The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 18

SATURDAY SPECIALS FRYE’S MARKETS Choice Sugar Cured Bacon Backs, 10-15-lb. average, half or whole, ME. ahack ads s oewsisa o.¢u c's Re “Choice Sugar Cured Bacon Strips, | 10-15-lb. average, half or whole, BNE, fy cine was sn coe s ob ever. ORO “Choice enki Cured Carnation MRED, oe hc cic veces sete ee | Wild Rose Pure Lard, bulk, Ib. . ’ Choice Pork Roast, Ib hoice Steer Pot Roast, Ib.... Choice Steer Rolled Roast, Ib. ... Whoice Steer Boiling Beef, lb. . Choice Mutton Roast, Ib...... Choice Mutton Stew, Ib...... eerie Liver, Ib. .........000. Pork Backbone, 5 Ibs. . ... FRYE'’S MARKETS | Olympic Market, First Ave., south of Pike St. ' American Market, Third Ave. and James St. festern Meat Co., 1102 Western Ave. Ballard Meat Co., 5445 Ballard Ave. Central Meat Market, First Ave. between Pike and a Union Bay City Market, 1420 First im Seattle Market, Occidental and Yesler Way We're “Loony” | When in Slumber , July 2.—Wilam arch- on dreams a the Royal told foiks that evan the} Spiritism “Hot LONDON, July 2.—"Spiritiem | Satanic cocaine,” when he slept. “The fact | Lodge and Boyle,” he says, and, fur- @ight hours in each 24 man/ ther, “Satan is oneetxth spiritiam, lunatic shows that he | telepathy twoixthe and the remain perfect work of nature,” de- | der sleightot hand” Archer, discussing sleep ——— The United States has approxi have been recorded in the| crops or available for crop produc years. ‘tion. ag" Stuff,” He Says ts declares Father Bernard Vaughn here; “I'd rather be ardent lover could forget his/in jaij than carrying on the work of|, h fetal of 7,504 strikes in this| mately 850,000,000 acres of land in State Officials Think They Know (What It Says SACRAMENTO, July 2—State of | Metals incline to the belief that the following letter, just recelved from |a Jap resident, is an application for jarticles of incorporation | “My Lord Duk of Offices, Capital Building, U. 8. A.—-To do apply han |allowed under report, it gives me |areat joy and well done, to have veracious rank of general assembly | upen the highest wages of h | ters of the Iabor bureau unt time. “Unto prosecutor of applicants for | Mighnes wages unto leaving behind, at any rate we was as can do to see no accident of matter unto this docu ment (© occur to leave behind a guy who ts in awfal want because of re peated proclamations. “Your lordship's and humble servant, “K D. D.’s to Smoke ASBURY PARK, N. J. July Ministers have declined to give up| | the une of tobacco, This is the result |of a vote taken at the closing ses | stons of the general synod of the Re formed church of America. A resolu | tion that ministers abandon the use of tobacco in order that they might give more Uberally to churches was defeated, 61 to most obedient Y. OHIMA.* |Separated “When a Baby—Seeks Mother | TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Juty 2 Police have received a letter from | H. A. Grove of Port Miehmond, N. Y., who says he was separated from his mother when a baby, and now wants her. Thinks she te living in He’s Some Tank PORTSMOUTH, Engtand, July 2.— Giving evidence in defense of bis son charged with drunkenness, a man maid he could not have been drunk because had not -had so much to drink as he had. He was aaked how much he drank, and replied 20 pints, and he could drink 60 pints a day easy Rolls Her Own LONDON, July 2.