . HARLAN PORK MARKET, , let Paper Stall 59, Keonomy Mkt., lower fl. BUY YOUR SHOES AT SHOE-TERIA No. 1 rike tac starket DOWNSTAIRS _xexe°to'Susne’ stan WE REI 8s } AND PRIC ES ARE LOWEST, AND SAVE Boys’ and Girls’ School and | Women’s Shoes for all occa- Dress Shees— sions, home comfort, street, | dress. $2.40, $2.80, $3.00, $3.20, | $0.80, $3.80, $4.40, $4.80, 83 » § $5.40, $5.80. ather heels; v: Psd sty has; spler ndid v sine s, per pair $2.00 a's Dress and Work Shoos—$3.80, $4, $4.40, $4.80, $5.40, $5.80 Splendid Shoes for Whole nily; on Every Pair You Save at SHOE-TERIA No. 1 Pike Pines Market DOWNSTAIRS Next to $ agar Stall WHERE RENTS AND PRICES ARE LOW RAINIER PACKINGCO. 1527-1529 Pike Place Mkt. Formerly known as New Rainier Meat Co. ARY 10c Lb. &= regular Fresh Dressed Hens While They Last 25% Off On all Steaks and Chops Come early and you will avoid standing in line in pkg PORK STONG’S PRICES BEAT THEM ALL Our Prices Good for One. Week 5-lb. can M. J. B. Coffee, $2.35; 3 cans in case Golden West Coffee, lb., 47c; 3 lbs., $1.40; 5 lbs. 1-lb. can Hills’ or M. J. B. Coffee for 35c pkg. Roman Meal .... 40c pkg. Albers’ Rolled Oats . . bape sack Yellow Corn Meal . 38e¢ 25e¢ ihe B5e . 25¢ 25e 25e 25e¢ $4.00 25e¢ 25¢ 25e¢ 25e 10¢ 25e¢ Stong’s Economy Pca aie 37-38 ‘Economy Market, Lewal Floor HAMILTON’S BUTTER STORES » 399—ECONOMY MARK The Housewife Says She Likes | American Eden Electric wae What was calied “ » it does not tear winging Wringer ready for delivery. demonstration, SEATTLE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 509 Pine St. Business Locations 1140 FERT OF UNPARALLELED t x deal 12TH YEAR | Ss! «(2 PLACE MARKET COOKING SALT 2 bags, or 6 Ibs., 100 28 Economy Market 9 CUT-RATE GROCERY CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP Stall 17 Pike Place Market HASTING 1503-1505 Pike Place Market Carnation Milk Federal Milk, 3 cans Sum Maid Seediens Raisins, pk. Teco Paneake Flour, 3 pkes Van Camp's Pumpkin, can Monte Tomato 8: Good Matches, 6 boxes, Yoliet Paper, 3 rolls . Cut Macaroni, 3 Ths, Shredded Cocoanut, T. . Ceylon Black Tea, Rolled Onts, 3% The. | Corn Meal, 5 Tha. New Brazil Nuts, ™. Mincement, can Cape Cod Cranberries, Tb. Laundry Soap, 6 bars . Cranberry Bea BECKER’ S MARKET . The Sign of Good Meats) (Son-in-law of George He Unten SHOP Se | | stage - Lamb. WHERE YOU THE UNION CARD Many More Big Specials to Please—Come Early . .28c | 35c can Rogers’ Baking Powder .25¢ . .32c | 35c pkg. Albers’ Flapjack Flour .29¢ Log Cabin Syrup . . .29c, 58c, $1.10 cans Van Camp's Pump Fresh Churned Creamery BUTTER 60c Lb. Full Cream Cheese, Strictly Local Ranch | aes 70c D0. Nut-Ola or Jelke’s Delicia. EXTRA SPECIAL! !!! Milk, 2 cans 2 2 NUDOLA 2? Demonstration Saturday special,