The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 18

PAGE 18 THE SHATILE STAR FRIDAY, NOVEMPIR 99, 1898, THEY FAIL C2ncidate for, Schoot Board 20 RAGES IN siz J, UMULTY WON’ 100,000 SPURN THE NATIONAL COW * | HE CAN’T STAND IT | ‘dent Wz cor. MELTING POT) ....Avo.so--ne oves:| LEAVE CAPITAL JOB AS COOK T0 DECLARE 'Croson as Ardent War Worker ia pa EXE Panda “eile is esas mento School Will Stay in Washington Not Be Domesticated BACRAMENTO, Noy, 26.4 NEW YORK, Nov, 26.—-Immigrant ne the 7 women coming America—and there are about of them a da the Lincoln neh here, one,of th Ba | ye are not looking ” jor an werv Our Busy Burglars Burgled ae yapananed sae MAgainat Sulfrage? ee oe 4 n Thanks- LPrmvary moral the boys and wee Seen ek Oe 8 The milk that is bought Right Along on The Kirin gather inthe achool yard to] DES MOINES, In, Ne Ales take & ob ba domestic in’ by home| when the BEST i Ine more urd 1 to find at ag vse 100,000 women, None would take it B I ‘ Theft of a $700 mink coat, burglary 7 ; os em ‘ let 1d q uy It o hich ne ited hp burgiare cr w , Me i BR erase secrssmurte notes ve a Fe ar ane fe Poly by the Case Eiieevera! 2x nd bur bees . egal pcan om he | to Raise a Kick ee were, teins ee }it wan w ' All ite other re “g Butt “ ‘ —_. CINCINNATI, ito, Nev 26 o 8 It Is Fally Mrs. J. A. Locknane, $08 Fourtt weet Buttercup ried ; Nnetanetl 0 Mawpeet Guaranteed of the coat ket, a beaver oe also were ave. was the owne Forty dollars in a p Reckptece and a suites stolen. Ky., carries thru its » dincontinue “owl” service, the two cities won't permit ncreane eY ALL CALA | MSELVDS AMERICANS Wins a Gold Medal , The total annual rainfall upow op The 1,088 children all proudly ca NDON, Eng., Nov, 26 Hodg all the ALL, Live Grocers Have Tt of the globe amounts! be nearly 30,000 cuble miles ats &. P. Han, Alps hotel, 621 King st heard a Japanese remark that “Han had too much money” Thanksgiving Later Han discovered that 5 had =. taken from his suitease in his he gained by faov GUT noone Notéfication of an increase Is rent ne legal if went by mati in ¢ ere ri let nr man said to R Carl E. Croson, Candidate for School Board a Me MeKinniss, . rei = * erly |. The face of Cafl B. Croson, candi | himself thru the Harvard university Kinniss was ~ * Aiea thinking | @&t@ for election to the schoo! board, | law school by serving two years aa . ees. pe san thes omeen om December 7, i known to thou | principal of an academy and a high the caller was a plain clothes offic Went back. The robber took $46 from A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right sands of Seattlo people who do not| school, Since coming to Seattle, in know the name which goes with the | 1 > pr © law, he ha: sia stiess 9607 him and overlooked $40 =| gues. oe tat Telephone Elliott 26 J A diamond stick pin, valued at $75 1329 FOURTH AVENUE stolen from Victor Levy, 124 Thousands probably wil recognize has ord “09 in the accompanying picture of Cro- | teaching, business and the pract Miles ‘Eleanor J. Jay, 510 Second | #00. the face of the earnest orator | of law. Hav m indesedl | Evy . ur.