—Summoned tor assaulting his wife, man com. plained that his wife waa always amoking, mying she had a cigaret in | her mouth from the timte she got up until she went to bed. The magis trate told him he was afraid people |who would not Iet women smoke | were considered, rather old'fashioned | nowadays. Nickel Per Rat Is Price Offered SAN FRANCISCO, July 2—Page the Pied Piper. San Francisco has offered to pay & cents for every rat delivered, dead or alive, at the United States public service bureau. Bu- bonic plague ts feared. Lays “Jazz Egg VALLEY CENTER, Kan. July 2 —M. C. Parker, a farmer, exhibited a freak cag here the other day. The ene wan shaped somewhat like a sax ophone, something like a crook-neck aquash and still resembled a gourd. After many epinions were voiced it Was finally decided that the egg was either a “bolshivik” or « “jam one. re 47 =. 2A bys | | } BELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, Uneeda Biscuits, 9¢; 3 for. tins for Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, 15-ounce package for Green Ribbon Seeded Raisins, 11-ounce package for 19¢ Jiffy Jell, 2 packages .25¢ Kelloge’s Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs -25¢ Cream of Wheat, pkg .25¢ Libby’s Extra Sliced: Pineapple, large can, 39¢; 3 for $1.15 | Hunt’s Staple Peaches, No. 1 can...27¢ Libby’s Deviled Meat, small can, 5¢; large can 10¢ Libby’s Corned Beef, No. 1 can.. ‘BT Sea Shore Minced Clams, tall cans. aoe | | q Baskets, targe size, each.... Fi Lunch Wax Paper, 2 rolls.. Drinket, smal pounds for Emo Coffee, NOW DRItT Large Head Lettuce, 2 for New Potatoes, 2 lbs Home-grown Peas, 3 lbs Grape Fruit Yourself Grocery—at reduced prices. FIRSTAVE. BETWEEN PURE AND UVION STS. ces First and Second Avenues—SATURDAY SPECLALS—Market Closes 6 P.M. American Grocery Stores Co. CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR. CENT CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKS? SEATTLE GROCERY—109 OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE MARKET Royal Baking Powder, 12-02. can, 39¢; Borden’s Milk, can, 12¢; case... .$5.65 Campbell’s Soups, except tomato, 21%-pound can 2 cans .... eoee es BOG Horlick’s Malted Milk, $1.00 size Ripe Olives, Glenwood brand, No. 1 Booth’s Sardines, large cans........ 20¢ | p: ; North Pole Brand Sardines, in tomato ssi, oe ged sauce, large cans. . 15¢ ") , é sae Mazola—pint, 35¢; quart, 67¢; half- | Wool Soap, large bar . gallon, $1.29; gallon ........ $2.49 PRA ra De Sweetheart Soap, 4 for Hill's Red Can Coffe Auto Club Coffee, lb. 49; “Our Special” Coffee, lb. 43¢; 21 (You do not pay for tin). Sow | Ib. 2 Ibs. ..........67¢ 4 lbs. «. 8 Ibs. ........$2.53 WASHINGTON VEGETABLE COMPANY Sunkist Lemons, 4 for Yellow Newton Apples, 6 for Home-grown a. up on = BARGAIN Home-grown Strawberries. Figs, 314-ounce package ..... res, Sweet Oranges, dozen ............ 20¢ | Walnuts, pound ....... .25¢ Get your Fourth of July Candy at the Stall next to Help ; TAL DUBLICMARKET 1 tin 3 Ibs. $1.45 Sl¢ 3. 85¢ Fl Roasted Ib. fresh daily. ‘vine 10¢ 25¢ 25¢ secene'y (seedless), 6 for [Speed Demon Raised Here PENS A NOTE Joe Thomas Sold Star ~ = Qisen “Anne Hil | proper strength THE SEATTLE STAR Asbitious for Home Folks Young Joe Thomas TACOMA, July 2.