The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1920, Page 19

|$17,000 Game Cock on His Way to Cuba NEW YORK, April 16—Twenty prize game cocks from Barcelona, THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1920. | BELLINGHAM MAY START RECALL PETITIONS AGAINST orang BOARD MEMBERS IN HEATED CONTROVERSY BELLINGHAM, April 1—-With/dent William MeCush, Mra 8. H.|superior court room, were droppedjeight teachers bas not yet been the city of Bellingham stirred by @/ Tamer and Mrs. Mae 1B. Me |when opponents of Cave were am |taken by the board. jone of which is worth $17,000 and n’t It Awful? He Uses Phone I Now INDON, April it to do away with ¢ BRomise laws, because ¢ Beat a maiion out of her + Beritagre—iove letters. It wa 4 out that very few men wil! my |Bans H it Overall Clubs | a vont Her Famera Sweeping U.S. | wie, ee artiet, in her xr i the in Hicost War = See ea nh & leaden coffin a at Porthpean, ga rt Two Gshermen |? Addireas @ Jove epistie t CHICAGO et vervng @o not want the love passages, ing the wearing of w Pounding ridiculous, read tn court by | alls today sprang u an wish ison no a girl. They ibs favor ned en's ov t to sea at 80 only pments unet Birmingha aping ere peen drawn up, city the bitterest city | him. cago, Firmegan and Tt rimless lenses against the parts of cyegiasseé wi FOODS ARE FRESHER SIEGEL” Bargain Counter wiih Agee ane Coffee 50c Lh: BIB OVERALLS Limit-—1 2 wick 22c\= Str Cans (lmit)—65¢ Butter 65 SANITARY MARKET IST AVE. FLOOR a : \e Sweet Potatoes, can No waste ane | eres Traiey, Black Bear, Fink’, Detrott Spe 22 ee PIECE GOODS ‘We save you from Ife to 200 & yard on Ginghame, Percales, Out- eee ATLANTA, Ga. April 16-—Pians were completed today for the organi mation af the Atlanta “overall club” and more than 1,000 applicants for membership have turned in their pledges to carry on the fight agninst Prevailing high clothing prices by “donning the denims” and weartng them until prices drop. John A. Mangel, state futr price commissioner, ts leading the organi ration of the club, Mangal has ob tained a large number of overalls and will sell them off ta members | of the club at factory prices. Many Atlanta business: houses ate have pledged+100 per cent lists of | Ltt “to-be-denimawearers.” | Pro THE or Pastors of leading churches were ceacar ase | BITTER | MILK promiged to preach on ft next Sun day. A “brogan chub,” members of which will wear onty the roughest | and cheapest shoes, was planned. | “ je The “denim clube were spreading | Extra Fancy Co-operative throout the south. | Two Tall Cans Bulk Many cities had organtzed cint« 22¢ aB¢ Six Cans. -65¢ | Fe wa ow § (Lami) Try it. It's good Peanut Batter—ene tt leat Lard | proceeding . hell were elected as opponents of |“secret agreement” brought his op-| Under the Aled “weeret™ agree | from Spanish ports and are on thete carry out the be that could | AC NI - | ~ aera meetin, rekd Oh evart-by | alle siday aprang Ep th nthe AGAINST CAVE him, when he dropped from the ~ ite funeral, [of Timer 1. Cave, iperintend (One of these was J. KR. Bech-|ot grmceh “the rum pounine ure for Broken Leg Clubs ha rmed in Chi 4 ‘ She Smoked So as A solder has been invented whi : burg, been invented which | ' wt Cave, in which he|&nother year, echdolt ts the father! cierk show that Mra, John H. Bur-|by a jury for» broken leg. She sued Site Abcher to cuing her husband | screws. ‘These hearings, which crowded the' [inal action en @lamiawal of the! Whisky, Brandy and Gin, struck by his car. Husband had cMnplained about her | and emaployes joined in it; aity fire J PRODUCER $nformed her husband and he told |at the Br pepe sonsidered 5] ALSO GREEN'S CORNER stgarette _mmoking, Loyal Order Moose at Detroit passed 18ST AVE. and UNIVERSITY S AL 102 PUBLIC Banktary a epcamew emer burg, Ore, signed an agreement to 25¢@ can State officials and employes of all club. per can . --O5¢ | 2 loa Macaroni ...2000.2.. BB¢ STALL 26 Senttery Market STALL 26 Fancy Alaska Herring, 14D, comms, ......