The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 18

eo ei fign’t Necessary for Him to Buy It, Either, John Kramer Hints BY GEORGE B. WATERS WASHINGTON, Sept. 244. — Pro are advocating that Sam perchase the millions of of whisky in warehouses, te keep it out of bootlegging chan in Kramer, prohibition en- Why should Uncte Sam buy thir (y, when he can get it free? visible supply of whisky, and deal of the Invisible supply, ly falling into the hands of government ome asks Kramer if he fa buying up the whisky, he out of one corner of his and refuses to express an ” don't know just how much 1y we already Mave, and it ‘Teautre a great deal of time ge the legal division to compile @mount,” declared Commissioner r today. “But if we should to have a bic party and in- all the inhabitants of the States, we could serve ail Who formerly drank.” have good warehouses tn of the districts, and where @on't own them or have safe buildings, we rent ware- " said Kramer. What is to be done with this < called attention that Sec- 2? provided that it could be but it may be delivered department or agency of the States government for medi. mechanical or scientific uses, “HM may be ordered sold at pri- yenle for such purposes to any having a permit to purchase ." and the proceeds go into United States treasury. moonshine whisky and home will be destroyed.” said Kra- “Moonshine has no commer. value in respectable circles. ‘the bonded whisky ts being «i- to useful and legitimate - te no provision tn the to return to the owners any Sky that ix lawfull} scized.” Kramer. “In most cases the! try to prove they don’t own and those who are caught red-; us have no further use for) rin the places they are con- | upon the matter. It will) up to the secretary of the treas- to make the recommendation | Congress, and congress must de- what action will be taken. MARRIED IN SHOW WINDOW OF STORE, SHE ASKS DIVORCE MACON, Ga, Sept. 24.—Mar ried leas than six months ago be fore a crowd of more than 5,000 spectators, and supplied with wedding gifts enough to furnish an apartment, Mrs. Florrie Jones Henry, of this city, is now suing for divorce, Mr, and Mra Henry were mar ried diring “Style Show Week,” here in March last, In @ window of the city's largest department store, The wedding presents in- cluded the bride's troaseau com- plete, a bedroom suite, a complete set of furnishings for the kitch en, and groceries enough to last the couple for a month, The do nations were made by local firms. In her suit for divorce, Mra. Henry says her husband spends too much of his time away from home at night. Milk So Cheap It Goes to Hogs MOORESTOWN, N. J. Sept. 24.— Dairymen in this section are selling large quantities of milk to stock raisers, who are feeding tt to the hogw The best grade of milk is} bringing 4% cents a quart, and the skim milk is selling for 2 centa. The failing off of the demand for milk in the cities is the reason assigned for this surplus. There doesn't live » man who ob- jects to having nice things sald about him. Carnation IS absolutely safe FOREVER FREE FROM ASTHMA! Hundreds of Seattle men and women have been PER- MANENTLY relieved from the tortures of asthma by & won Gertul new disgovery: LEARN HOW YOU, TOO, MAY be freed from this dread disease, Write for FRBE information to the THE SEATTLE STAR CONC eyo aS cua 8 srODEs BY GEORGE B, WATERS okiieien WASHINGTON, Sept, 24.—The largest school tn the world f# the Voters Will Vote on One | Drawn by Jitney Interests American “University in Khaki"=<the United States army, There are now 105,000 men in the army studying 107 different courses, Nearly every trade is taught, from plowing behind a mule to skilled engineering. q si | geen The beauty about the army courvés is, once & man starts on a course Seattle voters, on November 2/1 ne must complete it. There is no such thing as “flunk out” He may will pass upon the ordinance for flunk, but he is not out. jitney regulation prepared by the|] nofore the war men were anked to enlist and “seo the world.” Stacy toterests, Uncle Sam says “enlist and get an education,” ‘The courtcll alternative measure, |providing for the prohibition of jit- neys from. the main business dis trict, will not be placed on the bal Build Big House Man Says the lot. Complete in Week| Devil Made Him Kill ‘This was practically settled tate NOTTINGHAM, Engtand, Sept. %4.