—Thirteen years ago a husky young chap bought a horse and declared he would pay for it by delivering Se | attle Stars thru the Fremont dis | trict. Houses weren't so close to gether in those days This young. ster wanted a big job, and he fot it. The oldtimers who used to walt for) young Joe Thomas—that was Rie TO BUILD UP THE NERVES AND MAKE | RICH, RED BLOOD UICKLY, TAKE EAMATONE (JOY: | » NER) ‘The Great Nux and Iron Blood Maker, Nerve Tonic, and the Best Medicine to Take After INFLL- ENZA, or any Fever of Wasting Disease A TONIC AND BLOOD- MAKER FOR CHIL- DREN AND ADULTS Nux and Iron, tn a form easily as simiiated, is the greatest tonle and Ted-blood maker We ha’ Added to this are other ingredients to promote the appetite and prevent the tron from constipating or coating the bowels. This medicine will not cause Nausea like #0 many forms of iron, nor will It affect the teeth. Heamatone is «a safe and effective tonic for the blood and nerves. It contains absolutely no injurious drugs, but lo a preparation of Nux and Iren in combination with other harmless ingredients which makes it & wonderful medicine for enriching the ‘blood, thereby building up the nerves. As the condition of the nerves de | pends upon the blood, Heamatone should also be used in canes ot | ANAEMIA, NERVOUS DERILITY, | St SNESS, NEURALGIA, 8 SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUS PROSTRATION and other form of Nervous origin. Where the nerves are broken down | | by overwork, worry, disease and in- | discretion of living, and where the blood ts weakening by diseane, and| the after-effect of any fiinena such as Grippe, Typhoid Fever, Malaria or other troubles, leaving the blood in a weakened condition, Heamatone will be found a valuable remedy for re. | next Monday when 12 world-famous -| teammate to Gaston Chevrolet, win | JOS FAME GROWS storing strength and vitality. It maken red blood quickly, is easily assimilated and will not upmet the Most delicate stomach, It can be taken with plain water or milk. ANAEMIA ts caused by a defi clency of the red corpuseles, and te characterized by a pallid complexion, pale lipa, dull eyes, loss of appetite and ambition, and a general feeling of hopelessness and deapatr. | FOR GROWING CHILDREN, es | pecially girls who have not the and have a sallow, | green tint to their akin, Heamatone | is the best medicine. If your cAildren appear weak and bloodless, and do appear fully grown for their | %, alwayw give them Heamatone, the greatest tonic and blood-builder, and it will be found of great value in overcoming the condition resulting in stunted growth and lack of phys. ical development | AFTER GRIPPE, which generally | leavex the patient in a weak, ner yous condition, Heamatone will be} found to work like a charm, It makes red blood quickly and builds up the rundown system, and acts as & general reconstructive tonic. After taking Heamatone for a short time you will notice the return. ing strength, your eyes will become clear and bright, your step springy, DUP Appetite good, and you will have y ambition—you will no longer worn-out, run-down and weak, Heamatone is a scientific com. pound which imparts nourishment and new life to the exhat | vous system, invigorates and tones up run-down constitutions, and has no equal in hastening the recovery from weakening diseases, Heamatone clears the complexion of Pimples, Blackheads and other blemishes and makes a clear, healthy complexion. Made by the Joyner Drug Co., Spokane, and sold by good druggists everywhere, or sent postpaid upon re ceipt of price. $1,00 and $2.00 Bottles JOYNER DRUG CO. Spokane. Wash * TIMES 49 1b. mack Gold Bond 83.36 40:1b, anck Wevtlake Special .. $3.35 491d, mack Centennial Bost $3.40 SUGAR STALI~Lower Section Phone Main 1434 MILK 491b. wack Olympic Flour. 