-2--cece- ses eeneeee acess ABO Mettwurst Bologna Choice Shou! 146¢ series of school board disturbances, | also would resign, These three are|sured he had agreed to resign. The| Cave'n contract as city oupertar os an whip mare than hin weight im members of 6) Cave, | ponents out again. ment” he would have resigned June! way to Cuba to Uven up the holidays, ey were asked to take the y rela. (prevent auch action, they decia ; oS waenee es od eae Stheet When kata wet baeadht| tng Of. 0 create te pict any rela. |1 ; oy ition®, ft was learned, |teaching staff th nes of e@eht! IEMPSTMAD, In 1, April 16 of schoo! o he rem or if Detsoi Cheenti: 3 : he ou: She SeeuRES famiNarty known as “fat warring their? talls tn Cedarhurst| NEW YORI, April 16—Miss Fine : holds ‘ 7 to Reduce Weight <a mantputation” and |of Rechdoit brothers, well knOwD | ton and Charles ©. Andrews have| Abraham Reubgnmtone, @ real eatate , vemant TOF divorce said that she had smoked | bck to normal leve . on : : = Stoutners and a friend had told her| men & 7 mo at Mmporia her to try, she said He had/ forming a “gingham club ee resolutions endorsing the formation While they last, 460 cans when aan ‘(ARKET Market, First Ave Floee wear blue overalls and soft shirts . ctteseane.saheaneet,a¢ | Best Wash. omg Butter 65c 16e Cateup for . --20@ | 4 Ibn Lima Beans.... . B5e Lower Vioor. Compound, 2 The......--....40¢ 2aKe Leslie's Special Blend Coffee aves you fq per pound. “ Liver Samage . Veal Stew -10¢ was preparing today backing Cave, Finnegan and Camp-|recent repudiation by Cave of this|tendent hag two more years to run! ehicken hawks, were brought hare CHARGES BROUG Cave heightened the feating agninnt |20. of thin year » their boa h | Awarded $40,000 ing false | Would be the immediate reslenatic ‘ v | fi person to say his tender nothings | Alu, citizens against high prices Mend thi A pa oongaperengytt 2 teachers who had tentified against |e closest approach te that figure ” mom of joned Sukie Gon, Mianertn, tate, and ant esti will be pensioned If he teaches) and iemputead. Recorga of the town| ence D. Rooney was awarded $40,008 metal NEW YORK, April 16—Mrs : many charges, authors, each named their three Alredales|operator, alleging that she was Priced garments to reduce her weight. She said her | All walks of & : PRODUCER PUBLIC MARKET CENT charged her with being addicted to| Three thousana members of the A woman who isn’t curious ts 9| of clubs among their members, 6 and Black Cherries Schilling’s er Gelden West until clothing prices come down. |homa City to farm a statewkde over Sib, cans Snowdritt Shortening, | 6 ha, 8. W. Reama.......45¢ I HOMPSON $ MARKET Owing to shortage we are timiting Sugar to 6 Tha. SOLD with groceries only. Wetners 25e @urionity. Leading business men at Rose * We make wur own sausnges and guarantes the quality first class. the benefits of trading at the |: Groceteria and she has learned that it is @ pleasure to pick out the things she w with her own hands off clean shelves in & clean store. ap peas ween, roo Eggs we Doz. | COFFEE | .Nucoa ‘The Real Nut Fresh Roasted A SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT BECOMES A POSSIBILITY AS SOON AS YOU FORM THE HABIT OF BUYING YOUR MEATS AT MURRAY'S Prove this tomorrow by purchasing one of our fine Roasts or Steaks, and then scouting around and seeing what the same thing would cost generally. The difference, multiplied by 52, represents what you could put in the bank in a year by coming to Murray’s once a week. NOT seal ater Ysa ag Shoulder Mutton, Ib. .1214c{Veal Roasts, Ib. ... [Anchor Bacon, Ib. . Mutton Chops, Ib. .....20c/Pork Roasts, Ib. ... Eastern Corn-Fed Pot ‘eal Chops, Ib. .....264, THE |Fancy Smoked Picnics, Tb, TRUST . 26c| Roasts, Ib. ............15¢Family Steaks, Ib. ..... MURRAY’S WASHINGTON MARKET GEISMANN AT_ WHOLESALE PRICES STALL 2 Soir (we cas rar cnmexs | Os ST STALL 2 Lewer Main Floor WHY BUY BONE? Boneless Steer Pot Roasts, Ib. . . .. 18¢-20e Boneless Beef Stew, lb.............12}¢ Pot Roasts .....13¢ Steer Boiling Beef.12%e Smoked Shoulder ..234c Pure Lard ..... .25¢ Pork Roasts .....25¢ Local Bacon .......25¢ Veal Roasts ........14c No Frozen Meats INDEPENDENT PACKING Co. ROTARY BREAD SEL Inereasing sales denote appre Fine Granulated White elation of this high quality leaf. Sold every day in the week except [ant nee Soe walks of Hep appeared) Ts | Hightand Park Starts ee Club to Crush Hicost ~ HIGHLAND PARK, MM. April 167 Twenty-etz of the local leading citi og es jotned tn the drive against the high cost of living today with the | formation ef an “overall club.” Praag waite THE UST is Stale 102 DAWSON MEAT C0. Stall 116 Stall 116 American W THE MAN WHO RETAILS Buys Wonder House CHERTSEY, Ming, Aget 1¢—aties| Dora Schintze, an American woman. | has bought the Ottershaw “wonder” house. 20 | Eckstein, “the nate, 500 men being |for a year. The inate wort work jthe garden with its See | most elaborate, and an catargrensd A5¢ | swimming bath and a big aviary are among the features of the place. “ante Opposite Green's Butter Store RODMAN HAS THE BIG SPECIALS The following will give you an idea. ALL QUALITY GOODS———. PURE LARD (Limit 4 Ibs.) 2 Ibs. .....:.........4D¢ Steer Short Ibe, I. Beup Pome. Bouton Par bee... 5¢ | Butta, per Dy 35c 164c Our Roasts, Steaks and Chaps always give satisfaction. ——— ECONOMY— CHECK PACKAGES, 2c Sugar Stal—Economy Market: 4c after 8 p.m Open Ul 11 Saturday. THE OLD RELIABLE RAINIER PACKING CO. 1527-1529 Pike Place Market THE PLACE THAT ALWAYS GIVES YOU YOUR MONEY'S WORTH! Pork Steaks, Ib. .27%/2¢ | Round Steaks, tb. .26c Veal Steaks, Ib. .184c | Sirloin Steaks, Ib. . .25c Legs of Lamb, Ib. .30c | Veal Roasts, Ib. .141/2¢ . -25¢ , Pork Chops, 2 Ibs. .25¢ 25c | | Compound, 2 Ibs. .40c Try Our Sugar Cured Bacon at vad aaignea cera STON THE ORIGINAL PRICE CUTTER Our Prices Good for a Week Bolt Pean, eA te Te Del __ AMUSEMENTS MOORE “iiMtyis “Ye Seng Shep” ; Mary Marble and Company YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS ‘We pay ‘5c per 100 Ibs. at Sugar Stall, . Boonomy Market, Lower Floor. Matinees 2120. Now Pisyieg ‘ON THE HIGH SHAS College Qui tet PIKE PLACE MARKET SHOETERIA 4a Walk Down a Few Steps and ave ‘Te those who know us we need say nothing. To those whe @e not know us we my: “Try us once and you will alse be convinced that REGARDLESS OF ALL THE ‘CUT-RATE” SALES IN TOWN OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST” Fu and Complete line of | Our Ladies Stock more com- Men's Dress and Work Shoes plete than ever. solid leather, of course $3.40, $4.00, $4.40, #4, = $5.40, $6.40 $5.40, $6.40 and Growing Girls’ School or Dress Shoes $2.80, $3.40, $4.20, $4.80 LOWER Pike Place Market Shoeteria "S75" Where Rents and Prices are Positively the Lewest 1501 Pike Place Market Heaé of Farmerw Market A REAL BARGAIN COUNTER You Can Kat These Meats Ivory Soap, ‘sali Crystal White Soap, 7 bars. Rels Naptha soap, bar «° mnedtam package. 