The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 17

| 4 M ia y a hy ) t FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1929. CRAFT MAIN Es N.Y. TOPIC Ip i st Dry Agents “Getting Theirs While Getting Is Good,” | They Admit BY HERBERT COREY NEW YORK, Deo, 11.—! » t& talking of graft Not as a corrupt phenc M enforced tribute. onplace. There nev abby town. In has been paid by de Merchandise, but they been close-mouthed ab« had to be on terms of fore it was even bir Payers, Here they t« the first comers. | “Sure, Eve got wine,” said the pro-| prietor of @ night restaurant “Its all right. I pay refular and no one) interferes with me. | DELIVER ANY KIND OF | WINE OR WHISKY DESIRED He had never seen any one of the group before. An uptown wine merchant told a prospective buyer} that he could deliver any brand of} Whisky or wine desired. “Business never was so good with| | me,” he smiled. “I have been given 1 at by ¢t | their story to Miss Violet Heming, beau- tiful actress, as “Queen of Ba- Sw very good rate by the federal en-| tik” made one of the loveliest ~ forcement officers ” pictures in the Batik ball held recently in Chicago. The ball, held at the Congress hotel, was given by the National Art Sernice league, and was con-| sidered a social event of 4m- portance. Miss Heming made an ef- fective appearance, with head- dress and necklace of pearls above her dark Batik cos- | tume, as the closing picture in SKY SOLD OPENLY . . 5,000 PLACES eg pageant. Some one has estimated tifat there| 5,000 places in New York tn hh whisky is sold freety over the . That isn't remarkable, perbaps.| When yo: nhattan has a magnificent aggre | © Tom tate thirst and thé law of supply /of @ three-volur nd demand still operates. What ta pMent’s notice olutely startling is the freedom gay ~ which the reagon for immunity placed before the inteflicent pab- A friend took lunch the other with one of the enforcement of: BAMM isky,” saki the federal man, ht to be getting cheaper in New| for the next few months.” he friend wanted to know why. ell,” said the federal man, “the know they won't last much) 4 the skids under them. So/ theirs while the get-| business It sa In a side street in the fection is a social club down-atthe-heels old house, the wall paper hangs in stripé, and the only | comes from a fireplace fed by Of barre! #taves. Yet the grimy is crowded with well<iressed buying whisky at 60 cents « nk. There is a chain on the door, | it callers are * admitted without | “We're not afrait of the police,” @aid the bartender. “They are fixed. We just keep that chain on so we bar out bums.” LENGTHY PROCESS | Jack: “What does your wife my| 1a come home late?” | “Do you expect me to reel me serial at a mo} Christian Guardian. | ing is P Legitimate wholesalers sell whisky $24 a case. Illegitimate whoie-| G18 Seaboard Bidg. returned to public life after | Neptce OPEN his office. BIG. SPECIALS | SATURDAY FRYE’S MARKETS Choice Sugar Cured Bacon, lb. ..30c Choice Sugar Cured Picnics, lb. .25¢ Choice Sugar Cured Heavy Ham, half or whole, Ib. ..n:.. 2. + meme oe 28€ Choice Beef Pot Roast, Ib, --....14c Choice Round Steak, Ib. ..-.....25¢ Choige Boiling Beef, Ib. ....,...,..12c¢ Choice Mutton Roast, lb. .. .-.. .15¢ Ghoite Mutton Stew, Ib. .. 