The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1921, Page 19

DRE JOBS GIVEN TO BETERANS | ‘otal Since Star Started on Campaign Is Now 78; Boxer Rassles Hosses Driving « team ts not nearly so exciting as prise fighting, but it's steadier work. That's why a former | erwelsht pugilixt, well known | liminary boxer on loca) cards, was | ge to get a jod “rasstin” hosses for | & charcoal factory Thursday thru | StarAmerican Legion employ: | fpent service ighteen veterans were supplied | with work Thursday, bringing the otal up to TS since The Star's cam Paign began last Saturday. Ten vet erans registered for work. DOES! KNOW WHETHER TO SMILE OR WEEP } © “I hardly know whether to smile Por to weep,” declared Miss Laura C | Curwell, upon whom, as assistant to Adjutant Lindley of Rainier Noble Pest, the brunt of the employment | Work falls. “I'm so clad to find the © ready response of the public in get fing work for the boys, but T close My eyes at the pile of post work | that bs piting up on my desk.” Si iiee heure etter the combination | | painter-paperhanger job was adver / tised in Thursday's Star a man was "found to fit it. _ Another man was placed in a per Manent position with a tent and ie ovans toncern. That is to aay, the r phoned in for temporary help, but the man supplied proved ‘8° capable that he was given steady ‘work. ‘The employment campaign ts turn. UP some interesting side lines. ong them that of tracing missing “ | BE WAITING HER HUSBAND A woman who lives in Kent came Into Adjutant Lindley's office in Search of her spouse, whose name she had seen in one of The Star's “Usts of unemployed veterans. He had represented to the office that he jad served in the Canadian army Was destitute, so he was listed | | for work, ahd had been sent out on a Ddoat. The wife declared, however, that her husband had never served in Ind that he had deserted & month ago. She'll Waiting at the dock when he re- ‘Here are the new fobleas veterans | Calls for men will be prompt filled at Elliott 479. oyna bs Bills, 2505 Jackson st.,| ‘Otiver 7 ‘Trantner, $15 2 Stock clerk. _W, F. Sullivan, or helper, John H. Jackson, $031 42nd ave. 8. | ~ janitor or laborer T. Michaud, 4823 34th ave. &. W., @r laborer. G. Coudre, 5064 24th ave. Ss. 22nd ave. apt. 1036 Thistle st. | part | compensable |FZOOROAR F laming Pool Actor Gets No Compensation | SAN FRANCISCO, May 20. Alonzo Williams had a difficult part to play He was filmed of Witiam coltuleid effort a Plaming Pool.” Not content with making anym- Personator of the fame: state man remain silent thru seve the director rang In th where Williams “was shot out of a chute from Hades and into a Naming pool.” The director explained tt had) to be done. It was in the ‘picture, Tt wasn't all easy. Alonso got hurt when stx imps of Satan laid fierce hold upon him also in the play—whereat he was filling the rote Bryan “Hell Jenning» in a entitled, and | Injured more oF lea severely, which was not called for by the scenario. And the industria? acetdent com mission, to which Willams ap Pealed for redress, said it was not If he wanted to go to hell disguised as William Jen ning’ Bryan he bad to take the consequences, seemed to be the opinion of the commission. Now Alonso is out of around 3,000 IN RIOT AT ALBANY: ALBANY, N. Y, May 20.—Four | men faced charges of breaking the peace here today as the result of «| riot in the bustnens district last | night fn which 3,000 persons partici. | pated. The rict grew out of th trolley strike here, The mob's anger | first was directed at poligy who in terfered with the operation of jitney buses which supplemented trregu lar car service. Beginning at 10:20, the riot tasted until 2 a m., when state troops dis. | persed the crowd. ‘Trolley car win dows were broken, a number of per sons were injured, the windows of | the St Francis hotei were broken and the mayor's office was stormed. tuck all Spanish Veterans Also Bid Sec. Denby Secretary of the Navy Denby w Invited to attend the Independenc Day celebration here by the United Spanish War Veterans’ association. Denby is an aidecamp on the staff of J, K. Witherspoon of Seattle, who is national commander of the Span: ish war veterans. HERBIE! WASHINGTON, May 20.