The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 18

~ THE SEATTLE ok sala SDAY, TUE 9, 1000 a? You Must F ollow Christine WOMEN TO BRING!Religion Makes | MEXICAN PEACE) Arch-Swindler New President’s Wife Sees| @ Good Citizen Hope in Suffrage na July 8 —~"Rebel | . inventor of the CK CARBERKY who did innocent of over $600,000, walked ANTONIO, Texas, July 9 | out of a courtroom here the other day win the right tol CTIM |Bohemi OF WRECK Only the Few Know Where to Find | It IDENTIFIED ae) Had Just! |§ _ : ‘ i Hot Days ‘Irying - On Elderly Folks Sluggish, languid, constipated feeling is quickly removed by Dr.Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin "THpSE who are past the prime of life know the discomforts of hot weather. Exercise is tir- ing, and constant sitting around soon brings constipation. It is ally dangerous for elderly pe oa ¢ to allow constipation to continue for it creates poisons in the system that may bring on a serious iiness. ‘ If you pase a single day without full and free elimination, do as 80 many F of elderly folks do and at ateaspoontul of Dr.Caldwell’s in, and you will find prompt witon's record of over 40 years only by doing this that you of erimo included the swindling of | an be sure of feeling wall. You must Judges, senators, ministers and hun not trust constipation to correct itnel dreds of the gold Dr. CaldwAl's Syrup Pepsin is par brick ne” We ticularly suited to elderiy people as itis | tas 60 jails, & combination of simple laxative herbs timea, 4 ‘with pepsin that acts ind with- gold brick swindle, vietims out will women ir hin head erect and # The freeir us the “alle parting words of! ca Ser 1 who bas Just left|/ute to 26 5 An and straight the United States to join ber hus) living. His regeneration was sworn band, President Adolfo de Ia Huerta,|to by over a score of friends, when and take up her duties ph lady of Mexico.” Senora Huerta chatted for pernon| times an afta confidence she had formerly ahe protest t 1 she was, betrayed |~rnere known ler in Ameri se are w It was a trib Glenn Hostetter Taken His Wife to Sait Lake City Tentification of the fourth in the Gres k near Halford ‘last | the death toll of ly was identified an o wa rime of hin about In his 82nd year < {es its effect, and it does not weaken. North, of Antwerp, N. ¥., like Caldwell bimself is in bis #2nd year, and he has used only Syrup Pepsin for ¢ last ten years. He is well and hearty, ver has constipation, an aebe or pain. No person of advancing years should be without Dr. rell’s Syrup Pepsin these summer dars. Any druggist will well it to you. It is economi Millions of pedple of all sw suffer from occasional or ee out griping. Unlike #0 many medicines, ‘« m” thro the itean be used exclusively without los- nforts of a girl whom he married, chronic constipation. Let them send name and address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, Fi Washington Street, Monticello, and for seven yours he preached on FREE IIL, for a free sample bottle of his wonderful Syrup Pepsin. the world the strvet alone for his crimes. 8 million bottles were bought atdrug stores last year, the largest sale i the disaster. 84 Glenn W “The remat: Identification was made by a go! engraved with the initial “G C. M. Roberts, 2233 Western ave er had Lake wdly mutilated 1d y me very, very busy. The ¢ me much time to be ‘ker ve women should be te, and T am peace in Mexico when a wuffrag “But 1 Ure) Later hen tured candy, and mocrat Delegates has made over $30,000 In horicet’ buad Pass Thra Seattle) there will be treat with all friend who has no enemy who has no happiness without joy, and a sorrow without pain—it's a place,” she said, “where you can be turning to the wall and no one minding what the writing may be on it.” AND DOWNSTAIRS THE CROWDS PASS BY And downstairs, beneath Ch tine’s, the “Provincetown Players’ doors open—it's a demands, an teeth—a- great |“ ve that than I belle fitted to rule been hard trying to live " mys the aged ex-convict, t 80 years olf. “F e I could opie | but 1 made! REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to tntreduce our new (whalebone) plate which ts the Nghtest | and strongest plate Knows, cuvers very little tof the roof of the mouth; ‘ou can bite corn off the cob; 16 years. EXAMINATION FREB Whalebone set of $a---seve-o 9 n rule the home and tha is one government—one {natitutton| ¢ that has survived all, time Women do rule there, too though men sometimes think othe wise. NO MORE TROUBLE And that he enjoys the fullest con © of hin neighbors is shown by t that for years he has acted | cretary and treasurer for the Western branch of the International | \AFTER THAT * Bible inetitute and monthly pays out | rang up the curtain on Aria de| “Some day Mexican women wit!