1214 Choice Pork Roast, lb. ..2..2..22¢ Choice Veal Roast, Ib. ........4-..15¢ Choice Veal Chops, lb. ....4.....22¢ EVENINGS BUTTER SPECIAL Fresh Churned Extra Quality 55 c Canadian Butter, lb. ....... 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 Ave., bet. Pike and Union Bay City Market—1420 First Avenue \ Seattle Market—Occidental and Yesler Way THE SEATYTLUP STAR Insane Doctor Cuts Would Purge Shows ‘Dumb for 33 Years, . Leather and Nails Coughs and Speaks to Make Ladies’ Hats PARIS, France, woman recovering her apecch after], Off Patient’s Arm BERLIN, Germany, Deo. 17 Hebhard a surgeon of Freak Humans} CHICAGO, Dee. Ile The “dog A boy,” the “bearded lady,” the wrubber man,” the “living skel " and sundry other dime mu soum freaks are under the ban of the American Association of Fairs and Expositions, It haa declared exclu sively for refined ak comedion and uplifting “movies, a faring the people and the children are too intel ligent these Gays to take interest in | freaka Herr | LONDON, Dee, 17 th a larme | tae practice, ha sane asylum, He he operate long after his tmind gave way, During a ree nurne notics Ann Norris, 61, has mn for 49 yours, Three wee during a recovery from attack of bronchitis, her voice restored while operation a rating on a won a. He mania fe o him at the asylum and he pved a man's arm and a woman's ear when It was unnecessary coughing of Latin origin. Inviting as your own kitchen — The large kitchens in which Tilla- mook C. are made are as clean and fresh as the most particular housekeeper could demand. Great, shining vats and utensils, white walls, white-clad workers— ane ores the wee cores of the cool, green val t are ideal for dairying. 1: Do you wonder that Tillamook Cheese has a superior flavor? In food value, Tillamook Cheese pre- cedes meat, cans, bread, potatoes and eleven other staples. Five quarts of full cream milk are used in : making a pound of “Tillamook.” It is rich, creamy, mild—delicious cooked or uncook: The best sell Tilla- mook ~ ‘either by the is in family sizes of 6 and 14 Iba. TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION PR Whip POUL Le Tee Look "taremateel by Pltamecs fate TILLAMOOK, ORKGOM <] u Ait TILLAMOOK CHEESE for FILLAMOOK on-the } Rind tb. ae? Entrances First and Second Avenues—SATURDAY SPECIALS—Market Closes 6 P.M. AMERICAN GROCERY STORES CO. SELP YOURSELF CROGHKY—UOPTMR F008, GENTRAL FUBLIO MANET GENTRAL GROCERY—LOWER FLOOR, CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET SEATTLE GROCERY—SEATTLE MARKET, OCCIDENTAL AVE. AND YESLER WAY Federal and Co-operative Milk, tall cans ~- tee recesses ene -- LOWE Campbell's Soup, all varieties, can..10¢ Uneeda Biscuits, 2 pkgs. for Save on Cookies. Complete stock.N, B. C. bulk cgokies. Demonstration and spe- cial prices at each store. You will buy them if you try them. BONO «bc 5.02 000 ode 00 cenpose-cnntinnne LOG, Del Monte Extra Sliced Pineapple, -37¢ Grated Pineapple, No. 2 cans......20¢ Evergreen Corn, 20c value can, 15¢; 3 for - 44¢ Mission Brand Peas, can ...15¢ Del Monte Extra Sugar Peas, can, 22¢; OP RP ECES el TEE Se 63¢ Finest New Walnuts, Ib. 20¢; 3 Ibs..85¢ I. X. L. Almonds, lb., 32¢; 2 lbs.... .62¢ Pop Corn, 2'%4 lbs., 23¢; 5 lbs. 43¢ Finest Small White Beans, 3 lbs., 20¢ ; BPM 5 i sapere ox .38¢ Jap Rice, best grad GDS... voce ves Crisco, 114 Ibs., 35¢; 9 6 lbs., $1.34; 9 Ibs. ......+.--. $1.97 Snider’s Oyster Cocktail Sauce, large. 