| Who spoke often In theatres, hal me a candidate for the ave. d police that $35 u t an active oa ' gee pe ber pry wm. taken | 4Ad the atreets of Seattle In the Lib: | board in making an act tr Bee and a FS erty Loan, Red Cros and other pa-| Palen to be elected t be x triotic drives of the War time “ab | ‘The burgiar who took a waten| *'' ¥ aj th fran Edwand Wright's trousers while| Probably mo other man in seattle Apples Sold From ee ACHING KIDNEYS 4 int slept at 1627 Terry ave. carly | }a# spoken as often on patriot : Thacksetvine, slammed the door. an|avestions during the past three or Boxes Like Stars! ie Went out, waking Wright, but | four years as has Croson, but he was| CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Coin boxes erect ae wore made his escape. not seeking personal publicity—his | are attached to the apple stands ait yp Sa lara We est too much meat, which) BATHTUB lRoctions. te preferred to be name ives and | hurts and Bladder A bathtud was carted away from - bothers you. od _ of Swan Hovick, 1401 N toms | T the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Ex- position—Galt’s Tea won the Gold Medal and Grand Prize for quality. If you are not using Galt’s Tea—try it to- day. Learn how delicious this pure tea is —and you, too—will give it first place—in your home. It is economical, too—240 cups of deli- cious tea to the pound. | Croson was the first man to make Foon .c had $40,|% Liberty Loan speech in Seattle. He suit, nt Onrta A heckled and ei spoke in this city and other Wash . of shoes stolen from his room ington cities in every Liberty Loan $5, 000 f — ~ Es te e. Whatcom | c@mpaign, donating practically al! of or an Ear; — tuea tentere ot. Was entered | Ma time to the work, He did ee HeC H Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get the night and several tools | Service im all the Red Cross drives ays He Can’t ear at the Cause and Remove It ‘The cash register was broken He organized the four-minute speak-| gACKAMENTO, Cal. Ne bat nothing ie known by no. | St% who did such good service In pa nia hk, Rudeaie bho 34 UEibG heem stdite trem . triotic movements during the war. hie left ear and says he Murgiers, tampering with a win.| , Crowom.did not merely preach pe wante $6,000 in ox dow at 1st isch ave, ware fright triotism pape it a C%| He hae filed’ suit ‘ t by . he } f onte: harkg! da away by the return of the fam. | jt from ye ea rete | ponies, charging pick rele! through Dr. Edwards’ Oliva | law practice and enlisted a8 a private | pitton his ear. He aleo wants $1,000 “ Sans Sreeper told police, in the army when it looked aq if e¥-| fo. knife wounds in his side. —— iy ut. ee coated of Jad Salts from any good | ery available man was needed. The bes ol 5 ath by © here, take a tablespoon close of the war found him at Camp , Snow Se ful in & glass of water before breale pemily cold — 4 | Susuars Seater, Siete, watatedt ‘ee Mother-in-Law syOE, Pawards’ Ole Tablets act gen-| fae tara few days and your kid 4 to be an artillery officer. ay Dut irmiy on the bowels and Bver,| nev, will then act fine. This fa > WHEE oe to - S| Returning to Seattle, Croson be Found in England stimulating them to natural action, Sues Taited "ie ‘mundo. from the’ add gil rere came chairman of the American | LONDON, Nov. 26 When a } family went to the polls it was gion of Liberty, the Seattle organi, Young Man wae fined §25 for theft, that their combined age to-| "tion of exeervice men which after.| his mother-in-law came forward and ned egio e| paid the fine, remarking: “I love h ine |late them to normal activi t 591 years, The oldest was Mra. prtsiel pon ov Te ae ete her naan ate Gee bop tre | Ae oe banat ol nasty’ sickening, | late them to normal activity. 