{@nd recetven thousands of dollars, taoe * be bn Me on Susan|@pply that same power of th eate Poieslog? "4nd sa Ceorss to the nation. Then we will have] ] disease called rites fo at pe | Cram Cooke and Wilbur -Daniel|no more reyolytiong—no — more) "Ht Fife in Great Britai Steclo—and upstairs Christine turn-| trouble.” ed the fow! twice upon the epit and| She emfled, “But why s |told a wtory of one lovely summer| talk #0, I know nothing of p ers swoop down u Sheridan| “And, asking her what she thinks! night when she was younger to a| Adi Square nightly for that the meaning of Bohemia really is.) very young girl who did not know| Ser Christine smiles her broad smile and) wrether she wanted to paint or tojof the assassinated President Car-| aaye draw or just to be goved and taken | ranca 1 a refugee in “It's a place where you go when care of. tonlo, b ed to be at the r you eel youth coming on you ia old) And down In the street hundreds fon when Senora Huerta age, and & place you leave when you ir eyes met an they passed, feel age coming on you in youth the ft remain jout the day in } Tug-of-War Fatal. — to Two Britishers| A remarkable is the death y distant parts actly the ing in tug-of-war ¢ iam Bohe died at Ba’ ion of a picnic. Ch 5 at Northwood. Each was Years i ry-;O"Neill dreamed of “Beyond the New York wanta| Horizon” sitting listening to her talk ing in “the heart"| of the small paat afd the great pres jreenwich Village, a hordes of ent $2 Amalgam Fitting . PAINLESS EXTRACTION AN work guaranteed for 18 years Haye impression taken fm the morning and get teeth same day. Examination and advice free. ef Our Plate and Bridge Work We Stand esent patronage ‘ecommended bY 5 on ving good \sfaction. = ents who have tested our work, ‘hen coming to our office, be sure | you are ia the right place. Bring this ad with you. cay Open Senéaye From © @ 12 for Working People columbia Colo, the new American | Adv Fai a Tt la Pa a Julia Carranza, daughter} anny, queer painted tea-rooms and end the night Jeven by going to Romany Marie's, and yet they feel, as they review the indy Assiotanta | |Jaunt, that they didn’t find the place from the Bronx and from the horse |! } lthere was no recognition; neit ton and Pine, *"Sauin au) ‘French Stril Siitiare Will Go to Russia PARIS, July 9A telegram from ux states that 640 of the rail en who were ¢ ed tly from the Midi railways in con- jon with the strike, have asked Passports for Russia, w t lets are in need of specialists for railways. Y outh, 16, Tries | to | Commit Suicide LONDON, Eng., July 9.—Charles , aged 16, was charged with! ipting to commit suicide. It was they sought. | BUT THEY NEVE! | FIND CHRISTINE'S is because they didn't| | Christine's? | No one knows, excepting those few| e|who have lived on and about the ough to have followed a 4 woman up Fourth| st. and Into @ little door on Mao dougal st. This tall, red-haired woman is Christine—she hails from Norway, | or perhaps some place colder and! ha to forget—and here Christine| ves, cooks, loves and passes away) ber days. and cattle fairs of thé Went wander jed by, staring at numbers on houses | woman that might mean something, and] Jooking for a light or a ign perhaps or @ girl's laugh that would Jead them |to Bohemia, and never one of them/| |turned tn at ther ight door, because & very few, who rea you go there when you don't need It, and you leave it when you do. It's home without the chains; it's a re who the other war Ex-Servant Wins Money From King LONDON, July 9.