| pLYMOUTHL, Eng. Bept. 24.—“The ‘Thureday at a conference held be-|—-A concrete house was built here In| geen got hold of me and made me tween Mayor Caldwell and members| ® Week, at a cost of $2260. Other! 4, it 1 could not help mynelf, He of the city council, cities are negotiating with the Pat) rientened me.” ‘This was the state- Caldwell maintained that tt entees with a view of adopting the| nent made by Francis Whittaker, alternative submitted | Sh#Me a# a meana of rapid buflding.| 31 when charged with killing bis hee ‘the | NO skilled Inbor t# required in the] P\vener Only the day before he had voters will be confused and have | Section of the houses. | been in court charged with attempt- difficulty in registering their de-| tion November 2 on the fitneur’s| od suicide and waa discharged when cision on the voting machines. ‘An ordinange will be passed Mon- day providing for a special elec Now initiative bill, The mayor indicated| his mother agreed to take care of that he would immediately approve | him, He nearly severed his mother's the bill, head with @ razor, NTRAL PUBLIC MARKET | Entrances First and Second Avenues—SATURDAY SPECIALS—Market Closes 6 P.M. American G Grocery Stores Co. CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWRER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC SEATTLE GROCERY—SEATTLE MARKET, OCCIDENTAL AVE. AND YESLER WAY FEDERAL MILK, BORDEN’S MILK, tall cans. .12'/c Pure Cane Sugar, American refined; full-weight; cloth bags: 2 Ibs. .34c|5 Ibs. .84c| 10 Ibs. .$1.67|25 Ibs. .$4.09| 100 Ibs. $15.90 Hunt's Staple Brand Grated Pineapple— cans, 38¢; dozen........$4.25 No. 2 cans, 33¢; dozen........$3.75 Broken Sliced Pineapple, large can. .35¢ No, 2 can .. aoe 29¢ Kerr Mason Jar Covers (regular size), fit any Mason jar; doz. 25¢; 3 doz. .69¢ “Tdeal” Glass-top Fruit Jars— Quarts, per dozen ;. Economy and Kerr Wid¢ Mouth Fruit Jars—pints, doz. 90¢; qts., doz.. .98¢ Tall Jelly Glasses, without covers— Dozen, 48¢; 2 dozen ...4......,.95¢ 6-oz. Jelly Glasses, with covers, doz. 55¢ Del Monte Tomatoes, No. 2 cans....14¢ Olympic Flour— 2416-lb. bag, $1.69; No. 10 bag. .77¢ Snowdrift—8-Ib. can .. Armour Grape Juice—pint, 34¢; qt. 64¢ Bulk Macaroni, 5 Ibs....... S3¢ Finest Small White Beans, 5 Shinola Shoe Paste—black or brown— 8 for. cvercstieees 2 Liquid Veneer—4 oz, 19¢; 12 oz... Lenox Soap, 4 bars........ Argo Corn or Gloss Starch— 1\4-pound package, 2 for. .....«..25¢ Guittard’s Ground Chocolate— 8-pound can for ..........----$1.09 Emo Coffee, vacuum packed; lb... .43¢ Gold Shield Coffee, 3-lb. cart. ....$1.29 Our “Special” Blend Coffee, lb......30¢ Hill’s Red Can Coffee— Pound, 49¢; 21% Ibs..........$1.19 Tree Tea, lb. 49¢; 1% Ib. 25¢ Sour Pickles, quart Mason jar......55¢ Liberty Jell Powder, pkg. 10¢; 3 for 28¢ M. J. B. Table Queen Rice— 2-pound carton for ... --27¢ Karo Syrup, Red Label; 5-lb. can...59¢ Baker’s Cocoanut (in cans), a can, .17¢ WASHINGTON VEGETABLE CoO. Extra fancy Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. .25¢ Potatoes, 8 Ibs. for... ....ss.+000. -25¢ Head Lettuce ....... ” rRee DELIVERY Pure Cane Sugar, 16c Lb.—5 Lbs. 80c Sugar Stall—Lower Section WESTLAKE GROCERY STORE | The Basement Store Phone Main 1434 MILK 3 bars Crystal White Soap. ....... 1 th, Hill's Coffee, Red Can. ....... 300 pkg. Washing Powder .... 6 rolls Toilet Paper 35 pkg. Olympic Pancake Flour 2 pkgs. Kingsford Corn or Glow Starch. 1 th, 1920 crop Soft Shell Walnuts. 