2 gy 49 Coffe: LINCOLN MARKET Btalls 34 and 35, Lower Floor, Economy Market Next to Stong’s Grocery and Sugar Stall WE CAN LIVE ON SMALL PROFITS! Ours are reasonable profits, easy to pay. Compared with Shoe Prices you've been paying you'd almost think we were losing money. But with our economical system of selling, with our low rental, coupled with CASH BUYING, We have CUT SHOE COSTS to the consumer in terms of DOLLARS on every pair sold. You will receive the most courteous attention and careful fitting along with the saving of shoe money—SAVINGS worthy your attention. $7.45 | $6.45 Washington Dry Sox, leather lined, $9.45 x ie bee’ & Ghirardelli’s Chocolate, 1-Ib. can 39¢; 3 5-poand can M. J. B. Coffee..........-.------- $2.45 35e package Olympic Pancake Flour. . 214-lb. can Royal Baking Powder. 1 Ib. Reliance or Auto Club Coffee. ..-. Golden West Coffee, Ib. 52c; 3 Iba. $148; 5 Ibs. .$2. ine ‘ive 25¢ pkgs. Bing Washing Tablets Ibs. choice Split Prunes, 25c; 25-Ib. box... Two 20c cans Corn 25c; case of 2 dozen. 200 pkg. Cleaned Currants. .28¢ 4 Ibs, Buckwheat Flour.....25¢ 350 can Brer Rabbit Molasses 25¢ lb, wk. White Corn Meal,.52¢ 0c can Fish Rays. -39¢ 60c can Molas 45e @nider’s Oye Hauce . 50c can Instant Postum . 1 Ib, Lipton's Tea 4 bara Royal White Soap. Tall can Federal Milk. 5 bars Goblin Soap. Unecda Disculta, 3 phes: ‘Tree Tea, Cericn, bi 3 2 Matiner KOLB AND DILL —tn— “WET AND DRY Nights, S@e to $2.00, Mat. Sat. S00 to $1.50 UP-TODATE REPAIR DEPT, bottles small bot Del Monte 200 can Minced Clams . 2 cans Tomatos Crisco 504, 333 eS Black Pepper, 2-02 can Royal Baking Powder, 12-on $1.9 98¢, +$1.50 Worhen’s ..$1,25 it Searchlight Matches, bo: Fancy Assorted ( cookies, i 0%. box .. Wax Paper, 2 r Shopping Bags, smal kles or Chow $1.00 Good B $1.25 Fine Bre 3 Ibs, emall 3 Ibs. Dry Green Peas. 760 pail Cottolene.. 3 Ibs. Red Chill Beans. bottle Blue Label C 16c can Mustard Sardine 4ie can of Table Pears or 2 cans Booth's Sardines. Peaches . 6 bars Clean Kasy Soap 490 can Table Cherries 5 bars Lenox Soap 2 tall cans Salmon bars Naptha Soap. 250 can Pumpkin oe pure Cocoa, Ib $16.50 Men's Shoes tm tan i cy or : $9.45 "$2.95 ,. $4.95 Ladies’ odds and ends; binek} mostly buttons; $1.95 sinen 2% to 4%. $14 Men's Mahog- any calf blucher Men's heh yk Shoes, 6 to 16 | $15.00 to $16.50 Ladies’ Kid $4, ‘95 | « $7.95 39. 45... $8 $8. 5 ee one oF two-strap 2.45 $10.00 Men's tan calf blucher at.. . YO@ CAN WIN VOTHS IN THE BIG PRIZE CONTEST BY TRADING AT THE GR@LETERIA, SAME PRICES AT 30 STORES SCATTLE OPTICAL Co 715 Second Ave 3 packages Creamettes -25¢ 3 pkgs. Washington Macaroni or Spaghetti .. -25¢ 36¢ bottle Rogers’ Vanilla or Lemon Pxtract . 26. 16e can Baking Powder. 26e fine Ginger Snaps...... 4 Del Monte Tomato Sauce..25¢ 4 100 rolls Totlet Paper....25¢ / Deviled Meat by-product, * 4 boxes Searchlight Match: 360 can Red Salmon. | 20c phe. Campbell's Soups . Cocoanut. 2 25¢ cans Solid Pack ‘To toes ‘460 can Libby's Corned Treet, 2 2%e large cans of Minced Clams . BBE 3 bare Greme Oil Soap......25¢ 5 80 pkgs, Naptha Powder. .25¢ 2he enn LAbby's Apple Butter, 18¢ Jello, pig. ++ 20 Pork and Ve $8.45 wna $9.45 UNITED ECONOMY STORES, No. ENTRANCES: FIRST A ECONOMY $2.95 ,, $4.95 ‘NEXT TO on Hl DRUG Co, IKE STREET SIDE 2 $8.50, tine $4.95 M. SIRGEL, Mgr. Formerty of Shoeteria No, 3