1 None of her six brothers) (coin to agaist the authorities | the best of husbands and « splendid grins, cathartics are derived from) iso neutralizes the acids in the! sisters wan under 15. if “ yr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets without | "rine so it no longer irritates, thus coer’ eral | father.” mam ‘ - i wt tne orter 28 the general - oe griping, pain< « any disagreeable effects. ending bladder ere Mont folk neya, that the kid eet ot da nave bac in the kidney ben, rheurma acia of biad Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the eub- stitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work Pe fMicted with bad breath find y must keep your kid © and clean, and the mo-| feel an ache or pain in kidney region, get about four Fischer Brothers Company - , Distributors clearing the blood and gently purifying was L the entire system. They do that which|0f krapes and lemon julce, | cony | dangerous calomel dors without any| bined with lithia. in harmless to of the bad after effects. Tush clogged jdneys and stimy Bet: strike of February, 1919 “Well, you're something like s Jad Salta tx harmiens; inexpen er ehncgamerthed vomrafraiyred Croson became 4 candidate for the Mmotherinlaw,” the magivtrate sid, pee, tn iano ea ge gL sive; makes a delightful effervescent d they will pd ng mel aly on poison ag Ape resmeet ‘e repre- i tice among patients afflicted with lth! ater drink which npg artificial propagation is resorted 4 of 35 nonpolitical oresni Judge Says Bigamy __ bowel and liver complaint, with the should take now and then to keep | zations of Seattle, because of his pa attendant bad breath their kidmeye clean, thus ave t, ng | | 0te and civic activities and his Must Be Put Down) “Give Tablets are purely a vegetable |» eriot plications | 1 druggist snye tx to folks ing idney A WOMAN OCTOR experience ond knowledge of xchool LONDON, Eng. Nev, 26.——During | compound mixed with olive oil; you A wellbk | affairs for Croson earned the bey the heart a bigamy charge at | a know them by their olive color.| he sella | nice is a necessary tac. |‘? £0 thru college at Monmouth. Ill.) Northamptonshire Justice Sankey Take coe or two every night for a week who bel in the future of the race. The by teaching grade schools, and put saiq bigamy waa greatiy on the in-| ad Bote the effect. 15¢ and 90c, trouble w y trouble. American girl is unfit for and must be stopped. There | —— rhood.” This may be true, but “Sleep-in-Office” , of canes thruout the Zo 4 judges had ‘weak and ailing girls passing from . pence to womanhood would only Plan Suits Wife as thousands do, upon Lydia E.| LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26—The intra Vegetable Compound—|“sieep-in-your-office” movement iw simple remedy made from roots | spreading here. High rents and the east Soar ma Catch nd herbs-—to restore the system to| flooding of the city by tourists are @ norma! healthy condition, it would | forcing husbands to sleep on cots in Is Made by England many ills from which they suf. | down-town offices. LONDON, Enig., Nov. 26—Twenty to disappear, so that motherhood| “It's a good plan, and should be eight million herrings, the heavy Might become the joy of their lives. | encouraged,” one wife phoned Mayor! local catch of the season, were 1 Advertisement Snyder. ed by 509 boats at Great ¥e armouth. fea! severely BIG SPECIALS (EN FOR SATURDAY — AT FRYE’S MARKETS FIRST AVE. BETWEEN PINE AND WION STS Entrances First and Second Avenues—SATURDAY SPECIALS—Market Closes 6PM. American Grocery Stores Co. BEL? YOURSELF GROCERY—UPPER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET CENTRAL GROCERY—LOWRER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—SEATTLE MARKET, OCCIDENTAL AVE. AND YESLER way Pure Cane Sugar, full weight cloth No-Rub Naptha Soap, 5 bars....... ‘awn ot} , 3 bags, 2 lbs., 21¢; 5 Ibs. 50¢; 10 | White Linen Soap, 4 bars... Car nation Bacon, Ib. oe. eee ee. 32 Ibs., 99¢; 100 Ibs. for .89.75 Large Ivory Soap..... Choice Sugar Cured Heavy Ham, half Fisher’s Blend Flour, 49-Ib, bag. . .