2 large cans Tomatoes 1 th, Gulttard’s Ground 2 le Black Pepper .. L00 HERE 3 pkgs. Post Toasties TIMES SQUARE—SIXTH AND VIRGINIA Carnation Co-Operative 10-can Limit Gold Bond or Weat lake Special Flour.. Centennial Best 113¢ encerceeees ZIG -A0¢ -22¢ 25¢ {2B¢ | Crescent Cream 25¢) YP Se 25e a8e panaaenannyene | > | 35¢ can Calumet Baking Powder ........... 3 bars Palm Olive Soap \.... 4 pkgs. Searchlight Matches . 1 pkg. Kinso—1 pkg. Lux Market DELIVERY SOAP 6 birs No Rub Naptha..... 83¢ 6 bars Sunny Monda: -36¢ 6 bars Bob White. .B6¢ 6 bare Crystal White. Sugar Stall—Lower Section GEROW'S DELICATESSEN Stall 133 Tea Garden Preserves Jilg’s Weiners and Sausage Home-made Mayonnaise Home Boiled Ham Pickles and Olives ere Best Sweet Potatoes, 3 Ibs... 25¢ Canning Tomatoes, crate... .65@ Small Crawford Peaches, crate WHITE FRUIT & VEGETABLE COMPANY Stall 135 $3.35 $3.45 Coffee, lb., She Sreacent 99 fen, Ib. Crescent Raking Powder, Ib. 35 -o+. 206 Pork and Pork Products are High! Lard is going up. Buy your ).ard NOW. 2 Pounds Pure Lard 40c Lamb Roast, Ib.........-- Veal Steak, Ib.......+eee0-- + -25. : --15¢ ¢ POG Roast, (is. cess csscususia Sugar-cured Bacon, 2 We sive the best bargains on family necessities in the city, and we don't try to peddle you a soup. Specials on Sale at Both Markets Arcade Market bone for a pot roast, TOKIO Stall 130 * Phone Main 5952 5 Ibs. fine American Fisher's blend flour... 0 Ryrifted Snow Flour..... S4b, can Hill's Red Can eof. 82.35 Bld. can M. J. B. coffee. .62.34 b0c Ghirardelli's chocolate. .39¢ 3 bars Ivory soap Lux, pkg. Kellogg's Corn Fi Mc Alber's Rolled Oats Shredded Wheat Biscuits 15-02, Sunmaid raisins Ge Cream of Wheat Lipton’s Tea, Ib. seseesees+ 6 pkgs. Searchlight matches B5e 25c Olymple pan cake flour..27¢ 5c Economy jar caps, doz. .25¢ 2 large cans tomatoes 256 2 Ibs. best Jap rice.... -25¢ Bbc pkg. Citrus washing pow- der oe 27¢ CRISCO } + = ‘ses 9 ibs. .92.38 Log Cabin Medium Small .... { 96 Large ..91.33 Stalls 8 and 9 Phone Elliot, 170 Fuss Market _ Stalls 10 and 11 Stall 192 Westlake Market OSTBERG’S CASH GROCERY FREE DELIVERY “Where You Buy for Less” Also Deliver to Docks and Trains MAIL ORDER BUSINESS solicited Below just a few of our prices: 49-T, sk. Patent Excellent Flour $3. .25¢ ow . 25¢ rs Auto Cotes 45¢ 4 large rolls Toilet Paper... 25¢ 2 cans Cooperative Milk....25¢ 4 bars White Linen Soap... 25¢ RGGs Fresh Ranch Pul- le ° r 3 Ibs. dried green or yellow 1 g00d Broom .... 1 gal. Hill's Cane and Maple $2. ee HUDSON’S COUNT: RY BUTTER STORE BUTTE! OLBPOMARGARINE Armour's Nutola, 3 Tha. 4 Nucoa, 3 Good Lue! ZOBLE GROCERY CO Stall 105 6 Ths. American Cane Suga: 2 Ibe. American Cane Sugar. 2 cans Co-operative, 4 pkas. Searchlight Milk... matches 1 1b. fresh Soda Crackers Flake White Shortening, Ib.. Economy jar caps, dor... 5b. can M. J. B. Coffee . ——— Pint bastle 3 Ibs. white beans Peanut butter, 2 I tsup ($2.35 | Crescent Cream bd 18¢@ | Coffee, Ib. Se ‘ | Crescent 99 2B¢ | Coffee, ib... Dried Onions, 6 lbs for. Rutabagas, 3 Ibs. for. . Nice Cooking Apples, Ib. Green Tomatoes, box ... Fancy Tomatoes, box ... CANDY STALL Up the Incline—Next toHelp Yourself Grocery Fresh Peanut Squares, 4; lb........20¢ Good fresh Mixed, Ib.............:30¢ Dandy fresh Gum Drops, Ib.....:..35¢ Hard Mixed, % Ib... .... Cocoanut Squares, 1% Ib.... pe - -25¢ Gravenstein Apples, dozen.........15¢ Sweet Oranges, 4 for é Juicy Lemons, 6 for... CON 30 I in piece ¥ All other prices cut accordingly No, 1 potatoes, cwt.......83.45 Delivered Gravenstein apples, box. .82.00 Peaches .... CINNAMON & ROOT Stalls 116-117-131 FANCY SMALL MIDGET SWEET PICKLES 30¢ PINT © WESTLAKE ee DELICATESSEN . STALL 104 65th, 69 14th 5 “Ave. N. DESANTI BROS. PRillips & Ashton, 4557 California ve. Stall 108 Jj, 8. Cline 4101 46th Ave. 8. Ww. Fruits and Vegetables Ot on oa, 200 Broadway SATURDAY SPECIALS Stall 37, Pike Place Market. AND MANY OT! s Tomatoes, box....60¢ and 75¢ wmark Prunes, box. .