—Hope was given today to the habitationless the announcement of Secretary that the housing problem by Hoover soon woul! be solved. Hoover said that the seven eng! Lasortag experts called to the ald the department of comme busy at their task today and had jalready worked out a program which | Traveling Fort for Coney Island Bank NEW YORK, May 20.-When the Bank of Cone Island wants to transport ft» money to Manhat Mrooklyn tt that brings back war The of bullet and bombproof material and there are peepholes in the side for armed men to ab thru in resisting at tacks by bandits: n and tank-like memories oar car is STONG’S Stalls 37.38, Economy Market, Lower Floor 6 bars Royal White Soap... . Baking Powder. . 1 25¢ package K. C, ATTLE STAR |Fake Jap Pearls |Paris Hotel Chef’s Distress London| LONDON May 20. is all of a twitter so} PATUS the | ban the none Uren | no less a brush Dearta, William Orpen, thing that the only way to tell the! most « mated portrait painters difference im to chop them in two.| This pict of the chief at the Pawnbrokers are for Hotel Chathan is one of the most fear th have on | widely wed at thia year’s ‘the “onltured™ mistake. | royal aeademy exhibition, London May he 20.—-A hotel of having h talized on canvas by than that of Sir of Kurope's chet olety over fea introduction of “cultured’ said to be so like the real also worrted large sun riety by Economy Market | SUGAR |ca Baker’s Premium Chocolate 1-2 Lb. 28¢ live: goype NEE ECONOMY BARGAINS Ground Chovelate, 23¢ Mh., 2 Ibe... 1 lb. Lipton’s Yellow Label Tea. 1 package Olympic Pancake Flour. . 40c can Extra Fancy Pineapple. .............25¢ The Above Spec! The Following poe We Master Niend Cot- 4 Ts. She, 3 My She Coffee, 2 Tha. . 4% The. for $1.10 of Saturday Onty jails Good for a Week No, 24 cans Extra Fancy Peaches or Bartlett in syrup. Ibs. Choice Evaporated Apples for 230 2 Ibs, New Seeded Raisins... .48e ib can Rogers Baking Pow. er for jar Raspberry Jam \_ Extra Virgin Ol 4 quart Marmalade Albers ve O for... &. Alber cana Stic pkg. Dromedary Dates 5 Iba. Small White Beans Beans pier Heat Wiour Rolled Oats Pineapple ub Coffes, i ib Rogers Peanut Butter 20 wolid pack Tomatovs BUTTER "<. FAGNANT'S BL ee : roel Very Best rurcram CHEESE, EDDIE'S BUTTER STORE Picnics 174c, Compound 4 Lbs. 40c 3435 Keonamy Market, Lower Floor 9 © LINCOLN MARKET SALT PORK’ 15e, Snisnte Lower Floor 184c Lb.— PORK ROASTS — 18jc Lb. ACORN MARKET, 33 Economy, DAN’S MARKET ‘ar 32c, 3 Lbs. 95c nedrny 40, oa wer Floor, Economy t Ave. Entrance, © Black Pepper apbell’s Soups, can bottle cere Vanilla 0: nt Matches Macaroni hee Freak mie aD Large pk. Seeded Raisins 70 Pike Place Market, Lipton’s ‘Tea Ibe Pure Coc Sheriff Out-Roars Portrait Is Painted This Outraged Lion | #rown African lion is nothing in the | Colm, | for two years, wanted a wife Mut NEW HAV May 20 lite of James J sheriff. O'Connell hustled of $200 against the lion roared with rage as was put aboard a truck, red back owner, T' hin cage ar. B in. 62 " LBS, Sie Sibs.60c Mocnomy ¢ ana Pike rhetn G. F. HASTINGS 1525 Pike Place Market Bartlett Pears rge 2% cans in extra heavy ayrup...... tor 40C wyrup... $2.60 DOZ. $5.10 CS. (2 Don) ‘This in regular 400 grade Caenenaesa Heet Sugar Sugar Stalls ru 10 Dos. 86.10 Came (2 Dex.) k slices, heavy sugar syrup MATOMES, large 5c SHOE PRICES TUMBLE! DOWN THEY COME—OUR NEW STOCK IS HERE These new Shoes