$2.59 | Log Cabin Syrup, small. . or whol Ik White or Yellow Corn Meal, No. 10 | Medium, 61¢; large.. VY WHOLE, ID, ow ee ee eee ee ees bag ..B9¢ | Karo Syrupgred 5-lb. can ook ..19¢ | New Black Figs, fancy, 2 Ibs Finest Small W hite Deane: 6 Ths . .39¢ | New White Figs, fancy, 2 lbs. Pure Rolled Oats, 5 Ibs......... .35¢ | Instant Postum, large. Faultless Brand Catsup, large bottle. 17¢ | Lipton’s Tea, lb., 73¢; ‘1% b.. Tomatoes, best standard park, 3 large | Tree Tea (Ceylon, Black ; “Japan, ‘Green’ Choice Pot Roast, lb. Fancy Jap Rice, 2 Round Steak, Ib. Sirloin Steak, Ib. Joiling Beef, Ib. .. cans : .35¢ | lb, 49¢; % Ib... ‘hoice ee: Del Monte Extra Sugar ‘Peas, 2 cans. 45¢ | Hills Red Can S raa’ lb. Choice Mutton Roast, De sits Sct ae 14c Evergreen Corn, can, 15¢; 6 cans...87¢@ | 2% lbs. for........ Mutton: Stew, 10.0. kes 10c Royal Baking pueden, 12-0z. can....37¢ | Our “Special” Blend Coffee, ib ‘ 214 Ibs. for. 1.19 S Tbe. for. .,.. .sivcees Choice Pork Backbone, 5 Ibs. for. . .25¢ $1 .62¢ Roasted and Ground Daily Maz quart can. Py ian—_ Laver, th, -. 02250 Albers Flapjack, large package. .....29¢ | Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate, $-Ib, Your protection HI 2 aa ar ate eS. cite age Se Olympic Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs. COMM) 0M, duce soo dae he eee ones oa ae The name Tillamook on the rind is your assurance that you , ’ oa Bi WS igices’ ¢ Argo Corn Starch, 12-02, “pkg. «++e+-10¢ | Del Monte Corn, 2 cans.........0. are buying cheese of the highest quality. y . 3utter Special— Finest quality Canadian Butter, Ib. WEMR CORS sy cig yn ese $1.20 Strictly fresh Pullet Eggs, dozen. 65¢ Up and down the Pacific Coast, the grocers are proud to dis ede pages Cheese because they know of the high stand- is under which it is produced. Tillamook cuts the cost of living—it is far greater in food value than we 1 eae fowl, potatoesyet how inexpensive by comparison ive quarts of full cream snilk go into the peaidag ed 2 5 ota nae of Tillamook. Washington Vegetable Co. ; Marigold Oleomargrarine Yakinm Gems, 100-Ib. sack....... $2.25 | Extra Fancy Spitz, 5 for..... ie You an buy Tillamook atthe, best cern ooecy £ argarine, lb. ...... 33c Apples, per box. . ... 81.50 and Up Nice Chestnuts, Rees Free delivery. 1920 Figs, 8 packages for Juicy Lemons, dozen.....+. Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. for. Nice Head Lettuce, each Dried Onions, 8 Ibs. for. Yakima Gem Potatoes, 9 ‘bs. . for. Nice Rutabagas, 6 Ibs. for.... Candy Stall \ Next to Help Yourself Grocery | Hard Mixed, lb........4 seaceee.e-@4@ French Creams, lb.............. i'M Assorted Mixed, Ib...... pi Thy sgt 25¢ Old-fashioned Chocolates, Ib.... Dandy Hand-dipped Chocolates, Ib. ..49¢ Nice Winesaps, dozen. Seedless Grape Fruit, 8 fo: Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for FRYE’S MARKETS Olympic Market—First Avenue, South of Pike St. American Market—Third Avenue and James Street Western Meat Co.—1102 Western Avenue Ballard Meat Co—5445 Ballard Avenue Central Meat Co.—First Aye., gbet. Pike and Union Bay City Market—1420 First Avenue Seattle Market—Occidental and Yesler Way