—James Egerton used to be King George's man ser Carnation [Ree ath i | oat ar Sone ee r, and ft te natg) “cleaned up” He also ob- tained all the royal pons, taking $5,000 from the king. knew stay ‘ $350 from Prince Albert, and other large sums | from, many notables. Cure Broken Neck of War Veteran LONDON, July 9.—Lieut. R. w.| Leonard, secretary of the Tonbridge | Swimming club, had his second ver |tebra fractured at Gallipoll when In| sweet onger Railroad Station there Danced tn leading places ot New York City 5 Teachers Assn. OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS 207 UNIVERSITY oT. 7” Opposite Fraser-\’atecsom On Westlake Public Market Ree DELIVERY FLOUR 49th, sack Gold Bond ....93.35 491b. sack Westlake Special . TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA SUGAR DELIVERY : SOAP 6 bars Bob White... .s---0..-36¢ 6 bars Sunny Monday.......36¢ that as he had become téo old! 1 wasn't because Christine wanted] employment as a haulage hand| money that she started in the bush! a colliery he was dismissed. This|ness—ahe started in the bust-|{ him to become depressed, and/ ness because she had friends who }eut his throat with a razor. | geeded feeding, the downcast, the a joutcast, the socialy undone, exp Funeral bum, the poet, the painter, In Sign Language} young girt from home—all these }Christine knew, and she knew what ERSHOT, Ets. July 9.-An|!t ¥8% to suffer and to hunger, funeral was held here the FAMOUS ARTISTS day. Mrs. Lee, the deat and| HANG UP PAINTINGS Wife of a’deaf and dumb hus.| Then Christine's began. Little ta- wad buried by the Rev. A. | dies, painted red, blue, yellow, dotted who conducted the avis ithe room—Glen Coleman and John fe deaf and dumb language in| Sloan, famous artists, hung their “presence of other dun paintings on the wall. Charles De- muth brought his famous {llustra- { Henry James’ “Turn of the first to Christine; Gene Is Camouflaged| SINING, N. Y, July 9.—The ir 4 tation here has been 83.35 . 6 bars Crystal White....-.--42¢ Centennial Best $3.40 SUGAR STALL Lower Section TOKIO Stall 130 Phone Main 5952 FREE DELIVERY 1 sack No. 50 Fisher’ Blend Flour. . "$3.50 1 Db Hills Red Can Coffee. 2 Ibs. Cane Sugar... 2 Ibs. best Japan Rice. Large package Swift ing Powder . 1 Ib. Lipton's Tea. . the army. He is 25. Physicians have] pronounced him “cured.” He is abl to swim, but can not move his head | © " ; | sideways. Beyond the fact that he| ™Moufaged to resemble a setting) wuffers from constant noises reaem.| UM. in response to co SUGAR STALL—Lower Section bling the drone of machinery in his) Kineers that they overran the depot | head, he said that his broken neck | because they couldn't see f | bothers him very u | after on a murky day the engineer's W STLAKE GROCERY STORE € Phone Main 1434 The Basement Store Bride, 70, Tekes | Washington (10¢can limit)... Fourth Husband|Fined $75 for MILK: a 2 } Carnation, Co-operative .... LONDON, July 9—Mary Brogan,| Operation on Horse MAZOLA { ig Roasts 10 years olf, took her fourth ventur. BRYN MAWR, South Wales, July Crescent Cream Coffee SUGAR STALL Lower Section 49-1b. nc eye will be smitten with a mass ot yellow trimmed with red. OIL % = trimony when she lo he arun I mare Hunte bionan be Baa biog Bi 4 bars Palmolive rfl Pl Durham. She ‘said ane } cans Sardines, tomate sauce. .... ars and a cans Corn or Peas, extra quality. cans Sardines in Oil... 25¢ can Van Camp's Pork and Beans.. 1 pkg. Lax and Rinse Grunules - 3c bottle of Queen Olives 2 large cans of Tomatoes 6 rolls pf Toilet Paper 3 Ibs. of bulk Coffee... EXTRA SPECIAL Best New Potatoes, 5 Ibs. ..50¢ $1.00 -$4.25 ..25¢ Columbia Colo i better—Adv._. li Big Specials|@ for Saturday FRYE’S MARKETS Choice Sugar Cured Bacon Backs, 10 to 15-lb. average, half or MEOIG. TGP 1D. so-so scot bo oto. AS Choice Sugar Cured Bacon Strips, 10 to 15-lb. average, half or whole, per Ib ..32¢ Choice Sugar Cured Carnation Ba- con, per Ib... Wild Rose Pure Lard, bulk, lb.... Choice Pork Roast, lb............ Choice Steer Pot Roast, lb........ Choice Steer Rolled Roast, Ib... Choice Steer Boiling Beef, lb. Choice Mutton Roast, Ib Choice Mutton Stew, lb.. Pork Liver, Ib........ Hamburver, 2 Ibs.... cans best Corn. Se package Olympic Pancake Flour . ..