cost us tees and WE WILL SELL THEM FOR LESS arge fancy Prunes rou KK boxed Matches You K OW our OLD prices. Now compare them with our NEW prices, tively convinced that “CUT RATE” SALES IN TOWN They were always the lowest. which are STILT, KS ARE BY FAR THE LOWEST. CHILDREN'S, OWING Minmetal and OUR LADIES’ 8TOCK—more complete than ever—-$3.40, 0, $5.40 and EXTRA SPECIAL ON MEN’S SHOES Pike Place Market Shoeteria Lower Floor, Near Sagar Stall Where Kents and Prices are Positively the Lowest 39 Economy Market, Lower Ploor 2 im 4h¢ 23c Lb. vu si oo 56 Economy Market, Lower Floor WATER GLASS Dring your containers. 28c Quart atch. 10: the. 2he; 100 Tha.#2.45 ked Corn 10 The, 25¢ The e210 Paw Mash, Chick Peed, Develope o it, 5 Garden a er Seeds Cheaper Than Anywhere. MARKET HATCHERY Lower Fleer Pike Place Market Oppensite Sugar Stall “CORNED BEEF 17 Union Shop Stall 32, Keanomy, Lower Ft O'Connell, a deputy Leo off @ carnival lot to mntinfy a judgment but the|the young farmer in making hin #6 |Too Busy to Pick a \Denies Knife Was Wife; Gets Aid COVES, May 20.—Glenn Lin & proxperous farmer, Ore It was no function of the Carleton, loxger, when nd held dx » for more thi nena affairs were too pressing for|day night him to unde the time to find the omary method, advertined. A committes 6 neighbors was appointed to advise| he pers in one by he * Star lection. He found a 1 |affairs,” Capt. Muirhead saya. MAZDA LAMPS, 35 and 40-watt, each 60-wat Sugar St RNATION MILK 10¢ "rn 98¢ FOR PURE FOOD sHor 1511 Pike Place Market EXTRA SPEC) Finest Hand-Rolled CHOCOLATES, Ib. Salted Peanuts, Ib. WM, BOURGETT—STALL 27 Economy Market Back of Bartell Drag Co, LEGION FRUIT STAND OWNED BY 100 PER CENT AMERICAN Pike Pt Market Stall 59 ";, hier Market Stall 59 BARGAIN CENTER OF THE PIKE PLACE MARKET Potatoes | 2 25 me. 25c | 6 WE. ...cccceres 10¢ Specials on Fresh STRAWBERRIES 59 Pike Place Market—Lower Floor. TALL CANS 200 20 400 Oranges, dozen 18¢ ‘Tomatoes, Ib. ibe and 10¢ test Eating beat per daz. - 2O¢ and en GE Onions, New Potatoes, and 4 Ibs. Bananas, All Prices JOHN ROMAGOY, Prop. BREAD—better than mother used to bake, has been the reason for our continued success. CANDIES—made fresh daily; selling cheaper than others can buy it. Try Our Fresh French Pastries The Very Best Coffee for 5¢ per Cup ATHENIAN BAKERY fisz sane: S Ps, THE LAAF SUPREME SAVE Three, Five to Ten Dollars on your Glasses. Let us prove to you that we are the Lowest Priced Optics! Hease in Seattle. Nearly 11 years in Seattle, EXAMIN. TION FREE by licensed Optom- etrist (graduate Philadelphia Optometry). n lenses "hupticated for our own grinding depart: ment. See our show case display. Free adjustments of all kinds. SUSSMAN OPTICAL CO. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN 5-6 PIKE PLACE MARKET Below Retary Bakern “oh MADE and BAKED —AT— 1501 Pike Pl. Mkt CORNER PUBLIC MARKET—— Best Fresh Churned BUTTER, 33c Lb.—2 for 65c Peanut Butter, 10 Ib. 2 Iba...19¢ Flake White, 16 ib, 2 Ibs....25c ing ce Ib. Sugar, fine cane, 8 Ibs.........600 Crescent With a 25 purchase McLaren's Nippy or Pimento Flashed at Ctl Lake wiaywer Burien Improvement club that Kimi interrupted Sait. ~~ brandished @ 5 | hall cape n an hour, Capt J. Muirhead han written to The “We have never asked for and do not need police protection at Our 2 2a ¢ Is Going' BORDEN’S MILK Ss U GA Up! | Royal win te, bars 25¢ BUY BEFORE TOO oh Whipping Cream a Fresh Milk, at. - “ : Stall 109, ist Ave. Floor | Crescent “99” Coffee bers: \has for ite ultimate object the sup | plying of homes for the race before it ts forced to a nomadic or tent dwelling existence Wrist, laborer. | Pal Brebmer, 3300 Third ave. W.. Hadetheinrich, 903 Fifth ave. | T228% First Cheese, 4 it secereccesees REC 5 tall cans silk 2 Co-operative Bie fresh Roast Coffee. “GREEN'S