6 rolls Launch Wax Paper, b0c bottle Green Olives. 60 3 cans of Corn or Peas.. he can American Bardines tn Oi) Mo jar Chipped Bet... 5 1 can Ked Crown Veal Loaf, Ibe can of Peaches 2 large cans of Tomators..... 26c can of Ripe Olives Extra Special for the Fourth First Clase New Potatoes, 4 Ibe, 45¢; & Ibe, Be; 50 Ye. Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Ripe Peaches, Raspberries, Straw: berries and Fresh Vegetabies CINNAMON & ROOT Stalls 116117 and 131 Facing Three Girls Bakery You Save Money by name—to bring their evening Star) probably wouldn't «recognize him | now. But they can get a fleeting, glimpne of Joe if they happen to join the multitude at Tacoma speedway Bacon . Legs Young Mutton, Ib... Shoulder Young Mutton, Fresh Dressed Hens, Ib Pot Roasts, lb.... ARCADE MA Stalls § and 9 saucer track sportemen wilt race 226 | miles for $22,500 in prizes | Joe doesn't own a horse these days. | Rut he's a crack driver in the “ste bie" of Louis Chevrolet. Thomas is a ner of the Indianapolis race this | year, They both drive the powerful | | Uttie Monroe cars, designed by Louis | Chevrolet | MADE HIS FIRST MONEY SELLING STARS Out at 1601 13th ave, Joe's parents, | Mr. and Mra. C. H. Thomas, will be| waiting for him on the day after the race. And if luck breaks with | thelr boy he'll sit down to an old home dinner, with $10,000 tucked) away In his hip pocket. That's the! pUrRe waiting the winner “You, sir,” mused Joe today, as he and bis mechanic fussed over the mechaninmn of their aluminum and steel power plant with the care of watchmakers, “I made my first dough delivering Stare—made $10 « week, and it went a long ways then. “I grew up in Seattle—was born Gown in the Grays Harbor country.” Joe Thomas had the racing bug years ago. He drove a car tn the xpeed contests at the Meadows tn 1909. In 1914 he had a chance to ride with Eddie Pullen, veteran racer, as mechanic. “Eddie had seen me try to race in the Intercity races at ” ways Joe. “I changed tires nine timen| that day, and rolled in second 80 Eddie decided to take me with bim.” Good Cottes, 2 Iba Beat U. C Jap Tea, ib Ceylon and India Tea, ib. 3Se Raking Come and Get Our Prices on Other Goods You Save Kellogs’s Krumbies . Washington Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles, DRE... +++ she Seediess Raisins, Son pks..17¢ M. J. B, Coffee, 64b. can ‘Tree Tea, % Ib. Ivory Soap, large Del Monte Catsup, pint. QUITE RAPIDLY From then on the fans who have watched motor cer speed contest: heard often of Joe Thomas. He won | fame as a Mercer pilot, and was in the car that beat the world road race record at Carona later in 1914, For three years be was sent thru out the country with the Mercer teams, and captained them in 1917 Then he switched to a Frontenac. which, by the way, is identical in every detaf! with the Monroe. At Indianapolis this year Joe drove & race that won the admiration of | speedway followers who learned aft- erward what he had gone thru, Badong TO MAKE GOOD ‘OK HOME FOLKS peers egrets good With burning oll torturing hia feet | 494 maxing oo? Joe kept up the awful ordeal .and | folks.” finiahed eighth, showing his dust to] And if you could have seen the 20 other famous pilots, His buddy. | sort of anxious frown that shadowed and teammate, Gaston Chevrolet, his face you would have realised that copped the win. oe "want