- 1 pint Mazola Oi ZOBLE GROCERY CO. FIRST “aver Entrances First and Second Avenues—SATURDAY American o_ Stores Co.i] : HELP YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, C1 CENTKAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL P' SEATTLE GROCERY—109 OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE MARKET Borden's Milk, can, 12¢; case....$5.70) Seeded Raisins, 11-oz. pkg Libby’s Sliced Pineapple, large can..39¢ | Seedless Raisins, 15-oz. pkg. . Helmet Brand Apricots, large can...43¢| Sea Shore Minced Clams, tall ¢ cans. Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes, large Cove Oysters, small can can Booth’s Sardines, large can. Best Standard Tomatoes, 2 cans....25¢| “North Pole” Brand Sardines in tomato Shredded Pe Baked ean pkg ; sauce, large ‘can an Camp's Baked Beans, No. 1 can, Dried Peaches, extra choice, lb. 12%¢¢; No. 2, 17¢; large.......29¢) Dried Sears extra cholbe: ss Campbell's Soups (except tomato), 2 | Italian Prunes, 3 cans for | Jiffy Jell, 2 pa Soft Shell Walnuts, med. wrade, Ib.. Auto Club c offee, Almonds, fancy, Ib. Emo Coffee, Ib. . Crisco, Ib-can, B4¢: 1 Bc Golden Wést Coffe Ib. can, 97¢; 6b, $1.92; 9- te s2is7 Me i ri Royal Baking Powder, 12-ounce can, ‘$1. 57: rs seid S8¢; 2%4-pound can .... ‘alt's Blue Ribbon. Royal Crystal Shaker Salt.... ound “Blue Seal” Matches, 6 boxe i Instant Honey, pint jar Instant Postum, WASHINGTON VEGETABLE ( COMPANY Head Lettuce, each 5S¢ and 10¢, Sunkist Lemons, 4 for Dried ni a 6 lbs 25¢ | Ripe Plums, dozen New Potatoes, 3 lbs 35¢ | Seedless Grapefruit, 4 for... Oranges, 5 for ... Bargain Figs (31-02. pkg.). Peaches, basket .B5¢ | Home-grown Strawberri All kinds Vegetables and Fruits in season at very low pric Stall “F”—Central Market | At the C ANDY STALL Get your Scoteh Highland Bread at the | Bakery Stall Next to Help Yourself Grocery PIKE 4 AND UNION STS. Stall 105 = “Why Pay More?” sPECIALS—Market Closes 6 P.M. Sw ore £ ipo of Cane Sugar... ard, pee 8 Sine *, ful Phone Elliott 4314 | : boxes ce. 4 cane ~ berger Crescent Sere Cortes Crescent iw Coffee saree 1. PUBLIC MARKET? ) MARKET . Leaf Lard Plenty of Lunch Meats, Fresh Dressed Hens and Spring Chickens. Shoulder of Young Mutton, Ib....1414¢; Veal Steak, Ib. Shoulder of Veal, 1416¢ | Lamb Chops, Ib.. Pot Roasts, Ib -1216¢¢ | Liberty and Sausage, Ib.. ARCADE MARKET FUSS MARKET Stalls 8 and 9 Stalls 8 and 9 | Stalls 10 and 11 Stalls 10 and 1} 2 Stall 122 Stall 122 M. BROWN New Potatoes, Ib, 10¢ $1.00; 100 Ibs New Dry Onions, 3 Ibs. 10¢; 10 Ibs. for 25¢ Always Fruits and Vegetables in Their Season re: Ib. 1.45 52¢ .. $1.05 54¢; 8 pounds, $2. 59¢; 49¢; 8 lbs..$ 11 “bs. $8.00 Phone Eltiott 170 “Where You Buy for Less” 49-POUND SACK LIFE BUOY FLOUR.... CRISCO 99¢, $1.99, MAZOLA OIL. ... .B5¢, 70¢, iy 2 dozen Can Rubbers 15¢ Yb. fancy Dried Peaches or Pears - B0¢ bars Royal White Soap .. 35¢ 2 large cans Sardines.......85@ pkg. 2-C Corn Flakes. ....10¢ can Heing's Ripe Olives...16¢ 3 2.55 1.1b, can Orange Marmal: 3 cans Pork and Beans 5 bars NoRub Naptha The Broom, special., Large for 3 Ibs. Calif, 4, pound, 19¢ | Stall 158 EVENTUALLY Hudson’s Butter Store FIND OUT NOW See NOWAK The Egg Man STALL 136 Butter, Eggs & Cheese at Reasonable Prices Stalls 4 and 5 Stalls 4 and 5 UNION ANNEX None But the Best FRESH and SALT MEATS Fresh Ground Bone for Chickens You Save on EVERY Item at the Groceteria. Here Are a Few Examples of Our Regular Values: Quaker Corn Puffs. 121g¢ Kellogg’s Krumbles 1249¢ Instant Postum, large 37¢ Carnation, Borden’s or Federal Milk, tall cans, FRYE’S MARKETS Olympic Market, First Ave., south of Pike St. American Market, Third Ave. and James St. Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Ave. Ballard Meat Co., 5445 Ballard Ave. Central Meat Market, First Ave. between Pike and Union Bay City Market, 1420 First we Seattle Market, Occidental and Yesler Way Stall 132 Stall 132 CASH POULTRY CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone Main 5558 Jiffy Jell » Lenox Soap, bar. Cereal Bread ++. 17¢ Russian Rye ies vee ae | Sweet Rye .. sea 76 ¢) Special large White Loaves, loaf. . et Small White, per loaf 12¢ | | Good Mixed, pound Boston Mints, 4 pound... Fancy Mixed, 14 pound Riesiner’s Milk Chocolates