BUTTER STORE Set: OMETHING NEW— DO NOT OVERLOOK THE ; THREE GIRLS’ BAKERY CORNER MARKET— FIRST AVE. AND PIKE ST. The only device of its kind in the world—the Sanitary Automatic Dough- nut Machine. This maching cuts, fries, turns and delivers the Doughnuts automatically, and all under glass. These delicious, light, crisp Doughnuts for sale at al] “THREE GIRLS” BAKERIES and at GROCERY STORES. WATCH FOR OUR OUR OTHER SPECIALS ‘The activities of Vale students re. Nie 9676 S4th ave. S,/ may be perpetuated by means of i ar | motion picture Sims. LIBERTY MARKET 3506-08-10 Firs Ave., Just South of Liberty Theatre RANDOLPH GROCERY CO. Wholesale and Retail—We Deliver SALE SAT. AND ALL NEXT WEEK 2 perewnerrey SHEETS ON OUR COUNTERS LISTING Bese Fresh Churned MR pgp TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION BUTTER, lb. 33c a Few Specials Will Be Advertined in the Future 2 the. 65e 10c SANITARY MARKET SUGAR STALL 109 First Ave. Floor. ALLEN & BARROWS Stall 45 isp." Stall 46 Successors to Dodds’ Grocery We PKG. OF SCHEPPS' COCOANUT. EXTRA QUALITY F espe Large Cans... 4 Cans for Obeereecus eeese ee SANITARY MARKET SUGAR STALL GREEN'S Stall 102 Sanitary Market, bad Ave. Floor ‘Se 41. Coretana PANCAKE FLOUR 25e¢ FLAKE 4+ 1b. 4 Ibs. Good HEAD RICE 25¢ Hunt's White CHERRIES, N 1 cans, 18¢. 2 for OLD YANKEE SYRU WHITE pails --. £06 S1b. pails --. 06¢ bottle ; Campbell's SOUPS, can...10¢ | Silver Bar PINBAPPI 2c pke. SEAFOAM 23¢ 2 cans, 19¢, 3 for.. Good MILK, 4 cans for....26¢ (Sweet as honey) LESLIE’S SELLING PRICES Best Butter 33c, 2 Lbs.65c Don't put 4 cans for | Best Ingredients Obtainable A Trial Will Convince Ibs. M. J. B. fee. 95e pint can Olive Oil, 49¢; quart, 95. Fancy Peas or Corn, two cans for....... White Wonder or Lenox Soap, 6 bars for 4c can Libby's Corned Beef or Roast Beef. 55e Royal Baking Powder, can.. Large package Citrus Powder. .. 25 bottle of Cat@up, per bottle. JeLO, all you want, per package ye bag of Yellow or White Corn Meal . 50c quart Mason jar of Pickles or Chow... . 25¢ EGGS —Large Fancy Ranch, Dozen. . 25¢ (ONEY—10-Ib. can, $1.69; 5-lb. can, 98¢; 90¢ qt., 6B¢ jar PRESERVES or JELLY ccc eees COE R—The very best, 3 lbs. $1.00 .35¢ ber can (with 25¢ purchase) LARGE CANS 25c ROLLED 0O/ DELICATESSEN SUGAR, 10° 796 |°°r: TOMATOES, SPINACH, PEANUT BUTTER, Ib 106 EVAP. APPL ‘B3 “- 60c 1c PRUNES ai MILK Co-Operative PEACHES for PINEAPPLES Per can PEARS Stall 1M, Sanitary Market Fist Ave, Floor HOMINY, BROWN BEANS, 2 Ibn 19¢. SOAP, “Sure 5-25¢ }10c TOILET P. PER 19c COFFEE, regular 35e; RICOTS . SPECIALS PUMPKIN Fine Cane WHITE 10c 1c HEAD Ric Fresh Roast 29c ERRIES Pineapple, Up to 200 VALUE, SUGAR, 8 Ibs. ‘(With Purchase of 10¢ or Over) |10e MATCH JANBER- wr MILLER’S Sliced can Pure Olive O Orange Marmalade, per | ra .25¢ Our Mayonnaise Dress- ing and Potato Salad can’t be beat. Cold Meats, Pickles, Ol- ives, ete., for the picnic Junch. Prices Right. a large Hammond's Best Flour is true to nanfe “Hest.” Sack .....82.00 Snowflake Crackers t8e, 2 for a8 Oregon ¢ m Brick Cheese, whole, 1, @8ey cut, Tb. 23 ap, 4 for .. ate 10¢ in the garbage can, Buy Leslie Coffee, in bulk. Special Blend Bhe TH. 3 tha Bt Fresh Eggs. .28e doz; 2 doz She Waldorf Toilet Paper, Wee} cin Extra Choice Prunes, 2 tbs...20¢ | | Campbell's pke. . 24e | Jello, all flavors Ber 41d can Tey 8-tb First Ave. Floor Sanitary Market An roll Seedieas Raisins, FREE CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES—A HERSHEY ALMOND BAR WITH EACH POUND OF COFFEE TEA AND ALL NEXT WEEK Snowdrift, 2 the. can » First Ave. and U HAVE ESTABLISHED | BE- YOND QUESTION THE SAUSAGES LUNCH MEATS AND PURE MEAT PRODUCTS For Sale by the Better Class Delicatessen Stores and Meat Markets BOOTH 132 SANITARY MARKET 1ST AVE. FLOOR SATURDAY DIRECT IMPORTING CO. COFFEE STALL—IN REAR