@1.25 and $1.50 BIG COMBINATION OFFER that will appeal to every thrifty housewife. 4 bars Crystal White Soap. 8 bars Creme Oil Soap. 1 box Sea Foam Washing Powder. 48c A price which means a saving of almost half on ordinary prices. SATURDAY SPECIALS FRYE'S MARKETS ’ ° Breakfast Bacon Strips, 10- to 15-lb. average, half or whole, lb......32c Breakfast Bacon Backs, half *or MOLE, AD, 5.0.0 + n'a 0.00 <sym ag BRC Choice Beef Pot Roast, lb........15¢ Choice Beef Round Steak, Ib.....25¢ Choice Beef Sirloin Steak, lb... ..30c Choice Boiling Beef, lb........:..15¢ Choice Mutton Roast, Ib.........18¢ Mutton Stew, Ib...... -22--12lbec Pork Liver, Ib...............-...5¢ Pork Backbone, 5 Ibs............25¢ ; Peas, \ , , | ee BUTTER SPECIAL—Saturday Only | fe gee ears i ‘age | Finest made CANADIAN BUTTER, qv equal to NEW ZEALAND quality, De OS BGs sinc ccc slos desi. COC ‘Try a Pound—You'll Want More —AT— Claude Bean, Madison Market. Fagnant’s, Stall 64, Economy jarket. Stell t Peis Bleiler, Pike Place 590' 1 Ave. Metcalte, 4725 1th Ask your store or market, or phone Main 161 for name of near- est supplier. METROPOLITA ME S. LEE and J. J. S a THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS C€ RACTER COMEDIANS McINTYRE AND HEATH Seattle’s Leading Dentist I am now 4evotin, WY | my entire time to my | ‘dental practice, I make all examinations and diagnose each cise, as well ag do all extract- 5 ing between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m My offices have beer established for more than a quarter of a century, and under my personal management Week Starting Sunday, October 3d ay a0| 1901. I do not compete with cheap, transient, advertising dentists, | My prices &re the lowest con sistent with first-class work. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D, & Seattle's Leading Dentist 106 Columbia St, SOc $3. Mat. Wed. 2. Mat. Sat., 500 to $2.50 for seats for the engagement ie. I be take eare of Int Rp Perera of usual time, aS Just the thing! These dainty, crisp, delicately salted Soave! Flakes. They are sold fresh everywhere in sealed packages. Ask your grocer. ill Rheumatism Again Bind You Hand dnd Foot? SRS RRReeeeeee QT a ousands of victims of Rheumatism who dread the ap proach of damp wintry weather, for it means to them a return of the pangs of Rheumatism. If you had Rheumatism last year and treated only the pains of the disease by rubbing with™liniments and lotions, you can be sure that soon again you will be in the hackles of this relentless foe, You may get some slight temporary re. lef from the pains of the disease Marigold Oleomargarine, the great substitute, better than ever, per lb., 35c; 3 lbs. for...............$1.00 FRYE’S MARKETS Olympic Market, 1st Avenue South of Pike. American Market, Phird Avenue and James Street. Western Meat Co., 1102 Western Avenue. Ballard Meat Co., 5445 Ballard Avenue. Central Market, Ist Ave. Between Pike and Union. Bay City Market, 1420 First Avenue. Seattle Market, Occidental and Yesler Way. but Rheumatism is too real and re. lentless a disease to be rubbed away. 4 | 1 you wish to break the shackles Don’t ask for Crackers say Snow Flakes Pacific Coast Biscuit Co, of the disease, and free yourse! from its domination, you must \} the source of the disease. d So many cases of Rheumat! come from a tiny germ in the blood that you should try a remedy that has proven so thoroughly satisfac. tory in these cases, 8S. S .S., the fine old blood remedy, cleanses the blood of all impurities, and removes all disease germs that may creep ins to the blood, Begin taking 8 8, & today, and if you will write a com« plet tory of your case, our med- ical director will give you expert ad- vice, without charge. Address Chief Medical Adviser, 824 Swift tory, Adanta, Ga, 4 MASTER STRENGTH by the uso o! AND BLOOD BUILDER vy the use of these local remedies, .