43¢ Shrimp, Dunbar, New Pack, large can, 43¢; No. 1 can Porter’s Fig or Fruit Pudding, large cans, 42¢; small ..-..+.--—-..--23¢ Dromedary Dates, 2 pkgs. -...-..--.45¢ Premier Plum Pudding, Ib. can. .. .39¢ None Such Mince Meat, 2 pkgs...-..-35¢ Libby’s Apple Butter, large can. ....19¢ Del Monte Seediess Raisins, 15-0z pkg., 22¢; 1l-oz. pkg. ..........18¢ Seeded Raisins, 11-oz. pkgs., 18¢; 8 108 «. ov-cschiccccescousntwénas se Sweet Prunes, 214 Ibs. -23¢ Dried Pears, Fancy, 2 Tbs..........55¢ Fisher’s Blend Flour, 49-Ib. bag.. .$2.59 Olympic Pancake Flour, pkg.. 3 Log Cabin Syrup, med. can, 59¢ small vdieo’ obese OP Karo Syrup, Red, 5-Ib. pail .».... .49¢ Argo Corn Starch, 12-0z. pkg. . Ivory Soap, large ........ Crystal White Soap, 4 bars for. Creme Oil Soap, 2 bars ...........-15¢ Hill’s Red Can Coffee, lh, 48¢; 21% Ibs. ..... Tree Tea, Ceylon (Black), Ib., 57¢; ¥, s Tree Tea, Japan (Green), Ib., 63¢; VG TR. ce cee evemececccee + veces SEG WASHINGTON VEGETABLE COMPANY Yakima Gem Spuds, 100-Ib. sack. .$2.25 Nice Dried Onions, sack 1.25 Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples, box. $1.50 Free delivery. Very Sweet Japan Oranges, box...$1.50 Five and six dazen in a box. Extra Large Sweet Navel Oranges, 6 fOr ccwocess Juicy Lemons, dozen ...+.++--....-15¢ extra Fancy Jonathan Apples, dozen.15¢ Cranberries, 2 lbs. for ... --- -25¢ Extra Fancy Delicious Apples, dozen. 30¢ New Crop Almonds, Ib, ........ .25¢ Brazil Nuts, lb. . nome ceeree cee 40¢ Fresh Cocoanuts, each ——~-.-.20¢ Dromedary Dates, pkg. -—~--..... .25¢ Fresh Figs, 3 pkgs. —.. .25¢ Sweet Spuds, 4 lbs. for <--- -25¢ CELERY... 2+ cee oo ow i sew. UP and Up Yakima Gem Spuds, 9 Ibs. for Head Lettuc, each. .........5¢ and up Nice Mild Onions, 9 Ibs. for........25¢ Gem Spuds, 10 lbs, for. .......5....25¢ CANDY STALL NEXT TO HELP YOURSELF GROCERY. Dandy Christmas Candy, Ib. .......30¢ Extra Mixed French Creams, lb.....40¢ Fruit Jellies, extra mixed, lb Hard Mixed, Ib. .............00055 24¢ Cream Mixed, Ib. ............ .24¢ —A cane of a Nearly twothirds of the 100900 material words in the English language are} Sale of Bad Eggs BAN FRANCISCO, MoGuire got in bad for selling bad!a job tn the diplomatic service?” ‘een, The judge fined him $150. $30,000 in Alimony |Hangs Baby by Heels Paid in $20 Bills) and Attacks Mother CHICAGO, Dee. 17-—It required| LONDON, Eng. Dec. 17—Joseph two details of guards to handle the Read, 17, was charged with assualt alimony granted to Mra. Cl M.\ing bis mother and hanging @& 4-months-old baby by its heels from ing. The mother aid and her som Dec, 11—A wom Neff, who won her sult for divorce 4 from Dr, James M. a xeon, She demande cash in court. rv the money in $20 bills. guard Jook it away. rda brought | assault A second for medic ned, and the latest fashion | & handbag of the sume Pastor Works From Morning to Night (DON, Eng. T—In urge e the Rev. J. “1 of embley, oat a work, showing that usy from 9 a m until 8 SISTERLY INTEREST Mabel; “I can only be « sivter to | you, Jack. I am promised to another ‘ Senator Stockson.” Gets Man in Bad) Jack: “Then would you mind up Deo. 17—I.