to win this race,” confided | be was voicing the one thought that Joe. “It's lke coming back home} on his mind these days. And everything else is priced on the same money-saving plan at 30 stores. bome EMERSON The Utmost in Phonographs Plays All Records Plays Them Better Plays Them Clearer Plays Them Sweeter COSTS LESS LOOKS BETTER SOLD ON TERMS One of the Art Models Five Splendid Designs Hear the Emerson, Compare It to Any Other Phonograph BARKS-PARKER MUSIC CO. 1611 4th. Just North of Pine. WESTLAKE GROCERY STORE Washington (0-can timit) Carnation, Borden's, C: 2 20¢ cans Del Monte Pork and Beans soe bottle Libby's Mayonnaise Dreasing 2 cans Bardines, Tomato or Mustard | Van Camp's Boups, ansorted, can... Leaf Lard a gene pee aerate’ FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1929. DEL WERT SQUARE-—-SIXTH AND VIRGINIA Purchase Your CUT FLOWERS SOAP at ©, MeKEAN'S CIGAR AND | ¢ bars Bob White 6 bars Sunny Monday 36¢ CANDY STALL. Furnished in Any Quantities 6 bare Crystal White 42¢ SUGAR STALL Lower Section TOKIO Stall 130 Phone Main 5952 FREE DELIVERY 2 tbs, Sugar 49¢ 49-1b. wack Fisher's Flour $3.50 49-1b. sack Olympic Flour.83.45 1 Ib, Hills Red Can Coffee... 63¢ Ibs. M, J. B. Coffee... 2.45 Tb. Lipton's Tea . 164 bars Crystal White Soap..20¢@ packages Lighthouse Cleanser for ++ 20@ 2 Ibe. best Jap Rice.. 25¢ 3 Ibs. white Navy Beans. 2 large cans Tomatoes 4 pkegn, Searchlight Matches. 25¢ be package of Citrus washing powder +--BT@ MAZOLA net om | OBIE GROCERY CO. Stall 105 “Why Pay More?” 2 lbs. of Cane Sugar be can of Wyman Sardines Libby's Apple Butter, can. 0c can of Ripe Olives. 1Se can of Ripe Olives Paper Plates, per dozen. Dill Pickles, per dozen. 20¢ package Snowflake Sodas Ginger Bnaps, per Ib.. 2c can of Tuna Fish. 4 packages Searchlight Matches 2 Ibs. Rolled Oats...........-.+ Trading at This Market. C, . B6¢ The Basement Store .. ale op, can 12¢ - 03.45 25¢ & 26 ; 3 Quarts %-galion $1.19 1 gallon .$2.24 99 Coffer Th. 4 Cresce' nt Baking P: Look -- 25¢ | Veal Chops, 2 Ibs. 14%4¢ | Breast of Veal, Ib. 35¢ | Shoulder Veal, Ib. . FUSS MARKET Stalls 10 and 11 Stalls 10 afd 11 RKET. Stalle 8 and 9 OSTBERG’S CASH GROCERY Phone Elliott 170 “Where You Buy for Less” Stall 192 49-pound sack Life Bucy Flour ... (pound sack Pateat Extra Flour. . B5¢ ; 0c pke. Currants. 5O¢ | Fancy Dried Peact per pound | EB. C. Corn Flakes, p Samonet, for Lunches. 2 large cans Sardines. 1h Broom for 3 bars Fe 1b, can Putter for 1 large can Schilling’s Coffee for .. CRISCO, can . Cottage Butts, Ih.. Leg of Lamb, Ib. . FOURTH OF JULY SPECIALS THREE GIRLS Steer Pot Roasts. aver and Up Sirlojn Steaks, Ib.. sae BEG CAKES and ROLLS Stall Opposite Cinnamon & Root's Fruit Stall Abounce Jar Strawberry Preserves for Stall 132 CASH POULTRY CO. Westlake Market on Virginia St. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone Main 5558 Name Fits This LINCOLN, England, July 2.—Mrs. Attorney Okeh Mary Foley has just celebrated her} SACRAMENTO, July 2.—Archi- Plst birthday. She still reads the | bald Yell is the name of the city at- Newspapers regularly. torney here. 1 GROCETERIA She Reads Papers at Age of 101 SAME PRICES AT ;30 STORES " he hase fi vory Soap, large. Old Duteh Clean Rorden's Bagie Sweetened Milk. 25e Fels Naptha Soap, bar. M. J. B. Coffee— : Faimolive Soap, bar Three bars for ..../ 2... Lux, package Tomatoes Pp Washington ghetti or No Croamettes, Seedie: ¢ Instant Postum, large Poatum Cereal ..