| ing your aisterly influence to land me Boston Globe, QUEEN CITY uthare | PUBLIC Pine St. Séattle’s Most Conveniently Located Market Place A Public Market That Combines Cleanliness With Courtesy and Low Prices JONATHAN APPLES, box $1.00 Hest Pry Onions, sack... S SEEDS, FEEDS, CEREALS Stalls 30-31-37-35 Main Fleer The Garden Store SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Extra large grain Minnesota Pop Corn, 3 IDB. 108 .+<2+-00+ 000 BIO B. B. CANDY STALL 49.50 MAIN FLOOR OPENING DAY SPECIAL Fresh, Crispy Peanut Brittle, Ib. 19¢ THE COW BUTTER STORE 39—Main Flour—10 Federal Milk 11c Per Can While It Lasts. Fresh Churned Butter, 2 Ibs. $1.15 Strictly Fresh, large ess, 63¢ dozen; 2 dozen.. Dil Pickles, dowen ...-....- “Where Quality Counts.” jablen COMPANY Mais Floor COLONIAL MEAT Co. 4 Main Floor om FRUIT Quality Meats Only Pre-War Prices paler EXTRA SPECIAL aa04 —> 2 Lbs. COMPOUND 30c<— METROPOLITAN MARKET Stall 25 te. Phone’ Elliott 4141 Fm. Stall 25 we We Specialize in Circle “W” Products Such as Hams, Bacon and Lambs Steer Steaks... 16c Pot Roasts_..124¢ LARD Picnics .-—=--23e|_ | FANCY DRESSED HENS, Lb. ...._..28e ww DON’T FAIL TO VISIT THE LOWER FLOOR Following Are Some of Seattle’s Best Known Food Purveyors: SEABOARD FISH AND JACK’S STAND ei et ute Ser Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs and the best of Fruits and Vegetabi: ; OYSTER CO. - a ee a se a Stalls 29-30—Lower Floor “The Sanitary Stalls.” We aro offering the fullest Tine of Fish that the market affords. Quality the best. Kippered, Salt and Fresh Fish Oysters, Clams, Crabs Lower Expense and Lower Prices. We Are Downstairs. 4 Open Kettle Rendered Our Diamond “I Little Pig | Well, We Are Back in‘Business Again! Stal 44 Lewer Floor Stal 44 WASHINGTON DELICATESSEN + Haber, Mgr, Formerty of Stall 4, Corner, Markt Home Rendered Lard, Ib. ..... .20c| Picnics, Ib... 23c Cold Meats, Cheese and Delicatessen Specialties. ™>—> MEATS ARE DOWN <—ex PIG PORK ROASTS, lb........ POT ROASTS, Ib....... BOILING BEEF, Ib.. LAMB ROASTS, Ib... LEGS OF LAMB, Ib.... ARMOUR’S BACON, Ib. EASTERN HAMS, SEABOARD MEAT COMPANY ©. H. MENGEDOHT MEEKER STALL 50-LOWER FLOOR AT THE KEW GREEN’S BIG BARGAINS stu: SOAP MILK SUGAR Crystal White 4 Cooperative or Fed- 4 Ibs. Pure Cane 25c,) 35c Tit” Tare 4 4 Cc Limit 4 Ibs, 5 bars Royal White Soap. 4b. can 2 Ibs. Fancy Dried Peaches....25¢ 31d. can .. 2 Ibs. new crop soft shell Walnuts 54d. can 1. +. 55¢ 3 cans Salmon .... ~-.--25¢ | Once Tried, Always Used. | 2% Ibs. Peanut Butter ........35¢ Qrutusee 2S GREEN'S BUTTER AND GROCERY STORE NO. 4° ————_—_—_— W35.00 per bandret, DOC Sree a $3-60 Peueeat ———- $3.89 Sed - BOLO GUEEN HATCHERY Elliott 2064 Stall 41 DON'T Miss BUTTER Best Fresh Churned 55cun None Better Made. While it lasts, Extra Special 5 Tbs. Small White Beans -.25¢ 2 Ibs. Flake White ...--.-----39¢ 2 Iba. Seeded Raistns -—--—-45¢ 2pt. bottle Catsup a ceceeeees BEG 2 cans Iowa Sugar Corn.-—-25¢ Stall 50—Queen City Market, Lower Floor BIG OPENING U. S. ARMY GOODS SALE Until the present time we have been engaged in selling Army Goods to the re tailer. We have decided to give the consumer the advantage of the retailer’s profit and are therefore opening a store at Stalls 15-18-19 Queen City Market, Lower Floor Open tomorrow with a full line of U. S. army shoes, underwear, shirts, coats, blankets, and all staple army goods, both new and reclaimed, at very attractive prices. / Next. we will put on sale A CARLOAD OF CANNED MEATS “x WESTERN EQUIPMENT & SALVAGE CO. s:.°"